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this morning it's drizzle and light rain. then it turns over to scattered showers. 56 at 4:00. we know it rained on the golden gate bridge. >> not one car coming through. the roads are slick so you may want to slow it down a little bit. if someone you know is coming in on i-5, southbound, highway 205, a multicar accident. traffic is backed up before highway 120 so expect delays there. a little bit closer to home let's check your commute out of tracy, the red sensors are showing about a 35-minute drive from tracy up and over the altamont pass. ace train number one is on time. they are trying to clear that out of lanes. we had a motorcycle down near the carquinez bridge. you are stacked up well into vallejo westbound 80. we'll be back in a few with updates on this. new this morning, heavy police activity overnight in a san jose neighborhood. this is new video just in to our abc 7 newsroom. we believe all of this began around 6:00 last night on holly drive. s.w.a.t. officers with san jose police even brought out a bomb detecting robot. we do have a call in to san jose police. a witness, though, at the scene tells us someone has been taken into custody and the scene is now clearing up. as soon as we get any more information i will let you know. >> jessica, thank you. you just heard from mike that the rain is going to be coming and posing new threats to the north bay that were ravaged by last month's fires. mud slides, flooding and debris flows are huge concerns as well flows are huge concerns as well as sinkholes. crews alerted neighbors and sealed off street level storm drains. we evaluate and the city evaluates the needs. >> crews are placing tiny cameras to get a better idea of the damage below. >> plans to open a gun store will be up for debate. the story from san carlos. >> full steam ahead to open at the strip mall on industrial road. they sell guns, ammo, hunting and fishing equipment. >> all kids are upset about this. >> reporter: when residents got wind of the project they began e-mailing the city council protesting the new store. there have been 500 e-mails so far. >> this is the most i've ever seen. 5:00 is beyond, i think, 150 to 200 is the most we saw. the city already has a gun store on el camino real. the plan is something they didn't expect. >> they have a good reputation with law enforcement and with everything else. i would certainly be upset if i were them coming in. on the other hand every community has standards. >> reporter: we were unable to reach representatives of turner's outdoorsman. dozens of residents are fed up by the recent mass shootings. >> i understand that people feel this is a right of theirs and i want to ask them where is our right to say what's safer? >> reporter: the meeting is scheduled to begin at 7:00 p.m. lilliian kim, abc news. friends and family joined the first baptist church congregation for yesterday's service. it was the first since last weekend's massacre. frank pomeroy lost 26 members of his congregation including, as you see there his own 14-year-old daughter, annabell. >> i say we choose life. >> the gunman's mother-in-law grieved with the congregation. after the service people lined up to see the newly opened memorial inside the church. >> the murder trial for the man accused of killing kate steinle. the prosecution will have a rebuttal witness but the rest of the week will be taken up by housekeeping matters such as agreeing on instructions. closing arguments will begin. jose ines garcia death is called a freak accident. south san francisco police are on the lookout for a driver who hit and killed a woman and then took off. it happened just before midnight at el camino real and south spruce avenue. the woman was knocked unconscious in the street and later died at the hospital. police are looking for a late model toyota or lexus. >> the san jose police department is accused of targeting gay men for arrests. bruce nickerson says the crackdown unfairly singles out gay men. a man walked along the guadalupe river and propositioned him. the city attorney has not commented on the case. >> a community forum to learn about recent changes to an immigrant protection program. many who attended churches are shielded by the protection status program. >> we have been participate of this nation for almost 18 years so we've been here practically legally. give us an opportunity. >> last week the department of homeland security canceled temporary protection status for temporary protection status for nicaraguans living in the u.s. >> arnold schwarzenegger thinks the solution to climate change and how its dangerous effects are communicated. he spoke at a global climate meeting in bonn, germany. activists need to think of the dangers of air and water pollution. >> you can have the best product in the world but if you can't communicate it to the people it's nothing. it's time we wake up and talk about what really matters. >> jerry brown spoke at that summit over the weekend. he told the crowd california is leading the charge on climate action. let's take a look at what's going on as far as temperatures. the cloud cover making it about three to seven degrees warmer than yesterday. let's see where we're at as far as those temperatures. also san ramone and dublin. 