north and east of us. there is a dense fog advisory for the san joaquin valley. you can see some fog east of fairfield. it could work its way closer to napa and fairfield with petaluma having zero visibility and it is down and could impact the drive this morning for a lot of people. there's one quarter mile or less visibility in the san joaquin valley and thick fog will occur just before sunrise. for today, cooler mornings. you will feel that when you step outside. upper 30s and low 40s for the morning lows and this afternoon, dry and seasonal. i will explain that with the temperatures, coming up. >> with the fog, be sure to refrain from using high beams. you can use your regular headlights are fog lights. >> we are tracking an accident on west grant line road at all to mount past. we will have delays along grant line in what the westbound direction with some backups along westbound 580 that goes through the 205. five. clear to buy rim road, that exited. a heads up if you are traveling into livermore this morning. you will be in for a slow ride, about 20 minutes or so between 205 and 680. along the east shore freeway, in the green and moving at the limit, 14 minutes from the highway to the maze. in the maze, we are seeing delays in the cash lanes. the sensors show a 12 minute travel time into san francisco and that is your traffic. back over to you. >> there is a list of locations where parking spaces may be converted into loading zones for ride-hailing services. anne makovec explains what the changes are about. >> reporter: this is one of the streets in moreno. we've seen the problem of rideshare drivers dropping off and picking up passengers, breaking the law while doing so pick the cities tracking loading zones where there are no parking spaces, like here on chestnut. the city has named eight streets for the pilot program areas for rideshare drivers. they tend to swerve into lanes to pick up passengers, endangering other vehicles and by close -- bicycles. it involves getting more information on this and they can make a well-informed traffic plan. recent studies have shown they are significantly increasing congestion and san francisco. >> my ear is a little bit deaf from the yelling of people that say we are so congested it is unsafe. >> reporter: some of the potential areas for the program are hayes street in hayes valley, clement street, irving, chestnut in the marina, 24th and bay street in north beach and two sections of howard in soma. the city will pick one or two of those and if it goes well, it could be expanded in many areas, citywide. in order to enforce this, they said the areas will be fenced off, restricted by the app that would take drivers around the area to pick up passengers in the same spots. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix5. >> passengers on two separate planes were shaken up after the planes clipped each other on the taxiway. the faa said it happened last night at jfk in new york. and egypt air plane headed to cairo and touched the left wing of a london bound virgin atlantic flight. the egyptian airplane had to return to the terminal. the virgin atlantic plane had to be told. >> monday marks the first day back to school for northern california students following a shooting rampage in rancho tehama. a six-year-old was shot twice by the gunman, once in the foot and in his right lung ski. doctors said it is remarkable that he is a little pain and at home so soon. doctors haven't decided what to do with a bullet lodged in his chest. >> he asked me, what about the bullet i have here. will it be taken out? and he asks me those questions. >> he has no intentions of ever going back and his mother doesn't want to pressure him. she said the entire family of 11 is traumatized by the event and plans to leave the town soon. the suspect was identified as 43-year-old kevin janson neal. this is a mug shot from the arrest in january. they said there were seven separate crime scenes as he randomly chose targets. five were killed and he was shot by authorities. >> jury deliberations will resume in a case i put the sanctuary city debate in the national spotlight. yesterday was the first full day of deliberations for this and reporters were not allowed in the courtroom. jose ines garcia zarate admitted he shot kate steinle as she walked with her father in san francisco two years ago. the jury decides whether it was accidental or intentional. jose ines garcia zarate is charged with second-degree murder but they can consider first-degree murder and manslaughter. >> president donald trump faces growing criticism over comments he made while honoring native americans. many call it a racial slur and it's not just what the president said that's causing concern, but where he said it. it was supposed to be ceremony focused on honoring native american code talkers. the focus quickly shifted from those who use tribal language to relay military orders to language president donald trump used while recognizing them. >> you were here long before any of us were here. although, we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago. they call her pocahontas. >> the president referred, as he often has, to massachusetts democrat, senator elizabeth warren. she has claimed she's part cherokee. after the event, the navajo nation called his words culturally insensitive. they described it as a slur that overshadowed the native american war heros the president was there to honor. >> it is so disturbing that at an event like that, a celebration of heroes, donald trump has to turn, once again, to a racial slur. >> the white house press secretary, sarah sanders, insisted the president