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it felt like we are making a lot of decisions, there was a lot of information to go through. >> he hasn't handed in his ballot just yet. he doesn't want to drop it at any ballot box, he wants to take it directly to city hall. >> it feels like that's where we want to take it, weird stuff has been going on, so that's where were going to go. >> he felt safe at the library. he's grateful to participate in the electoral process, now he's going to sit back and wait and see what happens next. >> there will be a lot of

action next week, i'm glad we did it, i hope everything will be okay. >> if people are concerned about the status of their ballot, they can use the where's my ballot feature to keep track of it themselves. >> some of the races as tight as it is, we want to go to a community as equally divided as the country. >> in 2020, president biden one their vote by 14 votes in a county of 19,000 people. once upon a time, it was heavily republican. what happened? >> wilson walker went to find out. >> we are in the happy boulders canyon, one of the more popular climbing areas in the immediate bishop area. >> reporter: casey is keeping an eye on the throngs of weekend visitors that have

descended on one of the most popular climbing spots. >> if you are coming from a climbing gym, this is a good first stepping-stone, all you really need is some shoes. >> reporter: is the region's reputation has climbed, so now the numbers of people making this home. >> i love the eastern sierra, i fell in love with it, it's incredibly beautiful. any activity you are into, skiing, snowboarding, rockclimbing, whatever, flyfishing, it's all here, minutes from your doorstep. >> a lot of new people are coming in, this is paradise, why wouldn't you want to live in paradise? >> a century ago, this area was nothing but ranchers. >> it was definitely republican, my grandparents

here. >> in a few short years, the county has shifted in her direction. >> now we have coffee shops, the climbers all hang out, you can definitely see, it's changing. >> i've lost 12 members of my church, i am an elder, we've had 12 members leave out of state, i'm fighting for california. >> reporter: this change feels like a kind of vision. macintosh is a member of the free eastside group. as you might tell, i trump organizer. >> there is a host of people from the bay area, all from the liberal side, they are immigrants, they are liberal. >> on one hand, inyo county is seeing a california trend, changing lifestyles are altering demographics. >> some people who live far

from the workplace could go remotely here and drive prices up. house prices are up since covid. >> independence, another picturesque community where plenty of people would like to live. >> there is very little property available. >> los angeles water department moves through this area. costs are rising, but that is not enough to surmount the lure of the eastern slope. >> a host has moved in, they've changed the political atmosphere of bishop. >> reporter: a county that was predominantly ranchers anged, outdoor enthusiasts, people working from home, suddenly the numbers shift. in a county with fairly 11,000 registered voters, it didn't take long for the numbers to shift

enough. >> i want you to see the sign on the car wash. this is trump country, there are people that are liberal, most people don't talk about their politics, but we decided it's time to speak up. >> reporter: for macintosh and many others, the change has inspired them to push back. >> you need a bumper sticker. >> she was organizing i trump rally through bishop. >> were you surprised when biden won the county? >> yeah, i was. >> reporter: the retired sheep ranchers says policies have changed in another way, the new 50-50 split has sharpened the lines. >> i don't know why people do what they do. you vote republican or you vote

democrat, right? >> i have a lot of signs, i had them out, a lot of times people are afraid to put them in front of her house. >> reporter: the divide has generated some tension. >> i think it went on all over the state with algorithms. if california had paper ballots. >> how are you doing? >> daniel sexton is the new registrar of voters, this is her first time presiding over a presidential contest, she is well aware that some without evidence have questioned previous election results. >> we do the process for the public, and the public needs to trust it. >> her message for anyone who might have concerns about the impending bow? >> all of our ballots, opening the envelopes and giving them tallied and locked into storage is done by the public. >> that's the part that is

hard and frustrating, this concern that everything is illegitimate and a lie, well, that was your neighbor. that's the big, serious, some hard things that are happening, i think. >> reporter: while there are real divisions and tensions, there's a fact of life everyone here recognizes. >> we are a small community, everybody loves everybody. >> we butt heads with each other, but there are good people on both sides. >> reporter: the other side is never really that far away, in fact, they are often right next door. >> a big city, you aren't necessarily yelling in someone's face who lives down the street from you, but here, that absolutely happens. i think there is a lot more care about behavior. we all live here together and try to make things work. that split line is good, it keeps us together.

>> something inyo county has in common, it may take a while to count all the votes, with the ballots dropped off on election day, they think it will take a week and a half, up to two weeks to count all the votes. inyo county, like the rest of the country, may have to wait a while before we find our final results. >> be sure to stay with us for up-to-the-minute results on election night and beyond, on all the national state and local races, on kpix and streaming on the cbs news app. >> you can also dive deeper on our website, kpix.com, and streaming on the cbs news app. still to come, we continue our celebration of native american heritage month in the east bay, where local artists get a chance to show off their work, while preserving culture. >> after years of complaints about deafening road noise, the south bay community finally

getting relief. looking at the forecast, the middle of the week, this is what the wind will be doing off the coast, and what it will do over the peninsula, the northbay mountains, these are offshore winds, coming back stronger on wednesday than what we had today. i will talk about what that may potentially mean

