towards novato and spilling in to petaluma. quarter mile visibility there. a half mile in novato. so that is going to be around through the entire morning commute. a beautiful picture from mt. tamalpais of the friendly skies, if you will. if you will. at noon, 58 to 62. 54 at 7:00. let's find out if the roads are friendly this morning. mike, they are pretty friendly. a look at the traffic maps and you'll notice it's all green out there. there was an early morning fatal accident in the sonoma area. highway 116 at east bonness road. it doesn't look like lanes are blocked at this point but you could see slowing if you're driving in the area. westbound 580 so you can see you're under 40 miles an hour out of tracy and then very slow as you make your way into the altamont pass so that stretch from tracy out to dublin is now 39 minutes, a little bit of slowing there. southbound 680 and highway 85 in the south bay. >> thank you, frances. back to that story about american airlines. if you are traveling for the holidays, a heads-up if you happen to be on that carrier. >> concerns right now about a pilot shortage during the crucial weeks, christmas and new year's eve. reporter matt keller live at san jose mineta airport. >> reporter: let's start with the good news. all the flights for american airlines are on time. all the flights here at san jose airport are on time this morning. so that's great for travelers. here's the bad news if you're traveling over the christmas holiday season you may want to make up a backup plan because there are some issues with a scheduling conflict this could be big. the pilots' union says about 15,000 american airlines flights were scheduled without a captain, a co-pilot, or both. the airline says it expects to avoid canceling flights by paying time and a half and using reserve pilots. the pilots union filed a grievance saying the premium pay was not covered by its contract and the airline couldn't guarantee payment. passengers are keeping an eye on what's happening. >> between the holiday season so everybody is traveling. and not being able to get where you need to go is never a fun thing. >> reporter: american is the world's biggest airline. it has about 15,000 active pilots and expects to operate more than 200,000 flights in december. now we'll have to wait and see if this issue is resolved. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. i want to show you this new video coming in to our live desk. it shows tuesday's missile launch in north korea, and you want to look closely here because this is a big deal according to experts. they say this video actually shows a major advance in technology. this is coming from north korean state television. the intercontinental ballistic missile test could theoretically reach anywhere in the u.s. ambassador nikki haley told the u.n. the missile test, quote, brings us closer to war. an expert in nonproliferation from san jose state university says americans should be concerned. >> this is an issue of life and death, an issue of the survival of ourselves and our families, and so it should be taken seriously even though there are a number of other momentous events going on in washington. >> experts say it could be one to three years before north korea has miniaturized a nuclear warhead that could reach the mainland. this video being released this morning, natasha, still a concern. >> thank you, jessica. a vote on the senate gop tax reform bill could come today. more likely it won't happen until tomorrow. all democrats are against the plan saying it will raise taxes for the poor and give big tax cuts to the wealthy. several republicans have not committed yet, but it does look like they may have the numbers to get the bill passed. president trump says the plan will benefit middle class families. he is back at the white house after trying to rally support in missouri. many students are against the gop tax plan. they say it will keep them from writing off student loan interest and put graduate education out of reach. and protest students marched out of classrooms all across the u.s. yesterday. this is video from usc. some uc davis students also walked out. an 11-year-old getaway driver is among 11 juveniles arrested in san jose after a violent crime spree. at least one person got away. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo has details. >> reporter: it started with a carjacking at communications hill on friday. >> she was assaulted by suspects. she attempted to hold on to her vehicle. and when they drove away she was thrown off the vehicle and hit the ground. >> reporter: san jose detectives say that was followed by seven armed robberies, four carjackings, four car thefts and two residential burglaries. police arrested 11 juvenile suspects after three separate high-speed pursuits. the drivers were 11, 14, and 17 years old. lieutenant paul joseph said kids on violent crime sprees is becoming a trend. >> it is quite alarming and we've been successful in arresting many of them. it seems there's another group that pops up the following weekend. >> reporter: the wilson center works to divert youngsters from the criminal justice system. >> we don't want them to end up in juvenile hall because once you're in juvenile hall, they're just going to learn more about crime with other kids in juvenile hall. >> reporter: the ceo said early intervention is key. >> this is a pattern, then we need to look at our community and say, okay, what is causing this to happen? >> reporter: detectives believe there could be more victims from over the weekend