abc's reena roy is there for us and, reena, good morning. >> reporter: hey, mona, good morning to youah, today and the coming days are all about getting to work and figuring out how to turn promises into real change. day three's agenda is about hitting the ground running, negotiators putting their heads together as they try to agree on how to best limit global warming with the world heating up more in the last 29 years than in the previous 110 years. >> my administration is working overtime to show that our climate commitment is action, not words. >> reporter: president biden saying the climate crisis is an all hands on deck effort and the u.s. will aim to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050. >> there is an incredible opportunity, not just for the united states but for all of us. we have the ability to invest in ourselves and build an equitable clean energy future. >> reporter: he's also vowing to support developing countries that say they're already facing the harsh realities of a changing planet. >> as we sit comfortably today here in the conference center in glasgow,

reena roy, abc news, glasgow, scotland. reggie: california's lieutenant governor is leading the golden state's delegation in scotland. we spoke with her on our 3:00 p.m. show, called "getting answers. >> you you you you you you you u have a healthy economy while combating climate change and investing in renewable energy. reggie: the lieutenant governor stepped in for governor newsom after he pulled out of the conference suddenly last week. abc 7 is committed to building solutions for a better bay area. you can see the full slate of abc 7's climate change coverage on the abc 7 app. download the app wherever you stream. at risk again this year. kumasi: and a flight attendant answering questions from reporters. his message after his first court appearance. >> like firecrackers, and i started screaming, "call 911." reggie: a dad shot when you hear the word healthy it always feels a little out of reach. but it's all about the baby steps. maybe it's a jump or eating something green. or taking mom to get that vaccine. ♪ healthier

reena roy, abc news, new york. ama: federal health experts say a treatment pill likely could be available within a year. >> one has already received an emergency use authorization. it was shown in a clinical trial that if you give it to people early in the course of infection, you diminish by 50% the likelihood that they will be hospitalized or die compared to placebo. ama: in addition to that drug, dr. anthony fauci said pfizer asked the fda for emergency use authorization for a covid treatment pill. sergey gave the update during a virtual town hall meeting held by a palo alto congresswoman. if you have questions about covid-19 vaccines, you can always ask our vaccine team. they are dedicated to getting answers had to abc 7 -- answers. headed to abc 7 -- head to abc7news.com. >> all of the packages here, they are preparing for the holiday surge. this year is a little different from last year. i will tell you why, in my story. >> also here, governor newsom back in the public eye. the so-called intervention by his k

reena roy, abc news, new york. ama: federal health experts say a treatment pill likely could be available within a year. >> one has already received an emergency use authorization. it was shown in a clinical trial that if you give it to people early in the course of infection, you diminish by 50% the likelihood that they will be hospitalized or die compared to placebo. ama: in addition to that drug, dr. anthony fauci said pfizer asked the fda for emergency use authorization for a covid treatment pill. sergey gave the update during a virtual town hall meeting held by a palo alto congresswoman. if you have questions about covid-19 vaccines, you can always ask our vaccine team. they are dedicated to getting answers had to abc 7 -- answers. headed to abc 7 -- head to abc7news.com. >> all of the packages here, they are preparing for the holiday surge. this year is a little different from last year. i will tell you why, in my story. >> also here, governor newsom back in the public eye. the so-called intervention by his k

reena: now the u.s. is expected to release its long-term strategy on how exactly the country plans to achieve zero emissions by 2050. some experts are pretty skeptical about that happening. in glasgow, scotland, reena roy, abc 7 news. reggie: several california lawmakers are headed to scotland for cop26, including some from the bay area. state senator from menlo park is part of the california delegation. we will talk to him alive later this hour to see what he hopes to accomplish on this trip. abc 7 is committed to following the latest developments from cop26 and its impact from the bay area. you can find the latest in our website, abc7news.com. kumasi: no more masks in marin county. you will be able to go to grocery stores and indoor places without a mask if you are fully vaccinated. . is the first bay area county to lift the mask mandate. reporter amy hollyfield joins us live. amy? amy: this includes restaurants. for lunch today, you could walk into this restaurant without a mask, grab a table, sit at

