right now at 6:00, car burglary suspects slam a stolen car into a san francisco parking enforcement officer, and then you can see in this video just take off. the shocking crime all caught on camera. it's dry now but future radar shows rain is on the way to the bay area. you won't need the umbrella as you head out this morning, but you might need it later tonight. good morning on this tuesday, january 7th. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. here is mike. you make a great point. if i'm packing for the day, i don't grab the umbrella unless i'm in the north bay after 7:00. that's when the rain starts to roll in. late intensity rain, a few pockets of showers. the heaviest of the wet weather will fall in the north bay. i'm watching the tule fog we talked about yesterday just lining up in the central valley. visibility down to a couple

hundred feet and leaking slowly to the west blanketing parts of solano county around travis air force base. watch that for you. you see it looks clear from sutro tower. what to expect from 7:00 to 7:00. frost is out there in our deepest valleys. 35 inland to 43 at the coast at 7:00. around 53 to 54 with sunshine at noon and then at 4:00 we're looking at 53 to 56 with clouds on the increase. a timetale for the rest of us coming up. here is jobina. >> thank you, mike. good morning, everyone. so you can see this overall green map here and check out the two points of red where our issues are this morning. i'm going to get to the first one that we're following in union city, a roll over involving a second car as well, so two cars involved, southbound 880 before alvarado niles road. the backup extends past 92. moving over now to sunol we do have a crash involving a big rig, two big rigs and a pickup truck southbound 680 at mission

grade. you can see all those low speeds there. there's debris across the road, also oil as well. one lane is still blocked. this is the san mateo bridge where you can see things are moving but you can expect a slowdown because of that crash that i am following and let you know as soon as it clears. reggie and kumasi? >> thanks, jobina. police arrested four men accused of crashing a stolen car into a parking enforcement vehicle. and an uber vehicle caught it all on dash cam video. several men jump out of the car and take off. reporter lauren martinez is live with what the uber driver is now saying about this. >> this all started when police were trying to track down a car off green and hyde streets. police officers tried to stop the vehicle. the suspects drove off. that's when the crash was caught on uber dash cam. it shows the moment a parking

officer was hit by a van. the car flips onto its side and slides into a nearby park uber.. david p. said he's tired of these smash and grab incidences. >> i've had lots of passengers that have had lots of issues and nothing is done about it. >> run from the scene, police were trying to track them down because there were reports of smash and grabs in the area. i forgot to mention that. officers were able to track them down and arrest them. the parking control officer involved in the crash was taken to the hospital with minor injuries. the number of car break-ins was down 3% last year but has gone up by 30% in southern california. vacaville police are looking for a man who attempted a kidnap a 7-year-old at knifepoint.

police say a stranger approached as he was walking on a path. the boy was heading to his guardian in a couldar. the boy didn't listen and ran to the car instead. the suspect has not been caught. police say they are going to patrol the area more frequently. today is the first day back from winter break for students at dublin high school. the district is encouraging them to wear red in honor of three classmates who died in a crash. javier ramirez and twin brothers michael angelo y michael angelo urista. two other teens were hurt in the crash as well. grief counselors will be on campus today to support the sfun students who knew the victims. local media reporting 40 people have died and more than 200 others have been hurt in a stampede that erupted during qassem soleimani's funeral procession. more than a million people

gathered in the general's hometown of kerman. authorities don't know what triggered the stampede. soleimani was iran's top military general. he was killed in a u.s. military strike last week. iran has threatened to retaliate against the u.s. and this morning the u.s. warned ships in mideast water ways iran may target u.s. maritime interests. homeland security officials are also concerned that iran may carry out cyber attacks. so we checked with cyber security company crowd strike to find out what that could look like. >> that could be destruction or disrupti disruption. it could be espionage. it could be denial of service. we're tracking a number of criminal actors in iran that engage in ransomware attacks. >> the sunnyvale companies says it believes the top targets would include american financial institutions, the defense industry, government, oil, gas and internet services. new this morning a big announcement from facebook. the menlo park company will now

