>> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 morpgs. good morning, everyone. it's saturday, november 9th. let's start with a quick look at the weather including the dense fog adviserry we are following here is lisa argen. >> good morning to you. here a look at live doppler 7. you can see the swep on top of st. helen aire and the fog footprint through the delta, anywhere from zero visibility in petaluma to boilerplate 5-mile visibility in the east bay valleys. it's going to be with us the next two to three hours. well get some clearing but as we do it lingers at the coast. it's 52 over in oakland. half moon bay at 50. a view of the beach in santa

cruz where 70s on the way today. but only the low 40s for santa rosa. 43 in livermore. through the afternoon morning horsepower still looking at fog. by 1:00 in the low 70s inland. by the afternoon wave got a mild day inland. cool at the coast. the fog comes back into play tonight. and then we're talking about slightly warmer weather before we cool off again. but is there any rain in i'll the answer coming up liz. >> new development in the tug of war over the oakland coliseum complex. the city of oakland asking a judge for ara injunction to stop alameda county from selling the half ownership to the oakland a's for $85 million. oakland which owns the other half is working separately to sell its share to the a's. the a's plan a new stadium at howard term nam but wants to redevelop the coliseum complex. bart says an independent police auditor is reviewing video showing a heated confrontation between a b.a.r.t. police officer and a passenger eating a sandwich. >> is your detained and not free

to go. you're not going to jail. >> you are detained. >> i've done nothing wrong. >> you're not going to jat. >> for what. >> for eating it's illegal. violation of california law. >> this moment going viral. steve foster of concord says it happened while on the platform at the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station. the officer walked back past others eating and drink and confronted him. >> definitely upset, mad, a little frustrated still angry about it. >> b.a.r.t. released a statement saying foster was detained, not arrested a spokeswoman says he was cited. four days after the election and there are still sue races two close to call. in the race for san francisco district attorney chase bowden inched maid of susie loftus. the latest count at at 156-vote lead but that's not the closest. when it comes to the supervisor spot for district 5 dean preston has a 35-vote lead on valley

brown. valley are brown is the incumbent and this race going back and forth since the police closed. a remind he were san francisco uses ranked choice voting to choose a winner. you can check out all results for all local races on the website. abc7news.com. now new this morning a long time east bayician accused of spending campaign money upon a remodel to his hawaii vacation home. joe cans mila resigned suddenly as the contra koot county clerk ad election recorder. he is spaying $150,000 fine for 30 counts of illegal spending for his time as an assembly member between 2011 and 150u7. they say he cooperated and paid the fine in full. heavyweights from hollywood and washington, d.c. came together in san francisco to talk about human rights. richard gere joined by nancy pelosi and the dalai lama's sister to discuss why tibet matters. kris reyes has the story.

>> i don't -- don't be like them fight the fight and again as you said look at the long game. and just have the right perspective. with a heart full of love, as a speaker nancy pelosi would get in the hourlong conversation with her longtime friends richard gere and jettison all three actively supported tibet's fit it for independence for decades. gere is the chairman of the international campaign for tibet. he believes preserving tibet culture should matter to everyone. >> tibetans actually created a society to make people have that expansion of heart and mind. >> in front much an audience filled with tibetan americans, a call to action. support a bill in congress that among other things would sanction china if it interferes with how the next dalai lama is identified. >> it's not just about tibetans.

label is ibt itten but it's a story of humanity. >> do you feel hopeful considering everything happening in the world and in this country. >> i think we always have to lack forward and hope for the best. prepare for the worst appear hope for the best. >> considering your spiritual practice what's your perspective on what's happening in the country right now. >> i tend to see this as an illness we have right now. the medicine is wisdom and tolerance and compassion. anscs yess for ow fulcontaine but firegh h is continuing to recover by clearing out leftover debris at burn sites. the process starts tuesday with free removal of hazardous house items like pesticide batteries and paints. then contractors come in for a full swoep. you can fill out a debris removal form at this site. always wear protective gear before sberpg the fire zones. keep that in mind.

