7:00. as we take this live, look outside from our san bruno mountain camera. the sunrise coming up on a gorgeous but chilly morning. we want to thank you so much for starting your sunday of veterans day weekend with us. i'm kira klapper cinthia pimentel has a look at our microclimate forecast. certainly putting the sun in sunday. we have both agreed we need to find our warm boots. we sure do. we are in agreement with that. good morning carol. good morning everyone. just a couple of minutes ago there was some fog over that bruno camera. it was gorgeous, but it dissipated quickly. there's a little bit through parts of santa rosa and much cooler up there in the north bay. some 30s on the map. clear skies through everywhere else. we have 48 to start our day in san jose. let's stay down here in the south bay. let's check out gilroy throughout the day. putting the sun in sunday. temperatures low

70s. what a nice day. way to wrap up the weekend, but that will turn into cloud cover later tonight as we get ready for rain returning on our veterans day. some sierra snow and four chances of rain in that 7-day forecast. i'll show you the details coming up in about 15 minutes. cara. back to you, cynthia. thanks. we begin with breaking news this morning. police on the peninsula are searching for someone who fell off a cliff late last night. pacifica police say around 1230 this morning, someone went down the cliff and into the water. this happened at muscle rock park. rescue crews went out to west line drive near the park to search for that victim. the search ended up being called off at 2 a.m, but we are told it will resume this morning in daylight. we are working to learn more about that victim, and will follow the search and rescue both on air and online at the same time. we continue to follow election returns in the east bay, specifically in

alameda county, where the ballot count continues in one high profile recall, it appears county residents have voted to oust district attorney pamela price. 65% of ballots are in favor of recalling the da, but alameda county elections officials tell nbc bay area there are still too many ballots to be counted before they can make that call. they say they will update the results tomorrow on veterans day. and in a follow up to our reporting yesterday morning, oakland mayor sheng thao is accepting the results of her recall following two years in office. today, the bay's alyssa goard reports on what's next for the town, with one high profile recall apparently decided in alameda county. all eyes turned to the effort to oust district attorney pamela price. there are some very high profile elections that people are watching, and we're just trying to get an accurate count. currently, 65% of the ballots counted are in support of the

recall, which has price's opponents celebrating. but price says she's waiting for every vote to be tallied. well, we still have half the votes out to count. and you know, every vote does matter. even with votes still out, oakland mayor sheng thao is accepting a recall is imminent, marking the first time in oakland's history a mayor has been removed from office early. tao issued a statement late friday saying she plans to support a smooth transition. so what happens now? tao will not be formally removed until december, when the results are certified. then the city's charter says the council president, nikki fortunato bass, will take over as mayor. but this could complicate things. bass is also a candidate for alameda county board of supervisors. the latest numbers show she's trailing her opponent with 46% of the vote. if bass wins, oakland's council will have to elect a new council president. the election is not over until i certify the election. we're working through

the weekend both saturday and sunday, and we are also going to be working on veterans day. alyssa goard today in the bay. vote counting also continues in the south bay. what was halted for hours yesterday after someone sent a bomb threat. the santa clara county sheriff's office tells us that someone emailed the bomb threat to the registrar of voters office back on friday night, but no one saw the email containing the bomb threat until yesterday morning, when workers called the sheriff's office. deputies moved in to evacuate several buildings. we have over 100 workers inside and these are all extra help county employees and also our permanent staff, and we just had to drop everything and made sure to evacuate the building as soon as possible and make make sure everything was like locked and secured. authorities say ultimately they found nothing suspicious after that roughly five hour evacuation, employees were

allowed back inside to continue their work. they say the holdup will not impact their ability to certify the election. santa clara county has about 193,000 ballots left to count. that's out of roughly 580,000 ballots cast in southern california. similar threats were made to elections offices in both orange and riverside counties. fortunately, all those threats were unfounded. in a statement, the california secretary of state said her office was aware of threats targeting elections offices, saying, quote, these acts are unacceptable and will not deter us. we will always stand firm to keep our our workers safe and ensure that every voice is heard and every vote is counted. we're expecting another ballot update today. get the results any time on the nbc bay area app, just scan that qr code on your screen. it will take you right to our website. bay area activists are making sure the youngest victims of the

