good morning on this tuesday, october 1st. what time is it? >> it is 6:00. and you are never more than seven minutes away from our accuweather forecast. lisa is here with us this morning. >> good morning to you and no fog. we have the clear sky and temperatures are flirting with 40 degrees in some spots. pretty soon we'll get down to the upper 30s by the time that sun comes up after 7:00. it'll be bright with numbers in the low to mid-60s bay side and inland. by thefternoon we made it into the mid-70s. a warmer day for most of you. 70 around hayward and fremont. it will be a chilly night tonight. you'll see how clear it is to get going this morning. good morning, sue. >> i see some brake lights on your bay bridge shot there making the turn to the island. a little extra time. we have a backup with metering

lights on this morning. very slow out of the central valley as per usual for about an hour drive now southbound -- pardon me, westbound on 580. on 880 in the fremont area near mission we have an accident blocking a couple lanes of traffic there. emergency crews are on the scene to the redwood city area. we have southbound near whipple an accident involving a big rig, three lanes blocked there and a car is stuck to the big rig. they'll have to get a tow to get the cars out of there. that's what's happening now. back in just a few. a live look at sfo. it will be basically impossible to park and pick somebody up without having to pay. >> the days of parking for free for 30 minutes are officially over. abc 7 news reporter jobina fortson is at the airport with why this change is being made. jobina? >> reporter: the idea behind the free 30-minute parking was to

reduce traffic, but airport officials say it didn't make much of a difference so why keep it around? so they're also saying the free parking was a test program during the summer and peak holiday travel seasons. there were other policy changes that did help reduce traffic so starting today if you're in the hourly garage for more than ten minutes you will have to pay. that means entering and exiting the garage all within ten minutes is $2 per 15 minutes and $36 max for 24 hours. the concept of the free 30-minute parking may be revisited once we get to the busier travel holiday months. for us thanksgiving time in november. jobina fortson, abc 7 news. released video of what shows a bay area man acting as a spy.

he is leaving a white envelope with $25,000 in a hotel room. he came back to pick up an sd card containing classified information and authorities say he handed it over to beijing. what he didn't know he was being set up by a double agent working for the u.s. government. >> the double agent would remove the cash and take the sd card to the same place the money had been left. >> the agency says this went on for four years. he was arrested at his home on friday. a former yahoo! engineer has pleaded guilty to hacking into more than 6,000 accounts. he admits that he targeted younger women looking for sexual photos and videos. prosecutors say after he gained access he got into their i cloud, facebook, gmail accounts and stored the private images on a computer he later destroyed.

he could face five years in prison. the new york city police department says the death of an officer in the line of duty was the result of friendly fire. he was killed early sunday morning investigating gang activity in the bronx. they say he and two others were chasing a suspect and got into a violent struggle. they fired several times and both were killed. >> tay marks two years since the las vegas mass shooting. crosses honor the 58 people who died. more than 850 other people were hurt during the tragedy in 2017. a gunman fired shots from a hotel room into a crowd at a music festival. police believe he took his own life. this was the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. chanel miller, the sexual assault survivor in the case involving former stanford swimmer brock turner, is sending the message to other survivors.

>> no one gets to define you. you do. my name is chanel, and i am with you. >> in a video written and illustrated by miller, the 27-year-old encourages other sexual assault survivors to stand together. they will tell their own stories. time now is 6:05. improvements to b.a.r.t. are a key part of our efforts to build a better bay area. >> the transit agency has a wish list it hopes a $100 billion tax measure can fulfill. new b.a.r.t. general manager tells our media partner a second crossing is on the list. voters could take up the tax measure in november of next year. a listening tour at montgomery

