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is a potential traffic headache for san francisco drivers. if you do have to drive, we have all the road closures and detours you need to know about then. >> thieves targeting atms in san francisco's mission district. police are still searching for the burglars this morning at and cookie controversy. >> fans say oreo is cheating them by cutting the amount of the cream inside of the cookie. well now times are tough. >> double stuf became single stuf. >> and do we really need all of that? don't want to go there. >> we sure do. >> but people like what they like. good morning, everybody. happy monday. hope you had a good weekend. it's november 13th. >> drew is here with the forecast. >> yeah, so we started the week dry uh- tomorrow, though, showers do return to the forecast this morning. a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. upper 40s to the mid 50s. as we go outside, here's a live look from sutro tower. you'll see them throughout the

morning testing the lasers down market street as apec gets underway here. that's what you just saw. we'll find a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day, probably brighter skies this afternoon, but it is a cooler day. temperatures only in the 60s, but showers are back tomorrow, though. so we bring back the storm impact scale. it's a level one light system. on tuesday with more widespread showers coming on wednesday, we'll take a closer look at some of these details in just a few minutes guys. >> thanks, drew. apec is here and we're feeling the increased security already. we are making sure that you are well prepared to navigate the city during the summit all week. there are four main areas around san francisco that will be impacted this week, especially around moscone center and nob hill. traffic is already impacted this morning along the embarcadero. abc7 news reporter lena howland is live this morning in the city with what you need to know before heading out the door. lena >> hey, reggie. good morning. tens of thousands of visitors are here in san francisco for the super bowl of world economies known as apec. and

just with that sheer volume of people, we are expecting some major traffic impacts around the city. moscone center, where apec is being held, is like a fortress in the city. all of the red you see on your screen, those are road closures. you're going to want to avoid this area . one lane along the embarcadero near the exploratorium has also already been shut down over the weekend. the green you're seeing on your screen is open to local traffic only, but no rideshares or food delivery will be able to get through something for every commuter to keep in mind starting tomorrow at 5 a.m, the bay bridge will be down one lane in both the eastbound and westbound directions. they will not reopen until 9:00 friday night, then starting on wednesday, some of the off ramps will close as well. that's fifth street and fourth street. through that same timeframe. as for muni, sfmta says the bulk of travel and transit impacts will be starting today and lasting all the way through sunday. all

of the red dots on your screen are impacts to muni around moscone center, a few too many to mention on air. so you're going to want to check their schedules online before heading out the door this morning. there is also altered muni metro service. so now folks commuting into san francisco are being encouraged to take public transit. bart will be running their typical schedule as usual, but they will have longer trains to make make some more room for more people live in san francisco lena howland, abc seven news. >> lena thank you. san francisco's iconic cable cars are also impacted by aipac, the california cable car line is temporarily suspended. the powell-hyde and powell mason lines are still there, but they are shortened. busses will offer service to the routes that are no longer running. riders are encouraged to hop on cable cars or the cable car museum, which is located at mason and washington streets. >> a live look now at fisherman's wharf from our pier 39 camera. and of course, we are

admiring the ferris wheel this morning as it's moved there now from golden gate park. now it was supposed to open on friday for people to ride, but but that's not happening. that has not happened yet. the team says they need more time to smooth out the parking lot. so they are planning to add a platform as well with steps and an accessible ramp so they can have everything up and running by tomorrow. so pending inspections today, though, visitors descending on the city for apec can enjoy events and exhibits in san francisco's chinatown, but some of them are already sold out. the chinese new year parade dragon is going to be on display this whole week. it's open for viewing from 6 to 9 p.m. daily through the 19th. the dragon is going to be at the intersection of sacramento and grant the taste of chinatown town's three hour food tour is already sold out from today until the 18th. but you can get a ticket for sunday the 19th, according to eventbrite. it starts at 11 a.m. and goes into 1 p.m. the laser lights are back tonight, making their return to market street.

