now at 5:00, a man suspected of arson is expected in court today. he reportedly told cal fire investigators he set several fires in the south bay after his wife died. ig> a tinfyri airpne passengers spotted a loose panel flapping in the air forcing that plane to turn around. a new era for the giants after fans say good-bye to manager bruce bochy. good morning on this monday september 30 th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's lisa with a look at the day ahead. >> good morning. live doppler 7, you see just a bit of green here. looking at some early morning hours. still under the influence of a cold upper level low to the north of us. more snow in the sierra. as we go through the morning hohe ts, southy,he santa cruz m

perhaps some wet pavement down there. we are clearing throughout the day. breezy at the coast. even with the sunshine we will not warm up that much today. heading out, grab the jacket. 40s in the north bay, 50s elsewhere. the rest of the day, continued cool for the last day of septber. 60s to near yoynirive af5: a.m. we have reports of an accident approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. then a stall, too. you are seeing a bit of a delay on the cash bound lanes. but otherwise the fastrakers are moving good. always if you can carpool, a great way to go. k at your otherwise commute outside of the central valley, looking at about a 45-minute drive time west on 580. from the corridor, from hercules to the macarthur maze, about 14 minutes. back up at the bay bridge about 12, so make that 26 minutes headed into san francisco from hercules. and looking good on south 101. we'll be back in a couple

minutes with an update. >> a kansas city man accused of intentionally settin a string of fires in the south bay was reportedly here for his high school union. >> freddie gham will be making his first appearance in court this morning. jobina fortson is live in san jose with the other information we're learning. >> good morning. molice say freddie was in to gwnha froram missouri for hi school's 50th reunion when he set those fire his classmates are stunned and say that graham appeared to be . crews were battling those plames that burned 128 acres in total. our "mercury news" reports that gram told investigators that he was in an emotional state over his wife's death. records show she died in 2018. the couple had plans to drive together onroad. graham set a paper bag and napkins from a fast food restaurant on fire once he got

up there. a witness snapped a photo of graham near the fire scene, about 24 hours fire personnel also spotted him there. graham was able to take off from the scene and head to his class reunion, but law enforcement caught up with him at the san jose airport before he was able to rush out of town back to missouri. right now graham is being held on $2 million bail. reporting live in san jose, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. thank you for that. now ev dtoinopelgshinon. three house committees have hearings and depositions scheduled this week as the impeachment investigation. >> starting on wednesday, the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine and then continuing with the former u.s. representative to ukraine and inspector intelligence general. george stephanopoulos discussed that with dan abrams.

>> this is really just the beginning. >> all we got today is the ukraine issue. you have to see if they bring up the mueller issues. with all these witnesses, there's always the potential to get more. more information. more questions. >> lawyers for the whistle-blower say negotiations over that person's testimony ongoing. the hillsborough harris murder case resumes today. tiffany killing green, t they say li went out of her way to pick up a rent check the night green went missing. at one point she gave him the option to drophe>> tffckhe c a driving while live streaming the crash that killed her younger sister has been released on parole. abdullah sanchez was convicted

of manslaughter, dui and child endangerment. she served 26 months in prison. sanchez was 18 when she crashed her family car on a road. the collision killed her 14-year-old sister jacqueline. the crash gained national attention because sanchez had been live streaming on instagram while driving and at one point took her hands off the steering wheel. a school bus driver accused of drunk driving was caught on camera in washington state. >> oh, my gosh, she's crazy! >> no! no! >> that 48-year-old school bus driver is facing dui and reckless endangerment charges. police say one of the panicked kids called 911 after getting off the bus. he told the disparhetctha t bus driver sped through three red lights. >> she's wobbling and her eyes, you could tell she was drunk. >> did she smell of alcohol? >> her breath sort of smells like alcohol. >> this is going to be a dui. >> is it? >> i was hoping the kid wasn't

