that one is stronger. it will be a 2. a lot more rain on the way. it is wednesday, november 28th. thanks for joining us. let's talk about the forecast. you are never more than 7 minutes away. mirrors meteorologist mike tphaoe -- here's meteorologist mike nicco. light scattered showers. less than 0.2 rain. it is making things slick this morning. rough surf. you can see how scattered the rains are. definitely heavier and steadier to our south. we are concerned about flooding along the mudslides along big sur coast. 6 we have a lot -- o-- o-- o---f fog to deal with. 60 from tphraonoon to 4:00. we'll talk about the number 2 storm coming up.

alexis, still bad out there? >> yeah. i don't think we're going to get better. i have two new problems to talk about this morning. one of those i did have on camera at the bottom of our screen. if you look underneath the crawl, you can see a vehicle with hazards there. two-car crash past the san mateo toll plaza. they called into chp. they weren't sure if they could drive out of there. they may need a tow truck. we have another problem in the south bay. northbound 87 at curtner avenue. not sure about injuries. our next traffic update in 10 minutes. now breaking news from abc 7. breaking news involves the oakland a's. the team expected to make a big announcement about the location of its new stadium. >> according to a brand-new report just released by the

"chronicle" this morning, it is howard terminal along the waterfront. they believe the howard terminal location is the best way to generate excitement with fans, sell more tickets and make them money to help pay for this new stadium. a formal announcement is expected today with proposed schedules of the stadium. we will send out more information on the abc 7 news app when it becomes available. >> this will be the smallest of all the stadiums in major league baseball. we'll see how this turns out. alexis tracking the wet commute for the rest of the week. we have al of rain in the forecast. >> we are already seeing issues in some areas. in the north bay, marin chp posted this of a rockslide on panoramic highway at pan toll road. you should always drive at a speed that lets you safely react to hazards. and this is interstate 80 and highway 50 last night. the chains are required on 80

between king vale and donner interchange. >> here's what it looks like in tahoe right now. a little hard to make out because it's obviously still dark. but lake tahoe tv indicating there is snow on the ground at heavenly mountain resort. a time lapse from what the camera looked like yesterday. a few feet could blanket the ski slopes this week. back in the bay area, along the peninsula, homes are better protected from floods. it is thanks to the completion of the first phase of a big flood control project along the creek from highway 101 to the bay. part of the project involves natural levees instead of concrete. this is live doppler 7. this is one of the features you can find on our abc 7 news app. you can focus where you live and watch live cameras to get an

hour-by-hour forecast. in other news, a high school death that shocked an east bay community. a student drowned in swim class in front of his classmates and his teacher. >> now the family is suing the school district saying the teacher in charge was distracted by his cell phone. amy hollyfield live for us in danville. amy. >> reporter: hi. good morning. the attorney for the family says there is surveillance video of the pool that day and that it shows 15-year-old ben curry struggling to stay afloat. it shows the p.e. teacher looking at something in his hand that looks like a cell phone. according to the police report, the 57 students in the p.e. class had been told to tread water three and a half minutes. this happened back in may at san ramon valley high school. the family's attorney says there were no lifeguards on duty and the teacher's certification had expired.

>> we accepted the public apology that was issued six months after the incident. but the questions still haven't been answered. they don't know why this was allowed to happen. it is unheard of that someone 15 years old would drown in a swim class. and they want answers. >> reporter: the school district says it can't comment on pending litigation but did say the district has instituted a requirement that every time district pools are in use, dedicated and certified lifeguards will be present. the district also says the teacher, aaron becker, still works here at the school. reporting live in danville, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. thank you, amy. new details in the east bay. new details in the east bay. contra costa sheriff's office has identified a man who died in a crash in san pablo. 29-year-old marion sanwall flipped near el portal drive. we showed you the scene yesterday on abc 7 morning.

the sheriff's office said the deputy tried to pull him over for running a red light. that turned into a chase. the deputy briefly lost sight of the car and then found the wreck. developing news, president trump says his upcoming meeting with russian president vladimir putin may not happen. the president tells the the washingt"washington post", very determineative. a spokesperson said the planned beating has not changed. the two are scheduled to meet during the g20 summit later this week. a controversial experiment. the lead chinese researcher said a second pregnancy is under way. the scientist presented his findings at a medical conference in hong kong. he said the results of the first

pregnancy were leak to the media and therefore the backlash was unexpected. he manipulated the dna of twin girls, supposedly giving the girls the resistant to hiv infection. >> for this specific case, i feel, i feel proud. >> it's unacceptable and highly eccentric. >> fellow scientists are outraged, saying he crossed a outraged, saying he crossed a line. including dr. jennifer, a scientist at uc berkeley and one of the inventors of the gene editing technology used in the aoerplt. -- experiment. we have a storm impact scale