ban videos that are heavily manipulated by artificial intelligence. you may know these as deep fakes. we have a few examples here right behind me that show you what they can be mistaken for which is actual people. deep fakes have spread increasingly in the past year or so. facebook says its removal will exclude any it thinks as parity or satire. all videos are fact checked for deceptive content. any that are found to be factually incorrect appear less prominently on the site's news feed and are labelled as false. kumasi? in the east bay the alameda police department is trying to identify these four women who worked together to steal three shopping carts filled with goods from grocery outlet store. it happened around 9:00 saturday night. after filling up the carts police say they loaded up the items into a ford aerostar minivan and took off. a health alert this morning about a popular type of facemask.

the safety concern that prompted them to be pulled from store shelves. a proposed ban on a popular type of garden tool, the time of leaf blower that could be a thing of the past in one bay area city. 6:07 on a tuesday. here is a look at live doppler 7. tracking that storm that continues to unleash hours of rain on the pacific northwest. we won't get that mu

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could be some frost in the south bay. 33 degrees. we have 35 in mountain view. san jose 39. a little bit warmer in milpitas, 45. 37 in newark. look at that, redwood city 36. freezing cold. 32. the same thing in novato. of course san francisco is 47. a look at the golden gate bridge. some activities for today if you're going to be out and about in general, no need to grab the umbrella. if you're exercising the air is dry. a little bit of fog. low to mid-50s to 1:00. 47 at 7:00 and that's when your best chance of showers begins. the east bay we're looking pretty quiet.

mid-50s this afternoon. 50 at 7:00 and still dry here. dry from 7:00 to 7:00. about 54 at 3:00. jobina? good morning, everyone. i have some positive news to get to for sunol. i will start in union city where we have this crash involving two cars, one has rolled over and is facing the wrong way. this is southbound 880. the backup has passed 92 where you hop on to get to the san mateo bridge. expect delays in this area. over to sunol. this is 680 at mission grade where that crash involving two big rigs and a pickup truck has cleared. speeds are still recovering right now. still leading up to it and it's about 17 miles an hour. metering lights at 5:16 this morning.

>> a big milestone for wamo. the self-driving cars have traveled more than 20 million miles on roads across the country. set for a huge expansion adding 62,000 chrysler pacifica minivans to its fleet and 20,000 jaguar electric suvs. the oscar mayer wiener mobile is hiring.

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we are back with new video of a brazen theft down under. watch as the person use as front end loader to steal an atm from a shopping center in australia. as if they're not going through enough. the thief drives up, picks the machine up in the bucket and then takes off. the atm and the front end loader were found abandoned later at a nearby school. stores are pulling a popular facemask off of shelves. the yes to single use unicorn

facemask promises glowing skin but some say it's leaving them with burns. a bay area couple shared these videos and it shows a really bad reaction to these masks. one woman says she felt pain just four minutes after she put it on. experts say the mask has two active ingredients not meant for everybody's skin types, grapefruit and lactic acid. the mask is marketed to those who are 18 years and older but critics say the packaging is a problem for the younger crowd. >> this little glittery unicorn mask should probably be made a little bit more it's made for adult skin. >> we have decided to pull this particular product off of the shelves while we investigate the complaints we have received and seen online. have you ever dreamed of driving the oscar mayer wiener mobile? now is your chance. the company is looking for a hot dogger to drive the wiener mobile across the country. a recent college graduates who have, quote, appetite for

adventure are encouraged to apply. the job is full time for one year. applicants should have a bachelor's degree in pr, journalism, communications, advertising or marketing. do you sleep in that thing? >> i hope so. >> it showed a bed in there. oh, you want that? >> you would do this? >> if you're going to drive, you might as well go all in and sleep in it, too. own it. >> okay, mike. >> i guess by myself. >> mm-hmm. >> okay. >> the wiener mobile came to my neighborhood last year, i want to say. >> really? >> yeah. and i was like, wow, what's the wiener mobile doing here and the neighbors came out and they called the cops because they said it was blocking the road. >> yay! it's a big car. >> everything is bad. >> 6:17 on a tuesday morning. a look at what's going on. here is 880 at the coliseum. looks like our camera froze. i apologize. it's showing you how clear it is for now. frosty spots, we have those

