theomire watch in the bay area. good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, october 2nd. thanks for spending your morning with us. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. drew tuma? we're in store for a warm afternoon. it's already 60 in the city right now. some mild air overhead already. 55, good morning in hayward, 52 in concord. napa cooler coming in at 45 degrees so later on today that sun will be warming us up real quick. 12-hour day planner by noon we're in the 70s to low 80s. and by 4:00 even warmer than that topping out close to 90 in our hottest spots. we'll take a closer look at the fire weather watch in just minutes. but first a check of the roads with jobina. good morning. good morning. i want to start everyone off with a live look. metering lights at 5:22 this morning. you can expect stop and go as you head over the bridge this morning. and over here this bridge looking nice and cl golden gate bridge, this is our live shot and hopefully it stays this way for everyone as they

continue to commute in this morning. i want to move back over to livermore quickly because i am learning that that big rig that was turned over on its side involved in that three-car crash, this is westbound 580 past greenville road should all be cleared up in the slow lane in about half an hour or so. hopefully that will be done. guys? governor newsom calling for an investigation into why gas prices are so high. >> a new analysis shows drivers pay as much as $1 per gallon than the rest of the country. the national average you can see is $2.64, but not here in california. the average is $4.13. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez is live with a look at what is going on. good morning, lauren. >> reporter: good morning, kumasi and reggie. a new report from the california energy commission is suggesting that big oil companies are misleading and overcharging drivers by as much as $1 per

gallon. now the report says brand retailers like 76, chevron and shell often charge more because they say their gasoline is of higher quality. but analysis from the report could not explain the price difference and the quality of gasoline. so the governor wrote a letter to attorney general javier beccera asking his office to investigate whether oil companies are price fixing or engaging in false advertising. we spoke with a man from berkeley who travels to sausalito for work and the high gas prices are cutting into his paycheck. >> i mean, look at it right now. it's $4.34. it's going to cost me $97 to fill it up. that's a lot. so limits what can i do and where i can go. >> reporter: the california energy commission said they don't have any evidence that gasoline retailers fixed prices or engaged in false advertising but the industry could not provide any proof that its

gasoline was better than what the state requires all retailers to sell. now they said in an email they did receive newsom's request and will handle accordingly. reporting live in emeryville, i'm lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >> thank you, lauren. now to the south bay. santa clara police are investigating some high school athletes for allegedly using homophobic slurs to bully a male cheerleader. members of the wilcox high football team yelled the slurs back on friday. school district reached out to police yesterday. lgbtq allies say what happens next within the wilcox high school community is pivotal. now the mother of a male cheerleader says he was back at school on monday under security watch. police say as they talked to witnesses and victims, if they find there was no actual crime committed they would turn it over to santa clara unified school district. new developments this

morning in the college admissions scandal. lori loughlin's daughters are no longer enrolled at usc according to the registrar's office. the actress and her husband are accused of paying half a million to a fake charity to get their two daughters accepted. both have pleaded not guilty. and this atherton husband and wife who pleaded guilty are scheduled to be sentenced in february and march. they are accused of paying $400,000 to have their daughters' college entrance exams corrected. they paid to help one daughter get admitted into georgetown as a fake tennis recruit. gary phillips is back to his political duties after having a heart attack. 75-year-old started having chess pain while playing in a golf tournament about a week ago. he was rushed to the hospital where doctors put a stent into a blocked artery. the mayor told the marin independent journal he had no prior signs of heart issues and now he's feeling fine. >> two months after getting treated for her fourth bout of

cancer, justice ruth bader girg in good health. >> compared to how i was six months ago, very well. wonderful. >> rbg was at uc berkeley to honor the law school's first female dean and to speak at a q&a session. the conversation steered clear of politics, the justice did get a good one liner in when sharing her best marriage advice. >> it helps every now and then to be a little deaf. now that is advice i have followed not only in a marriage y inealing with my so tohis colleagues. >> the justice made no mention of retirement. she said she counts each day as a blessing. at the live desk i'm tracking the results in the election in canada. prime minister justin trudeau has won re-electi as a secd