did not intend to sound defensive or use a slur. >> what most people find offensive is senator warren lying about her heritage to advance her career. >> adding fuel to the fire, trump's comment was made underneath the portrait of andrew jackson, the present who signed the indian removal act into law. there are currently 13 navajo code talkers alive and those of the ceremony asked for a museum to be built to help remember their hair was in. >> the republican tax plan has a second gop senator saying he is a no vote. steve daines of montana said he could not support the bill in current form. he's the second republican senator to oppose the measure. according to a new report, the senate tax plan would increase the deficit of $1.4 trillion over the next decade and analysts found low income americans would take a bigger hit than first expected. however, those earning $100,000 to skip $500,000 a year would benefit significantly. senate republicans hope to vote as early as this week and can't afford to lose any more votes. >> opponents of the gas tax in california are starting a campaign to get it repealed. the $0.12 increase was approved by lawmakers and signed by governor brown. the money should go to repairs and maintenance of state highways and local streets and roads. transportation experts said there is a $132 billion backlog in needed repairs but skeptics don't want to pay extra. >> this is an uprising of californians of every stripe and political persuasion and every single demographic. they all know the politicians are lying to us. >> organizers need 584,000 valid signatures by march to get the repeal on the statewide ballot. >> the time is 5:09. a close call at a california gym. a pickup flies through the wall. a lucky break before it happen. >> dictionary.com shows the word of the year and how it is tied to ivanka trump. >> we are watching fog billing up -- building up. how will it affect your morning commute? and rain in the forecast. i will let you know when it is. at this area on 101, near wilson avenue, there is fog and we will check this and your travel time, coming up. shuttle reservation system... planned for muir woods national this evening, parking and shuttle reservation system plan for mirror woods, with an attempt to reduce traffic jams and crowding at the marin county attraction. it is said to begin in january. last year, more than one million people visited. the meeting will be at the camp valley community center tonight. new surveillance video shows the moment a pickup truck plowed through the wall of a southern california gymnasium. it blasted through so fast that there was a burst of debris. there is another angle with the truck going airborne. they said the driver lost control and they said it was lucky no one was hurt. >> normally, we have 50 or 60 people at that time. we had a couple show up and we ended class early. >> thank goodness for that. they said the driver was dazed after the crash but not seriously hurt. >> a close call. let's get a check of the roads with jaclyn. >> nothing like that going on right now. we are tracking an accident in the north bay and it looks like a jackknifed big rig is being cleared from the roadway along the highway. crews are on the scene and you will see flashing lights. the traffic is able to get by at this time and that is the good news there. where traffic one way traffic controls on union highway between hill road and graton road and coming up, there will be a full shutdown of that portion of the highway. caltrans will work on some polls that were knocked down yesterday. 101 at college avenue, not too foggy but we were tracking some fog along 101 and a heads up if you are going out the door this morning. you may have fog on your morning commute. please be careful and refrain from using high beams. the toll bridge plaza is getting crowded. it looks like the commuter lights will be activated any minute and the backup will start stretching to the maze. that is your traffic. let's check in with neda iranpour for the forecast. >> cool mornings. before you step out, keep this in mind because you may need to grab a thicker jacket with long sleeves. patchy fog will be tracked through the visibility map and we will let you know where it is getting the worst right now. sunny skies this afternoon and breezy with plenty of sunshine and temperatures in the 60s all week. that is where we should be with average conditions. this visibility, we've seen this in the east bay and further east, in the san joaquin valley and sacramento valley, the fog is really getting sick. for us across the mountains, nice and clear. petaluma at zero visibility and santa rosa approved at 2.5 at the moment. fairfield and napa may be impacted in the next couple of hours. before daybreak, it should thicken up a little bit and we won't see the fog on the bay. 45 in concord and oakland, 43. 49 and santa rosa having temperatures dropping down to 37 degrees. it's chilly in santa rosa. southwest winds, variable but not much of a breeze and we will see the winds pick up. i will show you when that will happen and you can see that to the south, there is a slight low pressure system building and by tuesday night, the winds will pick up because of what's going on to the north of us. the storm system will break across california and not impact the north bay but it will increase the winds and the surf with the northwest flow, 10-14 feet by wednesday. there is a beach hazard statement in effect and every 18-20 seconds we will see big swells coming through with a large surf, rip currents and bigger waves likely. high temperatures today, low 60s and the forecast. 