. good morning, everyone. happy monday. it is october 14t wee so glad yo th t morning. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. good morning, lisa. >> good morning liz and kumasi. we have some fog out there. you can see it up in the north

bay, petpetaluma, napa, san mat coast. 48 in belmont. mid 40s in concord. 44 in santa rosa. sun is on the way. check out the north bay. pretty thick with the fog. later on today these 50s will turn into 60s for all of us by 1:00. sunny skies, 63 in oakland. 68 in livermore. not done yet, climbing through the 70s today. 3:00 in the low 70s. plenty of sun, that fog comes back to the shoreline tonight. another quiet day on tuesday. >> let's check the san jose commute. highway 87, taillights here headed in the northbound direction. you can see the airport runway lights up there. you can kind of tell where you are here. very nice out there this morning. take advantage of the early morning drive if you can. we have a problem north 280 near the lawrence expressway with an

accident partial loi bloin the sl the slow lane. back to davis, all lanes remain shut down in the westbound direction of 80 near richards. an accident involving a big wig there. we'll check back in a few minutes to see if they have that reopened. for the time being you're at a standsti standstill. the crisis in syria is getting worse by the hour. one senior official in the trump administration describes it as total chaos. >> syrian kurds have struck a deal with bashar al assad's military to take on turkey as u.s. forces withdraw from the region. megan tevrizian is live in new york with the latest. hi, megan. >> good morning to you. defense secretary mark esper is calling president trump's decision to pull u.s. troops out of the region deliberate. despite backlash from both republicans and democrats, many saying the u.s. betrayed their

longtime allies the kurds. this morning the violence continues to escalate in northern syria as turkey's military operation targeting america's kurdish allies grows deeper. in just one week hundreds reported dead. that number expected to soar. president trump now ordering the withdrawal of all 1,000 u.s. troops out of northern syria. roughly 200,000 kurds who spent years fighting isis alongside the u.s. forced to flee. some leaving their posts guarding isis prisons. abc news confirming dozens of those isis prisoners were high value detainees. meantime, the kurds have struck a deal with syrian dictator bashar al assad's military to fight against turkey. people gathering in the streets to celebrate the syrian military accused of war crimes, rape and mass detention. turkey calling the kurds terrorists for refusing to nation yat winotion

them. over the weekend, a 35-year-old female kurdish politician was shot in the head by what was believed an al qaeda-linked group. reporting from new york, megan tevrizian, abc 7 news. >> thank you for that. the bay area's kurdish community rallied in protests of the turkish aggression and the withdrawal of u.s. troops from syria. demonstrmarched through the cit. the group and their supporters are outraged over turkey's brutal assault on u.s.-backed kurdish troops and civilians. >> we're watching genocide unfold before our eyes. nothing is happening. the air strikes are mostly targeting civilians and hospitals. thrust no justification for that at all. >> the trump administration says it is ready to impose sanctions on turkey. protesters are calling for u.s.

sanctions against turkey and the military no-fly zone over northern syria. locally now pg&e has restored electricity to all customers affected by the planned outages. power was restored to all 738 customers by about 6:00 saturday night. the shutoffs were called for because of red flag warning weather conditions. pg&e found 50 instances of weather related damage or hazard during the outage. the damage to the power lines could have potentially caused a wildfire. pg&e have taken out a full-page ad in the "san francisco chronicle" that includes an apology and a warning. the headline reads when faced with dangerous weather we chose safety. the utility said it is sorry for the hardships caused by the outage but also said there could be more power shutoffs in the future. the new normal. >> right? >> happening today, a bit more fun note. giant pumpkins descending on half moon bay.