f. you're a victim or have any information you are asked to call police. in san jose, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. it is 5:06. new details on the future of marijuana sales in sausalito. the city council has approved a 45-day emergency ordinance to stop all commercial activities starting january 1st when pot sales become legal across the state. according to our media partner the marin ij the council will revisit in january to extend the law or enact more permanent zoning rules. if the city had not taken action the state could have issued licenses to commercial marijuana sales without local review or input according to sausalito officials. "the new york times" summit is under way and governor jerry brown helped kick things off yesterday in san francisco. he said california is currently using nearly 50% renewable energy and 100% by 2040 is not out of the question. california's actively pursuing an energy policy that we can sustain in the face of federal opposition. >> governor brown wants to come up with a forest management plan to reduce kindling and the threat across the state. how would you like to look out your window and see this? nasa astronaut bresnik shared this looking out his favorite window at the international space station. those flashes you see are lightning strikes over the sea of japan from yesterday. that's pretty cool. that's pretty fast, too. a look at what's going on back here at home. nothing like that, just a few high clouds this afternoon. look at these temperatures in dublin and san ramone. 36 degrees. we have pleasanton at 37. 38 in walnut creek. 39 in danville. then the 40s for livermore, laugh yell, pleasant hill out to antioch at about 49. take a look around the bay. 49 in oakland. mt. view and san jose, 43. about 39 in santa rosa. 49 in pacifica. east bay hills camera looking nice. roads, just watch out for the spotty fog in the north bay and throughout the morning commute. chilly to mild if you're taking mass transit. light breezes if you're going to be out on the water. your 12-hour planner, at noon we're about 57. we'll hang out in the upper 50s to low 60s throughout the afternoon hours. and for san francisco temperatures will hang out in the upper 50s to low 60s in some neighborhoods during the afternoon hours. one more place up in the north bay starting in the 30s, 20 degrees warmer by noon. 63 at 2:00. back down to 49 by 8:00. we'll take a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. december is right around the corner. all right. no major accidents on major bay area freeways in the past hour. lots of green out there. in fact we'll focus on the 680 stretch as you make your way out of concord and into danville. it's all green right now. the drive time to dublin is only 14 minutes. southbound 101 looking good in the north bay out of santa rosa to san francisco. 51 minutes at this point. and northbound highway 17 through the santa cruz mountains, earlier road work has been cleared. highway 1 to los gatos, 22 minutes. reggie, natasha? >> if you build it, they will ride. smart is becoming so popular it's announcing a new expansion. >> the number of cal students on food stamps is increasing dramatically. the college is taking credit for it. ♪ >> you know i love a mascot. lucille can always get down. did you miss the party in san francisco last night? the star-studded tree lighting event for a cause that we can all get behind. >> here is a feature you will only see here on abc 7 mornings, live weather and traffic live weather and traffic conditions it's 5:13 now. in today's "gma first look" the man suspected of being a serial killer in tampa will be in court. police are confident they have the right man in custody. >> reporter: the man police believe is responsible for the murders of four florida strangers is set to appear in court. authorities charging 24-year-old following a 51-day manhunt. >> i assure you this is the man who did this. >> reporter: donaldson was captured tuesday after his co-worker at mcdonald's told police he asked her to hold a bag containing a gun. police say donaldson told them he owns the gun purchased less than one week before the first murder but has not admitted to committing any of the shootings. >> the gun is what we needed. >> reporter: as for the florida community that has been on edge for weeks, now breathing a sigh of relief. >> it's like a weight has been lifted off our shoulders. >> reporter: we'll have more on the suspect coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma first look" i'm victor oquendo, tampa, florida. more uc berkeley students are using food stamps now than ever before. >> according to dailycal.org only eight submitted applications in 2014. these students say they sometimes have to choose between paying for education or eating. uc berkeley has taken several steps to increase student participation in food and security programs. the school has teamed up with the alameda county food bank. >> when it comes to millennials we've done numerous stories about young people less likely to move out of their parents' homes than they were in previous generations. what about those who do move? a new survey shows oakland is a popular landing spot. more than 8,700 millennials moved to oakland. most relocated from another county in california. smart asset crunched the numbers and found about 4,800 young people moved to san francisco during the same time period but the majority of those people came from out of state. >> interesting. happening today the oakland alameda coliseum board is holding a special meeting