your voice, your vote. this is nbc 7 news. >> i said at the outset, i wanted to represent this campaign to represent and look like america. the battle to restore decency, defend democracy and give everybody in this country a fair shot. >> democracy is not a state. it is an act. it takes sacrifice, but there is joy in it and there is progress, because we, the people, have the power to build a better future. >> what a night. the ultimate vision of unity as president-elect and laying out their vision for the next four

years. welcoming everyone together as americans. good morning, everyone. it's sunday, november 8th. i'm jovina fordson. we wake up to a message of healing as they look to build their vision for the next four years. everyone will be watching, speaking from wilmington, delaware, last night. president-elect biden laid out his hopes for his presidency, he was introduced by the woman whose story you know well here, vice president-elect kamala harris, daughter of indian jamaican immigrants, the highest ranking woman in the nation's 244-year history. as you wake up, here are some pages, front pages of sunday morning papers, from around the country. we're starting here at home, in san francisco, we have the "san francisco chronicle" saying "biden wins." subtext notes the victory for bay area native senator kamala harris saying "harris to background-breaking vp." "the washington post" reads

"biden defeats trump." gives a nod to the vice president-elect saying with haar rilg harris he rebls the blue wall. it was pence fence that put biden and harris over the threshold, surpassing the 270 electoral college votes needed. nevada was called shortly after, giving biden 29 over president trump's 214. biden also surpassed the record for popular votes with more than 74 million cast. president trump remained out of the public eye since yesterday's news. he made no public appearances, but spent the day golfing in virginia. he told supporters at his golf club that he was going to win. >> did he say he was going to win? >> yes. >> i thought he already lost. >> yes, you are! >> you can hear supporters telling the president, don't give up. the president is vowing to push ahead with a legal fight n a

statement after biden became the president-elect, president trump said the "election is far from over." starting tomorrow his campaign will start prosecuting their case in court to ensure election laws are fully upheld, and the rightful winner is seated. you didn't have to be outside to hear the celebrations, honks and cheers, thousands came out to celebrate kamala harris and her win. the grand lake theater marquee reading "america told trump you're fired." that message right there, harris was born at oakland's kaiser hospital and spent her childhood in berkeley. matt boone shows us the block outside her childhood home quickly became a party. >> reporter: this is where she spent most of her young childhood, she went to the preschool at the bottom of the building and today people came from all over the bay area to celebrate.

there are some people who live on this block who lived here when kamala was a child, they remember her, know her and congratulated her today. >> we're so proud of her. she's just such a lovely, humble spirit, and we just feel her presence right here on this street. >> reporter: as dozens of people gathered on her block, judy robbins says from an early age she had a hunch this moment would come. >> i remember my mother saying, kamala, you're going to be the president one day. just joking, you know? >> reporter: even after the block party cleared out, other neighbors came by, including phoebe boyd. >> i wanted to come because kamala is breaking barriers that have never been broken before and i think it's really cool that she's the first woman vp-elect. >> reporter: driving through the east bay it was impossible to avoid the sounds of celebratory traffic jams. along lake merritt, hundreds of people came out with a common

refrain. >> it feels like we all can finally breathe a sigh of relief. it's amazing. >> there's like this sense of relief. >> reporter: ashley and morgan carter said when they heard the news about biden and harris, they had to come to oakland. >> us being women of color it's exciting and yeah, you're right, walking around and seeing how happy and excited everybody is. it's pretty incredible. ♪ >> reporter: a festive send-off for a hometown hero heading to the white house. >> significant for the pbay are, rep.ing oakland and little black girls and asian girls everywhere, to know you can do it because representation matters. >> reporter: matt boone, abc 7 news. >> in san francisco the enthusiasm and celebrations could not be contained either, this say look at the castro minutes after the news broke. former san francisco mayor willie brown is proud of kamala harris. >> she is the first woman vice president in the history of this nation all those are things you

can't do anything but dream about. >> i'm so elated. just a whole, i don't know, weight lifted off of our shoulders, here to celebrate. the power of the people, getting the people in power. >> crowds took over the intersection of 18th and castro, where there was a huge dance party as you can see there. abc 7 news was also in the nearby mission district to talk to many people about what a biden-harris victory means for the future of the country. the latino vote played a crucial part in this election. we spoke to some who gave us their vision for what they want to see. >> there is going to be a transition, there has been a vindication for the pain that we have felt the last four years. >> i'm hoping kamala harris also keeps biden more accountable. >> the latino task force believes what gave president-elect joe biden the edge with latinos was his promise to create a pathway to citizenship. we also saw organizers show up at the beacon landmark of the bay area, the golden gate