b.a.r.t. stations. abc 7 news devoted a week to covering b.a.r.t. as part of our commitment to building a better bay area riding trains to every station and spoke with riders and b.a.r.t. officials. student athletes are calling this a win after governor newsom passed a bill that allows them to earn money -- >> are you ready? let's do it. all right. >> this is video of him signing yesterday and did it on lebron james' hbo show "the shop." the first in the nation to allow student athletes to get endorsement deals and hire agents. >> a lot of us have to work side jobs. i coach on the side and it's hard to make ends meet with rent and stuff. that would be very helpful. the ncaa says it would erase the critical distinction between college and professional athletes and give schools an

unfair recruiting advantage. a sunnyvale officer jumps into action while overseas. how those actions saved a life. baseball season is over. now the giants are turning their attention to construction. the just unveiled plans to redevelop a parking lot near oracle park. and good morning to you. waking up to temperatures cool here. 40 santa sa. dropping into the 30s. there's no fog out there. 46 in fremont. as we look at a live shot, the nice visibility. the 70s to low 80s. getting back to average by

good morning to you, tuesday morning. live doppl 7 not picking up on any fog. it's clear, it's chilly. numbers continue to drop. from our roof camera you can see the flag blowing, west winds in san francisco. we will see a bit of a warm-up three degrees or so. 52 degrees. 45 in redwood city. 41 at the coast. good visibility here from sutro with the numbers in the low 40s in the north bay soon to slip

into the 30s. planning your day today a dry afternoon, sunshine, a little breezy at the coast but calm on the bay. warmer for all of you today. 74 in haywood. 68 today if you're up towards richmond. 71 in oakland with 74 in livermore and morgan hill checking in at 75. tonight another clear and cool night. sue? metering lights on at 5:20 this morning and we have an accident reportedly in the slow lane, that's about half a mile before you reach the toll plaza. a 23-minute delay from the back of the line and your drive from hercules westbound on 80 all the way in to san francisco now about 41 minutes. a couple of problems here. back to fremont, 880 near mission. an accident blocking a couple of lanes and then across the bay over the peninsula, the big rig

and a car, the car got stuck under the big rig. >> thank you, sue. the giants are releasing new details about plans to redevelop a parking lot along third straight. i say that wrong. mccovey cove. >> it will be a five acre public space and will be called china basin park. the team released the renderings yesterday. it will start i january and will include two office buildings and retail space. >> it looks really nice. is red meat not as bad as we think? the health headline out for medical experts. >> plus, the young boy who thought he was running a 5k

this is a great story. the sunnyvale department of public safety recognizing a police officer who saved a life at 30,000 feet. stephen cronin and his wife were on a 12-day trip to ireland. it got cut short, this is the sad part, because they were in a car crash and his wife suffered serious injuries. the couple then took a flight back to sfo. several hours into the flight they heard a loud thud. a passenger fell and hit her

head and was unconscious. she eventually regained cautiousness and cronin and two other passengers cared for her until the flight landed. >> we stayed with her the full three and a half hours. se landed still on the ground laying in the middle of the aisle. that's why we got into the job was to help pple and they would all do the same thing. >> cronin has been with the sunnyvale department of public safety for nearly 13 years. today is the deadline for democratic presidential candidates to qualify for the october 15th debate. candidates have to get at least 2% support on at least four national or early state polls in order to qualify. 12 candidates will take part and that includes the ten who were in last month's debate hosted by abc news plus gabbert and billionaire and activist tom steyer. a 9-year-old boy from minnesota running a 5k race took a wrong turn and won a 10k by mistake. during saturday's race cade said

he thought it was a really long 5k. he missed the turn for his race and he ended up -- this is funny. this is good, exercise. he ran the 10k route. when he didn't cross the finish line, his mom thought he was having an off day or something and then she started to get really panicked. >> he's having a bad race, it happens. no big deal. maybe he got lost, i don't know, worse could have happened. i don't know. >> i accidentally won it. they've been practicing a long time. i was really surprised that i did that. >> is that a little bit of shade? they've been practicing for a long time. cade completed the 10k one minute before the second place finisher. he's already competed in the junior olympics and plans to compete again next year. >> that sounds like something foolish i would do.