right. >> the woman drove up to 90 children that daresigned. the school district said it has implemented a new safety procedure to better screen bus drivers. authorities in north carolina have caught three out of the four inmates who escaped from an ohio jail. the sheriff said the inmates are dangerous. they overpowered two corrections officers with a makeshift knife. the inmates had a getaway car waiting for them near the jail. three of the inmates are caught and they're still looking for the fourth. happening today in san francisco, org nooanizers of th international aids contest will host a preview of the event. they will sig a spotlight on stories of resilience that shaped the hiv response. the conference will be held in july in san francisco and oakland. there was some wild weather near davis over the weekend. the national weather service

confirms a tornado formed north of city limits on saturday. the witness who took this video said the twister ripped through storm in . woodland. several inches of hail blanketed a highway through the town. that ice slowed traffic for drivers. >> certainly feeling like fall out there. let's just say winter, right? here's live doppler 7. you notice there's some green out there. we're not -- we're not too worried about that. you may run into a little mist and drizzle on the coast, on the peninsula, the south bay. still that winter weather advisory until 5:00 in the mountains, that's where we expect another one to two inches of snow. 51 in los altos, 41 in novato. heading out, plenty of sunshine, windy later on in the day across the bay. we'll be breezy at the coast. heading out to school, cloudy for some of you. sunny for the rest.

on the peninsula to the south bay, we'll start out with the clouds, mist and drizzle. mid 60s by the afternoon. this is 6 or 7 degrees belove average once again. today is the coolest day of the next seven. in the east bay valleys, you would expect this wouldn't be right. we should be around 80. but starting out in the 40s. only making it to the mid and upper 60s today for you in dublin, pleasanton and san ramon. elsewhere it's about the same. from upper 60s to near 70. a sunny afternoon. clouds in the south bay, the peninsula. slowly getting back to normal for the rest of the week. good morning, sue.ck to the bay plaza, a couple of stalls and an accident, boom, you can see things filling out here. no official word on metering lights. definitely slow and go at the bay bridge. if you can carpool, try to avoid that. elsewhere looking outside, pretty much green.

we do have reports of a car versus a deer west 37 before the 101 interchange. and the deer is apparently blocking a lane of traffic. i'm not seeing a lot of slow and go at this point. just use extra caution there until animal control can get that out of there. in today's gma first look, a midair scare for nearly 200 passengers on board a united flight. passengers saw this, a piece of the engine panel pulling away from the plane and flapping in the wind. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, scare in the air. it's a passenger's worst nightmare this frightening object seen flapping on the wing is a partially detached panel which broke loose from the engine. alarming airline passengers on board this united flight. the incident occurring mid flight sunday morning.ited flig denver en route to orlando when the pilot called for help. we need to get back to denver as quick as possible.

>> nature of the emergency? >> the panel has come detached around, landing safely at denver international airport just before 8:30 a.m. how often does a problem like this happen? we'll have much more coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look, i'm geo benitez, abc news, new york. coming up, the 7 things to know as you start your day. plus -- >> bochy! bochy! >> his final farewell. the message to fans to the former manager of the san francisco giants. and a request from former vice president joe biden's presidential campaign. the man they want

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it is 5:13. here's the 7 things to know this morning. a suicide bomber set off explosives this morning outside an airfield just outside of mogadishu, somalia. al shabaab is taking responsibility for the attack. number two, after weeks of uncertainty about its future, forever 21 filed for bankruptcy. the fast fashion chain could close nearly 200 of its 800 stores around the world. number three, freddie graham, the suspect accusedf

setting 13 fires near milpitas is expected to enter a plea today. police say he was in town from missouri for a 50th high school reunion when he set the fires f boulders set up on a sidewalk in san francisco are on the street. neighbors set them up to discourage drug dealing. number five, we do have a little mist and drizzle along the peninsula and the south bay. otherwise another sunny and cool day today. and number six, following your monday morning commute with a couple of stalls. we bridge toll plaza. earlier one has cleared. we had an earlier accident as well. so stacking up behind the bay bridge. and number seven, the oakland a's will host their wildcard match-up against the rays wednesday night. the first pitch is at 5:09. you can watch it on our sister network, espn the biden campaign wants major tv news networks to stop booking rudy giuliani.

