now at 5:00, two inmates on the run for two days. the new pictures showing exactly how they got out. and also this morning it is election day. two of the big choices facing voters in san francisco. good morning. it's tuesday, november 5th. >> happy you're waking up with us this morning. you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. here's mike. >> thank you, kumasi, reggie. hi, everybody. remember the forecast yesterday when we talked about how the fog would be a little more widespread this morning? sure enough, it is. penngrove, petaluma. let me slide down to around berkeley and also oakland,

emeryville, alameda, san leandro. we have some really thick fog here, also, so be careful as you head to the bay bridge toll plaza. here is a look from the east bay hills. you can barely see the eastern span of the bay bridge. this is going to be around throughout the morning commute. look for more fog. temperatures in the upper 30s in our valleys. we'll stay in the 60s at the coast today with increasing sunshine, clouds never completely leave us. low to mid-70s at noon for bay and inland. mid to upper 70s this afternoon. jobina, how is the commute? good morning, everyone. check it out. this is a live look at the golden gate bridge. we do have a fog advisory for the bridge this morning. so be aware. this is foggy, too. look at that. emeryville this morning, hardly can see the headlights. usually this is one of our brightest cameras in the morning. it's really, reay gg i jus wan to keep saying it

because we saw people a bunch of flat tires. so please take it slowly. you can't see out there. tracy to dublin, 44 minutes. dublin to mission boulevard 14 minutes. we're start to go sing to see t slowdown. reggie, kumasi? all right. so we've been talking about this all morning. it is election day here in san francisco and that means voters are heading to the polls with some pretty big choices to make. >> among them the city's next leader and top prosecutor. abc 7 news reporter laura martinez joins us live outside city hall. lauren? >> reporter: reggie and kumasi, san francisco will vote on several propositions and two races that will be closely watched is the mayor's race and the district attorney's race. now incumbent mayor london breed is looking for another full

term. she is expected to win re-election. breed faces five challengers, her opponents don't have as much funding or gavin newsom endorses breed. race for district attorney will be closely watched as well. suzy loftus is running for a full term. she was appointed by mayor breed after the resignation of george gascon. now that appointment led to pro-tuss because as incumbent d.a. some say it gives loftus an unfair advantage over the other three who are running. those candidates are chesa boudin, leif dautch, and nancy tung. aside from those races there are important ballot measures that have to do with vaping andax on fares. so if you haven't mailed in or dropped off your ballot, head to the polls. they open at 7:00. reporting live san francisco

city hall, lauren martinez, abc 7. at the live desk i'm following an urgent man hunt for two murder suspects who escaped from the monterey county jail. these are pictures showing how exactly they were able to get out. they cut a hole in the roof of the bathroom, look at that. incredible to see. investigators say these are the two men they're looking for. santos fonseca and jonathan salazar climbed into the ceiling space some time this weekend. >> they were identify a blind spot we have in this particular housing unit. >> authorities say they jumped a portion of jail wall that's under construction where there was no razor wire. the two are armed and dangerous and shouldn't be approached.

instead, please call 911 if you spot them. monterey county deputies have a $5,000 reward for any tip leading to their arrest. thank you for that update. a man accused of robbing a bank and trying to get away on a bicycle is in custody. a search led him to palo alto high school. he handed a note to the teller demanding cash. this happened around noon yesterday at the bank of america. officers did respond and found him at the high school less than a mile away. they chased him off campus and then arrested him. developing news this morning. reportedly police are looking into whether the orinda shooting informs retaliation for a quadruple killing in san francisco's hayes valley back in 2015. >> that's according to "the chronicle." investigators are checking the backgrounds of the orinda victims to see if they can help pinpoint a suspect. meanwhile, the family of one of