>> you think so? you would realize about halfway through -- >> you would think that i would. >> but he was cute. not that you're foolish, but he was cute, running by himself like whatever. >> what are is she trying to say about you. >> that's also talent, right, well, i guess i'll just keep running. i guess i'll win. no big deal. >> typical kid, not worried about anything. good morning, everyone. a great day for a run maybe for you, not for me, though. a look at live doppler 7. it's clear and conditions are continuing to be chilly as temperatures drop off the next 45 minutes to an hour. we have numbers hovering around 40 degrees in spots. into the north bay just at about 41 degrees. santa rosa 5, 2. close to san francisco, alameda, 54. yes, we're colder than average. that's been the trend but the changes today come in the afternoon when that spread

begins to narrow and we're looking at numbers getting a little bit closer to where we should be for this time of year. so thursday numbers will be comfortable, upper 70s to near 80. i know it's only tuesday but as we look into your friday forecast this is when mid-80s return, mid-70s around the bay and then by the weekend we're going to be talking about, of course, elevated fire danger, nothing too extreme, perhaps some 90s in our warmest locations. 70s around the bay. so the trend will be more accelerated by the end of the week, a slow warming trend middle of the week. 71 in oakland. 74 fremont. vallejo at 73. here is your accuweather seven-day forecast with numbers in the 70s today inland and then warming up tomorrow. thursday we kind of stall a little bit. looking at thoems numbers, feeling a little bit more like summer by the end of the weekend. sue, what's happening? >> plenty of slow traffic to talk about, lisa. good morning, happy tuesday. here we go with lots of brake lights southbound on 680 from

concord, pleasant hill into walnut creek. an earlier accident there but nothing new reported. give yourself a little extra time. it's about a 22-minute drive from concord to the 24 interchange. and you can see the reds for slow and go. a couple hot spots through fremont, southbound 880 near mission, a couple lanes blocked with an accident there and you have a couple mile backup behind it and they were hoping to have lanes open southbound 101 near whipple in redwood city. a car that slammed into the back of a big gravel truck. we do have one lane open and one lane shut. i should say one lane remains shut. there were two lanes. one lane did reopen. give yourself extra time here. you can take el camino real. looks like a good alternate. "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >> ginger zee is live with a

look at what's ahead. hi, ginger. >> so nice to be with you both this morning. coming up we have the latest developments on the impeachment inquiry. president trump searching for the identity and the new revelations about the secretary of state and attorney general. as 11 states face flash flood threats, matt gutman will take you onto that car as if he were in a flash flood. and show us how to get out of it. he'll show you just in case you get caught. a big surprise on moving night no one was booted off but one couple did go home. i will explain all of that if you haven't seen the headlines about ray lewis and his foot. it's not good. i'm wearing pink, we all are, breast cancer awareness kicks off. a look at the latest researc and the possible breakthroughs, what you need to know about your diet. we'll talk about it all coming

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good tuesday morning. waking up to cool and dry air this morning. numbers dropping into the upper 30s to near 40 in the north bay. we'll climb to the 50s. low 70s, that's an improvement for you today and on the peninsula. numbers just about the same. health experts are slamming a new study that says red meat is less dangerous than we've been told. >> a team says there's not enough evidence to prove that red meat causes cancer and it's perfectly safe to keep he'sing three to four serves every week. doctors at the world cancer research fund are rejecting these claims and they say the study is wrong and could put

people's health at risk. my question is what kind of research did they do that's totally different from the past decade? >> it does seem odd. >> we should look into this. i don't eat meat and i'm happy. >> happy world vegetarian day. it's funny that study comes out today. angelina jolie is spreading her wings once more. >> she and the other stars were on hand for the hollywood premiere last night. the princess is not a kid anymore. she has mixed feelings about the future of the child she raised. jolie is also a proud producer in the project. >> i was excited to work on the themes and excited about the cast. i hope people enjoy it as much as we did making it. >> you can see it in theaters on october 18th.

