>> erielle reshef with us tonight from upstate new york. erielle, thank you. >>> at the white house tonight, a ceremonial swearing in for new supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. president trump calling the battle over his nomination all part of a democratic hoax. and the president is now predicting it will now help the republicans in the midterm elections. here's abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >> reporter: as he celebrates brett kavanaugh's confirmation victory, president trump is lashing out at democrats who opposed him. >> it was a disgraceful situation, brought about by pooefl th people that are evil. and he toughed it out. we all toughed it out together. >> reporter: kavanaugh was confirmed by the narrowest margin for a supreme court justice in over 130 years. protests going on in the senate chamber even as vice president pence presided over the final vote. >> the sergeant-at-arms will restore order in the gallery. >> reporter: as kavanaugh was sporn in that evening by chief justice john roberts, two of

good morning, erielle. if president trump goes through with shutting down the southern border, it would likely have a bigger impact on legal crossings and commerce than illegal but it hasn't stopped the president from campaigning on what he's calling a winning issue for republicans. president trump rallied his supporters in montana threatening to take swift action against a caravan of migrants from central america. >> i'm willing to send the military to defend our southern border if necessary because of the illegal immigration onslaught. >> reporter: it's a potential showdown at the u.s./mexico border. the president promising to shut it down to stop 3,000 hondurans, many fleeing violence and poverty. the mexican government sent two plane loads of federal police to its border with guatemala to intercept the caravan. >> i just want to thank the mexican government because they're stopping it hopefully before it ever gets to mexico. >> reporter: also overnight secretary of state mike pompeo touched down in mexi

>> erielle reshef tonight. erielle, thank you. >> we do move on tonight, and to a mother's horror. she was on the phone with her daughter, authorities say, as she was about to be shot and killed by her girlfrieboyfriend. her daughter, lauren mccluskey, a track star, was set to graduate in mother would reportedly hear on the phone. here's abc's clayton sandell. >> reporter: lauren mcclusky did everything right when her relationship went wrong. >> shell casing and possible shots fired. >> reporter: but tonight, the family of the 21-year-old university of utah senior is plank her funeral. >> this isn't right. you know, i don't really have any words. >> reporter: a track team standout, mccluskey went to police earlier this month when she found out her boyfriend, 37-year old melvin rowland, lied to her about his age, name and past conviction for sex crimes. she broke it off. but last night, police say, rowland came back. mccluskey was on the phone with her mom. "suddenly i heard her yell, no, no, no" her mother says. "i thought she might have been in a car accident." >> shots were fired

the passengers trapped inside. >> erielle, this happened during the day. did they have any idea what caused this? >> reporter: tom, investigators are looking into several factors, including whether alcohol or weather had an effect. it's still unclear if the people inside the limousine were wearing their seat belts. tom? >> erielle, thank you. >>> we turn to the other big story we're following tonight. a new tropical storm is heading into the gulf of mexico. michael, the 13th named storm of the season, formed just today, and could make landfall as a category ii hurricane. florida already in a state of emergency. once it makes landfall, there could be even more trouble because of another storm. rob marciano, how bad is this? >> the problem with this time of year, the storms develop quickly close to home. not a lot of time to prepare, and they develop quickly. it's already a 50-mile-an-hour storm. about 100 miles southeast of cozumel, mexico. expected to be a hurricane tomorrow night. and category ii by wednesday. key west, tampa, even charleston will feel th

erielle? >> such an important message there.mily, a person that hasn't been in some way impacted by this horrible epidemic. it's really important we all are educated about it and that it has many different faces. >> got to keep shining a spotlight. >> that will be an important one, brad. thank you. >>> the new rankings are out. the best cities to find a job. >> number five is hartford, the insurance capital of the country. cincinnati was number four with one of the fastest growing economies if the u.s. indianapolis third. st. louis ranked high in job satisfaction. glassdoor says the top place to land a job is pittsburgh. it's often called one of the country's most liveable cities with lots of universities, biotech and jack's beloved steelers. >> i know from experience. >> jack, did you stick that in prompter? >> i did not. i'm going to thank my colleague lloyd for that. >> thanks, lloyd. >> it's a fun city. >> there has been some prompter sabotage. we're happy for jack and his steelers. >>> prince harry and his wife meghan visit