bridge, scheduled to protect the vote but after the big announcement, it also turned into a celebration, the i-them's dan noyes and found some in the crowd do not support the biden-harris ticket. >> reporter: organizers had taken out a ticket for protect the vote rally but turned into what they called -- >> happy biden day! >> reporter: a somewhat tempered celebration. >> it means the world to me that on the one hand all of that hell might finally be over but on the other hand i know we still have to fight. this is not over. >> reporter: several women protests the lap-sided supreme court, now that amy bony barrett brings a 6-3 majority, even a little ruth bader ginsburg there today but it was a combination of groups, democratic socialists, black lives matter, and families of those killed in confrontations with place including sean montarosa who died in vallejo. >> last week five months since my brother's murder. >> sean montarosa.

>> reporter: chp in ryeon gear stood by, traffic backed up. >> extremely excited, yes. kamala harris and joe biden were actually my first two picks back when we were doing the primaries so i felt so happy. >> reporter: the protesters are hoping for the nation to hit reset after four years of president trump but there are still hard feelings for some whose candidate is not headed to the oval office. >> i've watched all three networks interview people across the country, and all the people who said they were for biden listed reasons that did not qualify -- disqualify bernie sanders. >> reporter: a few in dark clothing who did not want their pictures taken taunted the police across the bridge and back but there were no arrests, no violence, and the day ended with interpretive dance. for the i-team on the golden gate, dan noyes, abc 7 news. >> so one major question remains before biden becomes president, will president trump concede? this morning, one leader of california's republican party is

defending president trump for not doing so yet. >> all the votes haven't been counted. there's recount mandatory recount in at least one state, and other recounts happening as well as pending litigation. >> harmete dylan because it's too early for media outlets to declare a victory. we spoke with bay area talk show host and conservative active melanie morgan told us live yesterday that the fight for the white house is far from over. >> this is not something that conservatives and republicans and trump supporters are going to let go, because we feel that the media, the media went ahead and called an election that has not yet been settled. >> morgan also told us trump supporters will protest at capitals of every state, and other u.s. cities until they feel a fair result has been reached. and we're now seeing that play out here, looking at a scene at the california state capital in sacramento yesterday. there was competing, there were competing rallies for both biden and trump supporters.

things did get seeth heated at times. the california highway patrol and sacramento police tried to keep a barrier between the two groups. as president trump's legal team prepares to challenge the election results, long time friend and attorney of joe biden shared a little bit about how his legal team plans to fight against the unproven claims. joe cotchett, these photos were taken at a fund-raiser earlier this year. he's now taking on those trump campaign lawsuits. >> the craziest cases you've ever seen, an absolute fraud and i'm going to use that word straight uhm and give you some examples. people should be able to come into polling places carrying guns. poll watchers weren't allowed to get close enough to the polls, they were only allowed to stand ten feet away instead of six feet away. they want to hold up the results of the election until they get out to the period of time when

the electoral college votes. what they want to do is challenge those votes and take it to the u.s. supreme court. >> cotchett has been told the trump administration plans to hire more aggressive attorneys starting tomorrow. you can follow along with the legal challenges and everything that comes next right on our website, that's abc7news.com. we have a look at the possibilities for what lies ahead for both trump and biden, and you can also find that on the abc 7 news app. now we want to get a check on the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. is the rain coming? >> well, jovina, not yet but we do have a promise for that in the extended outlook. you know about the cold. it's here. it's breezy, it's quite gusty out there. live doppler 7 showing you there is no rain in the immediate vicinity, but some shower activity is heading down across the ocean into perhaps the south bay hills but first thing is first, the wind advisory until 4:00 with winds up to 30 miles an hour. the gusts could be as high as 50, so we're looking at the

winds right now, these are the surface winds, 25 miles an hour san francisco, 31 miles an hour in concord. upper elevation winds, 20 to 40 miles an hour, so right on through the day today, those strong winds are going to keep us on the chilly side. 40s and 50s to start out. believe it or not with all the mixing going on, we're warmer than we were yesterday, so as we look at the forecast throughout the day today, it's going to be partly cloudy, breezy to windy, and numbers well below average, we'll talk about that rain when we see you again. jovina? >> thank you, lisa >> it is his very first policy promise, a new covid-19 task force from joe biden, next, how he plans to roll it out and when. and we ask abc 7 special correspondent if he thinks it has a chance of working. >> i love you. i love you, my sister. i'm so proud to call you my friend and my vice president. >> local leaders who have worked with the now vice

