ban some short-term rentals after a deadly shooting at airbnb. and good morning. it is now 6:00 a.m. on wednesday, november 6th. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. hi, mike. >> good morning. hi, everybody. fog was not an issue until a few moments ago. santa rosa went down to less than an eighth of a mile visibility. it's the only place dealing with thick fog. there's plenty of cloud cover out there. your commute should be easier. 30s and 40s out there under a mostly cloudy sky. 50s holding on to the coast today. we'll get near 60 during the afternoon hours. 65 to 72 around noon. 68 to 74 at 4:00. everybody needs a coat at 7:00, back in the 50s. hi, jobina.

we're following this sigalert in vallejo involving a motorcyclist and one car. this is westbound 80 past tennessee street. the motor cyclist was hurt. he has a broken leg and is being helped by medics on the scene. the backup extends 2 1/2 miles to highway 37. it's completely a mess. the speeds are slow. looking at 10 and 11 miles per hour down to entire stretch. if this is a part of your morning commute, big eds up to you. you may consider holding back before you leave the house. a live picture of walnut creek, 680 looking smooth there. >> it appears the deadly mass shooting at an orinda house party will evict airbnb from the city. at least temporarily. >> late last night the city council voiced to support an emergency ordinance. amy hollyfield is live in orinda with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, it was a long night.

residents in orinda had a lot to say. there were about 50 speakers, they spoke about three hours to a standing room only crowd. the issue was whether to ban airbnb rentals or restrict them. one city leader said there are 32 active airbnb homes in orinda. some of those home owners say they responsible with rentals. others don't want them in the neighborhood. >> we're getting cameras, we're doing everything we can, but if you take this away, my kids don't have any chance of keeping this house and living in orinda. >> unless you have the ability to hold them liable for comporting with your rules, you'll be back here again and again with problems. >> reporter: a party on halloween night was held in an airbnb rental in orinda.nfbrou

five people were killed. the city council ruled a temporary ban on is okay. the council will have two years to pass a permanent ordinance. reporting live in orinda, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. san francisco mayor london breed has cruised to re-election. >> with 100% of precincts reporting, breed received 68% of the vote. ellen zhou had 14% of the vote. last night breed celebrated her victory at the swedish american hall on market street in san francisco. she thanked supporters and vowed to work hard to combat homelessness. >> it feels good. i'm excited. i'm also, like, anxious to continue to get the work done,

because i want them to be proud of the decision that they made. i want them to see a difference and be happy about the conditions of san francisco and that's going to take a lot of work. >> so this will be her first four-year term as mayor. up until now she had been filling the rest of the term for the late mayor ed lee. the san francisco district attorney's race is a different story. suzy loftus, who was picked to be the interim d.a. by mayor breed is narrowly in the lead, that's after rank choice voting kicked in. ches boudin is less than 250 votes behind. he was ahead before rank choice results were calculated. voters in san francisco are saying yes to proposition a. it calls for a $600 million bond to pay for construction for affordable housing in the city. the measure is leading 69% to 30%. it's still too close to call because the measure needs two thirds of approval to pass. there are mail-in and

provisional ballots to count. turning to election results across the nation overnight that could be clues to the 2020 presidential race. there's been a major upset in kentucky. democratic attorney general andy bashir narrowly beat republican governor matt bevin by 5,000 votes. bevin refused to concede last night saying the race is too close to call. he will likely ask the recanv recanvass or recount votes. today president trump is looking to rebound from the republican loss in kentucky. the president will travel to louisiana to support the state's republican candidate for governor. his name is eddie rispone and he is facing john bel edwards. louisiana will hold a runoff election next week. >> you can find complete election coverage on our website, abc7news.com. >> at the live desk, i'm following a manhunt in monterey

county. authorities are looking for two murder suspects who escaped from jail over the weekend. santos fonseca and escaped through a hole in the bathroom ceiling. there were reports that salazar had been spotted at a motel 6 just 13 miles away from the jail, but hen authorities searched the motel, the room they thought he was staying in was empty. the suspects are considered armed and dangerous. the monterey county sheriff's office is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to their capture. oakland police now say the robbery of an armored truck this summer was an inside job. this morning the search continues for another suspect. two masked men with assault rifles confronted workers from loomis armored car company. this happened in june at the foothills square shopping center. these three people are now facing charges. investigators say that damian jackson was driving the truck.

