the driver of that truck is okay. on't have any information about the man who died. we don't have his age or name at this time. they just got the highway cleared. the street sweeper just came through here. at one point they only had two lanes open. now all lanes of traffic are open. reporting live from pleasant hill, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. also new this morning, mountain view police are looking for clues after a person was shot. the shooting happened at a home along san carlos avenue around 9:45 last night. paramedics transported one gunshot victim to the hospital. no word on if anyone has been arrested. police have not told us what led up to the shooting. the time is 4:30. we'll get a quick update on weather and traffic where you live. >> good morning to you. hi, everyone. starting out with mild temperatures again with all of that cloud cover. look at the numbers. it is not even 5:00 in the

morning, 66 and the clouds have not made it yet into san jose. 64 in vallejo. temperatures overall cooler than where we have been still compared to yesterday. as you look at the outlook for today, we're cloudy, misty, drizzly and temperatures will slowly warm into the lower 70s with sun and breezy winds later on today. >> give yourself extra time. we have that traffic alert on southbound 680 making your way through pleasant hill and into walnut creek. an earlier fatal accident has been cleared. you can see traffic is still recovering. so we have some brake lights making your way southbound near treat and geary. also that's the accident there. there's another injury crash southbound 680 in san ramon at el costa. we're tracking another injury crash in oakland, northbound 880 at 23rd. a lot of accidents early this morning. this is a live shot of

interstate 880 for taillights heading towards the bay bridge. now to the impeachment battle in washington. this morning we're learning that top white house officials knew that complaint ces f acia officer. inez has that and the push back from the president's closest confidants. good morning. the whistle-blower claims some in the white house were so concerned about what they heard in that phone call that they took steps to try to cover it up. >> reporter: this morning allegations of a coverup at the white house revealed in the whistle-blower complaint that sparked the impeachment inquiry. >> if it were any doubt about the need for an impeachment proceeding, there's none now. >> reporter: the whistle-blower's complaint lays out concerns that president trump was using the power of his office to solicit interference from a foreign country in the

2020 election when he asked the ukrainian president to investigate his political rival, joe biden. the whistle-blower says senior white house officials had intervened to lock down all records of that phone call especially the word for word transcript. >> is it okay for a president to pressure -- any president to pressure a foreign government for help to win an election? >> it is unwarranted, it is unwelcome. >> reporter: on thursday lawmakers grilled joseph josephp who kept the whistle-blower's claims under wraps for weeks. >> i think the whistle-blower did the right thing. >> reporter: president trump taking a different stance behind closed doors, an audio recording obtained by the "los angeles times" shows his growing frustration. >> i want to know who is the

person who gave the whistle-blower -- who is the person who gave the whistle-blower the information? because that's close to a spy? you know what we used to do in the old days when we were smart? right? with spies and treason. we used to handle it a little differently than we do now. >> what's next in that impeachment investigation? analysts say lawmakes will get to try to corroborate that whistle-blower complaint and they may try to subpoena white house officials to do that. >> thank you. developing news, firefighters have stopped a wildfire that burned near homes in martinez. the flames charred about two akers along a hillside on sunset drive. one fire crew is on the scene to make sure the fire doesn't start again. firefighters told us cooler temperatures and higher humidity made it easier to contain the fire. investigators are looking for what started it. developing news this morning, santa clara police issued a plea for help to find a

person who attacked a 91-year-old man while he was visiting his wife's grave site. this happened last saturday morning at the mission city memorial park. this is the latest sketch police have given us of the suspect who attacked the victim with a rock. investigators say the suspect stole some of the main's thin's and got away on a bike. he is 35 to 50 years old, 5'9" to six foot tall with a medium build, with slicked back gray hair and gray mustache. the 91-year-old man was relet d released from the hospital and is recovering at home. in north day a police woma from being hit by a train. two detectives stationed at the crossing saw a woman good underneath the gates. one detective tried to pull the woman away from the tracks, but it was too late. this is the third time that someone has been killed by a train at that intersection since

june. in the east bay, a youth delegation is planning to rally outside chevron corporate headquarters in san ramon. the upwigroup will demand that chevron get off fossil fuels by 2025. they want governor newsom to require companies to phase out oil production statewide. the protest will start this morning at 9:00. in the south bay, san jose's presentation high school is hiring an outside law firm to investigate past reports of sexual abuse and misconduct at the catholic girl's school. several former presentation students claimed that administrators mishandled their complains about sexual misconduct. one student wrote about her experience in the "washington post." presentation hired a law firm that specializes in sexual harassment complaints and workplace in schools. abc news is committed to building a better bay area to solve the problems most important to you. one of the biggest pain that

