the body found at the lincoln park golf course in san francisc a baby. police are desperately trying to find the infan's mother because they're not concerned about her health. >>> no release in sight so far. november has been warm and dry and it looks like it will stay that way for a while. this is a live look at our net work of traffic cameras across the bay area. today is pretty warm. it literally feels like summer. we do need rain with all the dry fire conditions. you've been talking about it. maybe we won't see rain until the end of november? >> there will be some changes possibly in the next few days. we don't see any rain in the forecast so since october 1st. so far, only trace amounts. it ise p to three and a half in behind. so another way it has been 176 days since we've seen a half inch of rain or more. so we are getting into the desperately needed category to get rainfall season going. the big problem for us has been this big area of high pressure. this deflects storm activity. it sends everything well off to the north. but i do think this coul

tyler is in san francisc sitting down with the founder o of a company that wants to get prisoners outand into silicon valley. >>> welcome back here is your cnbc news update. an advice columnist who has accused president trump of raping her in a new york city department store dressing room in the 1990s has sued him saying he defamed her calling her a liar whom he never met she's a long time advice columnist for elle magazine. >>> the cdc is warn about a multistate sal moe nmonella out. it's a more severe strain than the typical ones eight people were hospitalized and one death has been reported. they have not identified the supplier of the tainted beef yet. >>> a funeral was held today in detroit for long time michigan congressman john conyers who died last week at the age of 90. hundreds of mourners attended the service including former president bill clinton >> i remember, i think john conyers the first person that ever quoted frederick douglass to me and saying power conceives nothing without a demand never did and never will he understood that >>> thank you very much. take a look a

thing to do to remember and pay tribute to a man who was a leader and protecting the rights of san francisc franciscans and fighting for the rights of those in our community. >> i am rebecca young from the public defender's office. i want to read a statement from a former manager of the misdemeanor unit. by the time jeff died he mentored two generations of public defenders and transformed them into proud fighters for social and racial justice. though ungulfed by the demands of his work, he made time for those below him. he was trained in the struggle for social justice. his detractors said that he was a force. he was at times deeply unpopular for his beliefs. some want to sully his legacy, but no one can diminish or eradicate his accomplishments. before he died he created a nation-wide movement for passion and advocacy that changed not only the public's perception of public defenders but changed how they were perceived themselves. so committed was he to the fight for justice that in his spare time he produced documentaries. it is only fitting that a portion of the street be named after him

race for san francisc the lead. alyssa harrington is joining us with an update to the count. >> reporter: good morning i'm live outside city hall where later this morning election workers will continue to count ballots. there are still 70,000 votes they need to tally and anything could happen. >> i don't know where it will land and it could be this weekend or next week before there is any conclusion to this. >> reporter: elections officials process ballots from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. an update should come in at 4:00 this afternoon. this has been an extremely tight race in san francisco since the polls closed tuesday. chesa boudin a public defender got the most first but the public vote put you. >> yes . sue. >> loftus on top. it is too close to call because tens of thousands of mail-in and provisional ballots to count still. both candidates remain optimistic. >> we're humbled so many san franciscans, the most san franciscans but us as the first choice vote in the race and speaks to the real desire for a different approac

dozens filled then san francisc to remember videographer lorne morrison who passed away in august.re's abc 7 news anchor eric thomas. >> we want to spend a few minutes just reflecting and remembering our beloved colleague. >> reporter: the turnout was impressive, whether you were in the midst of it or gazing down from a heavenly paradise. lorne morrison was a fixture in the photography department at abc 7 for 38 years until cancer took his wisdom, wit and integritity from us. some of the people who knew and loved him best got together to swap stories and memories, remember dr. dean adele. >> lorne would be so happy to see how well, he was appreciated and understood. >> reporter: the list of people who came to speak about their respect for lorne was equally impressive. >> there were so many people i think that are better off having known lorne and i consider myself at the top of the list. >> there was never an occasion when the coverage you know would be other than honest and >> reporans can't stand honest heard from the pple who knew him best. >> dad would just want us to know that

a little cool 54 that will be below the average in the san francisc 60 in oakland, about 59 degrees in the rmer places in livermore 63 degrees in san jose. at about 62 degrees in redwood city over 10 a 10 and we are going to ur see more clouds on the way the next couple daysthat will help to keep the temperatures down tre's one cold front hat wants to slide through on friday kind of clipping far northern califora bringing them a chance of some owers return to sunshine and nice weather. both satuay and sunday next week there's a slight chance. a couple raindrops on tuesday. but i think the pattergets much more progressive and looks more towd the rain as we headtoward t latter part of next week hope so yeah they can write us and thank you for being with us and i have a great night, everybody. i'm natalie morales. and i'm craig melvin. and this is dateline on mynetworktv. he was so alive. to hear that ns and realizing that it's amber, how could that be? her life was just beginning. natalie morales: amber made friends f life. there was just no trying with our fendship. it just was. natalie

