right now at 5:00 breaking news, a fire burning in an east bay plant that produces toilet paper and other products. the smoke can be seen and smelled for miles. the latest on what is burning right now and a look at the damage. plus, president-elect joe biden and what he plans to focus on over the next days and the weeks ahead. plus the changes he'll make starting on day one. and it the latest signs of the growing covid concerns. a leading candidate in the search for a vaccine. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good monday morning to you. i hope you had a great weekend. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia.

first we have to talk about these cold temperatures this morning. it is a downright cold morning. it is and we've had to bundle up. some of us had to turn on the heaters this morning. some cool afternoons as well with a lot of sunshine. the rain has moved out. i'm watching these freeze warnings that we have in effect for parts of the north bay and frost advisories. so the plants need to be taken care of. mike, how is it looking for the commute? kari, it's looking great. we're looking at no problems on the big map as we showed you. the dumbarton bridge got wind advisories from chp saying they got gusty conditions overnight

an issue for folks driving over i-80. marcus you have an issue some of my drivers might see. breaking news, mike. this is a live look where firefighters are in the midst of battling a fire at the georgia pacific paper plant. crews are pulling out what they can. that thick cloud of smoke and you can see there the waterspout right there. smoke has cleared. new cardboard boxes is what's on fire. the structures are burning. there are no injuries reported. firefighters expect to be out there all day and the drivers may be able to see the smoke on the road or the glow from interstate 580 during that morning commute. bob redell will have more at the bottom of this hour.

the hard work begins for joe biden and kamala harris as they launch the presidential transition team. nbc projected biden's win in pennsylvania early friday. biden at more than nine more electoral votes than the 270 needed. the final votes are counted, biden continues to hold the lead over president trump in georgia and arizona. joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris will lay out their transition strategy starting with what's easily the highest priority, the coronavirus pandemic. "today in the bay's" tracie potts with a look at the challenges they are facing. good morning, tracie? >> reporter: lots of challenges, laura and marcus, but they are

focused on coronavirus as we take a live look at the white house, the place where they are trying to prepare to get to. there are thousands of people, more than 4,000, identified for federal jobs in a biden administration, jobs mostly that do not need senate approval. and they've named co-chairs of the coronavirus advisory group for the president elected. they include a former fda commissioner and former u.s. surgeon general. it starts with a coronavirus briefing this morning. >> an announcement to the american people about how he's going to make good on these campaign promises. >> reporter: president-elect biden naming new members of his coronavirus task force making remarks on the virus and the economy, working on a plan to begin january 20th. >> that plan will be built on

bedrock science, constructed out of compassion, empathy and concern. >> reporter: meantime the trump campaign is promising a new round of lawsuits today challenging election results. in nevada they claim dead people voted and machines could not verify signatures. >> we pointed out that the voter rolls had a lot of improper voters, and we pointed out the signature verification process were not going to protect the system. >> reporter: president trump tweeting since when does the mainstream media call who our next president will be? certified results could take weeks. >> candidates have the ability to request a recount. we are preparing for that. >> reporter: some republicans are warning the president to tone down his language. >> when you say that the election was corrupt or stolen or rigged that's rhetoric that gets picked up around the world. >> reporter: republicans

pressing the president to back up his allegations. >> show us. we can't do this. we can't back you blindly without evidence. >> reporter: so far there's not much. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> we are updating state and local races. head to nbcbayarea.com, click on decision 2020. it's all in our trending bar. >> ten days is all it took for the u.s. to move from 9 million to 10 million confirmed coronavirus cases. the u.s. passed the new threshold, california has had nearly 1 million infections with the number of deaths approaching 18,000. big news in the race for a vaccine. drug maker pfizer says it's coronavirus virus is more than 90% effective. drug makers are scrambling to

