adding tolls to your commute. now at five. the proposal that could cost you and how you can weigh in starting today. >> happening today, a law limiting gun access in domestic violence cases will be debated in the supreme court. the first case involving guns to reach the justices since last year's landmark decision on expanding gun rights. >> it's already been one month since the hamas attack in israel sparked the war that's now playing out in gaza. we're going to hear from israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as his forces push forward in a

ground attack. san francisco pulling out all the stops ahead of apec. >> the ferris wheel. ooh going up along the city's waterfront and closing a lane in each direction on the bay bridge. >> watch out. it's about to get ugly. >> it is. welcome to monday, november 7th. >> yes. we're going to start with a check of our forecast with drew. >> okay. >> so we are dry this morning. no rain to talk about, but now we have dense fog to deal with. live doppler seven, quite a different picture compared to yesterday. we are totally dry, but we'll flip it on over into visibility mode. and what we'll find is that we have dense fog in areas live doppler seven and visibility mode showing you in the north bay and along the coast. you can see we have thick fog right now. petaluma zero miles, a quarter of a mile. novato and napa in half moon bay, we're down to a quarter of a mile as well. it is a lot colder out there this morning compared to yesterday or about 10 to 20 degrees colder to start your day. 49in santa rosa, 48in palo alto, 54. that current temperature in oakland. so future weather, we have that

dense fog through about 9 a.m. it'll burn off for sunshine and temperatures again very much like yesterday were maxing out in the mid 60s so we'll have morning fog to sunshine 66 in oakland, 65 in the city 68. in san jose up to 66. in napa. let's get a check of traffic with jobina. good morning. >> good morning, drew. thank you. hi, everyone. so we are starting back here at the richmond, san rafael bridge where we are in week five of this sigalert where we have three westbound lanes closed. and you want to make sure that you do not bring any wide load vehicles onto this roadway because that is not allowed. right now. and again, the chp, no updates as to when that will all reopen. and emeryville showing you a live picture now of 8-80 headlights in the westbound direction right now beginning to pick up. it's a very different commute this morning because we are not dealing with that wet pavement. tracy, to dublin should be around 39 minutes for that ride. >> thanks for being in the south bay. san jose police are investigating a deadly crash that killed a pedestrian mian. it happened just after 930 at the intersection of chesbro avenue and blossom hill road. a

car hit the woman she was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries and later died. police say the driver did stay on the scene and is cooperating with this investigation. this is the 45th traffic death this year in san jose in the east bay. >> oakland police are investigating after a driver crash into two parked cars and then went into a home overnight. oh this is a mess. video shows the car flipped upside down on worth street. one homeowner says she and her husband were watching tv in their living room when they heard a loud explosion outside. >> we felt something just came down really hard and i knew right. i knew right away it was our car because our car was so loud. the alarm came off and it just went on and on and on. we were looking for our car keys. we were afraid to come out. and then we saw so many people outside trying to get somebody out of this car. >> the homeowner says their house has been yellow tagged. they will still be able to stay

there, but utilities have been shut off. one person was seen in the back of an ambulance. we don't know their condition. and the cause of the crash is still under investigation. >> an if you think bridge toll prices are already too high across the bay area, listen to this. there's a plan being considered right now that would bring tolls to most bay area freeways. you do still have a chance to weigh in on this proposal though. abc7 news reporter laura martinez is looking ahead to today's next steps on what could be a big change for how we all get around driving on the freeway could cost you more than it already does. >> the metropolitan transportation commission started a two year study in 2022. it includes three proposals for charging drivers, one of which would add tolls to all lanes of many. bay area freeways. on tuesday and wednesday. the mtc is asking for public input on pricing freeway travel. >> no, i don't think so, no. >> an mtc spokesperson wants to

emphasize this is a planning exercise, not a policy proposal. all they say since the state has serious low emission targets, californians should be serious about driving less every day. >> i spent at least two hours and 20 minutes to go to work. you know, come, go to work and come back home. >> con nguyen purchased an electric vehicle, specifically for his commute from san jose to foster city. he said if the freeway tolls plan does come to fruition, hopefully drivers with evs can get a discount. >> hopefully they will be more lean in, you know, on the freeway. it'll be great for us and, you know, less, less travel, the less better, mtc says freeway congestion is jumping back to pre-covid levels. >> they're freeway pricing study aims to reduce travel times, encourage transit use and generate money for road safety improvements in 2022. mtc spokesperson john goodwin said the study will address how new fees would impact low income drivers.

