brought to you by amici's. visit amici.com to order take out or delivery. aaron rodgers suffering their second loss today. 29-22. give me some reasons why the 49ers can rebound and beat the packers on a short week, they play on thursday. >> i just simply think just because of the lack of adjustments that can be made within a short time week. they're not trying to go in and create new game plans because you simply don't have enough time. with the history of knowing these guys are familiar with playing against each other, i do think that the 49ers -- i would not say they hold an edge, i think it is some type of familiarity in that area to where they can provide a sense of comfort knowing that certain plays should work because we

were able to get those plays in the past. >> rams lost today, that's good news. seattle is still the front runner. do you still like the niners' chances in this nfc west? >> i don't know if the niners will be able to win the nfc west? that window of opportunity is closing. but make sure they handle what's next and that's green bay on thursday night. >> all right, thank you very much. 49ers pregame live begins at 4:00. thank you for watching "xfinity sports sunday." good night. give you my world ♪

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right now on nbc bay area, we are down to the wire, candidates and voters making their final push ahead of election day. thanks for joining us for this primetime edition, i am terry mcsweeney. >> i am anousha rasta. >> tonight many are casting their ballots. two days to go. both candidates are making their final push on the campaign trail. the final sunday before election day of critical time for both candidates. a live look right now in florida where you can see president trump is campaigning very late into the night.

it is about midnight there. the president is hitting five different states today in just 12 hours. >> the president is promising supporters tax cut and as well as step up support of military. he urged black americans and suburban women to get out to vote for him. >> two days from now we are going to win my home state of florida. we are going to win four more years in the white house. >> tomorrow the president has another campaign and election, he's set to attend five rallies including north carolina, michigan and wisconsin. joe biden zeroed in on his home state of pennsylvania today. this state could put either candidate on the top. biden will spend his campaign there.

a rainy drive-in rally. >> there is still a lot of pennsylvanians to go out and vote. pennsylvania is critical for this election. >> kamala harris spent today on the campaign trail. she was in georgia and north carolina. >> reporter: governor newsom hit the campaign trail today in support of biden/harris. he wants to see a president focusing on uniting states like california and nevada, not dividing them. counties across the area are busy processing ballots. there is a growing and feeling anxiety from many voters as we get closer to tuesday. live for us tonight in san francisco to explain, sergio quintana. good evening. >> reporter: this election year

there seems to be voter turn out record that are breaking here in the bay area and across the country. there has been questions about election integrity and even concerns about what may happen when the polls close on tuesday night. we were in marin county where election officials have been working for days processing ballo ballots. more than 121,000 ballots have been returned that exceeded ballots that were cast in the march's primaries and they're expecting to have more people turn out in the next couple of days. >> in the march's primary, our turn out was around 116,000. we have received more votes by mail ballots. >> i will not look at social media for the next couple of days. i ask my husband to let me know when the results are in and i will go to bed.

>> reporter: as the close of election polls draw closer, the stress is rising for many. they already casted their ballots in san francisco but the worries continue. that's their reoccurring theme for a lot of voters concerned of what will happen on thursday. according to american psychological association, they're getting reports from democrats and republicans and independents about rising concerns over the election, how to deal with some of that and some advise they're going to be offering coming up on nbc bay area news at 11:00. live in san francisco, sergio quintana. thank you so much for the report. this was the scene at the mexican heritage plaza. poll workers reassuring everyone it is safe and easy. >> with social distancing and sanitizing for people, anybody is free to come in. does not matter where you are from, you can vote.

we welcome everybody. >> reporter: there are about 100 voting centers currently up and running in santa clara. the final push happens on the peninsula as well, coming up at 9:30. we'll take you to the san mateo center. here is why people are saying they are voting in person even during the pandemic. the warriors continuing people to vote while casting their ballots as well. mike brown and damian lee voted yesterday. the warriors arena is opened as an election center. steve kerr dropped off his ballot yesterday. millions of ballots already cast here in california. more than 10.6 million votes by mail ballots have been sent in. this shows the latest percentage of ballots cast in each county. you can see with the exception of solano county. everyone is over 50% and take a

look at marin county here. 64% of ballots already returned. i ism. businesses across the country are preparing for demonstration on election night. boards have gone up in san francisco, more businesses are boarded up. at union square, 45 businesses are taking precautions. there are no known threats at polling places but additional officers will be working on tuesday just in case. two days to go, if you have any problems while dropping off your ballots or voting, let us know, you can head to nbcbayarea.com/voting problems or you can tweet us usin using #weinvestigate. a house party ended in gunfire. the after math captured at a