the campaign wrote a letter accusing giuliani of spreading lies about biden. the letter says giuliani has demonstrated he will knowingly and willingly lie in order to advance his own narrative. biden's campaign says a biden surrogate should be given equal time on any program that books giuliani. hillary clinton is lending her support to senator cory booker's campaign. this comes as they approach a nearly $2 million fund-raising deadline today. the staff says clinton told them the best way to push through this and the challenges ahead is to stick together. she also thanked senator booker for his help -- >> what they did today -- talking about the clubs, the players, in this sendoff, i was blown away. >> he is talking about that last hurrah at oracle park for giants manager bruce bochy. his family, dozens of players past and present joined him on the field yesterday to say good-bye. bochy retired after 13 years with the san francisco giants.

the giants lost, though, to the dodgers, 9-1. it didn't dampen the spirit. >> three, two, one -- >> reporter: it might be the loudest sendoff salute in baseball history. er blaring fog horn saying thanks and so long to bruce bochy. >> my mother didn't live long enough to see the giants get a world series. he brought us three. god bless him. >> lot of great memories. >> reporter: drink cups, signs and t-shirts sent boch lots of love. dennis brought this banner from fresno. >> he won three championships for us, and we really appreciate that. maybe never see something like that again. >> love bochy. >> reporter: forget the church, these newlyweds tied the knot

outside oracle park before his last game. >> a lot of great memories in san francisco. when we met, we came here that weekend. >> reporter: as a manager, bochy leaves behind a treasured 25-year legacy in major league baseball, even dodger fans have got to give respect. >> the reason why we're here today is because it's the last game of bochy. we respect him. biggest rivalry in baseball as far as i'm concerned. >> reporter: everyone hates goodbyes but some things got to be said. >> thank you, love you enjoy your retirement. >> glod bless him but wish he would say. >> good luck, boch, have a great life. enjoy yourself. if you don't want to watch baseball, that's okay. >> reporter: after the game, the cheering didn't stop. that cheering went on for a long time. lots of standing ovations, too. governor newsom and others recorded tributes to bochy. that ceremony lasted about 90 pins, ending with a tony bennett classic, "i left my heart in san

francisco." here's a quick snapshot of bochy's career. he managed for 25 seasons. 12 with the padres, 13 with the giants. he'll finish with 2,003 victories. despite those world series titles and a world series appearance as well as with the padres, only once was he named manager of the year. that was in 1996. we have a lot more information on bochy on our website, abc7news.com. you can hear fanfare wells, the fog horn blasts in his honor and check out the moment when he received the key to the city. >> let's check in with lisa for a look at our forecast. >> good morning to you. that's right. we will keep the trend going with the cooler weather. in fact, a bit of energy providing a few showers are right here along the marin county coastline. mist and drizzle. the peninsula, the south bay, still active to the north and west of us. showers numerous around the foothills and sierra snow

through the late afternoon hours. it's 52 in san mateo. 56 in san bruno. 42 in santa rosa. 47 in san ramon. as we go through the next several hours, notice the activity, the clouds, the mist and drizzle from the peninsula to the south bay. elsewhere we're clear, that trend continues through your monday afternoon. the winds getting a little breezy along the coast. as we look at the possibility of accumulated precip, it's in the south bay and the peninsula. if you're headed out this morning, waiting for the bus or driving, it might be damp. the next couple of days will be cool everywhere. upper 60s for the east bay valleys. mid 70s tomorrow. back into the 80s. it will be a gradual warmup for everyone today. 68 in plalo alto. we have clouds, mist, drizzle and then sun. slightly warmer conditions tomorrow. back to average by the middle of the weekend.