>> this is the annual pumpkin weigh-off. pumpkin growers from across the country are vying for the top spo spot. >> good morning, ladies. you see those small pumpkins on stage? that's not what we talking about. the competition pumpkins are on their way. they can grow to the size of a small car. they require a forklift and harness to move around. this is the 46th annual safeway world championship pumpkin weighoff to determine who can grow the world's bigges pumpkin. last year's winner weighed 2,170 pounds. that may sound big but it's not the biggest. the world record is 2,600 pounds set in germany three years ago. these pumpkins are planted in april. they can grow to about 50r gets pound. if anybody can break the world record they get $30,000 grand prize. compet00.

we should have a winner by 11:00. we have a list of the various events going on this halloween in the bay area on our website, go to abc7news.com and search for halloween. >> i feel like that's cinderella. >> lisa has a check of the weather. >> thanks. cinderella right here. good morning. that onshore flow has gotten stronger overnight. bad in petaluma, santa rosa. less than a mile there. there's the weather system that by the middle of the week will bring maybe some sprinkles to the far north bay and look to cool our weather off with more of a breeze. it's 46 in fremont. good morning, san francisco. 42 in napa. waking up cooler in the east

bay. where the fog is you're milder. here's the exploratorium camera. this afternoon, sunny and dry out there. light winds on no problems. heading to school, it's cold. numbers in the 40s to the upper 40s by the afternoon. it's getting milder, low to mid 60s from the bay. by 3:00 it's nice. you can lose the jacket with upper 60s to upper 70s. about 70 in oakland. mid 60s in the peninsula. 77 in napa. 80 in antioch. we'll look at more fog tonight. the typical pattern with low 40s and the warmest day of the week does arrive tomorrow. tuesday. sue, what's going on? >> let's see. we head to the bay bridge toll plaza for your monday morning commute. pretty mild here so far. no delays. no metering rights yet. it's coming up on 5:09 on your monday morning. not bad time to head into the city via the bay bridge. we have slowing in tracy for about a 40-minute drive west on 580. we have a couple of problems in

the south bay. not seeing a lot ofht lanes are blocked, northbound 280 before lawrence expressway. give yourself extra time will. back to davis, we have a full freeway closure westbound near richards. you're stacking up towards west sacramento. pretty much at a standstill approaching this. it's a big rig and a pickup truck that got into it. they had to shut down the freeway to get the fire truck in there. they had to bring it in eastbound on the westbound direction, so they had the full freeway closure to get that fire out that started on the big rig's tires. if you have folks commuting from the sacramento area, definitely delayed at this hour. coming up next, know before you start your day. and there will be no more lunch shaming in schools. and the demand for answers in texas as a family wants to

know why a woman

. time is 5:12. if you are just joining us, here's 7 things to know this morning. number one, san francisco police are trying to find the suspects who vandalized the christopher columbus statue near coit tower. someone splashed red paint on it

with graffiti kill all colonizers written on the base. five people are hurt after a driver suspected to be under the influence slammed head on into another car in san francisco. this happened at 8:00 last night at the intersection of divisadero and grove streets. the violence cons to escalate in northern syria as turkey's military operation targeting kurdish allies goes deeper. president trump ordered the withdrawal of all 1,000 u.s. troops out of syria. pg&e has apologized for forr hardships caused by the power outa outages, but says there could be more in the future. >> number five, sunny and mild with temperatures in the 50s and0s today. number six, we have a sigalert in affect on westbound 8, all lanes are blocked near richards with a big rig accident. you're stacked up towards the

yolo causeway for a solid 30-minute delay. back to check of this. and number seven, the bigger the better. half moon bay's annual pumpkin . check out these gourds. the winner will get 7 bucks a pound. there's a separate $1,000 prize awarded for the most gorgeous pumpkin. >> i see what you did there. gourd-ous. >> i tried. in the east bay, 12 families spent the night away from home their apartment building. it was contained to a single unit of the complex at davis and clark streets. smoke damage forced people living in 12 units to find a new temporary place to live. the city is thanking a neighbor who sheltered the displaced residents until the red cross arrived. there is growing outrage

this morning in ft. worth, texas over the deadly police shooting of a black woman inside hir oer home. body camera footage shows an officer walking to the back of the house, turning to the window and shouting a command. >> put your hands up! show me your hands! >> the officer fired one deadly shot through the window killing 28-year-old ata tianna jefferson. he was responding to a welfare check at her house. police say the officer never identified himself as a member of law enforcement. a firearm was recovered on the scene. it's not clear if it wuas near her body. rescue crews are digging through mountains of mud in japan after a typhoon slammed into the island. 35 people are dead. 17 are missing. more than 110,000 rescue workers are taking part in the relief effort. the typhoon caused serious damage in large parts of the country. authorities are warning of more