home security camera. a lot of gunshots ringing out about 1:00 this morning. we obtained some neighbors, you can see the chaotic scene and car is driving away and people are running in every direction. a disagreement at the party is clayed. it happened at albertine lane. again, it is in brentwood. a 23-year-old woman was struck but not seriously hurt. a church held an in-door service today while facing a fine of $350,000. from santa clara. the county repeatedly told the church that it can only have in-door gathering up to 100 people who wear masks. the church has held weekly services with hundreds of people without masks or social distancing. you are watching video of the church.

we did stop by today and we saw more people entering for tod today's service. the church leader refused to work with them so they had no other choice to give them a fine. the court hearing is for tomorrow. chinese new year's parade is officially off for next year. the city's chambers of commerce decided to cancel it because of coronavirus. a broadcast special will be aired on february 20th to ubshe in the year of the ox. it is the largest of its kind outside of asia. first, it was hand sanitizers and toilet paper. now a run on other products. outdoor patio heaters and propane as people are looking to stay outside and socially distance as the weather cools. marianne favro is in los gatos.

>> reporter: these heater were gone in two days. this is a hot commodity and not just because of the heat that it gives off >> we have been sold out of them. >> reporter: the reason with temperatures starting to dip, many restaurant owners are buying a patio heater as they try to accommodate diners outdoors and homeowners are snatching it up for small backyard gathering during the cool months. at this home depot store at campbell, the heaters are out of stock. several other stores also told us they are sold out and ordering more heaters is not easy. >> they're hard to get. probably 90% of all heaters are manufactured overseas and with covid, there has been issues

with production. >> reporter: even if you are lucky enough to get your hand on a patio heater, there is another issue. a shortage of propane. this gas station in campbell is sold zout waout and waiting for delivery. >> there is a guy asking for 20 propane. >> reporter: a one-on-one fuelled by the pandemic. there is such a demand for propane that this store is limiting purchases to one tank per customer. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. up next, a royal secret, the high-profiled prince kept his covid diagnose for months. we are looking ahead to cooler changes in the forecast and where this low ends up by friday could be changing our

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the team does owe the money. the warriors take the case to the state supreme court. the warriors say it will abide by the supreme court's decision. it could be critical help for many during the pandemic. covered california is an extension of the affordable care act. californians can sign up for plans until now until january 31st. the pandemic is extra reason to find coverage this upcoming year. even if the affordable care act is struck down by the supreme court, plans will not be affected for at yeastleast a ye. we learned a second member of the royal family may have battled with covid. prince williams was diagnosed with covid back in april, he did not come out until now. nbc news reached toout to the palace, it did not confirm or

deny the report. prince charles got diagnosed with covid and recovered. england is set to begin a second lockdown later this week. boris johnson announced that shutdown yesterday. the new restriction would apply to england. bars and restaurants only ordering take out and non-essential shops have to close and people only can leave home for essential reasons. a vote is scheduled for wednesday. the shutdown with them starts on thursday and end december 2nd. stock future falls slightly. ahmad concern of covid could slow the global economy. tuesday's election as well as surging covid cases are all playing into the shaky future. the dow jones were down by 40

points. s&p futures dipped 0.1% and nasdaq traded .2% lower. a nice story right here. one family is thrilled to reopen their store for the first time since march. doors are opened once again, kogura in japan town. a relative first opened the gift store 92 years ago. they say there was never any doubt they're going to come back because thankfully they own the property and did not have to wore about paying rent during the pandemic. >> i hope we continue to prosper and most importantly i hope that we all have faith and we find a vaccine and we can feel safer going out. we hope that with the protocol and social distancing and wearing a masks and washing our hands that we can be safe. >> the family hopes reopening

bring more people back to ya ja town. the pandemic have hit musicians hard, they have lost half a year of gig. how one marin county musician is using the time to share his love of playing. >> reporter: you know the instrument and while musician tim weid loveed loves the banjo he started out some where else. he discovered banjo can be much at home or a concert hall. >> somehow banjo sneaks up on people and transcends what they se expect from it.

