we are checking those fire conditions. you're never more than seven minutes away from our accuweather forecast. mike is here with the latest. >> thank you, kumasi and liz. waking up to critical fire conditions in the east bay hills and the diablo range. notice the high fire danger has been extended through 11:00 tomorrow morning. we have the heat advisory. for more of us that live in the lower elevations from 11:00 this morning to 7:00 this evening, but not only today also tomorrow. so we have an increased risk of heat related illness especially the longer we're dealing with this. tomorrow you'll be even more susceptible than today. for the day planner, mid-50s to 60s where we live. we'll stop at the 70s and 90s this afternoon. frances? all right, mike. i have two sig alerts. one major problem in san jose, northbound 101 is jammed for miles because of a injur accident at trumbull. it is slow because of this crash. you can see it here with the

headlights stacked up underneath 880. you wt to consider an alternate. i have another sig alert for you, this one just in. a live shot of westbound 80 through emeryville. westbound 80 as you make your way through vacaville there might be an entire free throwway shut down at cherry glenn because of a possible truck fire. we'll keep you posted. developing news, the red flag warning in effect in the north bay could mean that pg&e could turn off power in some areas today to lower the risk of a wildfire. >> in napa county more than 10,000 pg&e customers face a potential power shutoff. business owners who rely on tourists to make a living are concerned. >> tourism is what fuels napa valley. closing all of that will affect our business and all the businesses in napa valley which we're still recovering from in 2017. >> power shutoffs could slow down efforts to rebuild hundreds of homes lost when the 2017 fire swept through the silverado

country club. >> and it's not just the north bay concerned. check out the new mobile doppler radar from san jose state's weather lab. it tweeted out this video saying the radar is ready for deployment and can be up and running in three minutes. the fire weather lab is the only one of its kind in california. happening today in santa clara count you might notice something a little different during the morning commute. >> vta will be at stokes avenue and southwest expressway in san jose. trying to prevent people from being hurt or even killed by trains. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson joins us live with all the details. good morning, jobina. >> reporter: good morning. this year's campaign is rather urgent and in direct response to two incidents from over the summer. one of them happening on the tracks right behind me. a delmar high school summer student was critically injured after she went under the safety gate. another student was killed doing involved bicyclist in downtown

san jose. the transit patrol will be doing a morning commute crackdown starting at 7:00 a.m. they'll be targeting cars, cyclists and even pedestrians who ignore the warning lights and safety signs at the light rail crossing. listen to what one commuter told us he sees regularly at the train safety gate. >> ducking underneath and running. and the train is already going. it's just nonsense. >> reporter: light rail operators notice pedestrians and bicyclists distracted by phones or deliberately ignoring safety measures. there have been 20 vta-related accidents so far this year. reporting live in san jose this morning, jobina fortson, abcne. thank you, jobina, for that update. president trump is set to address the united nations general assembly just over an hour from now. the president said he will discuss iran in his address.

he said the country is under more pressure than it's, quote, ever had as a result of his economic sanctions. iran is blamed for the attack on saudi arabia's oil facilities that has prompted deployment of u.s. troops to the persian gulf. president trump's address is set to start at 7:15. we will be streaming that live on our news app and you can catch it on abc7news.com. major chaos in britain this morning. the country's supreme court ruled prime minister boris johnson's suspension of parliament was illegal and void. that ruling means parliament is still technically in session. johnson suspended parliament as part of his effort to force britain out of the european union on october 31st. however, he's faced a fight from some lawmakers who are trying to delay that exit until there's a deal with the eu. johnson says he disagrees with the decision and is considering suspending parliament again. new developments in an amber alert issued by chp over the weekend. a young boy and his father from

merced county have both been found dead. 2-year-old john weir and 32-year-old steven weir were found dead in a car. the sheriff's office said he appeared to have abducted his son over the weekend from his estranged wife. a controversial homeless navigation center in san francisco is moving forward it. >> the center is under construction along the embarcadero and will open some time in november or december. safe embarcadero for all said it has to be used for the good of the public. they worry neighbors' safety will be put at risk. but a judge denied the petition to prevent the center from opening. >> if san francisco is unable to open the navigation center or if the opening is delayed, the city wrote, hundreds of people whom the navigation center would serve will instead remain on the streets. >> the group safe embarcadero for all will decide whether or not to appeal the judge's ruling. still ahead, the big

landlord in san francisco now waveri waiving fees after complaints from tenants. the tri vi alracked during an open hous she says she did that may have saved her life. >> and here is a live look at san jose at 87. one of those areas that could have poor air quality today. you can see the eastern district in the green, south central in the pink, and santa clara in the blue all with that possibility. try t