48 right now in pleasanton and in livermore. low to mid-50s in antioch, brentwood, pits bitsburg. we've got 53. that's your temperature in mountain view. good morning, san jose. you're also 53. 54, dress for that in high ward and oakland. i have the trifecta, 55 degrees in santa rosa, novato and pacifica. here's a look at sfo. it's cloudy. it's monday. probably some delays, unfortunate. it's about 56 degrees right now. keep an eye on it. if you step away from the tv, i put it on social media. if you're going to be out exercising, i know it's hard to do after a weekend but after eating and drinking all weekend it will be mild and humid. beaches, some random showers. the bay, not the greatest either. some stray showers and really not breezy enough to do much in the way of kite sailing. a little cool this morning with drizzle to light rain. mid to upper 60s for the rest of us. for oakland and those who got the weather conditions on there, too, so the best chance of random showers as we head 2:00, 4:00, and 6:00. coming up in the accuweather forecast, here is sue. use extra caution if you're getting up and out. westbound 84, the dumbarton bridge before the toll plaza waiting to get that accident. it was blocking the slow lane, cleared out of lanes or waiting from the bridge tow truck and check this out westbound before the carquinez plaza, a motorcycle down. it's cleared to the center divide. to the highway 37 exit by six flags there in vallejo. expect delays there and also we'll go over to oakland. we have some road work that will be happening later this morning, intermittently closing the high street bridge. so expect delays there. they're hoping to have that only 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this morning's "gma first look" candidate roy moore standing defiant in the face of growing calls from his own party to step aside. now vowing to turn the tables after being accused of molesting a 14-year-old girl and dating teenagers while he was a district attorney 38 years ago. >> in the next few days there will be revelations about motivations and the content of this article. >> reporter: moore yet to provide that proof he's been promising for days would discredit the allegations uncovered by "the washington post," accusations leading to several senators to call for him to drop out. >> i think it would be best if he stepped aside. >> reporter: megan mccade and matthew dowd weigh in now breaking news from the abc 7 live desk. breaking news happening in atlanta right now. a manhunt under way for the man who opened fire at a nightclub downtown. two people are dead. two others hurt. we just got this new video from the scene a few moments ago. two people were hurt were said to be bystanders. those folks are expected to recover. i will keep my eye on the situation there and let you know as soon as we get any more updates. >> there is a new scam, swapping their numbers with those of legitimate businesses. so potential customers are contacting thieves instead of actual companies. google's business listings have an option to suggest an edit allowing almost anyone to change information. security experts suggest searching for a business on multiple sites to confirm information. a new high-end car with a devilish name is causing controversy. it's called the dodge demon. with a lot more muscle. 840 horsepower and claimed 0 to 60 of 2.3 seconds. a leading automotive trade publication is calling to ban it from the streets calling it inherently dangerous to other drivers. a spokesperson told "usa today" the car's buyers are performance enthusiasts and having a custom car is critical. uber still feeling the effects of the #delete uber campaign in san francisco. you might remember the campaign kicked off last year following sexism within the company. the month the scandal broke that number dropped to 64% and just two months ago the market share dropped even more to 59%. new york city is the only city uber took a huge hit. a major development for the raiders. the ceremony is part an agreement reached. last week the board gave the raiders' contractor permission to begin work which includes the groundbreaking. >> all right. we'll take a look at weather now because some of you will experience some rain today and that is just the beginning of what could be a rainy week. >> it's pretty light out there in places like san rafael and novato. that's enough to make the roads wet and slick. unlike friday i don't think we'll see as much sunshine. cooler than the heavier storm for wednesday into thursday. right now 680 coming out or going into the sunol grade. newark, all the way down to milpitas. wet weather to bay shore and up to the bayview district, some light rain there. the best chance of anything steady will be up in the north bay. random showers and, again, during the noon hour the best chance in the for the bay while a random shower may be possible forrest of us. as we head into the evening commute a cold front, a weak cold front, will start pushing this chance down into the heart of the bay and the south bay. you can see that chance lingers and then it's over as we head through the rest of the morning commute tomorrow. 