>> how do you make sure that the burdens are not borne disproportionately by low income people? mtc will be holding two workshops virtually. >> bay area residents can weigh in on the trade offs between driving and taking transit. >> we're already paying so much to live here, mtc says. >> any changes wouldn't happen before 2035. in the south bay, lauren martinez, abc seven news >> today marks one month since the war between israel and hamas began and this morning we're hearing from him. we're hearing from prime minister benjamin netanyahu as he talked to abc news. >> president biden has said that it would be a mistake for israel to occupy gaza. who should govern gaza when this is over? >> those who don't want to continue the way of hamas, it certainly is not. i think israel will for an indefinite period, will have the overall security responsibility because we've seen what happens when we don't

have it. >> netanyahu also described under which conditions there would be a cease fire. >> well, there will be no cease fire. general cease fire in gaza without the release of our hostages. as far as tactical, little pauses and our here and our there, we've had them before. i suppose we'll check the circumstances in order to enable goods, humanitarian goods to come in or our hostages, individual hostages to leave. >> in the past month, at least thousand hundred people in israel have been killed in the fighting in gaza. the hamas run health ministry says at least 10,000 palestinians have died. >> should people accused of domestic violence be barred from owning a gun? that is the question going before the supreme court today and jobina this decision in could have consequences across the country. >> yes, kumasi. good morning. if the supreme court overturns the federal law that bans americans with domestic abuse, restraining orders from owning a gun, similar laws in most states

would also be invalidated. every year, judges issue thousands of those restraining orders, limiting contact between an aggressor and victim, and also blocking roughly 77,000 gun purchases through the federal background check system. but the supreme court has a decision to make after a lower court ruled the law violates the second amendment. this statute actually ends up disarming a bunch of law abiding or otherwise good people, judges often issue mutual restraining orders, which disarms both the victim and the abuser at the same time. >> we know that it's not just intimate partners murdering their their partners. >> we know that they're doing it with firearms and that these laws are preventing them from doing that. >> hundreds of gun safety and domestic violence prevention advocates are expected to rally at the supreme court today. gun rights advocates say they will be there, too, as oral arguments begin. reggie jobina, thank you. >> yesterday, california attorney general rob bonta released a report that found

death is 12 times more likely to occur in a domestic violence case if a gun is involved. bonta says people with a history of violence should not have firearms. >> violence is not an accident. it's also not inevit able. it's not something that is unpreventable. it can be prevented. >> bonta says the law barring people with domestic violence restraining orders from gun possession works since it was enacted in 1994. california saw a 61% drop in domestic violence deaths involving firearms. san francisco is gearing up for the asia pacific economic cooperation, or apec summit. it will be one of the city's biggest tests on the global stage in decades, and the security plans may test your patience. why do spread? traffic delays are expected in and out of san francisco and anywhere near moscone center all next week. so here's a sample. so you know what to prepare for. one lane will be closed in each direction on the bay bridge. and

that's for the whole conference. the fourth and fifth street off ramps will be closed until the end of the summit on the seventh. keith, you can always check this info on our website. abc seven news.com and all. there are 21 member economies participating at apec. they represent about half of all world trade in 2021. president biden and vice president kamala harris some in the us cabinet and ambassadors are all set to attend. there will also be other world leaders and we are especially highlighting chinese president xi jinping. he'll meet directly with president biden during the summit, just in time for apec. >> the giant ferris wheel from golden gate park will reopen at fisherman's wharf just one day before the official start of the conference. the parts weighing nearly half 1 million pounds were moved over the weekend. so let's take a live look right now over pier 39. our camera here, you can see the ferris wheel. it looks like it's half way up right now. city crews said it's going to be up and ready for residents and for visitors in town for apec to enjoy. the

plan. is for the wheel to stay there until 2025. that's pretty cool. wow >> i didn't realize going to be there that long. all right. 510 this morning. let's go to live doppler seven along with satellite. what we are seeing is that we have this trough that is set up across the west coast. it was responsible for the showers yesterday. you do see some action off the coast. this is going to stay away from us. it'll sink south. and what it will do today bring cooler temperatures this afternoon and it is bringing us a cooler morning as well. had some snow showers above about 7000ft over the past 24 hours around tahoe. those are dwindled as we speak this morning. look at the 24 hour temperature change. it is a lot colder compared to this time yesterday by about 10 to 18 degrees, depending on where you are this morning. the coldest areas right now, certainly the north bay where santa rosa is, 18 degrees cooler compared to this time yesterday morning outside from sutro tower, just a little bit of fog. but again, we do have dense fog across much of the north bay valleys and along