mud slides in hard hit areas. there's widespread flooding in cities throughout the country. with help of a napa third grader, governor newsom has banned lunch shaming. all stunts will be able to get a meal of their choice even if their parent has unpaid meal fees. ryan cote brought national attention to this issue when he used his allowance to pay the food service bills of all the students. >> i saw this girl was in line, she was going to get lunch, she got her lunch, they said you have to give it back. and then she was sad. so she went in the back of the line. then kids started laughing at her. so she went in the corner and started crying. >> that's horrible. so ryan decided to work with governor newsom on legislation n azi experience and hgovern.

>> it was great to meet you and i hope -- and thank you, and i hope i can meet you again. >> we've been up -- i have, any way, been celebrating with everybody. everybody who worked so hard on this bill to get it passed. one state down, 49 to go. then we go federal. >> all right. look at this picture. they're so cute. governor newsom says i want to thank ryan for his empathy and his courage in bringing awareness to this important issue. >> no kid should have to be embarrassed because, you know, of financial reasons like that. >> it was probably not that much for them to make a difference in someone's life. that's something that can be traumatic. >> totally. it was bipartisan this. >> hey, lisa. >> age is just a number, right? good morning. we are in the soup with the fog here in the north bay, from napa to petaluma. there's fog along the san mateo

coast. that may slow you down. we have a system to the north that we'll be watching for on wednesday, late wednesday into thursday. it will work to cool us off. give some rain to northern california, bring breezy conditions back to the bay. got a little breezy yesterday. look at the visibility here. petaluma, santa rosa. be careful if you're headed out. and in san francisco we are not looking at the fog creating any issues, there are areas of it. sunny and mild this afternoon. that system i week bringing breezy and cooler conditions today. a lot like yesterday. 75. peninsula, becoming sunny, it will take until the morning hours to clear the low clouds. 78 in santa rosa and sonoma. vallejo, 74 today. on the east bay, 70 in oakland. nice afternoon. newark, 73. fremont, 75. heading inland, upper 70s to near 80 today. very pleasant, what you would

expect for thsa wther torrow. te week..atrn wednesday. sue has something going on in the south bay. checking 280 on the south bay. that orange yellow represents fog that could hamper your commute this morning. so, we're headed to northbound 280 before the lawrence expressway, the right lanes are blocked. it's early enough, not seeing a lot of slow traffic. we have this problem westbound 80 near davis. a big rig accident. a sigalert is in effect, big delays from west sacramento. backed up to the yolo causeway with no estimated time of reopening. this is for our commuters from the sacramento area headed through davis. once again, all lanes westbound near richards still remain

closed due to this big rig accident. we'll check back and hopefully we'll have some better news next time we speak. >> all right. thanks. in today's gma first look, actress danielle fishal grew up on "boy meets world" now she's seaking out about her son's real-life medical struggle. >> a gma exclusive. >> it never occurred to me that because my water broke so early that something else could be going on. >> you probably know her as ta a asha nba from "boy meets world." >> no matter how difficult life gets, the important thing is to live it out. >> who then became a mother on "girl meets world." >> why are you still in bed? >> is he going to be my teacher? >> reporter: now this morning she's revealing the real-life medical struggle her baby endured as he met the world. >> he wasn't able to have breast

milk because they think that was causing fluid build up? >> yes. >> it's a revealing, honest and thought provoking conversation. it's only on "good morning america." thursday is the 30th anniversary of the massive loma prieta quake. throughout the week we'll be sharing stories that take us back to that event and help prepare us for the next quake, which experts say could be much worse. >> he fails to get dave parker at second base. so the oakland a's take -- >> we are having an earthquake. >> our power has been off for almost 15 minutes. the reason is a major earthquake. >> people are terribly nervous here. prepare yourself for nightfall. >> it's been a frightening scene

