we usual call the opening shot of our newscast a cold open. but this is a freezing open. good morning, on this monday, december 3rd. >> i usually walk in and tell you it's freezing outside. but it really is freezing today. there are a lot of communities waking up, boy, rink below 30, mike? right around 30. absolutely. there may be neighborhoods below 30. absolutely. none of our reporting stations are quite there yet. w have a skoucouple hours to go. keep the pets, plants, pipes protected another three hours as we come up on 6:00. the high clouds. i overlay them on live doppler 7. notice who is not in the freeze warning any more. the east bay. most of solano county. the only thing that is really in it is lake and mendocino counties. there you go. 34 to 48. quite a spread at 7:00 on my

accuweather 12 hour planner. increasing high clouds. still dry at 7:00. this time tomorrow it will be raining. how is the commute? >> overall, really quiet. certainly not complaining here. the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights have been on since 5:26 this morning. i know i have been talking about a possible hit and run crash to make it onto the actual bay bridge right around treasure island and yorba buena maybe a minute or two delay into san francisco. heavy out of the central valley. 35 miles per hour on 580. 9 on 205. 14 on 580 closer to altamont pass. heavy to average out of the central valley. thank you, alexis. developing news now. a bay area radio legend has beey

taliaferro. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo is live outside kgo radio studios with more on his life and more on this ongoing investigation. amanda. >> reporter: jessica, reggie, taliaferro's body was found sunday not far from where he was last seen november 10th in paducah, kentucky. they are in the process of working to find out what happened to their loved one. a.m. 810 from 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. for decades. he was a decorated man. a national association of black journalists award in his name. he also served as president of san francisco's naacp. as president of the city's arts commission. and as president of the leukemia society where he raised millions of dollars with the help of abc 7 news. there's no doubt taliaferro was

respected by his friends and colleagues. >> ray was more than just a voice that drifted through the night to those of us who insome knin sopl tpha inso insomeniak. he really made a difference. >> reporter: there has been no contact with his wife for the last week. the fbi is assisting in this investigation. live in san francisco this morning, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. abc 7 news. amanda, thank you. 7:25 this morning, his casket will depart the funeral chapel in houston. bush's casket will right at the u.s. capitol where he will lie in state. mr. bush will be flown back to houston thursday for more services. he will be buried next to his wife and daughter at his presidential library in college

station, texas. ing he died friday at the age of 94. politicians who knew the former presidnt are opening up about their experiences with him. here's what former california governor arnold schwarzenegger governor arnold schwarzenegger said about mr. bush, sr. >> he was always kind of like very kind to everybody. and i learned from him the good sides of politics. that you can cross the aisle and that you can talk to the other side and respect the other side even though you disagree and all that stuff. so i learned a lot from him. >> schwarzenegger said his modesty and humility were his most notable traits. abc 7 will provide live coverage as he makes his way to the nation's capitol. 7:25 this morning, his casket will depart the funeral chapel in houston. 8:30, the casket will arrive at ellington field. then 1:45 this morning, mr. bush's casket will right at the u.s. capitol where he will lie in state. we will be streaming all of these events live on the abc 7 news app and on abc7news.com. you can download our app and

enable push alerts. we will notify you when the event is about to get under way after a fire tore through an apartment building in san francisco. and the fire also killed a pet cat. abc 7 news was at the scene at larkin and california streets in the knob hill neighborhood. it started 4:30 yesterday afternoon. the nine-unit complex quickly filled with smoke. all residents evacuated safely. there is no word yet what sparked this fire. massive cleanup efforts in paradise and butte county after the deadliest wildfire in california history. >> the camp fire burned 240 square miles and destroyed or damaged 20,000 structures. leaving behind toxic substances like paint, batteries, cleaners and pesticides. the epa is leading the interagency effort to remove the toxic substances. cal recycle teams will go in, remove larger, nonhazardous debris. also happening today, students from the eight school students from the eight school sites that burned in the

paradise unified school district are returning to class. they will go to makeshift schools and surrounding cities like oroville. they aren't sure how many of the students who lost their homes will show up. but nearly all teachers will be on hand to welcome the the students and help them transition to their temporary members of the california national guard returned to the armory saturday. members say they were actually heading to a training session when they were suddenly rerouted. >> i would classify it as chaos. it was organized chaos. butte county did a tremendous job of getting other resources in place. when we got there, all we had to do was set up our hospita and start receiving patients. >> they spent 15 days in butte county, missing thanksgiving with their families. guard members spwraeucelebrated the weekend. it has been 10 years since a

