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are closed. police are investigating a live report in just a few minutes. then toll roads across the bay area could be a reality. >> how you can voice your opinion on this controversial plan. >> and a company that was once the most valuable startup in the country now filing for bankruptcy, rework now forced to rework its business plans. >> oh, good morning. i wrote that. we said it. that's a word. play good morning on this tuesday, november 7th. >> i'm going to start a check of our forecast. drew, good morning. >> so we start out with dry conditions on your tuesday, but we do have issues with dense fog out there in the north bay and along the coast. visibility is down to less than a quarter of a mile in spots. it's also a lot colder this morning compared to yesterday morning. we're in the 40s and low 50s for the most part. and you will need that jacket first thing this morning. but we do have a nice afternoon on the way. this is our tam cam, a live look showing you mainly clear skies. that dense fog lingers until about 9 a.m. sunny this afternoon. it's feeling a lot like november with temperatures in the low and mid

60s. by the way, your sun getting up here at 641 this morning. that's weather. let's see how we're doing with traffic and jobina. good morning. >> good morning, drew. thank you. hi, everyone. so we are going to start with a major slowdown. we're seeing in oakland due to a crash. that'll be on westbound 24 right before 580. those speeds down to 14mph. the backup almost to highway 13. and we do have at least one lane blocked there. so we'll let you know when that clears. and there's a new crash in pleasanton and we'll show you in a few minutes. but right now, the richmond-san rafael bridge is beginning to fill in. we are in week five of this sigalert with three westbound lanes blocked and no wide load vehicles allowed until further notice at the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 535 and the backup is not too bad here. reggie and kumasi. >> thanks jobina. we are tracking breaking news in oakland this morning. there is a large police presence near city hall in the area of san pablo and 16th, which is close to frank ogawa plaza. that's where we find abc7 news reporter lena howland. lena, what's the latest out kind of kumasi. >> i'm at 16th and san pablo where we are still seeing a very heavy and active police

presence. if you take a look right behind me here, this is all happening right outside of the oakland police department's internal affairs office, which is just behind oakland city hall. they have multiple blocks shut down at the moment. let's go now to some video taken of the scene earlier this morning. it shows a car with its doors open behind the crime scene tape and at least a dozen patrol cars just in the past 20 minutes. i talked to a business owner nearby who saw the flashing lights on his security cameras shortly after finishing up for the night and came back to the scene to help. >> i was just finishing up for the night in the morning, got on my car, went home before i reached my house. i got a ping from citizens saying there was some kind of a shooting nearby. i looked at my security cameras and i saw the flashing lights. so i decided to make myself and the business available for the police for camera footage if they needed to pull camera footage and not the first time,

probably won't be the last time. but the officers did respond really quickly. i mean, a matter of, i think minutes. >> and i did just speak with an oakland police officer. he says that they that the police department is sending a spokesperson to the scene to give us an update on what's happening here, because at this point in time, we do not have any confirmed information about what has led to this massive police presence here. so as soon as we get that update, we will bring that to you. for now, reporting live in oakland, lena howland, abc seven news. >> lena, thank you. in the east bay, oakland police are investigating after a driver crashed into two parked cars and then into a home overnight. 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 about their condition. the cause of the crash is under investigation . down in the south bay, san jose police are investigating a deadly crash that killed a pedestrian. the crash happened just after 930 at the intersection of chesbro avenue and blossom hill road. a car hit a woman who was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries and she died later. police say the driver stayed on the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. an. this is the 45th traffic death of the year in san jose. today you can weigh in on a proposal that would bring tolls to most bay area freeways. >> the metropolitan transportation commission wants a future with fewer cars in the

roads, less traffic and improved travel times. but to make that happen, they're looking into possibly implementing all lane freeway tolling. the mtc says freeway congestion is jumping back to where it was before the pandemic. their freeway pricing study aims to reduce travel times, encourage people to use public transit and to generate money for road safety improvements. last year, 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 virtual workshops. bay area residents can weigh in on the trade offs between driving and taking transit. the first is happening on zoom today, starting at noon the second tomorrow night at 5:00. you can find the links on the mtc website. mtc says this is just a planning exercise. it's not any type of policy proposal. and no