here. as you can see just below me is where this crack in the bay bridge occurred. >> the lower deck sustained quite a bit of damage. >> downtown santa cruz is basically gone. >> we have pictures on the air now. that's the cyprus section of the nimitz. oh, my god. >> the first thing for people to realize is loma prieta was not the big one. >> i think we're going to be very, very surprised at the amount of damage. >> this bridge was designed to move and sway with an earthquake. not to be ridged. >> you can tell the building exactly how to act. >> if i'm in san francisco and there's an earthquake, i'm coming to this building. >> everyone should be paying attentio attention. >> that old footage is something else. >> it really is. >> our abc 7 original's documentary the earthquake effect can be seen anywhere you get abc7.

>> we'll bring you a 30-minute commercial free broadcast on thursday at 6:30 p.m. right

good monday morning. waking up to low clouds and fog in the north bay. visibility up towards petaluma, napa and santa rosa, not great. it's better towards napa. but this wil beng for a sunny and mild afternoon today. santa rosa at 78. 76 for you in novato. upper 60s sausalito. mid 70s in vallejo. not all of you looking at the fog. where you have it the next couple of hours, by 8:00, 9:00, we'll reveal a nice afternoon. the rest of you more 60s and upper 70s. >> thanks. blue skies and plenty of sunshine provided the perfect back drop for fleet week.

doesn't get old. the blue angels did not disappoint during their performances this weekend. the team did get a late start yesterday because of some fog, but the show went on. services members in san francisco for fleet week say they are excited to meet and talk with the public. >> it's a time to showcase what we can bring to the city of san francisco. right now we have the air show flying overhead. long line to get on "the somerset." tours continue today before they set sail tomorrow. go get in line if you can. you were watching from your roof, right? >> i was. i went on both days. like, people were -- they did start late yesterday, people were like we are not moving. we will wait for them. it was well worth it. >> 18 inches apart. so impressive.

crazy. a japanese artist went into a ball, scribbled some cartoonish characters, and now they may be worth millions. >> check this out. this is the artist yoshi nara.n. ten years ago he was at a bar in new york. he had a few drinks, took a felt tip pen and started scribbling on the wall. somebody just paid $25 million for another of his paintings. when an artist gets one big money pay day, it usually elevates all the person's art. the bartender says possibly being worth a fortune his doodles are not going anywhere. >> where did he doodle them? at the bar? on the wall? can you take down the wall? >> you can. >> wow. he says that now. that's it, worth millions? it's cool, but --

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system to straighten out congestion on lombard street. now what? it's monday october 14th. hope you had a great weekend. >>t sice watching the blue angles, hanging out. >> did you notice the difference between saturday and sunday with the weather? >> yeah. >> a little cooler out there. >> this morning much cooler. >> so we slowly transition back to our regular weather with that onshore flow. parts of marin, sonoma, the san mateo coast. elsewhere it's clear. if you're in the north bay from santa rosa to petaluma, that's where you have to be careful. it's cool out there. the 39 in novato. 49 in oakland. 51 in fremont. even 47 in san jose. cool to start out. we are sunny for sunshine by 9:00. 60s and 70s, upper 70s inland. good morning, sue. >> good morning. metering lights are on about ten minutes ago, the bay bridge toll

plaza filling out rapidly. it's sluggish on the upper deck into san francisco. les spots. metering lights on at we'll go back to san jo. supcupertino area, we hbnd28 right lanes on blocked with an injury accident. oakland, northbound80 near 98th, third lane from the left, a car hit a tire. both the tire and the car still remain in the lane. better news westbound 80 near richards, this was in davis. we have all lanes reopened. traffic is starting to thin out, recovery may be slow. we'll check back in a couple of minutes. thanks. developing this morning, police in san francisco are trying to find the vandals who spray painted the christopher columbus statue near coit tower.