>> the display first debuted during pride month in june. now they've been re installed and they're going to shine all the way to the top of twin peaks. this week. this time, organizers say they'll be twice as many lasers and the hours will be extended because it's getting darker. earlier, all organizers are calling this a gift to the people of apec from the city of san francisco. and if we take a live look now at our sutro camera, you can see that they are testing the lights. this morning. so throughout our newscast, we've been seeing all of the different colors of the rainbow, which has been pretty cool. so abc seven is your station when it comes to everything, apec 2023, our complete coverage is everything you need to know. you'll find it on the front page of our website, abc7, news.com or your abc7 news bay area app. >> congress has until friday to pass a last minute spending plan to avoid another federal government shutdown. a plan has to first pass the house, then the senate. but newly elected house speaker mike johnson hasn't set a date for a possible vote on a spending deal in the house. he announced a plan over

the weekend that is split into two parts. the first would extend funding until january 19th and would include money for military veterans affairs, transport, nation housing and the energy department. now, the second part would extend funding until february 2nd and include money for the rest of the government. but it does lack deep spending cuts that many right wing house members pushed for. >> we got 1.7 trillion deficit this year and where under any circumstances can they come to bring themselves to have an offset? >> neither bill includes additional aid for israel or ukraine. that's something many lawmakers want to see. the last time there was a government shutdown was december of 2018. that lasted 35 days. >> the republican field of presidential candidates is getting smaller again in south carolina. senator tim scott says he is dropping out of the race. two people close to the campaign say they were not given advance notice. scott was one of five gop hopefuls who participate in last week's debate in miami. he

says he will not endorse another republican in the primary. >> still to come, a big week for the future of the a's. a team set to put its fate in the hands of mlb owners. >> and a lion is able to escape from a circus and then runs loose on the street near homes. >> wow. 607 this morning, we're beginning the week with dry conditions, but rain returns to the forecast tomorrow. and then we see those showers area wide by wednesday. we'll take a look at the storm impact scale. we'll goour by hour, show you this rain's

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there to stay indoors for hours while crews were out trying to find a catch. kemba he was eventually geo located in a field, sedated, then returned to the circus. authorities have opened an investigation into how kemba got out of that enclosure. >> well, okay, then, let's talk about your day today. we have no concerns when it comes to the forecast. it's just a blend of sun and clouds out there. it is dry. you'll feel cooler weather move in this afternoon will mainly top out in the 60s compared to yesterday, where it was warmer in the 70s. and actually the low 80s in some spots. but rain returns to the forecast on tuesday. so we do bring in the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale, a level one light storm on tuesday and with this initial band of rain, it mainly impacts the north bay and the biggest impact will be slick roadways. let's plan your tuesday as we get into the early morning hours. this is 2 a.m. we have light scattered showers across the region. that's about the best chance for most of us to see any wet weather then into the morning, 730, that rain really focuses his attention in

the north bay and it stays there for the remainder of the day. but by wednesday day, this rain becomes area wide and it will impact your wednesday evening commute. we'll talk about that timeline, reggie, coming up in about eight minutes. >> drew, thank you. coming up, how man's best friend is trying to help those on maui cope with their lives after those devastating wildfires. then the traffic nightmare expected today in la as a major highway will be closed down after this huge fire. as we head to break, a live look outside. it is now 611. and there's the lasers we were talking about which are returning tonight in earnest. they're testing them this morning. this is in celebration of apec who are anti-acetylcholine receptor antibody positive. it is lasting control over your gmg symptoms. and, ultomiris is the only long-acting gmg treatment with 8 weeks of freedom between infusions. ultomiris can lower your immune system's ability to fight infections, increasing your chance of serious, life-threatening meningococcal and other types of infections.

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lanes of the freeway in downtown la have been shut down since saturday morning. crews are now working to clear hazardous material that burned from under the bridge. so engineers can assess the damage to the structure. no estimate on when that freeway is going to reopen, which you can imagine will create a pretty bad commute situation on 300 plus thousand vehicles, go through this corridor every single day. >> it's of significant consequence to the economy, to the health and safety of angelenos. impact to our schools, to vulnerable communities. all of that. we take very seriously. >> the governor says the state has been in litigation with the owner of the company leasing the storage area under the freeway where the fire burned. he says the lease has expired and the business owes money. the investor relation to exactly what sparked the fire is expected to wrap up today. a murder mystery in southern

california this morning. the son of a well-known hollywood executive is expected in court today as police search for his missing wife and her parents. samuel haskell, the fourth, was arrested on suspicion of murder last week after police found the remains of an unidentified woman in a dumpster outside an encino strip mall. police say surveillance video helped them track clues back to haskell's home in tarzana, about five miles away. they say they discovered evidence there, including blood. neighbors say the family had lived in the home with haskell's in-laws for several years. >> she did throw a lot of parties and during those parties, he would sit in the corner, typically, it would come in. he was smiling and, you know, kind of friendly, but not outgoing. >> haskell is the son of emmy winning executive sam haskell, who served as an agent for celebrities like dolly parton and george clooney. police say they're still trying to identify the remains found in the dumpster and locate haskell's in-laws. his children were