rm in office. this is new video of him speaking to supporters overnight. trudeau may have beat his conservative rival, but his party's influence is weakening. preliminary results show the liberal party will lose the majority and hold on to about one-third of thets parliament. that means the party will need to rely on an opposition party to pass legislation. >> thanks, jobina. breaking news, another health scare for former president jimmy carter. his condition this morning. >> season tickets to the 49ers will come with something extra next year. why the team wants you to come hungry. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. 6:06 a.m. and a fire weather watch will go into effect tomorrow starting in the north bay at noon and will expand to e bay hills and the santa cruz mountains at 8:00 p.m. we'll go hour by hou

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and at 6:09 a.m. on our tuesday morning we'll look at the next three days and what you find is a lot of sunshine and also warm temperatures, be 80s and 90s away from the coast. but our fire danger will be on the rise tomorrow afternoon and evening as our winds begin to ramp up and that fire weather watch goes into effect. so wind gusts, this is 10:00 p.m. tomorrow evening and you see the fastest winds beginning

in the north bay and again that dry offshore wind gusting close to 40 miles per hour and the winds continue into the early morning hours on thursday. this is 4:00 a.m. thursday and you see they're still racing out of the north, gusting close to 40 miles an hour. could have some isolated spots with gusts close to 50 miles an hour. good news, though, midday on thursday, the winds really back off and our fire danger will lessen. that's weather. let's get a check of the roads with jobina. good morning. i want to show everyone a live look right now at emeryville this is our camera there and what you can expect if you are headed out on to 80 this morning. the morning commute is well under way and full but traffic is moving. now i want to move us over to concord because that is where we are seeing a problem spot on southbound 242 on concord avenue, two-car crash there blocking the slow lane and also a heads-up for anyone taking muni. we want to make sure you know this. f market and e lines will stop at pier 39 and the information below on where y need to go

and what you should know. reggie and kumasi? the undefeated san francisco 49ers are making fans even more happy with a change for next year. an unlimited food and drink deal for season ticket holders. it covers the most popular food items, basic things, chicken tenders, hot dogs, fries, soda. all of it costs an extra $20 per ticket per game. it does not include alcohol or specialty foods like sushi or cheese steak. the 49ers are the first north american pro sports team to do this. all right, so there's this new workout that incorporates wine. plus, a man under arrest makes a daring escape from a police car. is it daring or is it foolish? oh, oh, okay. >> this is escalating.

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we have breaking news in to the live desk right now. former president jimmy carter has been hospitalized with a pelvic fracture after falling at his georgia home. i want to bring up here this is a tweet from the carter center. it says former u.s. president jimmy carter had a fall yesterday evening at his home. he has been admitted to the medical center for observation and treatment of a minor pelvic fracture. he is in good spirits and that he is also looking forward to recovering at home. so earlier this month we know

that carter fell and had required stitches, but he went and helped build homesor f habitat for humanity the very next day. mr. carter turned 94 years old, the oldest surviving president in u.s. history. we will monitor his condition as soon as we learn more information we will let you know. more trouble for a san francisco-based juul lab. a man says vaping juul products for a year put him in the hospital. he says 80% of his lungs filled with fluid. he spent two weeks in the hospital and was put into a medically induced coma. >> you're sitting on a bed and your parents are looking at you and your family and you don't realize how much you're cared about until that happens. >> so evans has filed a lawsuit claiming juul failed to, quote, properly assess and warn about the harm its products cause to the human lungs and body. you can hear from his attorney coming up on "gma" at 7:00 right

after abc 7 mornings. here is a video we've been watching, a crafty suspect in new york city. look at that. takes a jump out of the squad car even though he still has handcuffs on and he didn't get very far. an officer took him down in the middle of the intersection. he lost a shoe in the process and then the other officers swarmed in to help out. they say that suspect was arrested for being part of a crowd that was gathering around a shooting crime scene there. >> i want to see this again. >> here he goes. and stopped. >> where did he think he was going? >> i don't know. and, i mean, being a part of a crowd, that wasn't a huge thing -- it seems like it didn't have to go that far. >> yeah. speaking of going too far, speaking of someone who needs to come and get this woman, this kansas woman knows how to pump up the motivation to go to the gym. ♪

