now at six election day eve, if you haven't voted yet, you still have time. there are some do's and don'ts when it comes to voting in person as well, so we have everything you need to know if you're planning on going to a polling place, get your devices ready. >> p-g-and-e's bracing for possible power shutoffs. the bay area counties that could be impacted as the election results come in, and you can be the talk of the thanksgiving table. >> baskin-robbins is bringing its turkey cake back this year. details on the iconic dessert and the new flavor you can indulge in. >> oh, boy.

>> i don't know. good morning. on this monday, november 4th. >> a little chilly to be talking about ice cream, but i'll turn to lisa. >> sorry, i don't think i'm a fan of that. all right. good morning everybody. we are looking at still some strong upper elevation winds and they are blowing from land to sea or really north to south. and that's why we're pretty dry. and the weather service has issued a red flag warning for the next three days, starting tomorrow. so this system building in strongly to the north of us and a system departing, allowing for the winds to continue out there. there's a gorgeous look outside mount tam where temperatures are in the upper 50s that sun. 638 is the sunrise 52, in hayward, 46 half moon bay. some of the areas where the winds have slackened off. we are cool in the low 40s in the north bay. our roof camera there, those breezy winds mainly in the upper elevations, but at the surface here, still kind of breezy out towards the delta. so that's why it's milder there. and you can see upper elevations 30 to

nearly 40 miles an hour in the red zones here. so while that will stay breezy all day long, surface winds will change to an onshore component. a few high clouds and strong high pressure. we're sunny. we're mild with mid and upper 70s today, and we'll detail that red flag warning for the next three days coming up gloria. >> all right. well right now we're going to go straight to our bay bridge toll plaza camera. the metering lights did flip on about a half hour ago. you can see it's really starting to get busy out there at the bay bridge toll plaza from highway four to san francisco, 47 minutes. and we're also tracking over in san jose on northbound 101 before alum rock avenue. the two left lanes are blocked, so there is a backup right now to 680. speeds are down to 16mph, but looking live at our golden gate bridge camera, you can see that there are no delays here. traffic moving both directions pretty nicely. reggie. >> all right, gloria, thank you. tomorrow is election day, and this morning, the focus remains on the handful of swing states

that could decide the presidency. >> former president trump will be in north carolina and michigan. then both he and vice president harris will be in pennsylvania tonight for their final rallies before the polls open. and that state could very well decide the whole thing in front of a north carolina crowd. yesterday, trump continued his attack on the legitimacy of the elections, falsely claiming that cheating is the only way he could lose. >> the ones that should be locked up are the ones that cheat on these horrible elections. >> the former president also said he shouldn't have left the white house, and said that he wouldn't mind if reporters were, quote, shot. should there be another attempt on his life? vice president kamala harris took a detour off the campaign trail saturday night to make a surprise appearance on saturday night live. she appeared with maya rudolph on snl to give herself advice for the election tomorrow, and to poke fun at trump. and live from new york. >> it's saturday night and i'm just here to remind you, you got this because you can do

something your opponent cannot do. you can open doors. really laugh like that. do i? o, a little bit. >> her appearance on the live show is sparking some controversy, and fcc commissioner posted on x that it was, quote, a clear and blatant effort to evade the fcc's equal time rule. commissioner brendan carr is a senior republican on the commission who was appointed by trump. he went on to suggest nbc offer equal time to other qualifying campaigns. in response, nbc news agreed to air a short video message from the former president. the one minute ad aired sunday during a nascar playoff race. >> more than 6.7 million people have already cast their ballots across california. if you aren't one of them, you still have time to get your mail in ballot turned in, or you can show up in person to vote. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live in dublin this morning with everything you need to know before election day. lena.

>> amanda. we're at the dublin civic center right now, which is one of four vote centers set up across dublin. and it's one of dozens set up all over alameda county. county election bosses say 100 vote centers are staying open through tomorrow. over the weekend, we found many voters getting it done early as alameda county sheriff's deputies stood watch. so far here in alameda county. the registrar of voters tells us they've had about 300,000 people already vote. he says that represents 32% of voters so far. but he expects some close races may not be decided tuesday night. >> it's probably going to take us a couple of weeks. i'm estimating, you know, we could be looking at about 400,000 plus votes coming in by mail on election night. that's a lot. >> the number of police officers feels a little like something is wrong. like it's a little overboard, if i'm honest. but seeing that there is police presence makes me confident that