disney is a parent company of abc 7. >> it seems right they would release it around halloween. up next, a revealing new interview with hillary clinton. the admission she is making about her marriage. >> reporter: a major announcement about san francisco's prop c and the company that has been supporting it. i'm amy hollyfield. i'll have the story coming up. also, the battle over the boulders on a

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call, click, or visit a store today. the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c.

right now at 6:30, a twist in the fight to overturn san francisco's vaping ban. the surprising move juul made. rescuers rushing to the scene after more than a dozen people are sent plunging into the water. new details about the controversial phone call between president trump and the president of ukraine. abc news has learned secretary of state mike pompeo was on that call. a catering truck spins out of control at o'hare airport. the quick thinking worker who stopped the truck before anyone was hurt. >> i would gladly pay $5 to $9 to not be hung over. >> the local company that has create ad a drink to cure your hangover.

good morning to all of you whether you are feeling good this morning or perhaps a little hung over. we welcome you all on this october 1st. >> it's only tuesday. >> hungover could be just from our schiff. >> yeah. >> tired. >> that's right. we're all very sober here. >> we are starting out with another chilly start. we were flirting with winter. how about back to fall? that would be nice. the morning hours are cool, 39 degrees right now at half moon bay. we won't begin it recover until about 8:00. mid-40s around the bay. 60s with a lot of sunshine. later on today we're back into the 70s and about 70 at the coast. isn't that a pretty view this morning? grab the jacket, sunglasses. slightly warmer today. sue? >> we are busy with new incidents coming in.

back to fremont where we have this accident southbound 880 near mission. a big solid backup there. to add insult to injury near south fremont, an accident with a motorcycle. not a lot of slowing yet. the motorcycle is in some lanes and a car that hit it is in some lanes. that should be slowing that northbound commute. better news near whipple has been cleared. a new accident southbound near ralston. >> thank you, sue. juul announced it will stop pouring money into the ballot measure that would reverse the ban. reporter amy hollyfield is live with more. good morning, amy. >> reporter: kumasi, they had poured money, jul hul had spent9

million on the campaign and now suddenly is saying it will no longer support prop c. prop c will still be on the november ballot. it would partially overturn san francisco's new measure that would ban the sale of e-cigarettes and vaping products. it would allow adults to buy the products. juul has a new ceo who has release this had statement saying, quote, i am committed to seeing that juul engages productively with all stakeholders including regulators, policymakers, and our customers. but the anti-prop c team is skeptical saying, quote, until they return the $7 million unspent dollars in their political account, their mail, their advertising, their paid phone calls, and lay off their consultants we do not believe them. this all comes after the 14th death announced that is linked

to vaping. that death happened in nebraska. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. developing news this morning in washington as we learn new details about the phone call at the center of the whistle-blower complaint and impeachment investigation. sources tell abc news secretary of state mike pompeo was on the call with president trump and the president of ukraine. pompeo has been subpoenaed as has the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani. president trump says he's trying to identify the whistle-blower. >> president trump, do you now know who the whistle-blower is, sir? >> we're trying to find out. we have a whistle-blower who reports things that were incorrect. >> some critics say that's a threat. the whistle-blower's attorney says his client is entitled to anonymity. east bay congressman eric swalwell will host a town hall to talk about the impeachment inquiry. he wants to give an update and

answer questions about the path forward. watergate prosecution witness john dean will be a special guest at this event. the town hall starts at 6:30 tonight at james logan high school. north korea and the u.s. agreed to resume nuclear negotiations this weekend. the first official talk since president trump met kim jong-un at the demilitarized zone in june. officials say the two countries will have preliminary contact before holding talks on saturday. it's unclear where the talks will take place. look at this carefully. you'll see this bridge come falling down. a tanker truck had nearly crossed but then fell into the water below. rescuers fear some are trapped in the small fishing village. ten people have been taken to hospitals. the island was struck by a typhoon hours before the skies cleared before the bridge collapsed. in the east bay lawyers want a