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what is it with ocean beach? 57 degrees while everybody else is in the 60s, even some upper 60s, lake merced, sunny side, potrero hills and the financial 67 degrees. it will be even harder to sleep tonight in san francisco. daly city, pittsburg, fairfield 76. american canyon, 57 along with palo alto. a look at what's going on today. beaches in the 80s. be creative trying to stay cool. it will be too hot this afternoon especially for walking the pets as the asphalt will get up to 120, 130 degrees. 90s from noon through 6:00, near 100 during the afternoon hours.

the peninsula, in the mid-90s from about, say, 3:00 to 5:00. our last stop will be the south bay. mid-90s from about 2:00 to at least 6:00. even hotter tomorrow. i'll show that you coming up. first, frances, major issues on the roads. a possible full freeway closure. traffic alert has been issued in vacaville for interstate 80. they're going to shut down both sides of the freeway near the cherry glenn area. one of the vehicles is highly flammable, they think it might explode. traffic is already a crawl through vacaville. alternate routes, may be some of the city streets and that will get jammed as well. san jose northbound 101, the right lane has been blocked but we also had major problems earlier and major damage. northbound 101 heavy as headlights here also still slow past 880. you may wan to consider

northbound 87 with this live shot for taillights as an alternate. thank you, frances. new at 6:00, a san francisco landlord has decided to waive fees for tenants who accused the company of trying to force them out. veritas investments was the subject of an investigation last year and dozens of tenants filed a lawsuit. the waiver applies to tenants living on a fixed income. they say veritas has continued to charge fees for repairs and debt service despite the city closing that loophole last year. here is something i want to learn more about. a hangover is considered an illness in one european country. imagine not getting paid for the work that you've done. this is a problem in santa clara

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me, number one, and would have killed me. i said no matter what i will scream until i get help. >> she says she thinks the attacker may have had a partner. police are investigating and so far they haven't arrested anybody. >> wow. new at 6:00, the days of free parking might be coming to an end at one south bay mom. it sits along the border between san jose and santa clara. our media partner ""the mercury news"" reports a statement issued sunday saying shoppers may have to pay to park but it won't start until next year. westfield began charging to park at a mall in san diego. they wanted to stop people from parking on its lot and walking to other places. thousands of workers now have a new way to make sure they get paid. the county can suspend permits from business that is refuse to pay employees what they're owed and that includes the health peits that restaurants have to obtain. backers of the law say it gives a voice to people who feel powerless taking on their bosses. enforcement will start in mountain view, sunnyvale and

parts of san jose before going countywide. happening today san francisco's transportation authority will vote on extending muni metro service to the southwestern part of the city. right now three metro lines exit the twin peaks tunnel at west portal. it calls for connecting the k&m lines. that tunnel, which we're going to show you on the map here, would run about two miles to san francisco state university and park merced. backers say it would reduce commute times and allow for a redesign of 19th avenue. new this morning, apparently hangovers are an illness. this is according to a german ruling in a case of making illegal health claims of hangover cures. food products cannot be marketed as being able to treat or prevent illnesses. earlier this year a survey found american workers take an average of two sicke hangovers.