7:00 tonight we end the evening commute with the best chance of measurable rain, richmond, san francisco northward. we could wake up to slick streets tomorrow morning. upper 50s at the coast. ten degrees cooler tomorrow. now looking at tuesday lots of sunshine. wednesday into thursday, rainfall amounts are starting to approach an inch, maybe more in some neighborhoods. it will be breezy. we'll keep the storm at one, light. what are you looking at, sue? >> the san mateo bridge. we're seeing volume increase. an earlier accident at the dumbarton bridge that was partially blocking the slow lane. that's been pushed off to paseo/padre parkway. it has improved. westbound carquinez bridge, we had a motorcycle down but that's been cleared out. check out the backup to the exit in vallejo. expect about a good solid 15-minute delay there. intermittent after 8:00 this morning. they'll be trying to close it for 15 minutes at a time to do some maintenance there. you may want to check out fruitvale or park avenues as your alternate this morning again after 8:00. we'll be back in just a few minutes with a look at your mass transit option this is monday morning. >> it's 5:20 now. music lovers came to dig through stacks and stacks of record albums. the rock and swap. for 34 years both casual and serious collectors have been coming to sift through the bins hoping to find a rare gem. it is still a draw even in the digital age. >> a lot that's not online, it's rare or it's internet browsing in the real world. >> the 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evacuation plan ready. last night's fires burned plastic drain pipes. today's storm could bring sinkholes and landslides. >> and, number three, we're seeing delays to the carquinez bridge. we had an earlier motorcycle down. the reason for your backup. the scene should be recovering. >> number four from the live desk, a major police situation overnight. police were in a standoff to a woman who refused to surrender for ten hours. i will have that coming up. >> just hours after losing a child marquis goodwin scored an emotional touchdown yesterday. his teammates gathered around him. goodwin was able to help his team get its first win of the season. >> number six, president trump is in the philippines and met with president duterte. the president did not take any questions regarding duterte's horrible human rights record. >> aesha curry, international smoke on mission street will feature a variety of barbecue styles including st. louis, cuban, and japanese style ribs. >> in case you weren't hungry, you ar now. a special honor for a world war ii veteran. >> orel stewart still lives on his own. his distinguished 35 years of service began in high school. he joined the service in 1935. he had a lead bomber flying 32 missions, three on d-day. he provided critical support to allies forces as they stormed the beaches of normandy. >> i feel for those guys in the wintertime. i was up in the air so i was lucky. i saw a lot of planes go down in flames. >> on friday the full star treatment courtesy of the boston celtics. they picked up stewart and his family. he met the players and was honored in front of 18,000 fans. >> it means the world to me. i can't believe it. i said, guys, you'd better win tonight or i'm not coming back. >> and his wish came true. the celtics won the game. >> we'll be back with another full 90 minutes including the big change in how state lawmakers will investigate claims of sexual harassment. >> and things are looking bleak for embattled senate candidate for embattled senate candidate roy moore for embattled senate candidate roy moore what if there was only one paper? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. what if there was only one pet? now what if there was only one mattress? one is not a choice. choose your mattress with tulo. everything you want in a bed, in a box. >> and we're watching live doppler 7 this morning. a one on our storm impact scale is moving through the bay area today. >> good morning to you. monday, november 13. sue hall in for traffic. she's under the weather so we'll hear from her in a moment. >> it may impede your forward progress this morning, so to speak, in the form of light showers. you can see them scattered all over the place on live doppler 7 especially from the bay bridge all the way down to about 237. we are reporting light rain also around santa rosa. here's a look for south beach. when i came across the bay bridge i ran into some drizzle this morning so watch out for that. by noon 60 to 65. from drizzle and light rain to scattered showers. 