i can come here and vote safely. >> every registered voter across the state has already been mailed a ballot, but if you plan to vote, the old fashioned way in person, there's a few things to know before you go. because state law bans electioneering, be sure to leave any campaign gear behind before heading inside. first time voters can register all the way through tomorrow at any vote center and get a provisional ballot. just make sure you have a california id or the last four digits of your social security number available. also, make sure to bring proof of residency like a recent utility bill or any other recent doc. any other documents sent by a government agency, and you also still have the option to mail your ballot in just make sure that it is postmarked on or before election day. live in dublin. lena howland abc seven news. thank you. >> lena in the south bay. voters in silicon valley are being encouraged to vote for women candidates. yesterday, volunteers gathered at a phone bank in san jose to specifically contact people about supporting female politicians. santa clara

county supervisor cindy chavez was among the volunteers really wanting to see new, fresh energy in these seats and i, for one, am very excited about the future as i look at these candidates. hi there, chavez says 150 people are expected to volunteer throughout the day at the phone bank tomorrow. the santa clara valley transportation authority is offering free rides to polling places for election day. you can hop on any vta bus, light rail or paratransit between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m. those are the hours the polls are open. i guess if you vote at 8 p.m, you need to pay for your ride home. good luck. so plan accordingly. >> in the last presidential election, almost 87% of voters in california voted by mail. california automatically mails ballot to each active registered voter. of course you fill out your ballot, then sign and seal the envelope. the postage is prepaid, so there's no need to add any stamps. you can return it to an election office, dropbox, or polling place. if you're mailing it, just be sure

it's postmarked no later than election day. of course, tomorrow, november 5th, it can take up to a week to arrive, and your vote will still count. you can track it online on the secretary of state's website at where's my ballot? dot s o s.c.gov. pete i'm sorry. >> go ahead i jumped i jumped the gun. >> no problem. i was gonna say abc seven news is here to help you navigate through all the races and measures on the ballot. we have a voter guide on abc seven news.com where you can look up races in your county. you'll find it under the election section. >> p-g-and-e's may shut off power starting tomorrow in some parts of the bay area to prevent its equipment from sparking wildfires. p-g-and-e's preparing for shutoffs in parts of alamed, contra costa lake, napa, sonoma, santa clara and solano counties. nearly 12,000 people may be impacted. napa and solano account for about half of that. the shutoffs would likely begin tomorrow and continue through thursday. p-g-and-e's says it's taking steps now to make sure election facilities will still

have power this morning. >> four people are still missing after the boat they were on capsized in the ocean off bodega bay over the weekend. gloria. the group was out for the opening day of crabbing season. >> yes, amanda. and there were a total of six people on the boat. the press democrat says six of them were members of one family, and one was a family friend. they took off from a marina in bodega around 3:00 saturday afternoon. a cell phone ping showed their boat was last near carmen beach. the coast guard began searching for them when they didn't return as expected. yesterday, one of the people was found dead. incredibly, an 11 year old boy, though, was found alive. he floated ashore sometime overnight with the help of a cooler. >> the kid had, which has been through it, and he's a. i haven't talked to him personally, but yeah, obviously i feel feel bad for him. but i'm so happy that he survived. >> the boy's condition has not

been released, but officials say he is stable and has been reunited with family members. the press democrat says a group traveled from corning. the sonoma county sheriff's office says they will reevaluate today to determine if they will continue that search. just incredible. lisa, it is too bad and scary with the winds. >> hour long period northwesterly swell. today we have our beach hazard statement that lingers through 7:00 and we have gusty upper elevation winds that still are offshore, but an onshore component returns today. surface winds are light. there's a look at high pressure building in some rain in the pacific northwest, and we don't have any rain in the next seven days. we just have low relative humidity that we will be tracking, along with those winds. 56 downtown, 54 in oakland, it's 52 in san jose and 46 on the coast. gorgeous view from our sutro tower camera. low 40s petaluma. no wind there. and then we have that mixing with winds up to 28 miles an hour. so it's near 60

by the delta. 50 in livermore. so we have breezy winds, upper elevations throughout the day today along the coast we have a return to an onshore flow. still breezy to gusty. their red flag warning tomorrow wednesday into thursday morning. wednesday will be the driest, windiest day and then into the weekend. more low clouds and fog. afternoon sun. so there's a look at the upper elevation winds 35 to 40 miles an hour and looking at the north wind this morning, the northwesterly wind returning throughout the afternoon. a red flag warning pretty much for the entire bay area for the next three days. and those dangerous surf conditions today 60s at the coast, low 70s to mid 70s away from the beaches. >> amanda, thank you so much. lisa. arrested for impersonating a police officer. the incident in the north bay and why police may want to hear from you and stopping shoplifting. a closer look at the proposition on your ballot aimed at addressing retail theft

