as the 1st passenger train arrives in san falling, the cranium cities liberation from russian occupation. find to the danger is not over. brush and strikes have left millions of ukrainians without electricity and heating as winter sets in line to our correspondent in queue. and in sports fever as president lashes out at critics of the upcoming world cup and caught our accusing the west of hypocrisy. ah a mariner evans dean, welcome negotiators at the u. n's. com. 27 climate summit in egypt have reached a draft deal on a loss and damaged fund for vulnerable nations after days of gridlock. the proposal would see countries agree to set up a fund to come unsafe. those nations bearing the brunt of climate change calls for such a fund have dominated the last 2 weeks of talks. but the proposal still needs to be voted on by delegates. and it posts hones the key decision of which countries would pay into the new funds until next year's un climate summit or for more or we can speak now to the w correspondence. and baker, who is covering the un climate summit in shemelle check. hello to you, sam. s

it harder for doctors to provide care at those hospitals that are still standing here in has san their falls to work by flashlight as they try to save a teenager whose hand was blown off in a russian strike without power for the elevator. he has to be carried up 6 flights of stairs on a stretcher to reach an operating room lit with only emergency lights global with, with it's hard without an elevator, hard without light to get the child to the 6th floor. no water, no heating. working in the dim light doctors amputate the teenage is left on his mother waits nearby, inconsolable he give us, they shoot at civilians at children. we didn't call them hair and didn't kill any of their children. so why are they killing oz? but with russian attacks continuing and winter beginning to bite hassan residents, the facing shortages of water, food, and other essentials, many a, making a difficult choice. and joining the government's voluntary evacuation effort boarding buses to seek safety further from the front lines. let's get across to des. nick connelly reporting from keith. nick a give us more details

san jose state falls to 6 and 3. >>> alabama, ole miss. lain kiffin was an offensive coordinator under nick saban at alabama. they were rivals today. bryce young, shimmy, and he finds brooks in the corner of the end zone, tied at 24. two bama field goals later, ole miss with a chance to miss it. the coverage broken up. alabama gets the win in oxford 30-24 the final tally. >>> all right, we teased it, look away if you didn't like it. that's nebraska's brown getting hit in a place where you do not want to get hit, folks. hurdling, looks cool when you pull it off, but think twice. that can happen. >>> all right, much more to come, including a historical week for steph curry, and odell beckham is last week i stepped in a bear trap. i should really get rid of it. but... i'll make do. just like i make do without home internet. besides, my phone gets the job done. sometimes. it's not that bad. it is that bad. don't settle. get xfinity home internet for just $24.99 a month for 2 years with no annual contract and a free streaming box. >>> chargers

even san francisco falling into a range of 40. so it is cold out there.ood news is later on today. temps at the coast will rise into the 50's in for a lot of our inland and bay shore areas. wheat will tap back into the 60's. this is going to feel a little bit nicer than yesterday. we're calm. we're clear and we are dry. so take it is a good reason to get outside. enjoy this dry stretch of weather because next week things will be getting wet all over again, reyna. all right. hey, don't look now because you won't be able to see them anyway. >> some potentially planet busting object. so lurking within the orbits of earth and venus, scientists have discovered 3 asteroids nearby that pose a threat of catastrophic extinction. john, this sounds like a movie. >> it that's scary. so what's what's going to happen here of are we going shoot rockets at a they're incredibly hard to see. that might be difficult because they're shielded by glare from the sun. one of the asteroid's almost is a mile wide. it's the largest object that poses a direct threat to earth that ha