64 in santa clara and 63 in fremont. areas are 2-3 degrees above average and pretty comfortable with the sun coming up. like yesterday, low 60s and upper 50s and then all week, 59 for the high. here's the 7 day forecast, we show you where the slight chance of rain will be arriving, not until saturday or sunday with clouds coming in and we could see rain. it may be a major system. sunshine and temperatures in the 60s and nothing like the vasturia -- the victoria's secret fashion show to remind you you shouldn't eat so much leftover thanksgiving food. >> i know! the victoria's secret angels are hitting the runways tonight. ♪ >> we got kenny's attention! in shanghai, china, it's a first. >> the lingerie collaborated with the paris fashion house and they say it takes a village to prep the angels for the show. >> they have different teams for shoes, the updos, everything. >> the fashion show starts at 10:00 right here on kpix5. kenny, are you watching? >> he said yes! a television ad from big tobacco is not what you would expect. take a look. >> smoking kills on average 1200 americans every day. >> the ad debuted over the weekend. a federal court judge ordered them to release the corrected statements about the health dangers of smoking. the american cancer society calls it a landmark moment. >> word of the year. it is used to describe first daughter, ivanka trump. dictionary.com found complicit as the word of the year. there were two searches related to ivanka trump. one came after a commercial and it is defined as choosing to be involved in an illegal or unquestionable act, especially with others. >> the white house gets into the christmas spirit. first lady, melania trump, unveiled the christmas decorations at the white house. 71 reese, 53 christmas trees and more than 12,000 ornaments. it looks beautiful. she invited kids and students from joint base andrews to view the decorations and make holiday arts and crafts. two mvps didn't make it out of the locker room for the warriors last night. did that matter? michael crabtree faces a severe punishment for going toe to toe against the broncos. ghost stories, coming up. >> what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at [email protected] and we may feature your school on the thursday morning show. jack del rio does not agree with the nfl's decision to suspend his star receiver, calling it, quote,, quote, hard to understand. michael crabtree and the broncos aqib talib were each handed two game suspensions for the brawl at the beginning of sunday's game. the nfl said crabtree's actions triggered a mail a and endangered sideline personnel. both players say they will appeal. kevin durant and steph curry combined to score 54 points per game and were both out last night against sacramento with various ailments. sacramento had matt barnes returned to oracle and they had second quarter with a benefit from the mvp absence. 15 points for mccall. the warriors were up 10. here comes the king. bogdanovich scores and it was over the lead with 108-106. thompson for the lead. the kings win 110-106 and that's the first win at oracle since 2013. meanwhile, shanahan and the 49ers were noncommittal on who would start for the 49ers as quarterback this sunday. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you tonight. >> let's check out the play of the day from the nba, cleveland taking on philadelphia. >> [cheers & applause] he sends it! just like he planned! >> does anyone want to grab the rebound? lebron james does. he hooks off the shot and it goes in. cleveland rolling to a 113-91 fin -- win over the 70 sixers. high-five! 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>> a couple of hotspots, including the bay bridge toll plaza. we will take a look and the travel times are coming up. good morning. it's tuesday, november 28 and i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. san francisco may get rid of parking spaces to make way for loading zones for ride-hailing services. kpix5 has anne makovec joining us with the latest. >> reporter: this street in the marina, one of several areas the city is now looking at, turning some parking spaces behind me into loading zones. the rideshare company like uber and lyft, the city is saying that it is a pilot program with rideshare drivers tending to swerve into other lanes to pick up passengers, endangering bicyclists, pedestrians and other vehicles. part of this is on the driver's trip with more informed traffic plans. studies show they have a significant increase in congestion in san francisco. >> we ask them to use data and share it with us so we can figure out where the good drop- off points are for the customers and four hours, as well. safe ones. >> reporter: here is the list of potential areas named for the pilot program by the san francisco examiner. 8th street in hayes valley, clement street, chestnut in the marina, 24th in the valley, bay street in north beach and two seconds -- two streets in sonoma. they will expand from there. it will be what they call geo- fenced through the app, meaning that the app will steer drivers away from the restricted areas and point them to these new pickup and drop off spots. live in san francisco, anne makovec, kpix5. >> the move will be controversial. any early reviews of the program? >> reporter: a lot of people are concerned about the program with increased congestion. parking is a major flashpoint and losing any parking spots, especially for businesses around here is questionable. the city is really basing this pilot program on feedback and they are sure to get plenty from both sides. back to you. >> wet weather has put a temporary halt on cleanups for hard hit parts of wine country. neighbors and coffey park said they are tired of delays and take matters into their own hands. they started an organization called rebuild coffey park and have taken on the task of information resource gathering and providing a united front for 600 people. >> we are organizing and getting it together to take care of each other. 