go, go, go. >> oh, my god. the tree is burning right next to us. >> all the home gone. >> i can feel the heat now. >> one year ago the campfire exploded into paradise in what would be would be the the most destructive fire in california history hard to believe it's already been a year. last night the community gathered to remember the 85 people who lost lives. here is dan ashley and ama daetz. >> the hartest part of our gathering font is acknowledging the 85 individuals we lost in our community. >> the people of paradise remembered neighbors who died in the fire. just hours, the wildfire destroyed more than 15,000 homes and burned most of the town. >> new drone video shows the emptiness remain after all the debris was cleared away. crews removed more than 3.5 million tons of it, twice the amount removed from the world trade center site after the 9/11 terrorist attacks.

>> once home to 26,000 people, just 4,000 live here now. but a year later paradise is starting to rise from the ashes. >> we are together phoenix rising. >> we're fallout just letting it a be a devastation. we're turning it around and making it a positive thing, you know. we're rising literally from the ashes. >> one survivor built in sculpture of phoenix made from more than 12,000 keys from people who lost their homes. >> children from the local elementary school offered a song of hope. ♪ back from the ashes we will rise ♪ ♪ such a resilient community. that was dan ashley and ama daetz report. pg&e conceded its equipment was likely to bliem for the fire it filed bankruptcy and estimated more than $10 billion in liabilities for damage caused by the fire. now, okay, building a better b.a.r.t. is a part of building a

better bay area to make room for the new you have to take out the old. that happened yesterday. sky7 captured the old b.a.r.t. car being trucked to the recycling yard. abc 7 news reporter david louie has the stoert. >> it's never been done before. how do you move a who-ton b.a.r.t. car and place it on the flatbed truck. the car number 2528 is the first of 669 decommissioned over the next four years as a new generation of cars come online. this car was put in service in 1995 and retired 19 years later racking up 2.2 million miles. it was chosen to be first because of the troublesome history. >> this was a car that continually came into the shop was repaired, and was sent out again. it would break down an hour later. >> but car 2528 hertz is also blemished by an incident in 2010. when two b.a.r.t. employeesy struck and killed by this same car while jason to the tracks during a strike. the car dubbed the death car by the maintenance team at the

system hayward yard. a told of ten cars has been sold for recycling. estimated 44% of the car can be recycled. b.a.r.t. is in the process. trying to determine the value of the vintage cars, some of which in service since the seller 70s. this car valued at zero because wheels and other components have been salvaged to repair similar cars until retired. we discovered hidden treasure in the skelton of the car including in tarnished 1994 penny and a candy wrapper and sun flower seed. the big challenge was how to load the car onto a truck. taking a team of b.a.r.t. engineers two hours to fine tune the process, leaving them sometimes perplexed. they prevailed after using a band saw to make room for wooden beams to support the weight. the truck fraert braert wasn't phased that transporting a car this way had never been done before. >> just another day at the work. >> going to be hard to get it up to oakland. >> no, i think we'll get it done. >> and that he did. taking car 2528 up highway 880

to become part of a large heap that could be turned into something better, safer and perhaps less notorious. david louie, abc 7 news. okay. in the north bay b.a.r.t. train service down this weekend through a section of sonoma and marin. trains will not run from petaluma to novato to allow crews to install and test software. >> we're actually opening two new stations this year. larkspur and novato downtown. that means we have to add the stations to the systems. and so we have to install the software for these railroad crossings, test them, and then we have to reinstall the kissing software so we can provide passenger service on monday morning. >> a bus bridge will be set up to carry passengers between the stations. officials say they could be force today shut down service saturday and sunday of next week if if they don't get finished by next weekend. happening today something us here at abc 7 news are excited