59 to 65. about 56 to 60 degrees. any issues? yeah, a couple as you would expect with slick roads this morning. we'll headfirst to the bay bridge where the metering lights were turned on at 5:27. and that is starting to fill in rapidly. let's check the earlier motorcycle accident near the carquinez toll plaza cleared out of lanes for about 20 minutes now. look at the backup still past highway 37 for a solid 15 to 20-minute delay headed westbound. the east shore freeway is light from highway 4 all the way into the mcarthur maze. we'll check back on a new stalled big rig apparently near castro valley in just a couple of minutes. >> sue, thank you. it's 5:31 now. rain is the cause of concern in the north bay. the wildfires melted critical drainage pipes. >> that is threatening roads. amy hollyfield live for us in santa rosa this morning. >> reporter: reggie, good morning. here is a new road closure here in santa rosa, cross creek road and thomas lake harris drive. the fires burned plastic underground pipes. this leaves empty cavities in the road. there's nothing there to support any run-off from the rain. authorities now worry the rain could cause flooding, sinkholes, and mud slides in the area. crews are using tiny cameras underground to look for any more damaged pipes. they are telling residents they need to be aware. >> this is a fluid situation. we know the rain is coming and want residents to be prepared. we're asking residents to be extra vigilant and to have a plan to leave in an event it is necessary. >> reporter: one sinkhole already opened up on newberry court. crews worked on repairing that spot over the weekend. they are on guard today because of the rain expected here. the irony is not lost on officials. the mayor says he feels bad asking people who just got back into their homes to be prepared to possibly have to evacuate again. live in santa rosa, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. amy, thank you. firefighters on the front lines of the wildfires will be tested for exposure. blood and urine samples from 175 firefighters to determine which dangerous substances they were exposed to from burning furniture and other household goods. they are pitching in $100,000 to support that study. property owners have until today to sign up to have the government remove ash and debris from their burned out homes in sonoma county. abc 7 was at the veterans memorial building where people met face-to-face with county agencies and fema over the weekend to get questions answered and to make arrangements. homeowners can opt to foot the bill to hire a private contractor to remove that debris. the 49ers' first win of the season came with a touching and heartbreaking moment a lot of people are talking about. >> marquis goodwin scored a touchdown leading his team to victory. hours earlier he and his wife lost their newborn son. reporter matt keller is live for us in santa clara. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. this is such an incredibly sad story. while marquis goodwin was providing one of the biggest highlights of the 49ers season here at levi's stadium yesterday he was also mourning the loss of his newborn son. >> nice pickup. >> wide open for the speedster goodwin. and goodwin is gone! a 49ers touchdown. >> reporter: marquis goodwin knelt in the end zone and then dropped to both knees after running in an 83-yard touchdown. the wide receiver fell on to his hands as his teammates gathered around him. after the game goodwin posted on instagram his son died after being born prematurely early sunday morning. he wrote, unfortunately, we lst our baby boy due to complicat n complications and had to prematurely deliver him early this morning around 4:00 a.m. although we are hurt i'm grateful for the experience and god blessed me with a wife as courageous and resilient as morgan. the pain physically, mentally and emotionally that she has endured is unbelievable. please pray for the goodwin family. he included a powerful photo. if you'd like to see that picture go to our website abc7news.com. matt keller, abc 7 news. an update on that police situation in san jose i told you about only a few minutes ago. i was able to get more information from police. it was a standoff situation with a woman holed up inside her home for nearly ten hours. police officers say they were called out yesterday shortly before 6:00 p.m. to near gridly street. i just got that information here. we heard that there were two people fighting. they say the woman was upset over a parking situation and at one point she did have a gun, walked outside waving that weapon at neighbors. and that the female suspect eventually was able to surrender peacefully. she's in the santa clara county jail facing multiple charges. several homes in the neighborhood were also evacuated for a few hours but those folks are back home now. back to you. >> all right, jessica, thank you. the state senate is changing the way it investigates sexual misconduct complaints