reena roy with the latest.the first time from this sweeping booster shot request. >> dr. perlman voted other doctor voted no. reena: pfizer is back, asking for emergency use authorization for adults 18 and older, pointing to data showing a third shot increased protection against symptomatic disease 295% across all age groups and sources tell abc emergency use authorization could come before thanksgiving. >> it will be very likely that everyone will be able to get a booster within a reasonable period of time. reena: this as the country sees a rise in covid cases with an average of 71,000 cases a day, up over 13% in the last two weeks. to anyone states are seeing and -- 21 states are seeing an uptick, nearly all of them transitioning to colder weather, forcing people indoors. in colorado, 5% of icu beds are available. health-care care workers are overwhelmed. >> we are going into this surge with fewer people and everyone is tired. our hospital's nicus are filling up -- hospitals and icus are filling up with peopl

reena roy, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to reena roy. luckily, most of sunday's travel took place amid good weather conditions. several areas around the great lakes saw snow, but nothing too significant. the first snowfall also hitting the northeast. chilly temperatures remain across that region. there's more snowshowers from michigan to the interior northeast. and rain continues across the northwest and it will be dry across the rest of the country. >>> waukesha, wisconsin honored the victims of last sunday's christmas parade tragedy. people held a vigil in honor of those affected last sunday when a man in a suv plowed through the event last sunday. he's charged with five counts of first degree intentional homicide. a sixth is pending. the community has come together since the horror. >> it's just one of those memories that's not going to go away anytime soon. >> our community has just risen to the occasion. people from out of state. i think even global have reached out to waukesha. so the new thing, the verse, waukesha strong, fits it

reena roy joins us now. >> reporter: that's right. president biden is scheduled to land in scotland soon. he is scheduled to speak at the conference today. the u.s. is back at the table when it comes the climate change. day two of the conference of the parties is all about the world leaders from 20 countries. they will kick off the negotiations by laying out their vision for climate change. >> more has to be done. it is going the require us to continue to focus on what china is not doing, what russia is not doing and what saudi arabia is not doing. >> reporter: the annual summit is considered pivotal this year. experts say the clock the ticking and that nations need to act fast to prevent catastrophe. >> i know we have an agenda ahead of us. i believe this international system can deliver. it must deliver. >> reporter: the goal of the two-week conference is -- come to a written agreement on how to phase out coal and allocating the finances for that. >> we must make progress here in glasgow. >> reporter: diplomats and climate experts w

. >> reporter reena shaddox has details. >> fairfield police say 19 year-old lei lani beauchamp diedple arrested in connection to her death, including an active airman from travis air force base. parents too distraught to talk on camera from the monterey county home shared pictures and this written statement with fox 40. it says lay lonnie was truly a blessing to us and her beloved friends lay lonnie shared a very close relationship with her younger brother and sister who after she ventured out to college maintain daily communication with them. we will miss her smile, her laugh, her caring demeanor her strong will her passion for life and the love she brought to our family. we love you lay lonnie news of her death left many who live near this fairfield house unsettled considering investigators say this is where the killing took place. police took a missing person report saturday night on lay lonnie who is from carmel. >> earlier that day. she was last seen at a halloween party in sacramento, then left with 2 men who police say are active duty air force members. one living in this hou

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reena: the impacts of climate change are happening all around us.re occurring more frequently and having a huge negative impact on the economy and the health of americans. dr. horton is a climate scientist at columbia university. >> i am disturbed by how quickly we are seeing the emergence of these unprecedented extreme weather events and seeing how large the impacts are. reena: climate change can seem almost too big for an individual to make a difference. so what can you do? you can start right in your own home. >> the temperature you set your thermostat to is very important. also, finding out if your utility offers a renewable program. most do at this point. >> heating and air-conditioning account for almost half the energy you use in your home, so ceiling drafts and improving the installation -- installation can cut power use. -- insulation. >> smart appliances use less energy and overtime save money as well. you are not using or charging them. electronic devices use energy even when fully charged. another thing you can do is cut down on food was