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now to the impeachment inquiry against president trump process. an toerp for former national security john bolton says there is critical information about ukraine not yet made public. kiara phillips has the latest. >> john bolton's lawyer says the former national security adviser mass relevant information on ukraine that has not been disclosed and that his client could add critical testimony to the impeachment probe. in in letter to congressional leaders, charles cooper rights that bolton has knowledge of meetings and conversation that is have not yet been discussed in the testimonies thus far. congress has not subpoenaed bolton. but he is willing to testify if a court rules he has to. bolton figured prominently in the latest transcript released from the closed-door depositions surrounding trump's offering of a quid pro quo is said to have distanced himself from those efforts to dig up dirt on political rival joe biden in

exchange for withheld military aid. former top white house russia expert fiona hill testified that suggestion caused bolton, who immediately stiffened, to end the meeting. sme also expressed concerns over the president's personal lawyer rudy giuliani who was northbounding with ukraine. calling him a hand grenade, who was going to blow up everyone. also doubling down on that notion, national security councils ukraine expert, lieutenant colonel alexander veinedman, mo was on that now infamous call with trump and the ukrainian president. he was asked if he had any doubt trump was asking for investigations of his political opponents. there was no doubt, veinedman said. that was kira phillips reporting. now to new developments a possible breakthrough in vaping related lung illness, some deadly. the cdc naming a potential chemical of concern while

president trump calls for age limit. zachary keesh in washington with more. >> for the first time federal officials identified vitamin e acetate as a possible cause of deadly outbreak claiming 39 lives across 24 states on the district of columbia. it's also sickened more than 2,000 people. the possible breakthrough comes after the cdc found the compound in all 29 samples taken thus far from people who got sick. vitamin e acetate is kevonly found in cosmetics and food and typically not harmful. but when inhaled it can interfere with normal lung function. it's an additive to e-cigarettes because it assemblings thc oil. it's also a thickening ingredient. the report does not rule out the possibility that other substances or flavors may be causing the running illnesses related to vaping and comes as the white house is expected to

make a major announcement on vaping next week. >> we have to take care of our kids, most importantry. so we'll have an age limit of 21 or so. we're talking about flavors. >> the american vaping association saying in a statement, it appears that president trump may be preparing to enact smart regulations on vaping products, raising the age to purchase tobacco and nick teen products to 21 puts the industry on a similar footing with other adult industries like alcohol and marijuana. and that was zashry kish reporting. new changes at oracle park next time you catch the giants in action. they are moving pitching bull pens to right and center feel on either side of the kale garden a baptist row in straight away center. about 400 bleacher seats were there. they are making sure it remains a recognizable park in baseball history. and now let's get a check of

the bay area forecast with lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> liz, you know, visibility certainly could be improved but our air quality is not bad due to the on shore flow. a bit of a tradeoff. we have the fog for about five days in a row. late clearing, cool conditions. but it has helped to clean out the atmosphere. and no advisories from the bay area quality management district. zero visibility from petaluma to napa. a mool half moon bay. an hour slay delay on arriving flights in sfo. and a mile or better in san jose or livermore. livermore up to 2.5 miles. as we lack at the bigger perspective there is a system moving no the pacific greft but a dome of high pressure has the air mass locked in place. stagnant, not allowing for mixing. as a result our little mini summer pattern continues. 50 in redwood city. 46 in gilroy. here is sutro. it's november. a little bit unusual of course for you will a the low clouds

and fog. low 40s santa rosa. mid-40s in livermore. 24-hour conditions for the air quality here are for good conditions in the north bay. the yellow means moderate. spo for the rest of the bay, just a little bit of haze out there. a little bit of the particulate matter left over from smoke from and the high pressure ridge is bearing down on the beau. here is a look at the wind flo map where the wind is from the greft, allowing for a gentle braze but enough to get the sea breeze. a will look at mount tam right now. the dense fog advisory for the cetral coast and north bay. mildy and sundy for most. a little patchying fog from time to time. otherwise kohler and choudier by the middle of the we can. the fog stays at the coast through the afternoon. nice sunny afternoon. but half moon bay to pacifica it will be cool.