into the weekend we warm up for some nice october weather. good morning, sue. >> good morning, lisa. good morning, everyone. back to the bay bridge in a second. a look at the san mateo bridge, it's misty out there. you have about a 15-minute drive from the toll plaza over towards 101. now the bay bridge toll plaza, sengritehtig l 5:15. a couple of stalls, an earlier accident has things stacked up back to the macarthur maze. you're looking at a 14-minute delay from the back of the line. once you're past the toll plaza, sluggish on the upper deck. we had a car hit a deer, this is west 37 just before highway 101. they're trying to clear that. and reports of a sofa in lanes, southbound 680 near 242 in concord. be careful there. that could result in real dangerous conditions if somebody slammed into that couch. there's a look at drive times, westbound 580 continues to be sluggish. highway 4 looking good. 101 in the city looking good at this hour.

thank you. another horse has died at santa anita park in southern california. a 3-year-old colt named emtech was euthanized after the horse broke two legs. 32 horses have died at santa anita since december. animal rights activists are calling for the park to be shut down and demanding new safety protocols. scientists are conducting clinical trials to see if cannabis can help kids with autism. researchers at a medical center in new york believe a cannabis extract may help with you a sicyou a sicautism simtautism simto happening today, a developer will break ground on affordable housing and retail space in hayward. it's at the site of the old mervin's headquarters. nearly 500 apartments will be built there. it's going to be called lincoln landing. this is the first major down

town project to start construction since the city adopted a new plan to create more housing, retail and entertainment. it's expected to open in 2 1/2 years. still ahead, one european city is raising its tax on tourists. and addressing the real struggle to get the real i.d. the u.s. travel association has some ideas on how to make the process easier. and a heart warming moment between john legend and his 1-year-old son

good monday morning. waking up to partly to mostly cloudy skies san francisco south. maybe some mist and drizzle heading out. we have an active pattern to the north and east of us. if you're headed to the mountains, you could get some snow on through about 5:00. check this out, a little bit of moisture pushing through the peninsula into the south bay. we're in the 50s. so it is a little warmer.

later on today, here we are at 11:00, struggling to make it out of the 50s. looking at mid and upper 60s with plenty of sunshine out there for the last day of september. we will turn things around and slowly warm it up for the next several days. the u.s. travel association wants the government to make getting a real i.d. easier for states and residents. >> it did a survey and found nearly 40% of americans don't have a real i.d. or any other form of i.d. required at airport security checkpoints this time next year. the association wants to eliminate the in-person application requirement to reduce backlog at dmv offices. it wants the government to come up with alternative screening procedures for people who showwl amsterdam will start charging more. >> it will add 3% on to its 7%

hotel taxes. airbnb will be at 10%. nearly 19 million people visited amsterdam last year. >> i say worth it. that's my second favorite european city. >> why must they do this? >> they have to raise money. i don't know. those canals don't pay for themselves. i don't know. this video captured the sweetest moment between john legend and his son myles. >> the two sat down to play piano together. ♪ snowflakes that stay on in nose and our lashes ♪ ♪ >> i say his son likes to imp v improv. >> my turn. my turn. >> chrissy teigen posted this video saying stop everything. it shows their husband and their 1-year-old son playing "my th d is

myles is just making up his own version. he's doing the remix. >> the remix. that's what we'll call it. >> does he look like dad or what? >> right? he has the whole pose going. he's like, you cannot tell me anything. this is how the song goes. >> and it is. for his generation. we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including the latest women's clothing chain to file for bankruptcy and -- >> as the impeachment probe heats up, the whistle-blower's lawyer says there are new concerns for their client's safety. i'm serena marshal with the latest coming up. ♪ >> i think we can just listen to her sing. >> she's really good. >> so beautiful. but this is a mystery that captivated metro