they believe his uncle, duane jackson was one of the robbers. mercadiez moore is accused of helping to hide the stolen cash. a man attacked, beaten unconscious on halloween night and then victimized again just hours later. how police were able to track down the suspects. and the online retailer about to open a real-life store in union square. >> and i'm tracking fog once again. dangerously low visible. less than a quarter mile as you take trips through highway 101, guerneville road,

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grab a heavier coat if you live around santa terries ka, 4 51 for the rest of the area. alameda, 51, half moon bay at 50. here's a look at our golden gate bridge, the lack of fog this morning with the northwest wind at 7. that sea breeze will keep us cooler today than we have been the last couple of days. it will be calm and hazy on the bay today. watch out for that extra smoke. still dry if you're running errands. north bay, we'll be in the cloud cover through 9:00, in the 50s then. low to mid 60s with sunshine in the afternoon hours. east bay, the cloud cover will run through 10:00, 11:00, hanging out in the upper 60s

this afternoon with sunshine. san francisco, never completely get rid of the cloud cover, low to mid 60s. here is jobina. >> we're following the sigalert in vallejo. we're seeing a 3 1/2 mile-long backup because of a crash between a motorcyclist and a car here. westbound 80 past tennessee street. that's the location of the crash. as you can see from our map, that red line extending past highway 37 now. we do know that the motorcyclist broke his or her leg. they are being helped right now by some medical workers there on the scene. here are the speeds, 10 and 11 miles per hour. before i go, i want to take you to hayward. a three-car crash, southbound 880 past whipple road. speeds are down to 19 miles per hour. two middle lanes are blocked. all right. thanks. new at 6:00, san francisco-based

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by j.d. power. only at 7:00, a san jose father is recovering after he was knocked unconscious on halloween outside of his house. he said his wife texted him warning him of potential trespassers near his car. one of the vehicles windows was open. he approached two people near the vehicle and told them to leave. that's when he said everything went black. >> they put me on a gurney, shoved me into the ambulance. that's a ride i never want to take again. >> he suffered a bad concussion as you can see here from this picture, a broken nose, 16 stitches, injured ribs. the suspects took the man's keys and later returned to steal his

car. police found the stolen car days later and arrested two people. there is a new proposal to save pg&e while giving customers safe, reliable service. >> 27 mayors and county supervisors sent a letter to the state public utilities commission asking the commission to make pg&e a customer-owned utility. the plan calls for buying out existing shareholders with bond money. customers would pay it off over time in their monthly utility bills. an estimated $50 billion in bonds may have to be sold for this. pg&e says it is convinced a government or customer takeover is not the optimal solution that will address the challenges and serve the long-run interest of communities in areas they serve. governor newsom talked the fires and power shutoffs with pg&e officials. he reiterated his frustration with pg&e and pushed for a resolution that results in a transformed utility. pg&e's ceo defended last month's

blackouts as preventing more catastrophic fires. >> in ten years we'll be done with psps and there will be fewer every year, eventually we'll get out of it. i think there will be fewer next year. we'll do things to sectionize the system, build micro grids. >> the governor's office said newsom spelled out what the negligent of safety investments costs californians. he also threatened the state will intervene if a resolution is not reached before the next fire season. time is 6:17. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> this made me stop and look twice this morning. absolutely gorgeous looking at the marine layer, cool colors of that and the oranges and reds of the sunrise. we have almost the same,

multi-layered cloud deck with multiple colors as we look from sutro tower this morning. here's a look at my accuweather highlights. clouds giving way to haze. stubborn at the coast. a little stronger sea breeze today. not as warm as it has been. clouds will trend fewer and fewer the next couple of nights that will lead to a slight offshore wind, more sunshine and dry and warmer temperatures. talking 80s coming back to some neighborhoods. here's the cloud cover, more widespread. it's not hugging the ground as much. not as much moisture in the air. so the fog has been relegated. look at this at noon. still plenty of cloud cover. by 2:00, it turns over to haze. by 7:00, back over to cloud cover as it marches back to the east. mid to upper 60s. 68 to 69 for tonight

except for san francisco, 50. my accuweather forecast, our warmest days will push temperatures to near 70 at the coast. mid 70s at the bay. mid 80s inland thursday through saturday. good morning. with he have an update to the issue we were following in vallejo. the crash between the motorcyclist and the car. it has been cleared. no longer a sigalert. the backup is still extending further than three miles right now. so this is westbound 80 past tennessee street. you can see the speeds here. they are improving. still down to 11 miles per hour, but it does speed up once you get through, 22 miles per hour. as you approach the slowdown, looking at 33 miles per hour in that area. want to hop down over to hayward here. we have a three-car crash blocking the left two lanes on southbound 880 past whipple road. injuries have been reported here as well. emergency crews are on the way. speeds are down to 13 miles per hour. want to leave you now with a live look at san jose, 280