bart officer shot and killed grant. why a tribute won't be ready until after the anniversary. muni's update on its 90-day promise. you are never more than 7 minutes away from a accuweather forecast. i pushed it from a 1 to 2 on the storm impact scale. we have a chance of downpours, thunderstorms near the coast, locally gusty breezes, 30

it's even chilly in san francisco. a few 50s out there. downtown ferry building. 42 in palo alto. union city, 46. upper 30s up and down 101 in the north bay. let's talk about today. dress warmer if you're going to be out and about. especially this morning. normal surf for the beaches. choppy tomorrow. east bay, 46 at 8:00. 50 at 10:00. 52 by 8:00.

low to mid-50s from noon to 4:00. mid-40s during the evening hours. kind of a cool one for you. all right. hour-by-hour look at the next storm and the potential thunderstorms it brings with it. first, here's alexis. >> good morning, mike. a quiet morning. two new incidents to talk about. one in the east bay, 238, east 14th street. sounds like we have at least a two-car crash blocking one lane. so a little bit heavy into the castro valley area. 880 not affected by that. it is heavy anyway on the southbound side approaching 92. tougher spot in the north bay. 87 near almaden expressway, a three-vehicle collision blocking lane two. >> in the east bay, 10 years after a bart police officer shot and killed oscar grant, the

agency agreed to pay for a mural honoring him. grant's family, bart officials and bart police will each provide input into what the mural will look like at the fruitville station. that is delaying the project's completion date past the january 1st anniversary of the shooting. grant's family wants bart to rename the station after him. the agency says it does not have plans to the that. kamala 2020? could she run? the california senator is now addressing the rumors about a run for president of the united run for president of the united >also, two tech [woman 1] this... [woman 2] ..this... [man 1] ...this is my body of proof. [man 2] proof of less joint pain... [woman 3] ...and clearer skin. [man 3] proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... [woman 4] ...with humira. [woman 5] humira targets and blocks a specific source of inflammation that contributes to both joint and skin symptoms. it's proveto help relieve pain, stop further irreversible joint damage, and clear skin in many adults. humi is the number one prescribed biologic

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hanukkah got taouf a staof last night. the shooting in pittsburgh stands as the deadly attack on the jewish community in the u.s. the suspected gunman has pleaded not guilty to numerous murder and hate crime charges. a soyuzocke kakhskazastthis is the fir soyu launched since one failed in

october, forcing an emergency landing for two space travelers. the trio will spend six and a half months at the space station. new developments with muni's 90-day plan to improve its service. the san francisco municipal agency released data showing it has brought existing train operators up to speed on new vehicles. it falls short on hits long-time targets. a lack of training on new systems caused city-wide service slowdowns over the summer. buses on low frequency routes scheduled every half hour were still five minutes late half the time missing their 63% on-time goal. will she run? senator kamala harris says you're going to have to wait. she will make a decision whether or not to run for president in the coming weeks. she said over the holidays she and her family will discuss a possible run for the white house.

if she does end up running against president trump, she warned it could get ugly. she is one of the many democratic hopefuls. if you have both with bluetooth with a speaker. but now you can ask alexa to play, pause, and skip specific songs. before now, apple only made its music streaming service available through their own smart speaker. so you had to be a little clever if you were using apple music. a little easier now, though. >> all right. >> what happened last time apple became proprietary and didn't let anybody share its platforms and stuff? they almost went out of business. it is nice to see them branch out. >> it is almost time to ask alexa to play christmas music. and it's cold outside. it feels like christmastime. >> it does.

>> and hanukkah. >> but we don't have any snow. you have to go to the mountains for that. here's a look at sfo. no delays here. increases clouds. rain comes in tonight. of then showers and nice breeze for tomorrow. a chance of rain through at least thursday. here's a look at your highs for today. mid to upper 50s around. 60 the warm spot in santa cruz. the cool spot up around lake port, 51 degrees. tonight milder than this morning. we'll have mid to upper 40s across the rest of the bay area. storm impact scale, i have upped it to a 2. in the afternoon and effect hours, the chance of thunderstorms and downpours come ashore with this storm, that's when the gusty breezes arrive also. here we are tomorrow morning, early in the commute we have, yeah, light rain possible

