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 coast. sunny today. upper 60s and 70s near the

coast. >> at the san mateo bridge, traffic is starting to slow across the bridge. solid across the span, across the causewa and up the incline section of san mateo. give yourself about 20 minutes between 880 and 101. else where, a look at our traffic maps, slowing, not anything out of the ordinary over the altamont pass. reports of a stall blocking a couple of lanes, this is southbound 880 near winton. an accident reported at 98th on 880. we'll check that when we come back. thank you. a kansas city man accused of intentionally setting a string of fires in the south bay was reportedly here for his high school reunion. >> freddie graham will make his first court appearance this morning. jobina fortson is live in san jose with the other new information we're learning.

>> good morning. freddie graham is facing four counts of arson. police say that freddie graham was in town from missouri for his high school's 50th reunion when he set those fires. our partner at the "mercury news" reports that graham 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 on calaveras road. that leads to the reservoir where those fires were set. the report goes on to explain that graham told investigators that he lit a paper bag and napkins from a fast food restaurant and set them on fire. a witness snapped a photo of graham near the fire scene, about 24 hours later cal 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.

graham's former classmates tell police he looked like he was having fun at the reunion. flames have burned about 128 acres in total. reporting live in san jose, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. thank you for that. developing news in washington, three house committees have hearings and depositions scheduled this week as the impeachment investigation heats up. >> "good morning america" lays out for you the schedule. starting on wednesday with the ukraine and then continuing with the former u.s. representative to ukraine and the intelligence inspector general. george stephanopoulos discussed that with dan abrams. >> this is really just the beginning of this process. we don't know where this begins. >> right. all we can start with today is we have 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 are ongoing. the hillsborough heiress murder case resumes today. tiffany li and kaveh bayat are accused ofky of killing keith green, the father of li's two children. they say li went out of her way to pick up a rent check the night green went missing from a man who rented an apartment from her. text messages show at one point she gave him the option to drop off the check the following day. a woman convicted of drunk driving while live streaming the crash that killed her younger sister has been released on parole. abdulia sanchez was convicted of manslaughter, dui and child endangerment. she served 26 months in prison. she was released on good behavior. 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 brus drius driver washington state is 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 dispatcher that the 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 day. she's since resigned. 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 in galea county, ohio 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. golden gate transit riders could be in for another rough week. last week more than 100 bus rides were canceled. there was a labor dispute between drivers and officials. the district says some drivers have not been showing up for work. contract talks have been going on for more than a year. happening today in san francisco, organizers of the international aids conference will host a preview of the event. they will sign a spotlight on stories of resilience that shaped the hiv response.

the conference will be held in july in san francisco and oakland. scientists think cannabis could help kids with autism. the new research under way. and a stunning explosion on an oil tanker sends a mushroom cloud of claims into the sky. >> good morning to you. still looking at the possibility of numerous showers here in the foothills of the sierra nevada. winter weather advisory through 5:00. back home looking at milder numbers, in the 40s and 50s to start. it is cool, but milder than we have been. santa rosa dropping to 38. you can see the view from the

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. waking up to dense fog in the north bay. 38 in clear lake and santa rosa. 52 in oakland. 53 in san jose. temperatures today in the 60s to near 70s. still 13 degrees below where you should be in concord. you should be about 83. we'll get there by thursday. 68 today in oakland. when is the warmup arriving? this is wednesday, low 80s inland. 70s around the bay. thursday we're building on that

warmth. the accuweather seven-day forecast. cool, mist and drizzle to start. slightly warmer tomorrow. pause that warming trend wednesday into thursday. warmer by the weekend. good morning, sue. >> good morning, lisa. good morning, everyone. it's monday and feeling like it on the roads. solid stream of headlights on the east shore freeway, 80 westbound past golden gate fields in berkeley and emeryville and the macarthur maze. here's your bakeup at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights were on at 5:15 this morning. we had a couple of stalls. another stall, a guy with no cash in the cash only lane. he's trying to merge over. that's causing a difficulty. you can see some emergency crews there in the carpool lane. still not a really pretty backup there. 20 minutes to reach the tolls, brake lights making your way towards the tunnel. scientists are conducting

chin c clinical trials to see if cannabis can help autiyou autism. researchers at a medical center in new york believe a cannabis extract may help with autism symptoms. happening today, a developer bruce bochy's time fair way. and