found. they're being cared for by family members back here in the bay area. the us park police investigating after a person was found dead sunday morning at san francisco's crissy field. police and the san francisco fire department responded around 630 to a report of a person lying in the east beach parking lot. the person's identity is unknown at this time, and authorities say the investigation is ongoing. police in san francisco looking for whoever did this. i actually shot this video yesterday in front of the walgreens on 23rd and mission. and as you can see, that front is a mess. the door taken off the glass broken. and we can see at least one atm machine. i thought it was two atm machines ripped out from inside the building. this happened before sunrise yesterday. officers say they started chasing two vehicles with several suspects inside, but they eventually lost the cars. they say these same suspects, suspects also burglarized a nearby gas station right before. so if you know anything about this case, you're

asked to call police. this is, by the way, the only walgreen urns left in the mission. there used to be three. >> there is a big vote this week regarding the a's. the owner owners of major league baseball will be gathering in texas tomorrow for the winter owners meetings and part of the agenda is voting on the a's pending move to vegas. and it is not looking too good for fans who are hoping the team will stay in oakland. the vote is expected to pass. 75% of the owners or 23 of them need to vote yes. it would be a huge step in owner john fisher's attempt to move the a's to vegas after more than five decades in oakland. but there's still many local and state agreements the a's would need to finalize before any move is made . >> and oriole lovers say their favorite cookie is the center of the latest shrinkflation scandal. but is it so? they're saying double stuf. oreos have just a normal amount of cream in the middle and the original version has even less ice. some are angry that the filling doesn't even reach the edges of

the cookie anymore. mom, mom, mondelez. which who knew that was the name of the company that owns oreos? thought it was nabisco. >> oh, and then mondelez, like the parent company, i guess this goes on the on the packaging there. >> all right. >> well, anyway, they say that it has not changed its cookie to cream ratio, but they are always working to improve the cookies. that's an interesting response. the company says it sells $40 million cookies in more than 100 countries each year. and while we're at it, let me just boast about how many cookies we sell. yeah, right. yeah. did did you ever need double stuff? >> yeah. oh, yeah. you bought the double stuff. my mother loved double stuf oreos. really? but here's like the pr spin. you can keep the ratio the same, but still make it less cream and less cookie. that's true. so the way they spun that, like we didn't change the ratio. that's true. it's always been 2 to 1. it's just you better come through with the math lesson. i love when the people try and spin numbers. it's like, well, can you tell us exactly the ounces of cream per cookie? is it the same? the ratio is the

same. >> i mean, i don't want to argue with an oreo lover, as we just call them, which that's an interesting category. i will say there are passionate oreo people . did it ever go to the edge of the cookie? i don't. my child hood memory does not. >> we didn't recollect that you didn't eat it oreo. oh really this was not i think it came close but it never like spilled over. >> no, no. >> did you ever eat a cookie out of a bag? like. oh, okay. like what? chips ahoy. >> what kind of like nutter butter? did you like those nutter butters? >> yeah, that's a niche. it's a niche cookie. >> oh, i love that, butters. >> okay. yeah, it's like an oreo , but peanut butter. >> and if you really want to get some good stuff, dip it in nutella. oh, i'm not even kidding. you find out, get a peanut. little hazelnut. yeah >> nutter butter lovers do it. >> good stuff. did you ever eat a cookie out of a bag? >> i'm never going to say that again. >> nutter butter for a lot of reasons. >> okay, here we go. sun and clouds. today we are dry.