war in gaza are not forgotten. they gathered in the east bay yesterday to mark a somber anniversary marking one year since palestinian children held their own press conference pleading with the world to intervene and protect them. the children were at the al-shifa hospital a month after the hamas led attack on israel. they criticized israel for bombing hospitals and homes in gaza, leaving them without food and water. one year later yesterday, palestinian organizations held their own children's press conference at children's hospital oakland. organizers say the event is meant to remind people that innocent palestinian children continue to suffer in the war. this needs to end. we are 200,000 people in to death and destruction. palestinians are being killed every single day, the majority of whom are children. half of the people in gaza are under 18 years old. i know the killing has to stop.

that oakland rally was part of a national day of action. similar events were held in other major u.s. cities. and as we've been reporting. tomorrow is veterans day. it's when we honor those who served in the military and fought bravely for the united states in the east bay this year, there's a deeper connection for one woman whose father was a world war two veteran, but he was killed in action and never made it back home until just a few days ago. we are about to show you video of a procession for his return on friday in walnut creek, or today in the bay's pete suratos was there speaking with that 80 year old daughter who is marking this veterans day as a long awaited reunion with her dad. no traffic coming to a stop on north main street in walnut creek with police and fire agencies clearing the way for a fallen soldier procession, army lieutenant herman j. sundstedt was killed during world war two, serving as a member of a composite unit known as

merrill's marauders in june, his body was finally accounted for and on friday his remains were flown into the bay area to be reunited with his daughter. a lot of tears today, a lot of awesome, he was just just to meet him, you know, he didn't go to my walk me down the aisle for my wedding or anything, but this was just incredibly honorable. diane carbine is now 80 years old and lives in clayton. she was born a month after her father was killed during the war and growing up, there was always a desire to know more about her dad. despite feeling his presence all around. i have felt his spirit with me, all my life, but i've never touched him before, never met him before. but i did tonight for decades. the family was told her father's remains were unrecoverable, and then in june of this year, her dad's remains were accounted for. shortly after, a soldier met with her to provide the good

news and also coordinate bringing her father's remains back to the bay area. just looking at the emotion of when i was able to read off the awards that her father had accomplishe, it's overwhelming of just joy. khoi gave me all my dad's medals, presented them all to me as purple heart, as bronze star, and on veterans day, the remains of her father will be interred in lafayette. right now, she knows he's watching in spirit, with a sense of pride and a message to the daughter he never got a chance to meet. he's saying, i love you, diane. i think that's what he's saying to me, that he loves me. pete suratos today in the bay. turning now to today's niners game in tampa bay. the nfl decision is in. ahead of that game, niners star nick bosa must pay a fine for his postgame incident two weeks ago. bosa crashed a postgame interview with his teammates on sunday night football after their defeat of the dallas cowboys. he

was, as you just saw there, wearing a make america great again hat. the nfl bans players from wearing a personal or political message on their clothes while on the field. the league initially pushed back its announcement of the fine until after tuesday's election. bosa will now have to pay a little more than $11,000, he commented on the decision, saying his position is not going to change and that the fine was worth it. ten past the hour on your sunday morning. still to come on today in the bay, we take you live to washington, d.c. for our weekly interview with kristen welker, whhaso a

of arizona securing trump's sweep of all seven swing states. please join me in welcoming kristen welker, moderator of meet the press. hi, kristen. great to see you as always this

morning. i have to brag on you for a second because you were able to secure an exclusive phone interview with trump shortly after his win. was it wednesday or thursday? he has been calling his win a, quote, unprecedented and powerful mandate. how did he tell you he sees this second term? kira. thank you. i appreciate that i was able to speak with president elect trump. it was about a 15 minute phone call. it is clear he is emboldened. he did say it was a mandate. he said it was the biggest mandate in 100 years. in his opinion. and look, he said he sees it as a mandate to restore common sense to the country. and i said, okay, well, what is at the top of your list? let's talk specifics. not a surprise. he pointed initially to the border. and of course, on the campaign trail, he's been talking about that mass deportation plan. so i pressed him for details. how is he going to carry it out? what is the