>> some people do the ivs now, they bring them into the office. there's all sorts of things out there. >> could be symptoms of an illness. >> i suppose. >> sure feels like it. especially on the monday after the super bowl. >> right? >> just stay home. >> so we can call in sick now and not have to worry about getting in trouble? >> no, you can't. >> go to germany. >> never will. thankfully i don't drink to that point. a look at what's going on this morning. i don't have that illness, i guess. dangerous air, heat and fire conditions. poor sleeping weather as it will be windy and even warmer than this morning. look at the ex ended, 20 to 30 degrees cooler than today and tomorrow. san francisco and oakland have moderate air quality. we know this is a spare the air day. please be careful if you're out and about and try to limit the fossil fuel burning.

that's the biggest thing. 100 in morgan hill, even santa cruz getting in on the mid-90s. so is the peninsula. 94 to 96. even the coast with that offshore breeze reaches the low to mid-90s. look at daly city, 84 degrees. san francisco will flirt with 90. 92 in south san francisco. only 86, though,sausalito. upper 70s along the north bay. but then you go into the upper 90s to low 100s, 20 to 25 degrees warmer in your valleys and at your coast. along the east bay shore, no break. 90 to 94 degrees. you break out into the valleys and we're at 99 to 102 degrees. tonight 70s and 80s, hills and mountains. the rest of us in the 60s with the fire danger continuing. more of the same tomorrow. maybe even a degree or two warmer. look at the drop that reaches

inland and we're below average, 60s and 70s. saturday, sunday and monday. here is frances. mike, we have a traffic alert in the vacaville area. full freeway is being shut down in both directions of interstate 80, and this is because of a possible vehicle explosion at cherry glen road. traffic is jammed for folks heading out of vacaville. waze is saying delays are already an hour and a half. it's just a crawl. they're detouring traffic off the freeway and we're picking up slowing in the east bay. really think of alternate routes this morning. we're also tracking another sig alert, an accident in san jose northbound 101. only the right lane blocked. traffic is starting to recover moving at 30 miles an hour. you can see in this live shot, it's still jammed. northbound 101 from 85 to the san jose airport is about 20 minutes. i want to give you an update at

the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights are on, traffic backed up into the maze. lots of normal delays elsewhere. >> thank you, frances. "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 here on abc 7. >> and ginger zee is live with a look at what's ahead. good morning, ginger. good morning to you, liz, kumasi. coming up on "gma" breaking new developments in the whistleblower drama. the new revelation about president trump, aid to the ukraine, and that phone call. house democrats are set to meet today to talk impeachment. also this morning diane sawyer's exclusive interview with demi moore continues. we have the star pulling back the curtain on her relationships. what you don't know about bruce willis and ashton kutcher. plus, oprah's health scare. her serious bout with pneumonia and her warning for everybody this morning. and a "gma" exclusive with the "bachelor in paradise" couple talking about the engagement that surprised bachelor nation and they'll tell us what they're doing now all coming up only on

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welcome back. the last six games of the season in bochy's tenure as the giants skipper comes to an end. it starts tonight. temperatures, 6:45. dropping down to 71. no free air conditioning there. all right, the mona passage north of puerto rico, 64 reports of earthquakes. 6.3 the biggest and now they have to worry about tropical storm karen dropping up to 8 inches of rain. flooding an issue now on the island. mike, thank you. happening today if you're not registered to vote, be today is a good day to do it. it is national voter registration day. it was created in 2012 and it is backed by a variety of companies including facebook and google. last year more than 800,000 voters used this day to register

to vote. there are about 200,000 fewer pounds of trash on bay area beaches and streets thanks to a cleanup competition. >> final numbers are out for the 35th annual california coastal cleanup day that happened over francisco and oakland turned it into a friendly competition. 6,400 volunteers took part in saturday's event. that is a record high. the most trash was picked up by volunteers from oakland, nearly 109,500 pounds. san francisco had the most estimated coastline cleaned at 46 miles. it's hard to say who exactly won. it was a battle of the mayors, it sounds like everyone kind of won. we all won, right? >> earth won. >> we did. a top knee specialist -- this is not good news. he might be right, he might not be right. he's saying klay thompson should not play basketball this season or next season. >> thompson suffered a torn acl

and hopes to return before the upcoming season is over. dr. tim hewitt said thompson and all athletes who suffer a torn acl should wait two years before they return to action because the risk of reinjury is so high. in fact, according to hewitt's research nearly 10% of the nba players who suffered a torn acl in the last 25 years have reinjured the knee he is a consultant and has not treated thompson. he doesn't know the specifics of the injury but still. >> we just want klay to play -- >> and be safe. >> and healthy. well, we'll have to be updated on how that all goes. coming up at 6:30, concerns about drivers who feel they have a need for speed. plus -- >> reporter: the lights are still on but people in the north bay are preparing for them to be shut off. i'll have the story coming up. also, the millions of dollars president trump is threaten to go pull from california. first, frances has the details of a major traffic alert.

