>> you have your say, he doesn't stand a chance. >> now at 5:00, the final push to election day. president trump and former vice president joe biden have one more day to sway undecided voters. the latest poll numbers in the crucial swing states. coronavirus cases rising in nearly every state this morning. the strong reaction to lockdowns happening in other parts of the world. there >> there's a certain amount of reflex sympathetic dystrophy covid-19 fatigue. >> cases rising in the bay area, and a good plan of action if you're traveling over the holidays. good morning. it's monday, november 2nd. >> and look who's in the house. >> listen -- >> hey. >> you're closer. you're getting closer and closer. this is the first time i've seen you all in person in a long time. mike is still at home. he's checking on the forecast for us there. >> hey, guys. i hope you enjoy your first day

back. i hope it all goes well for you. you are well social distanced. that's nice to see. we have fog along the coast this morning. visibility down less than a quarter mile at half moon bay. expect coastal valleys to get foggy. you can see it hasn't made its way into the bay, if it does, it won't last long. i'm not worried about it except for you folks on the coast. 68 in half moon bay, 76 in san francisco. near record warmth places like san jose, 83. concord, 84. oakland, 80. napa, 84. a couple more days of this before finally some autumn chill and a chance of showers coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. let's get back to you. >> thanks. less than 24 hours before the end of voting and more than 93 million americans have already cast their ballots. today president trump and former vice president joe biden making their final plea to voters. faith abubey is live for us in

d.c. with the details. >> reporter: good morning. despite what the polls are showing right now, both campaigns were operating as if this race is still either candidate's to win. with the race to the white house approaching the finish line -- >> it's time for donald trump to pack his bags and go home. >> reporter: president trump and joe biden laser focused on critical battleground states. >> we are going to win the state of michigan again. >> reporter: trump holding five large rallies across five states on sunday. playing defense in states he won in 2016. >> we're going to win four more years in the white house. >> reporter: in iowa, the latest des moines register poll shows he has a seven-point lead over joe biden. biden leading by the same margin in pennsylvania. a state both candidates need to win the white house. >> president trump is terrified of what will happen in pennsylvania if you have your say he doesn't stand a chance.

>> reporter: biden slamming the president's handling of the coronavirus. >> imagine where we'd be if this president just wore a mask instead of mocking it from the beginning. >> it's a choice between a deadly biden lockdown, he wants to lock down. we're never locking down. >> reporter: trump raising eyebrows with this comment. >> we should know the result of the election on november 3rd. that's the way it's been. >> reporter: while news outlets project a winner early, vote talleys have never been final on election night. in fact this year, with record mail-in ballots already cast, the final results could take a while to certify. >> it's more important that we get a count that's accurate than a count that's fast. >> reporter: in anticipation of protests on election night, federal law enforcement sources are telling abc news there's a plan today to install non-scalable fences around the white house. you're seeing video of some of them. they're going to add more

according to those sources. all around d.c. we've seen several businesses also boarding up. faith abubey, abc7 news. >> thank you. on the peninsula, san mateo county will offer early voting at 45 locations today. county election officials say they've already received more than 270,000 ballots for a nearly 60% voter return rate. anyone registered in san mateo county can vote at any of the voting centers, and they're open from 9:00 to 5:00 today. more than 579,000 voters have returned their ballots in santa clara county. officials say the numbers from the first day of early voting compared to early voting for the primary seem to show that turnout would be high. ballot sorting and processing is now under way. we would like to know how voting is going for you. you can vote by mail, drop off your ballot or in person through a form we posted on abc7news.com/election. developing news on the

covid-19 emergency. cases are rising in 48 states, the exceptions are delaware and nebraska. last year california reported more than 4,500 new cases of coronavirus. that's higher than the 14-day average which is around 4,200 cases. europe is dealing with a second lockdown. a six-month state of emergency in spain has triggered riots in the country. you can see here crowds clashing with police breaking windows, throwing fireworks, and in england prime minister boris johnson says many businesses will close starting this thursday. even though the bay area fared better than many other places around the state and country, doctors say we should be on the alert for a third wave. julian glover is live with those concerns. julian? >> good morning. yes. an infectious disease expert with stanford university says we should be concerned about a new single day record of coronavirus cases here in the country. the good news however is that the bay area and california as a