the victims says while they were holding a vigil sunday night people driving by stopped and were yelling the n word and other obscenities at them. >> that's what they told us, go back to the ghetto. how would you know we're from the ghetto? it's not where you live. it's a respect thing. and we didn't get that from them. >> today the orinda city council will discuss short-term rentals. san rafael will start regulating short-term vacation rentals like the one in orinda. they passed an ordinance last night, a three strike rule for complaints and people will have to pay an annual registration fee. this is in response to numerous oise complaints from people who live there. demanding answers from pg&e about its equipment. a judge gave them 15 days to answer a list of questions, most of them involving electrical

wires called jumper cables. one broke. a cause hasn't been determined yet. the judge wants to know whether the planned power outage process itself sparked wildfires. sonoma county is looking for feedback from residents after the recent kincade fire evacuations and power shutoffs. county officials releaased a survey. people can share problems they faced and tell the county what was helpful and what needs to be improved. residents can find it on the emergency website. building a better bay area involves better preparing for widespread pg&e power shutoffs n. fremont a senior community is taking action. our coverage of the niles canyon mobile home park moved city agcio aast night. as amanda del castillo tells us, it focused on proactive measures. >> reporter: this community is home to hundreds, 55 years and

older, many rely on special equipment, equipment that relies on power. >> my concern was what a lot of older people that are living here were going to do about their cpap machines, keeping insulin chilled. >> reporter: pg&e power shutoffs impacted the mobile home park twice. at a community meeting police and fire encouraged residents to act now before the next one hits. teresa learned preparation means calling for more oxygen. >> they came with six big tanks for me in no time at all. >> reporter: delicate conditions and widespread blackouts forced her neighbor to create this binder filled with critical information immediatelyers in an emergency situation, namely the recent shutoffs. >> we were able to identify right away nbc a moment, who needed that help. who needed oxygen? who had a hard time, any kind of

handicaps at all. >> people actually create some redundancy in their own system. >> reporter: storing whatever is needed when resources are stretched thin. >> you should be able to depend on friends, family in your community and yourself to survive for three days. >> reporter: there's a push to transform the clubhouse you see behind me into some sort of residential hub. smythe says someone reached out wanting to donate a generator to make that happen. in fremont, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. tracking fog around half moon bay all the way up to pacifica. the possibility of that getting thick is out there. let's head up to the north bay. rohnert park, lake berryessa. 51 in tiburon. we've got 44 in lafayette. san ramone, cupertino, alameda,

51 degrees right now. we have some micro climates this morning. a look at the fog at sutro tower. the activity planner for the kids heading to school. make sure you have the sunglasses for the afternoon hours. 58 at 9:00. near 70 at noon and upper 70s this afternoon. we end up at 74 at 3:00. down to 62. so jacket weather and our last stand the south bay. under the stars we'll drop down to about 65 degrees. we'll take a look at a little bit of a roller coaster up next. here's jobina with the morning commute. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights came on at 5:06. a heads-up for drivers going over the bridge intois a stalle

slow lane and it's starting to back things up there but the driver of the car has gotten out and is on the bridge. that's kind of scary. hopefully he's safe out there. taking a live look at san rafael, 101. smooth and pretty empty this morning. and our drive times here we have antioch to hercules, 28 minutes. highway 4 to the maze, 13 minutes. highway 85 to the san jose airport seven minutes. kumasi and reggie? thanks, jobina. coming up next the 7 things you need to know. a police investigation at popeye's. a fight over a chicken sandwich that led to a serious crime. >> oh, my. and a deal on flights to hawaii introducin♪ beep, beepdelivery, just in timwwrrrr ♪e holidays! ♪ beep, beep ssshhhh ♪ ♪ beep, beep ♪