after allegations against a sitting senator. they will hire an outside legal team to investigate the complaints. usually harm complaints are handled internally by human resources and the results are not made public. tony mendoza of los angeles has been accused of sexually harassing two women who previously worked for him. he denies those allegations. hey, hey, ho, ho. >> and this in hollywood where several hundred survivors of sexual harassment and assault marched down sunset boulevard along with a slew of reporters called the me too survivors march. demonstrators said more needs to be done than just weeding out sexual predators. women must be protected from prejudice and abuse. a death investigation is under way this morning aboard a tanker moored off the coast of richmond. a report from a shipping agent that a person had died onboard. the ship is now docked and arrived on saturday no other details were immediately available. i want to show you this new video we got in of that powerful earthquake in the middle east overnight. people there are now being rescued from the trouble after a 7.3 quake hit right on the iran/iraq border. at the live desk this morning i toll and damage there. there are 341 people dead in those two countries. ne nearly 6,000 people hurt. it happened around 6:30 our time. there have been substantial aftershocks as well, at least seven reported in the region in the 4 to 5 point range. i'll let you know if the numbers change throughout the morning. there is still right now a search for survivors. back to you. president trump ignored questions about human rights abuses while meeting his philippine counterpart president duterte in manila.% the president said that he and duterte have a great relationship. duterte is overseeing a violent and bloody drug war and makes no apologies for killing people without a trial. president trump is going to return to washington on wednesday. down the street from the u.s. embassy in the streets of manila this is what it looked like, up to 2,000 demonstrators protesting the president's visit. what you're looking at there is an he have skeffigy of the prest on fire. large crowds. dozens of protesters were injured as well as six police officers. demonstrators say they're going to be out there tomorrow when the summit is scheduled to end. let's talk about the impact scale. we have drizzle, patchy, light rain, scattered light showers. gray day with a limited amount of sunshine. notice in our best case scenario, three quarters in the mountains. the rest of us less than a quarter of an inch. more of a nuisance than anything else. look at this in the south bay. of course the rain shadow from the santa cruz mountains. that wall of water runs right into the mountains and just sits right there while you're left with drizzle and a stray shower this morning. expect that to continue until tonight. to the north bay. clear lakes, 50. all the way up to vallejo at 57. most of us about 54 to 56 degrees. the same temperatures, just about everywhere else until you get to brentwood at 52. cupertino, 51. san ramona 49. we look south on 680. some of our coolest temperatures are in the san ramone valley with the upper 40s. slick spots on the road this morning. showers possible if you're taking mass transit. and some light breezes. it could be wet on the bay today. 64 in sacramento, afternoon showers. you notice the showers are north of 80. 48 in tahoe. but the stronger storm coming in wednesday. look at this, 10:00 in the morning to 4:00 friday evening. that's a long time. we've got at least 8 to 18 inches of snow at the pass level. now above 8,000 feet we're going to double to nearly triple this and it will be gusty at times so take the chains and expect some delays. we'll talk about how this storm will bring us heavier rain coming up. first, sue has an update on an accident in the east bay. >> right. let's go to castro valley. what was a stalled big rig as soon as it was reported pretty much right after that it was cleared out of lanes. so it must have just moved on. that was westbound 580 before eden canyon and i'm not seeing any slow traffic through there although when you approach 238 you will see some slowing. and a big problem earlier this morning with a motorcycle down westbound before the carquinez bridge toll plaza has been cleared out of lanes for some time but the backup remains from before highway 37 exit in vallejo, before the six flags area. so expect big delays this morning. the better news is that farther south on the east -- i guess farther west on the east shore freeway we're not seeing any slow traffic as of yet. we do have metering lights on at the bay bridge and we'll check back with that in a couple of minutes. >> sue, thank you. how could comedy's open secret go on for so long? we 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confidence to take the next step. hi guys! aw yeah! see how access to j.p. morgan investment expertise can help you. chase. make more of what's yours. candidate roy moore