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it's moving all over the place. it is thickest in santa rosa, and around san francisco. here you can see from the exploratorium camera, pier 15. you can barely see across the street. light showers continuing. dangerous surf. snow levels at 5,000 feet. a winter storm warning right now. if you have to travel, it's doable but not very safe. a break this afternoon. by 6:00, more showers starting to roll back in. for the north bay, we have fog and a chance of light rain from 2:00. a little bit of a break at 4:00 and 6:00. showers resume at 8:00. last stop, peninsula, noon to 4:00, we get a break. 6:00 it ramps up again with that stronger storm rolling in. in fact, we have three or four chances in the seven-day forecast. i'll have that next. here's alexis. hopefully we get a little

better driving in the rain since we have several days of it. not going so well here. we have had several crashes. a little bit of good news here in the north bay. southbound 101 at the end of the robin williams tunnel, the crash has cleared. that was just one vehicle off one side of the roadway, ended up on the right shoulder. crews were able to tow it out. a similar collision north of there early this morning. northbound 87, curtner, a hit and run crash. someone lost control, hit another vehicle in the left lane. the vehicle took off. the one that was hit is still sitting in the left lane. heavy in that area. many of us will get new phones over the holiday season. what happens when you turn in our old phone. is the data really wiped away for good? san francisco's chinese san francisco's chinese communit

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happened to it. >> they accepted to have that tree here doesn't match with the time. >> here's the kicker. in a press release, satanic bay area says if this keeps up they might have to put some kind of curse on the new ornaments. saying nothing but -- just in case. i don't want a curse. >> no. and you're sitting right next to me. don't get cursed. >> more ways to help relief efforts for the deadliest fire in san francisco history. >> general admission is free. you can buy wrist bands for certain activities. 20% of sales will go to the north valley foundation and the paraigh school soccerteam th qua wl donell proceem the team-issued equipment sale. people are turning to facebook to directly help

survivors of the camp fire. cal survivors of the camp fire. cal paradise fe adopt a family. >> so many people giving back. it is nice to see. are mudslides going to be a concern for them? >> yes. absolutely. i'll talk about that coming up also. a flood watch in the area. sfo, a plane taking off in the rain and a little bit of fog. thief say there are no delays. we have residual moisture. we have had light rain earlier. light rain through the morning commute. afternoon showers. then scattered off and on. but it's tonight when the strongest storm comes in with the downpours and the thunderstorms. at least one more storm friday night to saturday. more rain next week. light to moderate rain showers los altos, the hills, sunnyvale,

cupertino. so 37, 87, and 280 all getting wet right now. even more so. it becomes more scattered for the rest of us. here we are at 7:00 in the morning. heaviest rain down around big sur. they are worried about mudslides there. as we head through, you can see scattered showers develop again during the afternoon hours. light to moderate green to yellow there. but watch what happens towards 6:00. it starts to spread. the strongest part of the storm comes in tonight at 1:00. of look at that. reds, thunderstorms, downpours, ponding, flooding possible. at 7:00 tomorrow morning, through the morning commute, it continues once again. so we've got rainfall potential. a quarter inch today. more than an inch by tomorrow morning. we have the high surf until 4:00 friday morning. here's a look at the flood watch for the burn scars. 10:00 tonight through 11:00 tomorrow morning. my accuweather 7-day forecast. tomorrow's storm will be the strongest.

a 1 today, 1 saturday, 1 and tu. i have several incidents on the roads. with a little bit of rain coming through, it does not take much. northbound 87 at curtner. they found the person who they believe lost the scene. those parties are exchanges information. 680 at sunol boulevard, four to five vehicles involved in a collision. that is blocking the far left lane. carpool lane, you're already heavy in that area. west bound 205 to 580, very heavy out of tracy. rain pushing through. 13 miles per hour once you make it to 580. thanks, alexis. good morning america is coming up at 7:00. >> rob marciano live with