here is abc's erielle reshef. >> reporter: this dramatic newly released video. a view from u.s. conduct a daring sweep of this partially submerged jetliner. several boats pulling up to the windows of the 737. >> there is a badly injured guy on the other side. >> reporter: watch as the navy divers wade onto the wing, searching the air niugini airliner. the flight came down short of the runway friday, crashing into a lagoon. >> we came in low. we came in very low. i thought we landed hard until i looked over and saw a hole in the side of the plane and water was coming in. >> reporter: authorities initially saying everyone made it out alive but fears one male passenger may be missing. seven of the 35 on board reportedly taken to the hospital. >> i'm alive. that's an extremely good thing. >> reporter: the investigation into what caused the plane to crash is ongoing. four people remain in the hospital. erielle reshef, abc news, new york. >>> now, the boy scouts are morning the tragic death of a scout at a beach in western michigan. >> 12-year-old gage wilson was buried under a sand d

abc's erielle reshef reports. >> reporter: dozens recovering after that shocking moment. a clubhouse floor collapsing, sending people plummeting into the basement. watch here. party-goers dancing at the off-campus apartment complex near clemson university when the crowd is suddenly swallowed. the celebration of the school's homecoming win over north carolina state turning to chaos as people clawed their way out of this gaping hole. this man seen desperately clinging to a floorboard. 12:30 a.m. sunday, the calls for help pouring in. >> unknown how many other people in the complex. >> reporter: leroy pearson describing pandemonium. >> next thing i know, i can feel myself falling like this and i wake up because i blacked out. i see girls everywhere with blood all over their face and everything like that. >> reporter: 30 people transported to the hospital. >> to my knowledge at this point in time there are many fractures and broken bones and lacerations. >> reporter: the police chief tells us there is an investigation and they feel lucky no one was trapped. miraculously there

. >> and i'm erielle reshef. kendis and diane are off this morning. we begin with what's believed to be the last column from missing "washington post" writer, jamal khashoggi. it was published overnight and warns about the lack of free press in the arab world. >> as investigators return to the saudi consulate where khashoggi was last seen, we're getting grisly new details about his murder. abc's janai norman has the latest from washington where president trump is under increasing pressure to take action. good morning, janai. >> reporter: kenneth and erielle, good morning. now more than two weeks since jamal khashoggi disappeared, we're learning that he told his fiancee to call two people as he walked io the saudi consulate warning her to call if he got into trouble. that was "the washington post" publishing a final written by journalist jamal khashoggi received a day after he was reported missing in istanbul. khashoggi writing about the importance of a free press and warns that governments in the middle east have been given free rein to continue silen

here's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, this dramatic newly released video. a view from u.s. sailors as they conduct a daring sweep of this partially submerged jetliner. several boats pulling up to the windows of the boeing 737. >> other side! >> reporter: watch as the navy divers wade on to the wings, searching inside the aircraft as it takes on water. officials say the flight to a micronesian island near guam came down short of the runway friday, crashing into a lagoon. >> we came in low. we came in very low. i thought we landed hard, until i looked over and saw a hole in the side of the plane, and water was coming in. >> reporter: authorities initially saying everyone made it out alive. but tonight, fears one male passenger may be missing. 7 of the 35 onboard reportedly taken to the hospital. >> i'm alive. that's an extremely good thing. >> reporter: the investigation is ongoing. at least four remain in the hospital tonight. >> some incredible rescue video there. they think there's still one missing person? >> he could be out there still. >> erielle, thank you. >>> back at

erielle, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight." the other major headlines, the abc news exclusive. you will see, right here, new surveillance of the serial bomb suspect. accused of mailing 14 explosive packages across the country. what the surveillance reveals he was doing after allegedly was doing in the days before allegedly mailing those bombs. >>> we're also tracking major weather tonight. the nor'easter causing flooding up and down the east coast. and a new clipper system we're tracking at this hour. wind and rain, right into the northeast. i'll be back from pittsburgh, in a moment. northeast. i'll be back from pittsburgh, in a moment. ost, just hit me on the old horn. man: tom's my best friend, but ever since he bought a new house... tom: it's a $10 cover? oh, okay. didn't see that on the website. he's been acting more and more like his dad. come on, guys! jump in! the water's fine! tom pritchard. how we doin'? hi, there. tom pritchard. can we get a round of jalapeño poppers for me and the boys, please? i've been saving a lot