the coast or visibility is down to about zero miles in spots. so we'll have that fog through about 9 a.m. your sun's up here at 641 this morning. it's a mostly sunny day. feels like november. temperatures in the low and mid 60s by about 4:00 pm this afternoon. looking at the three day forecast, a little bit warmer tomorrow. but tomorrow mornings, an even colder start. but we will have sunshine on your wednesday thursday. those a day of transition. we start out with sunshine increase some cloud cover ahead of a shot of rain coming our way on friday. we'll show you that on the seven day forecast. reggie in about nine minutes. >> drew, thank you. coming up, the stunning downfall of a company that was once the most valuable startup in the us. it's now succumbed to bankruptcy. plus. unbelievable. >> a dangerous and destructive robbery caught on camera. we are hearing from the oakland business owner after this happened. thieves used heavy duty construction equipment to

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moment concert from a group of musicians as. didn't they? >> oh boy. they got all of it. this is a concert, impromptu concert from members of the society of musicians of ireland. >> a person there says the group was leaving on a flight from germany to ireland and then the plane reportedly got delayed because of security issues. so they said, you know what we're going to do? we're going to give you a concert. >> i wish you wouldn't, friend. >> i really would like you to be quiet. >> i would like to sit there and i would like to just be quiet. >> no need to escort you off the plane. no, this is the joy you need. you are just sitting there bored. what do you want to sleep? yes. oh >> oh, i can't sleep on planes. i want to do anything. >> but listen to this. >> oh, no, no, no. y'all would really welcome this. yeah, well, i got about it. >> i'm bored on the plane. it's about it. >> it's a little festive. you

have a phone. >> you have a book. >> i'm figuring, though, if you're going to ireland. yeah, you're in the spirit. >> jobina got on green. she's ready. you know. >> now, if we were saying going to like cancun and then all of a sudden, like irish music starts playing, i'd be like, no, this is the mood i want. >> i'm here for it. yeah, that was fun. >> it's like it's right in your ear. >> like i mean, i feel. i feel you. i do. >> listen, entertain me anyway. just, like, make me forget. >> like they play for three hours. they probably play three songs. i don't know. >> i don't know that. >> that's three songs. too many frenzy. good morning. let's go outside. here's a live doppler seven. it is a lot quieter this morning. we don't have any rain today. we are dry, but now we have the issue of dense fog. we'll switch live. doppler seven over into visibility mode and it's the north bay and the coast that is experiencing the lowest visibility. when it gets down to zero like we have in petaluma right now, that's as bad as it gets. that is thick fog. so certainly maybe add a couple of

minutes to your commute this morning in the north bay. we're down to a quarter of a mile in napa. novato, santa rosa, half of a mile and half moon bay away from those areas we are dealing with mainly clear skies. it's a chilly start right now. temperatures mainly in the 40s and low 50s. we'll bounce back into the 60s. this is about above or slightly below average for this time of the year. i should say. 65 in the city, 66 in oakland, 68. in san jose, 68. in santa rosa, about 67. in concord with sunshine this afternoon. now tonight we'll have clear skies. it does get even cooler. we'll find spots dipping into the 30s overnight tonight as we head into our wednesday. a lot of 40s on the board to begin tomorrow morning. now future weather. it's looking lovely. tomorrow. we have a lot of sunshine. we'll have increasing clouds on thursday. and then we're watching this cold front that approaches by early friday morning. and this will give us a shot of some early morning showers by friday. here's the accuweather seven day forecast for the next seven days for you. morning fog to sun it's milder. tomorrow we have sunday clouds on thursday there's that chance of a shower on friday but look at the weekend it's looking nice sunny and mild with

temperatures in the 60 and 70s. jobina. beautiful >> drew, thank you. hi, everybody. so we are going to begin here with a live picture from the san mateo bridge. everything is moving at the limit in both directions. we don't have any blocking issues right now. we do have some roadwork that's causing some minor slowdowns around oakland, which we'll show you on the map in just a moment. this is walnut creek bringing you a picture of 680, those tail lights traveling in the southbound direction. if you rely on a couple of our major bay area bridges, i have those dry times for you. golden gate bridge, six minutes. bay bridge seven as you travel westbound san mateo, 11 minutes. and the overall view here, you can see that minor red popping up in oakland. everything else is good. kumasi thanks, jobina. >> coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> can i be the answer to some of san francisco's biggest problems? a group of engineers believes it could be. and they have the ideas to prove it. distracted by this orange sky. >> i know you're like, no