at what's on the show. >> hi, reggie. hi, jessica. gma exclusive. ivanka trump breaking her silence about the e-mail scanda scandal. plus, what she is saying about the russia investigation and the crisis at the border. president trump taking aim at general motors after they cut thousands of american jobs. the president's new threat this morning. plus, a star of the hit movie "the greatest showman" revealing her secret medical struggle. what happened just before the biggest moment of her life at the oscars. it will startle you for sure. plus, much more on gma. guys? i love her. i'm excited to see her. you stopped calling me reginald. did i do something wrong? >> yes. unlike your mother who calls you reginald when you have done

something wrong, reginald, if it makes you feel better, you're back in my graces. >> thank you. robert marciano, really appreciate it. >> there you go. >> thanks, rob. okay. if you're thinking about selling your iphone, you may want to do it now. apple has increased how much they are paying for the trade-ins. >> forget about electric scooters. this could be the next big thing

we talked about tonight's storm being even stronger. more than an inch of rain in most neighborhoods. a lot of standing water tomorrow. the winds will pick up. the ground is saturated. winds gusting 60 miles per hour. down trees and power lines. tough traveling on the east/west bridges as the wind will be perpendicular to you. hang on tomorrow. mike, thanks. if you have been holding onto an old iphone, you are in luck. the value may have just doubled. apple is increasing trade-in value for phones in you're looking for an upgrade. you are getting 75 bucks in credit for an iphone 6. that is now worth $150. iphone 7 increased to $250 in credit. and if you have an iphone 8, sorry, it only increased 25 bucks to $300 in value. credit increases are similar for the s and the plus versions.

new at 6:00, when you try to upgrade your phone, you typically try to sell your old phone. you can't be sure all your personal information will be totally wiped from your phone. the largest data recovery did an experiment. they brought 25 phones from marketplace, ebay and other retailers. they found banking apps, facebook accounts that were still logged in. some people even had their passwords saved in the notes app. apple says it is key to erase all that data and it's not that hard to do. here's abc's becky wuerl to demonstrate. >> reporter: it only takes a few easy steps to do that. you go to settings, general, reset, and erase all content. you can do it on the phone. if the screen is broken, plug it in. see if you can do it in i taoit.

so important. becky will have more tips on what to do before you trade in your phone. that's coming up on gma at 7:00. you have to remember to do it., the latest rounds of storms coming to the roads

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moving out, another right behind it. live doppler 7 is tracking rain in the bay area. plus, the last minute work being done to prevent flooding. where the strongest storm hits tonight. ivanka trump sitting down with abc news, defending her personal e-mail account for official business. and a warning about gift cards as holiday gift-giving gets under way. what you can do to protect your money. a story that will really make you feel good this morning. 1,000 students impacted by the camp fire just received a special gift from a man they never even met. it's really heart warming. >> you know, alexis has a tip. >> go through your wallet and see how many you have in there from goodness knows how many years ago. check the balances. i'm rolling in it. anybody wants a starbucks after the show, i'm buying. >> can i have the babies "r" us >> who me, i

didn't use it. >> welcome to wednesday, november 28th. you can see behind us, it will be a rainy commute for many of you. >> where it's not raining, it's still damp from showers last night. it is so humid out. so muggy. storm impact scale of is 1. another 0.2 rain. we have dangerous surf at the coast. live doppler 7, sfo, hayward, right across the san mateo bridge, that's where we have some of our better rain. you can see the fog out there. barely see the western span fro. did i mention it's muggy and mild? we'll hang out 60 noon to 4:00. light rain and fog will turn to light showers by noon. sctered 00. the next storm arrives at 7:00. let's talk to alexis tracking a lot of incidents this morning. >> we're not surprised, of course. definitely looking at conditions you need to slow down and take it easy on.

bay bridge toll plaza. actually i picked this because there was a lot of fog here a second ago. it has rolled out. mike showed you what it looked like in south beach on the other end of the bridge. a little sheen on the pavement. metering lights were on fairly early, 5:18 the official time. taking you to 680, i have an update and a correction. northbound 680, sunol, not the southbound side. four vehicles were pushed off to the shoulder. backup northbound. averaging 16 miles per hour on the southbound side. next traffic update at 6:40. no matter where your commute takes you, you may run into wet roads. we have seen wet roads from the north bay to san jose. it will be the same the rest of the week. an even bigger storm is on its way. >> matt keller is live in the santa cruz mountains where preparations are under way. morngjessica. reggie. yeah, we have seen a lot of activity since i last saw you an

hour ago. a crash that happened just to the south of us on highway 17 from the summit. crash crashed into a center divider, went down an embankment. everybody is okay. you can see what is happening behind me. brake lights. traffic backed up at the summit. another two-vehicle crash to the north of us here. chp, fire trucks responded there. it looks like they will get that cleared off. it is causing backups. that just means this will be an interesting community. public works crews have been busy santa cruz county for storm runoff. it helps prevent flooding in the neighborhoo neighborhoods. >> some channels will flood. we will be heading to those. we have been heading to them to get them cleared out and handle the am of flow we are expecting. >> reporter: they are hampered >> reporter: they are hampered by budget constraints.

