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she's responding tonight after what is shaping up to be a landslide recall defeat. our mandate is to show how government must deliver on its promises. >> and taking a victory lap. what they said in the first major address to the city since the big win. >> i looked out the window about 10:30 and the flames were 100 feet away. >> stories of survival with just minutes to spare. how people narrowly escaped an inferno that has destroyed dozens of homes. and why those who live in california may pay more at the pumps. hello, i'm sara donchey. this election week has felt like a year for a lot of people. votes are still being counted in the bay area and across the country. it feels like it's dragging on and on. but tonight, we have a concession from the mayor of oakland to kick her out of

office. though it isn't a concession exactly. mayor sheng thao released a statement thanking oaklanders choosing her as mayor, saying it was her goal to make oakland safer, cleaner, more vibrant. she also wrote, "i'm proud of what we have accomplished together." what she did not say, she did not acknowledge the recall results, but did mention for a smooth transition. over 63% are supporting the recalled mayor sheng thao. >> i solemnly swear thatly support. thao is being ousted. and when the recall is certified next month, nikki will take over as intro mayor until a special election next year. according to the latest voting numbers. it looks like pamela price is also on her way

out. 65% of voters have opted to recall her. the board of supervisors have to appoint a position for next year. and the associated press says simon has won the district 12 u.s. house race to replace barbara lee. lee passed simon a baton on the night of the primary. across the bay in san francisco, a year's long battle overturning oceanside highway into a beach side park more than 54% of voters support closing the upper great highway. it all started in 2020 when the city closed a stretch of the highway temporarily to give more sense. but the issue divided people into two kind of camps with a lot of people who live around the beach saying it

diverted the congestion into the neighborhoods. creating paradise in a paradise city. >> i'm proud of in this side. there is always people here on the weekends. >> we won't be able to get to our work on time. >> it is just going to be madness. >> a closer look at what could happen if the results hold and what a permanent closure would mean for the city. >> reporter: well, the race for prop k has yet to be called. the count is swaying in its favor. 54% of ballots counted so far have approved the measure that would reimagine the area around ocean beach. that has supporters excited,

like lucas lux. >> 1117,000 san francisco votes have yet to be counted. with each additional count, the growing is being done being counted. we'll exa place for people to reckuate. >> reporter: if passed, prop k would permanently close the upper great highway to cars and turn the area into a park. >> and one, we get to preserve our coast for future generations. that alone is something we should be proud of. the second thing til, so people pushing wheelchair, riding a bike. >> reporter: not everyone is excited for the possible passage of prop k. 46% of voters have voted against it including albert chow who has been a vocal opponent of the measure throughout the campaign. >> to cut off a vital in this

community. it will be bad for us going forward. >> reporter: albert worries it could bring more traffic to the neighborhoods. people who live near the great highway oppose prop k. it's those in the farther away neighborhoods that he says voted for it. >> and it is just like me voting what to do in mclaren park. passenger i might just check the box, so i don't have to think about it. whereas the people might think quite differently. >> reporter: but supporters like lucas believe the area around great highway isn't like any other park. >> the coast doesn't belong to a select few, but all of san francisco. >> reporter: lucas says people

can expect changes quickly. everything from play structures, benches, art installments, going up where the cars used to be. >> after incumbent mayor, london breed, acknowledged the race. >> what i have learned over the last 13 months, so many people love this city. it's time for us to start making people feel like the city loves them back. >> reporter: for daniel lurie, this is a day to love himself a little bit like these congratulatory dumpling. and

snapping photos with well wishers, bumping into old friends like the president of the san francisco giants. >> i've known daniel for more than most of his life. going back three decades. he's a great listener, he really knows the city, and he cares about the city. >> reporter: turning around this city will not happen overnight. we have extremely difficult challenges ahead. >> reporter: mixed in is the acknowledge. that what lurie has won is responsibility for the city's challenges, many of which have vexed mayors for decades. >> our mandate, our mandate is to show how government must deliver on its promises, clean and safe streets for all. tackling our drug and behavioral health crisis. shaping up and the correct

housing, so our neighbors can afford to live here. supporting our small businesses, and breathing life back into downtown. >> reporter: when asked repeatedly to address national politics, lurie steered away from ideology. >> listen, i have serious disagreements with president donald trump, but i'll never let those disagreements from attesting the problems facing san francisco. next. >> reporter: in the very same park where he held one of his first campaign events, lurie hoisted the title of mayor elect, promising to lift the city of san francisco as well. >> this city will rise again. thank you all for being here today. we already shell out a whole lot at the gas pump. why californians could soon be paying even more. the devastate from the mountain fire in socal

almost speaks for itself. wu tonight, we hear from the people who had minutes to grab anything and get out. we had nice weather to finish off the workweek. temperatures running a few degrees above average with a mix of 60s and 70s. more cloud cover this weekend, and tracking a chance for rain for your veterans holiday. details coming up in your first alert weather. we ask mattson if that is suppose to help