looking smooth there this morning. >> thank you. "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 here on abc 7. >> ginger szee has a live look t what's coming up on the show. >> nice to be with you. coming up on "gma," breaking news in that family tragedy in mexico. a suspect is now in custody in connection with the deadly ambush that killed nine americans and this morning we'll hear from the hero 13-year-old who saved his siblings walking 14 miles> ho weeld o family clear $11,000 in medical bills. and after that little mermaid live performance last night, we have the behind the scenes moments that you didn't see. plus graham phillips will join us live. and it's take out fakeout. we'll show you some awesome dishes, two of the most popular this year, and the brand-new

charlie's angels are here, and i would say the buzz around the studio now is we've just seen our best performance ever on "good morning america" from a broadway show. tina turner live. >> from tina. yes. >> mm-hmm. >> kumasi was talking about that this morning. i think she saw you guys were promoting it. >> it looks so good. >> ginger has good taste. >> thank you. it really is. it's like a life-changing show. >> whoa. i can't oversell it. >> whoa. okay. >> i'm ready now. >> we're hooked. that's what we call in the biz, a tease. >> look at her. thanks. we'll see you soon. there is another problem for the dmv. there's now a don't miss the grand opening of the new floor & decor in milpitas. if you have never been to a floor & decor, you have to go to the grand opening. hardwoods, laminates, tile or stone. holy smokes, this place is huge! i'm on a budget and i was able to go to floor & decor, and save a lot of money.

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allowed federal agencies including the u.s. department of homeland security to access private information on 3,200 op the dmv just sent notices to people whose social security information including whether or not a license holder had a social security number was accessed during the past four years. the agencies include the irs, the small business administration, and district attorneys in santa clara and san diego counties. wal-mart announced a new unlimited delivery program. customers can choose between paying $98 bucks a year or 12.95 a month for unlimited grocery delivery. it's being offered in more than 1,400 stores. the delivery service will be available in more than 50% of the country by the end of this year. >> would you try that? >> no, i walk. i still have these leaggs and a body that works. starbucks opened its first mobile pick-up store in the u.s. the store is located near penn station in new york city. you order through your app

before you get there and you look for your name on the board and grab your order. the baristas work mainly behind the scenes. most of these are planning to be in busy areas of new york city. the next one will be near grand central terminal. >> they can keep it. i like seeing the people. like the interaction. >> that's because you're living leisurely. what if you want to get the coffee and go. >> that's true. >> it's good to have options. >> i just mourn the loss of humans. nks yea >> yeah. >> they're not getting rid of people. >> not yet. next at 6:30, produce recall. the vegetables causing concern this morning. and the race for san francisco's next district attorney between suzy loftus and chesa boudin is a close one. that's coming up next. and back in business. the message in the north bay as life gets back

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right now at 6:30, nail biter. election night is over but the san francisco d.a.'s race still has not been called. we are live with the results fr with votes from where you live. a possible break through in the fight over the coliseum. what the a's are proposing. recovering after the kincade fire. businesses back open, but the damage has been done. >> definitely not what it should

look like. it should be purple, not brown. >> the long road to get back on track. unlimited data that isn't really unlimited. the agreement that gives thousands of at&t customers a refund. and the b.a.r.t. passenger everyone is talking about this morning. yeah. that's a horse on a train. good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, november 6th. yes, that was a horse on the train. >> it sure was. we're learning all kinds of things about what horses can and can't do. >> that mike nicco is the expert on all things miniature horse. >> no idea. >> i've done some research. >> wow. what else do you know? >> just time will tell. i'll just drop nuggets here and there -- >> um -- >> as needed. >> not those nuggets. my goodness. >> separate those two topics. >> sorry about that. let's talk about what's going