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it's 5:14. the 7 things to know this morning. number one, today the orinda city council will discuss the short-term rentals after a shooting at an airbnb. number two, the urgent man hunt happening this morning. authorities say two murder suspects who escaped the monterey county jail are considered to be armed and dangerous. do not approach them. if you see them call 911. number three, polls open at 7:00 this morning for election day in san francisco. among the key races are those for mayor and district attorney

as well as ballot measures on e-cigarette sales in the city and a tax on ride share fares. we will get another update on the kincade fire. it's 82% contained. cal fire is optimistic that it will have the fire under control by thursday. let's open the weather window in emeryville. the fog is a will the more prevalent in our morning commute. we'll talk how long it will last coming up. >> this is the golden gate bridge. very foggy this morning. take your time and just be nice and slow on the roads this morning. and number 7, abc goes under the sea with "the little mermaid." it premieres at 8:00 only here on abc 7. okay, switching gears for this story. police in maryland want to find

the man responsible aea popes . investigators believe this started chick sandwich. one customer accused another of cutting in line. the fight spilled into the parking lot and that's when one man stabbed the other. the victim died at the hospital. popeyes put the sandwich back on the menu sunday. some people were waiting in line for hours to order it. senator rand paul is taking president trump's side making a bold statement at a kentucky rally last night. >> we also now know the name of the whistle-blower. the whistle-blower needs to come before congress as a material witness. i say tonight to the media do your job and print his name. the whistle-blower who raised concern about president trump's call with the president of ukraine is subject to federal protections in case of retaliation.

yesterday democrats released the first transcripts. the form your ukrainian ambassador was told rudy giuliani and associates had plans they were going to do things to her. we're going to switch gears and talk about a trip to hawaii. alaska airlines is helping out in an interesting way. >> they will slash ticket prices depending how high the waves are around the island. it's called swell deal. any waves higher than 21 feet, down to 10% off for waves less than 10 feet t. applies for flights booked between now and friday. you can make -- no, we can't make it. you have to enter the code surfline15 in all caps. that's pretty cool. >> i checked this, it was 15%

off yesterday. that's not bad. i guess you can make a real quick weekend of it, mike nicco. that's enough time to get in the water. >> get your toes in the just grab the sunscreen. let's see if they do that deal in january and february. the marine layer is not deep enough to climb over the east bay hills. the fog turns to hazy sunshine. look for more fog. temperatures the same as this morning. warmer than average afternoons. a slight offshore breeze in the middle and upper parts of the atmosphere undercut by a shallow marine layer and more humid today. we still have the same pattern. today will be some of our

coolers days in the forecast. morgan hill, 81. everybody else inland around 75 to 79. we have 70 in san francisco to 76 in fremont, palo alto about 66 in half moon bay. tonight you can seep the white and the gray, a little more prevalent in the north bay and pushing into the delta and possibly even into the central valley. temperatures 39 at santa rosa to san francisco and san mateo at about 50. my accuweather forecast deeper marine layer, stronger push of sea breeze slightly cooler tomorrow and then we'll hit 70 for the warmest day at the coast friday and then 78 to 82 around our bay and inland. we'll hold pretty warm through the weekend. in today's "gma first look" the new taxi system is causing chaos for travelers. >> reporter: chaos at one of the

nation's biggest airports. >> pretty terrible. it takes up so much time and people are confused. >> reporter: angry travelers taking to social media to vent frustrations about the new pickup system l.a.x. recently rolled out for taxi and ride shares. >> this is not peak time. this should be the quietest, most mellow time of day. but it's not. >> reporter: shuttling commuters from their terminal to a designated ride share lot for the l.a.x.-it lot is aimed to reduce chaos and long delays but it seems to have backfired as some claimed to have waited in line upwards of three hours trying to catch their ride. this problem isn't just at l.a.x. coming up at 7:00 a.m hts are g same problem. >> i already told you yesterday what to do. go to the nearby hotel, take the

shuttle to the hotel and get your uber from there. i am staying at the holiday inn tonight, sir. now let me get in. >> don't mention my name. we never had this organization. how warriors star steph curry celebrated the first win at chase center even with his hurt hand. you've heard the term fighting like