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the public will help them find the people who smashed into an oakland business with a backhoe and tried to steal an atm. they ended up getting away with nothing, but they left behind about $70,000 in damage. number three, the supreme court will hear arguments today in a gun rights case. >> they'll have to decide if some people accused of domestic violence should be barred from owning a gun. number four, secretary of state antony blinken is in japan this morning for a meeting of g7 foreign ministers. >> the israel hamas war is expected to dominate that two day meeting. >> and number five, we have dense fog this morning, mainly in the north bay and along the coast. it will linger through about 8 to 9 a.m. this morning. and then it's sunshine this afternoon, feeling like november with temperatures in the 60s. >> number six. so we mentioned that roadwork that's underway right now in oakland causing some slowdowns in the area. so here it is on the map, nine miles per hour in the area between westbound 580 and then eastbound 24 and eastbound 980.

that'll all be underway until about 6 a.m. >> number seven, the bay area will be hosting the 2025 nba all star weekend. nba officials and san francisco mayor london breed made that announcement yesterday. the all star game will be played at chase center and other events will be held at the oakland arena. >> it's official co-working company weewerk has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. the company saw a rapid boom after its founding in 2010. at one point, it was valued at 47 billion. it has struggled more recently, ever since the home from the work from home era took hold, the ap reports. we work now has around 777 locations in 39 countries. in september, the company announced plans to renegotiate most of its leases. >> the company behind chatgpt is joining major corporations like google or microsoft, offering to pay legal fees for some users who may face copyright infringement claims. the ceos of san francisco based openai made that announcement yesterday

during the company's first ever dev day conference. ceo sam altman says copyright shield will be available to its business tier customers, not to regular people, though the new offering comes at a time when openai is facing several lawsuits claiming it used copyrighted material to train its ai models. the company denies that. >> speaking of ai, elon musk is taking on chatgpt the social media platform has rolled out an artificial intelligence chat bot. it's called grok. musk says it loves sarcasm and will answer, quote, spicy questions rejected by other ai platforms. grok is only available to premium plus subscribers or through the x.ai website. over the weekend, hundreds of engineers in san francisco gathered to tackle problems like crime and homelessness using ai. abc7 news reporter luz pena has that could i save san francisco? >> hundreds of engineers are hoping for that. >> we started working on this

back in august. we decided to reach out to a number of organizations and public sector to find problems that to find challenges that we can build tech solutions for. >> that's when accelerator sf was born, a project to identify problems in san francisco and build ai solutions. over the weekend, more than 100 engineers and people with specific areas of expertise got together for a hackathon to help san francisco. we really want to make sure that, like this one, has an impact on us. during the two day hackathon, 22 projects were developed with three winners that could reshape how the city works. >> first place was 301 plus, which is an incredible tool where you can just take a photo of if your car had a break in. it takes metadata from the photo to say where and when automatically fills out the form for you. >> a key tool considering that there have been more than 17,000 car break-in incidents this year so far in san francisco and many go unreported. second place allowed homeowners and developers to enter an address

to check for the expansion potential or adu eligibility. third place, an ai tool to make reporting property crimes easier and more accessible. city attorney david chu was one of the judges at the hackathon. >> you had a bunch of folks who literally thought overnight of what to do and by sunday afternoon had demos that were almost ready for prime time. >> supervisor matt dorsey spoke to the group about the importance of data to accomplish real change. >> i really wanted to emphasize anything that i can do to make sure that people are connected to their government. >> the winners received a cash prize, but also connection to make these ideas a reality. >> my thought is that we should pilot some of the things that we saw that were working. hopefully on the city side, people will agree and the more we're able to innovate in different corners of city government, i think that can help. >> in san francisco. luz pena abc7 news.