abc's reena roy is live in kenosha with the latest.morning, reena. >> reporter: linsey, good morning to you. there is no question that the stakes are very high in this case. the governor activating 500 national guard members as this city braces for a verdict. closing arguments set to begin tomorrow in the emotionally charged trial of kyle rittenhouse. both sides getting one last chance to sway the jury in their favor. the 18-year-old facing multiple charges icluding homicide, but now the judge indicating he'll likely allow jurors to consider lesser charges. >> if i allow those, then the jury, if they are unable to agree that you're guilty of the charged offense, they will have the opportunity to consider whether you are guilty of the less serious offense. >> reporter: rittenhouse is accused of shooting and killing joseph rosenbaum and anthony huber and injuring gaige grosskreutz with an ar-15 during august 2020 protests in kenosha after the police shooting of jacob blake. this drone video, a key piece of evidence. prosecutors arguing i

reena, thank you. >>> that ride home for some was made a bit more dicey due to a blast of snow. slick travel along the eastern great lakes. this multivehicle accident was on i-90 in erie county, pennsylvania, today. let's go straight to abc's senior meteorologist rob marciano. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, linsey. we continue to get pulses of precip and reinforcing shots of cold air making roads slick especially her in the northeast. here's the radar. you see the latest clipper system heading across the great lakes where the snow is, i-80, i-90 continue to be problem spots. the other trouble spot is the pacific northwest, more rain coming in there. the olympic peninsula and rivers are rising there. flash flood watches up for seattle. billingham seeing their wettest november on record. a lot of people still traveling tomorrow. quiet across a good chunk of the country. rain in the northwest and continued cold here in the northeast. linsey. >> rob, thank you. >>> now to the smash-and-grab robberies that have police and shoppers on high alert. authorities in los angeles arresting four

>> reena, thank you. >>> inflation is hitting americans hard. prices for gas and groceries are surging. those worries are at least in part responsible for president biden's approval rating dropping to the lowest point of his presidency, even as he prepares to sign the bipartisan infrastructure bill tomorrow. now, the rest of his agenda faces an uphill battle. here's maryalice parks. >> reporter: tonight, facing new lows in the polls, president biden on the verge of doing what his predecessor tried and failed to do -- sign a bipartisan infrastructure bill into law. when the $1.2 trillion bill was finalized and passed in the house last week, biden called it a long overdue, once-in-a-generation investment. >> it's going to create more jobs -- good-paying jobs, union jobs, that can't be outsourced. >> reporter: and it's a much needed win for the president right now. a new abc/"washington post" poll showing his overall job performance at a new low -- just 41%. voters saying if elections were held today, they would pick a republican for congress over

abc's reena roy joins us live from laguardia airport. reena, pack some patience, right?: hey, rachel, good morning to you. yeah, that's absolutely right. the journey back home has already begun for millions so today will, of course, be busy but tomorrow it is expected to be even worse. take a look at these numbers, 2.4 million people expected to fly on sunday. beating the more than 2.3 million on wednesday. now, that is the most airline passengers in one day since the pandemic began. if you are looking to avoid the crowds and take off hopefully on time, experts suggest hopping on an early morning flight if possible. also a good reminder, getting to the airport at least two hours early to give yourself enough time to get through security. now, looking at the roads, if you are driving you'll probably hit some traffic with more than 48 million people behind the wheel this holiday week. today and tomorrow between around 1:00 and 7:00 p.m., just about anywhere will be pretty congested. but the best time to get on the road this weekend will be before 12 noon to avoid the worst

good morning, reena. >> reporter: will, good morning to you. things are already busy here at newark airport. lot of people showing up. that will likely be the case at many airports across the country today, with 2.4 million people expected to fly. makes it not only the busiest day of the year, but also the most passengers screened in one day since the pandemic began. the tsa has screened more than 2 million travelers a day since last week. yesterday alone more than 2.2. experts say if you've got a flight this morning you should be in pretty good shape. any time before 12 noon is oon however is a little less typically peak travel time. if you're flying then, of course prepare for pretty long lines. parking lots also have been filling up at major airports. customers advised to reserve spots ahead of time. but overall, the good news is that the tsa and the airlines have bulked up staffing, insisting that they're ready for this rush. will? >> good luck to all 2.4 million of you trying to travel on the busiest day of the year. reena roy, thank you.