residents must fill sandbags on their own. they will be checking the roads for downed trees and mudslides and of course all the crashes. the chp and fire departments taking care of those. matt keller, abc 7 news. matt, thank you. caltrans crews have been hard at caltrans crews have been hard at work this week. caltrans worked quickly to fill a sizable pothole on highway 101, south san francisco. it started crumbling around 1:00 yesterday afternoon. it took crews almost six hours to repair the damage. the patch took this morning than usual to dry. caltrans plans to close part of highway 1 because of today's storm. it involves the 12-mile stretch between mud creek and paul slide.

it is a precaution against a possible rockslide like the one that hit the area in may of last year. highway 1 just reopened in july after $54 million in repairs. crews are patrolling bay area beaches, warning visitors about the dangerous surf being produced by these latest storms. members of a fire department are patrolling ocean beach where powerful waves were crashing into the shore yesterday. >>? that gets a hold of you, that basically pulls you out into the ocean. the currents, you have three to four different currents at ocean beach at any given time. you could be pulled left, right, whichever way depending on the forces that are out there. >> the fire department says surfers should stay out of the water until friday morning when a high surf advisory ends. crews in san francisco are busy protecting flood-prone

neighborhoods from heavy rain. they had portable flood barriers yesterday. they are filled with water to add weight to them. when you couple with sandbags, they are designed to keep water out of doorwells and entryways. get the forecast on your phone by tapping the weather button. you can watch live doppler 7 and customize the forecast so you can get weather where you live. antioch police have made an arrest in a string of hate graffiti. the department released this mug shot of 24-year-old lawrence phipps. investigators say evidence inside his home linked him to the crimes. we first told you monday on abc 7 news. anti-semitic graffiti was scrawled on several churches over the weekend and buildings were vandalized also. tips from the community led to their arrest. the family of a young woman stabbed to death at a bart station wants a death penalty

for the man charged with her murder. they attended a court hearing in oakland yesterday. the suspect, john cowell, faces murder and attempted murder in connection with ni a's death and injuries to her sister. it happened at the macarthur station in july. they say this case is taking a they say this case is taking a toll. >> just the process is going too slow for me and our families. we have already given the death sentence with the murder of our daughter. like i said, i'm getting very frustrated and i wish this process would move on. police say nia wilson was attacked at random. cowell's attorney says he suffers from severe mental illness. happening today, house

democrats will hold their leadership elections after winning control of the chamber for the 116th congress in the midterm elections. >> nancy pelosi expected to receive enough support from her caucus to be her party's nominee for house speaker. but the sides of her opposition believe there should be new leadership will be on display in a closed-door session. pelosi will need as many as 218 democratic votes on the house floor when all 435 house members vote. so far 16 democrats have said they are not going to vote for her. the president's daughter addressing her use of private e-mail for white house business. here's what she tells abc's deborah roberts. your father had taken hillary clinton to task for this. so how did you find up in a similar situation? >> there really is no equivalency. all my e-mails relating to any work, scheduling and logistics and manages the fact that i have a home life and a work life, are all part of the public record. >> so the idea of her her up doesn't apply to you? >> no. >> we'll hear more coming up on good morning america at 7:00, including her response to her father's policies at the border. plus, the russia investigation.

all right. i have live doppler 7 dialed down on the santa cruz mountains. we see the steadier light and moderate rain. some of that heading towards san jose. don't be surprised if you get an uptick in the south bay. north bay, the rain hasn't been quite as dominant, the fog is thickest around jenner, healsburg. thick around a napa, discovery bay, altamont pass and also san francisco. here's a look at 101, 880. it is wet in the south bay. it will be wet at times on your roads. caution there. caution for mass transit because of the random showers. it will be damp at times out on the ferry today. take a look at the south bay. we'll go 12 hours starting 8:00. steady rain at 8:00. very light, though. scattered through noon. we get a break from 2:00 to 4:00 before scattered showers develop again around 6:00. east bay valleys, we have a chance of scattered showers through 8:00. a little longer break from 10:00