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before police opened fire. good morning, everybody. it is tuesday the seventh. it sure is. >> all day long. all day long. check the weather now from drew. good morning. >> let's show you outside. here's a live look from our exploratorium camera where we do have great visibility from this vantage point. but it's quite a different story across the north bay and the coast. we have great air quality today and through the rest of the week. look at the visibility, though, down to zero miles in petaluma. half a mile in half moon bay, a quarter of a mile in novato. so we're going to have this fog lingering through about 9 a.m. this morning. it'll lift for bright skies this afternoon and very november like temperatures. we're also starting out a lot cooler this morning compared to yesterday and some spots were 20 degrees cooler with a 24 hour temperature change, 40 in the north bay, we're down to 43 in napa, 48 and half moon bay, 58 right now in the city. so future weather, that fog lingers through 9 a.m. we'll get that sunshine out there. temperatures warming mainly in the mid to upper 60s morning, fog to sun.

that's the call for your tuesday. temperatures just slightly below average for this time of year. that's the forecast. let's check in with jobina to your traffic. doing >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so we are going to zoom back into oakland. it is in the process of clearing that roadway construction that was slowing you down a little earlier. the work is on westbound 580 between eastbound 24 and eastbound 980. and that is underway until 6 a.m. so you can see it's improving and probably be clear in the next few minutes or so in san jose, looking live at 101. no problems there or in oakland at our 8-80 at the coliseum camera. those headlights are traveling in the southbound direction. the only thing that's beginning to pick up at the moment is the drive time for our super commuters. tracy to dublin 45 minutes kumasi. thank you, joe. >> thanks, jobina. breaking news in the east bay, there was a really heavy police presence right now in oakland near city hall on san pablo avenue near 16th street. this is video here into our newsroom. we're seeing several cars there, including one that you can see there with the doors open in. and it's behind that crime tape. abc7 news reporter lena howland is on the way to this scene and she'll

give us a live report as soon as she gets there. >> oakland police are asking for your help after an outrage. s attempted robbery at a convenience store. and we have the video that shows vandals breaking into the store using a backhoe trying to claw the atm out of the building. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom with more about the vandals unsuccessful attempt. >> a good morning, reggie. the owner of the store says this caused at least $70,000 worth of damage and the vandals still have not been caught. check out this surveillance video. so. shows a backhoe crashing through the bulletproof glass of an atm store on west grand avenue in west oakland on monday morning. the backhoe is used to eventually tear apart the atm machine out for surveillance. video shows a mass individuals first breaking into the store with a backhoe and then backing a white pickup truck to the entrance. soon they can be seen

pulling out a chain, which they then tried to connect to the damaged atm. but it appears a chain was not long enough to connect to the atm. so when they heard sirens, at least one jumped into the back of the pickup truck and then drove off without taking anything. ali abdullah, the owner of the store, talked to our j.r. stone. he chose not to show his face because of safety concerns, was born and raised in oakland. >> i'm 51 years old. i've never seen nothing like this. i think the only way you can run a business in oakland is you maybe have to. as soon as you close, you sleep in your store and stay locked and loaded with an ak 47 and just be ready because the police is not coming on time. and i'm not blaming the police. it's just not enough of them out there. >> abdullah says a clerk who was working is doing okay. when officers arrived, they could see the heavily damaged store and the backhoe was still there. but there were no signs of the vandals. abdullah says he is frustrated by the thousands of dollars worth of damage to his

store and also upset over what has happened to other businesses in oakland. he wants to know where his tax dollars are going when it comes to public safety. and of course, if you recognize guys, those vandals, you should contact police. kumasi >> thank you, gloria. more information this morning on a story that we first told you about yesterday here on abc7 morning's police in berkeley are investigating a shooting involving at least one of its officers. it happened yesterday morning at seventh and grayson streets. not too far from berkeley bowl west. an officer shot a car burglary suspect who was later taken to highland hospital. and that person later died. it's not known how many officers shot the person. now, this is the second shooting by a police officer in berkeley since september. >> i worry about theft and i worry about. anything happening >> well, no officers were injured. it's not clear if the suspect who died was armed at

the time of the shooting. >> new developments in the debate over public safety in san francisco. mayor london breed along with some city supervisor leaders, have pulled their support for a plan that would increase police staffing. in a letter, mayor breed says that she's alarmed by an amendment added earlier this month that would require a tax increase to pay for additional officers. breed says basic services like police staffing should be within the city's budget supervisors. joel engardio and rafael mandelman, along with the original writer of this legislation, supervisor matt dorsey, have all pulled their support for this bill. the measure with the amendment was approved by the rules committee yesterday. it now goes to the full board. new information in a disturbing crime in the north bay. investigators in sonoma county say they have found the head of a woman after her body was discovered decapitated last week. the victim's victim identified as 64 year old santa rosa resident elvia lopez arroyo