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you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's lisa. >> we are starting out with low clouds and fog for everyone. even mist and drizzle. look at the extent of that cloud deck into the sacramento valley. we're looking at a gray start. it's damp out there with temperatures in the 60s. it's mild with the cloud cover. 59 in san carlos. pacifica checking in the upper 60s. in the north bay, into the east bay, the mist and drizzle. the next several hours, the clouds do thin out, we're looking at sunshine, even the clouds being swept away from the coastline. there's the golden gate bridge. certainly wet pavement out there. you may need your wipers. with the wet pavement, even commuting it should be slick out there for everyone. even the kids, dressing them, maybe the slicker with breezy winds on the bay throughout the

afternoon. on the north bay, the cooldown yesterday. the clouds in san rafael and santa rosa. 60s and 70s as we get into your afternoon. the rest of us mid 70s in fremont. 68 in richmond. we're looking at overnight lows with that lift and drizzle. temperatures not not where they should be for this time of year. we'll talk about that cooling trend continuing through the last weekend of september. first weekend of fall, frances. any plans, besides sleep? >> i'll be sleeping in and also i know we have just come out of this hot weather, i do look forward to the nicer, milder weather in san francisco, which we normally see in the fall. >> that's for sure especially getting into october. >> looking forward to that. right now we have better news for a traffic alert in walnut creek. southbound 680 past treat and geary, there was an early morning fatal accident, all lanes were just cleared. you can see traffic is recoverillhtw, there annjuryra

southbound 880 at fruitvale. and apparently one of the cars is facing the wrong way. another car hit the building. that's what i'm hearing from the chp. i'm wondering if it's closer to the off-ramp. we'll keep an eye on this. 580 is an alternate. there is injury crash in san ramon, southbound 680 at el costa. we'll check that out. so far traffic is green. can my side be firm? and my side super soft? with the sleep number 360 smart bed you can both... adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. so, can it help us fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. will it help me keep up with him? yup. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise... prove. and now save up to $500 on select sleep number

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say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. good friday morning. you can see the mist, drizzle and clouds from the northern california coast to southern california. we will look for some partial clearing. it will take a while. across the state temperatures are on the mild side. southern california in the mid 70s. sacramento, afternoon sun. you have the clouds into the sacramento valley. mid 70s. in the sierra nevada, sunshine, and rain arrives for saturday. in the east bay a group of alameda fourth graders were hoping to learn bike safety rules but they learned a hard fact of life.

somebody stole 50 bes and helmets right in front of their school. the truck was gone. >> we are doing programs, so it's a lesson for us. >> police looked for the suspect, cycles for change is askng for bike donations around the east bay. you can find a list of them on our website, abc7news.com. next week the movie "joker" hits the big screen, it rekindled fears about potential violence at theaters showing the film. some theaters banned costumes. . >> reporter: the movie won't hit theaters until next week, but it comes with several warnings. army officials in oklahoma warned soldiers about disturbing online chatter about a shootnti

"joker." some are wary of the w experience. you might want to think twice before dressing up. landmark theaters say they want their guests to enjoy joker, but no masks or painted faces will be permitted. amc says costumes are okay, but weapons or anything covering your face are not allowed. >> i think people really are afraid of the things that we hide. >> reporter: bay area child development expert thinks the fear factor is a missed opportunity to talk about the "joker's" origin story. and why he turns to a life of crime. >> i think the movie highlights what they should be really worried about, there are consequences for that trauma

that go from adolescence to the rest of their lives. >> reporter: she says whether or not you see the movie acknowledging trauma is a big step towards public safety. and cal's berkeley football team will play a rare friday home game this evening. berkeley police plan to enforce parking restrictions near memorial stadium. the time is 4:46. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's lisa. >> certainly some big changes out there yesterday. we got rid of that heat and replacing it, the breezy onshore winds. the mist and drizzle. it's almost like it's raining out there with the intermittent wipers and perhaps if you're waiting for the bus, you want to bring a slicker or something. you are definitely going to get damp out there. we have a moist boundary layer, and looking at some clearing throughout the afternoon. it's certainly going to be cool to finish. look how mild to start. 64 in vallejo.

65 in concord. 66 not quite all that cloud cover into the south bay yet in san jose. look at the green on the screen representing some of that mist and drizzle from the north bay making its way down to the san mateo coast and the clearing throughout the day today from north to south. it will be brisk along the shoreline. if you're headed out, we have the overcast with the patchy drizzle. the cooling trend continuing today. below average getting through the first couple of days of october. as we look at your saturday forecast, about the same morning with the clouds, mist and drizzle. you will sleep through it. 60s and 70s. but sunday, very little change. look at monday, still in the green. mainly in the 60s and looking at those highs late in the day topping off near 70. today, 77 in concord. 73 san rafael. 64, breezy, half moon bay. hopefully that commute shaping up for friday. >> dgood news now.