is happening way too often bold shoplifters entering stores, trying to wipe out shelves, even if items are locked behind glass. this happened twice on saturday at two san francisco walgreens. many business owners hope voters will take action this week and approve proposition 36, but there's a big debate if it's the right solution. that's because proposition 36 would reform prop 47, which reduced penalties on

certain crimes to help reduce the state's prison overcrowding. some say that's led to rampant shoplifting and drug problems. prop 36 would increase penalties on crimes like shoplifting and fentanyl dealing, allowing felony charges that aren't currently allowed. san jose mayor matt mehan and san francisco mayor london breed are among the people who support the change. >> there's just no interest at most by most of the police because of the proposition 47 that was passed ten years ago. >> it promises to produce mass treatment on demand without creating even a single dime of new funding for this supposed mass treatment. >> governor newsom is among those opposing prop 36. opponents say it will slash crucial funding for victims. crime prevention, treatment and rehabilitation. bart police have arrested a man accused of stabbing a woman. in what? police are calling a random attack. this is not the right video for that. but bart says a

station worker spotted the suspect yesterday afternoon at the fruitvale station. police say the stabbing happened saturday on an antioch bound train near the 24th street mission station. again, this is not the video for this specific story. a station agent helped the victim until officers arrived. here we go. that victim went to the hospital with serious injuries. bart surveillance cameras captured an image of the suspects which helped investigators catch him. police in windsor say they've arrested a man who was allegedly impersonating a police officer. the police department says the 60 year old set up his car with flashing lights and a fake badge, then pulled someone over. he was not wearing a uniform and claimed to be undercover. police are urging the public to contact the windsor police department. if you think you were stopped by this man. >> congratulations. if you're one of the runners who came out for the 23rd golden gate half marathon and five k in san francisco yesterday. yesterday's race started at aquatic park. it

took more than 7000 runners over the golden gate bridge and back before finishing at ghirardelli square. the half marathon was the final event in 2020 for golden state challenge, which consists of a series of eight races across california's most scenic locations. you can be the talk of the table for your thanksgiving or friendsgiving meal. baskin robbins back with its turkey cake. it's exactly what it sounds like. the turkey cake has sugar cones for legs. you can pick any ice cream flavor, including the chain's newest flavor, brie. my guests. ooh. what? okay. the cake is topped with a caramel praline glaze. preorders are available now. the turkey cake is $44. it feeds 12 to 16 people. >> oh, and apparently there's a proper way to carve it. they have this video on their website that shows how you should carve the turkey cake. okay. >> i peeped in this video. they have all these little pink

spoons. does that trigger a memory at all for you? >> oh, yeah. absolutely. >> did you see them? yep. on the right bottom side of the screen. >> all the sampling. oh, that was always fun to try. different kinds of ice creams. >> i am surprised that they're not doing what you know, all the other retailers are where they use the tastes of thanksgiving, where they're like, oh, we're going to add some cranberries and some like potato stuffing, ice cream. >> yeah. okay. >> all right. >> it looks like turkey, but it doesn't taste like it. so i'm sure it's good. >> no, but imagine getting brie. my guest, my guest. uh. i love a good pun. >> creative. >> so creative. >> and costly. yeah. $4. yeah. >> i'd rather have pumpkin pie. maybe. right. yeah. all right. good morning everybody. we're looking at still those breezy offshore winds that have elevated our fire danger. they will begin to ease a bit, but not enough because they're going to ramp up again tomorrow.

that's initiating a red flag warning tuesday. wednesday. thursday. wednesday. the driest and windiest day. it's this system here that's pulling away. so that's going to allow for the winds to ease slightly. but then this system is building in and will be yet another trough that allows for that tug between the pressure gradients. there's a look at a gorgeous golden gate bridge, a light breeze there at the surface. 56 downtown is 54. in oakland, san jose 52 and 48 along the shoreline, 49 here in santa cruz, 71 later on today, light winds and low 40s in petaluma. upper 50s with winds up to 28 miles an hour out of the north by the delta 46 in concord. but we've got a warmer day on the way, so those breezy winds allowing for that well mixed atmosphere, a return to a weak onshore flow today. a red flag warning tuesday, wednesday, thursday. those winds cranking up to 50 miles an hour with the highest gusts. and that's going to drop our relative humidity into the teens. return to friday

