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we learned the writer was headed southbound on 275 when northbound lanes. officials tell us an off-duty deputy was headed north on i 275 and was involved in the crash somehow but they are not giving specifics. the writer of the motorcycle pronounced dead at the scene. right now investigators are trying to determine how the crash happened and if the motorcyclist was speeding at the time. we have calls into the florida highway patrol. we are waiting for updates. once we get them we will let you know. >>> and on can't is crime that never was. >> refers brought you the report of a robbery at usf as breaking news yesterday morning. overnight we have learned that it was all a hoax. mary mcguire joins us now live in the usf campus in tampa. >> how did police figure out this was all like?>> reporter: police are not releasing called robbers that with this campus on edge all day yesterday is off. the 19-year-old was arrested by deputies last night just after 9:00. she is facing one charge of false or of commissions of crime . in plain english that means she lied to p

as you can see from our f dot camera officials have northbound lanes down to one. no word on the condition of this, we'll keep an eye on this for you. new video tonigh showing talk show host jerry springer at an antitrump protest. saying we the protesters joined hundreds and thousands across the country against the president elect. with a little more than two months for president elect trump taking office, transition team prepares. one of the first shakeups is that vice president mike pence will lead the transition team, replacing chris christie. three of the trump children are giuliani. still no word who will be chief of staff but that will come soon hopefully. >> it is up to president elect trump to choose those advisors he wants on his team. one worked on very many months away from the campaign. >> heavily crid cal of fbi director james comey saying his letter to e-mail scandal back into focus, ultimately costing her the white house. >> in orlando, hundreds of folks took be part in the first pride festival insistence put night club shooting, instead of allowing

this roadwork on northbound 880 has officially been cleared. they were laying down pavement and that's why it was so bad earlier this morning. here's a look live at the nimitz freeway. 238 to the maze will just take but 15 minutes out the door. another story here at the bay bridge toll plaza, those metering lights are on now. and traffic is starting to back up carquinez bridge along the eastshore freeway to the maze will take you 21 minutes. and then expect about a 15- minute drive through the toll plaza. that's your traffic. michelle, to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. >>> when traffic gets terrible on bay area highways, it's easy to think things are far worse in l.a. but a new study shows they have it better than we do. maria medina reports from sunnyvale. >> reporter: that's right. you know, traffic running smoothly right now, but soon here it's going to be a much different story. this is one of the hot spots that made that study highway 101 through sunnyvale and mountain view, also making the list is highway 237 in milpitas and 280 in

[ laughter ] >>> roadwork on northbound 880 is officially cleared and out of the way for you guys drive through clearly now. traffic moving at about 60 miles per hour if you are coming out of san leandro into downtown oakland. moving over to a live look at the nimitz freeway, 238 now to the maze, 16 minutes so not much to worry about there. different story along the altamont pass coming off 205 at just about 30 miles per hour. doesn't get much better into livermore where it frees up past north flynn road. a live look at the dublin interchange here, slow in the commute direction. altamont pass to 680 will take you 15 minutes. now also here's a good look at the mass transit throughout the area, all on time. we are doing pretty well over here in traffic. i'll send it to you. >> all right, roqui. thank you. >>> a bond hearing is set today for a man suspected of kidnapping a south carolina woman and keeping her chained inside a storage container for two months. investigators say a tip led them to the property of registered sex offender todd coalhappen. when they arrived yesterday morning the

a crash shut down i-43 northbound near bender for an hour last night. it happened around midnight. officials not saying much at this time. we'll bring you any updates as we learn more. nasty crash near 76th and layton. we're told one of the vehicles fled from a traffic stop in hales corners..and then ran a red light..and hit another vehicle. the suspect's vehicle then caught on fire. the driver of the fleeing vehicle and two people in the other car were injured... police investigating two shootings from overnight. we're told one of those taking place near 76th and thurston. police say a man was shot while driving -- and suffered a serious injury. he was taken to the hospital and have been the intended target -- and that the shots were fired during a dispute. the other taking place near center and pierce. a 36-year-old man was shot while walking in the area. he is expected to be ok. and police continue to investigate. a "person of interest" is in custody in the shooting of a police officer in detroit, michigan. this is the fifth time a police officer has been shot this week. kim is