it hard at the doctors to provide care at those hospitals that are still standing here in has san that falls to work by flashlight as they try to save a teenager whose hand was blown off in a russian strike without power for the elevator. he has to be carried up 6 flights of stairs on a stretcher, to reach an operating room lit with only emergency lights. glover with missy. it's hard without an elevator, hard without light to get the child to the 6th floor. no water, no heating. working in the dim light doctors amputate the teenage is left on his mother waits nearby, inconsolable he give us, they shoot at civilians at children. we didn't call them hair and didn't kill any of their children. so why are they killing ours? but with russian attacks continuing and winter beginning to bite hassan residence, the facing shortages of water, food, and other essentials, many a, making a difficult choice. and joining the government's voluntary evacuation effort. boarding bus is to seek safety further from the front lines. i 1st guess tonight is eula mendel. she served as the spokes person for ukraine pr

pressure rates, country ties, but the russian youth converse with just after midnight in san francisco, falling in the evening, and singapore and 11 am here in moscow this tuesday. welcome to the global news. drawing on harker. the head of the british national crime agency has expressed concerns weaponry. western countries are sending to ukraine could end up in the hands of terrorist u. k. authorities, as well as european and global policing organizations, are on the lookout for potential locked markets. as with any conflict, when weapons pour in, there is a risk blow back. at the end of the conflict, there are surplus weapons that get into the hands of criminals or terrorists, while tracking weapons sent ukraine a proving difficult task. the spy, previous assurances in washington, the u. s. alone has sent more than $20000000000.00 of lethal aid to kiev. since the start of the conflict and according to the secretary of defense, help will not stop there as washington um, its allies are committed to sending weapons to ukraine, quotes as fast as possible. we heard from former seattle is the curren

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, up to concord, on over towards martinez and some pretty hot, heavy pockets of rain fall from golden gate bridge, san pablo bay on up towards valais, how itself? so we've got a lot going on out there. very widespread heavy rainfall. that's that frontal boundary right there making its way through along with a lot of this energy snow in the sierra rain here in the bay area. not your best travel day. just do what you got to do today and be ready for layers. have that nice. cozy layer underneath the waterproof rain jacket that you're absolutely going need. futurecast shows are most widespread of rainfall right now. here's a little bit of good news. it doesn't last for ever. we are going to see pockets of heavy rain into the afternoon. but we start to see intensity dying down through the morning. just lighter showers to moderate showers by late morning. this is in the middle of your morning commute right here. still pockets of heavy rainfall, though. so i definitely don't want you to be surprised even if it does clear out for a little bit. and those pockets of heavy rain pushed through like at noontime to

san jose state falls 43-27. stanford cardinals at utah. cold night. the students don't care.rst. tenor mckee sneaking it in. utah scoring 14 straight. trying to make it 21 just before the half. jonathan mcgill, that's nifty. impressive interception in the end zone. stanford down 14-7 at the break. that's as close as they get. utah are rolling from there. dave young thomas, 36 yards. 42-7 at that point. two scores by himself. stanford had 107 yards of total offense. the cardinals fall 42-7. bears trying to snap a five-game losing streak. second quarter. 14-0. anthony gold returning. got a lane. there he goes. 55 yards to the house. 21-zip. organ state botches the handoff. that's a scoop and score. 21-7 at the half. they go on to lose. they've lost six straight games. wild game in eugene. oregon hosting washington. three minutes left. washington down seven. tiptoe down the sideline. 62 yards and in. we are tied at 34-30 far. for send one with 90 seconds to go. the back slips. washington takes over on the 35. 51 seconds to go. peyton henry from 43 yards out is good. 37-4. final

right now ominous looking clouds, temperatures mostly in the mid to upper 50s, 61 in san jose, where the rain is fallingt's only 49 degrees, chili. temperatures tonight dropping to the mid to upper 40s, with clouds and showers we aren't going to warm up a lot tomorrow with highs only reaching into the middle portion of the 50s across the entire bay area, not much change from spot to spot, our climates are only going to be cool, same thing for temperatures wednesday and thursday as we dry out back to 60 degrees by friday, high temperatures in the low to mid 60s for the second weekend in november, with a chance of showers headed our way sunday night into monday, something that we will focus more on once this active weather pattern moves away from the bay area. >> still ahead, dozens of firefighters needed in one bay area department, we will look at the efforts to help more women see if this is a career for them. you can watch us anytime, anywhere on our streaming service, and catch our live broadcast plus news and weather updates throughout the day, you can find vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire cr