reena roy, abc news, glasgow, scotland.issions by 50% by 2030. what does that mean, spencer christian mark spencer: we spoke with experts and they see the problem for methane emission could be in plain sight. when president biden announced the goal of reducing methane emissions, he focused attention on agrees house -- on a greenhouse gas that may not be familiar as the co2 associated with car exhaust. if fact, methane contributors often have hooves instead of wheels -- cows. >> it is the second most important source of methane to the state. 26% of all. spencer: our methane comes from debris. spencer:. she is a researcher at the university of california merced. she aneagues have been experimenting with a substance made from agricultural syrup known as biochar. that goal is to mix it with manure that is composted into fortaleza across the central valley. in essence, changing the chemistry of how it degrades. >> doing that along that chain also reduces the methane that is emitted as well. spencer: meanwhile, other environmenta

reena roy, abc news.deals on all source of products, hoping to boost holiday sales. we asked bay area consumers cyber monday even a thing anymore? reporter: cyber monday is here, or is it? >> everyday is cyber monday now, if you know how to navigate, you can find what you're looking for. reporter: people shopping online every day now and deals rolling out earlier and earlier every year. >> i went shopping in october. reporter: why did you do it so early? >> there were a lot of sales already. reporter: still, retailers like amazon embracing the condition -- the tradition. >> you can see today things up to 50% off and if you are a prime member, you can save up to 80% off. reporter: an economics professor says it makes sense for retailers to pump up this day because shoppers are ready for it. >> people are expecting to spend up to $12 billion this monday alone and the prediction is sales will be up 8%-10% this season in november and december. lots of shopping is going on. reporter: cyber scammers are also ou

still ahead reena john, thanks to that. got some issues out there like a new accident this time 80 eastbound. >> at 8.80 north. so right here in oakland, we already knew that were seen roadway flooding along this highway. the same with 2.81. oh, one in the city this morning. we've got some reports flooding there. so definitely give yourself a little more time. you might want to take a 5.80, or 80 if you're trying to get around these delays. maybe international as an option in the late another accident, 80 westbound at 7.80 west. so we've got this for the past 2 hours now keeping a close eye on that heading into the city what you do reach the maze. it says 23 minutes for your drive time. you've got very heavy winds on the bay bridge. also on the san mateo bridge. so take your time as you're driving over there, richmond center fell commute. as you travel out of richmond still very slick and wet a little under 17 about 20 minutes for you to make it across towards the peninsula. darya james, back to you. thanks, rana. >> so hap

reena. john, thank you for that. all right. well, for your money. the holiday shopping season is starting off strong. >> despite supply chain issues staff shortages in stores and high prices retail sales rose 1.7% in october. economists were predicting a smaller increase and u.s. consumers tell researchers while they are concerned about inflation, they're still spending. airline ticket prices are climbing just ahead of the busy holiday travel season. rising fuel prices are one of the reasons for the higher prices. airlines also continue to struggle with labor shortages, forcing some flights to be canceled, but some travel experts are hopeful the cost of flights won't set travelers back too much. their price tracking app. hopper recently reported thanksgiving prizes down 13% from 2 years ago. so it's a little good news there. coming up the next hour. california is celebrating ruby bridges walked to school day for the first time. we're going to tell you. >> the history behind the holiday in a live report. and lecturers at uc schools across the state a

. >> reena. good morning. and that new york law restricts where and under what circumstances people can carry a concealed weapon and a decision by the supreme court could have national implications because at least 7 other states have similar laws. >> wednesday. the u.s. supreme court heard a challenge to a new york state law that says people must obtain a license in order to carry a concealed firearm outside of their home for self-defense. i was shot in my head while leave my constituents. former congresswoman gabby giffords was shot outside of a grocery store in tucson, arizona, on the steps of the supreme court. she and other survivors of gun violence expressed support for new york's restrictions. we don't want to take your guns. a save out children. they say regulations of concealed carry permits prevent more americans from being shot and killed at places they should feel safe going but gun rights advocate katie novotny argues she deserves the right to protect yourself. and your say it isn't a civil right.