find and develop a vaccine. of the two dose vaccine it's seen no serious safety and health concerns. it plans to have enough to vaccinate 15 million to 20 million people. we've been checking in with kari hall this morning. a winter blast coming. a little shock to the system. who wants to dine al fresco when it's so cold outside? let's check in with "today in the bay" in san jose with how some of these restaurant owners are handling it. i guess they have to break out the heaters. >> reporter: we know that a lot

of our businesses are trying to do what they can to adjust as well working to add outside heaters if they can find them. they are in short supply and reinforcing their outdoor tents so they don't lose them. the risk of covid by dining inside. >> i won't be standing outside. i will be going inside. >> reporter: now salons and gyms are dealing with restaurants that limited indoor capacity and trying to show clients they can meet their needs in their outdoor settings even as the weather starts to turn more wintry. the head of the white house coronavirus task force, dr. anthony fauci, is warning across

the nation the cold weather could bring a spike as people start to gather indoors. you did hear us reporting that threshold that we hit over the last couple of days. santa clara county added 358 new covid cases and six more people died. >> two years since the deadliest wildfire in state history rebuilding has barely begun. the campfire destroyed the town of paradise destroying some 14,000 homes. at least 500 more families still living in rvs. paradise is included in pg&e's recent $13.5 billion wildfire settle ment. the first payments are expected to arrive before thanksgiving. if you're hoping for a sneak peek of the master plan, now is

your chance. two amendments for the plan bay area 2040, more efficient transportation network. transit leaders will take public comments at a hearing one month from today. a live look outside. it is a chilly start across much of the bay area and, of course coming in to work today 36 degrees. cold out there. some parts saw hail. you could see gloomy skies and tiny ice chunks on the ground. and i was looking through my window, what is going on? we welcome this. we haven't had a lot of wet weather in a long time. >> it's been so long. we're going to get that in the forecast. right now the weather is calming

down and chilling down as we look at our current it temperatures near freezing as well as parts of the north bay and a look at redwood city. not sure if that's the correct reading but it is below freezing. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. >> probably cold. it's in martinez as we look at highway 4. there's a series of traffic breaks. they have to clear sand off the roadway that is an issue.

they are heading west to the coming skyways. a smooth drive for the rest of the bay. bundle up. back to you. >> that's true. >> gone but never forgotten. still ahead at 5:25 the life and legacy of iconic "jeopardy" host alex trebek. plus, you've heard the news right from laura. we appear to have what seems to be a working vaccine. wall street is going bananas. and just in time for christmas oakland's favorite things list is here. we'll tell you the bay area products making the cut. we'll talk about it on the other side of the break. you're watching "today in the bay." give you my world ♪

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one lane and that's best news. an even drive. no problem, there is a wind advisory. might be gusty on the span. back to you. well, good morning. a very happy and chilly morning. i'm going to talk about vaccine. we are tracking all things joe biden. he is the next president, we've talked about his coronavirus efforts and his congressional leadership -- talking with congressional leadership about getting some kind of coronavirus stimulus passed. in some ways it may be easier

president trump seems to have stopped getting involved in the effort. republicans and democrats still seem far apart on the issue. nancy pelosi pushing for a large encompassing bill. mitch mcconnell in the senate only willing to work with a smaller targeted bill. mcconnell and biden have a good working relationship or they have in the past. the thing biden has no control over is the budget. the government is running out of money and that will be congress' biggest priority. a look at the dow on the open and they are just crazy. investors are bananas over the news. there is a possible working vaccine. pfizer says it prevents infection in more than 90% of the cases.

that could lift stocks more than 5%. this is amazing news. norwegian air says its future is uncertain. it's flying 21 airplanes. it used to fly out of the bay area with really low fares. now concentrates on europe. and virgin hyper loop has successfully tested. they went about a third of a mile in a few seconds. that's how long the tube they were traveling in was built. this can get you to san francisco from l.a. in an hour. i push become on that. remember, high-speed rail was going to be about that fast or

two hours. you can already get to l.a. in less than two hours. they call it an airplane. >> very true. >> but it's so fun to be in a tube. 5:18. bay area businesses certainly worried about the pandemic's impact on their bottom line this holiday season. a new study finds nearly seven in ten people have no plans to increase their spending at local merchants this year. about half don't plan to spend at all. trending this morning if you're looking for a gift over the holidays, look no further than oprah's favorite things list which the magazine just released. oakland based red bay coffee company, the second is cast iron dutch oven from aeshakyesha cur.