>> graffiti covered the base ahead of the controversial federal holiday. jobina fortson is live at the statue with more. good morning. >> good morning. crews started cleaning up the controversial colonist over the weekend. you can still make out some of that red paint up there on the statue. the words destroy all monuments of ygenocide was put on the bas of the statue along with a different phrase. in san francisco, columbus day is not celebrated but italian heritage day is. supervisor aaron peskin represents north beach, home to many italian-americans, he says he appreciates history but calls the paint an act of hatred against the community that is celebrating. >> it's about columbus, the symbol of discovery, exploration, courage. that's part of what built our civilization. to face a symbol that led what

we have now it means you don't understand our country. you don't deserve it either. >> i'm not particularly shocked. i think he's a controversial historical figure for a reason. i think he represents violence to a lot of people and genocide. >> coit power does have cameras and sfpd confirmed they are investigating the vandalism. columbus day is not a formal holiday today in san francisco. about a year ago the board of supervisors passed a vote to celebrate ij dij nndigenous peoy today. jobina fortson, abc7 news. five people are hurt after a driver suspected to be under the influence slammed head on into another car. it happened just before 8:00 last night at the intersection of def d of divisadero and grove streets.

police say the driver was involved in a fernd bender bend. after that they tried to get away. they ran a red light hitting a car. >> the suspect vehicle continued, careened off path over the median and hit a northbound vehicle head on causing the driver of the northbound vehicle to sustain critical life threatening injuries and is in grave condition right now. >> four other people have nonlife threatening injuries. police say alcohol and drugs are suspected in the cash. people who live near lombard street have long complained about the constant flow of tourists and traffic in their neighborhood. but governor newsom put the brakes on a plan that san francisco came up with to reduce the congestion there. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen explains. >> reporter: almost 1 million cars and 2 million tourists visit lombard street every year. a free attraction that many in

san francisco want to change, bu not governor newsom who rejected a bill on saturday that would have charged cars $5 to $10 for a drive down the world famous crooked stretch. >> i thought i was actually in place and i thought we were going to be charged toll or some sort. >> reporter: this man lives in san jose and was prepared to pay. >> for the residents here, great for them it's probably going to discourage all this crazy stuff. >> reporter: but acosta agrees that the pricing program would create social equity issues. >> it would keep people who couldn't afford it away. >> the issue is not the fee. the issue is limiting the number of permits sold to the capacity of the street. >> reporter: steve tabor is transportation chair of the russian hill neighbors association. he's disappointed to the governor rejected the bill since he views the reservations, not the fees, as the real solution to reducing congestion in his neighborhood. >> you could give them away and you would still have a viable

program because you would limit them. >> reporter: san francisco assemblyman phil ting introduced the now vetoed bill but says he will be sitting down with officials next week to discuss plan "b." >> we will have go back into the drawing board going into next year and hope that we can all find a solution that works not just for the city but also for the state. >> reporter: in a statement the district supervisor catherine stephanie also said that she's not giving up. she said i will keep working with our state representatives in san francisco to address the governor's concerns in new revised legislation to alleviate the safety and environmental issues posed by congestion on lombard street. steve tabor also tells me that the neighborhood association is trying to come up with traffic enforcement alternatives to try to make the area around lombard street more liveable and drivable for all of the residents here. i'm kate larsen, abc7 news. the city of san francisco is getting closer to finalizing plans to close market street to expected to vote on the better market street project tomorrow. city officials say closing the

street to private vehicles would make it safer for everybody. the idea is to transform the two-mile stretch of market street between stewart street and octavia boulevard so cars would be able to drive across market street but not turn on it. residents who had to be evacuated from their houses because of the saddleridge fire in lung cancer a in los angeles are slowly being allowed to return home. all evacuation orders have been lifted. right now it's 41% contained. 21 structures have been destroyed. 11 more were damaged. the native american occupation of alcatraz island