hicks of the cougars the other way, 17 yards for the touchdown. 52, stanford 14, the cardinals fall 3-6. sanjose state playing in honor of number six, camden mike wright. gone far too soon, fourth quarter, spartans add to their lead, quarterback jeff cordero connects with elijah cook for the 35 yard score, san jose state winners again, 28-16, bowl eligible in the spartans at 6-2. game of the year on paper, georgia tennessee, winter most likely headed to the u.s. easy championship, quarterback stetson bennett connects in the back of the end zone with marcus rose, that is a name, georgia wins 27-13, they should be the number one team in the country next week. actual game of the year, in death valley, alabama, lsu, picking up in overtime, tigers quarterback jaden daniels keeps it, and they're t ing to get them, touchdown. cuts alabama's lead to one, and the guts from first-year head coach brian kelly. goes for 2 and it pays off, daniels to mason taylor, ball game, lsu knocks off alabama 32-31, the crimson tide playoff champion chances you would think are done. kelly's former employer, notre dam

plus, another san francisco business falling victim 2 burglaries. see the surveillance video here. >> these guys breaking and we hear from the owner tonight about the items stolen. his employees are reacting to the violation. >> and who says you have to have turkey for thanksgiving are swapping out the bird or fish. that's ahead on mom, we need to talk to you about yiorgos. don't you think it's a little odd he showed up in your life right when you became a gigillionaire?! he's a gig-digger, mom! he's using you for your at&t fiber. now that it has hyper-gig speeds. he spends half day shirtless, playing vr games. kids. why do you think i became a gigillionaire in the first place? yes, i am yiorgos. we know. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber, now with speeds up to 5 gigs. limited availability. meet three sisters. the drummer, the dribbler, and the day-dreamer... the dribbler's getting hands-on practice with her chase first banking debit card... the drummer's making savings simple with a tap... ...round of applause. and this dreamer, well, she's

that was one of the dbi fall offense. not the san bruno project issue of the continuance discussion but the other san bruno project that it happened in 3-4 years ago they had a lot of construction because the person who signed off on the development never inspected the site. got money for charity contribution instead. so, our masking planning commission to set a joint meeting with the dbi commission not before christmas because christmas is ridiculous. some time after the first of the year to realist very much a discussion about what is happening at dbi in terms of having a compatible permits. so if they are planning the staff has the same abilities you see what is happening. and dbi and. not be distracted by, oh , e we have a process. . we upon don't have a process if dbi is not it having the same procedures at the planning department has. and that is really important. so planning commission please insist on a joint meeting with the dbi they call at this time brick commission. after the first of the year, thank you very much. can yo

some standing water on roadways after already very saturated and continued heavy rain is falling out there. san jose on up through the inland east bay. some of our spots seeing the heaviest of it where we're sitting right now, your east bay hills camera, you can see just how very cloudy it is. rainfall very widespread across the region. let's start by pointing out the snow up in the sierra nevada on up across areas north of redding and then down into the coastal range lot of new and useful snowfall up there. that's great building that snow pack up early in the season. you can see just how much yellow, orange and red there is on the map. that's your deeper intensity. rainfall starting with the south bay because it has been consistently very hard from san jose down to morgan hill 101, very, very wet right now. we do have standing water and some of our roads risk of hydroplaning greatly increased as we're already saturated. now we're starting to see that risk of running water, ponding rod or on roadways, stretching along 85, 101, in 2.80, as well. 6 ad and 5.80, some very high intensity rainfall t