down in the south bay. you have some fog moving in. right now the visibility at san jose international, best reporting station down there says two miles. keep an eye on that. it will get thicker as we head through the morning. look at this gorgeous sunrise developing from our east bay hills camera. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. milder this morning. that will keep us cooler this afternoon. look at noon, still in the 50s at the coast. 72 inland. 60 at the coast. 68 to 77 bay and inland at 4:00. have a good one. here's jobina. >> thank you. good morning. we'll start off with the issue that is still unfolding in hayward right now. looking at a three-car crash blocking the left two lanes. this is southbound 880 past whipple road. we know that at this point injuries have been reported. the speeds are low. we're looking at 9 and 6 miles per hour in some spots. 21 miles per hour as you get closer to the crash. this is also impacting people

traveling to the south bay as well as people trying to get on to the san mateo bridge. you can see the slowdown on the map. i will show you the camera. you can better look at what you'll see if you're traveling westbound on the san mateo bridge. a slowdown and some fog that you can see there. we're looking at fog in emeryville as well. this is 80. a live picture for you here. also our drive times before we head out here. tracy to dublin, an hour and two minutes. antioch to concord, 34 minutes. san rafael to san francisco, nice green ride at 16 minutes. >> thanks. by the slimmest of margins this morning mayor breed's hand picked candidate for san francisco d.a. is leading the race. >> that's after ranked choice voting kicked in. lauren martinez has much more on the race from san francisco. >> good morning. we've been reporting that this race is one to watch and these results coming in are proving that to be true. chesa boudin was in the lead last night.

after three rounds of rank choice voting results from this morning, suzy loftus is now in the lead. she is mayor london's breed's pick. suzy loftus has 47,234 votes. chesa boudin has 46,994 votes. there's only a difference of 240 votes between them. this week boudin received high endorsement from bernie sanders. boudin grew up with both of his parents in prison. they were caught up in a heist in the 1970s. they were getaway drivers that resulted in three people getting killed. he has a different perspective on crime. he wants to stop prosecuting low-level crimes like petty drug possession, while at the same time getting tougher about prosecuting police officers in questionable use of force cases. last night we spoke with boudin at his party in soma. >> i've been out all day talking to voters. everywhere i go people voted for us.

i know how hard my team worked. i know we had the best ground game. we had the most social media. we had the best platform. ultimately san francisco voters are smart, they're paying attention, they'll vote for the candidate who is actually committed to reform, not a candidate who says reform but has a track record of status quo. >> he is optimistic that he will ultimately prevail. suzy loftus is cautiously optimistic she'll win this race. loftus has a background in law enforcement and promises to crack down on crime. mail-in ballots still need to be counted. this race is proving to be interesting. there has not been an incumbent race for this position in san francisco for more than a century. reporting live in front of san francisco's city hall, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> thank you. san francisco mayor london breed has successfully won her re-election bid but it wasn't much of a contest. with 100% of precincts reporting, breed received 68% of the vote. ellen zhou had 14% of the vote.

joel ventresca finished third with 7% of the vote. san francisco voters overwhelmingly rejected prop c, 81% voting no, 19% yes. prop c would have overturned the city's ban on the sale and distribution of some e-cigarettes and vaping products. e-cigarette maker juul originally sponsored this bill and then later dropped its support. your uber or lyft rides could get more expensive. right now voters in san francisco are saying yes to prop d, 67% to 33%. it's too close to call right now because the measure needs two-thirds approval to be passed and there are still mail-in ballots to be counted. prop d will levee a tax on rideshares. the tax money would go to public transportation, pedestrian and bicycle projects. voters also approved prop e, 74% to 26%. prop e will allow for 100% affordable housing projects and housing for educators. it would also speed up approval

for those projects. you can find the complete election results on our website, abc7news.com. at the live desk, antioch police are investigating a shooting that left one person dead and another person injured. east bay today reports that officers responded to calls that shots were fired at hillcrest and bellflower drive just after 7:00 last night. one victim was shot while in their car and drove themselves to a local hospital. at the same time police received calls of shots being fired at lahoya and morrow drive where two men were seen jumping and running over fences in peoples backyards. no one has been arrested. the hospital pronounced one of those victims dead. the second person was shot but is expected to survive. kumasi? >> thanks. the search for two friends whose plane vanished off the mendocino coast has been suspended. justen winfrey and kayla rodriguez took off from novato