200 people have the same message but we are doing it individually, sending 200 separate emails versus one voice of organized 200 people all on the same page. the city, the country, builders and insurance companies need to listen to them. >> rebuild coffey park has talk to developers and builders and divided up the needs. >> massive plumes of dark ash are billowing out of a volcano in bali, indonesia. officials think it may erupt and have ordered evacuations in the area. the smoke is so thick the airport has been closed for three days already and they said it could be like this for weeks. >> can you imagine! >> at night, and had an eerie glow and looks insane out there. the people can't fly out of the airports. >> let's check on the forecast. we don't expect delays for flights and sfo is nice and clear. the golden gate bridge, it does have a bit of a marine layer coming through, not quite on the actual bridge level but on the top of it. you can't quite see the full bridge. earlier, we had a nice clear view of it. the fog is rolling in. concord and oakland, 43 and oakland, you bumped up 1 degree and livermore, you are down into the 30s. 36 in santa rosa with the chilly start, 30s and 40s is the story through the week until friday. the visibility map is keeping you updated on the fog. it quickly is changing and dropping. at already dropped from 10 miles visibility until one mile. petaluma at zero and santa rosa, 1.7. the thon -- the fog will thicken up and we will likely see this to the east with the san joaquin valley getting a dense fog advisory with a lot of thick fog this morning that will intensify for the next couple of hours until about 9:00 today. the headlines for today, this is what we will see -- cooler mornings and drier afternoons with seasonal conditions. sunny and 60s is where we should be at the end of november. the next storm by the weekend. metering lights at the bay bridge toll plaza about 16 minutes ago and the backup is stretching beyond the maze. we are looking at about a 13 minute ride from the maze into san francisco and here is a live look at the macarthur maze , right where 80 and 580 come together and that is definitely showing slowdowns. 580, on the approach toward the maze, near highway 24, still looking okay. you can see brake lights on the right side of the screen starting to tap as they approach the maze. the san mateo bridge getting crowded west bound and in the green for travel times. just under 15 minutes between 880 and's 101. the rest of the ride showing slowdowns out of antioch over to 242 and that is a check of your traffic. >> two nail bombs sent in the last two months to bay area residents made it through the u.s. postal service. on friday, and nail bomb was sent to the home of a police officer. he was off-duty at the time. the officers opened the package. the bomb exploded and the wife of one of the officers suffered minor trauma from the blast. they believe it was created by the same person who mailed another bomb to a home in east palo alto on october 19. the father was hurt when he opened the package. it was sent to his son and they shared the same name. there working to reconstruct this so that the mailing label with the serial number on all labels can be read. >> these things are dissected very, very carefully. they look for all the pieces and parts and will do dna analysis and fingerprinting analysis and will construct as much as they can to see where the parts are made from. >> police said both packages were 11 inches long, too big for a mailbox and that is why they had to be hand-delivered. >> and east bay priest accused of sexual misconduct is on leave pick that pastor is father van dinh. the alleged victim came to livermore police and said that the priest orally copulated him last wednesday in the church living quarters. the catholic diocese of oakland confirmed that van dinh is being investigated and said the allegations did not involve a minor but fell within the protocol of the diocese for clergy misconduct. the diocese considers all allegations of misconduct seriously. >> a man accused of sexual harassment is resigning. raul bocanegra, a democrat from the san fernando valley, said he would quit next september but then came under pressure from legislative colleagues to step down right away. yesterday, he relented. seven women have accused bocanegra of sexual misconduct. he said, quote, i sincerely hope my decision to resign immediately does not embolden those using this serious problem in our society to advance their own personal and political gain. in a separate case, the state senator lost his chairmanship. tony mendoza, a democrat, faced allegations that he behaved inappropriately towards three women who worked for him. today, they voted to remove him as chair of the committee that oversees the banking and insurance industries. >> senator al franken apologized for his alleged behaviors and admitted he let people down. four women have accused him of groping and in one case, a forced kiss. he held a short news conference outside his senate office and said he feels embarrassed and ashamed. >> i'm going to try to learn from my mistakes and in doing so, i've been doing a lot of reflecting and i wanted to be someone who will add something to this conversation. i hope i can do that. franken