temperatures are cooler than yesterday. we'll pretty much max out in the mid to upper 60s by about 4 p.m. tonight. it's mostly cloudy and showers enter the picture after midnight in the early morning hours of tuesday. let's plan out your tuesday and wednesday. here's future weather early tuesday morning, we have some light scattered showers moving through, but for much of tuesday, the attention of the rain looks to focus in the north bay. that's where the current trajectory of our initial front looks to kind of stall over the region. by tuesday afternoon, we'll track those showers in the north bay. but areas outside of the north bay right now looks to remain pretty dry with a blend of sun and clouds that will change heading into wednesday. the wednesday morning commute looks just fine. it looks pretty cloudy out there, but showers return right around lunchtime time and then they spread area wide throughout wednesday evening. so i would anticipate the wednesday evening commute to be slower than normal as the showers move through and create slick conditions and low visibility. remember the sun's going down before 5 p.m. so it gets darker early and once it gets dark out there and the rain is falling, visibility really

does drop. rainfall totals for tuesday, highest amounts in the north bay. and then those numbers really drop off area wide. but then they'll increase for everybody by wednesday as those showers become more widespread in nature. here's the accuweather 70 forecast the next seven days for you. what we'll find is a dry day today with the rain mainly in the north bay tomorrow. then we have those showers area wide on wednesday with the heaviest in the evening. we'll keep scattered showers in the forecast thursday and friday, even a lingering chance early saturday guys. all right. >> thank you, drew. let's take a look at traffic this morning. we are still following a sig alert for a deadly crash. it's in pittsburgh. we're going to show you where it is on eastbound four right before railroad avenue. at this point, we know traffic is being diverted off of bailey road. there is no estimated time for when this might reopen. now, let's take a look right now at the bay bridge toll plaza camera. and you can see it is backed up. the metering lights flipped on 529 this morning and traffic is just filling in there. there is no wait in the carpool lanes. you can see they're just making their way by. but if you're not carpooling, get ready for a wait. >> now we're going to bring in

ginger zee with a look at what's coming up on gma. good morning, ginger. >> hey, reggie. kumasi nice to be with both of you. so we will start with the latest on the story that we've all been following. the us launching airstrike on targets in syria linked to iran and its proxies. we're going to have more on the latest retaliation for attacks on us forces in the region. and then we'll also have some new details on that helicopter crash that killed five us service members and then rsv cases are on the rise in some parts of the country. and some hospitals are saying they're already overwhelmed. what parents need to know as we head into the winter. plus, a christmas tree crunch farms in a couple of places are talking about short supply this year. so we'll tell you what you should know before you go. and if you're looking for one. i know i'm trying to develop a story. national parks actually do permits in case you wanted to know. and they're actually really cheap. so maybe something to check into. and then oscar winner ariana debose here live talking about her highly anticipated new disney movie, wish, which i got a screener of last week. so i can tell you nothing but, oh, she's

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our kids, for so many of our students here have lost their homes. >> a puppy rescued from the lahaina fires was adopted and started training with a therapy dog group. they named her hope. book your parking right now and get ready for delays. a message from local airports. we're getting closer and closer to thanksgiving. our media partner, the standard, is reporting oakland international and sfo are expecting more travelers through the holiday. oakland airport officials say parking is limited and it is urging passengers to reserve spots online. today is the last day for discounted parking reservations. if you're going to san francisco international airport, tsa says one of the busiest days of travel is going to be friday, november 7th. and the 17th also marks the end of the asia pacific economic cooperation summit, or apec. that we've been talking about for the past month in san francisco. so a lot going on. get prepared. and next at 630, the long streak snapped. even as

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maybe they postponed it a little bit. >> it could have been last month. and i'm like, wait, it is monday the 13th. >> yes. >> we hope you had a good weekend. >> we certainly do. let's see what the forecast looks like today. good morning. >> today is dry. we have temperatures right now in the 40s and in the 50s to begin your monday outside a live look at sutro tower. we do begin with partly clear skies out there and we will find brighter conditions as the day goes on. temperatures will feel cooler today compared to yesterday. we'll top out in the low and upper 60s by 4 p.m. it's all ahead of showers. returning to the forecast starting here on tuesday. we do bring back the storm impact scale on tuesday. it's a level one light system here with those showers coming on back. we're going to show you that timeline coming up. we'll go hour by hour plan out your tuesday in just a few minutes. guys, thanks so much, drew. >> here's a look at traffic this morning. we have been telling you about a deadly crash in pittsburgh which was causing a big problem that is no longer the case. they have cleared the

crash and now traffic has recovered. so let's go now to the richmond-san rafael bridge. and not the best news for drivers taking that bridge because it's week six of a sigalert. yes, week six. that means no wide load vehicles allowed. and there is a two and a half mile backup up approaching the bridge toll plaza this morning. so so be aware of that if that is your commute. there is so much happening with apec this morning. we want to give you a day by day timeline. so here are a few events set for today in san francisco, there's a finance ministers meeting, a climate change meeting called the apec multi-stakeholder forum, and it's the first day of apec meets silicon valley in california. it's a five day event where representatives from apec countries will meet with bay area business leaders. they're gathering aboard the klamath, which is a 100 year old ferry moored at pier nine. with all of the activity happening around san francisco because of apec, there are road closures and restrictions throughout the week that you have to know about, including changes to public transit, which will likely be