a live look at the thick fog around the bay bridge spreading north and south towards say, up degrees higher than we should be. thanks, mike. it took longer than we originally thought that it

might, but the warriors finally got their first win at chase center. >> ever a night we could feel like steph curry, this was it, cheering the team on with his broken hand from his own couch. >> let's do this! this is so weird, i'm missing out. >> steph also posted on another instagram app celebrating the win and it was a big night. he scored 34 points. the warriors are now 2-5 and play the houston rockets tomorrow night. jimmy kimmel did it again. >> he asked parents to tell their kids that they ate all of their halloween candy and then record their reaction. >> i was really hungry. >> you got me some vegetables, not candy. go! now! go! eat your vegetables.

>> last night i got hungry and i ate all of your halloween candy. >> oh, my gosh. this is the ninth year jimmy kimmel has asked parents to prank their kids. those poor little babies. you can watch jimmy kimmel live every week night at 11:35 right here on -- the funniest one is the little boy says you'd better eat those vegetables. >> wow. >> oh, my gosh. >> why? >> i could watch it all day long. also, how quick are those k pum. >> they don't play. whatever that first little boy had, that vegetable boy. >> kids are wild.

>> not a blender. >> don't start with the blender. we're not doing that. california's christmas tree will arrive today. >> cal fire and chp will escort the 71-foot-tall red fir tree. it was harvested in the state forest. forever friends, are they, though? >> they are? >> a cheetah cub and a dog enjoyed a sleepover at the zoo. >> so delightful. look. the video shows these pals. they are a rescue dog and baby cheetah cuddling up. they were having a bff sleepover, reggie. the zoo pairs up dogs with solo cheetahs because they need friends and they say sometimes cheetahs are not born into large litters so those who are on their own will spend time with rescue dogs because they need friends. >> that is really cute. until the cheetah grows up.

>> look how sweet. she loves him. >> this reminds me of the fox and the hound. do you remember that? they became best friends. what happened at the end of the movie? >> i don't know. >> i'm going to look it up at the end of the break. another full 90 minutes of news including election day in the bay area. >> two issues that could mean big changes in san francisco. >> reporter: could last week's shootings at orinda be connected to quadruple shooting that happened in san francisco? i'm amy hollyfield that story coming up. first, a live look outside. where is this? the city is somewhere underneath the fog. karl the fog is back in full ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk on the sidewalk ♪ ♪ all around the wind blows

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shooting. and the fastestfrom sfo to . an unprecedented project. >> not illegal to cross state lines with a doughnut. >> sweet relief for this college student who makes extra cash selling doughnuts. the deal he struck with krispy kreme. should we take credit for this? >> i think you should. you sent a tweet to krispy kreme. >> i sure did. >> i agree. >> they knew they did wrong going after this kid, so they changed the game. >> i'm happy about this. >> me, too. >> i'm sure people with no krispy kreme are, too. >> we're changing lives. >> one krispy kreme doughnut at a time. >> look at us. >> bringing happiness to everybody. that's what it's about this holiday season, isn't it? a christmys krispy kreme in eve stocking. >> yes. >> no, jobina, no.

>> wrap it first in some wax paper. we have fog as an issue as you head to the bay bridge toll play za and we have the usual spots around penngrove. it's getting foggy. it looks like we'll have some arrival delays there. 60s and 70s with hazy sunshine and a few clouds lingering. back to jobina, two doughnuts in your stocking. >> oh, yes! that sounds really great. a live look right now at the richmond san rafael bridge. everything is looking pretty clear out there this tuesday morning. hop on over to our tracy committee. we have an issue westbound 580. a three car crash blocking the left lane. 14 miles per hour. 11 miles per hour.