>> erielle, thank you. >>> now to the manhunt outside atlanta. a police officer is dead, fired at while responding to a suspicious vehicle. the car taking off. tonight, the man authorities believe pulled the trigger remains at large. here's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: police in georgia are on the hunt tonight to find a man suspected of killing an officer outside of atlanta. antwan toney was murdered after responding to a call of a suspicious vehicle near a middle school. police say the anonymous caller said individuals may have been smoking marijuana in a parked car. but when officer toney and his partner arrived, the suspects in the car allegedly opened fire, killing toney. >> the responding officers did in fact return fire, and one of the officers dragged officer toney away to cover. >> reporter: after the shooting, police arrested 19-year-old isaiah pretlow, charging him with aggravated assault. but 18-year-old tafahree maynard is still on the run. police say he faces charges of aggravated assault and felony murder. tonight, officer toney's

here's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, a mystery deepening as investigators hunt for an elusive suspect who opened fire as this young model drove to work on this georgia road. >> we just have so many unanswered questions. >> reporter: police saying surveillance video from this gas station outside atlanta, key to tracking down a killer. cameras capturing 28-year-old kelsey quayle's mazda as it suddenly swerves into oncoming traffic, slamming into two cars before crashing. the model rushed to the hospital. >> upon her being transported to a local hospital with serious injuries, it was found that she had suffered a gunshot wound. >> reporter: doctors discovering a bullet wound in her neck. >> we have no reports of anyone reporting any gunfire. no reports of anybody driving erratically. >> reporter: quayle did not survive. her case, baffling. >> she was the sweetest person. it just doesn't make sense. >> reporter: her family now desperate for answers. >> i just want to know who did this. it's ridiculous. she didn't deserve this. >> reporter: as authorities scramble to catch an unkno

abc's erielle reshef on the scene with that part of the story tonight. >> reporter: this surveillance video showing an undercover sting operation to thwart a terror attack on a bronx synagogue in 2009. the twist tonight? the man on the right, an fbi informant. abc news learning he's shahid hussein, the owner of prestige limousine, the company that owned the limo in the deadly crash. hussein agreeing to cooperate with the government, after being arrested for helping immigrants cheat on driver's tests while he worked for the dmv. hussein avoiding a fraud charge and possible deportation to pakistan. he went on to open prestige limousine, currently based in albany. for a time, running the business out of a back room of this low budget hotel. the company has a checkered safety record. in five safety inspections over the last two years, four vehicles were put out of service, four times the national average. right now, hussein is out of the country. >> he faces criminal charges? >> that will be part of our investigation. we'll determine if there is any criminal culpability on the part of any

erielle, good morning. >> good morning. crazy video here. what was supposed to be a night of celebration turning into terror as that clubhouse floor gave way, as you can see, sending dozens of people plummeting to a lower level. >> reporter: breaking overnight a horrifying scene at a homecoming party. students from clemson university celebrating on a packed dance floor. you can see them jumping up and down to a popular song when suddenly the gro people screaming in te. plunnto the basement. >> the floor broke! >> reporter: cell phone video capturing this man struggling to hold on to what's left of the floor boards. first responders rushing to the woodland apartment complex around 12:30 this morning, treating 30 people for injuries. >> as of right now from i know they have seven extra traumas. unknown how many other people. the whole floor collapsed. >> reporter: this 20-year-old stepping off the dance floor just as it went down. felt that something was weird. that's when everyone collapsed and the guy behind me disappeared. everyone was on t

erielle. >> reporter: good morning, guys.is pulling the plug on megyn kelly's morning talk show. her reported $23 million a year paycheck now in question. this morning, megyn kelly off the air at nbc. her namesake hour of the "today" show cancelled. >> and have we got a show for you. >> reporter: a spokesperson for the network confirming the news friday saying megyn kelly today is not returning. next week the 9:00 a.m. hour will be hosted by other "today" co-anchors. kelly's departure coming after a turbulent week. for nbc's highest paid star. her comments about blackface during her segment on halloween costumes quickly drawing backlash. >> what is racist, because you do get in trouble if you are a singas.erson who puts on i can't keep up with the number of people we're offending just by being like normal people. >> reporter: her high-profile co-workers like idea tall" show stalwart al roker slamming her statement. >> she owes a bigger apology to folks of color around the country. >> reporter: the next day kelly issuing a tea