yeah, we have a full freeway closure, a traffic alert issued for interstate 80 in vacaville. both directions are shut down at cherry glen. in the westbound direction traffic jammed for miles causing hour and a half delays, also slowing traffic in the eastbound direction. a sig alert has been issued. this will be out there for a while. they're worried one of the vehicles will explode. you may want to consider peabody road. surface streets will be y

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fire danger continues. >> they say prepare, prepare, but, hey, people have lives. >> people in the north bay ready to put their lives on hold all wondering will pg&e cut the power today. plus, a safety crackdown in the south bay after two people were hit by vta trains this summer. transit officials are making sure it won't happen again. we are in the beginning of a mass extinction, and all you can talk about is money and fairy tales of eternal economic growth. how dare you! an emotional plea from a 16-year-old girl. world lead remembers paying attention to greta thunberg.

that was definitely -- you felt that. >> she was powerful. >> everyone was sharing that on my facebook feed yesterday, that moment. i know locally we're following big traffic this morning and some fire danger. >> let's jump right in. critical fire conditions, one of three things we're watching weatherwise that are dangerous today. unfortunately it's been extended an extra six hours from when we talked yesterday. this continues, this red flag warning, through 11:00 tomorrow. you can see some of the cities like vallejo and fairfield and head down to lafayette and blackhawk. we have the heat advisory. 11:00 this morning to 7:00 this evening not only today but also tomorrow. absent from that will be the coast and the east bay hills. right now they're blowing around 22 miles per hour so the critical fire conditions aren't as bad as they could be. the potential is still out there on the spare the air day as we hit the 80s at the coast, 90s to 100s around our bay and inland

neighborhoods. frances, major issues going on. tell us more. we have a full freeway shutdown in vacaville, both directions of interstate 80. so if you're getting to and from sacramento, it will be a rough ride ahead. a sig alert issued because they don't know when this will clear up. they've shut down the freeway because they're worried one of the vehicles carrying a highly explosive gas will explode. so traffic is being detoured off on to surface streets. right now waze is calculating 2:20 minute delays in the westbound direction. traffic very heavy in the eastbound direction and surface streets like peabody road will be your alternate. better news in san jose, the earlier sig alert has been canceled and an earlier crash cleared. >> frances, thank you. i know you'll keep us posted. developing now pg&e has turned off power in three counties in the sierra foothills due to high fire risk. >> in the north bay thousands of people are still on standby waiting to hear if today it could happen to them.

abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in napa with more. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning. napa county has power right now but could lose it today. sonoma and lake county also face the same threat. it is going to be hot again. pg&e will be watching the weather. sonoma county activated its emergency operations center yesterday. officials say they need to be ready for issues that a power outage could create. pg&e says the weather is expected today to be hot and dry and windy and it could force them to shut off the power to try and prevent fires from starting. >> tuesday morning we'll take a look at the weather conditions and we'll make a decision whether we will need to shut off the power in those areas for safety. >> if pg&e decides to do it, we're looking at 33,000 residents without power. that will obviously create an increased call for servic it could impact traffic, increase those people that have access and functional needs.

>> we have to go with the flow. that's the only thing we can do at this time. >> reporter: people are preparing. hardware stores are selling out of generators as people look for ways to keep their lights on during these outages. another big seller, batteries. pg&e says if they decide to shut off the lights, they won't be able to say how long it will last. they will only be able to announce it is happening. so go ahead and charge those cell phones now while you have a chance. reporting live from napa, amy holly feel, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. sometimes building a better bay area means sounding the alarm. one neighborhood wants you to know about a safety hazard in the north side neighborhood. the posted speed limit is 25 miles an hour, but this intersection is riddled with speeding cars and ignored stop signs. neighbors say they want changes before an accident happens. the city's department of