>> i mean, how do you fit the whole -- >> how is she fitting that in there? >> does she have specially made -- >> it's attached. >> she taped it to the bar? >> how come no one is staring at her either? >> what gym would let her. >> that sounds like a hazard, doesn't it? the woman got her friends to help her incorporate the wine into her workout so every weight that she lifted she got a sip of wine. she put the video on youtube last week and she says she spiced up her yoga, her burpees in the past with wine. she still looks like she's fit and good. it might be something we need to -- burpees with wine? n. i have acid reflex just watching her work out. working out is hard by itself. >> people need to stop bringing cameras into the gym.

can we stop making videos and can we just -- can people just focus on the task at hand. >> do their thing. >> also if you see me taking a picture of myself -- that doesn't apply to me. i look cute. i'm just kidding. >> his opinion. >> talk about what's going on with our fire weather watch. we do have this going into effect tomorrow afternoon and it's not just the north bay mountains, the east bay hills and the santa cruz mountains. we expand the picture and the fire weather watch continues into southern california as well. much of the state is going to see these dry offshore winds developing over the next couple of days. exploratorium camera, clear as can be. you seep the stars twinkling in our sky. gusty winds and high fire danger tomorrow night into thursday morning. it's a warm, dry pat earp through friday, certainly feeling like summer this entire week and weekend we'll find cooler weather arriving with temperatures going back to average. right now, though, we have some

mild spots, 61 in the city ready at this early morning hour. we're at 50 in mountain view. coer in the north bay. good morning, san ramone. let's walk you through your day. your 12-hour day planner at 7:25 in the morning and that sun really quickly warming us up. midday we're in the 70s, close to 80 degrees. by 4:00 p.m. we're even warmer than that. highs today 79 in the city, 83 in oakland, 84 in san jose. 89 santa rosa. the same in concord. it's a warm afternoon out there. accuweather seven-day forecast will show you rising fire danger tomorrow night. it's a windy morning. the winds calm down thursday for cooler weather in the weekend. to the roads with jobina. good morning. we are paying our friends on the south bay a visit this is a live look at our camera along san jose 87. looking nice and smooth down there. i wish i could say the same thing for our people coming from tracy this morning. still four miles per hour westbound 580 past greenville road this is specifically in

livermore but it is going to impact the commute from tracy. they tweeted out you can expect this cleanup to be clear in about an hour. there were four cars, four vehicles ived in this crash, two big rigs, two cars, an axle broken, a big rig turned on its side. they have to get the fuel out of the big rig so there's a lot of work that needs to be done here and it's going to be a while. >> jobina, thanks for the warning. "good morning america" coming up at 7:00. >> and ginger zee is live with a look at what's ahead. good morning, ginger. good morning, kumasi. hi, reggie. great to be with everybody this morning. coming up on "gma" the impeachment inquiry heats up, the president is taking on detractors in the republican party as the democrats prepare to question a key witness. we are going to follow the latest there. also this morning our diane sawyer is here. she'll have an interview with cameron douglas, the son of michael douglas, now giving his first television interview on his family's legacy, his

struggle with addiction, and so much more you don't want to miss on "gma" this morning. plus, who doesn't want to cut time off their commute? i know you all have thisbl in the bay area. this morning we'll show you the tips and tricks that could save you time every day. that is the ceo of waze, by the way, in the car with becky. he will help us out. we were in the ballroom after the dancing stunner. our exclusive interview. my jaw was on the floor. i was so appalled that i stayed up until 10:00 p.m. and then that happened. >> but dawson's creek is still on, right? >> and killing it. he is so good. every time he gets out there, last night he did a samba to an edm song unbelievable. the guy can do anything. if he doesn't win, i'm striking. >> you will not. >> i need to give this man some respect. it's james vanderbeek. i like to call him dawson's creek. she knew what i meant.