we'll have the on shore flow 11:00 tonight. the fog comes back and do it all over again. but in terms of the forecast temperatures for the holiday on monday, looks like a bit of a warmup. temperatures in the lower 70s by the wert here. the east shore. that's a warmup getting into tuesday, though, still mild from te east bay to the inland valleys. cool at the coast. look for cooler weather and certainly clouds moving in. but can we get any rain in here? as we look for the next seven days over the state of california, the pacific northwest, looks like it's wet. but down to the bay area maybe mist and drizzle as we get towards the end of the upcoming work woke. mid-and upper 60s today from oakland to san francisco. a little hazy but mostly sunny. warm et inland valleys 60s at the coast to the upper 70s inland. the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at little change for sunday.

holding steady. the holiday veterans day a bit of warming. as we get to the early part of next week, the system wants to get close bringing clouds, cooler temperatures, going in the right direction but so far it doesn't look wet yet. and last year we started the rainy season november 22nd. we did fine. it's late and we should avera tn in san francisco for the month of november. we have catching up to do. >> crossing fingers the rain comes soon and be careful on the roads this morning a lot of fog. >> yes. >> thanks, lisa. big college football games today on abc 7 highlighted by saturday night football with fifth ranked clemson facing nc state. the game day analysts reese davis and kirk have a preview. >> college game day from tuscaloosa for the lsu alabama game as soon as we finish fl tusk loose an a showdown pen state and minnesota. lyannesing fourth in the college ranks. >> very cold, big because of

turnovers, which quarterback will control the offense and not make the critical mistakes. minnesota is undefeated. they get pern state at home. can't wait to watch the two quarterbacks. tanner morgan has done an amazing job executing the offense. big weapon with receiver in the back field. and shaun clifford if he wins this he has been a big story in the big ten with a committee behind him and then the dynamic play maker in kj hammer out wide. >> if minnesota pulse the upset a giant step towards the big ten championship game and rematch against penn state or shot at ohio state. also on abc, usc coming off the beating at oregon taking on arizona state. >> this game two weeks ago looked significant as far as who gets into the pac 12 championship. that has taken a step back with losses. clay helton, his team blocking out the noise the best they can, get the quarterback back -- on track and able to make big plays

against arizona state defense. >> in primate will clemson take ou the irritation at being fichgt in the college playoff standings against nc state. >> one of the year for dave doren at nc. lost a number of of players. as reese said he is perturbed and feels disrespected. whoever was negligence up, just happened to be bad timing. and that the that's the wolf pick. >> selection committee might have done clemson a favor motivating them ranking them fifth. they did dave doren, n ♪ are you ready? ♪ are you ready for some fun ? ♪ ♪ are you ready?

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>> hey, z, good morning to you. very foggy out there advisory f valleys of the north bay and salinas valley. look at the visibility in miles restricted about everywhere with a half mile in the city, delays over an hour at sfo. but petaluma can't see a thing in hayward and oakland only a quarter mile visibility. here is from our roof camera. it's taking a couple of hours until we begin to evaporate the fog. but we will see a good deal of sunshine today. redwood city at 50 and half moon bay. and a look from the east bay hills camera where you can see it's brighter there for from walnut creek and concord with low 40s. santa rosa looking at about 50 where the sun is shining. and throughout the 9:00, 10:00 hour still fog lingering over the bay. but then we are looking at a sunny afternoon. i want 1:00, we're near 70 in our inland valleys still cool at the coast, the on shore flow and we'll talk about subtle changes as we get towards the holiday on

monday. liz. >> thanks, lisa. new details about a hostage situation in the lake county community of clearlake. a man arrested accused of holding his brother and a boy hostage for 33 hours. according to the press democrat police believe it was a domestic dispute that started thursday morning. 31 frist frisco morals goldman sachs armed with rifle in his hem home he released is the hostages 6:00 last night and tried to escape out of a window but officers found and rarities arrested him. new overnight brand new reaction from two of the top democrats in the 2020 race. joe biden and pete buttigieg giving thoughts on the possibility of new york mayor michael bloomberg stepping into the race and vying for your vote. >> this morning the already crowded campaign trail now facing the prospect of another candidate. >> there is nobody i'd rather run against than little michael.