changes would happen before 2035. >> san francisco's gearing up for a apec, the asia pacific economic cooperation summit. it'll be one of the city's biggest tests on the global stage in decades, and the security plans may test your patience. why to spread traffic delays are expected in and out of san francisco and really anywhere near the moscone center all next week. one of the big things you need to know about one lane will be closed in each direction on the bay bridge. also the fourth and fifth street off ramps will be closed until the end of the summit on the 17th. this info is on our website abc7 news.com and all. there are 21 member economies participating at apec. they represented about half of all world trade in 2021. president biden, vice president kamala harris, some in the us cabinet and ambassadors are all set to attend. there will also be world leaders there, such as chinese president xi jinping. he is expected to meet directly with president biden during the

summit. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is acknowledging to abc news anchor david muir he bears some responsibility for intelligence failures that resulted in that surprise attack by hamas militants last month. he's also looking ahead to what the gaza strip may look like when the fighting finally ends. >> president biden has said that it would be a mistake for israel to occupy gaza. who should govern gaza when this is over? >> for 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 rejected calls for a cease fire unless specific requirements are met. >> well, there will be no more 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. >> today marks one month since hamas attacked israeli communities, killing 1400 and kidnaping hundreds as a hamas run health ministry says at least 10,000 palestinian have died in the past month. >> still ahead, san francisco based openai says it's willing to help clients who may get in trouble for using their software. then the close encounter one person had with an elk as it charged them while they were fixing a truck. >> yikes. 608 this morning we are seeing dense fog along the coast and in the north bay. look at some of these numbers. petaluma down two zero miles. visibility half a mile in napa and this fog will linger through about 9 a.m. we're on our way, though, to a sunny afternoon. we'll discover the ozempic® tri-zone. ♪ ♪ i got the power of 3.

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there. by 18 degrees. cooler in napa compared to this time yesterday. so take the winter coat with you. we do expect a lot of sunshine again, that dense fog is with us in the north bay and along the coast through about 9 a.m. we will get sunshine this afternoon and it will be a day feeling a little bit below average when it comes to our temperatures, mid and upper 60s for your daytime highs. now tomorrow it's another cold start. it's a little bit warmer for wednesday, but by thursday we're going to increase that cloud cover ahead of a chance of rain coming on friday. we'll talk about that chance of rain in detail in about nine minutes. reggie, thanks, drew. >> coming up, a closely watched gun case goes before the supreme court today. how could impact second amendment rights? then another insurer is pulling out of california. the scramble those customers may need to make but i'm protected with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. rsv can be serious for those over 60,

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where the supreme court today jobina the decision in this case could have consequences all across the country. >> yes, reggie, 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 blocking just about 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 to as oral arguments begin. so we'll follow this closely. reggie thanks, jobina. >> more on this now. 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. and bonta says people with a history of violence should not have firearms as violence is not an accident. >> it's also not inevitable. 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. >> the company behind chatgpt is joining major corporations like google and microsoft, offering to pay legal fees for some users

who face copyright infringement claims. the ceo 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. 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 elon musk is taking on chatgpt, the social media platform has rolled out its own artificial intelligence chatbot at there, calling it 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. >> the american humane society announced the 13th annual humane dog awards in the winner of this year's award. got to visit everybody on the set of good morning america. okay, who won?

who won? who won? guess what? maverick oh, look at maverick. so maverick is a 150 pound. ooh european great dane. so maverick helps out with special mission requests with military charity, united service organizations. mavericks owner says his superpower is his ability to comfort people and ease their souls through therapy. work maverick is beautiful. maverick. truly a big dog. do you all like big night? >> that's a little too big for me. >> i'll take it. amazing if i had the space. if you need, like a house and a yard. i feel to do that dog justice. yeah, yeah. when i lived in denver, these people had a great dane and i was like, where do you. i'm in an apartment building and they were like, they don't need that much space. did you ask like, how do you know they definitely need space. it's a huge dog. they're like, it's fine. he just lays here in his little area and i'm like, what? how does that work? >> it doesn't. it doesn't? yeah.

