about the timeline for pfizer shots for young kids, plus booster for adults. >> deadly amtrak train derailment. the investigation as we hear from the wife of a victim. >> a shaking storefront. an earthquake hits a populthqu spot. >> and dancing with the stars. how one could be done before the dancing starts. >> good morning. you are watching abc 7 news, live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. >> we are going to begin with weather. mike:::::: traffic. we have a lot of drizzle falling. increasing as we head through the morning commute. visibility is going to be low, especially in the higher elevations and along the coast.

a half-mile mile right now at half moon bay. there is a look at the low clouds and drizzle. throughout the day, temperatures will be 50 to about 60 at 7:00 this morning. the drizzle will taper. we will see sunshine, mid to upper 60's, rain moving into the north bay. 60's and 70's elsewhere. showers are still a potential at 7:00 as the cold front slowly works into the heart of the bay and into the south bay which has the least likely area of receiving rain. let's get back to the news. reggie: san mateo police asking for help. he was reported missing yesterday. he was seen yesterday at 2:30, not far from hillsdale shopping center. he is forfeit eight -- he is

four foot eight -- four feet eight inches. jobina: one of the three people in the and crack crash was identified. he was traveling with his wife for vacation. she survived. we have more on what amtrak is saying. >> the first of three victims identified in the deadly amtrak train to raonic in fontana. his wife confirming to abc news her husband was killed when the passenger train went of the rails on saturday. >> my first thought that we were derailing and i thought there was no way we could be doing that. >> the train was headed to chicago to seattle with 150 people on board when it took a deadly turn of the town of joplin. eight of the 10 cars derailed, several toppling to their sides in this remote area.

>> the train is destroyed. >> first responders quickly getting on the scene as passengers helped people trapped in the wreckage. >> about 120, 130 yards behind us was whether rest of the train was. >> daniel hutchinson and his son helping to free multiple people after rocks and rebel blocked the escape route. >> one gentleman was able to crawl out from out of the gravel. we helped him up out of the car and down the ladder onto the ground area -- to the ground to a assistance. >> we are learning about upkeep for the train where it crashed. that section of the track was inspected less than a year ago. the ntsb is unseen -- is on the scene. amtrak is cooperating with investigators and adding that

they share the urgency to find out how it happened. jobina: submitting data for authorization for the vaccine for kids five to 11. if you are eligible, you can get a pfizer booster shot today in the bay area. amy hollyfield is live with the details. good morning, amy. amy: if you are looking at a booster, check your local drugstore. we found this walgree accepting appointments. we found that to be true that many drugstores nearby. do that check today if you're interested. good news on the kid front. we are hearing the vaccine is coming soon for kids ages five to 11. pfizer said it is looking like days, not weeks before they

submit data to federal officials for approval. the company says tests are showing that kids receiving a lower dose of the vaccine are developing the same covid antibody levels as older people who received regular strength shots. >> if they approve it, we will be ready with our manufacturing to provide this new formulation of the vaccine. it is one third of the dose we are giving to the rest of the population. amy: the cdc says it is enthusiastically waiting for this data. globally, the u.s. is falling further behind on vaccination rates, ranking or the fifth. we were 39th. with just under 65% of eligible americans receiving both shots. that rate has dipped lately. 37% lower in the last three weeks. reporting live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news.

reggie:reggie: cdc director says they will get to the other vaccines soon. speaking to gma she had this message for those that the moderna or j&j shots. >> we have not forgotten about you with moderna or j&j here we will address boosters for those relations as well as looking at the science and data. i want to reiterate this is a very slow way. there is no urgency to go and get your booster immediately. walk, don't run to your booster appointment and we will look at the data for moderna and j&j in short order. reggie: you can watch the full interview coming up on 7:00. house speaker nancy pelosi has pushed that a vote on the $120 if a, but debate expected today. the house was supposed to vote but that has now been pushed to thursday.