. >> vealing officials say the layne project, so the northbound section on 128 will be closed from 8:00 tomorrow night until saturday afternoon. then the southbound stretch will be closed from saturday at 6:00 p.m. to sunday at 3:00 in the afternoon. traffic will be detoured around 128 at the off ramps. >> it can get pretty nasty sometimes, so i kind of take the back roads when possible. >> hearing it's going to be shut down over the weekend? >> i'm going to go away from the weekend. >> highway officials say as many manning this detail over the weekend. officials tell us that they -- doing this odd weekend to avoid any sort of a traffic nightmare during the weekdays. but as one official told me off camera today this is the last place he'll be this weekend and if you do have to be here, plan to pack your patience. live along 128 in needham tonight, steve cooper, 7news. >> a nude woman and her dog hit in the street. they were hit by a car while the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with police. >> the driver stopped and he has been talking with our investigators and the cras

officials say one headed southbound, the other northbound when the crash happened. more than 20 cars jumped the tracks. they really had a mess there. two people suffering minor injuries in the crash. that's about the extent of it in terms of injuries. crews have contained a diesel spill associated with that crash. >> michelle: police in california working to sort out details of a case of road rage that was all caught on camera. it happened yesterday morning at a grocery store in temecula. witnesses and police say that a while arguing with his girlfriend. he grabbed his crying girlfriend and started fighting with her, slapping her and wrestling her to the ground. bystanders stepped in to try to stop the confrontation and that's when witnesses say the man who was driving that car there tried to run over those people who intervened. he was arrested moments after the video was shot. >> krystal: president obama arriving in berlin germany on the second leg of his final foreign tour as with chancellor angela merkel tomorrow. the president also discussing extending sanction

official say demonstrators blocked northbound lanes in the area. >> protests against donald trump winning the presidency spread to college campuses in southern california and uc san diego students mannered down city streets chanting a vulgar message about trump and students at ucla and uc davis took to the streets. new reaction from president obama and other politicians at the live desk. >> i got if you details on president obama congratulating trump on the win calling this morning and invited trump to the white house to talk about a smooth transition of power and he will address the nation later today. i want to show you reaction coming from jeb bush saying congratulations and his family will ray for him and i want for shift to world reaction because this just came in from the mexican president saying "i'm confident mexico and the united states will tighten their ties of cooperation and you respect," and germany merkel putting trump on notice saying she offered cooperation in a statement so that is the latest reaction. >> many state and local measures we are closely watching, a big one i

bridge to highway 1806 northbound. that's been closed about a month after officials evicted protestors from property owned by the pipeline developer. police and demonstrators are blaming each other for escalation overnight the demonstrators say they seem to be growing in intensity. >> i'm a little afraid. i just saw the man almost run over the disabled elder with the in our own report, mia rodriguez was out there couple weeks ago and saw someone with a gun driving by the round of protestors. definitely stepping up in intensity. this morning, pictures come in on twitter. some injuries that protestors got during the protest last night. one person posted a picture of their hand swollen up from a rubber bullet. several had to go to the hospital for injuries gary. >> thank you the river is now durango's only source of water the lemon dam on the florida river needs maintenance cutting off the water source. it was impacted by the mine spill in august 2014. the utility director says there's no health risk and it's okay to use