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welcome back. check out this video. an explosion on an oil tanker in south korea sent a huge ball of fire shooting into the air on saturday. the mushroom cloud captured on a cash cam from a bridge above the tanker. 18 people were hurt in this. the fire spread to a second ship before crews were able to get this under control. another horse has died at santa anita park in 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. giants fans said good-bye and thank you to bruce bochy.

his family and former players joined him on the field for his final salute. fans from all over came to see this last game of his. >> this place has enriched our lives with friendships, experiences and memories beyond what words can express. i can consider myself the luckiest man on the face of this earth. thank you. thank you. thank you for making this so. love y'all. >> bochy had been with the giants for 1 year3 years. his run as giants manager will eventually pave his way to coopers town and the baseball hall of fame. >> and we have more information on bochy on our website. you can hear the fanfare wells, the fog horn blasts in his honor

and the moment he received the key to the city. >> that's what was happening with the giants. but with the a's, they will host their wildcard match-up against the rays wednesday night. you can watch the game on our sist he fog horn? >> i didn't. i think i was too far away. >> everybody got in on it. >> we got that going for us, the last day of the month for reggie, he's happy about that. >> very. >> and everyone should be happy about getting out of this cooler than usual weather pattern. it was abrupt. it has been nice. but it will fade away after today. here's leave live. got the cloud cover, some mist and drizzle. still under the influence of

this weather system funneling in the cool air, maybe a passing shower, peninsula, south bay. but it looks nice in the city. 53 in san jose. 50 in redwood city. we're milder this morning. used to the 40s. still have the 40s and upper 30s in parts of the north bay. 48 by the delta. 52 in concord. looking at sun today. it may take a while to get there for you around belmont, san mateo and stoean jose. a sunny and cool afternoon ahead. we'll warm up by wednesday. as we go through the next couple of hours, we have the cloud cover. otherwise it's sunny in the north bay. by the afternoon it will get breezy out there right along the coast. if you're spending time there, keep that in mind. a look at 69 today in san jose. that's well below average.

67 in redwood city. san francisco, 63. in the north bay, about 70. mid 6 0s for san leandro. upper 60s near 70 for concord today. we have the sun, cool air, and hopefully a good monday commute. >> let's look at the sierra on 8 80 eastbound, a slight dusting there. chain requirements but no road closures. just a nice dusting. it feels early for this. but if you are traveling to the chains. this is 880 near winton, an incident partially blocking some lanes there. and by 98th, we have an accident there partially blocking a lane. we'll come back with the bay

bridge toll plaza. we had stalls after stalls, an accident at the tolls. you're looking 20-minute delay behind paying your tolls and towards the metering lights. xweshg "good morning americ coming up at 7:00. >> ginger zee has a live look at what's ahead. >> good morning. great to be with you this morning. coming up on "gma," so much to get to, including that breaking news, an attack on a u.s. base overseas. we'll talk about the terror group claiming responsibility. mart and the impeachment battle. the whistle-blower reaching a deal to testify in congress but their attorney is worried about safety. president trump saying he wants to meet his accuser. and a "gma" exclusive with debbie harry. she's opening up about her blockbuster new memoir. it takes us behind the scenes of her rock star life.

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chains required on i-80 this morning as the snow continues in the sierra nevada. temperatures just in the 40s. right now hovering around freezing. breezy along the coast. showers to the north of us. milder and sunnier in southern california. a united airlines flight had to turn around shortly after departing denver because of this. part of the engine cover appeared to partially come off.

the plane was hiding f iheading orlando but circled denver for about an hour before landing. no passengers or crew were hurt here. they were put on another plane to florida. >> how do you let somebody know? do you press the button? excuse me? >> excuse me, could i have a coffee and is this plane falling apart? just real quick. >> how awkward. >> yeah. happening today, a develoer will break ground on affordable new 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 downtown 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. now to the royal road trip. prince harry and duchess meghan are spending their final day in africa. but they're doing so apart. >> and they're focusing on causes that matter the most to them. this morning prince harry saw

the fight against poachers up close. though his wife is in johannesburg, she's not missing out on anything. the duchess skyped into harry's meeting with an organization that promotes education for young women. >> so proud as president and vice president of the queens commonwealth trust that we can support you in everything you're doing. >> in case you're wondering where archie is, his mom said he is taking a nap. and if you're wondering about the queen, she's been keeping an eye on meghan and harry. royal watchers say she's delighted by the trip. >> archie is a cute baby. >> he is cute. >> yeah. not all babies are. >> you can't say. >> you can't say it. if you see a cute baby, you say it. >> if you don't you say -- >> look at your baby, your baby is so engaged. >> i would take my baby and leave. that's mean. >> someone told me that once. >> engaged? >> yeah.