democrats remain divided on key parts of the bill. they are on social programs. that delay will buy time for negotiations. jobina: cal fire trying to make the most of cooler temperatures to gain control of the fun fire. -- fawn fire. >> i read the questions and want to ensure that going to be answered. i have them here with me and will ensure they are provided to the proper individual when that time comes this evening. jobina: that commitment yesterday came after upset residents grilled calfire officials during an informational meeting. one resident accused calfire of pulling firefighting aircraft on the front lines wednesday, the day the fire started. >> nobody is answering that question. why would the planes pulled off? why didn't they go until it was out? >> it is very difficult and

emotional time for everyone involved. all we can ask is that as we provide empathy to the public that we get a little back because we are all doing our best. jobina: said they did not pull planes. it is 45% contained. it destroyed more than one to 40 structures. -- more than 140 structures. a woman from palo alto has been accused of starting the fire. reggie: a strong earthquake hit greece's fourth largest city. it killed one person and left several others hurt. you can see a storefront shaking in the video. more than a dozen aftershocks were reported, leaving homes and buildings damaged. mike: we will go to the mediterranean. that little island south of the main part of greece, where they

have had at least seven reports of earthquakes in the last 24 hours. we will zoom and show you the biggest one, the 6.0 magnitude in the northern part of this area. only there will be damage in that area. back at home, we have drizzle. it is the season. here is a look at sfo and south of here and the san mateo bridge to the dunbar bridge is where we have the best chance for moderate air quality. look at all the green. the cold fronts that will bring a chance of wet weather across the north bay, ushering in and

pushing away the smoke as we head into the afternoon and evening hours. there will be smoke from the fire. notice barely touching us. we have healthy air to get outside and breathe. i will show you hot it is going to be. sue: w w conditions over the altamont pass. high wind will last most of the morning. taillights headed westbound toward the high rise, moving at a good clip. you have a 15 minute drive from 880 towards 101. pass the coliseum and the arena, traffic flow is looking good. at the limit both bond and southbound on 880. a couple travel -- trouble

spots, an accident in the eastbound of the reverse commute. it is eastbound and a couple lanes, three lanes blocked with debris and the accident as you head eastbound. slow and pass, high wind. speeds under 30 miles power from 205 merging onto 580. we will be back with more in just a couple of minutes. reggie: the oakland a's power terminal project up for virtual community discussion will be held today your he is committed to keeping the a's in oakland while ensuring the best deal for the city and its residents. we were told some progress was being made to get the county to sign onto the project. she hopes the council will join with the city on an infrastructure district. a one-of-a-kind san francisco event back in person. jobina: broadway's biggest night

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jobina: investigators now know how a six-year-old girl died on a ride in a park in colorado. she died at glenwood adventure park. it is a drop ride that goes 110 feet underground. the ride alerted ride operators that the six-year-old was not properly buckled in, but the operators overrode the alert and reset the ride seatbelt monitors which allow them to dispatch the ride. reggie: families across the bay area channeling grief into calls for change on a national day for a members of murder victims. thousands gathered outside of city hall and they said that sure feels more emotional, with a number of homicides happening in the bay area.

one mother's son who was killed seven years ago said she doesn't want anyone else to live in fear. >> every time i hear a homicide that happens, whether oakland or san francisco or any other state, it hits home. >> it is about trying to do what we can to work together as a community, not only and prevent these incidents moving forward. reggie: organizers say having an event is so important to them they they say have her but has to come together. a vigil was held in oakland were more families are now grieving, the most recent homicides happened early yesterday morning . two men ages 21 and 26 were shot and killed. our media partner reports the victims were brothers and they were shot outside their home after getting into a fight with another man. that shooting brings the total number of homicides in oakland

to 102 so far this year. we recently dedicated a team of reporters to covering the homicides in oakland and possible solutions. you can see the stories on our website. jobina: the fulsome fare returned after a two-year delay. while the event hasn't changed, the pandemic is hunting new rules. proof of vaccination was required for entry as wear masks. the crowd was smaller come at 40,000, and another rule, no alcohol sales on the street. organizers wanted people to support local bars that had a tough time during the pandemic. if you missed them, reggie was there. reggie: i was. some of the pictures make it look like it wasn't busy, but it was. broadway shows it just came back this month and the tony awards celebrated the long-awaited return.