your best bet. let's go to abc7 news reporter lena howland who's live this morning near moscone center where there are a lot of barricades up. hi, lena. >> hey, reggie. that's right. i'm standing right outside of the entrance to this event where we are seeing a very big secure perimeter that's where they have airport like security for folks just to get inside. but here outside of the moscone center and really across the city, we are seeing several road closures in place ahead of apec, part of the embarcadere near the exploratorium is already being impacted. that's where president joe biden is hosting a party on wednesday. city crews blocked off one lane going towards fisherman's wharf over the weekend, which means there's now only one lane for people drive in that direction. we talked to a renter who said this caused traffic backups all weekend. >> i ran to fisherman's wharf and back. does it look like out there? there's a lot of people. there's a lot of like sidewalk

closures. so some people are kind of like centralized on this side versus like a wider sidewalk on that side. no, i can definitely say there's a lot of traffic. it's more congestion, which i think like for running and i see someone like rollerblading, it might be a bit more challenging. >> be sure to pay attention to the signs if you are driving in the city. temporary signs are up in places that are no parking zones. muni has launched a program that will give you a courtesy alert text if your vehicle is about to get towed, you can sign up for the text before tow service online. just search for mta text tow. of course, the embarcadero will not be the only area impacted. take a look. these areas in red are security zones where there are or will be parking restrictions and road closures. they include the area around the moscone center, where several conferences are scheduled. muni is no longer serving stops in that red exclusion zone. there are also road closures in nob hill, where many top level

guests are staying. and the legion of honor is the site of a high level leader dinner on thursday. one lane of the bay bridge will be closing down in both directions for apec as well. but that does not start until tomorrow morning. folks coming into the city are being encouraged to use public transit. live in san francisco, lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you, lena. we have put together a day by day guide to apec from street closures to official events. you can bookmark it now by going to abc7 news.com. we're updating it whenever new information is released. >> apec, of course, bringing a lot of excitement to san francisco this week, but also bringing protests out. i love marketer, i love my. more 3000 people showed their opposition to the event over the weekend, marching through downtown san francisco. speakers from various groups voiced their concerns ranging from fossil fuel use among apec member economies to lgbtq plus and human rights, as well as the

israel-hamas war. >> so our main thing is we actually just want to shut it down. we want to make sure that the economies, the things that people want are actually voiced by the people themselves and not just these big heads of state that are coming. >> abc seven spoke with other activists who said they plan to protest through the entire apec summit this morning. >> the pentagon is investigating a deadly us military helicopter crash that killed five service members in the eastern med iranian. these are the photos of the five service members. one of them is 34 year old shane barnes from sacramento. the crash happened not far from where the us deployed the uss ford and uss eisenhower. aircraft carriers after the hamas terror attack on israel. the white house rushed those assets and troops in an effort to contain the conflict. pentagon officials say the helicopter went down late friday due to a mishap while carrying out a routine air refueling mission during training.

>> there's very little room for error when your aerial refueling at night, over night with night vision goggles at low altitude and sometimes small mistakes can turn into tragedy. >> secretary of defense lloyd austin called the accident a stark reminder that us service members put their lives on the line every day to keep the country safe. >> developing news in the middle east. new us airstrikes targeted fighters supported by iran. the pentagon says the airstrikes in syria hit a storage facility and a command center used by iran's armed forces and militant groups . the sites are linked to at least 46 drone and rocket attacks on us forces in iraq and syria since mid-october, which resulted in dozens of injuries. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says there, quote, could be a potential hostage deal with hamas, but wouldn't give any more details on the negotiation. says nine americans are still missing since hamas attacked israel last month. >> we know the number of missing , and that's the number the