the effort to impeach president trump is heating up. a clothing retailer with a large presence in the bay area is filing for bankruptcy. i'm amy hollyfield, the story coming up. and a bay area family makes history. the family of 6 hiked the entire appalachian trail. the youngest daughter just 6 years old, believed to be the youngest to make the journey. >> i also hik trail, about two minutes of it. that was enough for me. >> not 2,000 miles. >> no. >> today would be a great day to get out there and hike in the afternoon. this morning it's a little damp in spots. west marin, mill valley, just passing shower. in the south bay and peninsula,

this could push south and bring wet ns with a winter weather advisory through 5:00. >> it is cool in the north bay. dropping to 40 in santa rosa. 54 in hayward. the rest of the day we are sunnier than we were. we are cooler. today the coolest day of the week. mainly in the 60s to near good morning, sue. >> good morning. happy monday morning. back to the bay bridge toll plaza, we had a couple of stalls, an accident, metering lights are on. that all adds up to big delays there this morning for about 15 minutes, just to get to the tolls from the end of the line, sluggish on the upper deck coming into san francisco as well. earlier accident with a car involving a deer, deer still in the lanes, west 37 before 101. give yourself plenty of time there. i'm not seeing extra slowing, but the animal control will be there on scene. a couch in lanes southbound 680 near willow pass.

they'll do a traffic break to clear that out. thank you. breaking news, we are getting reports this morning of a terror attack on a u.s. military base in somalia. abc news reports it happened this morning at baledogle airfield outside of mogadishu. a suicide bomber apparently set off explosives at the gate of the base and bursts of gunfire followed. al shabaab has taken responsibility for the attacks. there are no american casualties. we're continuing to follow this story. we'll bring you the latest informations a soon as we get it. developing news this morning, hundreds of forever 21 stores are set to close because the company's filed for bankruptcy. they're saying that this is an important step for them to move forward and secure its future. amy hollyfield is joining us live with more details about this. good morning.

look at this massive store in walnut creek. this forever 21 is huge. if it closes it would leave a large, empty corner space at the broadway plaza shopping plaza. experts are pointing to the size of their stores as one reason why they're facing financial problems. there's also a huge store in san francisco. the "new york times" square store is four stories and has 151 fitting rooms. large stores are hard to fill with customers, with shoppers turning to online shopping. clothing rentals are also hurting traditional retail stores. forever 21 filed a motion to shut down 178 of its more than 800 stores. they're still trying to figure out which stores to close. officials with the store say it will depend on conversation with landlords. forever 21 started in los angeles in 1984. it's not alone in the struggle for customers. since 2017 more than 20 u.s. retailers have filed for bankruptcy as shoppers skip the mall and decide to shop online.

reporting live in waln hollyfab7 >> in washington, hearings and depositions are expected to start this week as the impeachment battle heats up. the whistle-blower at the center of all this could testify soon. serena marshall has the latest. >> reporter: good morning. the president spent most of the morning tweeting about the phone call even as white house sources tell us they are not setting up a war room. as the impeachment probe heats up the president's alleys doubling down. >> did they have firsthand knowledge? was there a bias? this individual has problems on both of those accounts. >> reporter: going on the offense, attacking the unknown whistle-blower's credibility even as the intelligence community's trump appointed inspector general found the complaint to be credible and of urgent concern. over the weekend, the whistle-blower's attorney in a letter expressing serious concerns we have regarding our client's personal safety

explaining certain individuals are offering a $50,000 bounty for the whistle-blower's identity. even with that concern, the whistle-blower is ready to testify. >> we allow that testimony go forward in a way that protects the whistle-blower's identity. >> reporter: congress may be on setting up depositions, hearings and issuing subpoenas, even as the house speaker says that call is one part of their investigation. serena marshall, abc news, washington. turning to the race for the white house. senator kamala harris opened up her first california campaign office, it's in oakland. a poll shows her fourth among likely democratic voters in california. >> i know i must earn the vote of everyone and i intend on doing that. that's what we've done every time and we've won. >> senator sanders, senator