>> did you see in the video that lara spencer was going like this on the couch? >> no. lara no, don't. did you really think that great dane, where was that? that boom, everybody knocked out? you all had to leave? yeah i don't know what she was doing. well, okay. >> nice and cuddly. >> she's excited. yes, she's excited this morning. >> it is dry. we don't have any rain. that system is out of here. it's leading to clear skies this morning, but dense fog in parts of the north bay and along the coast, you see visibility. we're about a quarter of a mile, if not zero miles in half moon bay. and this fog will linger through about 9 a.m. this morning. just be aware of that live doppler seven along with satellite. we have this trough along the west coast. you can see unsettled conditions through seattle, portland, we even had a little bit of light snow over the sierra the past 24 hours. those snow showers are winding down. but we'll take a live look. this is lake tahoe this morning and you can clearly see that fresh dusting of snow. we picked up a couple of inches above 7000ft. but now cooler air

is settling in. only 41 for a daytime high in south lake today. back here at home, we have that morning fog lingering through about 9 a.m, burning off for sunshine today. temps features pretty close to where we should be this time of the year in the mid and upper 60s for 4 p.m. highs later on today. tonight it's even colder than we are right now. 30s in our coldest spots. a lot of us will settle in the 40s under clear skies heading into wednesday. wednesday is beautiful. thursday is quiet. but friday we'll see some changes. we'll see our next cold front bring increasing clouds here by thursday afternoon and then by friday morning we'll likely track some light morning showers to finish out the week friday morning. here's the accuweather 70 forecast for the next seven days for you morning fog to sun today nice tomorrow then we'll track that chance of showers on friday. it's a quick moving front the weekend looks bright and mild. jobina >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. so we have two sig alerts that we're following right now. the first is going to be in oakland where we have a big backup stretching

now past highway 13. the crash itself is involving multiple vehicles on westbound 24 before 580, your speeds will be down to around 17mph there. and then moving over to sunol where we have our second sigalert involving crashes, i should say, because we still have that one in place at the richmond-san. rafael bridge, but this one in sunol will be southbound 684 andrade road. your speeds around seven miles per hour. there and then we will end with a live picture in emeryville showing you 80 where it is very crowded for people traveling westbound. reggie thanks, jimmy. >> and we're going to turn to ginger zee with a look at what's coming up on gma. >> good morning, ginger. >> hey there reggie kumasi nice to be with everybody. it's a tuesday here so we are following election day in america closely. we've got more on the big races to watch and what it could mean for next year's presidential election. also, a major drug bust in massachusetts. it included fentanyl shaped like valentine's day. candy, our exclusive look at how federal officials at the southern border are now trying to stop the flow of that drug and why some doctors are prescribing ozempic and things like that for

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>> i'm team. get this big dog. but get a saddle, too. a saddle. >> you never know it might be able to give you a ride if i ride into work. okay. ginger it's been decided if this dog, maverick, has any brothers or sisters, let me know. >> you know, shoot us an email. you got it. we'll see you at seven. we'll be right

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spots. look at the coast. half moon bay, zero miles. that's as bad as it gets when it comes to thick fog. we're down to a quarter of a mile across much of the north bay from santa rosa, napa to novato. and this fog will stick with us through about 9 a.m. this morning. it's also a lot colder this morning compared to yesterday. we're down well into the 40s and our coolest spots mid 50s around the bay shoreline. but a live look outside here. sutro tower. we will see bright sunshine throughout the afternoon. we'll have temperatures was pretty close to average by 4:00 pm. certainly feeling like november will be in the low and mid 60s by 4 p.m. we do have another chance of showers in th forecast. we'll show you that coming up in about nine minutes. but let's check in with jobina and see how we're doing with traffic this morning. any issues we have out there on the roads? good morning. >> good morning, drew. thank you. hi, everyone. so we have a number of sig alerts. so i'm going to move past the toll plaza. we'll come back to that and then get to these crashes. so the first alert is going to be in oakland on westbound 24 before five 8-80. do you have a huge backup now extending well