reena, back to you. thank you for that, rebecca. all right. we're getting a look at our traffic this morning. >> no major did say sadly, we had an overnight fatality. >> along 5. '05, southbound north of midway road in vacaville. all lanes this morning are open in that area, though, heading from the east bay into the city a little under 2 minutes for your drive time. no major delays along 5, 1880, as you're traveling through richmond, san pablo every hill and berkeley san mateo bridge across towards the peninsula. little under 13 minutes as you're heading across the richmond center fell commute traveling at a richmond. you can make that drive and a little under 10 minutes and we'll leave you with a look at the golden gate bridge this morning about 20 minutes traveling into the city. the biden administration is taking action for veterans who may have been exposed to toxic burn pits while serving our country overseas jessi tenure is live in washington with that story. good morning, jesse. >> yeah. good morning to you as well. these open air burn

reena roy has a wrap up today in court.house taking the witness stand wednesday in his own defense, breaking down as he described shooting joseph rosenbaum during august 2020 protests in kenosha, wisconsin. the teenager has pled not guilty to shooting and killing rosenbaum and anthony huber. wooden house -- rittenhouse claims he was protecting businesses and acting in self-defense, with rosenbaum threatening him. >> you said he threatened to kill you twice. >> yes. >> and you say you were trying to get to the police. why? >> because i did not do anything wrong. reporter: prosecutors are trying to convince the jury that rittenhouse is guilty and have the intent to kill. >> i used deadly force to stop a threat that was attacking me. >> you intentionally used deadly force against joseph rosenbaum, correct? >> yes. reporter: the medical examiner who performed his autopsy says he believes the shot that killed rosenbaum hit him in the back. prosecutors argue rosenbaum fell forward because of his injuries, but the defense claims r

the reena cording to gun control advocates is firearm restrictions are very tough.ns are illegal. >> thank you very much. >>> now several people are injured after two trains collided sunday night in england. officers have been responding to the crash at salisbury station. police and rail investigators have declared a major incident but there are no critical injuries we know of and no one was killed. an investigation is underway. >>> there's more to come right here on cnn including a washington post report that reveals disturbing new information about the insurrection at the u.s. capitol and the warnings that were missed. >>> plus, it's a dead heat in virginia days before the governor's race and the candidates are pulling out all of the stops. >> today 1,142 of our children have been hospitalized with covid. do you want to send your kids to school where the teachers are not vaccinated or not wearing masks? >> no! ♪ yeah i feel free ♪ ♪ to bare my skin, yeah that's all me. ♪ ♪ nothing and me go hand in hanand ♪ ♪ nothing on my skin that's my new plan. ♪ ♪ nothing is e

reena inflation.n to, republicans they will tell you that it is all president biden's fault. he went to big with the american rescue plan. the government's threat to. much overheated the economy. but the alternative, the cost of doing to little, would be catastrophic. after the economic meltdown in 2000, eight the government responded with a far insufficient stimulus that did not go far enough. and monetary policy was not as accommodating. and the republicans got in and we got the prosperity out what it all added up to us so many young adults who graduated into that labor market, that we will see their leaders -- wagers lower as a decade for result. the answer is not doing less to help people, but here is another problem with the biden theory, inflation is also a big time. in the united kingdom, more than 4%. is that also joe biden's fault? of course not. it's not even really prime minister boris johnson's fault. we are coming off a once in a century pandemic where we should on the economy on presiden

reena reports that contacts that the border patrol with the libyan coast guard, which is an officiallocal patrols, which the united nations says has ties to militia groups, human trafficking. according to reports in documents, the e spends hundreds of millions of dollars to funds this so-called libyan coast guard. which in turn, captures migrant boats in the mediterranean sea. far from libya's shores. often, openly shooting at those boats. and knocking them over into the water. >> please keep more distance. don't shoot at the people. >> they are shooting again. >> stop shooting in the water. >> if the migrants survive those initial encounters with the libyan coast guard, many are brought to brutal prisons, where survivors describe horrible living conditions, abuse and torture. the worst of these is the secret prison called alamo banning, as ariana reports, migrants in were beaten for whispering to one another, speaking in their native tongues, or even laughing. troublemakers were held four days in the isolation room in an abandoned gas station. isolation room had no bathroom. prisone