officials say one was headed southbound and the other northbound when the accident happened. 20 cars jumped the track. two people suffered minor injuries in the crash. crews on scene had to contain a diesel spill associated >>> no one was hurt but a family moving to florida lost everything when a train hit a tractor-trailer loaded with their belongings. the driver got the truck stuck northeast of atlanta. he said he had been following his gps directions and did not see the no trucks sign. it took crews hours to try to clean up that mess. >>> drivers in sarasota better start checking their bank statements. a skimming device was found unclear how many people could become victims. john rogers joins us from sarasota with more on the skimmers. >> reporter: this is the latest one. good evening. this skimmer was found tuesday afternoon at this bp station on lock ridge road and i got an up close look to find out how they work. on tuesday afternoon, an employee found this inside pump 7 at a bp gas station. it's never a could have compromised a whole lot of bank accounts. detective carlos says

a crash shut down i-43 northbound near bender for an hour last night. it happened around midnight. officials not saying much at this time. we'll bring you any updates as we learn more. and police are investigating a nasty crash near 76th and layton. we're told one of the vehicles fled from a traffic stop in hales corners..and then ran a red light..and hit another vehicle. the suspect's vehc the driver of the fleeing vehicle and two people in the other car were injured... police investigating two shootings from overnight. we're told one of those taking place near 76th and thurston. police say a man was shot while driving -- and suffered a serious injury. he was taken to the hospital and is expected to survive. officials say the victim may not have been the intended target -- and that the shots were fired during a dispute. the other taking place near center and pierce. a 36-year-old man was shot while continue to investigate. we're learning more about the victims of a devastating accident near 27th and capitol. kim's in the newsroom with the latest. 19-year-old shawn oliver was kille

so the northbound section on 128 will be closed from 8:00 night o saturday afternoon. the southbound stretch will be closed from saturday at 6:00 p.. to sunday at 3:00 in the afternoon. traffic will be detoured around 128 at the off ramps. >> it can get pretty nasty sometimes, so i try to take the back roads if possible. >> hearing it's going to be shut down over the weekend? >> i'm going to be away for the it. >> now, engineers say they chose a weekend to avoid a weekday traffic nightmare, but as one official told me off camera earlier today, this is the last place they will be this weekend. they do say if you have to be in this area, pack your patience. live along 128 in needham, steve cooper, 7news. >> also on 7, today jurors in te retrial of gary lee sampson listened to auto recordings of his confession. sampson is facing the death jonathan hall is live at the federal courthouse in south boston with more of what the jurors actually heard today. jonathan? >> which was chilling and graphic. the jury sentenced him to death in 2003, but a federal judge overturned that

lanes, northbound delays not seeing any whatsoever. so please enjoy. >>> the first official ballots of election day were cast just after midnight. and the famous town of dixville notch voed for hillary two other counts harts location at the end it was donald trump who led 32-25. if it turn there is a political ad, you're in the wrong. and because florida could decide the election yet again, the candidates have bombarded us with tv radio, and other ads. also both candidates have spent more than $120 million in florida on this campaign. thankfully after today, the political ads will disappear. >> a little pep talk for you. think about this, if the campaigns are spending all that money on tv ads, how do other they don't. according to one pizza chain that has been really bad for profits. ceo of papa murphies say their sales are way down because of politics campaign buying average pushes cost up and small franchises like papa murphies cannot compete. so they don't. they don't advertise on tv and fewer people go there their restaurants. thei

outside the sheraton where septa and union officials melt last night and they broke off with no deal. >> reporter: no deal, no agreement, they did talk late into the evening working through a state mediator, but no agreement yet. in the latest proposal, that has salary increases and enhanced pension plan, septa said union members will have to pay $120 more a month for healthcare. sources say late last night both sides were trying to get the numbers to match and come to an agreement on non-economic issues like working conditions. late wednesday night, the septa board chairman accused the union of prolonging the strike. willie brown fired back accusing septa of playing games. if the strike continues through election, seaport at that asked the union to temporarily spend the strike for election day. 89 union will not back down to that demand. several lawmakers expressed concerns with the time added to voters commute. saying it will take time to get to the polls so they can head there to vote. septa said they were preparing the paperwork to file an injunction to make sure the septa employ