we're talking about bart has expanded its elevator attend a program to 2 new stations in downtown san francisct's takes a look. bart passengers will now find elevator around the clock. >>at the embarcader montgomery street stations in san francisco. >>this means that someone is in the elevatorevery night of the day that this stati is open. somebody was in there providing a welcoming presence makig sure that there is no bad behavior inthe elevator. that's particularly important to people. i have no choice but to use the elvator, someone for instance in a wheelchair. >>the thing that we hathese attendance in e air because even for safety issues. it's a good thing. >>another the big here at the montgomery bart's first-ever platrm , his passengers with specl needs w like should make a roux to ke the elevator directly down to the platform level witht having to first navigate through rush hou commuters to buy like i said it will save time anit's morconvenience mission would be no th have bility problems sometimes. >>move a littlslowerhan other people fire officials say the elevator to the program is

we're following this morning constructionn a controversial homeless shelter in san francisc we'l continue>a judge ruled against an and barca daryl neighborhood group which has beenrying stop the project on pot property kron four's dan thorn has the latest. navigation center along san francisco's warfront may be complete by the end of year. the embarcadero site has been a center of ctroversy and legal btlesut a california superior judge ruled monday. the wor can continue. >>while we're disappointed in the it you knw the judge ruled against us and state lands commission and against as prior ruling the asa tourney peter prowess is referng to is safe in barca darylfor all a group made up of neighboring binesses and residents. he's representing d shelter from to stop the 200 being built. the group says the navigation center is bad for the community bad foraxpayers anultimately bad for san francisco. prowse argues city government is being allowed to proceed with the shelter without getting aroval from the state's land commission, sething he says is required by law. meanwhile city attorns dennis

and so the map before you is a o expand the pdas in san francisce before the board of supervisorst couple months. for their consideration. it shows expansion of pdas to ie significant parts of all supervs including the three or four thad today include pdas in district t one, district four that includel the major transit corridors in . but again, these boundaries ares and where we might adopt plan oa signal that these areas generaly are places that we are going tog ongoing conversations about houn tap into resources to support tg conversations and ultimately hod transportation investment. the priority conservation areasa lot of priority conservation arn francisco. we are not napa. we don't have large slots of und but we have regionally significs we ought to recognize and need . there's a number of areas partir shoreline both the bay and oceae city is looking to invest and in space and at a significant leveg the central waterfront, india be merced, golden gate park is goin ongoing investment as we build . golden gate park is the open sp, as well as planning opportunitie connections in parts

everyone down too so get out there really you know the drl where a 10 to 15 minutes to make it into san francisc got a couple of minor accidents, nothing working right now so it's ry quiet. but also very slow. we're heading over to the don martin because we do have a crash working justest of mid span. that's the commute direction, west 84 west of mid span, couple lane till blocked there so pretty heavy making it to the peninsula. minutes for ng you up to 17 8.80 over to menlo park will check more slowdowns in a bit ba to you james all right, thank you very much. >>robin back to our big story this morning and that is the storm while look at this a lot of rain got dued on the bay area overnight flooded reets. no big surprise here. this was video from across for viewer in san fncisco showing us what the scene was like along 18th and fulsome the mission district and you can seehe deep water below and in a second you're going to see a car drive throu got inside the store james. >>ok so clearly we had some leavs block and storm drains and the train it was pretty bad there. you know when 's all over th

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will see hazy skies, for the most part clear conditions, 68 san jose, 68 livermore, 70 degrees concord, 70 degrees santa rosa and servian francisctalk about that big game tonight, the forecast, i know, for the sunday night football on nbc bay area, packers versus the niners, look at those temperatures, perfect football weather. the 50s. good nice for football. >> and then those seats in the sun won't get too hot as well. >> exactly. >>> speaking of, we begin with the big night at levi stadium, two of the best teams in the nfl, the niners take on the green bay packers on sunday night football. you can watch the game right here on nbc bay area like vianey just said. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live at levi stadium as we countdown to kickoff. pete, a couple weeks ago before the niners played the seahawks in monday night football we said that was the biggest game for the team, but now tonight's game may be the biggest niners game in levi stadium history, right? >> reporter: yeah, i would say so as a 49ers fan i would agree with you. good morning to you. this is definitely the biggest game in 49ers history as far as levi sta