price tag? and he said, and this is where it gets really fascinating. kira he said, there is no price tag. he says, you have no choice. we have to do it. he cited the fact that some of those who are here, who are undocumented do wind up committing crimes and that they have to be deported. so that is how he views this. now, i just interviewed senator john barrasso, who will be, of course, a part of senate leadership. i asked him if they think there's no price tag to this, and he wouldn't say specifically, but it's very clear. kira he wants to move quickly on president elect trump's agenda wants to get, for example, his cabinet picks confirmed quite quickly and wants to find a way to help with that mass deportation plan. so again, president elect trump in that call with him feeling very emboldened as he starts to put the pieces together of his second administration, never cease to amaze me. kristen, thanks for that scoop. we'll see you in about 45 minutes from now, and we hope you join kristen for this morning's meet the press. she will have

exclusive interviews with senators. john barrasso was mentioned, as well as bernie sanders, who has vocally come out against the democratic party. if you just stick right here with us for today in the bay, meet the press is on at 8 a.m. right after this newscast. and as always, coming up in about 30 minutes from now, we'll talk to nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston for our weekly segment. we'll take a look at what the trump election means for california. now to southern california, where that wildfire that exploded in size, this week continues to grow. and bay area firefighters are now joining the fight. the mountain fire erupted on wednesday in ventura county. firefighters have struggled to gain ground amid those strong santa ana winds. so far, flames have destroyed more than 130 structures, many of them people's homes. it's also burned more than 20,000 acres. it is now 26% contained. that's significantly up from yesterday. thousands of firefighters are there, including some from the bay area. as mentioned, the

cause of that fire is still under investigation and friday, if you can believe it, marked six years since the devastating campfire sparked in butte county. it's considered the deadliest wildfire in california state history. it burned 153,000 acres, destroying 18,000 structures and leaving 85 people dead. this was in the town of paradise yesterday. new signs of recovery and strength at that community park in paradise. people from that town, magalia, concow and surrounding areas cut a ribbon for a new mural called our future is bright. it showcases the handprints of more than 2500 kids from 15 different schools, along with their ages and their initials. the mural is representing a sunset, so it's a paint by number. and because we've lost so many trees, we actually have these phenomenal sunsets. so it's showing like something we gained even though

we lost community members, local organizations and businesses all helped pay for the mural back here. locally, a centennial celebration of art, history and culture in the city by the bay, crowds gathered yesterday to kick off the year long 100th anniversary of san francisco's legion of honor. tomorrow marks 100 years since the museum opened its doors to show off its world class art collection. it was also built to honor nearly 4000 californians who died in world war one. the museum's columns are exact replicas of the original legion of honor in paris. the director says. it's a place where people come to learn and get inspired. this museum opened for the residents of san francisco and over the decades, it's built up into one of the leading museums in the country, primarily here for european art and mediterranean antiquities.

but we also do exhibitions of contemporary artists. former house speaker nancy pelosi was among the dignitaries at the event. it also featured a marching band and a huge cake picnic. where was i? more than 600 cakes filled banquet tables on the front lawn. organizers say they were mostly brought by the guests, some who flew here all the way from new york. meanwhile, the bay area is showing its love for former warriors guard klay thompson through an art show. the art tribute to klay thompson exhibit opened this weekend in oakland. it includes several drawings and paintings from artists across the bay earlier this year. thompson, as we all know, broke our hearts, left the dubs to join the dallas mavericks, but he will be returning to chase center tuesday when the warriors play the mavs. he's coming back as folks know, for the first time in the bay area after playing with the warriors for 13 years after winning four