and the weekend with more morning low clouds and afternoon sun. there's a look at the upper elevation winds that we're at about 40 miles an hour. the past couple of hours, so they are beginning to ease up a little bit. still breezy to gusty, and our fire danger index looks a lot better today than it was yesterday. this is all bright into the yellows, but still very dry from yesterday's north winds. and this will ramp up again as we get into a much drier period. so the winds today will continue to be quite gusty along the coast 20 to 30 miles an hour. breezy inside the bay here. monday we see a return to that wind shift out of the north northeast. and this is tuesday night, i should say. and that's when we're going to get into this red flag warning tomorrow. throughout the day wednesday, the relative humidity will be at its lowest. thursday, not a whole lot better. and we'll be looking at mild temperatures throughout the entire time frame. today, though, one of the warmest days, upper 70s san rafael and fairfield with mid 60s along the coast. >> thanks so much, lisa. now

it's time for ginger zee. she's live with a look at what's happening on gma. >> good morning ginger. >> hey reggie. amanda. great to be with you. coming up here on gma we are breaking down the state of the race because just one day left both candidates barnstorming the battlegrounds. former president trump hit up three swing states in one day. vice president harris making her final pitch to voters in michigan this morning. we're going to zoom in on some of the key states, and our team is tracking both campaigns. plus election security concerns. also, house minority leader hakeem jeffries will join us. and then dawson's creek star james van der beek revealing that he has colorectal cancer. what the 47 year old father of six is saying about his health, and the winners of the 2024 new york city marathon racing right here into times square. they still look great. we were just saying you just ran a marathon, but you wouldn't know it. and we're kicking off a very special year long celebration of gma. we are now entering our 50th year, so we have a lot to get to here on good morning america. >> there are 50. yes that's

right. >> 50. yeah. >> 50. >> yeah. >> i've only been here for 13. of that 50. but i feel like i've gotten to see a lot. so pretty special. >> the best 13. wait. can i say something really fast? i was really sorry to hear about what's happening with james van der beek and his his diagnosis. >> i know that's devastating. >> i recently had my first. >> i saw his post and it was so upsetting because of the privacy part. you know, like people just, like invaded. he wasn't ready to do this yet. >> no, that's really wrong. i do hope that it can be a moment, though, that people are. i didn't realize how many young people are being diagnosed with colorectal cancer. i just had my first colonoscopy a couple of weeks ago, which was traumatizing in my head before we did it. the actual thing not traumatizing. it's fine, but i think a lot of people put it off. and as i started to talk to my friends about it and i realized they are due, i mean, they've been due for years and have just been scared to do it. wow. >> so i really hope that see and now his story. hopefully.

>> i really hope it does because it's like, is it fun? no, it's not fun. but it's. but it's not something to be afraid of. it's something that, you know, is just a natural course of what we need to do medically to keep ourselves healthy. so i hope more people will hear that. yes. do that. and that's my soapbox for today. >> so i'm glad you made it through. >> yes, ginger, we will see you at 7:00 and when you have moderate to severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, you can stay ahead of your eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your skin from within. many adults saw 90% clearer skin, some even achieved long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief after first dose.

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bought spiders climbing up the side of the building to clean the windows. it sounds like science fiction, but it's actually ai driven tech at work. on friday, the window cleaning robot from robotics was unleashed on a high rise building in dallas. the robots climbed the buildings, reducing the risk of humans cleaning the windows. although a single person is still involved. >> we have the vertical robot unit, which is the robot that you see that is walking on the building, some kind of a spider-man and the cleaning device. we combine a lot of ai algorithm, vision and different sensors to actually build and simplify this environment. to make it very easy. >> the company ceo says the robots are already being used in asia and in the middle east. next to 630 commute changes. what you need to know if you

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election week is officially here, with more than 78 million americans having already cast their ballot and counting. i'm christiane cordero with the latest from washington. >> also now at 630, the rules of the recall election. what will happen if oakland mayor xiang tao is voted out of office? plus wax mariah is my new best friend >> mariah carey's wax figure, a closer look at the tribute to the legendary singer. >> okay, you know what? >> that looks so good. >> they did a really good job. wow. this has gone haywire in the past, but applause. you know, mariah was involved in every aspect of this. >> you know, every time i see her, i think of reggie. do you

really? >> yes i do. i take that as a compliment. >> i knew you would. yeah. >> good morning to mariah carey on this monday, november 4th. >> okay. she's already dressed for christmas. yeah. feeling really chilly. >> that's right. i saw you in your down coat boots this morning. yeah. it's cold in spots where the wind has been calm overnight. we've dropped off into the low 40s. gorgeous view. sun up less than ten minutes. officially mount tam here, where temperatures are pretty mild in spots where the wind has been up. and that's out by the delta. 56 in the city. it's 54 in oakland. and we'll look for that early sunset at 507 48 redwood city. the view from mount tam here a nice day. it's going to be breezy though. near 70 today. downtown, 44 in santa rosa. look at that. 41 in petaluma with 46 in concord. so this is where it's been quite breezy out towards the delta. upper elevations still are windy, but this will come down. it's an offshore component. we have already dried out the atmosphere a lot. and so we are