erielle, good morning. >> good morning to you, guys.t was made from jayme's mother's phone and was suspicious enough to send police rushing to the family home. that 13-year-old now the subject of an amber alert. this morning, investigators revealing chilling details about the 911 call made from denise closs' phone inside the home where authorities say she and her husband james shot to death. their 13-year-old daughter jayme abducted. just before 1:00 a.m. monday, a police log showing the dispatcher could only hear yelling in the background and was unable to get that caller back on the line. when they tried calling the land line at the residence, it had been disconnected. suspicion sending officers racing to the house in rural barron, wisconsin. arriving just four minutes later to find the front door kicked in, a grisly scene inside. >> her parents died from gunshot wounds. that's why we're ruling this a homicide. there was no gun found on the scene. >> reporter: authorities say jayme was home when her parents were gunned down. the teen

abc's erielle reshef is here with the story.od morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, guys. that pilot reporting trouble just minutes after takeoff. then the terrifying moments as his plane approached a busy mississippi highway. >> something you don't see every day in clarke county. >> reporter: cell phone video capturing the dramatic moments after this world war ii era plane crash landed on the side of a busy highway. boyd williams taking off in his single engine navion from meridian regional airport in mississippi on friday. just before 3:00 p.m., the plane's engine starts to fail. >> i called to turn around and tell them it was running rough and seconds later it stopped completely. >> reporter: boyd pulling off an emergency landing on highway 45 right in the middle of the afternoon commute. his plane sustaining significant damage. >> trying to get into the main roadway but i think he had some difficulty, and he had to get on the shoulder and he tore his landing gear out from under the plane. >> reporter: boyd's dau

cecilia. >> okay, erielle, thank you.in that community. >> you're right about that. >>> coming up, the lawsuit over lacroix. what the popular beverage is accused of putting in its all natural water. >>> and that health alert, the hpv vaccine now approved for men and women up to 45. what it could mean in the fight against certain types of cancer. dr. ashton is here. >>> plus, we have a star-studded morning. jamie lee curtis, the scream queen of "halloween" is back and here live in times square. >>> plus, the rock legend behind some of our favorite songs. former journey singer steve perry is here live. former journey singer steve perry is here live. that's a great question. if you'd stop in a monsoon to help someone change a tire, save a whale that had beached itself... you're gonna be ok big guy. push! lend a hand in an old-timey barn raising... you got it, jebediah! and if the middle school dance group was down one member and you'd step in and lead them all the way to glory... yes! then carmax is for you, because helping

erielle? >> julia, thank you.o that. >>> most asian stock markets lost ground overnight following another serious tumble on wall street. the dow and s&p 500 both shed more than 1% yesterday. those losses wiping out most of the gains from tuesday's big rally. traders selling amid concerns of weak corporate profits. >>> you're just back from a vacation -- >> that's why the asian markets tanked, by the way. >> because you left? >> yeah -- >> not because you went, because you left. >> a week ago took the longest flight on earth. >> but you did it in style. >> well, all right. there are only two classes to the plane there. singapore airlines launched the world's longest flight and we shot a behind the scenes look at it. it's -- it can be up to 19 hours. our flight ended up being just 18 hours long. i got to tell you, six hours into it i was, like, contemplating life choices. >> thinking about the meaning of life. >> exactly. knowing that i had 12 hours left. in the coming weeks we'll show you the behind the scenes of t

erielle reshef, abc news, new york. >> such an awful case. >>> britain's prince harry and his wife meghanfor the start of a 16-day tour. they arrived in sydney this morning after a 22-hour trip. >> it's the couple's first extended overseas trip since they were married. in addition to stops in australia, harry and meghan will visit new zealand, fiji and tonga and participate in 76 events including the invictus games. >>> when we come back, the stunning breakup of a power couple. >>> the photo bomb up next in "the skinny." the stunning breakup of a power couple. >>> the photo bomb up next in "the skinny." we switched to tide pods free & gentle. it's gentle on her skin and takes care of stains better than the other free and clear detergent. so she can focus on saving the world, with a little help from dad. dermatologist recommended. it's got to be tide. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> ariana's feeling it. ariana's feeling it. >> ariana. >> time to -- >> you know who she ain't feeling. >> she's not feeling pete davidson. we're starting out with the -- >> breaking news, priana is over. grandison. do you like that -