>> president trump offering a familiar neighboring name to michael bloomberg, the former new york city mayor close to jumping in. >> with regard toblooer i welco race. he is a solid guy. and let's see where it goes. >> democrat hopefuls descending on new hampshire reacting to news racing to meet the state's filing deadleo t names on the first in the nation primary ballot. >> do you think at this late stage in the game there is room for another billionaire candidate running for president? >> you know i'll leave that no the pundit it's. welcome him to the race. always good to see another mayor stepping up. >> sources chose to bloomberg telling abc news he is a considering a run out of fear that warren could win the nomination mo he believes would have trouble beating trump. >> it's not enough to have -- they're going to buy in election. >> but warren enjoying a rise in the polls is now finding a target on her back. andrew yang among those joining billionaire bell gates

questioning her proposed wealth tax. >> france, sweden, germany, denmark all tried a wealth tax and all repealed it because they had massive implementation problems and didn't generate nearly the revenue they hoped for. >> with less than three months until the iowa caucuses, some democrats like mayor buttigieg are lawmakering bus tours, doubling empties to connect with voters upon pennsylvania more personal level. >> do you feel a sense of obligation that if you were to become president that you would have to be an ambassador or an advocate of sorts we it comes to issues that matter to the lgbtq community? >> you know, every time someone comes up to me sometimes a teenager who says, because of your campaign i feel like it's okay for me to come out and be myself. or sometimes somebody my parents 'age with tears in their eyes because they never thought it would be possible to have a married gay man running for president, i feel the responsibility that i have. that being said, i'm not running

to be president of gay america. i'm running to be president of the united states of america. and my responsibilities are to make sure that there is a better life for everybody. >> witt johnson reporting there. new developments coincident pointed at the instacart delivery service work. workers held holed held a protest and claim the company retaliated. many workers stopped dlaefrpg grocery sunday to tuesday, a protects to get the the company to raise the delivery tip amount. but on tuesday they eliminated the the bonus feature. they claimt in retamgs. here is one dish you may or may not add to the dinner table. say hello to spam fries. you heard that right. spam fries. the savory side dish is gaining popularity at the hula hoops tiki bar and restaurant in south

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welcome back. happening today a great chance to do in the north bay. the savalas army will be checking off some holiday wish lists for children and families in need. if you visit the napa wal-mart on lincoln avenue you get a shopping list with toys the kids are hoping for. if you are in the gifting spirit. salvages army will do it from 8:30 this morning until 6:30 p.m. also today a favorite vacation spot for the bay area is becoming more expensive and just in time for the holiday travel season. visitor flies in the mexican state of baja california sur

including cabo have to pay an $18.50 starting today. the new tax is expected to raise $25 million a year. the money is intended to help improve the quality of life for many people whom live in tourist heavy areas. i know a lot of people med to baja for the holidays for the warmth. >> it's good. we're getting sun here. it's taking a while here in san francisco but also brightening up in santa cruz at 63 degrees. low 70s today. so we have had the dense fog the past several days. in our adviserry for the next 20 minutes or so in the morgt bay but we're beginning to clear. we will warm up and talk about how warm and then a cooldown on the way what about the rain that's all coming next.

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let's talk sports. all three bay area schools back in action today. stanford facesio in boulder at noon. cal taking on washington state at memorial stadium. kickoff at 4:00 p.m. san jose state battles hawaii. and tonight warriors in oakland to play the thunder. last night deangelo russell had a career night for the dubs in minnesota.