judge to lower bail for the man facing retrial in the ghost ship fire case. derick almena remains in jail. a judge declared a mistrial after a jury deadlocked on the involuntary manslaughter charges against him last month. friday the judge will consider dates for a potential new trial and a motion to reduce almena's bail. jurors acquitted co-defendant max harris for the deadly 2016 oakland fire that killed 36 people. the search is under way for this fugitive child molester. a jury convicted 55-year-old apollo johnson of assaulting a girl more than a decade. he failed to appear in court. now the judge esh you'd an arrest warrant. johnson started molesting the girl when she was 6 years old and didn't tell anyone until she was 16 and had to be admitted to hospital for a panic attack.

>> an archbishop of san francisco from 1995 until 2005 has passed away. he became cardinal in 2006 and was the highest ranked american ever in the vatican. he was part of the conclave that elected the current pope francis. funeral services will be held. he was 83. cal transis giving us an update about road work. why an entire deck of highway 101 will be closed for repairs. it's going to shut down for 18 days over a three-week period next july. this caltrain image shows us an image of the work. they say more than 240,000 cars use this deck every day. >> if having your phone in your

pocket isn't enough, a connected coat. >> a live look at the big board starting up. another update next. and a rogue airport cargo cart spins wildly out of control. but one person saves the day. >> guess who it is. >> it's pretty amazing. we'll show it to you in a second. here is lisa. >> waking up to a very nice looking day. sun rise is magnificent. a lack of cloud cover. here is the exploratorium camera. the numbers are still pretty chilly dropping a few more degrees. 411 in gilroy. from mt. tam, look how glassy it looks. without that wind we'll see temperatures come up a little bit. 48 in concord. if you're headed out right now

dry pavement. it will be cool. the winds not a factor for the bay. thursday temperatures will just reach inland. friday into saturday we get into our warming trend. mid-80s and looking at some upper 80s on saturday. that's going to bring us above average, highlighting our fire danger. the relative humidity will drop off a little bit but that's not until friday, saturday and sunday. as for today 69. i wish the commute was as calm as the weather but i have a feeling it's not. >> no, unfortunately, it's not. we're very busy. a couple of new incidents, too. we had an accident about half a mile before the toll plaza. it was blocking lane number seven. they pushed it out of the way.

the cash paying folks have some clear lanes here. we have lots of slow traffic. look at this backup now all the way back to almost highway 84. an accident with a motorcycle ther and several lanes blocked not seeing a lot of slowing yet over towards san carlos area we have reports

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all of our mountain snow has melted. it is 22 degrees at the tahoe valley airport. 23 in truckee. up to 50. we had a brief spell of winter in the mountains. it's back to fall like weather. 75 in sacramento. looking at mid-70s in southern california. getting pretty warm by the weekend. reggie? kumasi? >> the best video of the day. some quick thinking airport workers at chicago o'hare stopped this out-of-control american airlines catering cart. take a look. obviously it captivated passengers still waiting in the terminal. the airline worker who saved the

day hopped on to another cart and then basically t-boned it. and then it stopped. >> i feel they've been waiting to do something like this because, look. >> this was his moment to shine. you know what i'm saying? he stepped up. >> he did almost get run over. >> the operative word almost. >> dodged it. let me get this real quick. boom. his head might have hit the plane. >> do you think so? >> it's possible. it could be the angle. i that i man deserves some kind of award. >> he saved the plane. a free flight to hawaii, paris, something. starting this morning it will be basically impossible to park in the sfo garage. >> the days of parking for free are officially over.