whole is faring better than the rest of the country. we spoke to dr. dean winslow. he said we're seeing a third wave right now. the first one being in march, april, may. the second in july and august following memorial day and the fourth of july. now we're in this third wave as the weather gets cooler, people retreat inside and more business begin to welcome customers indoors in california and across the country. at a time when 48 out of 50 states are hitting new records for positive cases, dr. winslow says we must keep our guard up. >> what i'm concerned about, though, is people getting together in large groups for the holidays, both thanksgiving and christmas. it requests that everyone be tested for covid-19 within 72 hours or so of showing up. >> the doctor pointed out that we have to keep in mind county health directors and political leaders have been far more cautious in the bay area than in other parts of the country.

take san francisco, for example, putting the pause on additional reopening plans after covid-19 hospitalizations inched from 21 people to 37 people in recent days. he warned now is the time to get smart, have a plan if you plan on traveling back home for thanksgiving, wear a mask and also get tested. reporting live this morning, julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you. if you have questions about the virus, we want to help you find answers. we posted this interactive page with resources from financial help to how to get tested or to figure out what's open and what's closed. you can find it all on our website, abc7news.com. all right. it's about 5:07 on this monday. let's check out some microclimate temperatures. look how cool we are in the tri valley. mid to upper 40s. 44 to 47. lafayette milder as is pleasant hill hil hill. some other neighborhoods, you can see the fog around half moon

bay and pacifica, 49 there. 42 in santa rosa. that's actually up from last hour where it was 40. 56 in san francisco, one of the warm spots along with hayward at 54. mountain view at 46. it looks quiet as we look down the embarcadero towards the ferry building and the bay bridge. if you're working from home, mild to warm again today. maybe you can have those windows open as you send the kids out for breaks, it will be warm. make sure they have something to drink when they come back in. and working off that candy, all that we aid over the weekend, a good day to do that for exercising. right now good to moderate just about everywhere as you can see on our air quality. it's another day of hazy sunshine. keeping an eye on mo test des keeping an eye on mo test detom unhealthy for sensitive groups. our air quality forecast is good to moderate through thursday, and we have a major pattern change on friday where we won't be talking about record highs

anymore, we'll talk about a chance of a shower or two through the weekend. let's get over to jobina and find out how the monday morning commute is starting. >> thank you very much. good morning, everyone. i know it's all saints day, but people don't take off of work for that, so i'm confused why it's so light out there. out of tracy, speeds are 26 miles per hour, everything else is looking clear. no major crashes, issues, or blocking problems on the roads this morning. walnut creek, showing you 680 here. the san mateo bridge, beginning to pick up westbound but not a lot of brake lights. it's a great ride. if you're thinking of heading out the door now, it's a good time. reggie? >> thank you. the chp investigating the cause of a crash that left a man dead and his car sub lernlged l in submerged in a canal. this happened off bel marin keys boulevard. the driver hit a curb, crashed through a fence and plunged. the driver may have been

speeding. happening today, justice amy coney barrett is set to join her supreme court colleagues to hear arguments for the first time. the first two cases barrett will hear will regard the freedom of information act and another regarding disability benefits for railroad employees. the high court is hearing cases over the phone because of the pandemic so the public won't see the new justice but they'll hear her if she has questions. she was sworn in last week delivering a win for trump that tips the supreme court to the right. a time to celebrate and remember those who have passed. and with halloween now behind us, are you ready for the holiday spirit? holiday spirit? mariah carey saysng prop 15? joe biden. biden says, "every kid deserves a quality education and every family deserves to live in a safe, healthy community. that's why i support prop. 15." vote yes. schools and communities first is responsible for the contents of this ad.