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that plan will be built on bedrock science. >> he's wasting no time in that speech. biden says he plans to put together that task force starting monday. biden said it's impossible to fix the economy and get the nation back to normal until the virus is under control. we spoke with abc 7 special correspondent dr. pattel on this, said president-elect biden's words were like a breath of fresh air. >> we are breaking records right now in this pandemic and we shouldn't be. we are aannouncing over 100,000 cases a day and we've had over a thousand deaths a day for the past four days. that's obscene. we shouldn't be where we are. >> the task force will be comprised of 12 members, the doctor says there's talk including the h.w. bush and clinton-era fda commissioner david's kessler and former surgeon general. leaders from around the globe are sending well wishes to the president-elect and his running mate.

boris johnson prime minister of the uk wrote "the u.s. is our most important ally and i look forward to working closely together on our shared priorities from climate change to trade and security." the prime minister of new zealand wrote "with so many issues facing the international community, your message of unity is one we share." the program of india had a special message for the vice president-elect writing "your success is path-breaking and a matter of immense pride for all indian americans, i am confident that the vibrant india-u.s. tie also get stronger." closer to home, support from local politicians in the bay area continues to pour in this morning. abc 7 news reporter stephanie stiera shares excitement what they hope a biden-harris white house means fort future of the country. >> reporter: the bay area political world heating one celebrations of the historic win of president-elect joe biden and

vice president-elect kamala harris. >> we love you, kamala! >> reporter: the daughter of oakland making her hometown mayor and city proud. >> kamala, i love you. i love you, my sister. i'm so proud to call you my friend and my vice president. i'm so proud. >> reporter: mayor libby schaaf celebrating in style taking a victory lab in her fire-breathing snail car. >> oakland is so proud that a woman who was born in our city, a woman who started her career fighting for the people in our city who grew up on our soil and with our values is now in the white house. >> reporter: congresswoman barbara lee shedding tears of joy upon hearing the announcement. >> finally, finally i'm being seen and i'm being heard, finally my granddaughters are being seen and heard. >> reporter: lee, a long time supporter and friend of harris,

says she is fwrgrateful she cou witness this moment breaking new barriers for all women, especially women of color. >> kamala opened towards for many women, broken so many glass ceilings and now our girls and our black girls and our girls of color can say i can do this. >> reporter: a strong sentiment shared by congressman mark desaulnier "our democracy has been restored." >> so proud of them, they carried themselves with so much dignity and kept their focus through this whole thing in spite of the fact their opponents were trying to tear them apart. >> reporter: the congressman worked with harris touring her time as attorney general of california. he's confident as a team biden and harris will unite and move the country forward. >> this is a good moment for america, but it's also a moment i think to reflect on our differences and start to rebuild, and i think joe biden and kamala harris are the right people for this moment in history. i really, really do. >> reporter: abc 7 news.

when president-elect joe biden moves into the white house, to so will his four-legged family members, his first family includes two german shepherds named major and champ, they will bring back the tradition of first pet in the white house. so i know lots of people will be paying attention to them, and we are paying attention to the weather, too, because meteorologist lisa argen is here and lisa, i put on my heat for the first time last night. >> you did? >> it was cold. >> jovina. >> i know. >> i wanted to and i should have, because i was freezing >> it was too cold. >> it was really cold, even with the wind and the temperature trend for the last 24 hours says we're a little warmer than yesterday but it's hard to believe, because it is really cold out there, numbers are mainly in the 40s and 50s and we're not looking at a lot of cloud cover, so that's another thing that is allowing for the temperatures to drop, but look at the mountains here. we're talking snow with our winter storm warning and wind advisory continuing throughout the afternoon.