>> step on my head when i'm drowning. what do you mean what? this is completely against the rules. >> talking about the wedding crasher rules. they are in discussions to update the 2005 hit film and the conversations are starting to get more serious. >> anything to make you laugh right now. that will be worth it. >> hey, anything to keep you warm. you're cracking me up this morning, marcus. you're officially a californian. it's so cold outside. >> it's 60, it's cold. 38 right there we're reading.

>> it is cold. >> especially in our standards. it was great to see the active weather and a nice little change for us because it's been so warm. now it has cleared out and we're still seeing some storm systems further to the north. here is a look at our temperatures and where we're starting. we do have a frost advisory as we go into late morning and the afternoon we're not going to do a whole lot better here. we're going to make it into the 50s and a few spots reaching 60 degrees. a big change compared to early

last week as we go into this evening commute and problem the time heading out for a walk. only some mid-50s across the bay area. another chilly night not only tomorrow morning. as we go through the forecast we can looking at still some dry weather but we see a storm system arriving. the highest chances of rain and the most measurable rain will be in parts of the north bay. let me show you what the models are putting down now. this may change. a couple storm systems moving in. the rest of the bay measuring close to half an inch of rain.

we're not going to warm up much. staying in the 60s all throughout the rest of the week. mike, how is it looking for the morning commute? >> looking crisp and clear. a smooth drive and a nice flow of traffic with the green sensors taking you out 84. folks made their way out of the altamont pass and now are cutting down to 680. wind advisory through the altamont. a note for gusts out there. a little slowing and the arrow shows you a quick look there. over into san francisco. right back to you.

thank you so much, mike. 5:23 right now. growing concerns for the most at risk. next on "today in the bay" states already hard hit by covid-19 now dealing with a growing problem of nursing home outbreaks. the rising death toll among patients and where california stands in this crisis. plus, tropical storm eta batters south florida overnight. the latest on the damage done.

♪ this is jeopardy alex trebek, the iconic "gem did i" quiz show host for 37 years suddenly died yesterday. trebek died at the age of 80 surrounded by family and friends. 20 months after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. the news brought people together yesterday at his star on the hollywood walk of fame. visitors took photos. you see them placing flowers there. episodes will continue to air through christmas day. that was quite the show, marcus. let's turn back to our pandemic coverage. nursing home patients are being hit hard in 20 states where the cases are surging. cases up fourfold since may. california not among the hardest hit states.

happening now tropical storm eta still gaining strength after making landfall in the florida keys overnight. a look at where the storm is right now and a live look in miami where forecasters warn it could still become a hurricane. they're bracing for that. 5:28 right now. up next, joe biden and kamala harris' road to victory. a live report on day one of president-elect biden's transition. the bay area school district getting the green light to bring back in-person learning. we'll talk about it. 5:28.

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a fire at a paper plant spreading smoke for miles. our crew is live at the scene with new information on that firefight. plus -- that plan will be built on the bedrock of science. >> president-elect joe biden is naming new members of the coronavirus task force. bay area scientists and doctors making that list. and returning to the classroom. more bay area school districts get the light to in order forward. the new guidelines teachers and students will need to follow. "today in the bay" continues right now. thank you for joining us.