best chances of rain tomorrow night into thursday morning and then again into next monday, reena johnthat. a couple of hot spots and issues out there on the highways like a traffic hazard. 5.80, westbound. >> at 80 west in oakland. so we are starting to see some delays as you're traveling through the maze. once you do reach the maze a little under 30 minutes making your way into the city to that fremont street exit also along highway for that one 60 connector. there is a traffic collision and a spill. so good alternate would be vasco road all the way down to 5.80, to try to get around that out here pleasant and we have a tractor-trailer fire. so westbound 5.80, as santa rita road the right lane and the exit ramp is currently blocked. so we're seeing slower conditions as you're traveling there looks like also a little slow in a long 6.80 as you're heading along to pleasanton a little under 90 minutes via the san mateo bridge. a member slick conditions still. so that slowing people down and a lot of areas. the richmond, sandra fell commute a little under 15 as you head out of richmond a

talking 60's and sunshine towards the afternoon and our next chance of rainfall all still to come, reena john, thank you for that. so we do have a hot spot out there. its enrichment, 80 westbound at barrett avenue. >> and so we're looking at one lane blocked as well as the off-ramp there, san pablo avenue. always a good alternate if you're trying to get around delays along 80, although it's can slow down along there, too, heading into the city right now. another accident just popping up here on the bay bridge right near the toll. so now we're seeing drive times go up. we're still at 16, but that may change out here in let's get a look at that accident. northbound 6.80, north of and roddy road. 6 a on the northbound side heading across towards the peninsula. you can see traffic slowing down here a little under 18 minutes as you're heading across towards the peninsula. darya james, back to you. thanks a lot. or a 7 o 4 of our top story this morning is, you know, the kids get their covid vaccine and they have a smaller needle in a different. >> dosage. well, about a dozen or more kids got t

reena. john, thank you for that.y keeping a close eye on this hot spot in fremont. >> they just were able to clear this accident off of the highway northbound 80 south of mission boulevard. so we're starting to we're going to eventually start to see conditions along. i 80 in fremont improve another accident. this is insanely angeles 80 south of to 38 and another one south some of us period boulevard in san lorenzo. so you are seeing delays along. i 80 if you're traveling through san lorenzo there. the bay bridge a little under 21 minutes for your drive. time to make it into the city right now. traffic is building and the richmond, sandra fell commute a little under 10 as you head out, a richmond will have all your traffic darya james, back to you. thanks a lot. of 6.32 right now and. >> following a story that's developing because it's been 2 days now since a toddler was shot and killed on 8.80 in oakland. the toddler was driving with their mom in a car when the bullet, his came in just 23 months old, a young child sh

reena 6.19 and san francisco school district is facing a 125 million dollar budget shortfall for the next school year. so how they got to fix that. they're going to make some cuts. they don't want to be taken over by the state. so if they don't want that. and here's what they say they need to do. they could cut about 50 million dollars in funding for individual schools. 10 million. >> cut from student service programs and then administration and operations services would be cut by 20 million and nearly 400 jobs will be slashed. well, the union representing teachers doesn't think this is a good idea. they think there are other places the district could cut first before impacting students and teachers talking about for men. >> from levels of administration and management. that may be are directly impacting students at this moment, perhaps special projects that can be paused until such a time as grants can be found to us and that cuts to schools or schools having to make the decisions around which position to cut only exacerbates the trauma that we've been so. >> the state of california