everywhere by 9:00. then just waves with light showers through the lunch hour. see the yellows, the oranges at 4:00? look at the reds developing over the ocean, during the evening hours, and rolling ashore. that's when the storm is going to unleash a lot of heavy rain. we could have ponding on the roadways. definitely hydroplaning. a greater risk during tomorrow's evening commute than the morning commute. the hardest part tomorrow morning and evening. it backs down to a 1 for wednesday and thursday. alexis. good morning, mike. the bay bridge toll plaza, things are pretty average here. although it definitely doesn't look like fun. metering lights at 5:26. carpoohrou carpoohrou without any issues. northbound 87 near almaden. the crash they pushed off to the shoulder. no delays southbound 680 out of

walnut creek, southbound 101, santa rosa to san francisco, and northbound 17 through the santa cruz mountains in the green as well. alexis, thank you. good morning america is coming up at 7:00 on abc 7. >> ginger zee live with a look at what's ahead on the show. hi, ginger. hey there. just coming off of being near you guys in m good morning and happy monday to both of up. we are celebrating the life of former president george h.w. bush. we are live and learning new details about his last days and also hearing from his family. we will speak with some of his grandchildren this morning. also, this urgent search for a florida woman who vanished on vacation in costa rica. the mystery growing. her family desperate for her return. and how they might think that the smartphone that she had on her may help this investigation. plus, a holiday shopping

alert. a new report out this morning about which toys are best to help your child's development. you know i'll be listening to that one. a lot of us know him from "game of thrones". a lot of excitement around this guy. jason momoa on his new role in aquaman. did marin treat you well, ginger? >> it did. the trees were down. i got last week's storm. now i am watching for this week's. i'll be listening for you. >> ginger, thank you. fooling celebrities into reporting themselves spreading messages about white supremacy is a story you will want to stay tuned for. there is apparently an app tricking them. >> it is bizarre. calling on skiers and snowboarders.

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th of 20 inches over the weekend. homewood mountain resort on the west side of lake tahoe reporting 20 inches of snow over the weekend. and squaw said it received 15 inches of fresh powder. more snow is expected to fall later this week. a controversy around brett favre. he is apologizing after he said he was tricked into making an anti-semitic video. the stars reviews what the user wants them to say. the star can accept or reject it is. in this case, favre accepted. he said he was unaware of the coded language. soldier boy and andy dick say they were duped too.

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at least two people shot in the mission district. we watch investigators looking for evidence. we will take you live to the scene. a live look from mt. tam cam. the sun rising. definitely a welcomed site. some areas reached near freezing temperatures overnight. how about this. apple reportedly trying to get in your bed. >> ugh. yikes! >> does it ever tostop? >> i know. >>les in the bedroom. >> hey, might as well.

>> come on in. >> it's a party. >> we may be in somebody's bedroom right now. >> okay. >> we're though. you are never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. good news. of because of the clouds on the tower cam shot, northern solano, lake, and mendocino counties, the areas in purple still have to worry about freezing cold temperatures until 9:00 this morning. the gray as i overlay the clouds. a pick from the exploratorium showing, yeah, you'll need the sunglasses today. mid-30s to upper 40s. 51 to 55 all the way from noon to 4:00 with high clouds increasing. that will lead to rain tomorrow. hi, alexis. overall, we are looking at heavier volumes. certainly things are starting to

ramp up. not a lot of incidents arcr a lot of folks starting to hit the brakes north that route. drive times here as well. it has really been tough out of the central valley. nothing blocking that stretch the entire morning. tracy to dublin, 1 hour 14 minutes. definitely give yourself extra time. antioch to concord, 28. san rafael to san francisco, looking good at 17 minutes. we have traffic in the south bay. we will check that out next. breaking news out of san francisco. firefighters are investigating a string of intentionally set fires in the marina district. two of them are in separate areas of the moscone recreation center on shut street. a third near bay and octavia. it's unclear if the flames caused any significant damage or if anybody got hurt. air force one will carry the shgton, d.c. today.

>> wednesday there will be a state funeral for him. natalie brunell has the story. natalie. >> reporter: good morning, reggie and jessica. we are seeing a lot of secret service and police vehicles making their way in. we are two hours away from the scheduled departure of what is scheduled departure of what is being dubbed special mission 41. standing ready to carry president bush's casket on his final trip to the country's capitol. his close friend secretary of state jim baker. >> he said, hey, bake, where are we going? >> reporter: baker replied we're going to heaven. president bush responding, that's where i want to go. his family also by his side in those peaceful hours. >> almost eufr gravery grand ki there are 17 grandkids, had a

chance to, in person or by phone, weigh in and express their loves for this great man. >> reporter: among those, his son, george w. bush who received his final words, i love you too. president bush will now lie in state in the nation's capitol before being honored with two funerals. one at the national cathedral in washington, d.c. and a final service back at his home church in houston on thursday. >> he would treat everybody in houston the same, with the same amount of respect. he loved houston. >> reporter: his family finding peace knowing president bush was so certain of where he was headed next and the beloved wife he would finally rejoin. >> i do think that you go to heaven. there is a heaven. i don't fear it. when i was a little guy, i feared death. i worried about it. i would be scared. not anymore.