right now, it's the northbound side affected. antoinette: early voting has come to an end, but officials are deeming it a success. as the program wrapped up friday, one in four massachusetts voters had cast their ballots. that's nearly a million voters. there are now growing concerns, though, that russian hackers may try to influence the election's outcome. but security officials say they are confident in the security around the process. on election day, our coverage gets started at 4:00 p.m. we have a special hour of coverage at 7:00 and abc has the followed by newscenter 5 at 11:00. a baby crocodile giving police in mexico a run for their money. doug: take a look at the menacing beast. it ends up in the middle of a flooded four-lane highway. did you see it? see how huge. oh, there it is. antoinette: oh, wow! monster. doug: run for your lives. you can see police trying to capture it. they did. they use what all great alligator catchers use. wait for it. wait for it. antoinette: it's coming. doug: it's worth it. an umbrella. lago

happened monday night on the northbound of 195 near exit 54. we're told his injuries are life threatening. >>> officials say the officer was pulled over on the side of the highway while a detailing a construction site. that's when he was apparently hit. the driver of the car taken to the hospital right now investigators do not suspect drugs or alcohol were involved in this crash. >> coming up next sneaker showdown. we have to tell you about. >> bri eggers lacing them up. >> bri eggers lacing them up. we'll find out who i'm maggie hassan, and new hampshire has a very clear choice: with the corporate special interests... or a new senator who sides with the people of new hampshire? my focus has always been on creating opportunity for working families: making college and job training more affordable. lowering prescription drug costs. and always protecting a woman's right to make her own health care decisions. these are my priorities, why i approve this message... and why i respectfully ask for your vote. when you're raised by a single mom, you lear

from there he made his way south on the northbound side of knife before exiting off of callowhill at the area of 7th and vine >> you could run into six, seven people. >> the official with the game commission was ordered to shoot and kill the bull >> would generally put down domestic animals. but in an emergency situation we didn't have much of a choice >> around 5:15 a handler arrived to transport the animal's body. since he was shot he can no longer be told for meat in the way it was intended. >> it's unfortunate. i understand but i wish i could have done something, put him in my back seat and save him. >> reporter: this taken offer on social media with people using #bull relating this to the shooting death of gorilla. no residents or officers were injured. alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news" >>> investigators trying to figure out who's behind an exploding package in center city that seriously injured a man in his 60's. authorities say it was some sort of bomb stuffed inside a padded envelope. eyewitness reporter david spunt is at jefferson university hospital where the victim of

the northbound lanes were closed for about an hour while crews investigated. milwaukee police need your help tracking down two men involved in an armed robbery. here are pictures of the suspects. police say the men robbed a man near fond du lac and bourbon after forcing their way into his apartment last saturday. both suspects are in their 20's. kathy: a move to knock tobacco out of miller park is moving one step forward. this morning, milwaukee's public measure to ban smokeless tobacco in the ballpark. the ban would impact everyone inside miller park during games, including fans and players. the goal to send a message to , young people that baseball and tobacco don't mix. >> so many kids do look up to ball players and emulate them as role models and we all see it , whether it's at baseball games whether it's at baseball games in the past few months where you , see ballplayers chewing, so kathy: several other major league ballparks already have bans on smokeless tobacco. if passed here in milwaukee, the ban would be self policing. violators would first get a w

from there he made his way south on the northbound side of knife before exiting off of callowhill at the area of 7th and vine >> you could run into six, seven people. >> the official with the game commission was ordered to shoot and kill the bull >> would generally put down domestic animals. but in an emergency situation we didn't have much of a choice >> around 5:15 a handler arrived to transport the animal's body. since he was shot he can no longer be told for meat in the way it was intended. >> it's unfortunate. i understand but i wish i could have done something, put him in my back seat and save him. >> reporter: this taken offer on social media with people using #bull relating this to the shooting death of gorilla. no residents or officers were injured. alexandria hoff cbs3 "eyewitness news" >>> investigators trying to figure out who's behind an exploding package in center city that seriously injured a man in his 60's. authorities say it was some sort of bomb stuffed inside a padded envelope. eyewitness reporter david spunt is at jefferson university hospital where the victim of