>> many of you waking up to those cold temperatures. if you haven't stepped outside and don't know, put on a coat first. a cold one. >> and you probably don't even need to step outside. our temperatures have been cooling off and we feel it indoors, too. feeling better today. the forecast coming back on thursday but we're watching the frost advisories and freeze warnings that we have especially for the north bay. we'll talk more. any issues for the morning commute? no, it's my issue. i forgot to enter the toll bridge. an easy drive. the map shows you the same thing. a few more cars getting through the area.

i did want to show everybody else a big view of the bay. little blips of red. we'll talk slowing there as well. 5:32 and breaking news this morning, firefighters still at the scene of an overnight fire at an east bay paper plant. any idea how this started, bob? >> reporter: no idea from fire. what's burning are a bunch of cardboard boxes. you can see the smoke a couple hundred yards behind us around 10:40 last night. the exit off 880 near alvarado street and a look at what this looks like earlier.

they tell us they create the corrugated boxes you would use to pack fruits and vegetables. it's flammable material. what you heard behind me was a bulldozer the fire department had out here i presume to try to spread out the boxes or create some sort of fire break back there. the fire department expects to be out here most of the day. if you're driving through the san leandro area along 880 possibly even 580 this is something you might see through the morning and possibly into the afternoon. a heads-up if that's what it is. it's just cardboard boxes. no structures. everyone is okay. the plant was shut down last night so they will reopen sunday morning.

bob redell, "today in the bay." after becoming president elect joe biden will move forward with one of his top priorities. assembling a pandemic task force. local connections to this all-important team were just announced. cierra? >> reporter: while he was campaigning president elect joe biden said tackling covid would be one of the toughest battles his administration would have to face and he would do so with science and experts. several have come here from the bay area, ucsf. three local physicians named to the covid advisory board that will advise them. dr. kessler was named co-chair on the task force and is a professor of pediatric and

epidemiology and biostatistics. he was appointed by george h.w. bush and reappointed by bill clinton. other team members include dr. robert rodriguez. he was on the frontline in the emergency department and icu of trauma centers. and the ucsf school and was the founding director of the ryan white care act, and the office during the obama administration. local epidemiology experts say the next administration's task force is crucial and coordinating not only medical

innovations but gain the public to buy into this plan. >> hearing different things from different groups will confuse everyone and we're not going to on january 21st or the day after we're not going to be where we want to be. >> reporter: and president-elect joe biden will name these and several others late they are morning. we're live in san francisco, cierra johnson for "today in the bay." >> beand on that note santa cla county reported the most cases in a single day since mid-august. alameda county saw a spike as well. governor newsom provides an update today at noon. nbc bay area will live stream it once it begins.

students in the east bay are heading back to the classroom. three will welcome back a small group of students. the district says students will come back in groups of eight, middle and high schools can reopen if they have a safety plan ready. in alameda grades 7 through 12 were allowed to return today if they have safety plans in as well. nearly 60 have requests to reopen. it's up to schools to decide what dates they want to reopen classrooms. b.a.r.t. leaders briefed alameda county riders on new public safety measures including the expansion of the community ambassador program. the b.a.r.t. board recommended to have virtual hearings to cover service around fremont and haywood and it starts at 1:00 p.m. the agency have conducted similar programs. check out "derailed" all about things b.a.r.t.

binge watch season two. you can find all of it on our app and nbcbayarea.com/derailed. after an incredibly dry summer, some snow in the sierra. oh, what a welcome sight. a friend of mine hiked up the mountain and took it for me up in the lake tahoe area. squa valley says it got seven inches at the base. every inch counts not only for the snowpack. very welcome sight. turns very cold. and it's staying cold up there as well which will be great if they can add to the snowpack, kari. >> that's what i was looking at in this live picture i was seeing at lake tahoe golf course. we are seeing that snow continuing to be made there.

not coming from the sky. take a look at the temperatures, on 3 degrees. it feels like that. we're going from the single digits in the sierras to 30s here in the bay area as we are starting out at 34 degrees in hayward. bundle up. mike, how is it looking for the morning commute? >> we have a lot of slowing, highway 4, the traffic break behind me. the connector from martinez heading over to the area in the skyway, you have to clear the gravel from the roadway. there's a crash 980 approaching the maze but not a major. a backup forming. we'll show that to you coming up.

no surprises, though, back to you. >> 5:40 right now. still ahead on "today in the bay." one of the pivotal cases on the supreme court docket is set for a legal showdown. what it could mean for the future of your health care. slightly more than 70 days until america has a new president. both trump and biden have a lot of work ahead of them. plus, growing outbreak, the new world series champions now facing a growing series of covid infections. we'll be right back. charlie's my sidekick when it comes to projects around the house. but every once in a while, she disappears on me. dad! dad! you are so fast! i discovered a new land! with magical creatures!