past highway 13. your speeds will be around 17mph. according to the chp. there are multiple vehicles involved in that crash. so that's a part of your commute. give yourself extra time. and also if you're moving through sunol, because now we have a big backup here on 680 that's extending almost all the way to 580. the crash itself will be on southbound 680 before andrade road and then we have a third crash right on the line between dublin and pleasanton. this is westbound 580 past san ramon road. so the east bay very messy in terms of the commute right now. we will end with the toll plaza here. metering lights came on at 535 kumasi. thanks jobina now we want to get back to that breaking news in the east bay. >> there is a heavy police presence near oakland city hall. it's on san pablo avenue near 16th street. abc seven news reporter lena howland joining us live from that scene. good morning, lena. >> good morning, kumasi. i am still at san pablo in 16 where we are still seeing a very heavy and active police presence here as the sun begins begins to rise on this scene. now we are still working to piece together some information about what led up to

this police presence. but we do know that this is all happening right outside of the oakland police department's internal affairs office, which is just behind oakland city hall. they have multiple blocks shut down in this area at this moment. let's go now to some video taken of the scene earlier this morning. it shows a car with its doors open behind the crime scene tape and at least a dozen patrol cars. just in the past hour, i talked to a business owner who saw the flashing lights on his security cameras shortly after finishing up for the night. and he rushed back to the scene to help. he says this area near city hall is not immune to crime. >> cars get broken into here, i'd say once, twice a week. and so none of that is good for oakland. but like i said, it could be worse. luckily everyone here is safe. >> now, i did just speak to somebody with the oakland police department who says that they are sending a spokesperson for the department here to the scene to give us an update on really

what's happening out here as soon as we get that, we will bring that to you. for now, reporting live in oakland, lena howland, abc seven news. thank you, lena. >> oakland police are asking for your help after an outrageous attempted robbery at a convenience store. and we're about to show you video of vandals breaking into the store using a backhoe. they're trying to claw the atm out of the building. abc7 news reporter gloria rodriguez joins us live in the newsroom with more about the vandals unsuccessful attempt. gloria? >> good morning, reggie. the owner of the store says it's caused at least $70,000 worth of damage and the vandals still have not been caught. check out the surveillance video. shows a backhoe crashing through the bulletproof glass of an ampm store on west grand avenue in west oakland on monday morning. the backhoe is used to eventually tear apart the atm machine outdoor surveillance video shows the masked

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 the chain was not long enough. so when they heard sirens, at least one jumped into the back of the pickup truck and then drove off without even 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. >> i 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 then is okay when officers arrived, they could see the heavily damaged store.

>> the backhoe is also still there, but there were no signs of the vandals. abdullah says he is frustrated by the thousands of dollars worth of damage to the store. and he's 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 also reminder, if you know anything about what happened, if you recognize the vandals, contact police. kumasi thank you, gloria. >> new developments in the debate over public safety in san francisco. mayor london breed along with some city supervisors, have pulled support for a plan to increase police staffing. in a letter, mayor breed says she's, quote, 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 and gabriel and raphael mendelman have pulled support from that proposal as well. it was originally introduced by supervisor matt dorsey. that measure with the amendments was

approved by the rules committee yesterday and now it 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 was identified as 64 year old santa rosa resident elvia lopez arroyo. the grandmother of the suspect. 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. >> more information this morning on a story we first told you about yesterday day here on abc7 mornings. 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 and officer shot a car burglary suspect who was then taken to the hospital highland hospital and that person later died. it's not known how many officers shot at