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ime now 6:24 a.m. hour by hour with our temperatures. later on this morning, 10:00 a.m., you'll feel the mild air. 70s across much of the bay area and then by 1:00 this afternoon no one is going to escape this warmth. the coast in the 70s, most spots away from the coast into the 80s, guys. >> thanks, drew. a new documentary of prince harry and meghan markle is sparking a swift response from the british press. >> according to a palace source prince william is worried about harry after his brother's comments in the new documentary. >> we're brothers, we'll always be brothers. we're suddenly on different paths at the moment, but i will always be there for him as he will be there for me. >> the british tabloids are saying the tensions are worse than ever before. being told they're untrue but re they're allowed to still say them, i don't know anybody in

the world that would feel that's ay. the good thing is i have my baby and my husband and they're the best. >> that's what i'm saying. why can't people just stay in their lane? >> they can't win. >> the #weloveyoumeghan after she responded to her treatment in the press. watch a full report coming up at 7:00 right after abc 7 mornings. they're going to be fine, >>re going to be just fine. and their family is going to love them. stop trying to stir up the drama. >> and they're still going to wake up with the jewels and the money and have a beautiful life. all right, so test your disney smarts on this new game show coming to disney plus. >> there is a casting call out for the disney quiz game show and they're looking for teams of four. questions include everything disney from info about movies and tv shows to disney parks. we're going to post a link on our website, abc7news.com, and since the show is casting now it'll be on disney plus a little

later on. of course disney plus debuts next month and disney is the parent company of abc 7 news. i should add something, it isn't just for blood families. for families of all kinds, modern families, so that could be a family of friends or a nontraditional family. four people. >> it can't you because you work because i think you would so win this. >> i would sweep that thing. >> qualify him, please. >> so jealous. a north bay third grader will be in the spotlight today because he helped create a new state law. we'll tell you how he will be recognized. a homeless encampment in oakland is said to be a danger. the action to change that today. >> reporter: residents in half moon bay are adjusting to the idea of possibly losing power later this

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now at 6:30 the countdown to another possible pg&e power shutoff. >> we understand it creates hardship. >> the county is i now facing a blackout and when the lights could go off. >> fierce firefight in southern california. hundreds of homes threatened. some burned as firefighters face challenging conditions. the impeachment showdown. the key company today from a u.s. diplomat once stationed in ukraine. a dire warning about your

commute. >> car are set to double. >> and the head of waze says you can make it better, faster and smoother. the rise of skywalker. fans searching for clues this morning after a new star wars trailer drops last night. better not do c3po. >> i think it's a tease, though. that would be huge. >> bring it down. good morning on this tuesday, october 22nd. >> happy you're with us this morning. of course you're never more than seven minutes away from drew today. what's going on? >> it's already warm out there. a warm afternoon and temperatures right now, good morning, san francisco. 54 in san jose.

clear as could be. we are cloud free, fog free. the 12-hour day planner. the sun will warm us up. the coast will be milder. the 80s and the warmer spot inland in the low 90s. a closer look at the fire weather watch coming tomorrow. here is jobina to check on traffic. good morning. good morning and good morning to walnut creek, everybody. this is 680. we have a look at a live picture here. filling in and moving, moving a little bit slowly. to bring back the bay bridge nt toll plaza because we do have a stalled car in the bus lane just on the other side of the metering lights. prepare for that as you move through. a quick look at our drive times, tracy to dublin 1:07. san rafael to san francisco looking good at 17 minutes. >> thank you, jobina. developing this morning parts of

