sks. don't take if allergic to rinvoq as serious reactions can occur. tell your doctor if you are or may become pregnant. ask your rheumatologist for rinvoq. rinvoq. make it your mission. learn how abbvie could help you save. bay area races still too close to call, and the latest on the ballot count and the growing possibility of at least one recount. and then the new grand jury filing against the suspect as more details emerge about paul pelosi's 911 call. meteorologist, kari hall, is tracking the cold temperatures. you are watching "today in the

bay" streaming live on peacock, roku, and on nbcbayarea.com. it's very cold. some of us are dealing with near freezing temperatures. all of these areas shaded in blue are under a frost advisory, and that's 37 degrees or below, and with the humidity in the air, you could have frost on some of the elevated vehicles like your vehicle, and bridges and overpasses. we could see low 30s in parts of the north bay as you are getting up and heading out. right now we are at 35 degrees in sonoma. it's 44 in san josé. we are headed for the upper 50s and low 60s for this afternoon. we will talk about a warm-up in a few minutes, but first, mike, you are talking about fog.

yeah, the -- that's not the richmond san rafael bridge, and you know what it is by the color and the shot. chp calls this one, 280 and 92, and must have been a dense patch as they drove through the area, and the rest of the bay looks like a smooth drive. in fact, we are looking at a little slowing for the lane shift and that's going on for 84, between 680 and downtown livermore. back to you. >> thanks, mike. we begin this morning with several bay area election races still too close to call. >> and a little more than half be done. after the key races, weole chie bob johnson, leads with 51% of the vote over kevin jensen. meantime, the race for santa clara mayor now a razor-thin

margin, and don't forget, becker got an endorsement from the san francisco 49ers. with a race that close many are starting to wonder if the recount could be on the horizon. we take a look at what still has to happen. >> it has been a 24-hour nail biting election battle, with races so close and more than 240,000 ballots to count in santa clara county, they may take days. >> in tight races with half of the votes, you better believe it, there could be changes. >> look at the mayoral race, and it's a virtual tie and a race where an automatic recount is possible. >> there are so many votes, and

we don't know from where. a candidate can choose to pay for a recount, but it's quite expensive. >> the registrar are voters say automatic recounts only happen when the margin of victory is less than a quarter of 1%. >> it's rare, it's a tight race and it doesn't happen very often, but when it does, we are prepared for it. >> the recount can be done by a tabulation machine, and otherwise it's manually done and -- >> we say precinct ten, and two people count, they say one for you, one for this person, and somebody will tally it. it has to match the other person and the result. >> if they don't match, that process starts all over again. >> there needs to be a 25-vote

difference for the candidates to trigger an automatic recount and anybody else can ask for one, but they will have to pay thousands of dollars. experts say they don't expect to see a recount in this election. >> and then another race in the south bay. in the latest count, chavez, a long-time political force in the south bay, may ham saying it's a little hopeful about coming up on top. i think what united them was a desire for change, a feeling that we need to acknowledge when our current policies aren't working. >> we can make this state

healthy again. i am committed to doing that. >> many see the race between the battle and city interests. nine rounds of counting, and taylor is still in the lead, and about 70,000 ballots need to be counted and nobody in the race there is claiming victory. you can download our nbc bay area app, and it's free and available for apple and android users. as we continue to follow everything going on in the election world, also in the news world, new developments in the attack at pelosi's home. new charges for the defendant,

david depape. >> the same week we heard publicly from the political leader, emotional at times, she said who she thought was behind it. >> it's a flame that was fueled by misinformation and all the rest of that, which is most unfortunate. >> misinformation, she believes, led to david depape breaking into her house. now we're also learning in the indictment when paul pelosi called 911, david depape can be declaring himself, quote, a friend, while paul pelosi

doesn't know him. and the officers were the ones that open the door to see depape with the hammer. the indictment also reveals inside a richmond garage, agents seized two hammers, a sword and a pair of rubber and cloth gloves. 4:48 right now. more changes coming to twitter. ahead on "today in the bay," elon musk's push to turn it into the a marketplace. and then the vote that will