you're saying something true. right? >> no. >> okay. next at 6:30, what pg&e's blaming for two big power outages in the bay area over the weekend. and kamala harris chooses oakland for his campaign headquarters. what she's saying to supporter. they'r

now at 6:30, forever 21 files for bankruptcy. what we're learning about their plans to close nearly 200 stores across the country. president trump on the defensive demanding to meet the person behind the whistle-blower complaint as his allies try to discredit the report. >> first, did they have firsthand knowledge and second, what is the motivation? >> democrats say the whistle-blower is ready to testify. a woman armed with a meat cleaver takes a hostage at a salinas police station. how officers took the suspect into custody. and boulder battle. the fight to keep homeless people from camping on one san francisco street is taking a surprising turn. ♪ >> and a woman with a captivating voice has now been

identified after a viral video. new details about the subway ♪ news to build a better bay area, this is abc 7 mornings. good morning. it's monday, september 30th vrnlgts. >> i had that trouble with that earlier. >> it's the last day of the month. >> and you're happy. >> september is about to be in the past, but that does mean tomorrow your rent is due. >> and a change in the weather pattern. we'll hold on to this cooler trend. as we get towards the fist day of the month, we're turning the corner. look how active the northern part of the state is with the numerous showers. snow in the mountain. mist and drizzle here. otherwise we're looking at clear skies. parts of the bay and fog in the north bay. 54 in san francisco. there's the golden gate bridge. no wet pavement there.

fog in santa rosa. 39. we'll look for those clouds to clear throughout the morning hours. it will be chilly. look for numbers in the 50sper >> we can always tell it's the first of the month because of debris in the roads because people move. in king vevale, it is snowing, we do need chains. just a light dusting there. closer to home, an earlier stall, southbound 880 near winton slowing things towards 92. for a time all lanes were blocked southbound 880 near 98th. they're clearing that accident, but some slow traffic southbound. >> breaking news, reports 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. the terrorist group al shabaab has taken responsibility for the attacks. a u.s. official tells abc news 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. forever 21 officials however say they are not going out of business. amy hollyfield is joining us live with more details about lo. look how huge this store is in walnut creek. imagine if this closes, it will leave a large, empty space here at the broadway plaza shopping center. there's also a large store in san francisco's union square. that's one thing the chain is

known for, massive stores. they said they will file a motion to close 178 of more than its 800 stores. the retailer is known for fast fashion. it was founded in 1984 in los angeles. it is also known for its massive stores. its flagship store in times square has four floors and 151 fitting rooms. the store is struggling as shoppers turn to online shopping and also younger shoppers are now turning to clothing rentals. a news release said filing for bankruptcy is an important step to secure the future of the company. forever 21 still saying they have a future they just need to protect it and not saying yet which stores will be closing saying a lot of that depends on conversations they have with landlords. y holl, abc 7 thau.ek in washington hearings and depositions are expected to

start this week as the impeachment batt heats up, the whistle-blower's lawyer says there are new concerns for their client's safety. >> did they have firsthand knowledge? was there a ias? 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 recess but democrats are moving forward with that impeachment inquiry 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. senator kamala harris is back in the bay area this weekend. the former san francisco district attorney opened the campaign head quarters in oak lapd yesterday, bnd yesterday. 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, vice president biden are leadingnay. california is following that trend.

she will be able to make a break through in california through iowa. if she does well in iowa. >> those iowa caucuses are in february. ttlesidewalkpace in a san francisco neighborhood has taken another turn. abc 7 news was in clinton park alley between delores and valencia streets 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 blames 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 generator