the individual, but this is the second shooting by a berkeley police officer since september. i worry about theft and i worry about anything happening officers were injured. it's not clear if the suspect who died was armed at the time of the shooting. the federal trial for the man charged with the attack on nancy pelosi's husband starts this week in san francisco. >> finding 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 have about the case and the former speaker. so if somebody is critical of the pelosi's, it shows a bias and they're perhaps not a good juror for this case. >> the reality is san francisco 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 federal attempted kidnaping and assault charges that trial starts thursday. paul pelosi expected is scheduled to testify, i should say, on monday. today the city of oakland plans to call on mlb owners to keep the a's in oakland. the city council is also likely to pass a resolution today urging team owners to agree that the a's should stay in oakland and build a new stadium at howard terminal. this all comes after a judge ruled nevada voters will not have a say in whether taxpayer money should be used to help the a's build a new ballpark in las vegas. the petition could still qualify for the ballot if an appeal is approved. it would ask voters if they want to repeal some of the $380 million in public funding for that stadium. >> five republican presidential candidates will be taking part in the third primary debate tomorrow in miami. those candidates are chris christie, ron desantis, nikki haley, vivek ramaswamy and tim scott. to qualify, the republican national

committee said participants must 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. >> a former president, donald trump's daughter, ivanka, will testify tomorrow in his fraud trial. trump took the stand and attacked the judge and the attorney general of new york. jobina has more on the testimony. and now the judges response. yes, reggie, former president trump's five hours of testimony was full of emotions. >> many of his insults and aggravation was directed at judge arthur engoron trump said the judge, quote, always rules against me. this is a very unfair trial and quote, the judge threatened to throw trump out of the courtroom and yelled at his attorneys to control their client, judge and goran has already determined trump to frauded 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 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, that 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 fined him hundreds of millions of dollars. reggie jobina, thank you. >> coming up, nba's all star weekend is coming to the bay. warriors superfan. some business owners already showing they're excitement. >> a live look right now at the big board. the new york stock exchange were down by about 60 points. right now. another update on the markets next. then no more rings. >> nasa scientists say saturn's iconic look may soon be a thing of the past. and stay with us on

the abc seven bay area streaming app at seven for abc, seven at seven. we're live every weekday from 7 to 8 a.m. you can download the app wherever you stream. >> 641 this morning. here's live doppler seven along with satellite. we have this trough that is set up across the west coast, creating a little bit of a cooler afternoon later on today. you notice some showers off the coast. that will stay away from us. we have a dry day ahead, but it is a lot cooler underneath this trough compared to 24 hours ago. remember yesterday, it was humid. it was mild. well, it's drier and a lot cooler this morning by 18 degrees, cooler in napa, 13 degrees cooler in half moon bay, where 11 degrees cooler in san jose. we have that dense fog right now in the valleys of the north bay and along the coast. that stays with us through about 9 a.m. after that, the fog will burn off. it will lift. we do expect a lot of sunshine on your tuesday. and temperatures feeling very november like we'll call that just slightly below average, mid and upper 60s for your daytime highs going to 66

in oakland with bright sunshine 65 in the city, 68 in san jose. the same in santa rosa. a bit warmer tomorrow with bright sunshine. but thursday we're going to increase that cloud cover ahead of a chance of some showers coming our way by friday morning. we'll take a closer look at that rain chance coming up in nine minutes. but we'll be t back

seattle among some of the us cities reportedly looking into possible right on red bans. washington, d.c. city council approved a right on red ban last year. that takes effect in 2025. the idea is that stopping right turns on red lights would help reduce the number of people who are hit and killed by cars. although san francisco's right

on red ban has not been passed, a similar initiative was implemented in the tenderloin in 2021. >> los gatos. my mom faces new charges connected to accusations she organized drunken parties for her son and his friends during which some teens were allegedly 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 would have retraumatized the victims. >> 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 hundreds of engineers in san francisco are tackling problems like crime and homelessness using artificial intelligence.

>> they took part in a two day hackathon. they were three winners, and they could reshape how the city works. third place was an ai tool to make reporting property crimes easier and more accessible. second place allowed homeowners and developers to enter an address to check for the expansion potential or adu eligibility. >> first place was 311 plus, which is an incredible ml 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. >> and that's a key tool considering there have been more than 1700 car break ins in the city this year. the winners got a cash prize and connections to make these dreams and ideas a reality. >> now for your morning money report. a returning unwanted items may no longer be free. many retailers say they are losing money when they pay for and process these items. so now they're going to charge you for it. according to the national