abc 7 sports director larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning everybody. deangelo russell rm signed with minnesota in past summer. there are rumors the t-wolf still want him but for now a warrior and scored a career high 52. sparky the ready for the show so was d-lo after missing three games with the ankle injury. scored 12 in the first quarter. 17 at the half. warriors to of 20 at the line in the first half fine seconds third quarter d-lo from the logo and splash! . 31 after three. ice in the veins. 30 seconds left. russell with a career high 45. warriors by 4. and the snarl says it all. warriors defense just need a stop. one stop in the final minutes could not get it. andrew wigans gliding in for 2 of the 40 tide at 110. d-low missed late. over time. russell keeps going. oh makes it look effortless.

a one-point game finish was a career high 52 but wigans answer pull-up dagger 3. jordan bell, remember him, providing the chest bump there. warriors fall 125-119 in ot in okc tonight. it's the big game at levi stadium in years. 8-0 niners hosting seahawks monday night 5:00 p.m. kick-off on abc 7. te question is whether george kittle will play in it or merely watching it. kittle did not practice on friday dealing with knee and ankle injuries. jimmy dpchl homes the favorite target good to go. >> he brings a lot to the team. even his mindset playing through what he played through in arizona with the knee and ankle, he is a tough dud. you have to tip your hat to him. his route unaring how he comes out of breaks, compared to last carrier and even the year before that is night and day different. he just -- it's the time he puts

on showing on the field. >> baseball news second year in a row. matt chapman won the american league platinum glove award given the best field are in the league. chappie led the league in numerous categories including defense every runs saves by baseman. and fielding percentage. making spectacular plays look routine. this is fun, the arizona state hockey team playing in alaska this weekend. this is their welcome to alaska moment. push! . their bus stuck in the snow. they had to push it out. by the way temps in phoenix in mitt mid-80s. in alaska, up to 19 degrees today. enjoy. that's a wrp on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. if it seems cold here think of the video and be glad you're not in alaska, right, lisa. >> or chicago or new york. getting set for really cold temperatures while our weather remains pretty much locked in

place. the pattern of low clouds and fog and that temperature spread from the coast to the inland valleys with us all week long. and the dense fog. so certainly this morning be careful out there. it has been as thick as it gets up in the north bay. for of an advisory. but we are looking at sunshine on the way with those temperatures ranging from the 60s at the coast upper 70s inland. and then more fog tonight. through the rest of the work week coming up we le soo cooler and clouder conditions. but will it lead to rain in we certainly have some lost time to make up and here is the exploratorium camera where it's all about the fog this morning. and live doppler 7 showing the footprint there. allowing for just a socked in from petaluma to napa. santa rosa through marin. across the bay into oakland and hayward i've heard from folks out there. and we are getting the edge of the fog to burn back. and looking at sun from walnut cross-examine and concord. better visibility in livermore but still in the south bay foggy

on the peninsula. the sand carlos airport appear sfo looking at some delays. high pressure not going anywhere the next couple of days. it's our dominant weather feature allowing for little mixing deflecting the storm track well north. and without the mixing we're looking at the stagnant air mass and the fog evaporating lieu the lit morning hours. 48 in gilroy 50 at the coast from the east bay hills camera here is the sun. working westward throughout throughout the day and evaporating altogether for the most part low 50s where you've been brit in her concord. 4 down the road in livermore. that's where it has been settling in with mid-40s in napa, 47 in petaluma. so looking at highs today very similar to what we've had the past several days with the mid-70s santa clara, 72 in sunnyvale. the sea breeze keeping in the low 60s but with sun fro stp

city. san francisco kohl day noerp one in the mid-60s. moderate air quality. the on-shore flow has helped mix out most of the place. allowing for conditions that are a little less than ideal. we need a cold front north. but to the north today in the 71 in san leandro. in inland in the upper 70s again today. what we have is a return of the low clouds and fog tonight. high pressure in control the next several days. and the accuweather seven-day forecast shows the range again tomorrow with little change but on monday the holiday, minor warming brighter conditions as that ridge begins to move east out of town as it moves out we're increasing the clouds, cool off the temperatures, allow for an incoming cold front to perhaps make it as far south as extreme northern california by this time next we can. and that could mean maybe a splash we'll watch it for you.

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