49 santa clara, it is 51 in mountain view, 50 in los altos hill, 50 in san francisco and 47 up in napa. yesterday we were in the 30s so certainly it is milder due to the wind, but you're not feeling it. i'm not either. wind advisory today, a frosty night ahead, it will be dry monday through wednesday and looks like rain will return thursday into next weekend. here are the current surface winds, 22 miles an hour san francisco, you can see half moon bay up to 32 and look at hayward and concord, over 30 miles an hour, so if we go up in height or let's talk about the wind profile for the next several hours, notice the colors early in the morning, that's the gustiest winds, still breezy through 10:00 but they're backing off a little bit and as we go through the 3:00 hour, 20 to nearly 40-mile-an-hour winds along the coast and it's not really until the late evening hours the winds will begin to subside. these are dry offshore winds so even though it's cold, we are still looking at a very, very

dry brush around the bay area so we are concerned with the possibility of perhaps some fires looking right now at our winter storm warning you saw the snow on the map, two to seven inches above 4,000 feet and our winter weather advisory continuing until later on today with one to four inches of snow, six inches for the greater lake ta show area. with the south bay numbers on the cool side, you see the green here on the map, this colder air is driving down the winds, and most of the moisture is along the ocean, but we could see a little bit of that moisture dotting the landscape like we did yesterday around boulder creek, the hills of the south bay, but otherwise, it's a partly cloudy day, breezy to gusty winds out there with 58 in san francisco, 61 in concord so overall we are dry for the bay area, the further south you go, you could see a few sprinkles and the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring the windy conditions, the possibility of a shower, mainly south of us, chilly morning tomorrow, with some patchy frost, the cold

mornings continue, milder afternoon, you can see we're dry all the way through thursday. late thursday into friday could see a chance of a shower, and then by next weekend, hopefully it looks even wetter. jovina? >> thank you, lisa. vice president-elect kamala harris' proud history at her hbcu, just ahead, hear how howard university leaders say this is a turning point for them and

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in the san francisco and bay area political world. we've been going through our abc 7 archives to find some of her big moments, including when she officiated the wedding of the first same-sex couple to marry in california after the supreme court struck down prop 8. abc 7 news reporter julian glover looks back at more of harris' bay area history in a new abc 7 originals documentary and more insight from abc 7 contributor phil mattier. >> reporter: working in san francisco city hall under city attorney louise reaney, one her first supporters to become san francisco d.a. it would be harris' first time appearing on a ballot, in order to run the office, she had to run for office. >> as i hold the office >> as i hold its office. >> of district attorney of the city and county of san francisco. >> of district attorney of the city and county of san francisco. >> congratulations.

>> this is a really well done documentary and we are airing the entire 25-minute piece tonight at 6:00 p.m. here on abc 7. january wards it will be available on all of our connected tv apps, on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and android tv. download it for free to see that and stream our newscast live any time. so kamala harris is the first black and south asian woman to be elected as vice president here in the united states. she represents the multiculturalism that defines america, but it is largely absent from washington. professors at her alma mater, howard university, mine too, actually, talked about the importance of harris' position. >> finally hbcus will get the recognition for preparing people for leadership, finally howard will be at the spotlight for something as positive as this, finally a black woman who is

also a south asian descent has been elected to the vice presidency. >> president-elect biden and vice president-elect harris will be sworn in on january 20th. we will be right back with another 90 minutes of "abc 7 mornings," including the historic presidential victory. >> president-elect joe biden pledging to heal a divided surprise! ahhh! yes! i love it! you don't have to spend a lot to give a lot to the ones who mean the most.

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healing. president-elect biden surpassing the 270 electoral votes needed to claim the presidency, we broke the news here yesterday on "abc 7 mornings." biden picking up pennsylvania and nevada, now 279 votes, president trump with 214. we heard the cheers all night long here in the bay area, good morning, everyone. it is sunday, november 8th. i'm jovina fordson. president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris celebrated victory in delaware as president trump continues to contest the results of the vote. elizabeth schulze joins us live from washington with more. >> it was a message of unity last night from president-elect joe biden, he is urging americans to come together after this contentious election that has yet to be conceded by president trump. >> the president-elect of the united states of america, joe

biden. >> reporter: president-elect joe biden pledging to heal a divided nation after a bitter and historic election. >> i'll work as hard for those who didn't vote for me as those who did. >> reporter: after more than four decades in public office, biden reveling in the moment and sharing the spotlight with kamala harris, who makes history as the first woman, first black person and first american of south asian descent to be elected vice president. >> but while i may be the first woman in this office, i will not be the last. because every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibilities. >> reporter: a record more than 74 million americans voted for the biden ticket, and after days of anticipation while balance the losses were tallied, many crowdeded streets across the country to celebrate victory. ♪ hey, hey, good-bye >> reporter: president trump supporters echoing the president's false claims that

