dies in his sleep. the memorials pouring in this morning. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where we're seeing it's clear now after a very foggy start this morning. we're doing better. good morning on this monday, november11th >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. mike is here looking at where we're still seeing fog. >> it's going away quickly. offshore winds are making their way out of the hills and mountains and making their way to the ground. and the bay bridge toll plaza, we couldn't see the water that's how thick the fog was nor the hills. now it'sosne our temperatures will be capped in the upper 60s at the coast. low to upper 70s elsewhere. starting off in the 40s this morning. let's get over to jobina and

talk about that commute. >> a live look at the san mateo bridge. nice and light. some people might have the day off for veterans day. thank you very much to the veterans for your service. drive times here, tracy33 minut. highway 101 to cupertino, 15 minutes here. the update this moollowing in s jose, southbound 101 before oakland road, two-car crash there blocking one of the lanes, all cleared up, we're looking at residual delays, speeds are down to 16, 12, 11 miles per hour. this morning workers at kaiser permanente were planning on starting a five-day strike but they postponed it after the sudden death of the company's ceo. >> bernard tyson died in his sleep early sunday morning at the age of 60. liz kreutz joins us live from the kaiser in fremont with more.

>> this is a shock to so many. tyson was known not only as a trail blazer in the health care industry but as a giant in the community at large. governor newsom expected his condolences over the loss, calling tyson a health care pioneer and dear friend. mark bennihoff said a light in this world has gone out and called dyson one ice tyson one t ceos. >> a lover of gospel music. gentle spirit. warm, compassionate and generous. >> ties seasyson is survived bhs and three sons. a group of roughly 4,000 health care workers here at kaiser that had planned to strike starting today say they will postpone out of respect. live at the kaiser permanente in fremont, liz kreutz, abc7 news.

abc7 news has been tracking the announcement of tyson's death since it was announced yesterday morning, you can also be the first to know with the abc7 news app. we are getting brand-new video into the live desk of intense clashes between pro democracy groups in hong kong. look at all of this unrest here. we're seeing more protests gather as these months of fighting seem to be reaching their worst. video shows a police officer shooting a protester and then putting them in critical condition. the demonstrators are calling for political reform and police accountability. we are also getting reports of a man being set on fire. video posted online shows him arguing with a group of protesters before someone douses him with a liquid and strikes a lighter. all of this happening during the monday morning commute.

cour newsom.g aas san francisco police are investigating what they call a suspicious death. the body was found on a golf course in the richmond district. officers searched the lincoln park golf course for clues saturday afternoon. that's when the body was discovered near the 13th hole. golfers tell abc news the body may have been a baby. the san francisco medical examiner will conduct an autopsy and other tests hoping to pinpoint a cause of death. developing news out of san francisco, growing outrage in the chinatown neighborhood after the beating and possible robbery of senior citizens. this haped happened saturday night. one victim was punched in the face and fell to the ground. over theenior citizens were brutally attacked in chinatown. betty lui said she worries for

peoples safety and the growing violence could drive visitors away from the neighborhood. >> that's my greatest fear. people have the perception that we are not -- that they will not be safe in chinatown. >> police are still searching for the suspects in this latest assault. they say the victims are recovering. in the east bay, contra costa county is going to take up a proposed ban on vaping products tomorrow. it would cover vaping products and the sale of menthol and other flavored tobacco products. it would only apply to unincorporated parts of the county. happening today, we'll see the new general manager of the san francisco giants give his first thoughts since being hired to run the team. scott harris was hired yesterday. the redwood city native was the former assistant gm of the cubs. the first order of business is finding bruce bochy's

replacement as team manager. coming up, the dispute that has led to a lawsuit. and a change at some bay area coffee shops. why you may need to bring your own cup for a serving of caffeine. at 6:06. here's our air quality. good to moderate. it will be mainly moderate throughout the early parts of this week. we'll take

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in the valleys, 42 in morgan hill and santa teresa to 48 in san jose. los altos hills, 45. most of us in the 40s, san francisco, alameda, bodega bay at 51. some haze out here at 280 at 17. forev for the parade today, cool and comfortable. if you're running errands, no spare the air today. north bay, 46 at 7:00. nearing the low 70s at noon. mid 70s this afternoon. 60s by 7:00. 48 this morning. some fog there in the east bay. for san francisco, we're going to get right near 70.

upper 60s for a few hours this afternoon. hope you enjoy it. a live look at our walnut creek camera, this is 680. look at the backup there. we know there's a stalled car in the fast lane on southbound 680 before north main. a heads up if you're headed down that way. a live look at the golden gate bridge. this is our camera showing you pretty much a beautiful scene here. there's still a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge and the bay bridge this morning. we're not seeing too much fog at the moment. it was much thicker in the morning. we're glad to see it's clearing up. mass transit, no delays for our ferries, b.a.r.t., but there is a heads-up situation for vta. reroutes for certain lines because of a veterans day parade. >> thanks. tomorrow could be a pivotal day for dreamers. the u.s. supreme court will take up the dhakaca people are lining up and camping outside the court building in washington, d.c.