says he does not remember touching women inappropriately but promises to cooperate with the investigation by the senate ethics committee. >> a judge ruled the military must move forward with the policy allowing transgender work crews starting in january. the ruling clarifies an earlier decision that blocked president donald trump's ban on transgender troops. there are two current federal injunctions against the order. the order said transgender servicemembers cannot be removed from service based on gender identity. in july, president donald trump tweet it he would ban transgender people from serving in the military in any capacity. >> this time of year, every day has a name. this is giving tuesday, dedicated to giving back. before you donate, analyst jill schlesinger said there are steps to take to make sure your money goes where you wanted. jill, how do you know your dollars are being used wisely? >> reporter: a friendly reminder before we start. never send cash donations or wire money to someone claiming to be from a charity. you don't want to provide personal or financial information until you have conducted research, a little healthy skepticism will go a long way. one way to start this is that it will allow you to make sure you donate to a qualified charity, one that has a tax i.d. number and is entitled to a deduction. next, determine whether the finances are healthy and efficient and ethical and effective. charity navigators have a good rating system that has a review of the fiscal performance of each charity and it will help you understand what part of the donation supports overhead versus what goes to the cause, itself. >> definitely give wisely. what's the best way to give money? >> reporter: you know, for record-keeping purposes, it may be easiest to use a credit card. of course, a check is fine and so is a text. people are looking at gains in the stock market to help them live. if you have a taxable brokerage account, you might want to use the highly appreciated stocks and mutual funds for your charitable contributions. you are able to write off the current market value, not what you paid for them. you can escape taxes on the accumulated gains. for those retired, if you are taking required minimum distributions from your retirement account, you may consider a qualified charitable distribution. this allows you to give up to $100,000 directly from your ira to a public charity and if you don't need the money, you don't have to include the distribution in your taxable income. we have a lot of information about how to give and 2017. oh two jillonmoney.com. >> happy giving tuesday. give wisely. jill schlesinger, thank you so much. >> breaking and entering, what about if you go to this northern california home? a drone dropping flyers over the crowd at the 49ers game. hear from the man arrested and why he said he did it. >> a live look at 880 in oakland, not looking too bad right here. there are problems on other roads and jaclyn will be back with what to expect as you head out the door this morning. old girl. here's surveillance video of the incident, sunday afternoon the search is on in stanlislaus county for a would- be burglar scared off by a 13- year-old girl. surveillance video from sunday afternoon in turlock shows the girl was home alone when the stranger knocked on the door. she did not answer so he entered the home and then encountered the girl in a closet where she was hiding. she screamed and hit the man who fled the scene and he realized she was calling 911. >> the men arrested for flying a drone during the 49ers game tells his side. they said 55-year-old, tracy mapes through the drone over the stadium and released anti- media flyers and then went to the oakland coliseum. he said he was a freelance cameraman for 10 years and did it as a form of free speech and said tv stations are corrupt and infiltrated by prostitutes and felons. >> someone says your crazy lunatic, what do you think? >> if you want to know how they control the message, the government, this is how they do it. >> the faa prohibits drone filing during sporting events because, of course, the danger of crashes. >> cyber monday is no history and turned out to be the biggest single day for e- commerce ever in the u.s. six in 10 americans planned to buy something online yesterday. cyber monday sales were expected to reach $6.6 billion, 16.5% bigger than last year. >> i got a macbook, and i saved about 200 bucks. cyber monday is the future. >> retailers like walmart, target and best buy offered deep discounts but amazon is expected to be the big winner with packages flying off the shelf at the company's tracy warehouse. >> four people here and only one person bought on cyber monday. we are in the minority. >> and she bought headlamps. [laughter] >> $12 for two of them. >> is it a gift? >> it could be. >> a little honeymoon gift. [laughter] the roads are fairly quiet. we are tracking the usual slowdowns, but not bad. if you are getting ready to head out the door, happy tuesday. and look at your ride on 101 northbound through morgan hill, you will start tapping on your brakes with speeds dropping to about 30 miles-an-hour and a 10 minute ride to cochran. it continues to be sluggish as you make your way further north up toward 880 with speeds dipping right around 35 miles- an-hour. travel times joe greene, just under 25 minutes from this area. 280 and 85 in the green. 