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who's supkamala harris.5? harris says, "a corporate tax loophole has allowed billions to be drained from our public schools and local communities. no more. i'm proud to support prop 15." vote yes. schools and communities first is responsible for the content of this ad. welcome back. 5:12 and let's look at what we can see from our east bay hills camera. clear out there and 68 up in the hills. you can see that warmth is just lurking above where most of us live. 48 to 52 at 7:00.

because of the sun coming up an hour earlier, look how much warmer we are at noon. 64 at the coast. by 4:00, a couple degrees warmer, the sun is setting at 5:09. when it does we'll drop into the 50s and 60s. thinking about going to the beach? there will be a little sunshine and 60s today. we have a beach hazard statement for rip currents, sneaker waves, especially on the west-northwest facing beaches. so it's going to be loud and thunderous and just stay away from the water line there. the all right. around the state today, we have some record highs possible. 69 up in tahoe. reggie? >> all right. thank you. el dia de muertos continues today. over the weekend community groups in san francisco and san rafael celebrated and remembered the lives of those who have passed. this year there was a special focus on the lives lost to covid-19 throughout the bay area. >> my great, great, great-grandmother. >> reporter: her photo gracing

this >> we invited them to come to us so we have to offer them a feast. >> reporter: across from the altar, dancers. every movement and sound has a purpose. >> clean away the bad spirits. feathers are what captures and likes moves and cleanses the air. our shakers pushes the bad spirits away. >> reporter: a day ahead of dia de los muertos, this mexican celebration of the dead meant something different this year. with latinos in san francisco making up 50% of covid-19 cases despite this demographic making 15% of the population. >> the entire theme up and down 24th street is dedicated specifically to covid-19 related issues. >> reporter: in san rafael, the celebration pivoted to a virtual gathering and this. >> instead of the walking pro

session, we had a car procession. >> we had an entire family playing music together on the back of a truck which enlivened the celebration. >> reporter: giving community members an opportunity to reflect about those who have passed. >> today i'm remembering my mother. >> reporter: and as many wait for their loved ones to visit, they believe this is part of paving the way. in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. happening today in the south bay, elected leaders are expected to rally outside the silicon valley organization in san jose to speak out against a racist campaign ad. it featured a group of black men in the street with text saying do you really want to sign on to this? the ad targeted a city council candidate for taking part in protests following the death of george floyd in may. the svo since removed the ad, the ceo resigned. the svo apologized for the

mailer and admitted it was racist. the warriors are looking to take a legal battle involving their former arena to the state's highest court. the oakland alameda coliseum authority says the warriors owe more than $40 million for renovations back in 1996. so far the courts have agreed. the authority says the warriors filed for a hearing with the state supreme court. the warriors are disputing the amount of the debt chronicle insider phil matier that they will pay what the courts determine they owe. you can read matier's columns every sunday and wednesday. do you wait until after thanksgiving to put out your christmas decorations, or are you mariah carey? ♪ >> it's time.

whoo! ♪ >> how great is this video? the skinny legend posted this video on instagram on november 1st. now, don't forget, the singer is working on a special project coming this holiday season. you just saw that photo she tweeted of three director's chair on set with a christmas tree emoji as the caption. what does that mean? people say it means she's teaming up with ariana grande and they will do a collaboration for the queen of christmas. i'm here for it. >> friend, you need to be on set. they need another chair. that's where you need to be. >> she's -- mariah carey is having a moment. she's got this book out, a new album out of old hits, not hits, now it's christmastime. 2020 is bad for everyone except

mariah carey. >> there's only one thing i want for christmas, reggie? for you to meet her, be on that set. do it. >> if only i could be blessed by such a proclamation. thank you, mike. >> we will work on that behind the scenes. absolutely. i have goosebumps when you started playing that song. such a great song. my wife and i were talking about that, it's been so warm, it doesn't feel like the holidays, but it will come this weekend. we're thinking we may decorate earlier this year also just because of covid and it's been so warm. we just want to get that holiday feeling. the we'll see. 68 up in the east bay hills. let's talk about the highlights. hazy sunshine today, near record warmth. microclimates, more clouds and fog tonight. much cooler with a chance of showers this weekend. here's a look at temperatures. 84 is the record in san jose. i'm going for 83 today. that's close. 77 to 80 on the peninsula. upper 60s along the coast today. mid to upper 70s in downtown and

south san francisco. 84 would be a record high in napa today. a lot of low to mid 80s through the north bay valleys. along the east bay shore, the record is 81. i'm going with 80. a lot of 79 and80 degree highs. inland, 84. the record today in livermore is around 90. still mid 80s there. more low clouds and fog tonight ee except the inland east bay neighborhoods. you can see the warm air coming up from the south. look to the west of that or to the left of your screen. that's a deepening trough of low pressure that is going to take us out of the 70s and 80s and pput us into the 50s and 60s fo a high. look at that. above average temperatures today, election day. tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, and we're about 10, 15 degrees cooler friday, saturday and sunday with some slight chances of showers.