will ganz in report with the big winners. will: after two and a half years , the tony awards back to celebrate the return of live theater. ♪ and the best of the season before the shutdown. ♪ adrian worn winning -- adrian warren winning for betrayal of aretha. it was an odd show.w.w. best actor, the only one nominated. as for the biggest award, best musical -- >> the tony award goes to moulin rouge. ♪

will: like every great awards show, touching tributes, surprise appearances -- >> that is huge. will: and in a night of showstopping duets, to broadway giants returning to sing. ♪ will: moulin rouge d rouge d rod with 10 awards. 64 days to the day, she made her broadway debut as anita in west side story. will ganz, abc news, new york. jobina: did you watch? reggie: i did not watch because i was at the after mentioned -- a forementioned folsom s s fair.

i feel in the groove even though i wasn't watching. jobina: i have not seen moulin rouge on broadway. have you, mike? reggie: you would love it. mike: that is why we need to go. reggie: i am in. let's go. mike: we will lean on reggie to make this happen. jobina: full lien in. -- full lean in. mike: looking at oakland p this is an area that will get slicker -- 80. 880. this is an area that will get slicker. we are dealing with slippery conditions. it will work its way down during the morning commute and possibly could be around until 10:00 or 11:00.

then we will turn our attention to the showers. the fire danger does climb thankfully we do not reach critical conditions. before bed tuesday night, hot highs thursday through sunday. you can see the shape and cloud cover. the system is weakening as it rolls through. we start at 6:00 this morning, scattered drizzle around that will continue through 9:00 and possibly until noon. then we will turn our attention to the northbay. you can ski -- see the scattered showers through 5:00. there could be pockets or rogue areas elsewhere. from 5:00 to 9:00, the best chance will be in the santa cruz fountains and into thdilo.the l.

clearing skies and dry air tomorrow. a warming trend rings us back to average wednesday and then 70's, 80's, 90's friday to sunday. jobina: there is a new rising star on jeopardy. tonight we will find out whether he will continue his winning streak. >> your total for today is $48,800, bringing you to a 28 day total of $1,004,001. congratulations our jeopardy champion again. jobina: i would have that same face. reggie: a million dollars? jobina: he is only the third person in the show's history. the only other two are

anderson and james holes how are -- holzhauer. reggie: that is given how hard that show is. jobina: coming up, the seven things you need to know. reggie: one couple's journey on dancing with the stars could be over before it starts. jobina:

jobina: seven things to know your number one, pfizer says it is days away for submitting data for authorization for kids five to 11. it comes as a third pfizer booster shot is available to those who qualified. reggie: number two, the search for this missing boy and san mateo. there is his photo on the screen. he went missing yesterday afternoon. jobina: number three, the ntsb is in montana investigating the deadly amtrak derailment that killed three people. the section of track was inspected less than a week ago here at amtrak said it is cooperating with investigators. reggie: number four, cruz and

shasta county say cooler measures -- cooler temperatures helped them gain on the fawn fire. mike: in san francisco, driz f this morning here at scattered light showers this afternoon. sue: one lane blocked off bridge. you can see emergency crews right there dared we have an accident in the reviews commute eastbound 80. jobina: number seven, facebook on hold for kids -- instagram is on hold for kids. the company disputes wall street journal report that instagram damages their body image. reggie: the new document terry on -- the new documentary on the spears. >> going inside the new hulu

documentary, controlling britney spears. the new bombshell allegations from insiders, speaking out about the intense surveillance system who says she was closely monitored during her conservative ship. >> her own phone was used to control her. just because you are in control, doesn't give you the right to treat people like property. it didn't feel like she was treated like a human being. >> court records obtained shall the popstar quietly pushed tender conservatorship for years. we will talk live to the filmmaker about what she learned while preparing the documentary and what is next in the battle over the conservatorship. jobina: the future for one couple on dancing with the stars is unknown just hours before the show.

she announced she tested positive for covid-19 she was scheduled to return to the ballroom with her celebrity partner. in an instagram post, she said she was fully vaccinated with g th the starstorred 8: tonight. reggie:al teen artist showing off his next project. we will show you his inspiring story. jobina: the city looking into making a safe space for illegal activity. reggie: a lot of cars going