xplo traffic concerns as the grows. happening today another parent involved in the college admissions scandal will be sentenced. devin sloan paid $250,000 to have his son admitted to usc as a water polo player. his attorneys are asking for no prison time, but prosecutors want a year in prison. sloan is now the second parent to be sentenced. last week actress felicity huffman was sentenced to 14 days in prison. president trump is set to address world leaders as questions mount. >> "the washington post" reports president trump ordered aides to freeze millions of dollars of aid to ukraine a few days before the phone call with the ukrainian president. president trump denies there was any quid pro quo. >> i put no pressure on them whatsoever. i could have. possibly, have been okay if i did. but i didn't put any pressure on

them whatsoever. >> house speaker nancy pelosi will meet with members of her caucus today about this. there are reports she's been quietly discussing with allies whether it's time to impeach. former raider antonio brown will head back to college now that he's been released from the new england patriots and has quit the nfl. brown announced on instagram he's enrolled at central michigan university where he went to school and played football before being drafted by the steelers in 2010. two of his classes are online courses. the nfl network reports central michigan has confirmed brown has enrolled. happening today, mountain view city council is set to vet on no restrictions for rv parking on city streets. the proposal would ban oversized vehicles on streets that are 40 feet wide or less, the typical width of residential streets and streets with bicycle lanes. opponents, including the aclu, says this ban is unconstitutional. the city has established safe parking programs for campers but those spots are limited.

tonight's city council meeting starts at 5:00 p.m. developing news, schools in puerto rico are closed as people brace for the impacts of tropical storm karen. this comes after two earthquakes hit the country yesterday including a 5.1 magnitude jolt followed by at least three aftershocks. there are no immediate reports of any damage, though. emergency management offices are already open around the clock preparing for karen. the storm is expected to bring flash flooding and up to 8 inches of rain. still ahead, a vta crackdown. the effort to keep people safe during a dangerous crossing. and at 6:37 you are taking a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we are starting up this morning. another update next. plus, the product apple will soon begin to make not in china >> i'm sure people might be lined up for that, too. as always. >> yep, they will. >> all right, mike, we're going

to check in with you because i know our still watching the fire danger. >> poor air quality, heat danger, all of that we'll talk about through the end of the show at 7:00. it is cool when you get down into the valleys. upper 50s to low 60s. up in the hills there. not going to be able to sleep as comfortably tonight. 57 in lafayette, danville, and look at napa, 75 degrees right now. we're all over the place. bay bridge, 62. it is clear. we don't have to worry about any clouds or fog driving mass transit, mild to hot. i hope the air conditioners are running already. on the bay, warm and hazy on this spare the air day. 85 at 11:00. mid to upper 90s from 1:00 through 6:00. some areas will reach 100 around 3:00 and 4:00. east bay 61 is with sunshine. mid-80s at noon.

upper 80s to low 90s from 1:00 to 5:00 along the east bay. and look at this in san francisco. our average high is 70. we'll be there at 9:00 this morning. we'll be in the low 80s to mid-80s by 1:00. mid to upper 80s the rest of the afternoon hours and still 78 at 7:00. potentially even hotter tomorrow. i'll show that you coming up. first, there's a potential full freeway closure? >> yeah, they'v actually shut down the freeway in vacaville. >> the entire freeway? >> for a possible vehicle explosion. one is carrying a highly flammable gas so they're thinking it might explode and that's why they've shut down the freeway in both directions of interstate 80 at cherry glen road. in the westbound direction traffic is jammed for miles. they're even putting up signs as far as davis and waze right now is already calculating two hours and 40 minute delays in the westbound direction.

alternate routes are surface streets. there's no great way to get around this. it's going to be out there for a while. southbound 80 a little slow because of an earlier crash. better news right now on northbound 101 in san jose, it has almost fully recovered from an earlier traffic alert. also some golden gate buses have been canceled. there is alternate surface. consider b.a.r.t. to avoid the mess. we'll have more on that sig

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it's comfy this morning. mid-50s to 60s. you get up into hills, it's 70s and even a few 80s. by the time we end, we'll be in the upper 70s at the coast, upper 80s around the bay and upper 90s inland. too hot for some to be outside. high fire danger continues also for the sacramento valley and the foothills through 11:00 wednesday morning just like our high fire danger. lock at these mid to upper 90s. monterey and los angeles. monterey will be warmer than l.a. 87 in monterey. 85 in l.a. 102 in palm springs. 74 in tahoe. we drop off the map.