championships and helping them go from last place to a dynasty, we just felt like we really appreciate all the joy that he brought during his time here and we just wanted to celebrate his legacy that klay thompson art show is open from noon to six today at 485 ninth street. that's in oakland. so how will the forecast be for folks headed out today? time now to check in with cinthia pimentel for a look at our microclimate forecast. sounds like you're continuing to say today is the day to get out, because those veterans day parade tomorrow is going to be the rest of the week going to be a major change. i'm also upset with you that they didn't tell us about the cake event going on. okay. next year. thank you sister. yeah. next year. all right. let's put the sun in sunday for that microclimate forecast. it's beautiful right now, but cold up there in san rafael. good morning. 39 degrees to start our final day of the weekend. walnut creek, low 40s. and we see lots of sunshine, a few high clouds over san jose starting our day at 48 degrees. so yes, today is the day to get

all of those errands done, especially those getting ready for the rain. as we go on and take a look at our highs. pretty similar to what we felt yesterday. low 70s for the south bay 71. in concord, 69 in napa. if you're going to go up to wine country, should be a nice day. low 60s for san francisco and out towards half moon bay, those temperatures will start to drop and we'll see some increasing cloud cover as we go on into later tonight. here's the middle part of the day. get those leaves raked everything ready and prepare for the rain that will return as we go on into the middle of the morning tomorrow. if you have to go to work tomorrow, i think the morning commute should be spared. but today also a good chance to see if those wipers are in good condition or maybe head to the store for a fresh pair. we see the rain arriving first couple of bands through the north bay around 9:00, sweeping through through the rest of the bay area around lunchtime, and then quickly out of here for our tuesday, which would be the break in between the next couple of systems. yes, plural. we see the chance of some rain for

tomorrow, increasing those estimates right now. lots of the coastline here. the mountains along marin, the santa cruz mountains should be in for maybe a third of an inch to half an inch, if we're lucky. everybody else in between that, a quarter to a third. so pretty beneficial also dampens our fire weather concerns just a little bit up into the sierra. there is a winter weather advisory for tomorrow, so if you're heading there today, make sure to bring those chains and chains and bring those jackets. of course, if i fast forward this into the next couple of days, beyond our system on monday, going on into next weekend, we could see about a foot of some fresh snow up in kingvale, a half a foot up in kyburz. we are looking at a pattern change, definitely going into the middle of november, so watch this. we get that break tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday could be another chance of moisture here through pretty much the here in the bay area, the pacific northwest. those snow showers that continue and looking on into where we see

that jet stream dip here into the bay could bring some cooler temperatures as well. so at the top of the hour, i mentioned four out of seven chances of rain over the next couple of days. that's for tomorrow. wednesday, thursday, friday. and we see those 70s turn into the 60s. so kira and i are dusting off our rain gear. we are. where is your umbrella at this moment, i ask. yeah, right. i don't know where mine is either. san francisco going to be cool and breezy, so time to switch that wardrobe around. yeah, this is that time of year when i think, oh, my kids probably don't fit in their rain boots anymore. i need to buy some of those asap. cynthia. thanks. 22 past the hour. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, christian mccaffrey finally healthy and ready to hit the field. how much action will the nfl's reigning offensive player of the year see in this season debut for the niners? sports is next

49ers play at tampa bay. christian mccaffrey was activated off injured reserve on saturday. now the all-pro running back missed the first two months of the season with injuries to his calf and both achilles. the niners say he had a great week of practice and is ready to run the rock. yeah, we're excited to have him back. yeah, he should be good to go here. and you know we've got to be smart with him. so we'll see. we'll find out as the game goes what the exact plan is. but i just know we're pumped to have him back. the last eight weeks were extremely unfortunate for me. you know, it's very tough being injured. it's tough physically, mentally, emotionally, you know, especially when it's just not how you planned. it wasn't expected. and some stuff just went wrong. but i'm feeling great now. ready to go. oh. oh what a great scene san jose state is bowl eligible for the third year in a row after