inland right now. seasonal highs, the rain moves north to south overnight while most of us are sleeping and we'll have more chances of rain and king tides returning. our coolest weather today up north, ukiah 56. everybody else from 57 in napa and half moon bay to san jose. not quite as cold tonight. lake port and santa rosa, the rest of us 47 in san francisco and half moon bay. san jose to livermore and fairfield about 40 degrees. let's talk more about the rain. at 7:00 this morning absolutely nothing going on. pretty clear out there. the tule fog goes away. increasing clouds as the sun sets. ought then that cold front moves out and we're left with random showers along the coast and the coastal mountains.

we'll receive less than a tenth of an inch of rain. it will rain at night which means it won't dry. there will be slippery spots. thursday a chance of showers and saturday those are one, light on the storm impact scale. >> good morning. a new crash we're following in concord. this is actually two separate crashes here but in the same spot so four cars total. it does not look like injuries have been reported. it won't cause as big of a mass as it could. i will keep you posted 880 we have two lanes blocked right now because of a crash involving two cars, one of which has rolled over and is facing the wrong direction. the backup you can see is well past 92 where you hop on to the san mateo bridge in the morning. what bridge is looking good is the bay bridge.

metering lights came on at 5:16 this morning. reggie and kumasi? >> "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00. >> and rob marciano with a look at what's ahead. hey, good morning, reginald and kumasi. we have lots coming up. breaking news the day after the quake in puerto rico, a 6.4 rocks the island. there's a lot of damage there. we are live on the scene with the latest. also, we are live in iran with the latest developments on the escalating crisis. one-on-one with the foreign minister as more than a million people mourn the death of the top military commander and the leader calls for retaliation from iranian forces. and new trouble for harvey weinstein facing new charges. one of the first to break the weinstein story is here live.

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now at 6:30 future radar tracking rain heading for the bay area. >> we've got this storm that's coming in mainly once the sun sets through early tomorrow morning. >> a local lawmaker hopes the third time is the charm. he's giving a bill to create more affordable housing a major makeover. the world on edge as people in iran demand revenge on america

for killing the country's top general. u.s. troops now on the move as americans are told to get out of the middle east. a wheel of fortune surprise. pat sajak's daughter flipping those letters. now the famous host is opening up about the medical emergency that took him off the show. >> i think the fetal position gave it away. >> becoming more productive by working less. one country thinks they have it figured out. news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. >> you're looking at four people working a full day today. >> all eight hours. >> is it eight or longer? >> is it actually more? we'll do the math later. >> hi, mike. >> at least eight hours. you don't want to work until the

rain gets here. interstate 80 getting blanketed by some fog. concord down to three miles in livermore. abouto dip into the tri-valley, looking south to alamo. you can see the fog is definitely starting to take over. black ice will be more of an issue in these areas. by noon everything is fine. clouds increasing. most of us are dry and around 50. tonight when this storm a 1 hits us. here is jobina. >> good morning, everyone. a few crashes to get to. one in concord here where we have two separate crashes, four cars total involved here.

eastbound 4. three lanes are blocked. it's in the counter commute direction. to union city we have two cars involved here. one has been flipped over and is facing the wrong direction. injuries reported here. working to get that cleared up for you. and then also in livermore we have westbound 580 at first street where we have three cars involved in this crash. i'm not looking at a backup yet. chp is trying to get this move over to the shoulder. reggie and kumasi? breaking overnight at least one person died after more earthquakes hit puerto rico this morning. >> at least eight quakes recorded. a magnitude 6.4 struck around 12:30 our time this morning. here's some new video from this morning. and you can see the damage left behind. right now part of the island is without power. the tsunami alert was issued in the area but has since been

cleared. many quakes have hit the caribbean islands. yesterday's magnitude 5.8 quake damaged dozens of homes in the coastal town of guanica. gilroy firefighters are investigating the cause of a two alarm fire that left 17 people homeless. flames broke out around 12:15 this morning at an apartment complex on kelton drive. crews were able to quickly knock down the flames but not before it did a lot of damage. the fire was contained to a bedroom on the second story. it's unclear what started it. families in five units now don't have a home. the red cross is helping them out. two bills in sacramento as our local lawmakers look for ways to help build a better bay area. >> today a state senator is hoping for a better introduction in areas known for single family housing. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at the lafayette b.a.r.t. station with details on this. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi, good morning.