to discuss the future transformation of the coliseum and oracle arena. the board is scheduled to talk about time line scenarios for both the raiders and the warriors. the raiders plan to move to vegas for the 2020 season. the warriors are set to move to the chase center in 2019. in addition the coliseum board will discuss the proposed new stadium for the oakland a's at laney college as well as the future role of the coliseum. abc 7 news will be at the 9:00 a.m. meeting and will bring you updates throughout the day and on later newscasts. >> the north bay's new transit agency is a hit. "the press democrat" reports that smart is adding extra cars to some of its most popular trips. service launched in august with two cars going from the sonoma county airport to san rafael. smart officials figured out its most popular times in both directions and say it should give commuters with bikes more room. an annual christmas tree lighting helped raise $165,000 for victims of the northern california fires. >> this video of 555 california street tree lighting celebration. this is the 11th year that former 49ers and raiders hall of famer ronnie lott put the event together. this year's proceeds will help northern california communities rebuild after the disastrous northern california fires. former niners great joe montana was happy to support. >> you can replace a lot of things, but for a lot of people it's their life savings. we feel for them. >> take a look at the tree. it is just all lights. this year's tree 80 feet tall covered with over 200,000 lights. after the holidays it will be recycled locally. >> a nice night for it, too. i think we're going to have a similar pattern today, is that right, mike? >> clark griswald, eat your heart out. i think it will be even warmer today than it was yesterday. you can see a few high clouds roaming through. if you see a gorgeous sun rise #abc7now, a gorgeous sunset, also, with a few high clouds lingering around. over san jose, 280 at 17. mostly sunny because of the passing high clouds from time to time. slightly warmer. probably our warmest day this week. mainly clear. patchy fog tonight. rinse and repeat the last couple of nights. in our extended a slight chance of wet weather saturday. a look at your temperatures today. 64 as cool as we get. we get to 68 in san jose and santa cruz for the warm spots. take a look at tonight with this dry air, mostly clear sky. it does cool down to 39 in napa. 40 in santa rosa. we'll have upper 30s to low 40s in the san ramone valley. 40 to 45, maybe 46 around most of the bay. san mateo you can see half moon bay upper 40s to low 50s. we'll have a lot of sunshine and high clouds to start december with temperatures warmer than average. low to mid-60s. we'll be cooler with that chance of wet weather saturday. 58 to 62. about the same thing sunday, monday. slightly warmer tuesday and wednesday. really quiet pattern. frances? >> yeah, mike, and that's great for drivers out there. in fact we're not finding too many accidents on bay area freeways this morning. the bay bridge toll plaza you will find a bit of a backup. looks like they've turned the metering lights on so fastrak at the end of the parking lot. san mateo bridge is fine if both directions. westbound traffic on the right-hand side. less than 15 minutes from hayward into foster city and san mateo. and some slowing in just the usual spot so we're always keeping an eye on westbound 580. tracy out to castro valley. the drive time is now 53 minutes but northbound 101 is looking good up to the san jose airport and also northbound 280 into san francisco. mass transit also a great way to go this morning. b.a.r.t., ace and caltrain report nothing delays. >> we like seeing the green. a republican state lawmaker is hoping to take his fight against the controversial gas tax to the state's highest court. travis allen from huntington beach wants the california supreme court to right the ballot language saying a version from state attorney general reads, quote, a repeal of revenue for transportation projects not a repeal of the tax. he says that's a bait and switch. >> if the attorney general can lie to the california people where is the honesty there? this is about every initiative ever put forward by the people of california. this is direct democracy in california being abused by a politician. >> the tax is expected to raise more than $52 billion for transportation initiatives over the next decade. >> anyone who owns tech stocks is hoping for a rebound this morning. analysts say investors cashed in on tech yesterday and that meant some big losses. san rafael software maker announced it's laying off more than 1,100 jobs. then shares plunged more than 15%. facebook also closed down more than 7%. apple saw a 2% loss. >> i've heard so much about this movie. the movie that has made history for positive reviews is out in theaters right now. we're talking about lady bird, about a teenaged girl based just north of us in sacramento. now it has the most positive reviews ever on rotten tomatoes from 178 critics. there are other movies that have received 100% positive reviews but we're talking about classics like citizen cane, singing in the rain, and percentage is based on fewer reviews so a big deal. >> should i admit i thought that movie was about lady bird johnson until this morning? >> it's okay. >> i can't wait to see it. your ice cream dreams may soon come true. tickets for the sold out museum of ice cream are going back on sale. you can grab your tickets tomorrow morning at 11:00 for the san francisco pop-up. tickets