50 years ago will be honored on indigenous peoples day. the canoe journey sets out at 6:00 a.m. this morning. canoes representing tribes from the west coast will circle the island to celebrate the anniversary of the 1969 occupation. organizers say that's when native students and activists occupied alcatraz launching the current era of indigenous rights. the desperate search continues for a man still missing in the rubble of a collapsed hotel in new orlea the arfang dramatic video captured a wrong-way driver barrelling down the freeway. the explanation given by the person behind the wheel. first now a live look outside this morning. lisa saying it's cooling down a little bit? >> well, we'll get a cooler second half of the week. the first half of the week will be pretty much the same. certainly a chilly start to the day with low clouds and fog making some inroads into the north bay. the peninsula. we're starting out with typical cool numbers. look at visibility, zero here at pet lumina. 0.3 miles up in santa rosa. we widen the perspective, this system pushing into the pacific

northwest for the second half of the week will bring cooler tarting o wednmpll 44 in sunnyvale. up in the north bay, how about that 38 in novato, 54 in alameda. newark checking in at 46. cooler in our inland east bay. where we have the fog, slightly milder. that's the trade off. after about 9:00, we're all sunny and in san francisco, it's going to be a cool day today. no small craft advisory on the bay. mass transit, no problems. the pavement is dry, and that fog just along the shoreline. here we are the middle of the week. the front bringing cooler conditions, clouds, breezy winds. this is wednesday, 60s to 70s. on thursday we'll continue that theme with 60s around san francisco. mid 70s. it will be feeling a little bit more like fall. temperatures will come down maybe three, four degrees as we get into the second half of the work week. as for today, we still have some

80sere. you have go farinland valleys. 82 in fairfield. close to it in concord. 79. 66 in san mateo, low 60s in san francisco. tonight, looking at the low clouds, the fog, once again patchy along the coast. really a quiet pattern, which is good. we had a crazy week last week. we're still looking at those chilly mornings. a couple accidents out there. >> we have a couple of accidents. i wanted to comment on that chilly weather. i came out, it was 40 something in san rafael. let's check on the roadways for your monday morning drive. we're headed to take a look at a problem that continues northbound 280 before the lawrence expressway. it's an injury accident blocking the two right lanes. i am starting to see some slow traffic making your way from the e up towards the scene of the accident. back to oakland, middle lane blocked here, northbound 880 near 98th. a car versus the tire.

both the car and the tire remain in the roadway. first accident for the altamont pass, west 580 near north flynn, you're looking at a lane blocked here. you're stacked up from tracy on 205, also on 580 making the merge there. it's looking about an hour drive now on westbound 580 from tracy to dublin pleasanton. in davis, an earlier

waking up to patchy fog in the north bay. later today we're looking at a sunny day, cooler with that onshore flow. the low clouds, the fog at the coast retreating throughout the day each and every day. if you're headed into southern california, 70s, sunshine there. low 80s in fresno. but temperatures in the sierra nevada in the 60s. but haze, they still have some fires there in the mountains. 81 in sacramento. all right. thanks. we have new developments that hunter biden plans to step down from a chinese-owned company. we'll have more on that in a second. but one body has been recovered, this video here, one person is still missing hotel

under construction in new orleans. the missing person may be buried in a building that's unstable. neighboring buildings have been evacuated amid concerns that the rest of the hotel could collapse. construction cranes at the site are dangerously unstable. >> we have some pretty large cranes moving into place in an effort to stabilize that crane attached to the building. >> it's not safe right now. it's not stable. the area is unstable right now. safety is top priority. >> at least 30 others were injured. officials promise a thorough investigation into the collapse once all the victims have been recovered. a driver claims he blacked out while driving the wrong way careening along a freeway emergency lane and then hitting a highway patrol vehicle. it happened in southern california. the video you're about to see shows those terrifying moments. >> whoa!