jobina fortson at the airport. jobi jobina? >> reporter: the free 30-minute parking at the airport was a test program, it was supposed to be an alternative to the pickups and drop yo-offs at the curb. the airport says it didn't really make that much of a difference as far as congestion is concerned. there were other policy changes that did help reduce traffic. today if you're going in the garage for more than ten minutes, you will have to pay. that means pulling into the garage and going out of the garage all within that ten-minute time period. it's $2 per 15 and $36 max 24 hours. if you spend about half an hour in there you would be looking at spending $4 total. they will be revisiting this idea, the free 30-minute parking, maybe later on in the

peak travel periods around the holidays so around november. reporting live jobina fortson, abc 7 news. bay area members of the sikh community and law enforcement will travel to houston to attend the funeral for a deputy shot and killed on duty. deputy sandeep dhaliwal was killed in a traffic stop friday. he was the first sikh deputy to serve. he was given an exemption to wear his turban while on duty. there was a memorial to honor his life. one man met him in 2017 during hurricane harvey relief efforts. >> he guided us through everything. such a humble guy. >> important to have people who look like the community so when people see the plan is a sikh-american it lets everyone know, hey, he's representing us and we need to make sure we respect that religion. >> a suspect is in custody but the motive is still unknown.

dhaliwal's funeral will be held tomorrow. >> former presidential nom in and first lady hillary clinton and her daughter chelsea are talking about the book they wrote together titled "the book of gutsy women" and it focuses on stories about courageous and resilient women who have inspired them. both clintons appeared on "good morning america" to talk about the book. the former secretary of state revealed something personal. >> what's the gutsiest thing you've ever done? >> oh, boy, i think the gutsiest thing i've ever done, well, personally, make the decision to stay in my marriage. publicly, politically, run for president and keep going, get up and keep going. >> you can see much more of that on "gma" on abc 7. >> now your morning money report. amazon go stores could be coming to an airport near you.

>> san francisco-based dating website zousk is planning layoffs. they will slash 80% of the workforce by april. they will move the business, the rest of the business, that is, out of san francisco by next june. the company officials say this is just a cost cutting decision. >> gap, old navy and banana republic is looking to hire seasonal employees. they will hire a one-day event. you can go to our website abc7news.com. a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets under way this morning. we are starting up 120 points. >> solutions to the issues you notice where you live. an update to the boulders in clinton park, all 24 of them are now gone. the rocks were removed at the request of residents on the

street who originally paid for them to be there. they were put in place to prevent large encampments and drug deals. neighbors say they were getting threats online by people who disagree with that idea. the boulders are stored until the city and neighbors come up with a solution. a high-tech fashion trend by two bay area companies is a sign of the times. levi's and google are launching a new version of their denim smart jackets. levi's is integrating the technology to revamp this iconic gear. a small electronic tab slips inside the sleeve and allows you to leave your phone in your pocket. you use the sleeve like a touch pad. you can answer calls, control your music and get directions by using hand gestures. the jacket starts at about $200 and you'll be able to get one some time this fall. a biotech startup in san francisco claims to have created

a drink that works wonders for your well-being after you drink alcohol. the ceo and co-founder of zbiotics says his elixir is genetically modified probiotic that stops hangovers and breaks down a toxic what is it, reggie? >> you can decide for yourself if you perceive a benefit. if you wake up and feel good, you've had a positive >> acetaldehyde. >>something. >> zbiotics is currently on the market for $9 to $12 a dose and not fda approved. it has not gone through any clinical trials. clearly some people are excited. >> if acetaldehyde came walking down the street, i wouldn't know a thing. sorry to this acetaldehyde.

>> we might be your friend some day. not today. >> a real rough morning. good morning, everybody. looking at a lot of sun. if you need a little pick me up, the cold air will and that beautiful sun because we are out of the moisture, out of the clouds and sutro allowing for a nice start to the day. 47 san jose. san francisco at 52. how about the beach where santa cruz has dipped to 37 degrees so that's pretty frosty. it's 40 in santa rosa. numbers are certainly on the cool side. 48 in concord. how cool? three to five yesterday. we had a lot of cloud cover. we are not holding on to the heat yesterday. the breeze kicked up. that sea breeze up to 20 miles an hour. not as windy.