>> reporter: since there is not much of classical music written for his banjo, weed wrote his own. yet there was always something missing. >> i was always hearing the parallel symphonic. >> reporter: before the pandemic shut everything down, we traveled to the czech public to realize a long time dream. >> this project came together where i got to be in prague working with an a-lister performing my pieces. >> when the conductor drops the baton and the orchestra plays what you can imagine is heavenly. >> nobody had ever done what tim is doing which is like a

fantasia for banjo orchestra. >> reporter: it has been a musi. as for an audience, his version of banjo music seems to find fans where ever he plays. nbc bay area news. you know what would be music to my ears, rob? if you have rain. the word rain in the forecast like it is coming to town. >> and one of the rain graphics. >> yes, bring it back. >> we would love to see so much of that. yes, there is that slight chance towards the end of the seven-day forecast. as we get closer, we have to watch the day-to-day changes and where that area of pressure will

end up. that could have a big impact if we get rain or more wind. here is some of the weather headlines as we head back to the workweek, warm start 80s around the bay area. it will be dry for election day. rain chances in the much cooler temperatures as we head towards the weekend. let's show you some of the temperatures outside right now and we do have 50s and 60s currently, not much in the way of fog. humidity is up a little bit more tonight. a few areas may be waking up to patchy fog. currently 64 degrees in san francisco. walnut creek at 54 degrees. you may have noticed today a little more haze in the air. you don't have a lot of winds as you get into fall and winter. it is not spare the air day tomorrow. all bay area, high level of smoke pollution will be in the east bay and south bay. for the morning, may see some

patches of fog as we wake up to 40s and 50s. 42 in santa rosa. the afternoon, summer-like temperatures again. santa rosa and san jose, upper 70s and san francisco near 80 degrees in oakland. last night, we had an areal of low pressure forecasted, the pattern with the same low is a little bit further to the north. that presents another issue where shower chances will likely be better for parts of the north bay and north of interstate 80. this is the critical part of the forecast where that low ends up more on the coast or to the north could really have a big impact on our rainfall chances. for san francisco, you got 70s to start the week and notice the drop in temperatures we'll be seeing highs in the low 60s by next weekend and valleys tomorrow, mid to upper 80s.

that'll feel a bit more november. you notice on saturday we have a chance of showers around the north bay. coming up, we'll take a look at how much precipitation that could be. a lot of this will move north of the bay area, we are keeping our fingers crossed and get some of that next weekend. back to you. >> rob, thank you very much. california's most scenic spot and a big change will make it easier to visit. we'll tell you what's happening at yosemite. up next.

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i want to do it early to make sure it is a smooth transition. i decided to vote in person because this is my first time ever voting. i really wanted to be memorable and i mean it already is, it is the 2020 election. >> reporter: she wanted to come early and felt comfortable with the set-up. >> you walk in there and everything is socially distance and everyone is wearing masks. >> we are all prepared and social distancing and masks. >> reporter: he describes the response from voters. >> off the charts. today we are at 59% voter turn out. that's during the early voting period. we are looking for historic turn out in this election. >> reporter: there are options for completed ballots. >> you can drop it off and make sure it is postmark on election day. you can drop it off in one of

our drop box locations. >> reporter: those who came out today, there was a sense of relief. s the it is done. >> reporter: san mateo, nbc bay area news. a new poll shows joe biden with a significant lead over president trump. as many remember the polls had hillary clinton leading the days before the last election. the president rallying his loyal base at the end of a world-win day on the campaign trail. president trump zigzagging across the country today visiting five states in 12 hours. here is nbc's jennifer johnson with more. >> reporter: president trump is campaigning in five states on sunday, dissecting the country from michigan to miami. >> under my leadership, our economy is now growing at the fastest rate ever recorded,

33.1%. it was announced yesterday. >> reporter: joe biden is targeting swing state pennsylvania with two rallies and philadelphia. >> my message is simple. pennsylvania is critical in this election. >> reporter: the running mates are also on the campaign trail, mike pence and kamala harris. early voting continues to shatter a record, close to 92 million have casted their ballots. wall street journal polls show biden holds a double digit lead over the president, 52% to 42% among registered voters. >> we are hopeful, very hopeful. >> reporter: that poll shows 52% of americans disawe propproved president handling the pandemic. dr. fauci is warning the country is poorly prepared for a deadly winter. the white house is accusing fauci of playing politics. >> the facts are going to over take any political dialogue quickly.