warren, joe biden are leading nationally. california is following that trend. she will be able to make a break through in california through .he doewa. >> tho iowa caucuses are in february. a battle over sidewalk space in a san francisco neighborhood has taken another turn. abc 7 news was in clinton park allay where several boulders are back on the street again. on saturday city crews rolled the boulders back on the sidewalk after someone moved them on to the street friday. 24 boulders have been set up legally on the sidewalk by neighbors. they say it's meant to discourage drug dealers from gathering in front of their homes. some people criticized the boulders saying they are anti-homeless. pg&e claims equipment failure for two separate outages that knocked out power to 58,000 customers. the first happened around 7,000 yesterday morning in the east bay. 35,000 homes and businesses in

berkeley, albany, richmond, kensington, oakland and san pablo were in the dark. b.a.r.t. brought in a den jater to get restored power to the downtown berkeley station. power was fully restored by 11:00 in the morning. about an hour after that power issue, an outage hit san francisco. this pg&e outage map shows the areas where 2,000 customers lost electricity. power was restored about three hours later. coming up, china and hong kong protesters are locked in a showdown ahead of a major national celebration. the. and meet the homeless woman with a beautiful voice. this video of her singing received national attention. and taking a live look outside right now at the embarcadero. the beautiful bay bridge this morning. lisa has a look at what we can expect today. >> looks good in san francisco. a few scattered light showers from the coast of west marin to the peninsula and the south ba otheise sll have this

winter weather advisory above 5,000 feet in the mountains. could see another inch to eight inches along the west slope. numerous showers there. still under the influence of a cold area of low pressure. that is allowing for the chilly start. 38 in mount diablo. the cool afternoon, 49 in danville. looking at numbers in the mid 50s san francisco, and about 40 in santa rosa. despite the chilly numbers, we're warmer this morning, anywhere from about 2 to 6 degrees warmer this afternoon. the trend of cooler than average continues. slick spots around the bay this morning. otherwise dry for mass transit. the afternoon features that small craft advisory. looking at the peninsula, the clouds, mist and drizzle, then low 60s by 11:00. upper 60s 3:00. precip, not a lot, but enough to slow you down in the south bay and on the peninsula. keep that in mind this morning heading out. the afternoon is breezy. downtown, 63. upper 60s from fremont and maybe a couple 70s out there.

remember, we should be about 80 degrees in our inland valleys. for the evening tonight, back to some patchy fog in the 40s, another cool night. and i'm kind of excited about the warmer weather. not too warm, just doing what we should do for october as we get through the next couple of days. >> indian summer. snow in the sierra and chains required on 80 and 88. so just a heads up there. we'll keep watching that this morning. i was up there over the weekend, got a nice little two inches of dusting. it was like a winter wonderland. a little early, right? san rafael, southbound 101 past the north gate mall, moving nicely for about a 20-minute drive to get you to the golden gate bridge. you're fog-free. it's a nice ride into san francisco. all right. otherwise we do have some slowing over the altamont, pretty typical. also headed into concord on westbound highway 4 is slow.

and we'll look at some of your bridge drive times. richmond-san rafael bridge looking good. san mateo bridge under 20 minutes. dumbarton bridge under 20 minutes to get across over towards the peninsul. back with more

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all right. waking up to mist and drile this uev funneling inool air and patchy d from the peninsu the belmont and city thre oth area,arr than we have been theeseveral s after a dramatic hostage situation in a lobby of the salinas police headquarters building. it was caught on surveillance video. this 22-year-old woman was holding a meat cleaver in one hand and a female victim by the neck in the other. she grabbed the other woman after entering the lobby. police heard the commotion, rushed in with handguns and tasers. they were able to stun the woman and arrest her. >> i do believe that the quick response of our officers helped in de-escalating and getting the suspect under control and eliminating the threat as soon