the bay area getting ready to go dark. >> abc 7 news reporter live for us in half moon bay. amy? >> reporter: the san mateo county ad is a new one and we are finding people in half moon bay didn't know this was a possibility so we need to help spread the word. talk about it throughout your day if you live in san mateo county this could be happening. we did talk to some people who are frustrated to hear this is coming. pg&e says it has not decided yet whether it will be turning off the power. they are watching the weather. they took marin county off the list but added parts of san mateo county. the ceo says he understands this creates hardships but this is the new reality as they try to prevent fires. if the power is turned off here in san mateo county pg&e says it would happen around 2:00 a.m. on thursday.

>> i have a generator, i'm all set. i have power. people who don't have power but the last time a day and a half we're out of juice so, yeah, they're just covering their rear ends. >> reporter: this possible power outage could impact up to 201,000 customers. the bay area customers that could lose power are napa, sonoma and san mateo. they could start as early as wednesday evening. forecasters checking the weather models every hour and that they will make the call when they are ready. amy holly feel, abc 7 news. we are keeping a close eye on pg&e's actions and will let you know the latest plans through our abc 7 news app. get push alerts as we fiend out more. firefighters are watching for flare-ups from the wildfire

near brentwood. firefight hers a tough time reaching the flames. the fire blacked out 105 acres before crews finally got it under control but didn't threaten any structures. evacuation orders are now lifted for this fire because crews have it under control. they stopped the flames before they could come over a ridge. the fire started yesterday morning, crews remained on the scene to make sure the 40 acre fire doesn't reignite. the deadly overnight shooting in the tender loin. we have been following this for you all night since getting word just after 11:00. police say at larkin street and golden gate avenue about a block away from the civic center. they eventually died at the hospital. no word yet on his name or any

possible suspects. we'll let you know as soon as we get more information. >> okay, jobina, thank yo happening today, observing begins a two-week cleaning operation at a homeless camp. >> sky 7 was over the site near high street. the city says it's become a fire danger and people are being asked to move to the other side of the lot while the city workers remove amounts of hazardous materials including wooden structures, propane tanks and trash. the city will let residents come back once it's clean. it will create and maintain a new fire lane pathway so emergency vehicles can get in and out. >> key testimony in the impeachment into president trump. the top u.s. diplomat of ukraine will testify privately before house lawmakers. william taylor is one of the people at the center of the impeachment inquiry. he raised the alarm over the possibility the president may have withheld foreign aid in exchange for political dirt on joe biden.

>> have to get tougher in the fight because the democrats are trying to hurt the republican party for the election. >> the president's key supporters including south carolina senator lindsey graham say they will stick by mr. trump. happening today san francisco is tackling traffic safety. sfmta will get an update on the effort to stop drivers from running red lights. the city plans to install cam a cameras like this one. cameras at eight other intersections will be upgraded. other changes can also help. red light violations accounted for about 300 crashes last year. >> it's a vacant lot right now but about to be part of the solution to one of the major challenges we face in building a better bay area. you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange starting down just a tad this morning. another update on the markets next. our commutes are getting worse but there's an app that could save you time and money.

>> first, though, it is 6:37. drew is here with a look at our forecast. >> a wam one this afternoon. we are tracking that fire weather watch that will begin at noon in the north bay and then expand into the east bay hills starting at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. areas shaded in orange, what you'll find are winds developing out of the north and northeast. that's an offshore wind, a dry wind this time of the year gusting 30 to 40 miles an hour. there could be isolated spots in our highest elevations that gust well over 50 miles an hour. any fires that start could spread rapidly. hour by hour we go, the winds become active first. and then as we go overnight into early thursday morning, 4:00 a.m., you can see those winds are very akive across the northern half of the viewing area gusting close to 40 miles