a truck hit debris on the northbound side spilling about 20 gallons of diesel fuel and ten gallons of unleaded. it took crews a couple of hours to clean up the mess. >>> and beautiful across the valley. 77 officially what we topped out at at the airport. 72 the average. and the record for today 8 # degrees. a beautiful -- 88 degrees. a beautiful afternoon. looking towards desert ridge. if you're doing shopping later on once the sun sets these temperatures will be mid-60s by 8:00. clear skies at 11:00. lows tonight around 51 here in phoenix which means many spots cool one. headed into the upper # 0s as we -- 70s as we get into the friday forecast. sunny skies. tempe 77. some very big changes coming up to our weekend forecast. a lot to talk about minutes away. >>> new information on a crash from yesterday on the 17 in north phoenix. the man killed keith floyd mosier. a truck pulling a trailer blew a tire and hurt. >>> the man accused of putting a gilbert neighborhood on lockdown. it was breaking news yesterday. a mugshot of tracy mcvoy. you can see video you'll only see here. our team i

between the 680 split. >>> live weather camera looking at the bay bridge in san francisco, official sunrise at 6:42. we can see it right there with the clouds parting. we have ten hours and 22 minutes of daylight hours today, that's about a minute shorter than yesterday. temperature wise 52. stepping out the door the winds are nonexistent. choudz from that there. no rain to us, it's north of the bay area. today very mild from 70 and pacifica to 74 degrees in the tri-valley. gilroy at 77 degrees. no reason why not to get out and xer suz your vote tomorrow. temperatures from 65 to 80 degrees and partly cloudy skies. small craft advisory in place for the next two or three days. on veterans day on friday partly sunny and 60s and mid 70s. >>> with thanksgiving approaching, the macy's day parade is getting serious. >> because parade card nba inhibitors don't want the balloons to stumble. glap she >>> the parade director's dog has offered a new challenge for the volunteers. because the blan she inspired has accordion legs, a first for the handlers. >>> yeah, that's on my bucket list. i wou

on ramp to i-894 northbound. finally the zipper merge two little owlets are back in the wild... after a little t-l-. t-l-c. wildlife officials say they were found abandoned earlier this year.a wildlife center in antigo stepped in and nursed them back to health.an adult male at the center took them under his wing... and now they're ready to go out on their anchor reaction... coming up at 5:30---a new construction project kicks off today at marquette university. we're looking ahead. ahead. plus... milwaukee is kicking off the holiday season.a live report ahead of the city's christmas tree harvest... straight ahead! it's something now at 5:30 - election day is less than a week away! away!see where the presidential candidates are campaigning ?today?... and the ?message? their bringing with just days to go. 3 and - a robbery suspect is arrested after a police chase across county lines. 3 taking a live look at the dot cameras...roads may still be wet...the latest on overnight construction closures plus an update on your wednesday good morning.. it's wednesday, november 2-nd. i'm jessi

they watch these cameras making sure that they communicate any issues with state police, but state officials say today is really about the regular rush people trying to get a jump start on traveling for the holiday. some of that traveling is by air, which has logan dealing with large numbers of people as well. logan says it's ready for the nearly one million passengers to come through the airport this weekend. t.s.a. telling us, they are scheduled to be at full staff during peak travel times on tuesday, wednesday, and then again on sunday. >> i am kind of concerned, i'm not sure how this is going to go. dallas to boston, but now has to rent a car to finish her trip to connecticut. >> you're getting a double whammy, you're on a plane, now you have to get in a car and sit in traffic. >> yes, for sure. >> the reporter: massdot says the roads on tuesday will not be pretty. they are urging drivers to use live drivetime traffic cameras available on the web, so they can make decisions before they can get into their car. >> today is going to be very heavy rush hour. tomorrow will be very heavy as we