as possible. >> the victim wasn't hurt and we still don't know why the woman did this. she faces kidnapping, assault protesters and arrested nearly 150 people just one day before china marks 70 years of communist rule. hong kong authorities rejected an appeal for a march on tomorrow's holiday, but rallies are still planned in multiple low kegs. protests have been happening since june aimed at a bill that would have allowed the extradition of criminal defendants from hong kong to mainland china. the bill has been withdrawn but protesters are calling for direct elections for hong kong leaders and an investigation into police use of force. the los angeles department has launched an investigation after a recruitment ad was placed on breitbart. they said such a job listing

would conflict with core values. critics repeatedly accused breitbart of running racist and s.e.c.i sexist content. all right. this morning we're learning more about the mystery subway singer in southern california who was captured in a viral video. ♪ her name is emily zamorka. our sister station in l.a. met her. the 52-year-old said she never had any voice training but she's a classly tra ll lically trainep t. violi on ago when performing in downtown l.a. >> that's when i became homeless, when i could not pay

any of my bills. i have people that feel sorry for me. but i don't want to be a burden to anybody. >> emily says she dreams of one day being able to work in music again. >> i feel like that might happen. >> i hope so. >> i hope this makes it happen for her. >> i hope it does. >> beautiful voice. >> i can't believe she wasn't a voice major. >> she plays piano, too. >> yeah. >> talented. >> hidden talents. and we are looking at some cool weather, sorry. it's the same old same old. today is the last day of the cool weather. we'll see if things turn around and warm back up to where we should be for october. here's a look at live doppler 7 with the clouds. a little bit of shower activity to the north. numerous showers in the sierra nevada. just a bit of myth aist and dri around here before we get back into a sunny and cool afternoon. san francisco, 54 for you.

our exploratorium camera. scattered clouds, upper 40s by the delta. it is 40 in santa rosa. this morning for once it's warmer than we were yesterday. this trough was slow to move out. that means another cool day today. patchy drizzle, sunny and breezy at the coast today. warmer days arrive. some of you warm up tomorrow. by the middle of the week and end of the week you will notice it. through the next couple of hours, clouds, mist and drizzle from the peninsula to the south bay. elsewhere, it's a bright start. by the afternoon it will be below average. e wednesday, 80s arriving. 70s around the bay. friday, a bit warmer. 63 today in san francisco. 67 in nap ta. ho napa. hopefully things are quiet, sue.

>> we have a couple of trouble spots. walnut creek, brake lights north main, southbound 670, a seven minute drive from concord to highway 24. 24 is looking good to the caldecott tunnel with no delays there. a look at the richmond-san rafael bridge, no problems getting across the span for about a ten-minute drive from richmond towards marin county. elsewhere, a look at the red sensors, we are getting first reports of an accident, this one northbound on the santa cruz mountains, 17 near redwood estates. it was originally blocking both lanes, now it's moved off to the right hand shoulder. so far sensors are looking good there. green making your way in towards the san jose area. this little red corvette just made history breaking own world the car hit 210.2 miles per

hour, slightly topping its previous mark for the fastest street-legal all electric car on the planet. a couple and their four daughters just made history. >> they spent the months of february to august hiking the appalachian trail. jamie and chris malone say they have been planning the trip since before their kids were born. the family of six camped in snow, hiked across rivers, up mountains. after walking more than 2,000 miles they got caught in a storm. a ranger told them to turn around a few days later the weather cleared. they were able to make it to the top. >> in some of the toughest physical moments they would get sort of a fire in their eyes and that's when they were just say, okay. let's do it. >> most of the family celebrated birthdays along the trail, including the youngest who turned six. now she's believed to be the youngest girl to hike the entire appalachian trail. >> that's an accomplishment and something i hope to never

achieve. >> i love my family, but that's a lot of family time. >> and i don't like sleeping on the ground. >> you don't like camping? >> nope. >> it can be fun. >> un-huh. >> okay. new at 6:00, the reason one bay area transit agency has been forced to cancel more than 100 bus rides. first cvs is pulling a popular heartburn medication off its