the election is being stolen. the president has yet to concede as his campaign vows more legal action contesting the results. top republican lawmakers silent after biden's win. still the president-elect promising to reach across party lines, and to get to work on an agenda that starts with fighting the pandemic. >> america called upon to us marshal the forces of decency, the forces of fairness, the forces of science, and the forces of hope, and the great battles of our time. >> and sources tell abc news president-elect biden plans to sign a series of executive orders, once he takes office, that would reverse some of president trump's policies like rejoining the paris climate accords and the world health organization. in washington, elizabeth schu e schulze, abc 7 news. even with biden's message of unity, how soon can we expect the country to heal and what will it take? abc 7 news contributor phil

mattier shared insight. >> it incumbent' a surprise to see democratic support for joe biden so great. what took everybody off balance was the support for donald trump. he actually got more votes this time than he did four years ago, and that created close races in a number of states where we haven't seen before, and underscores that part of the history of this race is that going forward, we are still in a very divided america, not necessarily regionally, but also within states and within communities themselves, by age, by gender, all the way across, this is, nobody's walking in with a mandate, although as they say in politics, if you win by one vote, that's your mandate. >> vice president-elect kamala harris then served as san francisco's district attorney and california's attorney general before being elected to the senate four years ago. mattier has covered harris since

she worked as a prosecutor in alameda county 20 years ago. the legacy of john lewis weighs heavily in the celebrations, it's the first thing vice president-elect harris brought up in her speech. >> congressman john lewis, congressman john lewis, before his passing, wrote "democracy is not a state. it is an act, and what he meant was that america's democracy is not guaranteed. it is only as strong as our willingness to fight for it." >> jackie speire was a colleague of john lewis. >> her calling on john lewis was yet another reminder of the remarkable imprint he has left on all of our lives. >> in that final message, lewis called voting the most powerful

non-violent change agent one has in a democratic society. now lisa, i will say when i saw people celebrating out there, there was a transition from the tank tops to the coats by the end of the night. >> that's right, and you know, back in chicago, it's the opposite. it's in the low 70s, so yeah, what is going on, right? >> what's happening? >> i know t is very chilly out there. did you notice it's windy. a wind advisory for the coast and upper elevations but it is breezy everywhere, so through 4:00 from the national weather service with winds up to 30 miles an hour, gusting to near 50, but these winds are going to be with us through early tomorrow so as we look at the surface winds right now, 18 to 26 miles an hour, from san francisco to oakland, look at the east bay, hayward nearly 30 miles an hour, concord over 30 miles an hour, and in the upper elevations we're at about 40 miles an hour, mt. diablo. these are offshore winds t is in the 50s, that's a cold wind but we're warmer than we were 24 hours ago, anywhere five to nine

degrees warmer. where is the rain? it's offshore. we still can see a few drops in the south bay, but throughout the afternoon, we are chilly, just in the mid and upper 50s out there. we'll talk about when the rain returns, jovina, in a few minutes. >> sounds good, lisa, thank you. still ahead on "abc 7 mornings," it's now up to governor newsom to appoint someone to kamala harris' senate seat. several bay area lawmakers are rumored to be on the short list. and -- >> my name is malik wade. i'm born out of what i consider to be a struggle. >> a man who was once on the fbi's most wanted list is now serving his community for the better. we'll introduce you to malik wade, who has a story like no other.

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withelcome back. there's a new question that emerges for us here in california, who replaces vice president-elect kamala harris in the u.s. senate? abc 7 news contributor and "chronicle" insider phil mattier has thatteries who governor gavin newsom might choose. >> it could be a chess game, attorney general becerra. he'll have an opening for the attorney general that he could put in. so let the chess game begin. >> in a recent poll of california voters of the pick they had prefer barbara lee and congressman ro cona at the top of the pack. that person will have the senate seat until 2022, whoever' points. much more to come on all of this. first we want to check in with lisa.