this is absolutely an area that will get busy pushing into the 5:00 hour even the northbound side, something that will slow you down recalling we will be talking about a lot of construction coming up in the next ten to 15 minutes, back to you. >> fire officials trying to figure out the cause of overnight fire in philadelphia's frankford section. >> the fire grew to two alarm before firefighters got it under control. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo joes spoke with the home own here had to scramble to safety. jan, good morning. >> reporter: rahel, jim, good morning, most certainly frightening night for the man and his family. i just spoke to members of the fire marshall's offers, as well, they are still here on scene, they tell me, it is much too early to determine a cause of this fire. but, they can tell us that the fire started in that garage, it was a garage fire, that extended to the home. the good news this morning, is that the family of six who was inside the home was able to get out unhurt. i spoke to the owner not too long ago, he says a philadelphia police officer passing by at

coming up, what two officials had to say about the first lady. and how they're now paying for that post. >>> and you can see that the fire crews have now put out the car fire on the northbound side of i-25. right there near larksburg before you get to castle woman. at one point it was a fully engulfed car fire. it was a car verses a deer fire. i saw a couple of people walking around a m i hope those are the drivers or driver-passenger that was in the vehicle. we'll keep an e on this and i'll let you know how to get around it in just a minute. >>> i'm mitch from denver 7, how are you? >> are you guys -- you guys really tricked me. >> denver 7 has been surprissng outstanding volunteers for 18 years. hi. >> oh, my god. oh , my god. >> so you know what's happening, huh? who is the 7everyday hero nominate them at thedenverchannel.com. look we are the tv doctors of america. and we're partnering with cigna to help save lives. by getting you to a real doctor for an annual check-up. so go, know, and take control of your health. learn your key health numbe

later today, governor baker will be honored by governing magazine and given the public official of the year award. >>> we track traffic and weather every ten minutes. an accident on the expressway northbound near savin hill overpass and that means seven-mile stretch from the braintree split to columbia road should take ten minutes if there is traffic, up to almost an hour. your average speeds 9 miles per hour right now. >> sarah: fog slowing people down and dense fog through new hampshire, vermont and connecticut river valley. be aware of that. the chance of showers low this morning, but it increases bying evening commute and overnight the latest timeline in just a few minutes. >>> now at 6:10. one man did not need a complex plan to paul of big heist. how he was able to steal $1.5 million of gold in just seconds. >>> donald trump is starting to make good on a campaign promise before he even takes jobs from leaving the country. >>> staying on top of breaking news in boston. a big water main break causing got any good gift ideas? ? verizon prepaid is gonna be my gift ? ? no extra charges

a party celebration is planned, but no official details yet. matt: typical delays out there. looking good at the interchange. 94 eastbound, delays for more land into downtown. northbound from the mitchell plainfield curve, travel time 14 minutes. 10 minute trip from the airport into downtown. the fog had as grounded, but has clearing. sally: allow a couple of extra minutes a few drive in low-lying areas prone to fog. otherwise, becoming sunny, highs in the 60's. look at that weekend, mid-60's. saturday. 65 on monday. slight chance of a shower on election day. it is a great looking november forecast. yesterday was dismal and gray, but that was monday. ben: party is still going on in wrigleyville. i can hear it. get out and be happy with the cubs. the a fan of the game. just wait until next year. news anywhere you go, facebook, the best part of the turkey is the giblets. cook the turkey upside down and it will baste itself. i like my turkey carved thick! our new thick-cut autumn carved turkey sandwich has all-white-meat, no artificial preservatives or flavors, and is topped wit

afghan officials say it happened during an assault on taliban fighters. 26 civilians died and 65 and now we are awaiting word on any identities. we could hear more later on today from nato and pentagon officials. >>> at least 20 people are dead, including women and children in a tragic train collision in pakistan. officials say the number of dead will likely climb as at least 50 others are injured. bodies are still trapped inside that train. you can see how bad it is. it happened in the early morning hours in the southern port city of karachi. one train was parked, another why the second driver didn't stop. >>> there is a concerning spike in a polio like illness in several children in washington state. the outbreak is similar to one we saw two years ago here in colorado. at least two children in washington have a rare condition known as afm. seven others might have it. one of the kids died over the weekend. doctors here at childrens hospital colorado tweeted 12 patients with afm in 2014 and they noticed the cases co respiratory illness caused by a virus. >> this is a rare condition.