reduce emissions, but critics are concerned it could raise gas prices. the average price is well over $4.50, almost everywhere as you can see in this graphic. madison keavy has more. >> reporter: the second highest in the country only behind hawaii. our gas taxes, the highest. >> it is a little bit painful to the pocket. >> cutting into our budget, we work. sometimes we go buy lunch. basically take our lunch money too. >> reporter: the california air resource board spent 12 hours friday, discussing proposed changes to the state's low carbon fuel standard. shortened to lcfs. >> reporter: the climate program that could increase prices at the pump by as much as 65 cents a gallon. >> i'm real concerned, but i'm heartened that congress put something in the proposal

to allow them to reevaluate. a subject, along with gas price increases, addressed in this marathon meeting. >> i think this is a part of the transparency and clarity for the public, that we monitor the changes and gas prices. >> this program, the one we're voting on today, the one that existed for 13 years, the average is eight to ten cents. that's it. >> reporter: board members say oil companies are to blame for gas prices, not the lcfs. but last year, they projected the changes would include 47 cents. >> i hope something happens to make it more affordable. but i'm pessimistic about it. all right, a better look at

the air from the devastation left behind by the mountain fire in socal. take a look at all of that. the flames raced up the hillsides of ventura county, leveling 130 homes, damaging about 90 others. that's just since wednesday. danya bacchus has the story of people who had minutes to take what they could go and run. >> we watched it burn on tv. it's like a war zone. >> reporter: the flames took out structures as of monday morning. >> i understand when people said i only had the clothes on my back. that's the last thing you're thinking of when you're running around, trying to collect valuables, memories, that kind of thing. >> i looked out the window at 10:30 and the flames were 100 feet away. >> reporter: some reliving the terror as they felt the flames approach. >> we didn't get any kinds of warnings. right away, we had to

evacuate. i lost everything. every single piece of document, everything. my hundred, everything. >> reporter: in the process of determining how many homes and buildings were impacted. some 3,500 structures are still at risk. almost 2,500 firefighters are battling the blaze from the air and ground. crews are hoping to get the upper hand today now that the santa ana winds have died down. >> we have miles and miles of lines to put in and areas to cool down to make it safe, so the fire stays small. we also want to get people back home. >> reporter: california's governor has declared a state of emergency as hundreds of families worry and wonder about their next steps after losing everything. >> that is so hard to watch. we were talking about how we could relate to that. but we have to count our blessings here. >> the immediate bay area, we had a pretty tame fire season

to this point. it's not technically over with some showers on monday should help put a lid open b that too. how things are going to evolve throughout the weekend. we'll see more clouds. back to back storm systems are going to be heading in our direction. and so it will send some clouds in the sky over the bay area, but no moisture. the second one has a better chance of sending more showers into the bay area on monday. we'll start the clock at 5:00 p.m. on sunday. an increase in cloud cover through much of the day. but just a little blibs. and the main event begins to move into the north baby late morning and monday. keep in mind, this is one version. and as we head through the weekend, could speed up, slow down, increase or decrease in intensity. this is the best estimate for now. showing a band of rain moving

quickly across the bay area. moderate downpour, no threat of any kind of flooding risk when the ground is so dry. but we are going to have likely an that rain moving out. a quarter inch and a widespread basis around that .10 mark and the rain shadowed marks close to or in excess of .33 in the santa cruz mountains and the favorite spots in the north baby the time all is said and done on monday evening. we're not done with the rain chances. they're not as significant. by thursday and friday, it looks like some light off and on rain showers. keeps us in an unsettled pattern for the next couple of weeks, leading up to thanksgiving. temperatures right now, dropping off. down to 42 degrees in santa rosa. otherwise still hovering in the low to mid-50s. those numbers in the north bay valleys will drop down into the upper 30s by

early tomorrow morning. then we warm back up. the north bay will climb into the upper 60s, which is exactly normal for the month of november. other inland spots will still be two, three degrees above average. mostly in the 70s. a few spots down the peninsula getting to or around 70 degrees. only a degree or two above 60 right along the coast. the breeze will be back and that will keep things cool. temperatures in the north bay valleys, also making it up into the low 70s by tomorrow afternoon. and then cooler weather to accompany that good chance for rain on monday. light showers return by thursday and friday of this week. temperatures are running pretty close to normal even though the damp weather pattern returns next week. around the bay, just consistently running into the 60s for the next few days and along the coast. the coolest days, monday with a chance for rain and rain on

friday. coolest days only in the upper 50s for highs in coastal communities. we'll keep you updated with the first chance for rain on veterans day and throughout the weekend. >> a long weekend for some? >> yes, but not us. we'll be here. >> we'll keep you updated. maybe not for some of you. all right, the athletics have officially dropped oakland from their name as they get ready for their temporary move. i know a lot of us will not be happy about that one ashton porter explains. and next transition guidelines, officially stiparing oakland from the team's brand forever. >> this athletics is kind of messed up. >> reporter: they'll be called only the athletics or a's with box score letters of ath. the team taking no claim for the city they'll call three years.