58 with showers saturday. 48 with more showers sunday. and sunday night some snow is possible. >> thanks, mike. happening today a major crackdown in the south bay. vta and transit patrol will be looking for people breaking the law. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson is live in san jose with the details. good morning, jobina. >> reporter: good morning. the santa clara county sheriff's transit patrol will be conducting that crackdown right here starting at 7:00 a.m. they'll be targeting cars, pedestrians, and people on bicycles who ignore the warning lights and safety warnings at the crossing. the crackdown is in conjunction with the launch of vta's annual safety campaign during rail safety month. this year's campaign is rather urgent and in direct response to two incidents over the summer. a summer school student was critically injured after she went under the safety gate. another student was killed doing that same thing about five years ago. the second incident this summer involved a bicyclist in downtown

san jose. vta also is trying to make a statement with something they call ghost bikes. >> these ghost bikes represent people who have lost their lives, and we want people to pay attention to make sure that doesn't happen to them. >> reporter: there have been 20 vta-re vta-related accidents this year. operators continue to notice pedestrians and bicyclists distracted by phones or deliberately ignoring the safety measures. reporting live in san jose this morning, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. >> thank you, jobina. president donald trump's administration is threatening to freeze federal highway funding and impose other sanctions on california. this stems from the epa accusing the state of failing to submit air pollution control plans. the epa sent a letter warning california that it could lose funding, and it's just the latest dispute between the president and california over climate change. that fight escalated when california sued the federal government over plans to revoke

the state's own emission standards. and people are still talking about the passionate speech made by a 16-year-old climate activist before the united nations yesterday. greta thunberg has developed a huge following for her efforts to get the international community to combat climate change. yesterday she scolded world leaders. >> you have stolen my dreams and my childhood with your empty words. people are suffering. people are dying. entire ecosystems are collapsing. we are in the beginning of a mass extinction. >> powerful words from a 16-year-old girl. this video was shared all over facebook and twitter. president trump is being accused of posting a mocking tweet about her last night saying, quote, she seems like a very happy young girl looking forward to a bright and wonderful future. on the other hand presidential

candidates praised her speech. and now your morning money report. that made in t usa lab on th >>upnoed f t right here in california. tech crunch reports it will return to a plant in austin, texas, and its parts will come from several other states. apple ceo tim cook thanked president trump's administration for creating incentives to bring production back to the u.s. from china. and taking a live look right now at the new york stock exchange as trading gets under way this morning you can see the dow is up this morning 111 points. stocks are slightly higher worldwide after the u.s. confirmed trade talks with china will resume in two weeks. san francisco-based fitbit may be up for sale. there are reports google's parent company alphabet is interested in the fitness tracking company. fitbit has been facing competition from cheaper brands and has struggled to compete with giants like apple.

sources say the company hasn't decided yet if it will pursue a sale. all right. abc's "dancing with the stars" has seen its first elimination. >> former supreme mary wilson is sadly heading home. here are some other big moments. the crowds were wowed with a quick step to prince and kate flannery did the fox trot to frank sinatra. >> you did a wonderful, wonderful job. >> i can't believe that len had nothing bad to say. that was a shock. >> and also lamar odom had an emotional moment getting the lowest score of the night. we're going to have more on how the stars did. you can watch "good morning america" right here on abc 7 starting at 7:00 a.m. >> it's good to see kate get her praise. we did an interview with her before the show started. she's like, i'm not a dancer. everything hurts. i've been trying to work it out. she's getting it. she's doing good. >> nothing will be shawn spicer

from last week. this is payback for anyone who wanted payback, wearing that bright green lime top. >> we member. >> it's hard to forget. >> and more people want that than a supreme to move on. >> i'm sad about mary. >> how many had that in their pool? all right. we'll see what happens this week. let's take a look at what's going on. we're coming up on 6:49. sutro tower, 71 degrees looking down on a beautiful shot of the marin head lands and the golden gate bridge. the next two days begins thursday and the weekend will feel like fall. 20 to 30 degrees cooler than today and tomorrow. right now san francisco and oakland moderate air quality. everybody else green. there is the potential in places like walnut creek where it's clear for unhealthy air. i threw a map up. i'm not sure where inland east bay is. that's the green area or the south central bay is the pink area. and then the santa clara valley is the blue area.