that's the only draw back. it won't be a wet system. we'll talk more about that coming up. >> thank you. coming up next, the 7 things to know this morning. and lawyori loughlin servin her prison sentence in the bay area. new details about her first two weeks. and as we fight the coronavirus pandemic, california is mandating face masks to stop the spread. that's why abc7 wants to remind you to wear a mask for you, for your loved one

. it's 5:22, here's the 7 things to know this morning. both trump and joe biden are making their final pleas to voters ahead of election day. the president will attend five rallies on the east coast and midwest. biden will be in ohio and pennsylvania. in the bay area, it was a busy weekend for early voting. in san francisco a ballot dropoff location opened outside of the chase center. coach steve kerr was there to greet fans and even cast his own ballot. number three, coronavirus cases are rising in 48 states including california. overseas in europe several

countries have started their second lockdown. number four, lawyers for the calvary chapel in san jose will be in court today. they're fighting a $300,000 fine and possible jail time for its senior pastor because they're refusing to comply with public health orders. number five. near record high temperatures today with napa having our best bet of setting one. within a degree in oakland, concord and san jose with low to mid 80s. i'm following a motorcycle crash in vallejo. injuries have been reported. not clear on lane blockages in the area, this is westbound 80 at the magazine street off-ramp. number seven, one of the top trends on twitter overnight, a british court ruling against johnny depp and his libel lawsuit against the owner of "the sun" tabloid. "the sun" called depp a wife beater in a headline. the court found the words were substantially true. lori loughlin is in prison in dublin this morning.

she started serving her two-month sentence on friday. this morning we're getting an idea how she's spending her time. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma" first look, waking up behind bars. >> i have to be honest. we may have -- well, he may have embellished, lied a bit on our application. >> reporter: over the weekend, actress lori loughlin entering the federal prison in dublin, california where she'll serve her two-month sentence. reporting three weeks early, the full house star will spend the first two weeks in quarantine at the low security correctional facility outside of san francisco. >> lori does not have access to email or possibly even phone calls. she's in one room with no other roommates. they can possibly go out a bit on the rec yard for a few minutes. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll tell you the latest on her husband and when he's expected to serve his five-month

sentence. with your "gma" first look, abc news, los angeles. election day can be stressful, so some fast food chains are offering free food to help voters cope with everything. so here are some of the places where you can find deals tomorrow. burger king offering $3 off of grubhub orders, krispy kreme giving visitors one free doughn doughnut. mcdonald's giving away a mccafe item with coffee purchased through the app. and you can get a free chicken sandwich from wendy's with any purchase. >> you know who doesn't have to give anything away? i was at the popeye's last night. >> were you now? >> passing by. the line out the door in daly city. they don't have to give away nothing. >> not a thing. we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including star power. the a-list singers that are

hitting the campaign trail today. and protecting yourself at the polls. the best ways to make your election day safe amid this pandemic. more than 10 million californians have done it, have you? it is the big story and it's coming up next. and the fbi now investigating alleged harassment after an incident involving president trump supporters and this biden campaign bus. it's 5:26. a live look outside. wow. it looks foggy at the golden gate bridge this morning as people are making their way into the city. we'll be right back.

now at 5:30, the final push for the presidency. we're tracking president trump and joe biden's fight to the finish today plus the threat to fire dr. anthony fauci. record early voting across the country and here in the bay area. the excitement leading up to the final day of voting. and a south bay church heading to court today. the $300,000 fine they are preparing to fight. good morning to you. it is monday, november 2nd. >> before we get to those stories we want to check in with mike and our accuweather forecast. good morning. >> good morning. hi, everybody. thanks for joining us on this monday. let's look at what november 2nd has to offer. a little fog along the coast, the golden gate bridge, some of that may slip into the coastal valleys but it will be short-lived today. the winds are not very strong so

they won't make much of a headway to the east. this afternoon, that's the big story with near record high temperatures for those cities you see with an asterisk. 84 in napa. 80 in oakland. 83 in san jose. 84 in concord. upper 60s along the code to mid to upper 70s along the peninsula. three more days after today of warmer than average temperatures. finally an autumn chill in the forecast for the weekend. i'll have that coming up. here's kumasi. >> just one day now until election day. both president trump and joe biden are making their final pushes. the president will attend five rallies today in north carolina, pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan. biden will travel to ohio and pennsylvania. the jobina is at the live desk with more on this. >> covid-19 remains at the forefront in the final hours of the campaign. overnight at a rally in florida president trump suggested he would fire the nation's top infectious disease expert, dr.