the improvement project is called is expected to be done by 2019 get used to this for several years official said it is one to make for a faster travel for you it will also be better for millie and go out and get buses since they will also be safer for pedestrians hist san francisco house where the 700 homeless veterans officials estimate their rum 300 more homes veterans who still need housing >>gabe slate: they've been working for years to promote neutrality if it for this and an accomplice in deciding which what size operate slower or faster calling in and the companies must comply with neutrality laws on the book the must maintain the speed for all websites however that the change would a new federal communications commission takes over when donald trump moved to the white house at this point it is unclear what demonstration will do our resolve to the campaign we have not heard back him that neutrality is a good thing for consumers minute people don't want the government involved with regulating the web until donald trump takes office the supporters will have to wait and see >>reporter:

this is a popular tourist area and emergency officials says some areas have been destroyed. what weather know right now, 14,000 people people have beeny vacitied -- people have been evacuated. annie -- an aquarium has been evacuated. another popular tourist area called dolly pardon has been evacuated. >>> jason gruenauer is live at e during a homicide. law enforcement weren't notified until a man showed up at the hospital with a gunshot wound telling law enforcement he had been shot. it happened between 8:30 and 9:30 between the 5700 block of logan just off i-25 and 58th. no law enforcement here. there's glass, broken glass here on the scene. unclear if that's related to what happened or not. the man showed up to the hospital and the man died. that's why it's investigated as a the victim is not being identifiee. all we're told by adams county sheriff's deputies is this is under investigation as a homicide. we'll pass more details as they become available. i'm jason gruenauer, denver 7. caused a multi vehicle crash at sheridan and 6th avenue. no one was hurt. no word on what

friday a high of 75 degrees, officially over. we have typical rush hour traffic howard frankland bridge northbound 275 jammed up, southbound memorial past hillsborough that's going to be slow also 275 slow in north tampa delays from fletcher in through hillsborough avenue. southbound 75 from fletcher in through i-4 very heavy there. >>> we're back now, 7:30, monday morning, 28th of november, this is the christmas tree getting ready for its big debut, the lighting ceremony live right here on nbc, we'll be there rain or shine. >> one of the great things about this job, you get to wish your kids happy birthday on tv. so happy birthday. >>> president-elect donald trump is now questioning the results of the popular vote. in a series of tweets he claimed without any evidence that trump also labeled hillary clinton's campaign hypocritical for its involvement in an election recount in wisconsin and perhaps two other states. >>> jury selection begins again today in the federal trial of dylann roof. the man accused of killing nine members

and also a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, those metering lights are officially on. maze to downtown 13 minutes into the city. also keep in mind, sunday veterans day parade and sunday streets at the embarcadero for sunday streets, northbound embarcadero will be closed between at&t park and broadway. it's a two-mile stretch but the southbound side will be open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. a lot going on. >> weather will be great. the american flag flying high this morning on this beautiful veterans day. it really is going to be a pretty nice day for you. mild temperatures we'll see increasing clouds but overall pleasant. out the door patchy fog and we are seeing temperatures in the 50s for most locations near 60 though in san francisco. we have a light breeze. in fact, winds may take up a bit ahead of the front approaching overnight tonight. overall the boundary between this area of low pressure to our north and high pressure which is diminishing that boundary is getting closer. high pressure weakens and we'll see that weak front a very weak front passing through overnight