falling back an hour into sunday morning reena. thank you, john.r of sleep there. so we have a hot spot. we've been following. >> tractor trailer fire. this is out in pleasanton, a long 5.80, westbound side at santa rita road and you can see the fire. they are blocked. this is still actually on going there. if you are traveling along 5.80 right now. they have one of the right lanes blocked. they also have the exit ramp blocked as well. so a good alternate would be 84 as you're traveling along that highway a little under about 90 minutes traveling to the say the 3 months she exit. look, so we also have a stalled tractor trailer. the air just at the foot of the maze. so yeah, traffic building heading across towards the peninsula. little under 22 minutes for you to make that dry and checking out other hot spots like this one in antioch, westbound for to northbound one, 60 that's closed. there's a spill there that's 5.80. also could alternates for you. darya james, back to you. all right. lst's talk sports and the forty-niners might get a few key playe

reena don, thank you for that. all right.tivity out on the roadways here in el serino 80 westbound east of cutting boulevard. >> we got an accident there. so we are starting to see some delays on to san pablo of into el sobrante, a good alternate. always san pablo avenue which runs just adjacent to that all readings tunnel, another accident here, northbound 6.80, north of and ron a road. so we are seeing a slight delay, a lost 6.80 heading into the city right now. looks like we have a traffic hazard, 80 westbound right near the treasure island exit could be a stalled vehicle, but it is blocking one of the lanes. so we have a slight uptick in traffic. a little under 18 minutes to make it to that fremont street exit as you head across towards the peninsula. no major delays. a little under 60 minutes. and southbound 6.80, at monument l - boulevard. they just removed that we still do have residual delays target. james, back to you. thanks a lot a 06:40am forty-niners finally won one home. >> o. oh, yes. going all the way saying a

some of our colder holdouts are santa rosa in petaluma still in the 40's reena.ank you for that. all right. well, we have some updates to some accidents. we've been tracking like this one in fremont, southbound 8.80, south of 84 west. they just opened up all the lanes here. so hopefully we start to see traffic start to clear out along a traveling through union city there. >> the richmond center fell bridge. we do have an accident. 5.80, westbound near the tolls drive times have not really gone up, though. we're still at around 13 minutes and there are still pockets of fog along the richmond sandra fell bridge heading into the city from the east. a little under 26 minutes of traffic is busy still at 9.31. the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula a little under 15 and it stuck on the south bay quickly along one o one 85 to menlo park under 33 minutes. that's a lot of improvement from last time checked in to 8085 to 82 just like conditions at this hour. gary james, back to you. >> thanks a lot, rusty knight, 32 and san francisco could soon allow peo

so don't forget to bundle up as you venture out reena. to make sure to grab jacket on the way out today. >> all right. so we do have an accident is enrichment eastbound 5.80, west of street out here richmond. but you also have delays along 88 5.80. as you're traveling. >> crockett down towards the maze a little under 49 minutes for you to make that drive right now traveling into the city. what you do sali reach the maze a little under 25 minutes of hazards fall on the bridge. san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula a little under 19 minutes for you to make that drive here in san leandro south on 8.80, at marina boulevard. you got an accident there. so we are seeing some delays. you haoe pockets of fog along the richmond sandra fell commute a little under 16 for your drive darya james, back to you. thank you, ray. 7.32 in san francisco could soon allow people who are on drugs to use them as at a facility where medical professionals are be there on hand to make sure they're safe safe environment for them. hopefully. >> that wi

a little cooler up in the north bay reena. john, thanks for that.o we've been keeping a close eye on the san mateo bridge because we had a disabled vehicle there. 92 westbound looks like they were able to get that vehicle. >> off of the bridge. now we're down to little under 20 minutes for you to make that drive heading into the city right now. little under 15 minutes. we're not seeing the major delays were seen along 5. 8080 so improvement there. and this accident here, south of market street. they just were able to get this off of the highway. so hopefully we start to see some improvement along 8.80, richmond center fell commute, a little under 9 and we'll leave you with a look at the golden gate bridge traveling into the city from the north bay a little under 23 minutes. darya james, back to you. thank you, ray. >> so breaking news here at the half hour, congresswoman jackie spear who represents san mateo county and a good bit of san francisco has announced this morning she will not be seeking reelection. she's devoted a lot of her life, if not m