israelis have given. but we don't know how many of those are still alive. >> netanyahu is also rejecting calls for a cease fire and will not commit to allowing palestinians to govern gaza after the war in the east bay, families are demanding peace in the middle east. a peace rally was held yesterday at the federal building in oakland. parents came with their young children demanding a cease fire so that humanitarian aid can get into gaza. they created and left messages of solidarity for children in that region, both jewish and palestinian groups took part in the rally, which had similar demonstrations at more than a dozen locations across the country. >> cases of rsv are on the rise in parts of the country, and health officials are concerned about a shortage of the shot. rsv is a common respiratory virus that causes mild cold like symptoms for most. but does kill hundreds of young children every year in hospitalizes, thousands in texas, health officials say cases of rsv are overwhelming. emergency rooms. the cdc released a health alert in

october with new recommended actions to ensure the most vulnerable children would be prioritized. >> this is concerning because while we're seeing the rise in rsv, we're limiting the ability for those kids that are vulnerable to rsv to get the protection they need. called triple demic season of rsv, covid 19. >> and the flu is fast approaching. >> covid treatments and testing will now cost you directly. yesterday marks six months from the end of the federal covid health emergency, which means people who don't have or don't use their health insurance to cover covid costs are going to have to pay out of pocket. california law required health plans to continue to covering covid vaccines treatments and testing even for out of network care for six months after the federal expiration. >> ian, coming up, how much salt you have to remove from your diet if you want to avoid high blood pressure and you're looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange, down about 40 points right now.

>> another update on the markets next. >> and if you're tired of tipping, you're not alone. americans are reporting reportedly leaving less. and stay with us on the abc seven bay area streaming app at 7:00 for abc seven at seven kumasi you're talking to the golden bachelor. >> yes, i am. i'm excited about this. and i'm talking about the person who put together dear san francisco that acrobatic show that is about to release new tickets for the holidays. >> so we're live every weekday from 7 to 8 a.m. you can download the app now wherever you stream. >> 640 this morning, we're looking at live doppler seven along with satellite. we are anticipating a dry day across the bay area, but things will change here tomorrow. this area of low pressure, it's going to move its way south. and by tomorrow morning, it's just going to stall right off our coastline. and it will sit here through about friday evening. and that will supply us with daily rain. chances start starting tomorrow and lasting at least through friday. so today it's dry. we'll have a mix of sun and clouds out there. it is a cooler afternoon compared to

yesterday. temperatures mainly in the mid and upper 60s by about 4 p.m. so we'll have partly cloudy skies out there, 65 in the city, 66 in oakland, 69 in livermore, about 62. in napa, 61. the high in half moon bay. but showers then return to the forecast starting here on tuesday morning. here's future weather very early tuesday with some light scattered showers out there. but then as we head into the later morning and into the early afternoon, it really looks like the rain is going to be focused in the north bay for the remainder of tuesday day. but by wednesday, these showers become more widespread and it will impact your wednesday evening commute. we're going to go hour by hour plan out your wednesday and show you the seven

in the defense force four turnovers, the game was so out of hand that backup quarterback sam darnold played part of the fourth quarter. despite the win, christian mccaffrey's 17 game touchdown streak ended and the niners are back home to play tampa bay at levi's at 1 p.m. sunday. and tonight on abc seven, it's time for more monday night football. the broncos are up in buffalo to play the bills. our coverage starts at 5 p.m. you can stay tuned for after the game followed by a special edition of abc seven news at nine. >> a state of emergency in iceland active this morning over the threat of a volcanic eruption. residents in a small town on the very southwest tip of the country have been forced to evacuate because the volcano is nearby. officials have been worried about a magma tunnel from that volcano reaching the town and then bubbling up. magma the region has been shaken by hundreds of small earthquakes every day. now and it's been going on for two weeks. nearly

800 earthquakes were registered just friday and scientists are now monitoring that area. >> caught on camera, houston police say a good samaritan risked his own life in the middle of a shootout to get an injured officer to safety. >> hey, come this way. you're okay, bro. you're okay. you're okay. >> wow. john lyly says he was on his way to work when he saw the officer get hit. this happened during a freeway shooting between a carjacking suspect and police. the officer was shot in the leg and is expected to be okay. lyly says he's had previous run ins with police in the past, but that wasn't going to stop him from helping. >> i guess you just kind of ran over there and i grabbed that guy with the other police officer and me and him together. >> we grabbed him by his vest and we dragged him behind the truck and i kind of tucked him underneath the truck. so he wouldn't get shot again. >> truly reformed individual is a person that we can use. and he stepped up and other citizens