the speeds are down this morning. it's the usual problem spots this is only going to make it worse for those drivers headed into the city. a live look at the san mateo bridge, westbound lanes, starting to fill in a little bit. eastbound much clearer but so far so good. everything is looking pretty smooth. >> thanks, jobina. happening today the orinda city council will discuss the future of short-term rentals after the deadly halloween party shooting at an airbnb. tonight's meeting will open with a moment of silence for the five victims who died. that all comes as we learned the shooting may be linked to a quadruple murder in san francisco. >> abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live with what we know so far. amy? >> reporter: that's the question, could the shootings here in orinda that happened last week be connected to a quadruple murder that happened in san francisco? that is the question "san francisco chronicle" is reporting that police are looking into whether those two are connected, whether it was

retaliation for a quadruple killing that happened in san francisco's hayes valley. victims' family members from last week in the attacks in orinda are questioning why it took so long for police to respond to noise complaint calls. they say they didn't response for an hour and a half. police say that was because they were helping with a home invasion call in lafayette. relatives don't buy it. >> it seems to me they were being lazy because the whole force wasn't in lafayette. everybody don't go to lafayette. somebody should have been in orinda. >> reporter: five people were shot and killed in orinda at a party at an airbnb house. police have not made any arrests or identified any suspects. they also the motive could be. the chronicle reporting that one

victim, one person kille is the accused killer in the san francisco quadruple murder that happened in hayes valley. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. orinda isn't the only community that's dealing with the control of airbnb rentals. neighbors in one home in livermore says it is frequently rented out on airbnb to large groups. it only takes one incident to create a disaster. the homeowner says he is making changes. >> we've been paring back how often we do it, having smaller groups, monitoring more tightly. at the end of the day certain people just aren't going to like it. >> the city could impose it eion day in san

issuesroposition a would create $600 million for repairing affordable housing in the city and allow up to 2,800 new affordable housing units within existing buildings. >> also on the ballot replacing a ban that is smaller in scope. a no vote on proposition c would uphold the city's ban which is set to take effect early next year. and six candidates are running for san francisco mayor including current mayor london breed. the other five are considered long shots. >> the race for san francisco's district attorney is between four candidates, suzy loftus is running for a full term. she was appointed by mayor breed after the resignation of george gascon. also running chesa boudin, leif dautch, and nancy tung. >> some other bay area cities holding special elections today, you can read up on those races and look for it on our website,

abc7news.com. that's where we'll post results tonight. the kincade fire is 82% contained. they are optimistic it will be under full control by thursday. the kincade fire has burned nearly 78,000 acres. it is the latest active wildfire in california. the flames have wiped out hundreds of structures. hundreds of people in sonoma county still don't have electricity or gas. >> we have a sink full of dishes, we don't have running water, we have cords running through the house. we're freezing cold. we can't cook here. we're spending all this money eating takeout. >> abc news was int an assistance center. one of the fires that broke out during high winds last weekend, pg&e says its equipment

connected to a fire in the area. fire investigators confirm that downed power lines sparked the flames. it was really windy that day. they point the finger at pg&e for four other fires on that same day. in the east bay a protest is planned as city crews begin to clear out a large homeless encampment on wood street and west grand avenue close to interstate 880. the city says this lot is filled with abandoned vehicles. our media partner says up to 100 vehicles could be towed away. the city says it will not impound the vehicles used for shelter but activists say it's unfair to ask people in the encampment to leave without giving them another place to go. a vote on a project that could speed up your commute. it would add an express lane to highway 101 and 280 from morgan

hill to sfo leading all the way into downtown san francisco. it would be a 65-mile stretch and the minimum would be three people. however, if you're not in a car-pool you can buy your way in using fastrak. the vote to start the project will take place later this morning. and social media cannot get enough of this incredible video showing the moment a b.a.r.t. supervisor turned into a superhero. >> all right, you see him -- all right. >> this smart device hack that's uncover uncovered, how some people can speak to them and be up to 300 miles away. >> here's mike. all right, guys, you can see from the picture quickly shown the winds are blowing ashore and that's why we're seeing, look at this, a deeper marine layer g po

the east bay. the fog will stop at the east bay hills and kind of spread north/south. look for varying conditions as you drive that area today. mill t milpitas. san jose at about 48. most of us in the mid to upper 40s in the south bay. both sides, take you to alameda, 51. 40 in fairfield. 38 right now in novato. 48 in half moon bay. pretty clear, no fog here yet. chilly this morning and tranquil on the bay. look at the mid to upper 70s from about 1:00 through about 4:00. the fog will be gone by 10:00 and this afternoon we'll be in the low to mid-70s.