to 4:00. maybe even 6:00 before the steady rain returns at 8:00. here we look at san francisco. best chance of rain, scattered from 8:00 to noon. 2:00 to 4:00, pretty quiet. 6:00 to 8:00, we go from scattered rain to even getting some steady rain to heavy downpours and thunderstorms tonight. you think this morning is bad, and it has been. you have been on your toes the entire morning since getting in here tomorrow morning the weather will be even worse. >> oh, boy. can't wait. >> you have been warned. >> right. wet pavement here. we are looking live at walnut creek. no incidents. boy, we are looking heavy on 680 near north main. the fog has settled in. some mist perhaps, raougsed visibility as well. i want to zoom into the central valley. westbound 580, sounds like one

vehicle lost control, spun across all lanes, hit one other vehicle. no backup yet. i do expect that to really start to slow down shortly. santa cruz mountains, we checked in with matt keller, south of the summit. this is why. we have a new crash northbound 17 past the summit. right lane blocked. we have seen scooters and hover boards and now this. an electric tricycle valued a veemo. this was spotted in san francisco. it was parked on market street last week. riders pedal to navigate veemo. it looks like a small vehicle. you can ride it on bike lanes or roads. you don't need a driver's license to use it. reggie's face. think about it. i know you're concerned about where these are going to be left. like the scooters are all over

the sidewalks. buff a day like today, it's raining. say you typically ride your bike. this would be perfect. you would have some protection. you could carry your gear. it wouldn't get wet. >> i was imagining it covered in graffiti with one of the wheels bent in an alley. >> that's a sad image. thanks, reggie. >> it is established that we can have no nice things. >> it looks wide. >> apparently they can go as fast as a typical bike pedaling. >> i like it. >> sounds good. >> okay. next, an update on breaking news. a's announcing they want to build a new ballpark. sorry this is the wrong strvide. and what would happen to the coliseum when they move. it is a drone, a flying car.

concern for mudslides around the big sur coast definitely heightened today. increasing due to the waves of downpours that will happen as the next system slides to our south today. look at all the snow around yosemite and tahoe. a winter storm warning in effect now through 4:00 friday morning. several feet of snow.

look how wet and sticky it is. sticking to the chair lift building. light to moderate today. heavy tomorrow. snow showers friday. light to moderate saturday. snow showers sunday. snow showers tuesday. one day without snow. >> thank you, mike. a high school death shocked an east bay community. a 15-year-old student drowned in swim class in front of his classmates and his teacher. amy hollyfield live for us in danville. amy. >> reporter: hi. the attorney for the family says there is surveillance video of the pool. it shows the p.e. teacher looking at something in his hand that looks like a cell phone. according to the police report,

the 57 students in the p.e. class had been told to tread class had been told to tread water three and a half minutes. no lifeguards were on duty and the teacher's lifeguard certification had been expired. >> we accepted the public apology that was issued six months after the incident. but the questions still haven't been answered. this was a required class for everybody. >> reporter: the school district said it can't comment on pending litigation but did say the district has instituted a requirement that every time district pools are in use, dedicated and certified lifeguards will be present. the district also says the teacher, aaron becker, still works here at the school. reporting live in danville, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. now breaking news from abc 7. breaking news involves the

oakland a's. the team expected to make a big announcement about the location of its new stadium. >> according to a brand-new report just released by the "chronicle" this morning, it is howard terminal along the waterfront. team officials believe the howard terminal location is the best way to generate excitement with fans, sell more tickets and make the money to help pay for this new stadium. a formal announcement is expected today. we will send out more information on the abc 7 news app when it becomes available. there will be a development including affordable housing, a youth sports complex and a shopping strip. this is big news. libby schaaf, the mayor of oakland, tells the "chronicle", she thinks this is the perfect site to put their new stadium. >> she said right place, right time, right price. now your morning money report. a warning about those gift cards ahead of the holiday season. >> thieves apparently finding ways to steal money off the

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every student and staff member of paradise high got a check for $1,000. >> i just wanted, if i could do anything, to put a smile on her face. >> thank you so much. this means so much. it means so much to everyone. >> you're very, very welcome. it's a little soon. do you have any idea what you're going to do with this money? >> i have no idea. >> that's all right. >> he doesn't even know us, but he has it in his heart to give this money to us to just help us. my heart smiles. wilson tells us 89 years old, he looks back at his life. he says his high school years he says his high school years were some of his most carefree. what a great man. >> it is so nice.