says he will sue "the washington post" for the report accusing him of sexual misconduct with a teenaged girl. he is determined to stay in the race even if president trump asks him to drop out. moore's support comes from christian conservatives but even some churchgoers have their doubts about him. >> well, i never was a roy moore supporter to begin with but i see no reason why several women would come out and start talking about this if it wasn't true. >> i'm waiting for more information to come out, but, again, right now i feel where there's smoke, there's fire. >> the election is a month from now. moore says he is the victim of a conspiracy and believes both democrats and republicans do not want him to win. this morning we're hearing from one of the women accusing comedian louis c.k. of sexual misconduct. lindsay davis spoke about the allegations that many say were an open secret. saying incident of sexual misconduct were common knowledge in the comedy world. people joked about it and made light of it, but then it happened to her in 2005. she says it made her angry. >> if i can do anything differently, it would be that day. i would have shut down production. i would have confront it had and i would have dealt with it then because i have learned that doing nothing, saying nothing, is not helpful. >> she says when the show's executive producers courteney cox and david arnett were supportive. you're going to hear the rest of hern't view on "good morning america" at 7:00. 5:46 now. a wild scene on the sidelines of this 49ers game at levi's stadium yesterday. santa clara police had to strug to restrain a man. he and the officer tumbled onto the field. he was wearing the jersey of the opposing team, the new york giants. former vice president joe biden says he's uncertain about a run for president in 2020 but says the democratic party needs new blood. biden ran for president in 1988 and 2008. in an interview with snapchat's good luck america he says he's not sure another bid is the right thing to do. he says he'd rather help someone else turn the party around. that on-camera enter view is set to be released tomorrow. ayesha curry and michael mina's barbecue adventure is set to open tomorrow. >> international smoke on mission street will feature a variety of barbecue styles, something for everyone. curry is expected to help out on opening night. she recently launched a line of cookware and will be the new host of the great american baking show set to air here next month. we'll let you know when we have an air date for that. very busy, amazing. love her. >> this was the wrong day for me to choose my intermittent fast day. >> you brought a shake to work. >> it's definitely not what she's serving at international smoke. >> and this weather makes me feel like i need to eat more and more hearty food. >> comfort foods. reggie, what are you doing? >> i have some green shake. i'm really excited about it, mike, thank you. >> he's going to be grumpy. >> you sound real excited about it. come on, reggie. it's the holidays almost. >> well, it's green. >> you look great. you do. anyway. maybe you have to do it for health reasons. i understand. hi, everybody. it's tough to lose weight this time of the year, isn't it? the san mateo bridge, looking to the west. it doesn't look like it's too wet here but scattered light showers are possible. a break between storms and a stronger storm start to go throw around the term atmospheric river. there will be a lot of rain. keep an eye on that. let's head on over to bayview district down to bay shore and brisbane. you can see in the sunol grade milpitas showing a light shower. notice how scattered the green dots are through the entire morning commute. the drizzle will turn to showers by noon and you can see the scattered showers continue. best chance across the north bay. that doesn't mean there won't be any elsewhere. it's just the concentration will be up there. as the weak cold front sweeps through we'll push some across the south bay and then they're completely out of here by the time we start tomorrow morning's commute. a look at the rainfall amounts. if you're heading out before 7:00 from san francisco, richmond northward, that's where the roads can be wet. tomorrow morning's commute leftover moisture everywhere. tonight cooler. my accuweather seven-day forecast, we'll see sunshine tomorrow and i'm keeping the storm at a one wednesday to thursday. it's something we're going to keep an eye on starting to show signs of being a 2 and you would be the first one this year, sue. but, yeah, the roads are wet. we do have reports of several solo spinouts out there. bay bridge metering lights. traffic is stacked up beyond the mcarthur maze and a good solid ten minutes. a new accident out of lanes apparently at sierra point involving a mini cooper and a big rig. the backup due to an earlier accident with a motorcycle down. solid stretch of traffic from the highway 37 exit all the way to the toll plaza. and that accident has been cleared for