san francisco, it's election day. upper 60s with sunshine after the 10:00 hour. the fog is thicker here. a warming trend coming up for the week forecast. i'll bring jobina in to see ift. >> it is earlier. so far so good, but i definitely want to let people know about it if you're heading out this morning. look at that. i have never seen the camera look like this before. i know it has but this is my first time around. our live picture from 80 this morning, our emeryville camera, barely making out the headlights through all of the fog. be aware on the roads this morning. we saw a couple incidents pop up because of the fog and the same story for the golden gate bridge. you can't see anything out there including the cars because there's none on the road right now. but it is very foggy.

a quick peek at our drive times. we do know there's a crash westbound 580. near grant line. there's a three-car crash causing a slowdown of about 14 miles per hour in the area. dublin to mission boulevard, 17 minutes. highway 101 to cupertino 16 mi

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let's take care of the students and see what they have to deal with and what you have to deal with, foggy bus stops this morning. have them dress for temperatures in the 40s. they'll get rid of the coats but make sure they bring them home. 66 at the coast this afternoon. 73 to 79 for the rest of thick fog down until 9:00 in the morning. if you're heading down that way hopefully it's gone by the time you get there. some haze around. 74 today in monterey. near 80, chico. fresno, los angeles, 91 today in palm springs. 73 at tahoe. mid-60s today, tomorrow, thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. tahoe not a sign of snow anywhere with temperatures ten degrees above average during the afternoon hours. at the live desk i'm following a tragedy in mexico, at least nine americans, three women and six children were killed in an ambush.

relatives say the victims are part of a prominent mormon family, the labaron family. they believe a drug cartel gunman attacked in a case of mistaken identity. the victims are part of a mormon community living in northern mexico. they were traveling in three vehicles near the arizona border. as many as 13 other members of the community are missing right now. >> thank you for that, jobina. social media cannot get enough of this incredible video. it shows the moment a b.a.r.t. supervisor turned in a superhero. watch this man falling off the platform as a train gets so close sunday night. in the blink of an eye, bart supervisor o'connor pulls him to safety. >> in my mind that train was 20 yards back and he was still in the middle of the track. obviously he wasn't. i look at him, he's not going to make it.

>> he made it. the man appeared to be intoxicated. from the moment he fell off the platform to o'connor's superhuman rescue only a two-second window. >> however much he weighed seemed he was able to be pulled out. >> i don't know if i could do it now. that night he didn't feel very heavy at that moment. >> this video taken by tony padilla shows o'connor hugging the man he just rescued. >> and he does not think he's a hero. the real heroes are our firefighters and everyone else. >> i hope and pray that if anything happened to me like that, that someone would rescue me. if i were in the position to rescue someone i would be able to do it fast enough. i'm not sure that i would. it was so quick. i don't know if my reflexes are that fast. >> don't you feel in t liha h i now. he's not going to make it --