stepped up. and i don't want that to get lost. >> lyly says he was put in the right place at the right time in order to save that officer. he says he initially started taking video in case his boss didn't believe why he was running late to work. absolutely not. well there is one simple thing you can do to lower your blood pressure pretty much as much as medication would, according to a new study. >> cut one teaspoon of salt from your diet every day. >> well, it is from northwestern university. and i. >> you are a proud i'm a proud alum. >> so. >> okay. let me read it credence into this extra. let me give it a little extra something. >> thank you, doctor. >> northwestern university found up to 75% of particip patients saw a drop in blood pressure if they limited sodium intake. a teaspoon of salt is about 2300mg. that is the top daily limit if you're 14 and older. but the american heart association recommends a diet with less than 1000 hundred milligrams of sodium a day.

>> tesla's cyber truck will finally be released at the end of the month. but if you bought it, make sure to keep it for at least a year. tesla's terms and conditions have a section that states the company can sue you for $50,000 if you resell the cyber truck within a year of purchase is if you have a good reason to resell it. tesla may agree to buy it back at the original price, but it's unclear for what exceptions would be accepted. and the price of the truck starts at around $40,000. this week is american education week, and this morning we're taking a look at recess, the time for children to get out and play uh- is not required in all schools, but should it be? >> researchers at oregon state university say some states are putting more emphasis on recess. some even passed new legislation this year. daily recess is currently only mandatory in 12 states. >> children who get more than 20 minutes a day of recess are more on task in the classroom than kids who don't get that 20 minute marker quality of that

break in the day is a concern that often impacts children at under resourced schools, experts say the best way to find out if your child is having quality recess every day is to ask them directly about it. >> now for your morning money report, how much should you tip? here we go again in a new poll says the majority of americans tip 15% or less at a sit down restaurant. huh? well. they leave a 20% tip and 2% say they don't leave any tip. the pew research center found tip amounts vary by income, age and type of restaurant. young adults are more likely to tip more, more compared to older americans . and we take a live look now at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning. you can see that we're down about 34 points now that the sag-aftra strike is over. >> all five members of nsync are reportedly planning to attend a

premiere of the new trolls movie this week. do we know the strike didn't allow actors to promote any films or shows? according to tmz, the bandmates are going to be getting together in hollywood on wednesday. back in september, they released a new song called better place, which is in the trolls band together movie. this is nsync's first song together since 2001. >> fascinating. another book friend is in protest. he really you know what? i read that book in two days. what did you think? yeah, very, very fascinating. but for sure wanted more on a lot of things. me too. you know, a lot of what seemed like big, impactful events in her life or very much just like and then this happened and then she moved on. you're like, well, wait, hang on. i need more. a little deeper. >> she drops bombs. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> the biggest bombs being well, one of the biggest bombs being justin timberlake. the the way that she is treated. >> yeah, we'll let you according

to it for your own. >> you should read it. it's a quick read. >> it is a quick but it's in two days. >> it it really explains a lot though right. even though it's. >> yeah it's sparse in the details, but it covers her whole entire pretty much life. >> justin was probably supposed to be promoting this movie long before this book came out. >> yes. >> we knew when this book was coming out and we knew in this movie was coming out, not saying they timed it too close, but you never know. >> here's a look at today. we have dry conditions, temperatures in the 60s, a little bit cooler than yesterday. overnight tonight, we'll have mostly cloudy skies and showers enter the picture after midnight. so we do bring in the storm impact scale. it is a level one light system here on tuesday. and the biggest takeaway for tuesday is most of the rain is going to fall in the north bay. let's go hour by hour on future weather time out not only tomorrow, but also wednesday. here's future weather showing you light scattered showers early tuesday morning. this is 2 a.m. and then as we head into the morning commute, you can see most areas are just

cloudy, but we do have some light showers falling across parts of the north bay. and that's really where the axis of rain will tend to stay on tuesday. it's focused in the north bay areas outside of the north bay on tuesday in the afternoon, especially, it's dry with a mix of sun and clouds that line will lift north by wednesday morning. we begin wednesday dry. so the wednesday morning commute is fine, but things quickly change by about lunchtime. showers move back on shore and they'll be on and off throughout the evening into the overnight hours on thursday. so i would anticipate the wednesday evening commute to be a bit slower than normal because of these showers moving through. remember, the sun goes down now before 5 p.m. gets darker early. and with rain moving through, that can really drop. visibility pretty quickly and create slick conditions out there for the wednesday evening commute. here's the accuweather seven day forecast showing you it is a mix of sun and clouds and dry today. rain mainly in the north bay tomorrow, then more widespread here on wednesday. scattered showers remain in the forecast for thursday and friday. all level one. light storms on the storm impact scale. guys.