>> it's cold out there, but those winds are keeping temperatures here in the city. our sutro tower camera at 50. 52 at the airport. highs today barely getting to 60. northwest winds gusting to 45 miles an hour, so a wind advisory for pretty much everyone mainly in the upper elevations, though, your full look at your forecast is coming up. and this tiktok video may help with one of your meals this week and designed to impress. check out a quick and easy way to make salmon on your daily clip, sponsored by tiktok. ♪

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>> a newly married couple joined in on the celebrations in washington, d.c., after it was announced that joe biden was the president-elect. the bride in her wedding dress and the groom in his suit dancing as the crowd cheers on. so many celebrations yesterday. in sports, the 49ers are off today, after playing on thursday night. stanford returned to action in oregon last night for the first time this season. here is abc 7 sports anchor chris alvarez with the highlights. >> good morning. the pac-12 football season began on saturday but two games canceled earlier in the week due to covid-19 testing and protocols. cal's opener against washington and arizona/utah game were not played, they were canceled. stanford against oregon, three cardinal players ruled out due to covid testing. no fans at the stadium. the oregon duck forced to watch this one from the sofa.

the cardinals capped their second possession with an austin jones touchdown run, 7-0 cardinal. c.j.verdell, ten yards out and in, 7-7. early second quarter oregon with the ball. tyler shuck picked off by lavani damooney. jet toner misses the field goal, he missed four in this game. late second quarter, shuck option keeper, he fakes it, d.j. johnson scores on the touchdown pass, 14-7, oregon more of the same, travis dye from 14 yards out and in, 21-7 and puddles is pumped. shuck looked good, replacing justin herbert, of course now in the nfl. it's a nine-yard run for the quarterback moo quarterback. more puddles pushups. stanford hosts colorado next saturday on the farm. usc opened the season 9:00 a.m. local time against arizona state in front of no fans.

trojans down 27-14, fourth and 13 and slovis sometimes you get lucky mccoy makes the catch on the tip pass, usc within six. they go for an onside kick, get a good bounce usc recovers the ball, leading to this, on fourth and nine, fires to drake london and that is a go-ahead touchdown. usc wins 28-27. a battle of top four teams, number four notre dame hosting number one clemson, trevor lawrence missing a second straight game with covid, second quarter clemson loses the football, travis etienne the pitch, not handled properly. notre dame recovers, 23-13 they lead at the break. third quarter, game tied 23-23, ian brook fumbles in the end zone. clemson recovers. double overtime, clemson needs a touchdown to keep the game going but they're not going to get it. notre dame takes the top seed, 47-40 and rush the field. that's the final in double o.t. that is your look at sports.

let's send it back to you. okay, so when was the last time we said this? chain controls are in effect on highway 50 and 80 in lake tahoe. the area is getting its first snowfall of the year, and it looks beautiful. and now i want to check in with lisa because are you getting ready to ski? do you do that, lisa? >> yes, i have done that and how about you? >> i do. i love too ski so i'm excited. >> we need to work on that snow, girl. things are in place. we've got the cold air, the winter storm warning but it's not here over the bay area, the moisture, i'll explain in just a moment, but things are going to change. we are looking at an active pattern as we get towards the next seven to ten days. live doppler 7, no rain here, but let's take you to the sierra nevada where it is covered in snow from blue canyon to south lake, all the way down through yosemite, and even into the mountains of southern california, now as we look at the bigger picture, we've got a cold upper level low that is driving this cold air down through the northern part of the

state, where they've had some snow as well around mt. shasta, through the bay area, but with this air mass, moisture starved what moisture there is, is out over the ocean. there could be a few possibilities of the south bay hills picking up precip but overall, we are dry, cold and windy. 48 in sunnyvale, 50 in mountain view, novato 49 there, half moon bay in the low 50s. we're colder than we were at this hour yesterday. a look outside the clear conditions. the wind advisory a frosty night ahead. numbers could drop into the 20s of the protected valleys of the north bay and the rain will be returning by the end of the week. there is a look at what is offshore. the precip we wish it would be overhead but as we get towards the later part of the day, you can see a few returns there, maybe the hills of the east bay and the south bay, we're talking maybe 0.05 so nothing to write home about but we are going to talk about the winds, because from the hills to the upper elevations, even to the surface, 15 to 35 and even