>> i hope so. >> i believe in your arms and your biceps. i believe in them. with a minne college student who drove hours to buy doughnuts and drove back to resell them for a profit. we first brought you the story yesterday on abc 7 mornings. >> jason gonzalez would drive four hours each way from minnesota to iowa all to buy doughnuts. the company at first told him he needed to stop. but after the story went viral, aka reggie tweeted them, krispy kreme did an about-face. now it says they will work with gonzalez to be a third-party seller. >> he will work as an independent contractor. he start add ed a go fund me toa bigger car. he is a entrepreneur. the chain will donate 500 dozen doughnuts when he starts back up again, their intend to stop him was to maintain high product standards. we can review the receipts if we

wish but we don't need to because it all ends just fine. >> it's fine. people are getting doughnuts, he's making a little money. >> maybe not a little money. they said $500. i'm just saying. >> he may need a minivan or a small truck. >> what's with the state of minnesota not having krispy kreme at all? there's not one little store there. >> i don't know but there are so many places there aren't krispy kreme like chick-fil-a. >> but the whole state -- >> the whole state. that's insane. >> i know. >> it is. >> a lot of things minnesota doesn't have but we don't have time for that. let's move on and talk about the weather. >> the shade. sheesh, mike. >> which one of the four of us has lived there? >> i spend a lot of time there.

>> you do. >> i love my family. >> i'm not saying i don't. it's a little tough to get things that far north at times especially in the winter. this is the roof camera and the difference. look at the flags on the ferry building blowing in. marine layer, more humidity and a little fog out there that will turn into hazy sunshine and not and hands not as slippery because of the dry air. fog and stars again tonight and warmer highs, friday, saturday and sunday. now this low, while it's pretty farp away from us, hundreds of miles away, is close enough it's inducing that marine layer and that's why we're seeing the change this morning. you won't see much of a change this afternoon because the clouds will quickly melt under the sunshine even with low sun angle this time of the year and will hit 66 where the clouds will be more stubborn. 70 in san francisco. richmond, 73. everybody else around 74 to 76 for the bay and about 76 to 80

in our inland neighborhoods. tonight you can see more widespread cloud cover. it'll be the thickest of any night moving forward. 39 at santa rosa. san francisco, 50. that's your spread. most of it's in the 40s. more fog tomorrow morning. a slight cooling trend in the afternoon and then a little bit warmer especially friday, jobina?y and sunday. od morning,yone.taking a looat o everything seems to be running but the winter ferry schedule is now in effect. so the biggest change is the end of the weekend ferry service in richmond. there will be fewer ferries running into oakland due to lower demand and some schedules have changed by about 5 to 15 minutes, but heads-up. also here your drive times tracy to dublin, 2 hours and 45 minutes. i know it's usually bad in that area but this is really, really bad. there is a crash that we are looking at westbound 580. we know there are at least three

cars involved right now and two lanes blocked. it's going to impact the commute out of tracy this morning. kuma? you know those laser pointer lights? they could hack into your voice assistant. researchers say they could hack alexa, google home, siri and facebook portal by shining those lasers at them. they respond to the light as if it were sound. researchers found light commands can be sent 360 feet away and can even penetrate glass. their advice, make sure your smart device cannot be seen by anyone outside your home. >> these devices. can they be a little smarter to not be fooled by a light? >> close your curtain. >> i like people just to see it

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a 40% chance of being drier than average and that is everywhere across the bay and along with that goes about a 70% chance of being warmer than average this week into next week. thank you, mike a. favorite vacation spot is becoming more expensive just in time for the holiday travel season. visitors who fly into the mexican state of baja, california, which includes cabo, will have to pay an extra $18.50. the tax is expected to raise $25 million a year. the money is intended to help improve the quality of life for many people who live in tourist heavy areas. that new tax goes into effect saturday. tonight we are going under the sea in "the little mermaid live." ♪ when is my turn wouldn't i love, love to ex

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and some voters will see fog as they head in to vote today. good morning on this tuesday, november 5th. >> do not let the fog stop you. mail it in. go vote. you've got options. >> the fog won't be around all day. it will be around tomorrow, probably the last day of widespread fog. across the bay bridge a little dicey. into san francisco, shooting down to half moon bay. we look at the last couple of hours, it's about 1,000 feet deep and will stay primarily in the bay. 64 degrees. take a look at your 12-hour planner. a few 30s. we stay in the 60s at the coast.