beating oregon state. nick nash caught his nation leading 13th touchdown of the season, but the defense really turned the game. d.j. harvey with the pick six early in the fourth quarter. the spartans win it 24 to 13 at san jose state's first road win at oregon state since 1982. wilk bay fc magical season continues. they play at the washington spirit this morning in the nwsl playoffs. they're just the second expansion team in league history to make the postseason in their debut season. now they lost twice to the spirit earlier this year, but they think this time will be different. the team feels like we can play against anyone in the league right now, and they haven't seen us with this kind of new energy and this chemistry that we've evolved and the confidence that we have right now. so i think it's going to be a very difficult for them. and we've got nothing to lose. i think we're in like the best case scenario, we're, you know, the underdog. and you know we

don't have pressure. we're just going in to prove something. and we're just so excited. the match will be played later this morning at 930 in washington, d.c. that's a look at your morning sports. i'm anthony flores for today in the bay anthony thanks. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, all eyes remain on the east bay where voters have their sights set on one high profile recall. we have the latest numbers on where the ballot counting now stands. plus a five hour disruption to ballot counting at another bay area voting location. how the state is now location. how the state is now responding to a serious ♪♪♪ when your child has moderate-to-severe eczema, it's okay to for them to show off. show off their clearer skin and noticeably less itch with dupixent. because children 6 months and older with eczema have plenty of reasons to show off their skin. with dupixent, the #1 prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists,

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a live look outside the red. the international orange of the golden gate bridge shining through a bit of haze as we look from our sutro tower camera over the city. thank you so much for

starting your sunday, a veteran's day weekend with us. i'm kira klapper. cinthia pimentel has a quick look at our microclimate forecast. and i guess you're here to say enjoy this day because it's going to get wet. last day we might be wearing those short sleeves and just, you know, enjoying that sunshine. we do begin with a clear and cold morning. 30s and 40s on the map. 40 for fremont right now. good morning to you. 36 in napa and we see 46 in san rafael. but it should warm up nicely. feeling good on the skin as we take it on into your lunchtime hour. enjoy that sunshine. lots of mild 60s on the board. a little bit of a slower warming towards the coast, but then into the afternoon. that cloud cover does return. temperatures only in the low 70s will quickly transition to 60s for the rest of the week, and not one, but a couple of chances of rain ahead in that 7-day forecast. all time this out for our veterans day plans coming up in about ten minutes here. back to you cynthia. thanks. we want to return to

that breaking news. we told you about police on the peninsula searching for someone who fell off a cliff late last night. pacifica police say they got the call around 1230 this morning. that someone went down the cliff and into the frigid waters at muscle rock park. rescue crews went out to westline drive near the park to search for that victim. the search ended up being called off at 2 a.m, but it will resume any minute now. this morning in daylight, we are working to learn more about that victim and will follow the search and rescue both on air and on nbc. bay area dot com. now to decision 2024. president elect trump has accepted president biden's invitation to an oval office meeting next week. the visit is a symbolic step in the transition of power from one president to the next, but it's a step that did not take place four years ago. nbc's aaron gilchrist has details. reporter dumping america's transition of power begins the

white house announcing an oval office meeting between president biden and president elect trump. i'm going to see him on wednesday. biden following through on his promise earlier this week. on january 20th, we'll have a peaceful transfer of power here in america. trump and biden spoke by phone on wednesday, the president elect describing the call to. nbc's kristen welker as very respectful. both ways. the invitation, a return to tradition that trump bucked, never inviting biden to the white house after he won the 2020 election. trump only agreeing to an orderly and peaceful transfer of power back then, after a violent mob of his supporters stormed the capitol on january 6th. in 2016, then-president obama sat with trump in the oval office, extending an olive branch after hillary clinton's defeat. we now are going to want to do everything we can to help you succeed, because if you succeed, then the country succeeds. that meeting, following decades of

precedent bush to obama, clinton to bush, bush to clinton, reagan to bush and carter to reagan. this was, i believe, the greatest political movement of all time. meanwhile, trump is working out of his mar a lago home in florida, focusing on building his new administration. the president elect, already choosing his campaign manager, siouxsie wiles, as his new white house chief of staff, the first woman to ever serve in that rol. trump also favoring cabinet candidates who come from outside washington and have business experience over members of congress. that's according to two sources familiar with the process that. that was aaron gilchrist reporting for us. we now know president elect trump's new administration will not include former ambassador nikki haley nor former secretary of state mike pompeo, both originally served in trump's first administration. yesterday, trump posted on truth social that he appreciated working with