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happening now at the live desk, a manhunt is under way for this mantwanted ex-marine. he's believed to be dangerous and armed with a high powered rifle. deputies believe michael brown shot and killed a man at that man's home on saturday. investigators spotted brown on surveillance video at a local shop later on that day but have not seen him since. a possible motive is not clear.

brown is the son of that man's girlfriend. they also are not sure why brown left his marine base in north carolina last month. oscar winning couple frances mcdormond and joel cohen are suing their neighbors. they claim their neighbors are ignoring a historic boundary and intruding on their land. last year they went into mediation and reached an agreement for a green belt. cohen and mcdormand claim their neighbors landscaped that without a final settlement. the lawsuit is asking the court to enforce the settlement or recognize the historic boundary. i know you've been looking at the fog all morning long. is it kind of going away? >> yes. yes. thankfully those offshore breezes are coming out of the hills and mountains and scour out and bring in theooai i got nervous driving through

the macarthur maze this morning. thankfully i know it like the back of my hand having driven it for 13 years, but if you had not, it was a scary drive through there. now look, everything is clearing out as you look from sutro tower. look how calm and peaceful. such serenity on the bay this morning from our exploratorium camera at pier 15. patchy fog to high clouds and warmer than average temperatures this afternoon. high clouds means less fog tonight and milder temperatures this morning. a small blanket effect on us. above average temperatures now than below average. and then back above average. all right. let's look. any fog out there, look how quickly. watch the clock here from 7:15. it's gone in the next couple of hours. even at the coast it will go away for the better part of the day. let's see what it does to temperatures. we'll start at the coast. we have 70 at half moon bay. 76 at santa cruz. 70 heading into san francisco. average highs, 66 this time of year.

low to mid 70s from richmond down both sides of the bayshore. upper 70s to low 80s in the inland neighborhoods. tonight milder than this morning. upper 40s to mid 50s thanks to the cloud cover. above average tomorrow. a bit cooler on wednesday. average, 50s and 60s are our average thursday and friday. look at the 70s dominating this weekend. >> thank you. good morning, everyone. as mike was mentioning, things are clearing up with that fog. great news here. want to give you a heads up if you're headed to the game tonight. we know that the seahawks and the 49ers are going to be going head to head there. vta is suggesting you don't drive. free park and ride lots at all light rail stations and transit centers with service to levi stadium. maybe that will help you avoid the traffic. here's a live look at san jose, 87 nice and clear for everybody this morning. a live look from our emeryville camera. the headlights are clearing through that fog. that's about it. as soon as you move through here

it's all clear. >> thanks. "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 on abc 7. >> and ginger zee has a live look at what's ahead. good morning. >> good morning. great to be with everybody this morning. cming up on this veterans day as we honor those who have served, we arehe only safe place. that's what i'll keep saying. it's getting worse going into this midweek. there's up to a foot of snow possible in the lake-enhanced areas. as you can see, flights are canceled in chicago. also this morning, we have an abc news exclusive, that 13-year-old boy who saved his siblings after that massacre in mexico is telling his story for the first time. what was going through his mind as he walked those 13 miles for help. and this is the busiest global online shopping day of the year. it's called singles day. we'll tell you where you can score big. and it's beginning to feel like christmas here in times

square. theaill here talking about her new holiday movie "noel" out on disney plus tomorrow. i talked to her about it a few months ago, it will be special. billy eichner, ann a ann ia anan >> i went to school with billy eichner. >> i know. my gosh, you did? >> yeah. it's personality is different off-screen from how people know him from billy on the street. i think people think they'll get billy on the street. he is super nice and calm in real life. i love him so much. >> right. >> i'm glad he's doing well. >> not in this film. >> back to screeching and yelling. i get it. >> yeah. >> see you soon. the results are not final but it looks like san francisco has a newisictorn. tooncerthoght tickets