reena john, thank you for that. we have had our fair share of delays this morning and we do have a new traffic collision. this is in hayward is a northbound 8.80, north of little road. you've got a traffic collision. the air. >> looks like at least one lane is blocked to 38 would be a good alternate if you were trying to escape any of those delays. if you're traveling from the east bay into the city. look at that under 17 minutes. looks like they've turn those meteor lights all for us this morning. so traffic is moving in pretty nicely. san francisco. 80 westbound at that one o one north connector there. you've got a traffic collision so we are seeing some delays along one o one. but 2.80, would be a good alternate if you want to travel out in palo alto, northbound 1, one north of the embarcadero road. there is a traffic collision there. so 2.80 runs just adjacent to that. and we'll leave you with a look at the san mateo bridge a little under 14 at it across towards the peninsula. darya james, back to you. thanks fo

morning at 60 degrees while san mateo alameda conquered pittsburgh and oakland each right now at 58 reenae're talking about mist and seen reports of that fog. >> here along 80 in valais help eastbound and westbound right near the american canyon road exit. so be careful and cautious as you're traveling there this morning heading into the city. slick conditions still along the bay bridge a little under 2 minutes. so that's not slowing you down, but you might want to if you are traveling there. let's get a look at sandra fell west bound, 5.80, to 1. one north seen reports of an accident. however, not seeing any delays as a result of that crash. so that's the good news here heading across towards the peninsula. little under 14 minutes for us. a richmond center fell could be picking up a bit. a little under 9 and the golden gate bridge about 19 headed into the city daryn. james, back to you. thank you. 5.32 in a big story we're following this morning is covid on the cal football team. yeah. the players there at cal are speaking out now about the university's covid testing policies. >> and thi

reena john, thanks for that. a couple of problems but also a couple of improved spots. >> here pleasant hill. we have an accident southbound 6.80, just south of monument boulevard. so we have seeing delays along 6.80, but improvement along highway 4 under 17 minutes is a traveling from the east bay into the city. now that they turn lights off at the bay bridge. so improvement here and the same story for the san mateo bridge a little under 14 minutes. we're up to almost 20 another accident here in oakland, northbound 8.80, just south of high street. we are seeing delays along 88 e as you're traveling there. we'll have more on traffic coming up with daryn james, back to you. thanks a lot radar. there's a bigger reward this morning for finding the gunman who shot and killed the kron 4 security guards. you can see his picture here. kevin. >> the he was shot in oakland last week while on duty. protecting one of our reporter crews fortunately died over the weekend because of those injuries. kron four's will tran is sta

. >> reena john, thank you for that. right. we're starting in on the bay bridge is a traveling from the east bay into the city. a little under 30 minutes. they turn those meteor lights on. they've been on since the top of the hour. but no major delays as soon as you hit the bridge. also the san mateo bridge across towards the peninsula little under 13 minutes for your drive time there. another new accident. i am scenes down in sunnyvale to 37 westbound west of north mathilde avenue. we do have an accident there. so keeping a close eye on conditions along the richmond. sandra fell bridge traveling there was traffic starts to pick up a little under 13 minutes to make your way across towards sandra fell. let's check out the golden gate bridge, about 20 minutes into the city. no major delays. we have more weather and traffic coming up. but for now, let's get back to these top stories tall, right. and we'll begin with breaking news this morning. just in time for the holiday travel season. gas prices. >> soon could be getting a littl

reena tells us about why mother nature is being blamed for this and how you can help. >> every year christmas services unit. our families will be driving through. will. we will have a winter wonderland set up. i still don't drive through a ton of lights and pop ups. and you know, fun christmas seen christmas music. santa is on hand as each family receives a bag of handpicked toys which the children placed on a wish list as toys are donated leading up to the one-day event. they're stored away until staff is ready to sort and wrap them all the donated toys have been housed in a storage just like this one. and when they went to check on them on thursday. they discovered with the recent storms have done. we found that after the storm had come through a couple weeks before. they had all been destroyed. there was. >> water and and by then. everything we were able to salvage anything. so they'll be starting from scratch, collecting toys for the christmas in cordova event on december 18 at rancho cordova city hall from now. we are rallying our community. >> today, a food drive benefiting the rancho c