priming for a red flag warning tomorrow. it's not going to take much, but these winds are going to be much stronger come tuesday into wednesday than what we had yesterday. 72 today. early on in the middle of the afternoon. but look how warm we get. mid 70s to upper 70s 60s at the coast. so a warmer day today. sunny and breezy. good morning gloria. >> good morning to you lisa. good morning to everybody. we are starting to see some more slowdowns right now as it gets a little bit later. more people head out to work. this is a live look at our overall map here in the bay area. and the red. that's where we're seeing those slowdowns at this time. and look at your drive times for this morning. santa rosa to petaluma 15 minutes. castro valley to the maze 14 minutes. to 8680 to highway 85. 15 minutes. and we do have an update for you on this two vehicle crash over on northbound 101 before alum rock avenue. we told you about this a little earlier in san jose. well, the two left lanes have now opened, so that is some good news. however, there are still some delays in this area because

of that earlier crash. so we have those residual delays with speeds down to pretty much 15mph, 58mph, depending on what part of the road you're on. right there, guys. >> your voice, your vote. election day is tomorrow, and it's a race to the finish line for vice president harris and former president trump. >> both are spending the final hours of the campaign in battleground states. abc news reporter christiane cordero is live in washington, d.c. this morning with the messages for americans. christiane. >> amanda, reggie, good morning to you both. more than 78 million americans have voted so far. and today, the presidential candidates are each closing out their campaigns after a busy weekend. in what will be one of her final pitches to voters, vice president harris rallied in michigan sunday focused on the future. >> i see a nation determined to turn the page on hatred and division and chart a new way forward. >> alongside arab american leaders vowing to end the war in

gaza, an issue that has fractured parts of the democratic party. >> we need to end the war, and we need to get the hostages out. and as president of the united states, i will do everything in my power to achieve that end and a two state solution. >> former president trump visited three battleground states sunday, pledging to tackle the economy and inflation and making this promise while in georgia. >> it's going to be so good. it's going to be so much fun. it'll be nasty a little bit at times and maybe at the beginning in particular in the closing stretch, trump has used increasingly incendiary rhetoric against his political opponents and the press. to get me, somebody would have to shoot through the fake news, and i don't mind that. so much, because he's also attacked the intelligence of harris and people who vote for her. if she wins, you will live the rest of your life as second class citizens in your own country. >> throughout the campaign, the

two candidates have stayed deadlocked. but a new des moines register poll shows iowa, a state that has voted for trump twice in a surprisingly close race with harris leading months after the state's six week abortion ban went into effect. while in michigan, harris didn't mention trump by name. her campaign says she's trying to close out on a positive note. >> we have the momentum because our campaign is tapping into the ambitions, the aspirations and the dreams of the american people because we are optimistic and excited about what we can do together. >> now, harris told reporters over the weekend that she voted by mail sending her ballot to her home state. as we know, california. trump says that he plans to vote in person tomorrow on election day. we're live in washington. christiane cordero, abc seven news. >> thank you. christiane. if you haven't cast your ballot yet here in california, you still have time. of course, you can mail it in or you can show up in

person to make sure that your vote is counted. early voting centers are open this morning, and on election day, polling places across the state will open at 7 a.m. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live in dublin this morning. with everything you need to know before election day. hi, lena. >> hey, reggie. this vote center here at the dublin civic center. behind me is one of 100 vote centers spread out across alameda county, right now, which will be staying open through the time polls close tomorrow. now they stay busy all weekend long with people stopping by to drop off their ballots early up in the up in the north bay. it's a similar story in petaluma. poll workers showed us one of their busiest drop box locations. this one is outside of one of 31 vote centers that have opened up across sonoma county. the register, the county's chief deputy registrar of voters, says they've had 137,000 mail in ballots sent in so far, but with such a contentious election, she says the safety of poll workers is a top priority. they're

hoping to avoid scenes like this from a south carolina polling place where a man was asked to remove a hat mocking president biden and things became heated. >> we have given our poll workers de-escalation training. they have contact information for law enforcement. >> at the end of the day, i think it's important that we just unite together with whatever results ended up being voted on. >> you also still have the option to mail your ballot in. just make sure that it is postmarked on or before election day. if you're voting in person, here's a few important reminders. be sure to leave any campaign gear behind before heading inside, because state law bans electioneering. first time voters can register all the way through tomorrow at any vote center and get a provisional ballot. just make sure you have a california id or the last four digits of your social security number available. also, make sure to bring proof of residency like a recent utility bill or any other document sent by a government agency. polls close