, the grandmother of the suspect at her head, was found in the santa rosa creek near a park walkway and brought to the coroner for examination. 23 year old luis gustavo arroyo lopez has been charged with murder and police recovered several weapons from his home. we now have breaking news in the east bay. it's happening in oakland near city hall. there's a heavy police presence on san pablo avenue near 16th street. abc7 news reporter lena howland is there. lena, what do we know so far? >> reggie right now we don't have very many very many details about what happened, but i can tell you here at san pablo and 16th street, we are seeing a very large police presence. as you can see right here behind me, we're seeing multiple oakland police cars and we are also seeing another car with all of its doors open just behind me here. let's go now to some video that was taken earlier this morning where we can see one of one of the cars with its doors

open behind the crime scene tape. we don't have any information about what happened here. and we are working to get more information from oakland police right now about what happened. but again, we can tell you multiple blocks are shut down in this area surrounding san pablo and 16th just behind oakland city hall. we're working to get you more information from oakland police as soon as we get that information, we will bring that to you. but for now, reporting live in oakland, lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you, lena. five republican presidential candidates will be taking part in the third primary debate tomorrow. it's in miami. those candidates are chris christie, ron desantis, nikki haley, vivek ramaswamy and tim scott. now, to qualify, the republican national committee said participants have to have secured 4% of the vote in multiple polls and 70,000 unique donors. they're also required to sign a pledge to support the party's eventual 2024 nominee. the former

president, donald trump's daughter, ivanka, will testify tomorrow and her father's fraud trial. >> trump took the stand and attacked the judge and the attorney general of new york. jobina has more on that testimony. and the judge's response. >> reggie, former president trump's five hours of testimony was full of emotions. many of his insults and aggravation were directed at judge arthur and goran. trump said the judge, quote, always rules against me. this is a very unfair trial, end quote. the judge threatened to throw trump out of court and yelled at his attorneys to control their client. judge goran has already determined trump defrauded banks by overvaluing his assets and inflating his net worth to get better rates on bank loans and insurance. trump also claimed that when factoring in the trump brand, his net worth is more than what's on paper now, because it's a scam. >> and this is a case that should have never been brought. and it's a case that now should be dismissed, he rambled.

>> he hurled insults, but we expected that at the end of the day, the documentary evidence demonstrated that, in fact, he falsely inflated his assets to basically enrich himself and his family. >> there is no jury in this case. the judge will decide whether to ban trump from doing business in new york and whether to be fined hundreds of millions of dollars as well. kumasi >> thank you, jobina. selecting a jury to try the man accused of breaking into the pelosi san francisco home one year ago. still ahead, the obstacles in court to find jurors who can remain impartial. all to the lawmaker and her family. >> a major business boost on its way to the bay area. the nba all star game is coming to chase center and it means big money for san francisco and beyond. and but first, here's drew. >> hey, good morning. live doppler seven. it's 540 this morning and you can see we have this trough along northern california that will bring about a cooler afternoon today. see

some showers off of our coast. they will stay away from us. they're going to fizzle as they head south. and the snow showers we had above about 7000ft in the sierra over night. they are coming to an end as well. but if you are traveling today, it's pretty nice across the state. it is below average in most cities. we do have a couple of snow showers still in the forecast around tahoe, 41 for a high there, 70 in southern california. we'll see a fair amount of sunshine in l.a. 68. the high in san diego. back here at home, it is a lot cooler this morning compared to yesterday morning. remember yesterday was humid. it was mild to begin our day. it's a lot drier and a lot cooler by 16 degrees in santa rosa. 11 degrees cooler in half moon bay where we do have dense fog along the coast. this morning. here's a live look from the tam cam. and here's how the day shapes up. we'll have that fog in the north bay and along the coast lingering through about 9 a.m. after that, the fog lifts. we have a lot of sunshine across the region. it feels like november, though, by 4 p.m, temperatures in the low and mid 60s for your daytime highs. looking at the three day

forecast, it is a chilly start tomorrow morning where our coldest areas begin in the 30s, but it's a warmer afternoon thursday, though we'll find increasing clouds ahead of a chance of some rain on friday. we'll show you that chance coming up in the seven is it possible to be more capable? and more practical? be able to perform here. and here. make a statement while barely making a sound. and command the road, as well as what lies ahead. how we get there matters.