state senator -- that was a very loud b.a.r.t. train. excuse me. state senator scott wiener is determined to bring high rises and less parking to the suburbs. he's going to try again. we've met people this morning who have said it's not the state's business. leave it up to the locals. we've met people who understand and say there is a need for more housing, something needs to be done. so it will be interesting to see how this round plays out. this new bill does still require cities to build more housing but it gives them more time and allows them to create a plan that caters to local needs. if the city's plan isn't approved then the city would face state mandates so that could mean taller buildings and less parking no matter what local zoning laws say. one resident told us this morning he gets it. >> well, i'd like to see some more housing so that people aren't living on the street or can't afford to. i think we have to be realistic

about that. we have to adjust our rules to that. i'm not against building multiple housing near my home. >> reporter: state senator scott wiener says he thinks the housing issue needs a regional solution, so he wants to see the suburbs participating in building more housing closer to jobs and public transportation. he's going to hold a rally in oakland this morning. the oakland mayor will be there. they're going to try and create support for this new version of the bill after that first version was shot down by city leaders. reporting live in lafayette, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. we've dedicated an entire week of coverage from issues for renters to homeowners to the solutions for the future and you can find all of those storie online at abc7news.com/betterbayarea. at the live desk a deadly stampede at the funeral for iranian general qassem soleimani. 40 people died this morning as

mourners rushed to pay tribute in his hometown. this is the second day large crowds have gathered to honor soleimani. more than a million people marched in the streets of tehran yesterday. meanwhile, president trump is defending his decision to order the strike that killed the iranian general. here is what he told rush limbaugh. >> and we had a shot at it and we took him out. we're a lot safer now because of it. we'll see what happens. >> thousands of troops are being deployed to the middle east. the pentagon confirmed yesterday that contrary to a letter that was sent to the iraqi government there are no plans to withdraw troops from iraq. the draft was sent by mistake. secretary of state mike pompeo is expected tomorrow. >> on that theme san ramon-based chevron pulled all of its american oil workers from iraq. chevron says it's a precaution following last week's air strike. a spokesperson said safety is

its top priority. local staff are overseeing the ongoing operations in iraq. the two men charged in a laptop robbery will be back to enter pleas. they're accused of running down shuo zeng as they drove away with his laptop. reed's aunt is praying for him as well as zeng's family. >> what they're enduring right now. >> tributes to zeng posted on the win dope of the starbucks will be placed in a memorial book for his family and a picture of zeng will stay there. new developments in the shooting death of kate steinle. a federal judge tossed a lawsuit filed by her parents over the gun used in the shooting. you may recall jose inez garcia zarate fired a stolen gun in 2015. the bullet ricocheted and killed steinle at pier 14 in san francisco. the gun was stolen from a

ranger's suv days before the shooting. steinle's parents sued arguing the ranger should not have left his gun unattended. the judge sided with the ranger that he had no duty to secure his gun from theft. a dramatic end to a san francisco car chase. a parking officer lands in the hospital. pat sajak opening up about the medical emergency that landed him in the hospital. first, i'm hanging out with mike. i know you are tracking that rain. >> tracking is the key because it's not here yet. it will take several hours and it is cold this morning and fog out there. i want to start with our warmer neighborhoods. san francisco, most of us in the low to upper 40s under clear skies. 44 in daly city. everybody else in the 30s with freezing cold. close to that, tracy and walnut creek.