are for select dates through january 8th. they cost $38 for adults. the museum is free for kids younger than 3. the museum of ice cream has become a runaway success selling out in just minutes every time new tickets become available. and you're asking what do you do there? you're seeing it. >> you take photos for instagram. >> it's an instagram museum. >> it is. >> the link is on our website, abc7news.com, and news app. can i also just put a plug in for actual museums? >> yeah. we have some great museums here in the city. >> it's less than the museum of ice cream. >> true story and has more actual things worth looking at perhaps. >> that's just one. someone in oakland can afford those $38 tickets because a lottery ticket was sold there over the weekend. >> the state lottery announced someone who bought a powerball ticket on 12th street is now $374,000 richer. the lucky winner matched the numbers but just missed the powerball number 4. next the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >> and the one thing you never want to see no matter the time of day, this way too close encounter. >> how does $18 an hour to park in san francisco sound? 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meteorologist mike nicco has your answer. >> yes. >> we can all go home now. >> i'll sit in the hot seat and the rest of can you take the day off. the afternoons are warmer than average. quite a spread developing. it's getting so dry outside. let's take a look at the fog out there stretching up to petaluma and down to novato anywhere from a quarter mile to a half mile in novato so it is dangerous and will be with us. the tule fog is forming right now. we have 38 to 46 at the coast. we have at noon a few high clouds but a lot of sunshine. wonderful weather to be outside at 4:00 and then 50 to 52 at 7:00. we'll talk about as this stretches into december, that's tomorrow, coming up next. here is frances. >> december already, mike, i can't believe it. this morning has been great. a live shot across the san mateo bridge out of hayward, no problems in the south bay. this is northbound 101 for headlights at 880 right across your screen. accident free. a table was reportd northbound 87. up to the san jose airport the drive time is eight minutes. slow and go traffic. you saw that change from yellow to green. to the maze, 18 minutes right now. matt lauer is now responding to the allegation that is cost him his job at nbc, and he released this statement just a little while ago. and it reads, there are no words to express my sorrow and regret for the pain i have caused others by words and actions. to the people i have hurt, i am truly sorry. he went on to say, some of what is being said about me is untrue or mischaracterized, but there is enough truth in these stories to make me feel embarrassed and ashamed. meantime nbc brass has doubled down on its claim it was never made aware of any complaints about lauer's conduct prior to this week. "variety" magazine dispute that had on "good morning america." take a listen here. >> it is at odds with our reporting. we talked to dozens of former and current staffers who say that there was general knowledge between staffers, high-ranking executives, other anchors that were on air with matt knowing, detailing, speaking about what matt was doing, pursuing women. >> "variety" claims nbc is playing with semantics meaning there may not have been formal complaints on pape earp but it was well known among executives of what lauer was doing. reggie? >> thank you, jessica. this morning the sixth day of deliberations in the trial for the man accused of killing kate steinle. >> every detail, every person who walks in and out that have courtroom is scrutinized right now to figure out where the jury could be leaning. amy hollyfield is live for us in san francisco. san francisco. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. the jury has a few options. they can convict jose ines garcia zarate of first or second-degree murder or of involuntary manslaughter or they, of course, can find him not guilty. zarate was set to be deported. he has a criminal record. but san francisco's sanctuary city law protected him and allowed him to stay. a legal expert told us if he's found not guilty he will still have immigration issues. >> i would imagine that there is a federal hold on the defendant already so that if he is acquitted he will be taken into federal custody. >> reporter: kate steinle is the victim in this case. she was shot and killed while strolling with her father at pier 14 about two years ago here in san francisco. zarate says the gun he was carrying accidentally went off. prosecutors believe he aimed and fired it on purpose. the jury is due back here at 9:00 this morning. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. you can be the first to know when the verdict comes down by downloading the free abc 7 news app and enabling push alerts. we'll bring you the verdict live on air and online. new this morning san jose firefighters had to rescue a man trapped inside a car that rolled over on the side of northbound highway 101. here is a look at the scene. you can see the car flipped over with its wheels in the air. the vehicle rolled down into a ditch near the tule road exit. it took firefighters nearly half an hour to get the man out of the car. he was put on a stretcher and take tone a nearby hospital. we don't know right now how he's doing. san francisco police tweet this had just before midnight last night thanking everyone who came out to support officer lewin-tankel. officers helped plan last night's fund-raiser at the auditorium. the officer was on patrol when he was hit by a suspect's car. he suffered traumatic brain injury. >> the support from the community we couldn't ask for more. for that and so much more we are grateful. thank you. >> for more on officer lewin-tankel and how you can help you can go to our website abc7news.com. >> san francisco parking meters could soon cost as much as $18 an hour. it's part of a proposed change to a san francisco municipal transportation program that adjusts meter rates based on demand. right now that demand system is being used on 7,000 meters. it could soon expand to every meter in the city. most meters would top out at $8 an hour. but for special events the meters could go up as high as $18. happening today one of the two men who escaped from a palo alto courthouse will be arraigned. federal marshals tracked john bivins to a hotel on sunday. he had been on the run since november 6th. bivins escaped police in stockton last week speeding past officers in a dead end street. they taught the second fugitive at a nearby walmart. he faces federal charges in addition to the armed robbery charge he was originally in jail for. 11 people will need to find another place to stay after fire raced through two mission district buildings. the flames broke out at a home on shotwell just before 7:00 last night. the fire spread next door in no time. it took firefighters more than an hour to bring the flames under control and the cause is still under investigation. family and friends have launched a go fund me page to help a san francisco family in bruno heights who lost their home in a natural gas explosion. the goodoy family lived here until monday when the blast damaged their apartment. p dw&e says it remains under investigation. the family is still coming to terms with what happened. >> scary because a lot of people there and my house, my home was very bad. >> they are staying at a hotel room provided by the red cross through monday. a link to the go fund me page for the family on our website, abc7news.com. happening today san francisco will kick off an event pushing for free tuition at all public colleges and universities. it is happening at 5:00 p.m. at city college of san francisco and that's where tuition is already free-for-all san francisco residents. the school was the first in the nation to do so. now a movement to offer a free college education to every person in california called the college for all act. supporters are trying to gather enough signatures to get it on the 2018 november ballot. a warning if you use the park and ride in mill valley. caltrans is shutting it down this week because of flooding. high tides are expected for the next several days. that lot frequently floods during king tides. this is video from january. mike now with more on these king tides that are expected to hit. >> saturday will be the start of the most egregious flooding sunday and it will peak monday and will start to recede tuesday and wednesday and then should stop by wednesday and thursday. so there's going to be at least five full days of flooding, possibly seven starting today. hi, everybody. a look at what's going on down in the south bay. 39 right now in campbell and also in alum rock. 50 in loss altoes. up in the hills it's warmer. 42 in newark right now. 44 in san carlos. half moon bay, alameda, and also bodega bay low to mid-50s there. 37 in novato. danville, 39. brentwood about 46. not expecting any issues at sfo. just a few high clouds roaming across your sky this morning. no rain today. we're locked into a very dry pattern that may last a couple weeks into december which is great for running errands. chilly this morning. you won't want the coat this afternoon and the coast, the beach hazards are gone so enjoy 64 degrees there with almost total sunshine. in the north bay 39 at 8:00. by noon 20 degrees warmer. mid 60s at 2:00. notice how quickly once the sun sets, 53 at 6:00 and about 49 at 8:00. around the state today tule fog but that will quickly turn over to sunshine. fresno, 62. 63 sacramento. 52 today in tahoe. they can make snow at night with those temperatures in the 20s and even the teens next week. mother nature brings snow, there's a light chance sunday. hi, frances. >> hi, mike. good morning, everyone. it's been a good ride this morning, lots of green out there and you can see the camera shot behind me, just the normal backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. a new crash reported in the san mateo area at alameda but it's off to the right-hand side where there's also some construction going on right-hand lane blocked until 6:00. so another 20 minutes and that should be cleared up. and here is a live shot in san rafael, the right side is southbound 101. traffic that continues to move well all the way down to the golden gate bridge. this morning we are finally meeting the man who says he temporarily shut down president trump's twitter account. we are going to be hearing from him at the live desk. tired of paying too much for your mortgage or rent? the contest in the east bay that lets you live on the water for free. as you get your day into gear make it a better day. keep on top of weather and traffic throughout the co stockton police hope video showing a carjacking as it happened will lead them to the suspect. a man taking a victim's car. the victim was putting something in their trunk when the suspect walked up, jumped in the car, and took off there. police say the victim who fell when the car sped away was not severely