40-mile-an-hour winds. the breezeiest winds this morning and later on tonight. 10:00 it is still breezy but not as windy, unless you head to the coast, where we've got winds up to 35 miles an hour, this is 3:00, and into sunset, another push of gusty winds over the hills, these are offshore winds, so certainly concerned with the dry atmosphere, the moisture is in the mountains, our winter storm warning until 4:00, additional two to seven inches of snow, above 4,000 feet with heavy snow at times, reduced visibility, and for the greater lake tahoe area through 10:00, one to four inches of snow. not much but enough to mess things up if you are expecting anyone back or doing some traveling. this is taking you through the midweek forecast, this is thursday night, 6:00, looks like more rain and snow, and then into your friday, looking like another system on its heels, perhaps we get a break into saturday, maybe something else into sunday so that's what we like to see. highs today just in the upper 50s to low 60s, very similar to

yesterday, but more cloud cover, maybe a few sprinkles and the higher elevations, so bundle up out there, the wind advisory throughout the day today, the accuweather seven-day forecast, looking at the cold and windy day today, a possible shower, mainly south, the frosty morning tomorrow, cold mornings, sunny and milder afternoons through the week ahead by thursday night, maybe some showers, that could continue into next weekend. jovina? >> thank you, lisa. from dealing drugs as a teen in san francisco and eventually being on the fbi's wanted list, he served a lengthy prison sentence and now he's serving his community by transforming the same block in san francisco that he once stood on. malik wade is changing the city for the better. julian glover introduces us to our latest speaker in our abc 7 "for the better" series. >> if it weren't for the pandemic you'd find malik wade inside of juvenile hall monday through friday working to keep young men from making the wrong

choices once they get out. it's the mission of his organization, scholastic interest group to break that cycle one young man at a time. here he is, in his own words. >> the young guys i work with, juvenile hall, a lot of them have never had a man tell them they love them before. a the love the young guys in there, i hug them, i tell them i love them and i care about them and they know i care. my name is malik wade. born and raised here in beautiful san francisco, california. you know, i'm born out of what i consider to be a struggle, 50-year-old crack dealer being 15-year-old crack dealer, 14 years in federal prison, the paradigm shift that took place while i was in prison, me getting out, doing the work that i'm doing now as far as working with at-risk youth but the exercise was just a way for me to engage intellectually.

now that i have you engaged intellectually, i can say read this autobiography of malcolm x, read this article in the investors business daily, because i've developed a bond with you through physical exercise. so that's one of the main techniques that i use to this day, is physical exercise. >> reporter: what is it about you that makes the guys, makes the young people that you work with trust you, buy into the program, buy into the system? >> the sort of ironic that my very, very colorful and eventful background gives me immediate credence with them, and once they hear that, they may look at me like right now, like the way i dress sometimes they may think i'm a substitute teacher, or counselor or principal but once i start talking and i tell them what my experience is, most of the time they open up, and they'll listen. >> i'm just in college right now, i go to school at stony

brook university in new york, just grinding and playing football, getting my degree in sociology. malik is kind of like a father figure in my life, he's a mentor, somebody if i'm going throughed averps i adversitadve talk to him. he'll give me his opinion on the situation and what he believes i should do, what i shouldn't do and he's just somebody that means just a lot to me, within my process of life and growing, becoming a man. >> reporter: what does that mean to you, when you see guys branching out and going all across the country, following their dreams? >> it's a blessing, when you see young people and i see young people often in san francisco and they'll run up to me and hug me, hey, man, i work at u.p.s. now, i got a job, hey, i just enrolled in san francisco state. i'm going to city college, or i'm in job corps and doing good, thank you. that's priceless to me.

>> malik lives by the phrase, each one teach one, and while everyone may not have the time or the passion to do the tough work he does, malik believes if each of us committed to changing the life of just one young person in need of guidance, we could change our community for the better. to watch his full story check it out on the abc 7 news bay area app. julian glover, abc 7 news. >> great story there. when we get back, senator kamala harris now the first black and south asian woman to be serving as vice president, so what do villagers from her ancestral home in india have to say about it? their fascinations reactions and celebrations just after this.

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we kept our fingers crossed. >> harris' late mother was born in india before moving to the united states at the age of 19. the prime minister of india described the vice president-elect's success as a matter of immense pride for all indians and all indian-americans. a full new hour of "abc 7 mornings" is coming your way as much of the bay area breaks out into celebrations, i know you all have heard it all into the night. also a rally on the golden gate bridge just one of many, but next, hear why some in the crowd say they still don't support the biden-harris ticket. plus defending current president donald trump here, why supporters say the election is far from over, and what they're now planning to do this week.

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