>> reporter: a custom train painted to look like air force one will take him from houston to college station and his presidential library to be buried alongside his beloved wife barbara and late daughter robin. texas, abc 7 news. natalie, thank you. sully will now help veterans with the program at the walter reid national military medical center. abc news will provide live coverage throughout the day as mr. bush makes his way to the nation's capitol. 7:25 this morning, his casket will depart the funeral chapel in houston. at 8:30, it will arrive at ellington field. for the flight to washington. at 1:45, the casket will arrive at u.s. capitol where he will lie in state. we'll be streaming all of these easements live on our abc news app and on abc news.com.

download the app and enable push alerts so you will be notified when each event gets under way. the funeral for mr. bush will take place on wednesday. abc news will have live coverage from d.c. that starts at 7:00 a.m. right after abc 7 morni"abc 7 morning. we have to update you on breaking news we have been following. sad news out of arkansas this morning. one child is dead after a charter bus crashed near benton. and we're learning that this bus was carrying a youth football team from tennessee. medics took more than 20 others to the arkansas children's hospital in little rock. authorities say as many as 40 people were hurt in this crash. most of them are children. state police say the bus overturned after driving off the interstate. troopers right now are questioning the bus driver. it's been two years since the deadly "ghost ship" fire that claimed the lives of 36 people. and the cause of the fire remains a mystery. abc 7 news wasnland as

dozens of people marched along international boulevard in memory of >> a group of talented individuals. these were the artists' artists. and these guys, like, this was their day off pretty much where they were creating art and a performance for themselves. and i just wish we would a safer place for them. >> derrick almena and max harris were both involved in running the artist collective. they are seasons in this case. they have struck a plea deal. a judge rejected it. both are now headed to trial in april. you are never more than 7 minutes away from my accuweather forecast. petaluma, ukiah, 34. mid to upper 30s in the rest of the north bay valleys. vallejo, tiburon, low to mid-40s. water temperature a little bit warmer. that's keeping the temperatures in the air above it the same. 50 in san francisco. a lot of mid to upper 40s in the bay shore. ro dd blustery.

south bay, 44 at 8:00. 48 at 10:00. we're stuck in the 40s until then. mid-50s from noon to 4:00. 49 at 8:00. we'll have upper 40s 8:00 to 10:00 in san francisco. low to mid-50s from noon through 8:00. north bay, let's go back. 39 there. 48 at 10:00. low to mid-50s at 4:00. 45 at 8:00. clouds increasing over our neighborhoods. that's the next storm that will come in. upgraded to a 2, moderate on the storm impact scale. i want to bring in alexis right

now. dry pavement. people still all over the place. does not take too much here. northbound 101, 880, heavier volumes. we had a report of a crash here, oh, about 45 minutes ago. never did spot it on camera. that one has cleared from the board. a little bit heavier, though, south of there on state route 87. a few more details from chp. this was actually a five-car collision. northbound 87 south of almaden. all the vehicles off on the shoulder. yoare he . 85 is heavy too. you are crawling at 9-mile-per-hour average. folks in sacramento, westbound 80, state route 113 split, a crash blocking the two left lanes. next traffic update in less than 10. breaking news in the mission district. a double shooting. >> it happened 1:00 this morning at 16th and va

cornell. >> reporter: jessica and reggie; it just reopened in the mission following this shooting investigation. the sfpd confirms two people were shot. they also confirmed homicide investigators were on scene this morning. police say it happened 1:30 a.m. when shots were fired not far from a bar at 16th and streets. crime scene investigators have been combing the streets looking for evidence, looking for bullet casings and talking to possible witnesses. police closed a two-block area for several hours while they looked for clues. at this point, we don't know what led up to the shooting. at this point police are also saying one victim was taken to the hospital. live in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> cornell, thank you. on the peninsula, the man accused of being passed out while his tesla was driving down highway 101 is expected in court

this morning. chp arrested 45-year-old alexander samek on dui charges. "abc 7 mornings" brought it to you here as breaking news. they believe the tesla model s was on autopilot. a patrol car got in front and forced it to come to a stop. officers took him and the tesla off the freeway in palo alto and then made the arrest. he is chairman of the los altos planning commission. in the east bay, a woman in a wheelchair is in the hospital with critical injuries after a hit and run accident happened early yesterday morning at a strip mall near clear brook road in antioch. a 65-year-old woman was crossing a 65-year-old woman was crossing the street when she was hit. eastcountytoday.net provided us with these pictures. remembering a local legend. long time bay area radio host ray taliaferro's body was found.