them previously, but they will not join his current formation in the east bay. the current ballot counts show two recall efforts, with a majority of votes for both of those women to be recalled, but only one of those officials, oakland mayor sheng thao, has made a statement accepting those results. tao had been in office for two years. on friday night issued a statement saying she plans to support a smooth transition. tao will not formally be removed until december, when the results are certified. then the city's charter says the council president, nikki fortunato bass, will take over as oakland mayor temporarily. what could complicate things, though, is that bass is a candidate for alameda county board of supervisors. the latest numbers show she's trailing her opponent with 46% of the vote. but if she were to win, oakland's council would then have to elect a new council president to then be

interim mayor. the county says about half of the county's ballots have been counted so far. we know that there are some very high profile elections that people are watching, and we're just trying to get an accurate count and get those numbers out to the public as quickly as we can. currently, 65% of the ballots counted are in support of the recall of district attorney pamela price. that has price's opponents celebrating this weekend, but price says she is waiting for every vote to be tallied, and the count continues in santa clara county, where elections officials say they are still about 190,000 ballots left to count. this comes after a bomb threat forced evacuations at the santa clara county registrar of voters office yesterday. today in the bay's christie smith reports from san jose. yellow tape directed people away from the santa clara county registrar of voters office in san jose after a bomb threat. we have over 100 workers

inside, and these are all extra help county employees. and also our permanent staff. and we just had to drop everything and made sure to evacuate the building as soon as possible and make make sure everything was like locked and secured. michael borja is with the santa clara county registrar of voters office. we're still out here waiting to go back in because we have over 200,000 ballots left to count. yesterday evening, this threat was sent by email to the registrar of voters email inbox. it was not seen or opened until this morning. the santa clara sheriff's office says once workers saw the threatening email, they contacted law enforcement, who quickly roped off the area and help came from neighboring agencies. we called in canine units immediately. we began an extensive search room by room floor by floor, searching for any sort of suspicious device. they say nothing suspicious was found,

and after the sweep, the all clear was given. this incident comes less than a week after the election and after similar threats were made to voter registration offices in orange and riverside counties. it's really too early to know if this is tied to other threats that have been occurring across the state. one thing i will say is that leading up to election day, on election day, and now post election day, we have been coordinating with our surrounding regional, state, federal partners. in a statement, the california secretary of state said in part, i am aware of bomb threats targeting our elections offices in california. these acts are unacceptable and will not deter us. we will always stand firm to keep our workers safe and ensure that every voice is heard and every vote is counted. back in san jose, workers were allowed back in the building around 1:00 and continued counting. we will be continuing to process ballots

throughout the weekend and also on the holiday on monday, and we'll do whatever it takes to finish counting the ballots. christie smith today in the bay. we are expecting another ballot update today. you can get those results any time on our nbc bay area app. just scan that qr code right there on your screen. it will take you directly to our website. a labor strike is coming to ucsf. the university professional and technical employees union plans to hold a two day strike on november 20th and 21st in about a week and a half from now. the union represents health care workers, researchers and social workers, the union claims that over the last five months, ucsf has refused to discuss proposals to address what they call a staffing crisis. meanwhile, ucsf says it is working toward a resolution and that it will continue regular surgery and emergency care during that two day strike. another union,

meanwhile, plans to strike at other uc campuses across california on those same two days. a santa cruz county elementary school is getting disinfected, you might say, over this weekend because of an outbreak of norovirus. valencia elementary school in aptos closed on friday. county health officials reported 93 cases of the virus since last week. norovirus symptoms are consistent with those from a stomach flu or stomach bug. it is spread through contaminated food, water or even just contact with someone who has the virus. a lot of people were really concerned and with people already keeping their kids home in, the class number is so small. i don't know what you would do with a class of like five kids. the school will reopen tuesday after veterans day. officials say there have been no reports of hospitalizations. just about 40 past the hour on your sunday morning. still to come on today in the bay. going to need to pay closer attention to where you