an hour. even stronger wind gusts that begin to calm down midday on thursday, lessening our fire danger. we'll keep you updated. you're watching the roadways very closely this morning. >> i am and the waterways, too. we have an update for people taking the ferry. there's a schedule change to let people know about. i want to take a tip here at our golden gate bridge. looking great as people head into the city. san rafael to san francisco, 18 minutes. the reason we're seeing that major slowdown from tracy into dublin is because of an earlier crash involving two big rigs and two cars, the slow lane is still blocked there and then this is the mass transit update i want to give everybody, the ferry service larkspur to san francisco, 45-minute trips at 7:30 a.m. and 9:20 a.m. the ferries will be running 30

minute trips. the big picture here arrive early is what they're telling you. >> reporter: is it worth signing up for store credit card? i'm michael finney, this is a 7 on your side quick tip. the holiday shopping season is nearly here so soon you're going to be offered store credit cards time and again. some of the offers will come in through the mail but usually when you're checking out they'll say 20% off, 30% off? all you have to do is sign up for our credit card. so should you do it? maybe but you need to know a few things. store credit cards generally come with a high interest rate, 25% to 30%. a recent study just found that about hatch the people that have a store credit card wish they didn't have it and another 15% don't know how they ended up with the card. they don't believe they ever signed up for it. they just have the card. so store credit cards can be worth having but make sure you

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and good morning. 6:43 a.m. on our tuesday, later on today it is a warm october afternoon. 83 for a high in oakland, near 80 in the city today. 84 in san jose. 86 in san rafael. across the state if you are travel tons of sunshine, even warmer in southern california. l.a. up to 95.

97 palm springs. up to 85 degrees. we'll take a closer look at our winds, we'll go hour by hour and show you that seven-day forecast coming up in about six minutes. new this morning, president trump is getting a lot of attention for an inflammatory tweet. i want to bring it up for you here so you can all see it. he is comparing the impeachment inquiry he's facing to lynchings and i'm going to also underline here the part in question. we'll back up for you and here we are so you can see right there. some day, he says, if a democrat becomes president and the republicans win the house even by a tiny margin they can impeach the president without due process or fairness or any legal rights, he wrote. all republicans must remember what they are witnessing here, a lynching, but we will win. the naacp says more than 4,700 lynchings took place, most of

the victims being black americans. the president is already facing blowback this morning and will be monitoring that throughout the morning. >> jobina, thank you. developing news, governor newsom is calling for an investigation into why our gas prices are so high in california. new analysis find drivers here pay as much as $1 per gallon more than the rest of the country. lauren martinez is live in the east bay with a look at why. lauren? >> reporter: governor newsom reached out to javier beccera's office by the california energy commission. now the report said california drivers paid an average of krenlts mo cents more and as high as $1 in april of this year. if oil companies are engaging in price fixing then legal action should protect the publ.

questions whether he's paying for higher quality gas. >> if you see the average gas prices higher and the gas mileage less, you think you get good quality gas and you're really not then at the same time the gas tax on top of it so you're really not benefiting at all. we have to ut lied it. >> reporter: the president of the western states petroleum association said the trade group is reviewing the commission's report. reporting live in emeryville, l lauren martinez. you think the traffic is bad now, it will get worse. the number of cars on our roads is expected to double by 2040. this morning we're hearing from the ceo of waze, the app that tries to shorten commute time. >> does honking help?

>> it helps emotionally. it makes you feel better. you're doing something. >> okay. i feel better. i told him. >> to shorten your commute they say rethink when you hit the road leaving slightly earlier or maybe later could help you avoid peak traffic times. also consider car-pooling. there are apps that can connect you to car-poolers in your area. we are a little more than two weeks away from the general election in san francisco and all the attention seems to be on this controversial billboard making an attempt to depict mayor london breed. it shows her leaning back in her chair smoking and holding a stack of money. we were the first to call attention to this, and since then it has sparked a firestorm. the woman who put it up is actually another candidate in the race, ellen zhou, trying to challenge breed. >> for people pooingpeeing on the street you say it isn't disrespect for for people who