retail federation, stores spent more than $800 billion at last year for the packaging, freight and labor costs that go into returns. analysts say some stores may still allow free returns, but you have to sign up for their loyalty program. now we take a live look at what's happening at the new york stock exchange. you can see that we're down about 32 points. >> the bay area is hosting the 2025 nba. all star weekend. the all star game is going to be played at chase center and also at the previous home of the warriors oakland arena. and our own steph curry hopefully is in this in this this game he 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. nba all star weekend is

going to be february 14th through the 16th. >> in 2025, the bay area is going to feel like the center of the sports world in the next couple of years. so along with the all star game, the new golden state wnba team arrives in 2025 with games at chase center. then the nfl is bringing the super bowl here and fifa world cup games will also be held here at levi stadium. that's those are both happening in 2026. and of course, we're looking forward to what this is going to do for our economy. the san francisco chamber of commerce says the nba choosing the bay area for the all star event 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. and when it comes to the fans, especially this particular fan who is quite loud and has an unusual siren call, well, they're really excited. watch this. 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 all the watch them call it the eating spots and stuff like that. >> local leaders hope this shows the rest of the country and the world that san francisco is getting back on its feet after the pandemic. did you see the eyes this time? okay so there was a red one and a blue one, right? okay >> that that was happening? yeah stargazers. oh look at the sun behind me. this is beautiful. all right, stargazers. it just hit me. it's beautiful. all right, so you need to enjoy saturn's rings while you still can, because catching an unobstructed view will become nearly impossible over the next few years. according to the ifl site, the iconic rings are set to disappear from view. briefly, though in 2025. and here's why. it's the tilt of the planet as it's making its way around the sun once more. nasa says it

takes about 30 years for this gas giant to complete a full orbit around the sun. what >> yeah. >> so did i understand this correctly? after 2025, it'll be 30 years. so all star weekend. we'd better look up. and i'm trying to think. yeah is that what that? yes. it's just the tilt. >> it's just the tilt. at one point in its orbit. makes it hard to see the rings. okay but it's not going to take 30 years. >> i see. okay. it takes 30 years for to complete one orbit around the sun. >> but at that one point in its orbit, our vantage point to saturn just makes the rings not visible for a second. >> i love that you always have the answers to these questions. yes. >> that was written in a confusing way, like the rings were disappearing, right? >> no, no, no, no, no, no. we're fine. you're fine. you'll just be looking at it. >> imagine, like you turned a piece of paper like this, and you just wouldn't see it for a second because it's so thin. and then it continues. its orbit. and then i see. >> thank you. >> so welcome. you're not. it's

not like the rings are not completely going away. like saturn's personnel will stay intact. >> okay, good. because it'll be okay. >> not okay. okay. what's the sun, though? >> isn't this beautiful? >> it's beautiful. it's so nice out there. completely different than yesterday. yesterday? this time we were dealing with the showers coming through. it was wet this morning, though. your commute is a lot easier in some spots. i should say. part of the reason why in other areas, it's a bit of a hassle is because of fog. it has settled into the valleys of the north bay and along the coast. we've been tracking this all morning long and these numbers really have not budged. and so we're finding it back by about a quarter of a mile. visibility in santa rosa, napa, novato that is low, zero miles in half moon bay and again, this will stay with us through about 9 a.m. the next two hours, we'll finally get that fog to burn off. there's a trough across the west coast. you can clearly see we're still tracking some showers well to our north, but we are done with the wet weather from yesterday. today, it is a dry day and we'll keep that pattern dry, at least through thursday. highs today, morning fog to sun. that's the call mid and upper 60s for your daytime highs. certainly feeling like it is the middle of

november this afternoon. tonight it gets even colder. we have clear skies, light winds that is a recipe for 30s and 40s in most of our cities as we head into wednesday. now, wednesday is beautiful. thursday we'll find increasing clouds by friday. we will track this front that'll move on shore and likely friday morning. as it does, or it will try and bring us a few light scattered showers around the region on. so we'll track that for you to finish out the week. but it looks like it's a quick move or it's not going to linger all that long. friday and into the weekend. we're back to sunshine and mild temperatures. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. the next seven days true fog to sun today we're warmer tomorrow increasing clouds thursday ahead of that chance of showers friday morning but look at the weekend sunshine and mild weather both saturday and sunday. jobina >> thank you, drew. good morning, everybody. we have three sig alerts to talk about right now. the first is going to be in oakland. the backup has extended past 13 and into orinda due to a multi-car crash on westbound 24 before 580. those speeds still resting around 17mph. multiple cars and a