on october 24th. they ate dinner at a restaurant in shelter cove. the plane disappeared from radar north of ft. bragg as they returned to san francisco. searchers have found no sign of that plane. in the east bay, the city of oakland is negotiating with the a's to sell its half of the ownership of the coliseum to the team. the oakland city council's decision comes weeks after the a's proposed buying it for $85 million. but only if the city drops its lawsuit against alameda county, which has the other half ownership. the a's want to convert the coliseum complex into a mixed use development to pay for a new waterfront ballpark. firefighters are getting closer to having the kincade fire in sonoma fully contained. >> containment is now at 84%. firefighters expect to have it fully surrounded by tomorrow. the kincade fire has scorched 78,000 acres. cal fire says the flames have destroyed 174 homes. smoke from the kincade fire is mostly gone, but the economic recovery will take so much

longer. here's video from downtown healdsburg. a week ago sunday night. there is nobody out there. it was evacuated. i happened during the peak of harvest tourist season. vineyards suffer the severe losses. we first met ellen johnson as she stood in line outside the healdsburg community center. she was hoping to get money for the county. when fire roared through her vineyard, it claimed a quarter million dollars worth of grapes. >> definitely not what it should look like. it should be purple, not brown. and if you taste it it tastes very smoky and burnt. >> so she is trying to move on with the help of this little one. her new basset hound puppy that she named sadie kincade after the fire. >> a bit of a change in plans for forever 21 after the chain filed for bankruptcy. the good news for shoppers. and we're taking a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. starting down, down about 40 points or so. an update on the markets next. and the bitter debate over

short-term rentals in orinda after that deadly halloween house party shooting. the vote by council members overnight. first, we're getting a check of weather and traffic starting with jobina. good morning. >> good morning. so i want to bring everyone back to the situation unfoldig in hayward. we know this is a three-car crash blocking the left two lanes now. injuries have been reported. this is southbound 880 past whipple road. look at the backup here. over three miles that backup stretching to san leandro at this point. if you check out the speeds, very slow. 7, 6, 12 miles per hour. the backup is also starting to impact people headed towards the san mateo bridge as well people going down to the south bay. if we head over to the south bay, you can see northbound 101 past oakland road, we are looking at a three-car crash that is blocking one of the lanes at this point. we don't know about injuries being reported there. they're waiting on a tow truck to get things handled for people waiting to get through. also now, want to leave you with drive times.

albany to the maze, 10-minute slowdown there. fremont to san jose, 15 minutes. highway 101 to cupertino 15-minute ride. overall across the bay looking good but we need to be mindful of that incident in hayward. how is it going, mike, with the weather? >> not quite as foggy as yesterday. let's talk about where it is foggy. we do have low clouds and flooiflight arrival delays into sfo. temperatures in the peninsula, mid to upper 40s. we have 50 around san bruno and half moon bay. you can see the east bay shoreline into the south bay, low to mid 50s. in the north bay and the east bay, mainly the mid to upper 40s. here's san jose, 87. we talked about that fog getting a little bit thicker for your morning commute. watch out for that. for the rest of us, not quite as foggy as yesterday. cool this morning, mild, not too warm this afternoon thanks to the cloud cover and a slight onshore breeze. it's going to turn from cloudy to hazy over the bay as we head throughout the day.

looking at the easbay, 10:00. 80s gone for a couple of days. the peninsula, cloud cover through 11:00. 61 there. near 70 with sunshine at 3:00. here's the south bay, the clouds will hang around through 10:00. hazy sunshine, low to mid 70s this afternoon. at 7:00 grab a coat, 62 degrees. here's a look at some of the temperatures where you live brought to you by disney plus, preorder now and start streaming november 12th. ♪ >> there's something you guys need to see. >> whoa. ♪ >> let's go! >> we're home. ♪

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as we step outside, there's a little bit of fog out there. the kids should be easier to see this morning. temperatures mild, 45 to 51. by the afternoon hours, 60s and 70s p hawith hazy sunshine. fog issue down to san diego. if you're heading that way, you

will find possibly some delays. 70 to 76 with sunshine in the afternoon. near 80 in the central valley. 73 in yosemite. mid 60s not only today but through the weekend, ten degrees warmer than average around lake tahoe. breaking news a the live desk. an arrest in mexico may be connected to the killing of a family. we first told you about this story yesterday morning right here on abc7 news. the victims are all part of a prominent mormon family. a man caught yesterday had weapons and a stolen vehicle along with two kidnapping victims tied up. at least nine americans, three women and six children were killed in an ambush. they were traveling in three vehicles in sonoma state near the arizona border when a gunman started shooting. the kidnapping victims they rescued yesterday during the arrest are not related to the mormon family. >> that is so awful.