northbound maryland is blocked off in the area. once we get more details we'll and we have more breaking news -- a magnitude 7-point-8 earthquake strikes new zealand just hours ago. right now officials there are warning of a possible tsunami and urge residents to. move inland or to higher ground immediately. back in 2011 a 6-point-3 magnitude earthquake struck the same area killing 185 people. high pressure will build into the area and bring above area through wednesday. expect highs in the upper 70s with light winds through tuesday. by wednesday afternoon we will see a push of clouds and the winds pick up to breezy ahead of a system that will bring a significant cool-down. expect gusts to 30 mph on wednesday, then to 35 mph late wednesday and thursday. afternoon highs will drop to the low 60s on thursday and will remain in the low to mid 60s on friday. the system will move east and temperature will start to rebound on saturday with highs hundreds of people turned out to protest the presidency of donald protest the presidency of do

northbound outside lane blocked. we have electrical lines down to >>laura: developing in detroit, a wayne state university police officer is recovering after he was shot in the head while on patrol. officials say that officer colin rose is out of surgery now but not totally out of the woods. meantime, a man considered a person of interest is in custody. shooting comes after a string of ambush style attacks targeting law enforcement across the mother is grieving the loss of her daughter while she waits for her two other children to recover in the hospital following a bus crash. five students were killed in that crash. the driver, that's 24-year-old walker, is charged with five counts of vehicular homicide. police issued a warrant to remove the black box from the bus and they're also investigating whether alcohol may have >>laura: donald trump arrived at his resort for thanksgiving. trump's stay will bring road closures and heightened security. how nasa is giving astronauts a taste of home this thanksgiving and looks l

. >> good morning, carolyn. 6:41 is our official sunrise. hope you enjoyed that extra hour of sleep last height. you notice all the cloud cover and beneath the radar beam on top of mount st. helena, we have showers in the northbound bay but also fog is at issue. santa rosa just over 2 miles, half moon bay. the rest of the bay area not doing too bad. temperatures are much milder. low 60s for san francisco, oakland 56. it's one of the cooler areas for san jose. but overall anywhere from 6 to 20 degrees warmer this morning. that translates into muggy conditions. isolated showers in the morning hours, mainly in the north bay. then mostly cloudy throughout the midday with temperatures in the 50s and 60s. about and by later on in the afternoon becoming partly cloudy, a little cooler today. we will talk about more warmth, more sunshine, and then more rain all in the seven-day outlook. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. police in oakland continue to investigate a ferocious gun battle that left eight people wounded, including one in critical condition. it

. >> the reporter: now massdot says by sunday afternoon, the northbound side will be open. however, southbound will remain shut down till with 4:00 p.m. that's when they expect everything to be back open. now, coming up at 6:00 p.m., the surprising alternate route official why they say they don't believe that this will cause massive gridlock. for now, live in needham, kathryn burcham, fox 25 news. >> mark: i'll be making my plans. i'm headed up there on sunday. >> vanessa: that's more time. >> mark: an hour and a half to two hours early is my guess. a local company is making a big move to boston. >> vanessa: a ribbon cutting ceremony was held to the at what will be the new reebok -- today at what will be the new reebok headquarters. what the mayor told bus the move from canton to the city. >> kevin: a couple of showers split. i'm tracking what is out there through the evening drive and the cool air on the way. >> the reporter: veterans helping vets. with advil, you'll ask what twisted ankle? what muscle strain? advil makes pain a distant memory nothing works faster stronger

as we get to the south bay, we've had an earlier problem on 880 northbound. the traffic here is going to remain slow in the south bay on all of the approaches into the west valley. 7:35. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. >>> officials in the san ramon school valley school district are responding to racist graffiti found at one of the schools. allie rasmus is at monte vista high school in danville. graffiti was found in the school's bathroom. so what do you know? now? >> reporter: well, the school is just getting underway. you see parents dropping off kids this morning. a lot of students we talked to heading into class this morning say they are aware of the racist graffiti, they have seen the images on social media. a spokesperson told us a short time ago that they are going to have an assembly, a school wide assembly at 8:30 this morning to address the issue and talk about what happened. this is the picture that has been circulated on social media. this is what many students saw yesterday around 4:30 in the afternoon, someone wrote graffiti above