anthony fauci after the election. dr. fauci has become more outspoken that the president ignored his advice to contain the virus. he said he has not talked to the president in more than a month. >> fire fauci! >> don't tell anybody but let me wait a little bit until after the election. >> we'll have to get covid under control. it's almost criminal the way he handled it. >> brdonald trump was informed january 28th about the seriousness of this, informed it's five times more deadly than the flu, what did he do with that information? he sat on it. he covered it up. he suggested that it's a hoax. >> dr. fauci says the nation is in for a challenging winter if more isn't done to slow the spread of covid-19. the u.s. has passed 9 million coronavirus cases, more than 230,000 people have died. >> thank you. the biden campaign is bringing some serious star power

to the final night of campaigning. lady gaga is going to be appearing with joe biden and his wife, jill, during a stop in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. the singer joined biden in 2017 on a campaign to raise awareness about sexual assault. john legend will be at a rally in philadelphia tonight with senator kamala harris. he lent his voice to the biden campaign this year for different fund-raisers. the bay area is leading the way for california early voting. going into this weekend nearly half of voters turned in their ballots. amy hollyfield is live for us in san francisco. i'm loving how city hall is lit up. hi, amy. >> good morning. yeah, it was a busy weekend for early voting both here in san francisco's civic center plaza and around the bay area. some cool venues around the bay area turned into voting centers including levi stadium down in santa clara and then the former practice court for the warriors in oakland, and then the chase

center in san francisco. warriors coach steve kerr was on hand to encourage and applaud people for voting. >> we're trying to remind everybody not only of the importance of voting but that we're trying to make it as easy as possible to exercise your vote and it's important for everybody to have that right and to have easy access. >> here is the big number. more than 10.5 million people have already sent in their ballots in california. registrars across the bay area say they're seeing record numbers in their counties. alameda says they have not seen election numbers like this before. san francisco saying this is the highest in the city's history at this point in the election. tomorrow is the big day, of course, but it looks like opening up these extra locations for early voting this weekend really paid off. people took advantage of it and got their ballots in. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc7 news.

>> that is exciting to see. thank you. the voting of young americans could play a pivotal role in the election outcome. first-time voters are urging their peers to join in. this is embarcadero plaza. a group called youth advocates for change organized this yesterday. >> the youth vote is usually the one that's the least amount in elections. we need to come out here and talk about it. we need to speak on climate change. we need to talk about black lives matter. we need to talk about lgbtq rights, women'sal rights. >> that march ended with a rally at san francisco federal building and the civic center. abc7 news is your home for complete coverage on election night. it starts at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow with abc news, at 8:00, a special edition of abc7 news for local results.

abc news coverage continues at 8:35. we're back at 11:00 with the latest on what we know before you go to bed. lawyers for a san jose church, they will appear in court today. they are fighting a $300,000 fine and possible jail time for its senior pastor because they refused to comply with health orders. calvary chapel said their services were essential during the pandemic. a lawsuit was filed against the church for holding indoor gatherings for about 700 people. that's far more than the 100 people allowed. the church will continue to be fined $5,000 for each day it continues to defy the public health order. sonoma county officials will meet today to decide whether to impose thousands of dollars in fines against the organization of the hollo-wine half marathon. the county issued citations to several people in healdsburg on

saturday for violating the county's health ordinance. the race organizer told us there were no more than six people at one time spread out over five hours. coming up, the fbi now joining the investigation into this incident involving trump supporters and a biden/harris campaign trusbus. the separate incident that happened in the bay area. the milpitas woman who converted her home into a day of the dead altar. what happened next was unexpected. first we check traffic with jobina. >> thank you. i'm following a crash in vallejo right now involving a motorcycle and one other car. at least two lanes are blocked at the moment. this is westbound 80 at magazine street off-ramp there. a live look showing you the golden gate bridge. looking a bit better now. we saw a lot of fog blowing through earlier. no advisories from the chp. emeryville is getting busy. you can see some fog there on the camera. this is westbound 80.