pass by? for people using drugs openly people don't feel disgusted? >> in response mayor breed told us the billboard is hurtful, disrespectful and no place in san francisco politics. the billboard is paid for up until the november election. it's not going anywhere. b.a.r.t. says banning panhandlers and performers from trains is legal and it has the research to back it up. b.a.r.t. staff will complete their findings to the board of directors thursday. they looked into panhandling bans across the country after floating the idea severa months ago. in august the aclu clapped back at that proposal. the organization sent an email at that b.a.r.t. saying a ban on solicitors also bans free speech. it's one of the toughest challenges when we look at building a better bay area, finding affordable places to live to fix our housing crisis. there is hope in places like the south bay. this week santa clara county leaders are expected to approve a new wave of affordable housing projects thanks to a fearly $1

billion voter approved bond. you're seeing one of the proposed sites from sky 7. west of downtown san jose. half of the units would be set aside as permanent living for the homeless. >> we're going to have an opportunity to get homeless people off the street in high need who cost, frankly, the county and our communities lots of money and lots of resources. >> so far the president of the neighborhood association tells us that neighbors near the site are supportive of the idea. the hope would be to have those amounts open by 2022. and now your morning money report. a new development in the struggles for co-working company wework. >> they have postponed hundreds of layoffs because it can't pay severance. they could run out of cash next month. the company was planning to cut jobs to save money. the board plans to meet today to consider new funding offers. netflix is trying to raise another $2 billion interest

investors. according to the business journal, the los gatos company needs the money to fund ne show competition from apple and disney's new streamng services. during a shareholder call last week netflix confirmed it plans to spend $15 billion on content just this year. and right now a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets under way this morning. you can see we're starting down but not too much, just four points. a north bay third grader will be honored for standing up for fellow classmates and helping enact a state law. we told but ryan's act of service, using his allowance to pay off school lunch balances. it partly inspired governor gavin newsom into recently signing a law banning schools from students who can't pay for their lunches. he had his 10th birthday so being awarded at the napa county bored meeting is icing on the cake. >> go ryan. well, get ready for the final chapter in a galaxy far, far away. >> disney released the last

chapter for "the rise of skywalker." >> what are you doing there? >> taking one last look, sir. at my friends. >> that is sad. >> but why? where are you going? what happened? why are you sad? these are the questions i cannot answer right now. the movie picks up one year after the "last jedi." they are preparing to face off in their final battle against one another. it hits theaters december 20th. it is owned by disney, a parent company of abc 7. they're trying to get me emotional right now. >> that's what you need. >> i'm not ready for this. >> you need to be looking for clues. >> i'm not ready for princess leia. >> i'm not but this looks so good. i know. >> it has to end somehow. that's a teaser there for you.

it's going to be good. >> my friends at lucasville, i know you're not going to do anything bad to c3po. >> give him a wink. >> blink once for yes. weatherwise we're finding warmer temperatures this afternoon compared to yesterday. outside we go, the tamm cam, the sun is almost up. gorgeous on our tuesday. really calm winds right now. that will change tomorrow. gusty winds develop with high fire danger tomorrow evening through thursday morning. it's a real warm, dry pattern through friday. the week certainly feeling like summer. cooler weather, though, will arrive for the weekend. current temperatures, good morning, oakland. warmer than that in the city. 61, san francisco. 53 in san mateo. cooler in the north bay. santa rosa at 49 degrees. the 12-hour day planner as we walk you through your day that sun almost up shortly at 7:25. we're pretty quick to warm up midday. it's feeling warm already if you grab lunch. 70s to low 80s in our spots away from the coast and then at 4:00