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right now at 5:43 we're checking out the live view of the drive through dublin, and we have a lot of people up and out the door. we're starting out with very chilly temperatures, so blast that heater and make sure you're dressed in layers with our temperatures in the 30s this morning. only going to make it into the 50s for today. we'll talk about this and some rain in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. or huddle together. brake tapping in the middle lanes. getting a little more bunched together. no surprises, though. fremont southbound with the headlights, a smooth, easy drive but the volume builds heading to silicon valley. we'll show that you coming up.

thank you, kari and mike. just a few more than 70 days until the inauguration of a new president. >> president-elect joe biden has a lot of work ahead of him. >> a lot of work. all incoming presidents do, marcus. this is from secretary of state to deputy undersecretary of agriculture for food safety. the u.s. ambassador to bolivia needs to be staffed. president trump didn't fill many of those slots during his entire presidency. we don't have and haven't had an ambassador to bolivia. the smooth transition from one administration to another is not just good for the united states, it's the law. president trump had to appoint someone just in case he lost, which he did. because he's not accepting that makes no difference.

here is a former presidential candidate mitt romney on "meet the press." >> people in the past like myself who lost elections have gone out in a way that said, look, i know the eyes of the world are on us, the eyes of the people are on the institutions, in a setting like this we want to preserve something which is far more important than ourselves. or even our party and preserve freedom and democracy here and around the world. the president will do what he has traditionally done. >> the trump campaign does not see it that way. the back of a landscaping business at an industrial park. a "washington post" columnist says, quote, literally anywhere else would have conveyed more will he jis meat lissa on the

enterpri enterprise. >> they don't decide the election. the call for joe biden -- oh, my goodness. all of the networks. wow. all of the networks. we have to forget about the law. judges don't count. all of the networks, oh, the networks. the networks thought biden would win by 10%. gee, what happened? >> this is similar to a tweet from the president. since when does the lame stream media call who our next president will be? we've all learned a lot in the last two weeks. if you're using the verb to call as a judgment or prediction, the media, the mainstream media, has been calling elections for decades. to determine or decide the media doesn't do that. the votes do. you can make your own judgment. the election results are published on websites by states.

you can go over the raw numbers in states that have finished voting and determine whether trump or biden won that state for yourself f. a state is not done counting, look at the raw count and make your own judgment as well. kari hall says it will be sunny and cool today. the data she uses, bare mettic pressure, wind speed, are publicly available. you can make your own decision on that as well. giuliani said the trump administration and the trump campaign would file a lawsuit in pennsylvania. we haven't seen it. the campaign also had a press conference in nevada promising a lawsuit that was never filed. and we've seen several suits fail to go forward and judges ruled evidence was not compelling enough or didn't exist. this was a hearing in michigan last week, aired on zoom because of the coronavirus. as these attempts fail more world leaders are offering congratulations to the new president-elect. >> i join other nations and say on behalf of the australian government and people that i

congratulate president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris on their election. >> notably the biden team has not heard from vladimir putin, the president of russia. he called then president-elect donald trump the day after the election. news about the covid vaccine. we'll find that on twitter. follow mo @scottmcgrew. >> thanks so much, scott. it's 5:49 right now. the u.s. supreme court will hear arguments in two cases, one today will focus on the provision in the immigration and nationality act centered around deportation and tomorrow the now conservative leaning court will hear arguments to strike down the affordable care act which could lead to at least 23 million americans losing health insurance. health policy experts say the consequences may be felt well beyond those who lose their insurance. >> with that in mind, laura, state health leaders will hold a virtual news conference on cover california's open enrollment.