the bay bridge toll plaza, which is moving very smoothly. let's check in with meteorologist mike nicco. hi, mike. >> hi, jobina. thank you very much. appreciate that information. let's look at what's going on with our temperatures. we have microclimates this morning. depending on your elevation, you can see in los gatos and los altos hill, some 60s. 40s for the rest of the south bay. 45 in morgan hill. a lot of 40s out there in the valleys and mid 50s around oakland and san carlos and san francisco and bodega bay. east bay hills camera, 68 degrees right now. other than the fog, it ought to be easy commuting weather-wise. it's one of those days, jacket in the morning, not in the afternoon, make sure you have the sunglasses. don't need the umbrella. tomorrow, in case you haven't voted yet, it will be a great day weather-wise with just a few high clouds and sunshine. the polls open, temperatures in

the upper 40s to mid 50s. staying in the 50s at the coast. 60s around the bay and 70s inland. maybe not quite as warm as today. as the polls close around 8:00, we'll be back in the 50s and 60s. if the lines are long especially in the morning and the afternoon, you'll want to have a coat. look across the country. it's going to be quiet with temperatures well above average. 60s up to fargo. 42 in boston is chilly. 77 in dallas and some rain around portland and seattle mid to upper 50s. that's it. if voter turnout is high, weather is going to help that out also. want to switch gears and talk to you about -- you know who loves bread? oprah loves bread. in easy recipe on tiktok might inspire a dish today for you. check out this bread with tomato on your daily clips sponsored by tiktok. ♪

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who's supkamala harris.5? harris says, "a corporate tax loophole has allowed billions to be drained from our public schools and local communities. no more. i'm proud to support prop 15." vote yes. schools and communities first is responsible for the content of this ad. all right. we're back. we'll look at your planner for today. we already showed you the one for tomorrow. it's going to be a great day to get out there and vote. just a little chilly. same thing today. chilly at 7:00. 48 to 52 with the sun coming up earlier, expect it to be warmer during the lunch hour. 64 at the coast. 78 inland. temperatures won't warm a great deal heading to 4:00, they'll peak around 1:00 and start cooling a little bit. so 4:00, we're 63 along the coast. 77 to 80 around the bay and inland. 50s and 60s at 7:00. we have that beach hazard statement today for dangerous

rip currents and sneaker waves on the west-northwest facing beaches. that's through 5:00. one other record high i want to talk about, tahoe, 69 today. >> thank you. president trump supporters are holding caravan rallies across the u.s. including in the bay area. and tempers are flaring. jobina is tracking them at the live desk. >> reporter: a pro-trump kara vin in m va caravan turned into a screaming match. counter protesters lined the street and the two sides got into an argument. the sheriff's department received reports of things being thrown. in new york city, a trump caravan stopped traffic on the white stone bridge in queens. hundreds of cars came to a standstill. in texas the fbi is investigating reports that a group of trump supporters harassed a biden/harris campaign

bus on friday. the biden campaign said the trucks tried to run their bus off the road. neither biden nor senator kamala harris were on board. president trump addressed the incident during a rally in michigan. >> it is something. you see the way our people -- they were protecting his bus yesterday because they're nice. they had hundreds of cars, trump. trump and the american flag. >> the president also responded to the fbi investigation with a tweet saying "in my opinion these patriots did nothing wrong." the city of san francisco will reportedly begin moving more than 500 homeless people out of hotels today. of course the question is where will they go? according to the chronicle there's still no clear plan on where they'll live. the report says several hotels are closing by the end of the year, so the city will need to gradually move people out. case managers will work with people who live in seven different hotels to figure out options. right now there are more than

8,000 homeless people living in the city including about 2,400 living in hotels. a 150-year-old tradition in san francisco's chinatown will be different next year. there will be no live chinese new year festival and parade. san francisco chinese chamber of commerce cites safety concerns amid the pandemic. the parade is billed as the largest lunar new year parade outside of asia. next year floats will be put on display along with statues celebrating the year of the ox around san francisco. >> we'll have an appropriate event in chinatown for the local community. we don't want people to come from all over the region and all over the country and all over the world. but chinatown will celebrate itself in a healthy way. >> this year's lunar new year parade was held at the beginning of february as concerns about coronavirus were starting to rise. thousands turned out including several elected officials.