at 8:00 tomorrow night. remember, you do have to be in line by 8:00 in order to still vote. live in dublin. lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right. thank you. lena. tensions are high in the presidential election. law enforcement agencies are warning about fake videos inflating fear surrounding our voter system. gloria, the fbi has a new message this morning about this disinformation. >> amanda, this morning, the fbi has a new warning about two fake videos related to the election that claim to be from the agency and the fbi says these videos are fake. now, according to the fbi. one video says the fbi apprehended three groups committing ballot fraud and the other video makes a connection to second gentleman doug emhoff. the intelligence community says that fake videos are often the work of foreign actors like russia, china and iran. however, the agency has not said if these videos are related. the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency director says she is confident in the integrity of our elections.

>> i do not believe it would be possible for a bad actor to tamper with or manipulate our voting systems in a way that they could have a material impact on the outcome of the presidential election. >> the bureau issued a statement saying, in part, attempts to deceive the public with false content about fbi operations undermines our democratic process and aims to erode trust in the electoral system. election officials say that voting machines are not connected to the internet, making them very difficult to hack. and there's also a physical record of almost all votes. amanda. all right. >> gloria, thank you. abc seven news is here to help you navigate through all the races and measures on the ballot. we have a voter guide on abc seven news.com where you can look up races in your county. you'll find it under the election section. now it's time for our abc seven mornings advancer. it's our way of highlighting some things happening in the day

ahead here in the bay area. >> first, some changes in store for commuters taking the san francisco bay ferry starting today. you'll need to double check the schedule for multiple routes. the transit agency says the route schedule adjustments will include minor changes to departures to improve efficiency and reliability. you can see the list of routes on your screen. some alameda routes will also add midday trips. to find out more about the changes, just go to san francisco bay, ferry dot com. >> happening today. bay area transportation officials will begin taking feedback from the public about big bridge toll increases. all but the golden gate would be affected. currently, the toll on state owned bridges is $7, but it goes up to $8 next year. tolls could go up to 1150 by 2030. under this new proposal, officials say they need the money for maintenance. >> best place to retire the two bay area city is just named most affordable, and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. >> you can see we're down about 171 points. another update on

how the markets are doing next. >> wendy's closures. but it's not all bad news with the chain is saying about some new locations. but first here's lisa. >> okay. we had those strong north winds yesterday priming the atmosphere for a red flag warning. critical fire weather. tuesday. wednesday. thursday. those fuels have dried out. that rain that we got friday night into saturday, nearly two inches mount tam. all but evaporating due to the direction of the wind. so strong. high pressure building on in low pressure. pulling away just for the day. look how clear it is with these offshore trends. we have these gorgeous mornings here, right? 56 in the city, 54 in oakland, 52 in san jose. and those offshore trends will be keeping the fog away at least until friday. the golden gate bridge, a light breeze there at the surface 44. santa rosa 41. petaluma 50, in livermore. and so those winds still a concern out of the north. and then they switch to more of an onshore flow today. but then it all quickly changes. a red flag warning 20 to 30 mile an hour

wind gusts. the gusts up to 50. these are the sustained winds 20 to 30. except right here along the coast. so relative humidity down as low as 14%. there's a look at some extra cloud cover into election day. and then notice the winds here out of the north into wednesday. a few high clouds. still those offshore trends. and then looking at things getting back to normal. and not until the end of the week. so we're mild today. warmer than yesterday mid and

died. his publicist says he died peacefully last night at his home in los angeles, surrounded by his family. his career spanned an incredible 75 years in that time, jones worked with some of the biggest names in music. frank sinatra, ray charles, michael jackson and that is just to name a few. he was named by time magazine as one of the most influential jazz musicians of the 20th century. his musical genius, of course, spanned many genres. in a statement, his family says they're celebrating his life despite despite their broken hearts. quincy jones was 91 years old. >> the legal fight over elon musk's $1 million voter sweepstakes is due back in court today, but not the court. musk wants a federal judge will not be taking up the lawsuit over the giveaway for the tesla founder's super pac. philadelphia's district attorney sued over the sweepstakes, claiming it violates state lottery laws. musk says the

money is a prize in earnings for work as a spokesperson for his america pac. he tried to have the case moved to federal court. a judge declined kicking down. kicking it down to a state court set for a hearing this morning. >> today, an attorney representing east bay, congressman eric swalwell, plans to file a defamation lawsuit against alameda county da pamela price. it comes after price made what swalwell calls defamatory statements about him in a facebook post last month. swalwell says price made the comments while criticizing his decision to endorse her recall. swalwell's attorneys gave price an october 26th deadline to retract the statements. they say she didn't respond or comply. a group endorsing the recall against pamela price rallied in oakland yesterday. save alameda for everyone claims price's policies have fueled crime and failed. oakland. we call price, we call price and we stand here.