880 not in the green, yellow southbound of san lorenzo toward highway 84 with the travel times a little over 15 minutes. not bad. at the bay bridge toll plaza, we are showing green and that backup stretches to the east shore freeway and along the 580 approach to the maze. do expect slowdowns. out of antioch, slow downs our building and you have not seen any red on 580, in the yellow with a 30 minute ride between 205 and 680. let's get the forecast. i want to show you the mountains, right now. fresh powder came down and this picture was posted by the heavenly ski resort. it is open and people are enjoying it. they got a few inches a brand- new snow and looking at squaw valley, they call this the november powder. if you are into that, it's a good reason to go there. looking pretty good. in the 24 hour period yesterday, 8-12 inches at mammoth and 7 inches at alpine and 5 inches for heavenly. here's a look at what's going on with the golden gate bridge. we can't see the top of it. we are starting to see some fog rolling in, not quite impacting visibility, yet. the north bay seeing 45 degrees and concord and oakland, 44 and 37 in santa rosa. pretty chilly and the map shows a glimpse of the foggy forecast. their building along the bay and it looks like a long oakland, it is not going to impact the visibility markers. for napa and petaluma and santa rosa, 2-mile and it improves in fairfield but might see some trouble just before daybreak when the fog is expected to thicken up. the winds are calm and across the east bay, southwest winds at four and westbound vallejo at three and you can expect a little bit of storm action and it will be hovering around the pacific and they been getting back to back rain but we will see the impact in the form of wind for us across parts of northern areas. we will feel the breeze, tuesday into wednesday and on wednesday, dangerous surf with the beach statement in effect all day wednesday, 10-14-foot waves. a rough surf. the high temperature for today, low 60s. 64 in santa clara, milpitas, 63 will be your high. the east bay in the low 60s and some areas were upper 50s and a little cooler. a degree or two warmer than yesterday. 59 for berkeley, novato 61 and to the north, cooler and upper 50s for ukiah. the 7 day forecast, to give an idea of what you could expect this weekend, a slight chance of rain in the forecast and it won't be a very significant storm and possibly will dip down from the gulf of alaska to impact the bay area. not much measurable precipitation and until then, sunshine and 60s in the forecast. shark attack victim recovers at home. what his father said about the accident. a horse is lucky to be home in southern california after taking this action. police had to save him from his owner. he says his son is expected to make a full recovery.. grigor azatian (grigg-or ah-zot-tee-ahn) and his father the father of a diver attacked by a shark describes the ordeal and said his son is expected to make a full recovery. grigor azatian and his father went spearfishing in monterey county on friday. a shark bit grigor azatian several times in his right leg and authorities believe it was a 16-foot great white shark. grigor azatian and the kids say that he faces a long recovery and will have another surgery later this morning. if all goes well, he could go home to southern california tomorrow. nearly 80 miles away from home, a cat was reunited with his owner last week. the feral cat was found in san francisco and they discovered that his home was in san joaquin county from the microchip. he had been missing for a month. they don't know how he ended up in the bay area but he has been found. >> a cat in the bay and a horse in the sky. the horse fell down a ravine in southern california and tumbled down a hillside on sunday morning as a person wrote it. neither was seriously hurt in the rider walked out to get help. the flying horse the next morning, the helicopter crew arrived to hoist the animal to safety. >> it is 5:55. the controversial raid, the meeting oakland police now have planned. really? really? really? really? really? really? see zero in a whole new way. get zero down, zero deposit, zero first month's payment, and zero due at signing on select volkswagen models. now with the people first warranty. live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. police swarmed a south bay neighborhood. what we are learning about the investigation under way this morning. representative john conyers returns to work and faces new sexual harassment claims. >> a silicon valley tech giant urges the fcc to reconsider plans to repeal the net neutrality regulations. good morning. it's tuesday, november 28th and i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. san francisco may be getting rid of parking spaces to make way for loading zones. anne makovec joins us for where this could be happening for the ride-hailing company's. >> reporter: this street is one of several areas under consideration. current parking spots would be using loading zones for uber and lyft. the city has named eight such streets, a street in hayes valley, clement street in the sunset, chestnut in the marina, 24th in noe valley, bay street in north beach and two sections of howard in soma where drivers tend to swerve into other lanes to pick up passengers. they said it endangers bicyclists and other vehicles and pedestrians. >> my ear is a little bit deaf of people saying it's so congested it's not safe. >> part of the plan involves more information from over and lift on the driver trips so the city can make a well-informed traffic plan. recent studies show they are significantly increasing congestion in san francisco and part of the plan would be to do what they call geo-fence these areas off to steer drivers toward the new designated areas and away from areas that have been real problems in the past. anne makovec, kpix5. >> the time