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. a new alert about zantac this morning. cvs is pulling the heartburn drug from store shelves as concerns grow about its link to cancer. >> you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. we're starting the week off slightly up. we'll check in with the markets in a few minutes. and a security camera inside a police station captures this terrifying scene. an armed woman taking a hostage, holding a meat cleaver. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. hi, lisa. >> hi, reggie. continuing throughout the afternoon, maybe one to three inches in the mountains, back home we're looking at skies

clearing around the bay. beautiful picture now. 54 degrees in san francisco. we do have fog in the north bay. it is 46 in gilroy. feeling a little warmer out there. this afternoon, not quite, we will still be running cooler than average. 39 with the fog in santa rosa. 52 in concord. today is the last day where numbers are below average. 2 to 6 degrees warmer this morning. we'll look at not only a lot of sunshine today but a good looking commute. the afternoon is breezy on the bay. we should have a dry pavement out there this morning. over into the east bay, el cerrito and oakland, low to mid 60s with sunny skies. elsewhere on the peninsula, mid to upper 60s. 69 in san jose. 67 in napa. looking at not only the cooler temperatures going by the way side tomorrow but we'll begin to see a few numbers in the low to mid 70s. that's a switch for your tuesday. we'll keep that trend slowly

going throughout the rest of the week, the first week of october. >> i can't believe it's already october tomorrow. >> i know. >> i don't know. >> our best weather of the year coming up. >> it is. indian summer around here for sure. on the roadways, looking at a big backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering rights on at 5:15. that's not unusual. we had multiple stalls, an earlier accident, all of that combined makes for a rather lengthy backup now for about 20 minutes. at the back of the line to get yourself off to the toll plaza, you will see brake lights on the upper deck towards the tunnel. we're seeing slow traffic, fairly typical out of tracy. slow and go on highway 4 towards concord. an earlier accident still blocking several lanes southbound 880 near 98th, finding slow traffic towards 92. we have an overturn, northbound 101 after spencer. seeing some slow traffic. it's an expedition overturned in

the right lane. so make sure it is the reverse commute, so make sure you're aware that's there. it is kind of slick up there over the waldo grade. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco.

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along the north coast. another cool day for northern part of california. sunshine in the afternoon, mid 60s in monterey. southern california, looking slightly milder, and we will continue that trend as we go t. all right. thanks. happening today a kansas city man accused of first court appearance. >> we're learning more about why he may have gone on this arson spree. jobina fortson is live in san jose with more. >> good morning. police say freddie graham was in town from missouri for his high school's 50th reunion when he set those fires. his former classmates are completely stunned. they tell police it appeared graham was having a fun time at the reunion. meanwhile crews were battling those flames. that fwrgrass fire burned about8 akers. our partner at the "mercury

news" reports that graham 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 on calaveras road. that leads to the reservoir the report goes on to paper bagd 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 later cal 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. graham is being held on a $2 million bail. reporting live in san jose, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. thank you. a woman faces several charges after a dramatic hostage situation in the lobby of the salinas police headquarters building, and it was all caught

on surveillance. this 22-year-old was holding a meat cleaver in one hand and had a female victim by the neck with 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 what she did. she faces kidnapping, assault and other charges. she has posted bail. developing news in hong kong, police fired tear gas at 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 protests are still planned for various locations. 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. a bay area couple and their in the east bay, the interfaith 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, really a negative direction. >> slocum said he had a lot of success reaching out to those who want to learn more about and understand islam. now to your morning money report. cvs is no longer selling zantac or its generic version in the u.s. the company pulled the drugs from store shelves on saturday as the fda links a -- fda

investigates a possible link to cancer. if you're planning a trip to amsterdam it will cost you more. the dutch capital added a 3 euro per person per night tax on he toll roo hotel rooms. that means amsterdam will have the highest tourist tax in all of europe. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange. trading getting under way this morning. we're starting up a little. up about 63 points or so. investors are responding after a treasury department official said the department would not limit u.s. investments in china. and a federal reserve official said the agency is open to more interest rate cuts. new at 6:00, more complaints from uber employees who say morale has been low. the san francisco-based rideshare company stock price has fallen about 30% since the may ipo. hundreds were laid off over the summer, employees tell the "was

cuts to amen tin amenities. employees also say the company stopped letting people anonymously ask questions at all-hands meetings. we're learning more about the mystery subway singer in southern california captured in this viral video. ♪ her name is emily zamorka. our sister station in l.a. met up with her. the 52-year-old said she never had any voice training but she's a classically trained pianist and violinist. her love of music has kept her going when life has taken some hard turns. she was playing violin on the streets, and shortly after her instrument was stolen. she was performing in downtown l.a. at the time. >> 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. ♪ >> front woman of blondie, debbie harry, is releasing a new memoir called "face it" it looks back at her life on the scene and what went on behind it. it chronicles a sexual assault. >> i felt anger, frustration, i wanted revenge, you know, i wanted -- i went through every, you know, logical turn of emotion that you could normally go through when you're victimized. >> you can see much more of this interview coming up on "good morning america." that starts at 7:00 right here on abc 7.