a 92-year-old san jose gift shop is back after being shut down for eight months because of the pandemic. the owners of the store never doubted this day would come. over the months the "mercury news" say they spent that time getting inventory like cat statues, japanese print bowls and origami. the owner's brother explained his sister's decision. >> she's paying attention to the county guidelines, and now feels safe enough to institute the plexiglass and hand sanitizer and social distancing and wearing a mask that we think we could be safe. >> so he says their business was able to survive because the family owns the building. it is one of the oldest in japantown. a milpitas woman converted her home into a day of the dead altar. it started as an idea to do something fun to help the stanford organization families at the border. it is dedicated to supporting refugees and tijuana.

the woman and her family had no idea how it would go, then people started coming by with donations. >> a lot of people have been coming out and donating a lot of baby supplies. just passing by and enjoying and dropping a few dollars in the cash box for families at the border. >> they're asking for baby clothes, diapers and wipes. if you want to help out, the home is located on the 1700 block of dennis avenue in milpitas. that's a good opportunity for us to say, felis el dia de muertos for all of those celebrating. i was in the mission whackialki around on 24th street, it was gorgeous. they have it all decorated. the altars were out. people were being safe, wearing masks. it was just nice to see so many people recognizing those they have lost in their lives and celebrating them. >> it's a really -- i don't want to say neat custom but a vibrant custom.% it's so nice to see more and

more people embrace it and help out. i really enjoy that aspect of living in the bay area and getting to experience culture that maybe i wouldn't. yeah, that was really neat. let's talk about what's going on from the east bay hills camera. about 68 degrees right now. near record warmth f, sunny arod the bay and inland. some of the fog and clouds will hang around the coast. you'll get peeks of sunshine from time to time. breezy autumn coolness arrives friday. we'll get to start wearing some of our warmer clothes. and a chance of showers this weekend. i wouldn't put too much stock in it. it's going to be cool and breezy this weekend with a few random showers. temperatures, 80s, low to mid 80s through the south bay. we'll push the upper 80s in morgan hill and gilroy. heading up the peninsula, 77 to 80. warm there. even out at the coast, with the cloud cover it will be mild. upper 60s for you. we'll have 76 to 77 in downtown,

south san francisco, sausalito. upper 60s, north bay coast. btter chance of sunshine there. mid 80s through the north bay valleys. about 78 to 80 along the east bay shore. as you head into the east bay valleys, 83 to about 86 degrees. tonight, we'll fall back into the 40s and 50s. the cloud cover, more widespread except for in our inland east bay neighborhoods. look at what's happening just south of the gulf of alaska. that's a deep bowl of cool, breezy air that will shut our warm weather off finally. this may be the pattern change we've been waiting for. temperatures in the 70s and 80s thursday. 60s friday. 50s and 60s saturday and sunday. it will feel cool then. as the uk's entering a new coronavirus lockdown this week, we're learning that prince william had the virus earlier this year. according to "the sun" newspaper the prince kept that diagnosis

private because he didn't want to worry people. his condition was serious. at one point he had trouble breathing. palace doctors treated him and he recovered. kensington palace refused to comment but they also didn't deny the report. now to the u.p.s. driver who shows us how small acts of kindness can make a difference in a person's life. tom lamas has more from vermont. >> reporter: this right here may look like just another u.p.s. delivery run. but the driver, kip youngman, is about to make someone's day. >> it's just an extension of my life. it's not even a job, never has been. >> reporter: waiting for his arrival, 14-year-old max finn. max is autistic. he rarely speaks. and besides his daily routines, u.p.s. trucks are among his favorite things. since march, with both parents working from home and home deliveries much more frequent, kip's visits to the house twice a week have become much more anticipated. >> have a good day. >> reporter: so when it came

time for halloween -- >> he wants to be a u.p.s.man, why not just encourage him? >> reporter: kip with that special delivery. >> yay! do you want to open it? >> jacket! >> reporter: a u.p.s. vest, hat, gloves and truck bringing out a rare smile. making a connection. love it. >> that's sweet. coming up new at 6:00, tiktok's newest trend is politics. a first look at the rise in gen-z political activist. and what walmart is putting back on store shelves. and staying healthy on election day. a doctor tells us the best way to protect ourselves at the polls. and abc7 launched a new streaming app, you can get breaking news, weather and more. search for abc7 bay