erielle reshef is here with more. good morning. >> this case is as perplexing as it is tragic. young model reportedly shot as she drove. now the search for answers and the suspect who pulled the trigger. >> reporter: this morning the desperate manhunt for the murder suspect who shot a young model as she drove to work on a dark georgia road. >> we have so many unanswered questions. >> reporter: several angles in this surveillance video from a gas station south of atlanta showing the moments before police say 28-year-old kelsey quayle mysteriously crashed her car. weaving into oncoming traffic before smashing into two other cars. the drivers from the other cars emerging with minor injuries. quayle rushed to the hospital. as they fought to save her, doctors making a bizarre discovery, a gunshot in her neck. the case baffling. the assailant still at large. >> it seems to be random at this time. our investigation doesn't take it down a path that seems to be targeted. we haven't been advised of any information or reference to anyone shooting in the area. >> reporter: quayle's family

erielle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. thatout break has got hospitals and clinics on the lookout for this mysterious and rare condition. this morning, a sudden spike in a mysterious illness in minnesota causing concern. >> he started complaining of just really bad neck stiffness. and he couldn't move his arm. >> reporter: 7-year-old quinton hill diagnosed with acute flaccid myelitis or afm. >> we didn't think much of it at first. a couple hours not being able to move his arm we got concerned. >> reporter: the minnesota department of health sees zero to one cases of afm per year on average. the state now reporting six children diagnosed since september. >> it starts off with a cold, cough, runny nose, congestion. before you know it, you have weakness and paralysis of your arms and your legs. >> reporter: the cdc says afm presents like polio or west nile. symptoms include weakness, loss of muscle tone, facial droop, difficulty swallowing, slurred speech, and in severe cases, paralysis. >> we don't know what causes this. we

erielle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. claims they've received one noncollision fire report every day for four months regarding vehicles made by the two auto giants. now, the companies are pushing back against demands for that massive recall. this morning automakers kia and hyundai facing demands by a consumer advocacy group to recall more than 2.9 million vehicles. the center now saying that certain models may be at risk for a fire citing they received videos like this from more than 220 complaints. >> we found almost one report every single day of one of these catching on fire. again, no crash, it's just driving down the road and catching on fire. >> reporter: florida senator bill nelson asking the government to identify and address any serious safety issues. the senator hoping to avoid incidents like this one in florida back in may. >> get away. get away from it. >> reporter: fire spewing from the bottom of this 2012 kia pi before the car is swallowed by flames. king later learning that car was part of a safety recall f

whit. >> erielle, thanks very much.re information about the victims as the day unfolds. dan and eva, let's go back to you in new york. >> thanks, whit. >> what a senseless tragedy. >>> time for the weather and rob marciano. hey, rob. >> good news here is that the systems have been moving pretty progressively, quickly. starting with the pacific northwest, see the comma shape going there through british columbia. that will drop past levels of 4,000 feet so flakes are flying there if you're driving on the cascade mountains. temperatures south of the jet stream, a little above average. 10 to 15 degrees above average. this mass of warm air will be heading towards the nort this week. >>> good sunday morning. we have areas of dense fog. cooler afternoon and then clear tonight. >> this weather report sponsored by carmax. go out and have yourself a great sunday, or try to. >> thank you, rob. appreciate that. >>> coming up on "gma," the massacre in pittsburgh highlighting a troubling trend in this country, a significant rise in h

abc's erielle reshef is here with more and, erielle, he says he is fighting for himself and his family is opening up in a lengthy instagram post. his honest account of his struggles eliciting support from famous friends and his fans. this morning, ben affleck breaking his silence in a candid instagram post after completing a 40-day stint in rehab for alcohol addiction. the "batman" actor writing thursday afternoon, he remains in outpatient care adding, the support i received from my colleagues, family and fans means more than i can say. in august, affleck's estranged wife jennifer garner reportedly staging an intervention driving him to the treatment facility. the father of three chronicling his struggles. on instagram. saying, battling any adeck is a life long struggle. because of that, one is never really in or out of treatment. it is a full-time commitment. i am fighting for myself and my family. this marks the 46-year-old's third time in treatment. first in 2001 when he confessed to partying too much and not having a lot of boundaries. then in 2017, the two-time academy award winne