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are we going to let them ruin our perfect season? go to the game and cheer loudly down at levi. 75 degrees at kickoff. first it was straws, now single use coffee cups are on their way out. >> the chronicle reports more bay area coffee shops a moving past paper cups and are asking customers to bring their own cup or rent one if they want their drink to go. an oakland non-profit called for here play estimates a typical cafe uses up to 4,000 compostible cups a week. it's been working with cafes to find a more sustainable method. restaurants in berkeley will begin charging customers 25 cents per disposable cup in january. a san francisco supervisor introduced a measure that would do the same thing. i'd be okay with it. >> it's definitely another step to take, but -- >> so many cups we use. >> we're ruining the earth. we might as well try. a change is coming to wheel

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the queen wants, that's what the queen gets. she did the same thing in san francisco. you know people did? they rolled with it. >> this man said not today. >> if you're a fan, you're a fan. >> florida man, he gets to do what he wants to do. give the man his money back. what if he really can't go now? >> she probably doesn't want him there any way. >> sir, you leave. >> take a snapnap, sir. coming up, the 49ers look to keep the winning streak going. can they stay undefeated? vallejo police are investigating a shooting that involved an off-duty police officer. i'm amy hollyfield. the story coming up. and b.a.r.t. passengers outraged after a man

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a deadly shooting in vallejo involving an off-duty police officer. >> we need the parking lot locked down. cars stay, people stay for now. >> the details emerging this morning. a man is detained for eating a sandwich at a b.a.r.t. station. riders are outraged. the apple card accused of being s.e.exist. and the 49ers try to keep their perfect record alive. the only thing standing in their way is the seattle seahawks. good morning. it is monday, november 11th. it's veterans day. we are here just checking all kinds of things. i know you're telling us what is going on with the game. >> breaking it down. >> you were looking at the fog, but that's gone now. >> yeah. yeah. good news. that was a scary drive. if i had not done it for 13

years, i would have been a little confused myself. there's a bit around novato. it's not completely gone but winds are picking up a bit. they were calm nearly everywhere. they were up to 7 miles per hour, enough to stir the atmosphere and bring the dry air in and get rid of it looking at san rafael there, it's a little hazy. not too foggy. temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. mid to upper 60s at the coast today with increasing high clouds. 68 to 72 around the bay. 75 to 78 noon to 4:00 inland. we're all in the 50s and 60s by 7:00. let's see what jobina is watching on the roads. >> starting off with a look at drive times. tracy to dublin, 31 minutes. antioch to concord, 14 minutes. san rafael to san francisco, 16 minutes. it's been a smooth ride this morning. also want to check out-week herout walnut creek here. we have a stalled car in the second to the left lane,

southbound 680 before north main. we're watching that because of the backup. and a live look at oakland, 880. headlights are headed south. everyone else brake lights headed up north towards san francisco. guys? >> thanks. developing news this morning in vallejo. police say an off-duty officer shot and killed a man. the shooting happened at aasn n. >> amy hollyfield has the latest. >> the shooting happened in vallejo. so officers here are working the case along with the solano district attorney's office. they say it involved an off-duty richmond police officer. the officer shot and killed a man yesterday. this happened around 5:30 in the afternoon at a gas station on fairgrounds drive. the person who was shot died at

the scene. they have to the said why the shooting happened. they say this investigation is in the early stages. they have not said what's happening to the officer. they have to the said anything about an arrest. we are hoping to get more information on this case today. so they say this is early in the investigation. lve in vallejo, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. your voice your vote. the latest numbers released show chesa boudin is slightly widening his lead in the san francisco district attorney's race. interim d.a. suzy loftus conceded on saturday after it became clear she couldn't overtake him. he is now ahead by 2,800 votes. the question now is whether mayor london breed will appoint him to the position before his term begins in january. in district five there's a tighter race. it covers inner sunset, western edition and cathedral hill. dean preston has picked up a few more votes in his thin lead over

valley brown. he declared victory on saturday but the elections department has not made it official. another democratic presidential candidate has a campaign office here in the bay area. elizabeth warren's office in oakland is the first in california. it opened over the weekend as she campaigned in south carolina. warren has seen a recent surge in her poll numbers. happening today, it's the big showdown in the nfl. >> the 49ers will try to remain the only undefeated team in pro football. jobina fortson has more about the game. >> i've been chatting with viewers on twitter.