the autumn chill, patchy frost. a string of sunny days. the ridge of high pressure gets to the coast. in the meantime it's gradual warming. starting in the south bay, 72 milpitas, santa clara on the peninsula, upper 60s for you. 66 downtown. low 70s petaluma. napa 73. low 70s in san leandro. castro valley checking in at 74. we have a few mid-70s in antioch. 75 in concord. the seven-day forecast featuring not only the sun but the warm-up getting more intense by the end of the weekend. sue? >> busy out there for your tuesday morning commute as well. a lot of the red sensors on going. an earlier problem 880 near mission street. that accident cleared out of

lanes. the motorcycle down was not northbound but it was also southbound 880. a long stretch of traffic remains from highway 84. over to 101 not one but two near ralston and holly. a backup from 92. they hope to get that out of there and very slow traffic westbound on highway 4 for a drive time -- as a matter of fact 580 westbound over an hour and 20 minutes. a nice ride from san rafael into san francisco under 20 minutes. happening today the start of october means the start of breast cancer awareness month. robin roberts and amy robach sat down to talk about screenings. >> every time we hear new guidelines, listen for these

words, for the average risk woman. most women are average risk until the day theyet that diagnosis. it's not one size fits all. everything has to be individualized and there is a difference between sending someone for a screening mammogram and a diagnostic mammogr mammogram. >> how would you encourage people to challenge their doctor? >> this is not a dictatorship. ask questions. u're not insulting your doctor. >> much more coming up at 7:00 a.m. so warrior star draymond green says he feels old after many of the players on his team did not have the reaction he expected them to have when he invited them to a concert. >> he talked about getting tickets to see ms. janet jackson at the chase center last week and this is a reaction he got after inviting some of his ungrateful teammates. >> i went to the janet jackson

concert like a week ago and i had a few of the young guys, janet jackson? yeah, you got that one. >> that's just rude. who wouldn't want to see this queen? >> thank you. absolutely. >> maybe we' old. >> we are lucky to be in the world while she is here. green said he's lik it's janet jackson, the legend and he can't get over it. the exchange with his teammates were crazy. these young people -- >> kids these days. >> they just can't respect the history. what have you done for me lately? >> i know. so

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all right. it is 6:58. whether you're just joining us, heading out the door, here are the seven things you need to know before you go. number one, a major reversal for san francisco-based e-cigarette maker juul saying it will no longer financially back proposition c to overturn the city's vaping ban. the move suspends a campaign for prop c but will still be on the november ballot. changes are coming to free parking at sfo. a live look at the airport where you'll only have ten minutes to park without a charge. >> secretary of state mike pompeo was a part of the phone call between president trump and

the ukrainian president. no response from the state department. hong kong police say one pro-democracy protester was shot in the chest by an officer during demonstrations. they threw gas bombs and bricks at police. officers fired back. >> slightly warmer today and lots of sunshine. >> number six, a very busy tuesday morning commute, good news and bad news on the peninsula. a secondary accident still there at ralston. >> number seven, mcdonald's is selling a million big macs for a penny this week teaming up with door dash which means you have to pay the delivery fees. it is yours for just a cent. it runs until friday while supplies last. and happy vegetarian day. >> mcdonald's is developing a veggie burger. a plant-based burger.

we'll continue to wait, mcdonald's. it's only beenow many years? >> "good morning america" starts right now. good morning, america. as we join you this tuesday morning, major new developments in the impeachment inquiry. more of the president's team now drawn in. the trump team under new scrutiny. news that the secretary of state mike pompeo was on that call where president trump asked ukraine's president to help investigate joe bide and what attorney general bill barr and his global mission to investigate the russia investigation. all this as president trump vows to hunt for the whistle-blower who sparked the move for impeachment. breaking overseas. chaos and clashes. mass protests turning violent in hong kong as thousands take to the streets on one of the biggest national holidays. a protester reportedly shot. our reporter is there on the scene. massive bridge collapse