park in one bay area city. why you might start getting warnings if you're too close to an inte

nice day. 60s and 70s. that is not too bad for our final day of the weekend. then things take a turn. temperatures tumble as we go on in the next couple of days, starting tomorrow. we get that cold front coming through. rain. breezy conditions, and we see more of that ahead in that 7-day forecast. so stay with me as i guide you through the timing of it. for today, we see similar temperatures to what we had yesterday. upper 60s for napa, santa rosa, marin. we see low 70s out towards livermore and down into the south bay. 61 in half moon bay. if that's where you're going for this afternoon. but do be careful. things are turning cloudy later on tonight, and even that chance of drizzle out towards the coast

as we take it hour by hour for you here. help you plan your sunday fun day. clouds will roll in first and through parts of the north bay. you could also be seeing some drizzle if you're getting back late from any dinner plans or anything. the rest of us still under mostly clear skies. and then here comes the rain. if you have to work for tomorrow, the morning commute looks to be spared. it is the mid morning hours though, where we see some heavier pockets coming in first through napa, marin and sonoma counties. heavy at times, breezy, gusty winds by the water too, and then into around lunchtime. i see it moving into parts of the east bay. the peninsula and the south bay, and then pretty much out of here by the evening commute, so it will be pretty fast. but bringing beneficial rain, especially when it comes to those dry hillsides and the fire conditions we've been seeing over the last couple of months, maybe a quarter of an inch to a third if we are lucky. some higher amounts for the north bay hills along the peninsula, san mateo coast and the santa cruz mountains. and that won't be it. we have to be looking for our rain gear now and preparing for

the next couple of days. wednesday, thursday and friday. a good chunk of our workweek could be slippery on the roads and cooler. take a look at this trend for napa over the next couple of days. last day where those 70s are in the mix, we see 60s coming down for our inland valleys over the next couple of days. so bring out those jackets. san francisco over the next couple of days. we'll see the drizzle rolling in tonight, but overall a good day. rain chances, four of them. watch there on that 7-day forecast as we go on into our inland valleys too. so weather definitely changing in november. all right cynthia thanks 44 past the hour. we have much more ahead on today in the bay coming up, nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston is here to discuss what the trump election means

earlier this year, california

passed a day lighting law, which makes it illegal for anyone to park within 20ft of a crosswalk. if you can check out those diagrams on your screen there. well, i guess we just missed him, but it applies to both marked and unmarked crosswalks. it's meant to make it safer for pedestrians to cross the road by increasing visibility. the sfmta will begin issuing warnings for anyone parking too close to a crosswalk, and then in the new year, only two months from now, officers will begin fining drivers. the fines start around $40. well, as you likely know by now, on tuesday, donald trump made history breaking a 132 year old record. only grover cleveland before him had won the presidency and then lost it and then won another term as the 22nd and then 24th president of the united states in 1884 and 1892. now we await how president

elect trump will manage his office the second time around. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston joins us. hi, larry. great as always to see you. you know, i just spoke with kristen welker. she talked to president elect trump about how his presidency will be different or much the same this time. what do you think? can we expect a different approach? yes and no. how's that? how's that for a definitive answer that covers all bases? but really, on the one hand, we know about this president. he's been there, done that. and we're going to see an administration of chaos and drama. that's the way he works. and as a matter of fact, he did it well enough to be back there again. on the other hand, you're going to see a president who this time is much better informed. remember this thing you probably heard about it, project 2025, a 922 page playbook as to how the administration should move forward. it was written largely by 140 former trump members, trump cabinet members. so. so

you could expect a playbook of sorts to really guide this administration and perhaps reduce some of that anxiety that some people around him had the first time around. how about california? are there any indications of how we might be impacted by a trump administration? it seems that gavin newsom, governor newsom, came out saying he's going to protect us. newsom's there and he's gathering the legislature. and the whole idea is to try to come up with legislation that will somehow be a buffer of sorts. but i'm not so sure that much of that is going to work. the federal government is pretty powerful, especially comes as national state confrontation. so here's a little laundry list of sorts as to the kinds of things that we're going to be affected by in some cases more than other states. immigration. we can start with that. okay. california is a sanctuary state. only ten states are like that. you can see the administration saying, crack on, stop that. otherwise you're going to get no federal aid dealing with that kind of thing. transportation.