potential for injuries in this crash in sunol on southbound 680 before andrade road. your speeds down to nine miles per hour there. traffic backed up to 580. so messy situation underway in the east bay and then of course at the richmond san rafael bridge, we are in week five of this closure where we have three westbound lanes blocked. no wide load vehicles allowed and no idea from the chp when it will reopen kumasi. all right, thank you, jobina. >> a santa rosa man has been reunited with his beloved pet wolf dog. you remember we told you about shadow yesterday morning and we had a lot of questions about who owns shadow, what shadows life like? well, now we have some answers. so shadow escaped from arturo hernandez's yard over the weekend, and he was just out here. uh. he opened the latch on the gate with his mouth and took off shadows weekend outing has caused many concern calls to police, some drivers even captured video of him running on highway 12 near sebastopol,

about eight miles from his house . california fish and wildlife rangers helped out in this search. we've gotten some mountain lion calls and we had the bear call in petaluma. >> but never a wolf. yeah that's a big guy. thank you for the help. >> thank you for the agency, the police and animal services that helped me to get him back. thank you so much. now now, in sonoma county, it is legal to own a wolf hybrid dog like shadow. >> oh, okay. and it look, are there several that he has now that i see a person next to it, i see how big it is. >> it is big. >> now, when i say i want a big dog, i don't mean like shadow. >> oh, really? because you know, 30 minutes ago you were ready for a 150 pound dog. >> not a wolf dog, just a dog. okay. >> so i don't know. i don't know. shadow might have a lot of energy. shadow opened the gate and left. i can't take all this.

>> yeah. shadow has dexterity. not my calling. >> up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc7 bay area. connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. if you download that app now, you can start streaming us. >> and as we head to break, we're taking a live look outside at the sun. it is so beautiful this morning. 655. we'll be right back

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near city hall. this is a live look at what's going on there right now. you can see that vehicle. it's had its doors open. we see alameda county. the coroner is there at this point. we are waiting for an update about what's going on. as soon as we get that, we will bring it to you. >> number two, police are hoping the public will help them find the people who smash into an oakland business with a backhoe and try to steal an atm. they ended up getting away with

nothing but left about $70,000 in damage behind door number three, the supreme court will be hearing arguments today in a gun gun rights case. >> they'll have to decide if some people accused of domestic violence should be barred from owning a gun. >> number four, what do you think about making our freeways tollways as the public is invited to weigh in on this idea today, the mtc says charging drivers would help ease congestion and encourage more people to use public transit. >> and number five, we begin with dense fog. this morning. you could see in the north bay valleys and along the coast, you just saw petaluma drop to zero miles. the same in napa and half moon bay. that's as thick as it gets when it comes to fog elsewhere. we do have sunshine and we will see bright skies. that fog lifting around 9 a.m. it feels like november with temps in the 60s number six, one of our biggest backups is going to be in oakland, stretching all the way to orinda. >> now we have a crash in the caldecott tunnel. the sigalert westbound 24 before 580 just cleared. but you're still facing

residual delays and number seven, the london zoo is offering sleepovers for the holidays. >> so in december you can stay at a winter wonderland lodge and get an exclusive tour of the lion's den. they'll also make presents for the animals toast marshmallows. you get a behind the scenes look at the zoo's nocturnal residents. >> oh, so they have actual beds. >> have you all done this? >> no. no >> i did it at the atlanta zoo and girl scouts. it was very fun. yeah. >> when you're a kid, you can sleep anywhere. >> this is true. no. good morning america for our viewers in the west. critical elections under way, as americans across the country head to the polls. key races to watch. from governor to state legislature and abortion on the ballot in ohio, and what it could mean for t 2