[ music ] welcome back. after decades of relentless freeway noise, the gardener neighborhood is finally seeing some action. snoopy will on williams street have lived with the roar since the 1960s. an oversight left those in that neighborhood with out the sound walls they were supposed to have. with the city and caltrans having ownership of that stretch along the highway, it was easy for them to pass the buck, leading to years of inaction. last week, the city finally approved 10 foot sound walls. a community leader said it was way overdue for this historically marginalized community. >> this is what we do two marginalized communities, we continue to marginalize them, unless they are people like this community, who are willing

to consistently stand up and not be exhausted by standing up, we do it. >> the sound walls will cost $12 million and should be done by 2026. neighbors credit the state senator for pushing to secure the funding. >> a beautiful day out there. are we still worried about this offshore wind? we are talking about fire danger. >> it's going to be a close call, it could be strong enough to talk about fire weather here. they've put out red flag warnings for parts of southern california, for santa ana wind on wednesday. it looks like it's going to be stronger for them. it's close. first of all, we had offshore winds today, there was a lot going on off the coast and in the bay today, hopefully we were blissfully unaware, there's a scheme of advisories and warnings that were in place.

this is a gale warning for us consistently at 30 miles per hour or higher off the water. that's dangerous enough. this is the small craft advisory, and we've already had significant issues, particularly off bodega from earlier today. that advisory continues into the bay, expiring tomorrow morning, as does the wind advisory. you start to work your way out to solano county, the only place out here included in the advisory. fairfield had a 35 mph gusts, that's all going to expire tomorrow. let's look ahead now, we've got some good news in terms of the next couple days. as we look ahead to tomorrow, we are quiet, we don't have sick of significant weather issues for monday. you will be in the middle to upper 40s for the morning low, not bad at all. when we look at daytime highs, those numbers will also climb, you will be sitting back at the mid-70s.

looking ahead, it's the wind that starts to stand out, it's good to take a comparison, these are the strong northwestern winds along the coast. i will transition this with one button, and take a look at the offshore winds on wednesday. notice it will be stronger. look at the flow, you can see down the peninsula and down the santa cruz mountains. that's clearly offshore wind there. that looks dramatic , to put that in front and center, the bigger concern is from the offshore wind and northbay mountains, you can tell the direction is hopefully still the same. here is a comparison, we will lose the wind, look at the relative humidity over the weekend, mid-40s, we like them. relative humidity by wednesday, that's much lower. this is borderline for us. we put half an inch of rain over the landscape over the course of the weekend, with the system

that came through and dropped some rain. that helped, it didn't and fire season completely, we need a couple more like that, at least another good one like that to really kind of help us. wednesday will be the day to watch, no significant issues with the weather, no rain coming our way. there is a cooldown over the weekend. another one will come in, let's keep our fingers crossed. it looks like it will bring some light rain in the weekend and early next week. we will have more on that, in the meantime, all eyes on wednesday. coming up, millions are taking videos and pictures of themselves on the bouncy walkway, so why are they getting rid of it? details after the break. straight ahead on game day, the latest from steph curry. the 49ers were off, we got a bunch of former 49ers at levi

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culture took place in chinatown. school-age models wore traditional clothing dating back over 4000 years. they showcase what daily attire looks like in ancient china. the organizers says they hope the event is young people to connect with their cultural roots. [ music ] >> over in oakland, the intertribal friendship house hosted a craft fair, showcasing designs and jewelry. the organization helps them stay connected to heritage and traditions. after the break, we bid farewell to a unique feature, why

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if you have flown through terminal three at any time in the last 30 years, you've probably experienced the airports uniquely bumpy moving walkway. >> if you ever haven't experienced it and i want to, you better hurry, as chris shows us, time is running out. >> it's not every day you see flyers with pep in their step, bouncing through an airport. >> it's soft.

>> unless you are in terminal three. for decades now, the race to the gate comes with a bit of a springboard. >> it is walking on a cloud. >> i know it seems silly that people are excited about a moving walkway, but this one is different, there is a spring in your step, a bounce when you move, you feel lighter, walking on a rubber band. >> reporter: a 400 foot rubber band me from recycled tires and the sitting on rubber rollers. three moving walkways have gone viral. jennifer garner showed off her ballet moves. if you want a ride, hop to it. on tuesday, these moving rubber bands come to a halt as part of the terminal renovation.

>> i did not believe i would get calls on social media to save them. >> reporter: doug is a fan, but finding the parts makes it harder every year. fixing it can take weeks or months. >> it's focusing on offering a reliable, consistent airport. >> reporter: moving walkway started to take off in the late 1950s. census goes airport added one. by the time terminal three opened in 1979, they were as common as these ticket counters and lines of passengers. >> are you going to miss it? >> yes. >> reporter: when the work is done in 2027, they will add 225,000 225,000 ft.÷ and boast energy efficient, but not bouncy moving walkways. jump on

one last time before this rubber meets the road to retirement. >> as you heard, the walkways will be removed,

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first game day of the month, november 3. a lot to unpack over the next half hour here and the 49ers didn't even play. so sit back, we'll do the heavy lifting. we've got steph curry news, baseball gold gloves to tell you about. the giants fans, boy, you'll want to hear this. but what to make of this nfc west division, huh? hardly any separation. seahawks and rams did not help today, but