i think as we get into the next two or three weeks it is going to be unmistakable of what's happening around the country. >> reporter: the virus record breaks daily. jennifer johnson, nbc news, washington. new tonight, the fbi is now investigating an incident on the highway in texas last week involving a eye ding joe biden bus. drivers with trump's banners yelling with the tour bus and tried to run it off the road. the fbi spokesperson says they are aware of the incident and investigating. no one was hurt. more than 127,000 early votes in harris county can be processed. a decision comes after a group of republicans thought to perm

in and about na perm n-- it did not issue an opinion explaining why. it will be heard in federal court tomorrow. there is a good chance of you already voted. most of them voting by mail. now in this final stretch, can the postal service handle all those ballots. our investigative teams have been testing the u.s. mail. your senior investigator, stephen stock. >> reporter: we sent out 800 letters this month and we saw it drop significantly. we also found that after a week, the u.s. postal service is right where it always been for years, between 98% and 99% successful

delivery. my partner and i were walking our dog, our usual wa walking route. april's walk turned unusual when she stumbled something strange. >> i saw a huge pile of mail on the street here. the whole area was covered with mail pieces and there were five ballots. >> reporter: so y >> you can see it is already opened. i didn't have a phone with me, i took a picture so i can document it and send it to the county. >> reporter: a record of americans already cast their mail through ballots. >> it could be five different franchise sitting there. >> reporter: april was not the only one. >> nearly 100 residents waited

weeks for their mail-in ballots to arrive. >> this year we are having a lot of problems with mail delivery. i have not had mail for the last three days. >> reporter: our investigative unit teamed with nbc stations across the country to put the postal service to the test to see if the system delivers by promise. we mailed out 800 letters and a third of them is twice as many letters since we mailed in september. two-thirds of them are here in the bay area as well as to l.a. and san diego and cities like new york, washington, dallas and chicago. the election is weeks away, we find a significant slow down. >> 88% arrived within three days. in october, that drop to only

79%. most of the mail was delivered within a week, more than 98% in august and september. although a handful of letters each month never made it to their destination. >> changes us be made. dejoy stating the resulting confusion and inconsistency and operation at postal -- >> election mail will not be delay delayed. >> reporter: dejoy is not able to answer questions, top officials held a news conference last thursday where nbc asked them of the total decline. >> we take seriously of our mission. to ensure all election mail

moves timely through our system and gets the intended recipient on time. >> there is no question that election mail is getting primary treatment. >> the president of the american postal union based in washington, d.c. he says they'll not affect mail in ballots. i won't necessariily conflate what's happening with the mail overall. i think election mail is going to be treated with great priority. >> our voters in the state should feel comfortable voting by mail. >> reporter: voters should not be too worried especially here in california where by law this year ballots postmark on election day can arrive as many as 17 days later and still be

counted. >> if you have any concerns, you have two other choices. >> most bay area counties set up dozens of drop box locations. you can drop it off right now and any one of our official drop boxes and your second choice is on halloween, they vote 100 more, drop it off at any boat center. >> or bring it right here. >> yep. >> reporter: the postal service's worker did not answer the questions. eventhough the postal service earned in total. al spokesperson many washington d.c. declined to answer questions about our task without a reveal of the mail pieces and mailing condition. i am stephen stock. nbc bay area news. today was the last day for

in-person early voting in wisconsin. this was a scene at a public library in madison. the line to cast the ballot wrapped around the building. >> wisconsin is a swing state, one of several that could tipped the election. today is also the last day for early voting in new york and florida. some key states are already processing ballots. arizona started counting ballots two weeks ago. in some dujurisdictions won't b starting until tomorrow. >> wisconsin mail ballots will start being processed around 7:00 a.m. on election day. if you have any problems while dropping off your ballots or voting on election day, you can head over our nbcbayarea.com/voting problem. you can tweet at us using t

