anyway we started we left kgo. at 900 front street. and i could say we left at 5:04. it is right now 5:11. we just passed mission street. let me show you the traffic. you can see it. and technically we could have taken the commuter lane. we decided not to. we don't have a become seat. there are two of us. we could have taken the commuter lane. we decided to treat this as if we were here alone. we are just inching away. and maybe you're right. maybe with don't won't get there before the my other three. but we'll see. dean is a good driver. dean smith. so maybe you can fly. >> anyway this is the big commute challenge. i'll throw it back to you. >>> yeah. she makes that right turn off to howard street. that will take forever. we are monitoring everybody's progress. of course we four folks taking four forms of transportation. right now leonard. he's taking transit. we'll see how far he can go. justin is taking bart. my money is on him. bart maybe the quickest way. we'll find out. i love this tweet. she's all smiles right you can see from the live shot. she's in traffic al

one other live picture from our kgo roof camera, the swag is swaying in the breeze.ouds and patchy fog overnight. showers arrive in the north bay tomorrow evening and widespread rain is coming our way on tuesday. so tomorrow morning there will be primarily clouds but a few patches of fog can't be ruled out especially in the north bay, where it may be dense for the morning commute. temperatures in the 50s tomorrow afternoon. here is how it's going to shape up. i think it will be a little milder in the south bay. gilroy 83. 82 in morgan hill. 79 in san jose. 65 in pacifica. downtown san francisco 68 degrees. you got up to 70 today. 64 in daly city and in the north bay a few sprinkles in the afternoon. can't be ruled out around bodega bay. mid-70s santa rosa, 72 in san rafael. east bay 71 in berkeley, 77 in san leandro. castro valley 78 degrees. head inland it's going to be comfortable, 80 in concord, 79k withk with. 82 degrees in livermore. then our abc 7 news exclusive storm impact scale comes in for tuesday, it's a light level one system, light to moderate rain is ex

i want to show you the time lapse after the sunset of the full moon rising from our kgo roof camera.ust take a look at this incredible video as the moon came up and it is also known as the hunter's moon this month. typically, the hunters and gath gathers used to use the bright moon to help them find their prey. if you didn't get enough, let's get you up close and personal. just another stunning shot as you can see here. we did have some clouds around but that didn't interfere. tonight, we have some high-level clouds moving across parts of the bay area, a look at those temperatures there in the 40s and the 50s. it is getting cool out there and a look at what you can expect as we head towards tomorrow afternoon and pretty much the next seven days. so, santa rosa's average high is 74 degrees, just like today, just like yesterday. tomorrow will still be a little bit cooler than average, even though we're going to see those numbers coming up, and then warming it up towards the end of the workweek, rising above average by friday, going into the weekend, you'll notice a good ten, 11 degrees

a live look from our kgo roof camera. the wind is not an issue right now. blue skies overhead. it is 87 in concorde, 83 in livermore. a good 10 to 15 degrees warmer than we were yesterday. it's a sunny day on the golndg fall retnstomorrow. it will become gusty in the hills. a look at the wind gusts hour by hour. midnight sunday we're going start to see the wind out of the north, eventually the northeast as we head into 11:00 a.m. sunday. that's what's going to warm us up, clear the fog out. that wind is also going dry out the air which is, of course, the biggest concern here around this time of year. we are in the peak of our fire season. so let's take a look at the relative humidity values. they're pretty high on sunday. watch the values drop down to 11% fairfield, 13% antioch. most notable in our inland areas. fairfield, napa, 70%. napa is one of the areas of biggest concern as the winds are expected to be the strongest there. definitely be aware of your surroundings. here's an hour-by-hour look tomorrow of what's going to half. watch the fog expand along the coast for the af

. >> reporter: the body count could kgo up in mexico beach, bt he hopes as communication improves, the list of people unaccounted for will go down. >> they might not have been unaccounted for. they can call in to their local city hall and advise that they are okay or send word somehow they are okay. >> reporter: clean up teams will be here for weeks. this is just debro that they moved off the road. they haven't even started going on to private property. we also don't have an official coordinated number of people unaccounted for in cities that were hit by hurricane michael. >> a a long road to recovery, thank you. >>> about two dozen people rode out the storm inside their church as the roof and walls were blasted off. tre duncan has the story. >>>. b saint andrew church rgs the sun was shining down on its members. they lost their building, but not their faith. >> our church is not the rubble behind us. it's us. i was praying for life. god is good. >> reporter: the pastor took us inside what's left of the structure that's been here since 1955. >> when i came in the next morning, walked i

big corporations in san francisco would be taxed at a higher rate, now full disclosure, our station, kgo-tv, would be one of those companies affected. i'm live in san francisco. lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> lyanne, thank you. the city keeps spending more and more money on services and supportive housing. this fiscal year the number tops $325 million. san francisco spends roughly $43,000 per person. if proposition c is approved, that number could nearly double. >>> well, what do you think would help with the homeless problem the most? we want to know what you think. go to abc7news.com/vote to share your thoughts. is it money, perhaps, housin, mental health help, drug abuse treatmenter or do you have some other idea that might make a difference? cast your vote or share your ideas on social media using the #betterbay. we'll take your votes up until 7:00 tonight. we look forward to hearing from you. >> yeah. well, clean streets is certainly an issue as well. more and more regular people are using technology and social tools to do something about san francisco's dirty streets. the latest is an