those are the areas that will possibly have the poor air quality later on. let's jump into our temperatures, 95 to 101 in the south bay including santa cruz. 94 to 96. not much of a spread. everybody's hot on the peninsula. even 80s out to the coast. pacifica, 81. even the sunset is going to be warm, 80 today. near 90 downtown. south san francisco, sausalito, 86. upper 70s north bay, coast. 97 to 105 in your north bay valleys. 90 to 94 along the east bay shore. almost like the peninsula. and inland will have 99 to 102 degrees. we'll be in the 60s, one of our warmest nights ahead of us and up in the mountains 70s and 80s with that fire threat continuing. so spare the air today. heat advisory from 11:00 this morning to 7:00 this evening. again tomorrow. look at the temperatures back to average friday and then 60s and 70s, that's it, saturday, sunday and

calle. they are opening the eastbound direction at cherry glen. a sig alert still issued for the westbound direction. the full freeway closure in both directions, westbound is still shut down. eastbound reopened. delays are now 35 minutes in the eastbound direction but hopefully that will clear. westbound, however, is a crawl and delays are still about 2:40. alternate routes are surface streets like peabody road and also here is a live shot of northbound 101 for headlights moving through san jose. it's been a slow ride this morning and it's recovering from an earlier crash. also heads up, golden gate transit buses have been canceled. there is alternate service. ace train and b.a.r.t. with no delays. slowing on bridges including the san mateo bridge westbound on the right-hand side. thanks, frances. the downtown berkeley station will make the switch to only selling clipper cards instead of paper tickets. downtown berkeley is the fourth

b.a.r.t. station to go clipper only at its vending machines. you can still use paper tickets to enter and exit the system at every station and add fare machines will still accept them. b.a.r.t. pnsong paper tickets systemt cong 7 tou go. a live look outside. nice and beautiful there this morning on what's going to be a pretty hot day in the bay area.

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6:55. 7 things to know before you go. since i'm talking, weather is a big issue. not only spare the air. we havean a hea advisory today temperatures warm from the mid-50s and low 60s this morning to 80s at the coast. 90s around the bay. and wide 100s inland. pg&e is monitoring weather conditions and could turn off power in parts of the north bay as part of an effort to reduce the risk of wildfires. number three, house speaker nancy pelosi will meet with members of her caucus today. that is after a report that the president froze aid to ukraine days before his phone call with the country's president. number four, a live look at the united nations general assembly. president trump will take the podium and address the u.n. at 7:15 this morning.

we will stream his speech on our news app and on abc7news.com. number five, vta is cracking down on commuters who break the law in san jose. deputies will be at the rail station near delmar high school after several accidents there. the crackdown starts at 7:00 a.m. number six, all lanes closed on westbound 80 at cherry glen road in vacaville because of a possible vehicle explosion. eastbound lanes have been reopened, but in the westbound direction we're talking almost three-hour delays. >> oh, wow. number seven, a german court is ruling that hangovers are an illness. this decision coming in a case against a company that was accused of making illegal health claims with hangover cure products. according to german law food products cannot be marketed as being able to treat illnesses. and so now a hangover is an illness. >> especially the day after the world cup. >> right. >> is everyone moving to germany now so they can call in sick? we'll be back with another update in about

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good morning, america. as we join you this tuesday morning there is new trouble for president trump over his pressure on ukraine. did the president abuse power to protect his political interests and punish a rival? calls for impeachment growing after a new revelation, that president trump personally ordered nearly $400 million of aid to be withheld from ukraine just days before his call with their leader where he encouraged an investigation into political rival joe biden. the president insists now he did nothing wrong as democrats plan to meet this afternoon to talk impeachment. breaking news. chaos in the u.k. the major court ruling just in saying prime minister boris johnson broke the law when he suspended parliament. terror plot foiled. disturbing new details about an active duty u.s. soldier arrested for allegedly