>> thank you, drew. let's san mateo bridge camera right now taking a live look. and no slowdowns, as you can see for drivers heading westbound toward the peninsula. so people just making their way there. now let's take a look at our drive times. you can see tracy to dublin right now is taking about 47 minutes, going to antioch. antioch to concord. i should say 30 minutes. and san rafael to san francisco is 16. dior is hoping you're going to shell out hundreds of dollars to keep your baby's skin soft and smelling good. the company has launched a new line of infant skincare called baby dior. let me tell you what it includes. they are selling a $230 scented water, a perfume. oh, my gosh, friend. >> what? >> they also have a $115 moisturizer for a. $95 cleanser for face, body and hair. it's like a hair foam. and dior says

the new products are a revamp of its line. in the 70s that it had for infants, a perfume line for infants and body care. start out young ice skating on a frozen lake. this morning, we're hearing from an alaskan outdoor instructor about this experience. and it is really cool to see. i was watching this video and thinking, how amazing is this? so this is rabbit lake near anchorage. luke maile took the video of the lake, which was looking more like an ice rink at this point. he calls it a once in a decade ice window. he says it was formed because of the unusual cold but dry transition into winter nation of being able to look down 3 or 4m and see what's on the bottom. >> i've never experienced that in in the 12 years that i've been doing this. it's up in the alpine. it's up in the mountains. the lake bottom doesn't have any vegetation in and it's rock instead of soil.

and so the water is really clear and so a lot of what we were seeing below the ice were these huge boulders, like some of them were car sized boulders is now, i do want to remind you, this man is an ice rescue instructor like he i was looking at this video like, oh, my gosh, what if something happens? >> right? he would be the person that you would call. okay. so okay. not for everybody. no. he says the experience reminded him of snorkeling. they did test the ice strength to make sure it was safe before they went out. ice skating on that frozen lake. it is beautiful. it's beautiful. >> but it's not for me. >> it's not for no, no. maybe if i were out there with with them, i would feel comfortable. but if you all go under, then what? >> he's the guy who rescues you usually. but now he needs to be rescued. >> that wasn't going to happen. up next, the seven things you

need to know today. >> there wasn't their destiny. >> it wasn't it. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app that's on apple tv. google tv, amazon fire and roku. oh, look at this morning has broken or

closure already happening along the embarcadero and traffic is also impacted throughout the week near moscone center, as well as nob hill. these areas you see here on the map, sfmta, is rerouting some bus and muni metro routes and. cable car service starting today. >> number two, protests are expected throughout the week due to apec over the weekend, activists voiced concerns ranging from fossil fuel use to

human rights violations by participating countries. >> number three, the laser show that lit up san francisco for pride is back tonight for apec. we saw it being tested this morning, which is pretty cool to see. organizers tell our media partners the sf standard there will be twice as many lasers this time and they'll be on longer for each night. >> we'll take you to a live look at sutro tower, where it is partly sunny out there. this morning, we are dry today. we'll actually find brighter conditions as the day goes on, but it's cooler with temperatures only in the 60s, but showers return to the forecast tomorrow. it's a level one light system on the storm impact scale for tuesday with the heaviest rain mainly in the north bay. >> number five, we are taking a live look right now at the bay bridge toll plaza. if you are heading this way, the backup is to the 880 overcrossing right now. >> number six, senator tim scott has dropped out of the republican presidential race. he says he will not endorse another candidate in the primary. >> and number seven, if you love

holiday movies, then this could be a job for you. cable tv.com is looking for a chief of cheer to watch 25 holiday movies in 25 days. you get $2,500. okay at least they got that together and you get a year subscription to their service. you have to apply by december 1st. >> and these are not jobs. these are contests. >> right. you get paid to watch movies. quite nice, though. >> you have to do a report or can i just enjoy. >> i think that sometimes they thumbs up, thumbs down analysis. i think that's all. >> i think that we just did their work for them. we just did the pr person's work for us. >> yeah good morning america for our viewers in the west. the latest retaliation for attacks on u.s. forces. the u.s. launches air strikes on targets in syria linked to iran and its proxies. and new details on the