in san francisco, but finds unbiased jurors is proving to be a challenge. several prospective jurors admitted they could not remain impartial given the media coverage or other preconceived notions they had about the case and the former speaker. >> so if somebody is critical of the pelosi as it shows a bias and they're perhaps not a good juror for this case, the reality is san francisco, though, has a wide variety of people that are for and against that family in general. >> the defense team for the

suspect, david depape, tried to move the trial to eureka, but the judge denied that request. depape has pleaded not guilty to federally attempted kidnap and assault charges. the trial starts thursday. paul pelosi is set to testify on monday. >> a los gatos mom faces new charges connected to accusations she organized drunken parties for her son and his friends, during which some teens were sexually assaulted. 49 year old shannon o'connor was arraigned yesterday on 20 felonies and 43 misdemeanors. they include child endangerment, sexual assault and providing alcohol to minors. the complaint says girls as young as 14 were sexually assaulted at the parties. the da's office sent the case to a grand jury to avoid preliminary hearings that they say would retraumatize the victim, raise their anxiety, understandably ramps up as they get prepared to testify and relive what the defendant did to them. o'connor could face more than 30 years in prison if

convicted and the bay area is hosting the 2025 nba all star weekend. >> the all star game is going to be played at chase center and the previous home of the warriors. the oakland arena, will have other events there. >> and our own steph curry hopefully is in this in this this game gets to play for the first time hopefully in front of his home fans and so that would be one of my great wishes for it and i would just say to our fans here in the bay area for the all star festivities in 2025, this will be the epicenter of basketball around the world. >> i know our fans from everywhere love coming to this market. they love being part of the excitement here. all the great things that this market has to offer. >> all right. all right. the nba all star weekend is february 14th to the 16th. >> in 2025, the bay area is going to feel like the center of the sports world in the next couple of years, along with the all star game that we just talked about. the new golden state wnba team arrives in 2025 with games at chase center, then

the nfl super bowl 60 and fifa world cup games will be held at levi's stadium in 2026. so how much is this going to actually boost our economy? the san francisco chamber of commerce says the nba choosing the bay area for the all star events is another example of our region's ability to host major sporting events. largely because of the number of hotel rooms we have, largely because of the arenas and sports centers and convention space that we have. warriors fans say they're not surprised the nba chose to host the all star weekend here. nba all star. >> i've been inside the chase center before and it's like it's very spectacular. >> just like the seating areas, the venues, like all the what you call it, the eating spots and stuff like that. >> it's the contact lenses. >> we need to go back. >> i have i have many questions, sammy. >> my throat hurt right now. >> you you. >> was that a phlegm situation?

what was going on there? >> it was. >> i mean, it is one of a kind, though, so. hey there we go. >> there's like a trill. yes. in the throat. me do it, sammy. >> um, anyway, we're looking forward to it. >> i missed the context, though. were they warriors contacts? >> no. so that's that's one of the one of many questions i have. it was a red contact and a blue contact, so i don't know what that has to do with anything. nba. okay america, maybe it's also giving matrix, you know. >> yeah. >> which which right are you going to. >> there's a lot to unpack the all star game here the things 2025 fighting you know that is huge. yeah yeah. that'll be so good. yeah. >> and that just leads to other events. like you said. >> yeah. >> world cup super bowl. it's gonna be fun the next couple of years. this morning, though, we are dealing with dry conditions. we don't have that rain like we had yesterday morning. live doppler seven give you the active sweep across the region

and we are dry. but now now we have another issue. it is fog. we've been ebbing and flowing when it comes to our visibility. now, half moon bay down to zero miles. that's as bad as it gets. that is thick fog this morning. the valleys of the north bay also seeing some low visibility anywhere from about a quarter to a half a mile. that's as low as it is right now in novato, napa, santa rosa and petaluma. this will linger here until about 9 a.m. this morning. then we'll start to see that sunshine burn it off and we'll have a nice afternoon on the way. temperatures mainly in the 60. so morning fog to sun. that's the call for your tuesday. we're dry today. 65 in the city, 66 in napa, the same in oakland, up to 68. in san jose, 67 in concord. fog right now in half moon bay. but we will get sunshine even along the coast this afternoon hitting about 60 for a daytime high there. now overnight tonight we'll have clear skies gets even colder tonight. 30s and our coldest spots lots of 40s on the board as we head into wednesday. but wednesday is a nice looking day. thursday's drive up by friday, we'll reintroduce a chance of some wet weather. the reason why future