hurt. crimestoppers is offering a cash reward up to $10,000 for any information that may lead to an arrest. we now know the twitter worker who temporarily shut down president trump's account, and he's a 20-something-year-old. he's german. he worked in san francisco with a team that reviews alerts for inappropriate behavior and his name is duysak. he did an interview with tech crunch and said on his last day an alert came in about the president's account. duysak started the process of deactivating the account then closed his computer and left the building. he did not expect the process to be completed. >> i didn't hack anyone. i didn't do anything i wasn't authorized to do. i didn't go to any site or i wasn't supposed to be at. i didn't do any crime. i complied with all rules. >> according to him it was an unintentional mistake. he says he's coming forward now because he's sick of the press hounding him and he says he's ready to get back to a normal life. california may be heading for a fight with washington, d.c., over pot. marijuana for recreational use becomes legal in california on january 1st. attorney general jeff sessions is hinting the justice department may be ready to enforce federal laws against it. the obama administration gave states leeway when it dealt with the drug. sessions says marijuana is detrimental and should remain illegal. facebook is helping out with charities and disaster relief pledging $15 million a year to match disaster relief donations and will eliminate fees for nonprofits so charities will receive all of the money. facebook will give more data to disaster response organizations so that they can see where people need help and what they need. san francisco is testing delivery robots. city leaders are concerned they might pose a threat to pedestrians and create safety issues. the regulations would allow three companies to test three devices in light industrial areas. the robots can't go more than three miles an hour and has to have a human operator on hand. the robots will have to have headlights and warning sounds to alert pedestrians. if you are tired of high bay area housing prices maybe consider a boat. 13 slots are about to open up in the east bay. in fact, this is video from drone view 7 showing you the berkeley marina. >> highly coveted slots. you'll have to enter a lottery by tomorrow and you already have to own your own boat. a used sailboat can cost from $20,000 to more than $100,000. and you will spend about 10% of that each year in upkeep. you can expect that. the city of berkeley warning living on a boat is not meant for every average renter. >> this isn't a place for the general population. you want to be somebody experienced on the boat, know what the risks are, the lifestyle. >> studio apartment is about $2,000 a month right now and we're under 35-foot boat $800 a month. >> the spot itself is not free. you just have to win the spot in the competitive marina. the applications can be picked up and dropped off at the berkeley marina. deadline is tomorrow. i've said it before, i've heard owners tell me the two best days of owning a boat are the day you buy it and the day you sell it. >> i can't blame people for looking at other alternatives. hi, mike. high, guys. let's look at what's going on and the storm track remains up to our north. another passing cold front will put a few high clouds in our sky. it's also going to push the warmest part of this air mass over top of us. a beautiful picture from the exploratorium camera. mostly sunny, slightly warmer. probably our warmest day today. clear, patchy fog again tonight in the same areas and a slight chance of wet weather saturday. take a look at our temperatures today. 64 at half moon bay. 68 in san jose. fremont, concord, livermore, palo alto along with napa and santa rosa. fairfield, 66. tonight 39 at napa. we'll have about 39 around danville and san ramone. 40 to 45 for most of us. we'll get to 46 at san jose and oakland. 48 san mateo. 47 half moon bay. 50 in san francisco. let's go through my seven-day forecast and what you're going to see today are temperatures that could near 70 inland after such a chilly start. we start with high clouds, thicker and the air mass moves away from us. so two degrees cooler thannen you can see the cold front getting closer saturda, temperatures around 58 to 62. a slight chance of a shower, again, don't change your plans. it will usher in a little bit of crispness and breezy. and then back to 30s and 40s for lows and 50s and 60s for highs under sunshine monday, tuesday and wednesday. pretty steady pattern there. hi, frances. hi, mike. we'll give it a thumbs up. not too many accidents out there. a live shot of interstate 80 as you make your way through emeryville for headlights moving westbound to the bay bridge toll plaza. it doesn't mean there isn't the usual slowing for the morning commute which means it's backed up past the 880 over crossing. no major delays as you head into work at least at this point. westbound 80 is 20 minutes. a little slow across the bay bridge. that's a 13-minute ride. san francisco to sfo a nine-minute trip and mass transit systems all reporting no delays. b.a.r.t., ace, and caltrain looking great. reggie, natasha? new at 6:00, a health alert from the cdc. concerns about this year's flu season. first the media and tech giants keeping you entertained in the self-driving cars. plus, kneeling during the anthem just led to an unprecedented agreement between the nfl and a group of players. we have those details next. it is 5:50 and as we head to break we keep you informed