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: younger children could be days away from pfizer taking the next

step in taking its vaccine approved for ages five to 11. the message from the head of the cdc. jobina: remembering gabby pitino, one week after her body was found. the story her father says is a lesson to us all. plus, the search for her boyfriend right now. reggie: a live look at the bay bridge. it could be slippery in some spots. mike is tracking drizzle. jobina: good morning. you are watching us live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. reggie: get those windshield wipers fired up. you will need it. mike: not a lot. it does nothing to help the drought. it does help temper the that is out there in the seasonal allergens that may be floating around. we have a thick marrying layer, around 2200 feet, infused -- dick breme -- a thick

marine layer around 2200 feet, infused with the moisture. it is letting go of drizzle but some will work its way down to the lower elevations through the morning. san rafael is one of the areas that has a better chance of showers. temperatures 60 at noon with a chance of rain in the northbay, scattered throughout the afternoon. by 7:00, it is gone. the 60's and 70's for highs today. reggie: there is a lot to talk about in the world of scenes. some are looking for boosters. it appears appointments are not hard to get. and this morning, the cdc director talking about a timeline for young kids getting shots. amy hollyfield is live. amy: we found that walgreens stores are accepting appointments for the booster shot for those who are eligible.

it is recommended for older americans or those who are immunocompromised p need to have gotten your original vaccine at least -- immunocompromised. you need to have gotten your original vaccine at least six months ago. the cdc is focused on the next round of eligibility, kids age five to 11. pfizer said it is looking like it will be days, not weeks before they submit data for approval. the company says tests are showing kids who receive a lower dose of the vaccine are developing the same covid antibody levels as older people who received regular strength shots. the cdc said it is the news they happened waiting for. >> we are all this he asked awaiting the data. as soon as it gets submitted to the fda, they will review the data and then we'll go to the cdc and we will review it with similar urgency, i am hoping on

the order of weeks. amy: locally the united states -- globally, the united states ranks 45th we were 39th. just under 65% of eligible americans have received the shot. that has dipped to 37% in the last few weeks. for those eligible for the booster, it is currently only approved for those who received a pfizer vaccine. reporting live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. jobina: in new york it is the deadline for health-care workers and teachers who have to get the vaccine by the end of the day. thousands could lose their jobs. our reporter has more. >> first, a deadline for all new york state health care workers to get at least one shot or risk losing their jobs. the state's largest employer

says almost 91% of them are vaccinated. still, many remained defiant. >> we are not monsters and selfless paid we are trying to do what is in the best interest of our families. >> others rushing to get shots. >> the turnout was good. some came from other counties. >> officials of preparing for mass firings and staff shortages the governor prepared for a state of emergency to bring health care workers from out of state and even the national guard. monday was the deadline for new york city public schools staff to get vaccinated. a man who had covid lost a fellow teacher and supports the mandates. >> my concern is that students have already started to build relationships that they haven't had in the last 18 months, and then those relationships will come tearing apart. >> this teacher says she is not

getting the shot. >> i am going to be terminated. it is going to be my last day. >> a federal judge temporarily blocking school mandate until further review. all of this happening as americans are rolling up their sleeves for a third pfizer shot come after the cdc gave the green light for pfizer recipients 18 and older who have underlying conditions anyone 65 years and older and also frontline workers. jobina: if you have questions about covid-19 vaccines, you can ask our vaccine team. just go to our website. we have information about how to make an appointment. reggie: police investigating the theft of an atm inside the cps pharmacy -- cvs pharmacy. he ripped it through the front door. the machine was bolted to the

floor, but managed to yank it onto the sidewalk. we have reached out for more information. in the northbay, santa rosa officials are considering holding sanctioned side shows where they can do tricks and environment. this is a sideshow in the oakland area. sideshows have been growing larger. santa rosa city leaders hope to formally submit the proposal by the end of the month. jobina: friends and family remembered gabby petito one week after her body was found in grand teton park. they held a memorial in her hometown. abby's father said her story is a lesson to all. joe petito: there is a relationship you may be in that may not be the best thing for you, leave it now. jobina: her stepfather show him you can always make

money but you cannot make up for less time -- lost time. >> enjoy every moment of this beautiful world as she did. love and give love to all like she did. jobina: family members have started the gabby petito foundation that will provide resources for other families of missing children. authorities in florida are still searching for her boyfriend, who is a person of interest in the young woman's disappearance. it mentions the unauthorized use of a debit card in his warrant. there is a $30,000 reward for his capture. his parents confirmed fbi officers were at their home. reggie: nearly 16 years as leader of europe's most powerful economy. germany's social democrats have narrowly beaten her christian