thank you. the deadly halloween shooting in orinda is leading to quick action to change the city's policy on short-term rentals. >> the city council is moving forward with an emergency ordinance to ban certain residencies for a while. amy hollyfield is live with more on those details. >> reporter: it looks like they'll temporarily ban non-hosted airbnbs. so they would allow for you to rent out your back house or bedroom if you were still on property. that's what they're looking at now. they started their meeting off with a moment of silence last night for the victims who were killed in orinda. then they got to work on discussing what to do about short-term rentals like airbnb. it was standing room only. they had about 50 people speak, and the public speaking lasted for about three hours. >> if the owner is there and monitoring the situation, that's one thing. this house has been a problem since the beginning. the neighbors complained a number of times.

>> she's talking about the house where those shootings happened. there was a party going on, it was a rented airbnb and five people were shot to death. no arrests have been made. the city council will vote in two weeks on this emergency temporary ordinance, and the council last night unanimously said they're in favor of the idea. the city said last night there are 32 active short-term rentals in orinda. live in orinda, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you for that update. the brother of shooting victim tyon farley stopped by a memorial in orinda last night. he said tyon was expecting a son in march. >> we all looking forward to taking care of his baby and stepping up to the plate. we down right now. this will make us stronger as a family.

orinda's police chief says the department is getting assistance from other bay area agencies as well as the fbi. there are now 24 investigators on this case. the time is 6:48. in the impeachment showdown the state department's undersecretary for political affairs is expected to provide a deposition. >> a critical witness is changing his testimony. confirming there was quid pro quo. the u.s. ambassador to the eu says his memory was refreshed by other witnesses who contradicted his statements and he's now admitting that president trump wanted ukraine to announce a public investigation into political rivals in exchange for $400 million in military aid. in his initial testimony he denied any quid pro quo but says he was just repeating what the president told him on a phone call. a produce company is voluntarily recalling vegetables because of possible listeria contamination. mann packing sold the vegetables through walmart and other stores.

the vegetables have best if enjoyed by dates between october 11th and november 16th. listeria poisoning can cause serious infections with symptoms like fever and diarrhea but no illnesses have been reported. a major merger between t-mobile and sprint has government approval. >> the fcc says the merger will lead to faster wireless service in the u.s. but opponents say the deal would reduce competition. at&t customers, money is coming your way. the company has agreed to pay 0 $60 million to settle a government complaint about its unlimited data plans. at&t was accused of misleading customers by charging them for unlimited data but then slowing speeds after customers exceeded a certain amount. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets under way. we're still slightly down about 30 points. a bay area teacher is using a popular song to inspire her students. >> it's the best story of the day. she took a lizzo hit and changed

the lyrics. ♪ ♪ let's hurry we don't want to be late ♪ >> so cute. >> pittsburg unified school district posted this video, and this is miss mallory's second great class performing their take on the song "truth hurts." since it was posted yesterday, the video already has more than 55,000 views on facebook. i say that's not enough. we have to pump that up. >> i know. >> yeah. >> they deserve it. so cute. >> look at these kids. >> more people should enjoy this and learn from it. >> yeah. >> learn and kid appropriate lyrics as well. >> yes. >> that's a help. >> if anyone knows that actual song. i love lizzo, so we're here for it all. >> oh, can we hear lizz's version? nope. we love the school version. >> miss mallory's version. >> specially made for you. all right. let's talk about what's going on weather-wise. we have special stuff to talk

about there as far as a beautiful picture here and some fog in the south bay and north bay. this is sutro tower. look at mount tam. look at that whipped cream, makes you think about those starbucks christmas cups that i just saw we posted online are coming out thursday. >> yes. >> can we get to thanksgiving? clouds linger longer. hazy afternoon today. fewer clouds and fog the next few nights. once we get rid of the cloud cover, thursday through monday the afternoons will be brighter and warmer. here is the satellite. low clouds and high clouds. high clouds will go away first. low clouds will hang around longer. here we go with the forecast. you can see how widespread they are at 7:00. notice from the bay bridge southward, they're still there. over the bay at noon. dissipating to haze in the afternoon hours. never completely lose the clouds at the coast. here's the temperatures because of that. 60 at half moon bay. 65 to 69 in san francisco, richmond, oakland, san mateo.