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this wildfires season has been devastated. sometimes is the small picture that matters like small picture on a baseball card. >> a south bay man's generosity to a baseball fan who lost everything. >> reporter: let's be honest. when a home is surrounded by this many firefighters, cruisers and tv news camera, it is rarely a good thing. today though there they all were outside of kevin astrid home. the girl he's talking about is 9-year-old reese, she lives in fresno county, one of hundreds who lost their homes last month in what turned out to be the largest fire in history, the creek fire, destroyed was a young baseball fan,

three-year-old collection of 100 baseball cards. it was cal fire that heard reese's story and started spreading the word and asking for donations to replace her lost card. >> we got triple and rookies stuff here. that made it all the way to san jose and kevin. >> i got to think about it what i have out here in the garage. rather than selling these on ebay, i am going to donate them all and put a smile on a little girl's face. >> reporter: buster posey from 2019 here. kevin is donating his entire collection from the past 25 years. >> my best guess at this point is around 25,000 cards. >> the chp and cal fire crew were here today to carry kevin's

box, make sure it makes its way safely to its destination. kevin knows in the right hand for the right reason, it is priceless. >> i feel good of making the choice to do this. garmon thomas, nbc bay area news. >> got to love it. fantastic. >> rob mayeda is here with -- i de guess it is a toss up right now down the road. >> yeah, we are looking at a chance to see rain showers in to the month of november. this should kick start the rainfall season. will the seven-day forecast live up to some of those expectati s expectations. we'll have a closer look at that when we come right back.

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we are all rooting for rain. >> or sierra snow. that would be nice too. an extension of the weather we have seen, warm day continues in the 80s. we'll be dry for election day. nothing is slowing it down other than a patchy fog. what we are most interested in, what about those rain chances. first, what's happening outside right now, we got hazy skies around san jose. 60 degrees currently. humidity levels are up. light wind and patchy fog setting you around areas like the north bay. winds is relatively light in san francisco, 64 degrees. you may see the return of coastal fog living north and south down the coast. 40s and 50s outside. low clouds out there and high

clouds passing by from east to west. high in ts in the mid-80s. mid-80s san jose. morgan hill up to 88 degrees. 86 in live moore and santa cruz up to 80 degrees for tomorrow. the long range weather forecast hitting into the weekend, hoar is one model bringing showers. something shifted with respect to this flow. watch it closely here. the drop in land and into the north you don't want that. look how showers is looking sparse as they move across the bay area there. another wave coming into california. that air will be cool enough that we'll get some decent snow chances above, let's say 6,000 feet if that pattern holds. for us, that looks more like

canadian air-conditioning as opposed to pacific rain around the bay area. san francisco, you are starting off upper 70s. cooling significantly for the week. we'll see highs in the low 60s and breezy at times. in land temperatures mid-80s tomorrow. 60s next saturday and sunday. it is going to feel like fall. showers off in the north bay. thursday night football, 49ers back at levi's stadium. thursday's weather looks just fine. kickoff temperatures in the 70s. maybe the real highlight for us beyond that if we can manage and at least something out of this weekend's system. we have not had much in the way of measurable rain. it is cold enough for some sierra snow. here is the catch. these types of storms can bring more wind as oppose to real significant rainfall. we have to watch that and along with cool temperatures late,

winds picking up once again. fingers crossed. >> we are hoping for that rain. >> let's check in with anthony flores. it is not going to be too long before we can get today's game out of our mouth. >> the final score does not tell the whole story. the 49ers were blown out. it may not be the only thing they lost. stick around, sports is next. [ whispering ]

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does, gave four more touchdown passes. jimmy g. struggled. he walks to the locker room in the 4th and did not return. moments after that, tight end george hurlts his knees. the final score much closer than the actual game though. seattle beats san francisco. >> no matter who's out there, you got to play well and have a good game. i don't think we played well starting with me, made too many mistakes. a good week of practice going in. you never know when it is going to affect you. i know you heard it later in the game or reheard it and we'll

wait tomorrow to see how bad it is for jimmy g. >> that's what the 49ers have, they faced the packers on thursday at levi's stadium. mother nature at the stadium. a cold and windy day for the cleveland browns. derek carr, las vegas beats cleveland. raiders improved 4-3 this season. the basketball program will start working again after one of their student athletes tested positive for covid. contact tracing and additional testing led to the decision to restart practice. the player tested positive is asymptomatic . >> 49ers, the problem all season long, health, let's see if they can get healthy by thursday. guys, back to you in the studio.

>> all right, anthony, thank you so much. okay, finally tonight, we have a fun story for you in the middle of a pandemic. this year is day of the dead, celebration looked a little different and had some extra weight. >> in mexico city, the spectacle was adapted for covid. spectators had their temperatures checked and actors wearing on face shields. it has been the experience of many who have lost loved ones to the coronavirus. >> thanks so much for joining us. we'll see you again at 11:00.

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