i showed you walnut creek. if gets down another degree or two black ice could be an issue. san mateo bridge, no worry about fog or freezing temperatures. during the day it will be dry. quiet on the bay. 37 at 7:00. a few clouds and 45 at 9:00. you can see low to mid-50s the rest of the day. but it is going to be dry. as far as the east bay valleys looking at 35 with that fog this morning. 58 at 3:00. still dry, 50, at 7:00. dry all day in the south bay while we'll reach the upper 50s this afternoon. more on the rain coming up. here's jobina. a couple crashes to get to right now. in concord two separate crashes in the same place. this is eastbound 4 before willow pass. four cars total here blocking three lanes. you can see the speeds are down to 11 miles per hour in the eastbound direction and 15 and

14 going westbound. so really we're having some onlooker issues there. thankfully the crash, though, is in the counter commute direction. this is in union city where we do have two cars involved in this crash. one is flipped over facing the wrong direction. injuries have been reported in that area. and livermore right now we do have two cars involved -- actually three cars, i believe, involved here. this is westbound 580 at 1st street. that area. the chp is on the scene working to get it cleared up. a live look at the richmond/san

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usaa make sure the kids are dressed warmly this morning. it's even cooler outside, 34 inland. 39 around the bay. 43 at the coast. low to mid-50s for the remainder of the day with sunshine and then just a few high clouds at 3:00. that dense fog, the advisory

means until 10:00, visibility. that will fade away to mid-50s. 57 in los angeles. still be a few high clouds this afternoon. showers will be mainly in eureka and the northwestern part of the state during the day today. some snow light for tahoe. we're talking a few inches. no feet of snow coming. >> thank you, mike. burglary suspects smashing a stolen car into a parking enforcement officer. >> the crash caught on an uber driver's dash cam. lauren martinez is live with the details on this. lauren? >> reporter: this all unfolded off union and franklin streets. if you haven't seen the entire video yet, it's pretty incredible. take a look. abc 7 obtained uber dash cam video that shows the parking control officer was driving west on union street towards franklin when a white van carrying four

suspects crashes into it. the parking control officer's car flipped on its side and slides into a nearby parked uber. david p., a ride share driver, was inside at the time. >> at the time i didn't know the people were running away from breaking into cars. i just thought it was just an accident. >> reporter: around 4:30 monday afternoon sky 7 was overhead when police officers tried to stop the car off hyde and green streets because there were reports of smash and grabs in the area. according to police the suspects drove off, which is when the uber video came into play. officers were able to track down the suspects and arrest them. the parking control officer involved in the crash was sent to the hospital with minor injuries. reporting live, lauren martinez. abc 7 news. the person attacking cars along highway 101 in monterey

county. the chp says it's following leads from the public. the latest attack happened sunday night. an object shattered the driver's side. luckily no one was hurt. a task force is working the case and they're getting tips daily. there's now a $15,000 reward for any information that leads to a conviction. >> and now your morning money report. jetblue is taking on climate change. >> they'll carbon offset their flights. jetblue is the first to make a pledge like this. >> it will offset 15 billion to 17 pounds of emissions every year, the same as taking 1.5 million cars off the road. a live look at the new york stock exchange. not so great at the beginning of the trading day. here is a stat that is sort of depressing. in the u.s. we spent about 90,000 hours of our lives at work.

if i told you there's a country trying to make a six-hour work day a thing, would you be into it? finland's prime minister is pushing for that proposal. it would be a four-day workweek. in other words, you would work 24 hours a week total. sweden has a similar setup with maternity leave and a five-week vacation policy. >> you have a well-rested employee. it's more effective when you're at work because you're not constantly stressed and i think that's what the studies have shown. it works in sweden. >> who is moving to sweden with me? national data shows americans work more than anyone in the industrialized world. one productivity coach says american workers feed into the false illusion of hard work. studies show that we aren't getting all that much more work done in the time we are there. so might as well just be like