think about high speed rail in california, bart. both of these need lots of federal assistance to complete their projects. public education. the trump administration has said, you know what? if you fool around with transgender stuff in the schools, we're going to withhold legislation a federal financial assistance from you. climate change. okay, think about the forest where former president trump, now president trump elect, said, why don't you guys rake the leaves, then you're not going to have problems in your forest. he's been very critical of the state not having enough water to deal with that. so there could be withholding emergency legislation. when we have fires. social media, the telecommunications act, section 230, you may have heard of that. that's the one that really keeps social media from being attacked. sued really, for presenting things that some people think might be unfair or downright untrue. then there's reproductive freedom, a hot one, obviously. think of something you may have heard of this

called the comstock act of 1873. kira. that act said you cannot transport materials that in any way would affect a pregnancy. stop a pregnancy, then the environment. of course, you kind of wonder about this one because trump has been very, very iffy about things like electric cars. remember those big rebates we get? the question is will they continue? elon musk may rule. you know, he may have something to say about that. but still that's a big one. think of all of these areas where the federal government has a say. they they've been kind to us. if you will, with the biden administration. that doesn't mean the trump administration is going to be the same way. well, that was a long list, if i do say so myself. so what's the likelihood of those policies being put into place? here's the big difference between the first administration and the second administration. the first time you had moderates in the senate, you had democrats controlling the house for a good deal of the

time. they were the guardrails, if you will. now you've got a different lay of the land, if you will. the senate is going to be overwhelmingly republican, 5354 plenty. the house looks to be republican. the president is a republican. this is a president's dream. the likelihood of guard rails will be very, very small. he is very likely to get much of what he wants done. the court seems to be in his corner, so we can expect four years of really the nation getting a good glimpse, feeling, if you will, what the trump administration says they're going to do and what they're going to try to do and what they may do. i'm sorry. we'll have to leave it there. larry, as always, thanks to you. 52 past the hour. up next, a quick look at the top stories we're following, including all eyes on the east

on the peninsula, where police are expected to resume their search any minute now. for a person who fell off a cliff in the middle of the night. pacifica police say around 1230 this morning, someone went down the cliff and into the water at mussel rock park. rescue crews went out to westline drive, as you see here near the park to search for that victim. but they called off the search around 2 a.m. they say they will resume it in this morning's daylight.

to the east bay. now, where it appears alameda county residents have voted to oust district attorney pamela price, 65% of ballots are in favor of recalling the district attorney, but alameda county elections officials tell nbc bay area there are still too many ballots to be counted before they can make the call. they tell us they will update the results tomorrow on veterans day. it's official running back christian mccaffrey will play today. he was activated off injured reserve cmc as you likely know, missed the first two months of the season with injuries to his calf and both achilles. the niners say he had a good week of practice and is ready to play the tampa bay buccaneers as they host the niners today, and cynthia has one last look at the forecast. sounds like it will be a nice day if the niners were playing here, but a nice day for everyone else. but still some good you know. watch party weather if you have people over

today we should see a mostly sunny day turning cloudy though as we go on into our veterans day count them right there. about four chances of rain as we go on into the middle of november. first one comes tomorrow. the next one second half of the week. so find your umbrellas and kira ordering rain boots. yes, i had my phone out during the commercial break. like one kid is five and a half now. one kid is all right. well, cynthia, thanks for the heads up and thanks to all of you for making us a part of your morning know, 5 or 6 p.m. news tonight. instead, it's football night in america right here on nbc bay area. the houston texans host the detroit lions on sunday night football. we'll have a special edition newscast right after that. and then we're back again at 11 p.m. until then, you can stay up to date on nbcbayarea.com or on our app. until then, we hope you have a great sunday. enjoy your veterans day tomorrow and we'd love to see you right back here next weekend. thanks to