rest of us in the low to mid 70s. tonight, most of us in the 40s. 50 in san francisco. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast,s you can see temperatures trying to reach 70 at the coast the next -- say thursday through saturday. mid 70s around the bay. low to mid 80s inland. we'll taper next week but still dry and warmer than average. have a good one. here is jobina. >> good morning. still following this issue unfolding in award. the backup extending eight miles to san leandro. southbound80 past whipple road. three cars involved here. left two lanes are blocked. injuries reported. we'll check it out here so you can see the speeds. down to 7, 7 and 6 miles per hour. not a great situation for anyone headed towards the south bay or the san mateo bridge. also want to let you know the issue we're following, three-car crash in san jose, northbound 101 past oakland road, all clears. hopefully those speeds will pick up. want to leave you with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. al metering lights came on at

5:20 this morning. it's looking good in the east bay. now to another favorite story this morning. we've all seen all sorts of things on b.a.r.t. over the years, this may be a first. a miniature horse went for a ride yesterday afternoon. it was completely legal. b.a.r.t. says a passenger showed up at the station with paperwork stating the horse is a service animal. the law permits service animals to accompany people with disabilities. we have been discussing this all morning long. >> mm-hmm. >> the votes are in. what are the votes? >> it's tied as to whether or not people like the horse or maybe not. >> thank you, lee, for supporting me. >> yes, shout out to lee. >> i said i think this is wonderful. you had some concerns about some things, but of all the stuff we could see on b.a.r.t., is the horse really like -- this is wonderful. >> we agree. >> don't mislead. we said we support the horse. >> support the horse. >> we wanted to make sure it was a clean environment.

which it turns out it is. we didn't know horses could be trained like that. >> exactly. >> that's all. >> y'all are worried about the wrong thing. >> i beg to differ. >> it's not going to be -- we won't go there. >> that's all right. >> we'll discuss later. people are eating their cereal now. we need to be careful. meanwhile, more forever 21 stores will be staying open. when the retail chain filed for bankruptcy in september it said they could close nearly 180 stores. now forever 21 says they will close 88 stores in the u.s. we don't know which bay area stores will be affected. there's that huge store on market street. >> i just went by it when i was walking by the other day. it said it was going out of business. i wonder if they'll take the sign down. >> it would be nice if we could keep it. happening today, a sure sign that the holidays are around the corner. >> the safeway holiday ice rink in san francisco opens this morning.

the ceremony will feature a special performance by cast members of harry potter and the cursed child. tickets are $18 for adults, $13 for children 8 and under. the rink is open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 at night. so there's plenty of hours in

it is 6:58. here's 7 things to know before you go. number one, breaking news from mexico. authorities arrested a man who they say might be linked to the killing of nine americans near the arizona border. number two, antioch police are investigating a shooting that left a person dead and another injured. one victim was shot while in their car and they drove themselves to a local hospital. the second person was shot and expected to survive. number three, the orinda city council says they will support an emergency ordinance to temporarily ban some short-term rentals. the decision comes after a deadly shooting at a house party. number four, san francisco's race for district attorney is too close to call. it's being decided now by ranked

choice voting, with 100% of precincts reporting, suzy loftus is leading with 50.1% of the vote. chesa boudin has 49.8% of the vote. the difference is just 240 votes. expect fog in the north bay and south bay for your morning commute. here's a gorgeous shot from the east bay hills camera. milder this morning. 40s to near 50. cooler this afternoon. 60s and 70s. >> traffic is a mess in hayward. southbound 880 past whipple road. three-car crash blocking the left two lanes. speeds are down to 7 miles per hour. >> and number seven, "jeopardy" james is back. he will return to the show after his epic streak on the game show earlier this year. you can watch "jeopardy" at 7:00 p.m. on abc 7. >> so impressive. >> what did we learn today? horses can be on trains. >> lizzo's remix to educational songs great. >> we love it. something else that we learned? >> we'll get back to it.

>> your vote counts. >> every vote. >> because it's so close. >> yes. good morning, america. as we join you this wednesday morning, breaking news. an arrest just made in that deadly ambush of that american family in mexico. a suspect now in custody under investigation for the murder of that american family. three mothers and six children ambushed in a hail of gunfire. the latest on how 7-month-old baby faith survived hidden under a seat and the 13-year-old hero who saved his siblings walking 14 miles to get help. breaking overnight, democrats declare victory in virginia and kentucky where the republican governor outvoted despite this plea from the president. >> and if you lose, they're going to say trump suffered the greatest defeat in the history of the world. this was the greatest. you can't let that happen to me. >> the recount on the horizon