about a good half an hour now. we'll be back with a look at your mass transit options. >> sue, thank you. work to highway 35. >> the damage is bad the damage during the massive storms and that large chunk of pavement is missing. five washouts in all on that highway have to be repaired. on four highways in the santa cruz mountains. new at 6:00, the harvey weinstein scandal has a bay area connection. the local pi linked to the producer. >> first a look at new video of this scare at a major airport. smoke from a bag sent passengers running. >> plus uber's ceo did not the abc 7 storm impact scale. today's storm is level one. that means light rain. so keep an umbrella handy and drive safely. track today's storm anytime. we are getting a look at the reaction at orlando international airport after smoke started coming from a bag. people began panicking and moving away as it happened friday night. a tsa agent walked up, grabbed it and carried it away. the agent says he's, quote, not a hero. it turns out the smoke came from a lition ion battery. travelers waited for hours to be rescreened after terminals had to be evacuated. it was a disappointing end to the soccer season. matches had to be canceled because several fields were sprayed with pesticides. take a look at this video from drone view 7, one of six where the pesticide was applied friday. no explanation as to why this was done. they sent out a notice saying, quote, this was not made lightly but was in the best interest of the health of our players, spectators and referees. >> uber says it struck a deal with an investment group for a stake in the ride-hailing company. it would include changes to uber's leadership. soft bank plans to buy $1 billion worth of newly issued shares giving it ownership of about 14% of uber. the deal would pave the way for uber to go public by 2019 and would help fund more expansion. >> the north bay is worried about run-off but not from today's storm. wednesday's storm is a different story. it could be our first atmospheric river event 7:00 in the morning in the north bay all the way through about 7:00 that evening when it starts to move in. the light to moderate rain into the rest of our neighborhoods. by thursday morning for the most part it's gone. look at these rain totals nearly three-quarters of an inch to an inch and three-quarters in the north bay. that 680 commute this morning, what can you tell us, sue? >> it looks rough. i noticed when you had the shot up for one of your weather breaks the brake lights started early through walnut creek 680. chp is not reporting any problem but we'll do some investigating and see what's happening here southbound 680 slow and go from highway 242 towards the highway 24 interchange. we'll check on that and come back in just a few. >> sue, thank you. tesla's ceo and found certificate promising a new vehicle that will, quote, blow your mind. elon musk said they will unveil a new semitruck thursday. the vehicle will take you to a quote, alternate dimension. how musk originally promised to unveil the truck several weeks ago. we'll have to wait to see how amazing it is. >> he's not of the school of under promising. >> expectations are sky high. prince harry accused of breaking military code, and it's all because of his beard. >> and first, the fires. now the possibility of floods and sinkholes. people living in the north bay fire zone. a new gun store in san carlos put on hold. the community outcry, a hard look at the business. a live look at 5:57 in the morning. thanks for being up with us. you can see the embarcadero quiet. there ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) (gasp, shriek) to the next generation of greats... i got it over! we're excited to meet you. now at 6:00 a new threat for people living in the north bay, mud slides, flooding and sinkholes as more rain moves into the region. >> live doppler 7 showing us where the showers are right now. you should expect some damp roads as you head out the door this morning. >> not too bad today but the best is yet to come when it comes to the rain, yes. tis the season for the rain, right? this is when it should be happening. >> and we're easing into it with the storms. they've been one, light. the heavier rain starting to show tendencies of being a two. let's get you out the door. the light rain has been more prevalent but this will not cause the run-off we're worried about. there's some rain hitting the coast and also into the east bay hills. it's sporadic this morning. your commute could be dry at times. it could be wet and go back to dry. drizzle and light rain in the 12-hour day planner. cooler 42-49. scattered showers from noon all the way up to about 7:00. temperatures will hang out at the coast. low to mid-60s elsewhere and then 50 to 56 degrees. let's see what sue is checking out for your morning commute. >> we have a couple of them. good morning. happy monday waking up to slick roads. let's take a look at the peninsa.

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