>> we stand here together because our hearts ache and we want justice. >> price and his supporters have blasted the recall, calling it an attempt to silence those who support criminal justice reform. >> tomorrow, voters will also decide the fate of oakland mayor xiang tao. she faces a big recall effort in the east bay, and it involves a series of steps, and it won't necessarily force mayor tao out of office immediately if recalled. tao will remain in office until the vote is certified, which could be mid-december. then oakland city council president nikki fortunato bass would take over as interim mayor. a special election must be called within 120 days from when mayor tao steps down. that special election could happen as late as april. however, fortunato bass running is running for alameda county board of supervisors, and that complicates things. if she wins that race, she takes office in january. that means oakland's pro tem, essentially the vice

mayor, would take over as city council president, but they are also running for a different office, and that becomes the next interim mayor until the special election. a lot up for question. >> you're looking at a 5 or 6 month period in oakland politics and oakland city politics where you could see literally four mayors in about five months. >> as i mentioned, a lot up for question in a statement to abc seven news, the alameda county registrar of voters says they have received 270,000 votes as of saturday. that's 28% of alameda county voters. officials expect about 80% voter turnout for this general election. >> new at six san francisco's police union is suing to overturn a policy limiting police officers ability to conduct traffic stops. the policy was approved by the police commission in february. it was an effort to reduce a practice known as a pretext stop, which is when an officer pulls someone over for a traffic violation in order to

investigate another possible crime. according to the lawsuit, the union is arguing the police commission does not have the authority to stop officers from pulling people over for traffic violations. they also argue banning these types of traffic stops is a danger to public safety. >> giants third baseman matt chapman and catcher patrick bailey have been named 2024 gold glove winners. they're the first giants to win the award since brandon crawford won the award in 2021. it's the fifth gold glove of chapman's career, but his first since being in the national league. meanwhile, bailey is the first giants catcher to win the award since buster posey won it in 2016. >> now it's your morning money report. wendy's says it's planning to close 140 locations in the coming months, but the company will also open an equal number of new locations. wendy's says the locations it plans to close are outdated and underperforming. the new locations will have a focus on technology, with new pickup windows, updated kitchen appliances and a new design in

the dining rooms. just keep the frosty and we're going to be okay. taking a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning, you can see that we're down about 120 points. >> mariah carey is sharing her excitement over her new wax figure at madame tussauds new york. madame. wow. >> it's surreal. very good. look at those shoes. look, we even have this. >> look, we even have this. madame tussauds shared this video of mariah carey seeing her wax figure for the first time. it's part of the museum's seasons of new york city space, which they say is filled with festive glamor and magic. here's what the wax figure and mariah carey look like side by side. she shared this on social media, saying, finally found someone to help me out with the toy delivery this year. surprised you didn't show up in that in all the glam, right? >> interesting. looks good. it looks really good. yeah, because remember the beyonce and the taylor swift one? there were controversies about them not

looking like them, but i think this one looks great. >> and that is mariah said she will only sit on that side. >> ooh, i see why. look at her. >> she makes she does interviews. she makes the interviewer switch sides with her. >> oh, yeah, she's on that side, don't you? yeah. she knows her good side. she does. but i read to you that, like some of her jewelry is also on the actual wax figure. like i saw her. >> her butterfly. oh, yeah. ring. so. beautiful. love it. if you're going to have a wax figure, supervise it. >> yeah. be there every day. yeah, absolutely. you know, she was like some of these other people don't supervise. no no no no. >> see what happens. >> you make yourself look bette. all right. good morning everybody. we're looking still at breezy winds along the coast. upper elevations, but a slight break today before we really get into that stronger offshore component. high pressure to the north and low pressure pulling away for the time being. but it all ramps up again tomorrow. here's our exploratorium camera. beautiful. start here with 56

downtown, 54 in oakland. it's in the upper 40s. redwood city, half moon bay and as we head out to our inland valleys, it's cooler from santa rosa. 41, in petaluma, with 46 in concord. so the breeze is with us, and it is offshore in the upper elevations. but a return to an onshore component later on today. but things dried out considerably all day long yesterday. so even that rain we had friday night into saturday and those longer nights with the relative humidity recovery not making for any help as we get into this stronger offshore flow tomorrow. so that's why we have the red flag warning. pretty much everywhere until thursday. and we're talking about the fuels getting so dry with the relative humidity down in the teens that certainly you have to be aware. now remember the camp fire that happened in november up in paradise where temperatures weren't particularly warm. so we have all the elements coming together tomorrow for the next three days, and then we return to morning clouds and afternoon sun