>> we have a full list of resources on abc7news.com. combine a self-driving car with a passenger drone and you get a flying taxi. >> yes. . audi, along with airbus and ital design, demonstrated how it will work during drone week in amsterdam. look at this. the prototype is a quarter of the size of an actual flying taxi. the car parks underneath the drone. the capsule detaches from the car and latches onto the drone. then the drone takes flight. audi is preparing to test a whole size prototype. this is only a quarter of the size. >> you test it out on barbies first, see how they turn out. then maybe the rest of us can try it. >> i've been on a helicopter once. that was enough. >> the whole physics behind how drones fly, helicopters fly frightens me a bit. >> that is the future. get used to it.

>> good luck, barbie and ken. take a look at what's going on outside. testing your nerves on the roads. fog in many will areas like the golden gate. the wet ground there. it is just so humid outside. we have the rain falling. here on 87 just south of the airport. so fog and light rain. showers this afternoon. strongest storm don't with thunderstorms. another storm this week. friday night into saturday. and then more rain. at least a chance of it next week. here's a look at light to moderate rain moving through san jose, down 101, over towards alum rock. there may be a few puddles developing there. that and big sur are the two main areas there. watch throughout the afternoon hours. you can see scattered showers and southerly winds pumping up the the moisture towards us. towards 7:00, more light to moderate showers rolling in. look at the red come in around mid night. that he wants the chance of thunderstorms.

another chance through tomorrow's morning commute. a lot ofhydronng on the roadways. look at the rainfall totals. a lot least for now. less than a quarter inch. tonight, almost everybody is in green, which is more than an inch. iolated areas at two inches. it is packing a punch, the waves, possible flooding 10:00 don't through 11:00 tomorrow morning. we've got the possibility of wind damage along the bay shore, the coast and up into the north bay mountains. gusts up to 60 miles per hour 1:00 tomorrow alexis? thank you, mike. checking out the roads, there's plenty to talk about as you would imagine this morning. 30 incidents on the road. a couple on 680 through pleasanton and sunol. a crash northbound on 680. that is off on the shoulder.

that is improving. southbound 680, before you get to sunol, a minor crash on the shoulder. you are heavy from 580. incident was slow anyway. a couple crashes, that definitely slowed things down even further. three separate locations reported for collisions on eastbound 580. it is pretty close to greenville road. seven vehicles involved. left lane is blocked. emergency crews heading to the scene. a large crash scene. definitely plan on delays. it is counter commute. a quick check of drive times. 680 wall mat creek to dublin, no delays. santa rosa to san francisco, 1 hour 9 minutes. 40 minutes northbound 17 through the santa crew mountains. > -- santa cruz mountains. the bakery planning to take over a building in the mission district is chasing the threat of a boycott. will la victoria bakery, 24 street home, until this past october.

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6:58. here's 7 things you need to know before you go. number one, the weather is an issue. you can see it is wet. especially in the south bay. light rain falling there. we have fog where it's not raining. we'll turn this over to more likely shower activity off and on through noon to 4:00. heavier rain is coming in after 7:00 when the storm impact scale goes from 1 light to 2 moderate. number two, flooding and mudslides always a concern on back-to-back storms. they have been busy dredging creeks for stormoff. >> watch out for big waves along the bay area coast. fire officials patrolling ocean beach say people should stay out

of the water. high surf advisory ends on friday. >> number four, a busy morning on the roads. san jose, it is wet, slow. we have about 29 incidents on the board right now. a lot of spinout crashes, including five rollovers. slow down, take it easy. number five, oakland a's selected howard terminal for their brand-new ballpark according to the chronicle. the coliseum will be torn down. democrats are expected to back nancy pelosi when a preliminary vote take place today. the final vote will be in january. number seven, how does christmas tree in a cup sound? starbucks announced its new juniper latte. the drink is made with espresso, steamed milk infused with juniper syrup, capped with foam and a dusting of pine citrus sugar. wt the tte ear nt tree and inheorningit is

good morning, america. an abc news exclusive. ivanka trump breaking her silence on that private e-mail scandal after her father said hillary clinton should be locked up for using private e-mail. >> there really is no equivalency. >> so the idea of lock her up doesn't apply to you? >> no. >> and what the first daughter is saying about those young migrant children battling tear gas at the border, only on "gma" this morning. lashing out. president trump threatens general motors overnight after the auto giant cut thousands of american jobs and closed plants across the country, as outrage grows over those massive layoffs. breaking overnight. embattled republican cindy hyde-smith becoming the first