democratic union party. a lot of shows is -- olaf shoalz is set to be the next chancellor. jobina: a stor a former stanford coach in the scandal interviewed. reggie: that's get a check of your weather. mike: that is fantastic. can't wait to hear that. it is going to be drizzling morning. a lot of moisture in the air appeared temperatures are mild. at sfo, temperatures raising from redwood city and menlo park. 60 in belmont. 60's from oakland, hayward, fremont. everyone in the 50's.

look at this, nice, clean, green pay that is the best level of air quality we can get. most of us stay that way as we head into the afternoon hours. it is right along the coast and the central bay that is about san rafael to the bridge, down to the san mateo bridge. that area will be moderate. taking a look at temperatures, 60's just about everywhere along the coast and bay paid low to mid 70's in england. -- bay. low to mid 70's inland. big time warming trend. this is the inland east bay areas. mid 90's this weekend. sue: we have to tell you about a

fatal accident, eastbound 80 in the reverse commute. it does end up being a fatality. you can see the red sensors. the two left lanes are blocked off pit they are suggesting alternate routes. westbound 80, the commute direction is slow. try to avoid that if you can. elsewhere, owing to san jose, an accident on the transition ramp from southbound 1012 880. here is a live look at the camera. the southbound side is the side were the taillights are. not too bad in this entity. we will check in with the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights. a bit of slowing in the cash paying areas. smooth sailing across the bridge into san francisco. we will

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reggie: an investigation underway in san diego after a mother and her son fell from the third level of petco park after a padres -- just before a padres game. the father was nearby and saw it happen. police do not know if this was intentional or an accident aired they did say the deaths -- accident. they did say the deaths appeared to be suspicious. all fraternity activities suspended after alleged drug gangs at two houses. protesters gathered for the university said it got a report about a drugging on saturday and a separate but similar reports on friday. fraternity recruitment events on hold until the school investigates. area he says he did nothing

wrong -- tomorrow. he says he did nothing wrong in his new book. the former coach is wrapping up his sentence of two years of probation and six years of home confinement along with a $10,000 fine. >> i whole world in every camera that i am the worst human being in the world. at some point point point pointt it, i am horrible and i should just go to jail. jobina: he admitted to accepting $610,000 in what he says were donations to the university sailing program. he did not keep any of the money. he still lives and works in the bay area but is no longer

employed by stanford. you can watch his interview on gma at 7:00. a positive turn. a artist known for his celebrity paintings is a day away from releasing his first book. we met up with tyler gordon while he was painting this latest masterpiece. >> thank you for having us over. >> this is tyler gordon's home, where almost every wall space is covered with his paintings. this is where he calls his happy. which is the latest one? >> tyler: this one right here. i just painted it. >> has passion for painting started five years ago, when he said god spoke. >> he said mom, god's in my room. i was saying don't go to the light go back to bed. >> he said no, mom, i'm going to

be a painter and change the world. >> he has had his paintings featured at multiple gatherings, including the beverly center in los angeles. he got a personal call from vice president kamala harris praising his work. friday was painting in front of thousands of people in detroit. now he is holding his latest achievement, his first. >> it went on amazon and it is not even out yet. it just really amazes me. >> is partially deaf and has a starter. every page in his includes people in sports, entertainment, people who inspire him. >> everyone in this book had his struggles. and they overcame those struggles and there were

just like us with dreams and they kept following your passion. >> he still has many dreams to accomplish. >> i keep promising my mom i will buy her a house next year. supporting my family is a big thing for me. >> many paintings do you have to sell to get there? >> i don't know but i will get there. >> remember the painting he did, i had an idea. >> i remember you. i saw you on the news you have a lot of talent. >> thank you. i want to give you this painting. >> i want to buy that picture. set it up so i can buy that shirt. >> definitely. >> he is one sure closer buying