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i'm tracking fog in the san joaquin visibility. dangerously low through 10:00 this morning. high clouds on the increase today. mid-50s through the central valley. 60, monterey. mid to upper 60s with more sunshine in socal. 57 in eureka. a look at tahoe. doesn't that look absolutely gorgeous. blanket of snow and a chance for more. much lighter snow showers for tuesday and wednesday. and it looks like it will stay dry for your trip this weekend. thanks, mike. the man behind "the voice" heard around the bay area for decades around the bay area for decades has been found dead.

amanda del castillo has more on taliaferro's life. >> reporter: he went missing november 10th. his body was found sunday not far from where he went missing in paducah, kentucky. the fbi is helping with the investigation into the disappearance and death of the long-time bay area radio host. his family says they're also working with police. beyond his decades as host of a.m. 810, taliaferro once led a.m. 810, taliaferro once led the chapter of the naacp. as president of the city's arts commission. he helped to honor black broadcasters and was honored by that organization.

>> there is an award in his name. his family released a statement saying in part, the family appreciates the support and help we received in our search for ray. this is a devastating ending to our search for him over these past few weeks. his family says he suffered from dementia. he was 79 years old. in san francisco, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. pretty scary stuff. as many will as 20 tornados unleashed violent winds on central illinois this weekend. about 20 people got hurt. no reports of any deaths.12 mes and es. many peoplafte getting tornado . spacex will launch its falcon 9 rocket for the third time this morning. >> it is taking the cremated remains of 100 people in a memorial satellite made by san

francisco-based company. it says families paid nearly $2,500 to have a portion of a loved ones ashes aboard the rocket. an app shows the spacecraft location in real-time. in the east bay, contra costa board of supervisors will consider banning styrofoam food and drink containers. and nonfood products like ice chests and packing peanuts. the material is hard to recycle and adds to landfill waste. eight cities are already considering such is a ban. it could cost $75,000 to develop the ordnance and another $25,000 to annually enforce. and now your morning money report. so far not so good for some struggling brick and mortar stores. foot traffic is down at sears and kmart as the holiday shopping kicks into high gear. research from the data firm in

market tracks 15 million shoppers using gps traffic. foot traffic is down across the board at the stores compared with the same time last year. that includes a 14% drop over the three days following thanksgiving. let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets under way this morning. we are up quite a lot already. 390 points, in the green. a truce in the trade dispute between the u.s. and china is expected to help the markets this week. on a separate note, wednesday will be an official day of mourning to honor president bush and the markets will be closed in observance. do you know what toys are best for your child's development? e journal of pediatrics says low-tech is better. it recommends giving your children traditional toys which can encourage them to use their imagination. ifyour child does play a game with a screen, experts say you should really limit that time to

no more than one hour a day. there's so many options out there that don't involve technology. you have dolls, puzzle pieces. these are my son's aiden's puzzle paoeutieces. we have drawing paper. they teach skills. they keep them entertained. they are very interactive. they are great options. >> coming up on gma, hear more about the toys that promoteimin creativity. that's at 7:00 here on "abc 7 mornings". >> we will talk about another tech toy. apple is trying to get into bed with you. they are developing a smart bed cover. they obtained a patent for isheet system that would cover a sheet or duvet with sensors that would track sleep and vital signs. the system could help get a better night's sleep and monitor medical issues. apple has not yet commented on the patent. >> so interesting. all the gadgets that monitor everything. how much water you drink. how much sleep you get.