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walmart is putting firearms and ammunition back on store shelv shelves. last week the retailer pulled them from store shelves over fears of election unrest. several stores were damaged last week because of civil unrest but walmart determined those situations were geographically isolated so they'll restockock firearms and ammunition. with covid-19 many people are wondering if voting is safe on election day. >> the dean of brown university said it is safe to go out and vote in person. to stay safe, wear a mask, stay six feet from others. the doctor also offered this advice from voters.

>> study the ballot beforehand, so you can just go in, vote and walk away. >> that is good advice. he says some states have curb size vo curbside voting options to make it easier to vote. you can watch that full interview on "gma" at 7:00. san francisco hosted its first runway show since march. this happened outside john's grill on ellis street yesterday. she is eating the runway. the event doubled as a fund-raiser for ucsf's covid-19 response fun. tickets included lunch at outdoor tables. guests are required to wear masks when not eating, so were the runway models. the owner of john's grill said he wanted to help first responders and provide a way for people to socialize safely. >> and look good while doing it. >> it does. i like the fashion.

see that -- i don't know what color you would call that. that sea foam. >> i like this with these boots. >> i was going to say that one looks like a kumasi color to me. >> i love it. >> very bright. boots, it's about that time. this will be the last day, i think we have 80s. the last day we'll get near record high temperatures. that major pattern change we look for every fall, i think it happens thursday into friday. 60s, 70s, 80s, then just 50s and 60s on friday and saturday, 50s and 60s sunday. it will be breezy all three days also. it will feel like autumn. i'm kind of excited about it here's a look at the pattern change. you can see this is the european model. it's always a little wetter than the american model. so thursday most of the rain and snow will stay to our north. we have a chance friday, and then a bit of a break saturday. then look at sunday.

another chance of some showers. something to keep an eye on. kumasi and reggie? >> thank you. new at 6:00, it's a covid-19 question that's hard to solve. how to spot and diagnosis someone who is asymptomatic. m.i.t. researchers may have figured out how to do it. plus -- >> 48 out of 50 states are reporting a new single day case record when it comes to covid-19. we spoke to a stanford epidemiologist about what you need to know to make sure you're safe as you think about traveling home for the holidays. plus as president trump and joe biden make their closing arguments on the campaign trail, the white house putting something up today to prepare for election night. we'll explain. first a looiive look outsidt the

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now at 6:00, the push to the finish. president trump and joe biden racing across the country to capture chose final votes. we're watching what to expect for election night. covid-19 showing no signs of slowing down now hitting new case records in nearly all 50 states, but how concerned should we be in the bay area? a top stanford doctor weighing in this morning. good morning. it's monday, november 2nd. before we get to those stories we want to check in with mike for a look at our forecast. good morning, mike. >> good morning, hi, everybody. thanks for joining us. i'll start with some fog along the peninsula coast, every once in a while it heads over towards the golden gate bridge. something to think about this morning during the commute. the visibility is super low. when you say zero, that means an eighth of a mile down to a couple hundred feet. thankfully for now it's staying along the coast. for the most part it will looking from the east bay hills camera, it looks quiet around the bay. near record high temperatures today with upper 60s at the

coast, mid 70 to 80 around the bay. low to mid 80s inland. reggie? >> all right. thank you. less than 24 hours to go before election day in america and more than 93 million people have already cast their ballots. today president trump and former vice president joe biden making their final pleas to voters. jobina at the live december 1/4 more desk with more on that. >> reporter: today president trump will attend five rallies and joe biden will travel to ohio and pennsylvania. the latest poll shows the president has a seven-point lead over biden in iowa. biden is leading the same margin in pennsylvania. biden continues to criticize the president and his handling over the coronavirus. >> imagine where we'd be if this president just wore a mask instead of mocking it from the beginning. >> it's a choice between a deadly biden lockdown, he wants to lock down. we're never locking down. >> reporter: trump raising eyebrows with