>> i would love sacramento a's gear just pause they will be in sack for the next couple of years, hopefully forever. >> i'm not an a's fan, but if they will be here, they should take on some kind of sacramento. >> they're on their way to vegas. they are just using us. >> reporter: while some die hard sports fans feel the a's are one foot in, one foot out, others don't mind the a's having no local affiliation. >> i don't feel it's a diss. >> reporter: a new team that won't sport sacramento. and that's not stopping local businesses from pitching their own sacramento a's swag like here at sac yard. >> we run out of certain sizes. >> reporter: t-shirts with the welcome to the green and gold. in a city where business booms on the night the sacramento

kings are playing. >> it will be an amazing experience. i can imagine that will give us a big push. >> reporter: cashing in on the new temporary hometown team. just don't call them the sacramento a's. a town that has john fisher as their owner is upset at john fisher and his team? i'm shocked. and liars beware. as long as the airport ride was okay. and see

all right, it's no secret golfers are very intense about what they use. like this guy right here who tried and failed to get his ball past tee. >> oh boy. obviously not happy with that one. >> okay. sometimes golfers will throw their clubs into the nearby body of water to take out their frustrations. >> do you mind if i play through? >> sure, go right ahead. >> a lot has changed in the world of golf equipment since the days of caddy shack. >> no, no, no, let me carry these. they're my grandfather's. they're pretty old. >> look at this stupid thing. >> since happy gilmore came out in 1996. check this out. it had is a lot older than your grandfather's golf clubs collection that is gathering

dust in the attic. >> that's kind of old. >> yeah. experts think people were playing golf 500 yearsing a and this is the oldest. >> six or whatever. >> back 500 years ago, i guess not. >> according to golden age, it dates back to the 1500s. when it goes up for auction, it could fetch over a price of a million bucks. matt, how do you think your golf game would be if you took this out to the game? >> there is room for error. it would be like me pitching the shot. i competed as if i were playing with one of those. >> you would do okay. i just like how small it was. >> yeah, i know. >> 1,500 smaller people. speaking about very large man, the golden state warriors, a lot can change in two days. wednesday, the warriors made a statement to the rest of the nba with their win in boston. but friday night in cleveland,

golden state brought down by the undefeated cavaliers. kenny atkinson got them off to a hot 9-0 start. from the tip, cleveland jumped all over the dubs. but gives the cavs a 20-2 weed. jerome hits the corner three. cleveland made 14 from deep in the first half. and knocks away from buddy. and cavs lead 83-42 at the half. they shot 65%. late third quarter, jared allen gets fouled by mooney. and still able to make the circus shot. you get it. cavs go on to win and go 10-0. but it wasn't enough. their five-game winning streak is snapped. they suffer their second loss of the year. it's official. christian mccaffrey will make his season

debut on sunday against the bucs after missing the first eight games of the season with an achilles injury, just as he closes one last good thing. >> surely you can't be source? >> i am serious. >> and unless mccaffrey eats bad food on the plane, avoid the packaged stuff, cmc. he will make his debut in tampa on sunday. besides brandon, he has george kittle in a good mood. >> yesterday in the huddle, it's mccaffrey, juice, jauan jennings, myself. >> and it will be fun to watch on sunday. justin wilcox and cal

visiting lake forest. the hears tried to follow similar toll picked up. cal forced four turnovers in the game. that one is good. 12-point lead. mendoza with 285. and bears clinging to a three-point lead. no longer thomas puts the game away with an 11-yard t.d. run. and their first ever acc victory, and they improve their record. and clay clay will make his return on tuesday night. known to take his boat to games, so fans will be given captain hats to honor captain clay. it will be an emotional return for him. all the fans who loved him. he

offered around 39% a year ago. and we know how great that golden state is doing. and one, it is probably going to be a little -- i wish we hadn't left. i don't think that there will be. >> there is bad blood in the end. >> i want one of the captain hats. good for halloween. >> all right, on an app these days, you can deliver food, hail a

you can order food on rideshare. >> how are we doing? i'm here for the uber shower. >> what's that? >> we just locked up the 15-minute uber shower. >> huh. uber showers don't exist, but turns out these guys in towels and straight shows. >> the first thing i noticed was a black tesla filming up the driver's side window. >> you harass people and make people uncomfortable and it's not funny. >> oh. in this case, neighbors called the cops. but the driver

and the half naked shower guy has made it clean, a clean getaway. sob in this cases want the guy to show up. if they come back, they could face charges when officers added their appear that does not expand up and down pow sure. >> out better hope nevada is a stand your ground state. >> yeah, that would not be good. apparently uber showers are not a thing. do not try to book one. >> no. >> or do. >> not that you would have. we trust our audience. >> i don't know. >> i don't know. yeah. even it be somebody invents it, i'm not participating. thank you for watching. the late show with stephen colbert is next.