we have road work clearing on the golden gate bridge. we had a traffic alert this morning in walnut creek. southbound 680 near treat and geary. all lanes have been reopened. tailts a southbound towards highway 24. there is an injury crash as you continue further down the road, southbound 680 in san ramon at el costa, an accident is out there with injuries, but traffic is flowing well. oakland, southbound 880 on the fruitvale off-ramp there is an injury crash. on 880 itself traffic is moving along. here's a live shot of the bay bridge toll plaza. the roads have been damp this morning. give yourself a little extra time. >> thank you. door dash is warning customers about a massive data breach and uber announced a new safety feature. here's tech bites. >> door dash is confirming a massive data breach. >> the personal information of 5

million customers, delivery workers and merchants has been stolen. the breach occurred on may 4th but the company didn't notice unusual activity until this month. >> and uber is announcing a new safety feature. >> you must verify your ride with a new pin. they whare tin with the driver. the trip will begin only once the pin is entered into the app. and japan airlines is now showing where babies will be seated on upcoming flights. this is for travelers with passengers under the age of two. passengers are phraraising this social media. here's a question. what happens when a warrior goes on a shopping spree? we'll tell you coming up next. and halloween is just over a month from now. the billions of dollars we're planning to spend to celebrate. plus the guy who created the

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good morning to you. waking up to slick conditions here. this is emeryville. there's mist and drizzle on the screen. that's because we're looking at that low cloud deck pushing through the bay area. it's mild, in the 60s out there. we'll talk about the weekend,

the first weekend of fall coming up. >> thanks. a civil rights group added dozens of new entries into its database of hate symbols. one of the new entries is the okay hand gesture. the anti-defamation league says it is used by far-right extremists as an expression of white supremacy. also added to the list is the bowl hair cut. the bowl cut image or emoji is used by white supremacists to symbolize roof who killed nine black parishioners in a south carolina church in 2015. the database was launched back in 20000 help law enforcement and others to recognize the signs of extremist activity. new accusations are being levied against dunkin' donuts for not telling thousands of customers that they were a part of a security breach. new york's attorney general is suing the coffee and doughnut empire for the hack. nearly 20,000 customers had their online account information stolen. prosecutors claim that they

failed to investigate and warn more than 300,000 customers in another cyberattack last year. how much candy are you planning on buying for halloween? the annual survey may surprise you a little bit. u.s. consumers are expected to spend more than $25 on candy. that's going to amount to about 2$2.6 billion. so then if you start adding in the halloween costumes, decorations, and the greeting cards, shoppers will spend $86. that totals about 8$8.8 billion overall. surprisingly that's actually down from 9 billion last year. 68% of americans say they plan to celebrate halloween this year. it falls on a thursday. do you get dressed up? >> no, but i eat the candy. good morning. we're looking at some mild temperatures in the 60s out there. that's due to the cloud cover.

it's damp. it feels like it's raining in some spots in the bay area, 4 to 7-mile visibility petaluma to half moon bay. we are breezy out by the delta. it's breezy up in novato and just starting out with those damp conditioeo through the mor hours, it's going to be gray, it could be slick if you're on the peninsula, and then we'll get into some of that clearing. the cooling trend continues with 60s to near 70 today. frances? >> we had a traffic alert in walnut creek, southbound 680 at pleasant hill, all lanes have been reopened. traffic is flowing well. there were a few brake lights because of orange traffic cones left over in north main. it looks like they picked those up. here's a live shot of interstate 80. these are taillights moving westbound through emoeryville heading towards the bay bridge. it is damp out there. roads are wet. we had some mor at the bay bridge toll plaza,

there's a wait for the cash paying lanes. that's about it. a couple accidents to look out for. one is southbound 680 at el costa in san ramon on the right-hand side. traffic is still flowing well through the area. we have another injury crash and slowing southbound 880. the injury accident the fruitvale yuf roff-ramp. the creator of the labradoodle fears he unleashed a frankenstein monster. he cross bred the first labrador poodle in 1989. he said his big regret is that the popular pup led to unethical breeders making designer dogs for a profit. he says the knockoff breeds are at a greater risk of medical issues and anxiety. the golden state warriors are getting ready to begin playing at the new chase center. some middle school students got a special trip there yesterday. jacob evans of the warriors

hosted five students for a shopping spree at the team store inside the arena. the students each got 600 bucks to spend on themselves, their family and friends. the best part, evan picked up the entire bill and personally helped them pick out their dream items. >> i could tello them. that's what i get out of it. just making the next person happy. >> i think for them knowing that somebody cares, that people cared enough to make this happen. it's cool. they're having the time of their lives. >> this is probably the most fun i had spending money. >> that's nice. the warriors team store is open now. but the official grand opening is going to be on october 5th before the team's first preseason game. coming up next at 5:00, the reason fathers, uncles and brothers will be marching to schools across the bay area today. and are plane seats too tight to be safe? the faa is planning on finding

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good morning. happy friday. it's september 27th. as always, you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. lisa has a look at the day ahead. >> we got a little wet this morning coming in, live doppler 7 showing all the fog throughout the sacramento valley, low clouds, mist, drizzle. you will need your wipers, the pavement is wet out there. 66 in oakland. 62 in santa rosa.

looking at a sunny afternoon. the cooling