sweden. >> our boss likes it. >> but what sacrifices are we making to our quality of life? >> that's what i'm saying. those countries tend to have really high tax rates. but that's all right. i think i'd be willing to pay more if i had a four day week and worked six hours a day. >> and be happier. >> why are we all sitting here still? >> i don't know. we're not even in the shot. >> i know. >> she could be gone. >> where are you going? >> bye, guys. new this morning "wheel of fortune" host pat sajak and his daughter are talking about the terrifying moment he collapsed. >> pat survived a life threatening intestinal blockage late last year. when he was in the hospital vanna took over as host and pat's daughter maggie helped turn the letters. abc news spoke with the sajaks in this interview. >> reporter: when did you know something was really wrong? >> he's not a big complainer, i

guess. i could tell he was taking it seriously. we don't usually go into the emergency room for little things. >> i think the fetal position -- >> that gave it away. >> more of this exclusive interview at 7:00 on "gma." pat is back filming new episodes. you can watch "the wheel of fortune" week days here on abc 7. back to the short workweek. >> yes. >> that's all any of us want to talk about this morning. >> i'm interested how it's going to work out and someone here, companies would be inspired to try it out. >> that would be cool. >> i have a bunch of friends who work for ibm and they all do four-day work weeks. the only difference is they work 8:00 to 8:00. it's longer. i'd go for that. we could extend the morning show and everything. i'll be here. not on friday.

turn it off on friday. >> perfect pet friday. we'll just come in and do that -- >> pretape. pretape. >> let's take a look at what's going on. can't pretape the weather. we have rain on the way. it's hard to believe when you look from mt. tam this morning. it is a crisp morning out there. increasing clouds, showers coming in. a better chance for showers thursday. king tides are coming. highs today from about 57 in napa, richmond, san francisco, half moon bay. cooler around cue ukiah. tonight some green out there. some white, also. not as cold as this morning. the rest of us about 40 to 47. the white will be clouds not fog. continuing to pound the pacific

northwest with hour upon hour of rain. for us 7:00 future radar quiet. we head to 4:30 and then you can see the cold front moving into the north bay and through the north bay and into the heart of the bay during the evening hours. overnight it swooshes through. some random showers along the coast and out over the ocean as we head into the afternoon and evening hours. tomorrow morning's commute will be slippery with a few showers lingering around. a 1 on the storm impact scale thursday. a break friday and a slight chance of wet weather. we've had several crashes so i will get right to it. in con court two in the same spot involving four cars total.

this is eastbound 4. you can see westbound speeds with are down to 14 miles an hour. on looker traffic. i'm giving you the thumbs up because this has cleared. you will experience residual delays. 880 before alvarado niles road. two cars involved, one flipped over facing the wrong way. you can see the speeds down to 7 and 12 miles an hour. moving over to livermore where we have three cars involved in this crash, westbound 580 at 1st street. definitely slow in that area as you approach it. at least one lane blocked right now and it does not sound like injuries were reported there. that is good news. a live look in san jose. 87 looking much better than those areas i just reported to you. reggie and

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crews say the fire was contained to a bet room and they're investigating what caused it. >> check out this dash cam video. four car burglary suspects arrested after slamming into a parking enforcement vehicle in san francisco. the driver of that vehicle has minor injuries and is expected to be okay. number four, a big announcement overnight from facebook. the company will now ban any videos heavily manipulated by artificial intelligence. you probably know these as deep fakes. >> number five, a couple things to talk about, fog, black ice will be an, you for our east bay, north bay neighborhoods. quiet until the showers arrive at 7:00. several crashes have cleared up except for one in livermore westbound 580 at 1st street blocking at least one lane. number seven, the battle of the "jeopardy" titans tonight. they will go head-to-head in the greatest of all time tournament. watch the special at 8:00 here

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as we join you this tuesday morning, breaking news. multiple earthquakes striking puerto rico. earthquake emergency. a magnitude 6.4 quake and multiple aftershocks rocking puerto rico forcing a hospital to evacuate knocking the island into darkness a day after a 5.8 quake destroyed homes. we're live with the latest. on the edge. a deadly stampede erupts in iran for the funeral of the top commander killed by a u.s. drone strike. tensions escalating. what one of the top iranian officials is telling martha raddatz about their planning on ri