>> she was a trail blazer. came from new york. >> she survived. >> yeah. and talking about it >> she said it was wild origin jer sa or ginger said something like that. >> she said interesting. >> if ginger says that, it's wild. >> we'll have one more day of the month where we hang on to this chilly weather. we fast forwarded into winter with the snow in the mountains. showers in northern california, sierra snow. mount tam, beautiful start. 53 downtown. a few more clouds, low clouds and mist and drizzle in parts of the peninsula, 52 concord. it is 38 in santa rosa. on the east bay, you're warmer this morning.

anywhere from 2 to 6 degrees warmer. this afternoon, a few of you hitting 70 degrees. another cool one out there. patchy mist and drizzle. otherwise partly cloudy. sunny and cool again this afternoon, warmer days arriving by the middle of the week. it will be a slow warming trend. here's livermore, upper 60s. you should be in the mid 80s. tomorrow mid 70s. the rest of the week, wednesday and thursday stalling on that warming trend, but then we get back into the 80s inland for the end of the week and weekend. 70 today in concord. 68 in oakland. 67 in napa. 68 in palo alto. overnight tonight, pretty stable pattern with patchy fog. numbers in the 40s. things will be calm and typical for the rest of the week as we head into october after today. good morning, sue. >> good morning, lisa. we take you to the sierra, we have chains required on 800. this is 80 eastbound. it looks clear there at

kingvale. you will be required to put chains on. closer to home, bay bridge toll plaza, we had a couple of stall there's this morning. and metering lights were on at 5:15. stacked up now into the macarthur maze as you approach the toll plaza. this is northbound 101 through sauce leet salito near spencer, sigalert, there are some looky-looneckers past the scene. a 17 took out a car for the spin, he will be fined, but his mom has to pick him up at the police station. >> oh. that's a tough conversation. thank you. the biden campaign wants major tv news networks to stop booking rudy giuliani, president trump's personal attorney. the campaign wrote a letter accusing giuliani of spreading lies about biden. the letter says giuliani will

knowingly and willinglyie suogate should be given equal > 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 in 2016 when he was an active surrogate for her presidential run. a couple and their four daughters have made history. >> here's what they did. they spent the months of february all the way to august hiking the entire appalachian trail. jamie and chris malone s 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, but then a few days

later the weather cleared up and they made 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. a new video game featuring a goose appears to be a huge hit. the players act as a goose and they run around and torment people of this nice english village. the developer says the idea of a goose just wreaking havoc started off as a joke but it took off. the goose, as you can see here, is running around doing things like tossing peoples clothes into a fountain when not looking. not nice. you can play the game on the pc, mac, and nintendo switch. and even model chrissy teigen is obsessed with this tweeting i wanted to hate the goose game but i love it.

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boulders set up on a sidewalk in san francisco are on the street. neighbors set up the boulders on clinton park alley to discourage drug dealers. critics call them anti-homeless. number four, there's a look at the city with the fog. 54 degrees. the rest of you upper 60s to near 70 with increasing sunshine node. >> number five, following your monday morning commute with a sigalert. sausalito northbound 101 past spencer blocking the two right lanes with an overturned vehicle. the southbound lane, your commute lanes are wide open. number six, september snow in the sierra. that means chain controls are in effect. this is a live look from interstate 80. chains are required on vehicles from ni yyac and donner lake. and john legend and his son myles sitting down to play the piano together. chrissy teigen tweeted stop

everything. it shows her goodwethonmog baking news. a terror attack on a u.s. base overseas. suicide bomb blast. a u.s. military base in somalia attacked, reports of a truck bomb and gunfire erupting. the terror group claiming responsibility. we're live with the very latest. whistle-blower warning. ahead of testimony before congress new safety concerns for the whistle-blower at the center of president trump's impeachment inquiry, and the former homeland security adviser now breaking ranks with the white house saying, the president's call is deeply troubling and his theories about ukraine completely debunked. winter storm emergency. four feet of snow slamming the rockies in september as the east coast melts under near record heat. zantac alert.