at the end of the week into the weekend. so here's the advisory. north winds 20 to 30 miles an hour tomorrow and then gusts to 15%. highs today. warmer with 71 in the south bay from santa clara to san jose. plenty of sunshine, a little early mornin, patchy fog, then mid 60s from pacifica near 70 today. downtown so very mild. that's above average with mid 70s arriving from sonoma. upper 70s calistoga. warm day up in santa rosa and on the bay shore. plenty of low 70s from san leandro to hayward. a lot of sunshine. afternoon highs peaking at about 3:00. remember that sunset at 507? so getting cool quickly with those mid 70s in the middle of the afternoon. a red flag warning tomorrow, wednesday, thursday and the warm weather above average continues into the weekend. all right lisa thank you. >> another milestone for a santa cruz based company developing electric air taxis to carry paying customers on saturday. joby aviation made its first international test flight. it

happened in japan at a toyota facility within sight of mount fuji. joby is set to operate air taxi flights at expo 2025 in osaka next year. last month, the faa announced it signed the final regulatory framework for how air taxis will operate and how pilots will be trained. joby is one of the companies expected to launch in 2026. in san francisco, los angeles and new york. >> it may cost a lot to live in many parts of the bay area. one north bay city has just topped a best place to retire affordably list, and that is american canyon in napa county. the list from fortune magazine used measurements across health care, wellness, livability, and financial health. the magazine says the city is more affordable than its neighbors, while still offering the amenities of napa valley. santa clara also made the list its number three. >> hot off the heels of the timothy chalamet lookalike contest, three bay area women are hosting a similar contest, except this one will be for

actor director dev patel. a post with a qr code to rsvp has been circulating online this past week. it reads quote, because why should only new york have nice things? that's where the timothee chalamet contest was held last weekend, and thousands of people showed up to that one. the dev patel contest is set for this sunday at 1 p.m. at dolores park, a $50 cash prize will go to the winner, so that'll get you a smoothie. you know, the for the timothy one, they didn't even have a permit for it. and that's true. it was a whole thing. and he showed up. >> yeah, he did show up. well, dev patel show up. >> no, not for 50. not for $50 prize. >> we. but we don't know. he's not going to show up. >> we do not know that. but if you do show up, you can win $50. >> okay. okay. well, i said smoothie. i meant half a smoothie. >> you could buy the turkey.

baskin robbins turkey. >> you could buy the baskin robbins turkey. >> all right. this week marks the start of the holidays at starbucks. >> the coffee chain just released the design of this year's holiday cups. let me see. there are four designs for the theme. merrier together. oh, each cup has a badge on the back for baristas to write a message. >> if i don't get a message, it's just going to be your name. reggie aqui know this is where the message goes. >> starbucks says it's leaning into green this year with shades of its green and cranberry red paired with soft pastels. holiday drinks at starbucks will be available starting thursday. it's giving some very palm springs, right? >> yeah, i mid-century modern. do you get holiday from this? do you look at it and you go holiday? >> i mean, i'm getting a little bit of candy cane. >> okay, i could see that. sure. >> i like it. i mean, look, they have to change it up. we can't just do, you know, ornaments and stockings and snowflakes every year. you think you're going to get a message, right? do you?

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harris and former president trump will race across battleground states today in a final push for support. the race is tight. the latest abc news ipsos poll shows harris with a slight lead among likely voters, 49% to trump's 46%. >> number two, the coast guard called off the search for four people missing after the boat capsized off the coast of bodega bay saturday. one person was found dead yesterday. an 11 year old boy survived. >> number three legendary music producer quincy jones has died. jones worked with everyone from frank sinatra to michael jackson during his career. quincy jones was 91. >> number four p-g-and-e's warning that may shut off power in parts of seven bay area counties to prevent wildfires as soon as tomorrow. the utility says it's taking steps to make sure election facilities will still have power. >> number five offshore gradients weakening slightly

today, but it's a warmer day with sunny skies. our red flag warning starts tomorrow. and number six capital corridor is reporting that train 523 is delayed 24 minutes departing martinez. >> number seven, baskin-robbins is at it again. they've brought back their viral turkey cake. if you order it, you can pick any flavor ice cream. the cake is topped with a caramel praline praline glaze and has sugar cone legs. it costs 44 bucks. >> i don't like the color. >> it's just like caramel. >> it looks like it's sweating because it's glistening. >> so it's >> robin: good morning america. the candidates in the home stretch with one day to go. former president trump in the battleground states delivering his closing arguments suggesting he wouldn't mind if the journalists covering his campaign were shot.