weather. here comes our next cold front. it approaches us late thursday, but likely early friday morning. we'll have some light showers. it's a quick mover. by the weekend, we're back to sunshine and warmer temperatures. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. we're dealing with dense fog this morning. then we'll get some sunshine an it's warmer tomorrow we'll find increasing clouds thursday ahead of that chance of showers friday morning. but behind that front it sets the stage for a very nice weekend. expect a lot of sunshine and mild temperatures in the 70s away from the coast. jobina. thank you, drew. >> good morning, everybody. so we have a crash that we're following right now in oakland causing a slowdown. it's going to be on a westbound 24 before 580. you can see the speeds have dropped to around 16mph there. we have at least one lane blocked in the area at the moment and it is beginning to back up to 13 at the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 535. so not too long ago and it's starting to slow, but not too bad of a backup yet. nice and clear at the golden gate bridge. different story from yesterday where we had slick pavement and a fog advisory. that's all clear

today. and then we will end with the look at highway four because antioch to concord is now beginning to slow. you're about 22 minutes for that ride. reggie aqui. >> daetz. jobina. thank you. new at six. the long time daytime tv host set to launch a new show and network. >> first, though, new details overnight about a woman from california who went missing during a

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in this morning's gma first look yoga retreat mystery. the fbi is now involved in the urgent search for a missing california woman. her family speaking to gma overnight, saying they want her back home now. >> please help us bring nancy home. >> they've now hired a private

search team to comb the area from the water to the sky. >> we searched 1,995% of the lake. that's with helicopters and drones, boat crews. >> searchers say the terrain coupled with a lack of information, has complicated search efforts and that witnesses have not been forthcoming. now, her family pleading for someone to come forward with information. >> there are people that witnessed what happened. and within the group that have not come forward and we'll have much more on this urgent investigation coming up at 7 a.m. with your gma. >> first look. i'm andrew dymburt, abc news, new york. >> a former boat captain has been found guilty of negligence in a 2019 boat fire that killed 34 people off the california coast. jerry boylan was the first to abandon ship and jump overboard when his scuba diving boat. the conception, caught fire near the channel islands. 33 passengers and a crew member died in that fire. several

victims were from across the bay area, everywhere from santa cruz to fremont. >> today's verdict will not bring those loved ones back. it will not heal the wounds. it will not undo undo the travesty that occurred as a result of this defendant's conduct. but it does bring some measure of vindication on both. >> island now faces ten years in federal prison. >> san francisco international airport is one of four airports across the country where the cdc is expanding its disease surveillance program. this program started during the pandemic to detect new covid variants. the agency will now test for more than 30 pathogens, including flu, rsv and other respiratory viruses. other airports include boston, logan dulles in d.c. and jfk in new york. >> many experts believe that a winter covid surge is inevitable , and that could be compounded with a lack of uptake in this year's covid booster. 40% of

adults say they don't plan on getting the booster. >> people have moved on. societies moved on and getting people's attention at this point, getting them focus on something that many of us are actively avoiding, thinking about is really hard. and the other thing i would say is the logistics of the rollout of the vaccine have been notably terrible. nationally. >> less than 4% of americans have gotten the jab. doctor rosenberg says making it easier for someone to get a shot is just as important as the motivation. he says even the simplest reminder to friends, family or colleagues can make a difference in someone getting the covid booster or i'm calling it booster, but i shouldn't be the new covid shot or putting it off entirely. >> now to an inspiring mom who just ran her first marathon to raise awareness about racial disparities in maternal health care. you know, for all the women struggling with infertility and all the black women who are afraid of dying in

childbirth like this is for them . >> tricia courtley sagi ran the new york city marathon to highlight black maternal health issues. >> according to the cdc, the maternal mortality rate for black women in 2021 was more than two and a half times the rate for white women. the agency says most maternal deaths for african american women are preventable. >> i want other black mothers to know you're not alone. that even me as a doctor, i have the same fear that you have. but we do have a voice and we can advocate for ourselves and we can help reduce this disparity. >> trish helps other mothers through her practice as a family dentist. in addition to educating soon to be mothers of color in her community. >> looking at the morning forecast, we are beginning with some areas of dense fog in the north bay and along the coast that lingers through about 8 or 9 a.m. and then it's much

brighter. but temperatures this morning we are chilly 40s and low 50 soquel's a lot colder this morning compared to yesterday morning. so we have that dense fog this morning giving way to mostly sunny skies and feeling like november this afternoon. the news at through your cancer diagnosis. never forget those who loved you so well and know that you have the responsibility to give back. love, dad.

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