about what's happening with traffic and weather in the bay area. abc 7 is the only place you'll see that information on your screen. hi, i'm michael finney. it's my job to answer questions, but if you ask me how to end hunger, there is no easy answer. but i do know a great way to help. text feed to 8007 and we have learned that the nfl has agreed to commit $89 million over the next seven years to social justice causes considered important to the african-american community. our sister network espn reports the league office will now contribute to projects dealing with criminal justice reform, law enforcement community relations, and education. the nfl hopes it will end the controversial movement started by former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick when he refused to stand for the national anthem. although i should note the agreement does not include language calling for those players to end their protest during the national anthem. natasha? all right, thank you. new relief is coming from millions of people who suffer from migraines. four long-acting drugs are being tested or under fda review. they work by interfering with a substance involved in nerve signals. the drugs will be given as shots every month or so. studies found they cut the frequency of migraines. the drugs are the first preventive medicines developed for migraines. millennials are willing to take a pay cut to work for companies that most align with their values. >> 1,000 employees with a wide range of professions on average millennials say they're willing to take a pay cut of 34% to work in a company that supports their views. the average pay cut is about 21%. that includes even those who make less than $50,000 a year. there's two high tides just about every day and with those king tides coming in let's take a look at when they're going to be highest at the golden gate bridge. and about 52 minutes later will hit the park and ride. 10:23 sunday is when the highest is. 12:12 in the morning, during the overinto the hours monday and then monday we'll have another one at about 11:08 a.m. so that's an idea when those places could flood. a big story outside of that. man, is it really going to be warm again today. about three to eight degrees above average with temperatures around 64 to 68. hard to believe it's the end of november. frances? >> it is hard it believe it's already the end of the year. what's nice to believe traffic has been pretty normal. not too many accidents. a crash eastbound 92 at alameda but it is also in the section eastbound 92 where there's some road work blocking the right lane. that's scheduled for the next five minutes. it should be clear soon. a little bit more crowded and you will find some brake lights. 580 tracy to dublin, 51 minutes. sluggish westbound antioch to concord. >> frances, thank you. the rv industry continues to be on the rise and could reach a milestone this year. analysts say it's the sign of a wave of retiring baby boomers to come. shipments will top 500,000 this year. that would be an all-time record. you can see the graph showing how sales have been on continued increase spurred on by low gas prices. sales only totaled about 165,000. when the day comes that cars are doing all the driving themselves, what do you do when you're sitting back and have nothing to entertain yourself with? intel and warner brothers hopes to have a solution by employing augmented reality to transform self-driving cars into immersive entertainment zones. this is one of the concepts that would make it look like you're driving the bat mobile through gotham city. they see an opportunity here to turn that time into hours spent consuming media. you won't just find dogs at the shelter, you can find dottie. look at this pygmy goat who showed up about two weeks ago left there after hours with no explanation. goats are herd animals, natural grazers. even though i would love to adopt dottie, apparently my small apartment life is not enough for her. they're looking for a family that has plenty of grass, large pastures for her to frolic in. adorable. love her. hope she finds a good home. >> who would leave a goat without a note? also a cat in a hat. green eggs and ham. new at 6:00, the reason neighbors are raising concerns about a new plan that is supposed to cut down on the number of cars in the area. the american airlines scheduling problem that could have a big impact on your holiday travel. we do have breaking news coming in to our live desk. another woman stepping forward accusing senator al weaving your own shoes... by out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughing breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. a cool morning for your thursday, november 30th. mike tells us we're going to warm up a little bit. >> yeah. temperatures near 70 today in some neighborhoods for the warmest spots. still a little bit of fog. that cool weather to talk about this morning. it's very dangerous. more dangerous than what we're dealing with in petaluma in places like lakeville, magnolia avenue, 101 heading through there, 116 heading in and out from the east to west. western avenue, and it goes all the way down to about novato about half a mile and even some in the central valley. watch out for that. as far as your 12-hour accuweather planner, let's take a look. and you have 38 to nearly 50 at the coast. much warm they are morning. how about 58 to 62 with high clouds and sunshine. the same passing high cloud or two. make sure you have the sunglasses today and a delightful evening at 7:00. 52 to 54 degrees.