that window opened november 1st and remains open through the end of january. experts advise with the pandemic and flu season under way it is critical to get health insurance. they also advise everything before december 15th that starts at 9:00 a.m. southern california health leaders fear l.a. county is moving into the dreaded second wave of covid cases. new infections rose 2,200 with two new deaths. yesterday marked the fifth straight day l.a. county reported more than 1,500 cases. fortunately now the number of hospitalizations is still down from the peak in july. >> as doctors contink the dodge celebrate their win, having to deal with a covid outbreak affecting at least nine employees. the identities have not been released. but as you may recall the dodgers third baseman was removed during the game for

testing positive. he returned to the field to celebrate with teammates. the league has since cleared him of any penalties. >> the snl cast is probably wopderiwop wondering what they will do with president trump heading out. >> they got some parting shots in this past saturday. >> this isn't good-bye, america. i'm just going to say see you in court. >> we have to act graciously in victory, though. we need to go forward together. unfortunately, there are situations in life, and this is one of them, there must be a winner and loser. >> alec baldwin playing trump with maya rudolph playing vice president-elect kamala harris. dave chappelle hosted, by the

way, just as he did after donald trump won the 2016 election. trending this morning joe biden presidency means pets will be returning to the white house. major and champ will be the first dogs since the obamas pets. in the meantime madthe wax muse has the president in golfing attire, that he will have a lot more time on his hands after losing the election. going back -- >> have you ever been up close to one of those wax figures? >> i have. >> it's amazing how life like they are. >> mike --

>> looks like we -- can't hear, okay. there we go. to kari with a look at the forecast. >> let's start out with our forecast. even before you head out the door this is what it feels like as we get this day started. one degree above freezing and then later today it's going to still be a cool day as we reach into the upper 50s and low 60s. this is the kind of weather we have over the weekend. we'll reach up to 60 in oakland and in palo alto and 61 degrees in antioch. all right, let's check out what's going on around the region as we'll still see spotty showers moving in farther to the north. we're going to stay dry throughout the week but will be tracking more storm systems coming in by the end of the week between thursday and friday.

another round moving in on saturday. and it does look like with that weekend storm we will have some better rain chances here. more widespread than we had this past weekend. this will change as we go through the week. getting over an inch of rain in parts of the for the bay and the rest of the bay area south of the golden gate bridge getting about a half an inch of rain. as we look at the sierra they're also going to get more snow. we know this happened over the week. we are looking at the possibility of getting up to 18 inches of snow in some of the upper elevations like kingvale. now the next two weeks, we can do that, just an outlook that gives us an overall idea what to expect. the climate prediction center is saying we are looking at above average rainfall here in the bay area and also cooler than normal

temperatures and near average as we are starting out for the month of november. the forecast heading to the end of the week, just enjoy the dry weather and sunshine for today and the next couple of days. and then we'll see a lot more changes in time for the weekend. mike, you're getting ready to get people out the door for work. how is it looking right now? it looks like going to have to get a hot beverage. be careful with it in the car and we should be all right on the roadways. we see slowing at the bottom of the screen as we talked about san jose, your usual slowing for north 101. no surprises there. we're zooming over to the rest of the bay, the tri-valley. in fact, 84 was better. out of the altamont pass a wind advisory overnight. this advisory going on right now, an alert from chp for west

highway 4 through pedro martinez still slow. a lot of slowing and a lot of standing gravel spilled. they've issued an alert for the one section of highway 4 and looking to the bay bridge with slowing, maybe slower now. the toll plaza and metering lights are on as a result of the backups. back to you. happening now for you hospitals in italy are struggling to contain the new wave of covid cases overwhelming icus. the country hit a new record nearly 38,000 cases of the virus. doctors and nurses are working nonstop to treat the infected and find beds. the country is now in its second lockdown. kamala harris' win going international. how her indian relatives celebrating her history making win. plus, many people spent election day going to the polls and not

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