>> how many steps you take. it never stops. i don't know. >> we know more about ourselves than maybe we don't want to. >> i don't want to know how little sleep we're getting either. that is going to be depressing. >> it embarrasses me. i should be in the gym more often. it will probably tell me. not during the holidays. let's take a look at what's going on outside. it will be one of our dryer days this week. hi, effect. high clouds. look at the butter of color over mt. tam. high clouds will be around today as they keep us shielded from the sun from time to time. temperatures below average. our next storm arrives quietly tonight. boy, does it pack a punch tomorrow afternoon and evening hours. wet weather through thursday. let's run through the temperatures. 54 to 58. just about most of us. 60 in santa cruz. 51, lake port.

that's our extreme range. not much of a range. mid to upper 40s. 30s in the north bay. the green, that's what you were focused on. our next system coming from the west. not an atmospheric river but enough energy we could have downpours tomorrow afternoon into the evening hours. i have upgraded from 1 light to 2 moderate. 2 moderate. plus, gusty breezes out there. waves of rain. the oranges and reds, that's some of the thunderstorms that will develop and rotate onto our neighborhoods and bring us downpours when it transfers back down to a 1, light. waves of light showers for wednesday and thursday. temperatures stuck in the 50s. a little more sunshine. we will try to reach 60 friday and saturday before another one on sunday. alexis. all right. good morning, mike. i want to head down to the south y whe

cofr e five-car 7. 13 miles per hour for you. a lot of folks decided to take 85 instead of getting caught in the backup. that is pretty heavy too. averaging 38 miles per hour heading into the cambria park area. southbound 880, dixon landing. traffic heavy from mission boulevard as you head into the milpitas stretch. the bay bridge toll plaza, typical for you. metering lights flipped on at 5:26. thanks, alexis. the delta air lines international terminal at atlanta hartsfield-jackson is now the first in the nation to completely use facial recognition to process passengers. >> it's pretty wild. you can check bags, go through security by posing for a photo at a kiosk. in just two seconds, it is compared against passport photos to verify the passenger's identity. tsa says it could eventually be used for domestic flights. in the north bay, san rafael

is set to become the latest city to place restrictions on antennas for cell phone service. the marin independent journal reports the city council will consider an ordnance tonight that would limit installations in certain areas. cell phone companies are preparing for the newest wireless technology known as 5g. residents are worried a flood of antennas will increase the risk of frequency emissions. >> llamas are returning to help students with stress. they can groom and feed them and pose for selfies. they have been a fixture at the school for years. they are said to be intelligent and social animals and often used in animal therapy. this is for uc berkeley students only. so don't try to show up if you don't belong them. >> they are so in this year. >> i guess so. a mysterious couple made

headlines after a proposal went wrong. >> the company has been found and more importantly perhaps the and more importantly perhaps the ring has been found. the man dropped an engagement ring while proposing friday in times square. police tracked down the couple overseas. >> it feels good to return a sentimental item back to someone. with migm >> here's a photo of the couple. john and daniela posted on the twitter page. in case you're wondering, the yes, she will go through with the wedding. i'm glad to hear they are from overseas. that excuses them. no one should get proposed to in times square. am i right? there is a man in a spider-man costume, a hot dog on the ground. >> it's not the most romantic

spot. we will say that. but, you know, at least they're from overseas. >> okay. >> iconic place. they get a pass. but if you're listening here in the bay area, don't think about it. will. >> coming up next, the 7 things you need to know before you go. you need to know before you go. >> your instagram pict

6:58. the 7 things you need to know befoking news in san francisco. police are investigating a double shooting in the mission district. it happened on 16th and valencia not far from the bar. long-time kgo radio host ray taliaferro has been found dead in paducah, kentucky. >> number three, a four-day tribute honoring the late president bush today. air force one will carry his casket from houston to washington, d. washington, d.c. >> number four, students from the eight schools that burned in the paradise unified school district are going back to class. they will go to makeshift schools in surrounding cities like oroville. >> number five, a gorgeous

sunrise. high clouds stream in ahead of tomorrow's rain. for today, we will see increasing clouds. keep our temperatures in the low to mid-50s this afternoon. >> number six, our biggest is in solano county. it is causing a 20-minute delay. a fun moment from the victoria's secret fashion show. victoria's tweeted this gif of kris jenner reacting to daughter kendall. >> remember, there are no rules in this house. i'm not a regular mom. i'm a cool mom. >> i love it. that is so good. >> the shoulder thing. >> i wasn't on camera, but i was doing it. >> i guess it is exciting every time. >> very cool. >> good morning america starts right now. good morning, america.

celebrating president george h.w. bush. the tributes this morning as the former president makes his final journey back to washington. new details about the ultimate patriot and patriarch's final days, surrounded by his loved ones. his last words to his son, president george w. bush, and the newly released diaries and letters he wrote to his wife, barbara and their children. >> if you need me, i'm here, devotedly, dad. >> his family and beloved dog sully by his side as he travels back to the nation's capital this morning, and his grandchildren here on "gma," as we honor the life of o