his mom house as he inspires kids one art piece at a time. reggie: that was a neat story. jobina: i love that. reggie: i got goosebumps. my him, don't go to the light. we both erected -- the studio here. that was great. how old is he? jobina: i don't know. mike: he has a much potential and future in front of him. the president needs to get on the phone with him because president suffer from stuttering at one in his life. that is a great story. a great way to start a monday. let me put some drizzle in your

forecast. + unfortunately, starting out with slippery areas. looking at san jose 280 and 17, gray. we have morning drizzle and scattered light showers in the afternoon hours. tonight, the cold front passes through. cleaner, cooler, drier areas. the weekend will be mostly sunny everywhere and warm to hot temperatures. we are looking at future radar. this is a storm. no yellows, oranges, or reds. as it moves southward, this is what you are looking at. there are mean -- there are going to be more areas of drizzle. outside the south bay could get wet. it is slippery in san francisco near the coast. we are looking at the drizzle

drying with scattered showers moving into the north bay where they stayed until 5:00. there could be a pocket of light showers ahead of that. as it moves during the evening hours, notice it will fall apart. let's look at how much precipitation, just enough to settle the dust in some areas. whatwhatwhatwhatwhatwhatwhatwhat 60's and 70's. it will feel like fall today. tomorrow, mainly in the 60's and 70's. tuesday night into wednesday at the fire danger goes up with the wind increasing and drier air starts a warming trend that brings us back to average. warmer than average thursday through sunday. jobina: an event to support breast cancer survivors is back. the susan g. komen had a more than pink walk used to be named race for the cure.

it brought a crowd to the san francisco zoo yesterday. >> this isemde to october, breast cancer awareness month to please take care of your breast mammogram and get -t your mam mammogram and get screened. jobina: kate larsen was there with her daughter. kate is a longtime supporter of the fundraiser. reggie: call it fashion forward. the spooky halloween season is here and there may be an early contender for hottest costume of the year. jobina: toxic for teens. facebook's next step after a recent wall street journal report about kids and social media. reggie:

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reggie: facebook as temporarily stopped development on insta graham for kids. they will take time to consult with parents, experts, and policymakers. a wall street journal report said one third of teenage girls on instagram have increased body image issues from using the app. facebook says the wall street journal is misinterpreting that data. its global head of safety expected to answer questions about the report this thursday on capitol hill. jobina: the electric car market is picking up speed as more people consider switching. the latest edition of national geographic said the green revolution is here. the number of electric vehicles bought in north america has risen 50% in the last 18 months get automakers are designing electric cars and here in california, there are more than 33,000 public chargers, enough to make going electric assessable. >> fuel costs, maintenance costs in any general vehicle has

finally gotten to the point people are looking for a better way. >> it is just not a question anymore. the question now is pace and whether it is going fast enough for us to accomplish whatever climate goals we want. jobina: you can find more about the green feature of driving in the october issue of national geographic magazine. disney is the parent company of national geographic and abc 7. reggie: students and teachers at one north carolina school could barely contain their excitement after spotting a mama cub and -- a mama bear and her cubs playing on the playground. the t2 captured the video said they have seen bears on campus before or they have taught the students to go inside and stay where they are while the bears have their time. and by the way, they were on that playground for a half an hour before they got bored and took off. mike: that

barbara showed me this because we have family in the area here they were beside themselves. it is amazing the color of their if you get a chance to go. here is a look at the san joaquin valley and foothills and into the higher elevations. we have air quality issues through 11:00. we have red flag warning's until 5:00 tomorrow for tahoe and reno. high fire danger there. you can see the rain moving into eureka. it falls apart as it has our way. temperatures in the 70's in socal. jobina: new at 6:00, google fights back at the european union, arguing it is being unfairly targeted. reggie: more video coming from the island of crete. a 6.0 magnitude earthquake hitting has now turned deadly. jobina: if you have been walking

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rattling the greek island of crete. >> the howard terminal vote hitting high-stakes. there is a chance for you to take your voice straight to the city. >> good morning on on on on on september 27. we will start with meteorologist mike nicco. >> good morning. this is a marine layer. this is not your ordinary marine layer. it has been hydrating. 32 through the altamont pass. it has that drizzle and it is already measurable in san francisco. so get ready to use the windshield wipers and slow down because we have slippery conditions that will spread