thank you, erielle. >>> it is october 1st, which means it is breast cancer awareness month, and thisfight this disease and dr. kristi funk, breast surgeon and author of "breasts: the owner's manual," is here with promising new developments. [ applause ] all right. there is a new drug out there that is not fda approved just yet, but you believe it could really be the cutting edge in helping with chemotherapy. >> without a doubt. so triple negative breast cancers lack three receptors, estrogen, proestrogen and her 2. and they are the most aggressive we have to treat. there has never been a documented improvement in survival in any therapy we throw at these metastatic triple negs until now. the trick is immunotherapy. and t-centric, this is so cutting edge that today, the 2018 nobel prize in medicine was just announced going to two cancer immunotherapy researchers. >> wonderful. >> what happens is this. you have got a cancer. metastatic to the liver. your chemo, your immune cells kill some of them, but never all of them, which is why stage four is always incurable. in triple negatives,

erielle, thank you. >>> back to ginger in florida.n up to panama city. along the way i took this video and wanted to share with you. miles of trees that are snapped from that hurricane, so even near tyndall air force base, which took on huge damage as well, it wasn't just homes. it was, of course, all of the >>> very special "deals & steals" with tory johnson, the theme is on the go so we'll be on the go with beautiful models showing the products today. tory, let's get right to it. this first deal is sumptuous. >> it is. so softies, so amy has that softies hooded lounge wear on. first of all, this is so soft they call this a marshmallow. she's been wearing it all morning. i think she's the envy of everyone in the studio. kangaroo pocket, the hood and perfect length so it's not just great for curling up on a cozy couch but could run outside if you have to, do some errands. it is so delicious. normally $99 slashed in half, $49 for a softies marshmallow lounger. >> like christmas is coming. so good. >> okay, on the go. >> yes, so we've g

. >> all right, erielle. not erielle. sorry about that. >> we both start with "e." >> gorgeous.to the latest on demi lovato's road to recovery. her mother says she has hit an important milestone marking 90 days aft abc's diane macedo has more. ♪ mama, i'm so sorry i'm not sober anymore ♪ >> reporter: these are the powerful words belted out by demi lovato just a month before she was hospitalized for an apparent overdose. now her mother is opening up about how she is doing. >> yes, she has 90 days and i couldn't be more thankful or more proud of her because addiction, being a disease, it's work. >> reporter: last friday, on "conversations with maria menounos," she knew her daughter was struggling with staying sober. >> i knew she wasn't sober. let me clarify, i didn't know what she was doing. >> mm-hmm. >> she doe't live wiis 2 >> reporter: in her 2017 documentary, "simply complicated," demi lovato spoke openly about her 2011 relapse. >> i wasn't ready to get sober. nobody knew. >> reporter: and just days after celebrating six years of sobriety, demi appeared alongside her mother

erielle reshef is here, and we know sheopes h news will help others. >> reporter: she really does, robins a forthcoming person and she hopes this news will help others and herself as she copes with her new diagnosis and the symptoms she has been experiencing for years. she is the actress who famously played quirky roles in box office hits like "legally blonde." >> you're famous in our club. >> reporter: and "cruel intentions." >> i am? >> reporter: now in a lengthy and candid instagram post, selma blair is revealing she was recently diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, saying, doctors broke the news to her back in august writing, i am disabled. i fall sometimes. i drop things. my memory is foggy, and my left side is asking for directions from a broken gps, but we are doing it. the 46-year-old mom opening up about her struggles, saying her symptoms have been around for decades. i have had symptoms for years, but was never taken seriously. i have probably had this incurable disease for 15 years, at least. >> it's very often that the actual sort of beginning of m.s. precedes the medical diagn

. >> thanks to erielle.morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> and good morning. it's 8:27. i'm reggie aqui sfrom abc 7 mornings. we have breaking news from the north bay. the san rafael fire department is on the scene of a partial roof collapse at the home goods store at northgate mall. there's a picture. it's near the entrance of the store. the san rafael fire department shared this photo, saying that no one was hurt and the store was not open at time. and they say the rain is what caused this collapse. firefighters are working with city building and safety personnel to evaluate the structure. this is only a one on our storm impact scale, alexis. >> i know, it's incredible, isn't it, reggie? and this has caused just a ton of crashes this morning. that and drivers not driving for conditions. actually, have a little sunbreak right now in the highway 24 area. this is around lafayette. so, eastbound 24, the lighter side of traffic, we are looking at the last little bit of