he's coming! he's coming! he's coming! >> this high-speed drama unfolded yesterday morning along interstate 5 in orange county. >> he crashed into chp! he's into a unit. >> whoa! >> oh, my gosh. this crash sent three people to the hospital. chp officers did arrest the driver, he's suspected of being drunk. warriors star steph curry is revealing his list of things he cannot live without. >> he's super busy juggling family, basketball and his production company. steph curry says he is constantly losing his keys, his phone, his wallet. but a christmas gift from his wife made a huge difference. steph is telling new york magazine that she got him a tile, which you can attach to items to help you find them. he says it has saved his life

because he no longer wastes time looking for stuff. >> that's super smart. i know a few people i could get that for. the time is 5:48. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's lisa. >> good morning, kumasi and liz. quiet for the most part, but we are adding fog into your forecast. if you're in the northy, parts of the east bay partly loudedy and the peninsula. later on in the week, the bigger changes. an area of low pressure will push to the north of us. that will allow for breezy winds, slightly cooler highs. no rain, maybe just some mist and drizzle. visibility now looking reduced up through petaluma. santa rosa, be careful if you're out there. otherwise it's a good start. this is from our east bay hills camera. pretty dark. you can't see much. there is fog out there. from higher elevations looking out over the bay. 53 in san francisco. oakland at 49. this is sutro. good visibsibility here.

winds are calm. you have the fog in parts of the north bay, along the shoreline. then we're looking at a sunny and mild afternoon. we had a little bit of a cooldown yesterday. but the cooler weather, the breezier winds arriving later on wednesday, staying with us through the weekend. this is monday night. the storm system is to the north. then into tuesday we are still going to see the rain to the north. extreme northern california and stopping this into thursday, where the system passes over to the north and east of us. that will bring the breezy winds, the backside of it. today little change. 72 in milpitas. mid 60s for millbrae, san mateo and 63 downtown. upper 70s sonoma. 72 in san leandro. 73 in castro valley. heading inland, upper 70s to near 80 degrees.

steady pattern through tuesday. slightly cooler on wednesday. getting below after ranl averag end of the week, beginning of the weekend. it's monday, hopefully not too tough >> a couple of problem280 and t lawrence expressway. a couple of lanes blocked here. it's an injury accident. seeing some slowing there, some minor delays getting past the scene. left lane blocked over westbound 580 near north flynn, an accident there. you're looking at an hour's drive from tracy and 580 as that merges on to 205. give yourself plenty of time there. a new accident, this one involving an overturn on the peninsula, northbound 101 near moffett, it's unclear whether it's blocking a lane. we'll check back in a couple of minutes. >> thank you. facebook's cryptocurrency libra may be doomed after key partners pulled out. the world's leading economies say libra cannot move forward until facebook proves its safe,

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one of the largest operators in the state shut down its up. let's look over towards the operations in august and let go of hundreds of employees. altamont pass with an accident additional funding in the bill blocking the left lane westbound will help recycling centers around the state stay open. 580 near north flynn. you are very slow out of tracy that's good news. we'll see where things go from on 205 and on 580 until that te there. minutes west on 580 from tracy we're in the 40s right now. later on today in concord, upper into dublin/pleasanton. northbound 101 near moffett field, the right lane is blocked 70s. a mild and sunny day we vealed with an overturn. again. tomorrow in the low 80s. car on its roof. i'm starting to see slow traffic by the middle of the week, in the area. we'll come back and check on everyone will experience a this in a bit. cooldown with breezy winds, extra clouds, temperatures thanks. take it from a 25-year-old woman coming down about five degrees. in the city, starting out with who walked the walk, it is possible to save $100,000 while the clouds. afternoon, partly cloudy to working regular entry level jobs mostly sunny, mid 60s in daly for three years. she said she a strict budget and city. a cool day with that onshore flow. took a while, but that sea breeze is back with us, starting out with fog in oakland. macs out her roth ira every another beautiful afternoon with about 70 in berkeley. year. >> automate your savings. 72 in oakland. look for upper 60s in richmond that's the easiest thing you can and union city will see about 75 do. a nice afternoon on the way. automating your savings means

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you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast, here's lisa. >> live doppler 7 showing you the fog in the north bay from petaluma to santa rosa, visibility close to nothing up there. but clear and cool decisions in the inland valleys. 42 in san ra moment. 41 in novato. we will be looking at full sunshine today. a nice afternoon with numbers in the 50s. still cool at the coast. mid 60s around the bay. 70 inland. slightly cooler today around the bay with the afternoon sea breeze, still pleasant upper 70s in the warmest inland valleys. >> you mentioned fog. let's look at the golden gate