good morning. it felt like fall, maybe winter the past couple of days. why not keep that theme going for one more day. later on today, mild and pleasant in the east bay valleys. 70 degrees, waking up to partly cloudy skies. another cool day. you may run into mist and drizzle as well in the morning. the afternoon is featuring more mid 60s to upper 60s in the north bay. so looking at a turnaround as we get into tuesday. sue? let's go to san jose and look at your commute on highway 87. taillights headed in the northbound direction up towards the airport. you're moving at the limit. you do have some company on the roadway, otherwise no delays or stalls. across town to 280, headlights from san jose up to cupertino, upneath the underneath the 88080 overcrossing. all through the san jose area looking good. we have a problem in the santa

cruz mountains, an accident cleared on north 17 near redwood estates. all sensors in the area are green. not seeing any delays. we'll check back in a couple of minutes. google is under scrutiny over a new internet protocol. congressional investigators are trying to determine if a n google says the new technology is designed to improve security. critics say it would make it harder for others to access consumer data. this little red corvette cvs suspended the sale ofrta an h2 blocker may contain a human carcinogen. authorities are urging customers who bought the products to return them for a refund. in the east bay, the

interfate community is coming together to fight islamophobia. abc 7 news was in pleasanton where peace activist steve slocum spoke. >> there is an ignorance. some people take that ignorance and they are affected by some political rhetoric that takes it, you know, alative ion. hsaid he hasuess reaching out to people who want to learn more and understand islam. a new video game featuring a goose appears to be a players ability like torment people. it started as a joke but then the game took off. you can play it on the pc, mac and switch. even model chrissy teigen said i wanted to hate the goose game

but i love it. i feel like i would like this. >> you've been doing some research on it. >> i'm ready to play. >> i don't think you're ready to play this game. a couple from oakland is 600 bucks richer this morning after spending 30 hours in a replica coffin. >> this was part of the coffin challenge at six flags discovery kingdom in vallejo. they faced smaller challenges during the 30 hours, including eating a batch of buffalo hot wings. the winning couple are students and they say this will help them with rent and food other than ramen noodles. that's good. the contest was part of discovery kingdom's annual fright fest activities. what else is good about this? i'm terrified about this. >> i was curious yu asked do you have to stay in there for the entire 30 hours. they weren't that cruel but pretty cruel. you had a break six minutes every three hours, you couldn't have any electronic devices. >> oh.

>> no phones. no music. you and a coffin. they brought over the scare actors to scare you while you were in there. >> that's too much. >> what would you rather do the appalachian trail or -- >> no. >> the coffin. the coffin. it's shorter. >> thrit's doable. >> it's tough. >> get comfortable. >> next year. new at 6:00, prince harry and meghan markle's royal trip to africa is about to wrap up. how the queen is reacting to their performance. and thank you, bruce bochy. he's retiring after 13 years with the giants. his message to fans. the man accused of starting a string of fires in the south bay is expected to enter a

good morning. it's monday, september 3rd -- >> it's not september 3rd. >> it isn't. it's september 30th.

>> can you believe the end of september? >> i just read september 3rd because it was right in front of me. >> it's like the month is over. i'm still in shock about this. >> i'm trying to go back in time. i don't want to repeat september. it was the worst month of my life. >> really? >> yes. >> were you not here? >> i didn't know it was that bad. the bors worsworst. >> someone is trying to play a joke on me today. >> did you know there's just 30 days in september. it's over. this is it. we got some cloud cover, mist and drizzle out there. still under the influence of a system that's bringing the cool air and maybe even some wet pavement this morning. here is sutro. looks nice here in san francisco. temperatures are running mild this morning for a change. 54 downtown. 56, cool in gilroy. from our east bay hills camera, it's 45 in napa. 40 in santa rosa. 52 in concord.

grab the jacket, we're cool and breezy at the