autumn warmth with temperatures in the 70s, 80s, close to 90 degrees. hour tomorrow our weather watch will go into effect for the north bay mountains, the east bay hills and santa cruz mountains for gusty winds developing out of the north/northeast. that's an offshore wind. what that means this time of year the winds are dry and they can be rather gusty. 9:00 tomorrow evening winds are developing in the north bay. you can see winds 20 to 36 miles per hour and the winds continue to remain active early thursday morning. this is 4:00 a.m. thursday morning. those winds gusting close to 40 miles an hour. the winds calm down midday thursday. that will lessen our fire danger. accuweather seven-day forecast, the rising danger. it's a windy morning for the winds to calm down. a hot day before the upcoming weekend. good morning. we are taking a live look at the san mateo bridge here and it's been a little slow. there isn't anything that's going on other than people maybe just in a rush to get to work this tuesday morning. stop and go there.

i want to head over now to the peninsula in burlingame where we do have a two-car crash on southbound 101 before broadway. it is blocking the fast lane at this moment and we do not know when that is going to be cleared up. and then back over to livermore which has been the problem spot all morning long impacting the commute out of tracy. you can see there the five miles per hour, 14 miles an hour. take it slowly as you move through there and you can't go much faster anyway. this is westbound 580 past greenville road and we are getting word of a new crash in campbell, northbound 17 at camden. i will have more on that in 7 things. all right, thanks, jobina. a new study that just came out found that 60% of uber riders never tip their drivers. researchers from stanford university and uc san diego studied tipping on the uber app. here is what they found out. riders tip on only about 16% of uber rides. men are more likely to tip than women, but female drivers get

more tips than male drivers. the full study is published through the national bureau of economic research. we did a whole story about -- a whole ride share week, and ride hailing week, and that's what the drivers told me when we were out there. >> nobody tips? >> very few people go ahead and tip. i think we are trained not to tip when uber and lyft first started. >> i will tip if it's something extra, if i'm carrying something, let me help you take this all the way -- oh, that was really nice because you didn't have to do that. participate it have feels like i paid for my ride and i'm here. >> a lot of people feel that way. the truth is they're not making much money. so if you have it -- >> give. >> go ahead and give. you might even want to think about it being a part of your

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it is now 6:58. if you're just joining us here are 7 things to know before you go. and number one, pg&e says 200,000 people in northern california could lose power tomorrow in the next round of public safety power shutoffs. parts of sonoma and napa county could lose power tomorrow night and early thursday morning could be san mateo county. number two a fire weather watch will go into effect tomorrow starting in the north bay mountains at noon, extend to the east bay hills and the santa cruz mountains at 8:00 p.m. for strong, gusty winds heightening our fire danger. number three, police say a man is dead after being shot in

the tenderloin. it happened around 11:00 last night on larkin and golden gate avenue. the man hasn't been named and there's no worpd word of suspects. jimmy carter is in the hospital after falling at home and fracturing his pelvis. the carter center tweeted saying president number 39 is recovering and in good spirits. number five, oakland starts a two-week cleaning operation at a controversial homeless camp near the high street home depot. the city says it's becoming a fire danger. number six, we are following a five-car crash in the south bay, northbound 17 at camden and campbell. we do know that at least two lanes are blocked right now and possible injuries. number seven, drew's favorite video of the day, watch this. >> yes! >> look how excited she is. this is a teacher in washington, d.c., and she was surprised by jeff bezos of amazon. he was there because they're doing a special amazon future engineer program with that school, and look at the teacher. she's just --

>> elated. she's so happy. >> i like it. >> she's about to have a new job. good morning, america. as we join you this tuesday morning, president trump is lashing out as the impeachment hearings intensify. impeachment showdown. a key witness on capitol hill, the top u.s. diplomat in ukraine who called it crazy to withhold aid set to testify as president trump lashes out at his own party. >> and the republicans have to get tougher and fight. >> calling on them to back him up in the battle for his political life. facebook takedown. the social media giant saying it's uncovered a network of fake counts originating in russia, posing as americans, praising president trump and attacking joe biden. the investigation this morning. raging wildfires in the west. scorching homes as firefighters battle the fierce flames, planes