so a nice recovery after a morning 58 in oakland 60 in san jose temperatures this morning fall fell intoer 30s for many of our official sites will get the official reports later on tonight oakland airport. this is our abc 7 news oakland airport camera. you see some high clouds looking back towards the city 61 in santa rosa novato 60 in napa 62 concord 60 in livermore a live view from our san jose camera, and you were seeing mainly sunny skies another chilly night with patchy morning frost showers return over the weekend wet weather continues into next week solano county under a frost advisory tomorrow morning temperatures down to 33, which means frostco damage sensitive plants, make sure you take the necessary steps upper 30s to the upper 40s, i think with the high clouds around not as cold as we saw this morning, but we're still going to see some patches of frost upper 50s tomorrow afternoon to the upper 60s with the mix of sun and high clouds. so temperatures will continue to rise. it's a light level one for saturday light showers under a quarter of an inch for most of you breezy. time

fall. >>> today, city team san jose is preparing to feed up to 600 people on thanks giving, they have prepped over 600 turkeys and made all of the holiday side dishes. this is the first year since the pandemic began that they will be able to serve the meals inside, and offer a place to eat. >> its real special, because we are finally back in our dining room, able to really show the love to our homeless community. so, we hope , if you have time on come volunteer tomorrow, we would love to see you. >> what a warm invitation. after enjoying their meals, guests will pick out new socks, shoes, and jackets. >>> of next, why it was not just the big stars making plays for the 49ers in mexico city. (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify for medicare do not receive all the benefits they deserve. you could be missing out! now anthem blue cross introduces a free medicare plan checkup to make sure you receive all the benefits you qualify for in 2023. call 1-866-336-3448 today and receive extra benefits for a zero dollar monthly premium. benefits like dental, vision, hearing and prescript

san jose . mid to upper 60s in one in the east bay. the warmest spots approaching 70 degrees but falling-60s in san francisco. low 60s in san francisco with mid-60s for oakland in the east bay. just a little bit warmer north of the golden gate. mostly upper 60s with the warmest spots around windsor and st. helena getting around to 70 degrees. temperatures will cool off as a rainy patter settles in. it will be kind of a raw beginning next week. we will take the rain chances. the most widespread and heaviest rain will be monday and tuesday. do anticipate i dry break on sunday, but we are leaving the ranger icon just to be on the safe side because again, it's an unsettled pattern. be flexible with plans. we will narrow down timing as we get closer to the weekend. >>> up next, an east bay postal worker is wrapping up a remarkable 42-year career. >> excited and sad. >>> students at cal are busy preparing for the midterms, not the tests, the election. how they are chocolate. vanilla. strawberry. but this isn't ice cream. this is big tobacco. and their candy flavors are served with a strong dos

falling just short in san jose. mid to upper 60s inland in the east bay. mid to upper 60s for san francisco in oakland. a few spots north of the golden gate have a few spots of hitting 70 degrees. temperatures are going to reach to barely above 70 degrees. we all return to near average temperatures on thursday. and we are basically going to stay there over the weekend. and then, more of a cooldown next week to accompany the increasing clouds on monday. maybe a few showers sneaking in before the sun goes down on monday. a better chance looks like it will wait until monday night into tuesday. we are talking about the last two days of the seven day forecast. so, there is a lot that can change between now and then. hopefully again, the rain chances continue to look more favorable. vern? >>> straight ahead in sports, sharks make some noise tonight. if you are into basketball, you have come to the right place. >>> and, we got a highlight. that might make you >>> all right vern. who is happier? giants fans or the man getting paid? >> i go for the man getting paid

what i love about ber nell height it represents the diversity that made me fall in love with san francisco. we have a lot of mom and pop shops and you can get all your resources within walking distance. my favorite area of my home is my little small patio where i can start my morning and have my coffee is a sweet spot for me and i >> the board of san francisco waterfront stretches 7 and a half miles and while it seems it will always be there, our waterfront needs us. san francisco faces coastal flooding due to climate change with expecting sea level rise up to 7 feet by the year 2100. we also need to strengthen the wateren front gaest urblth quake risk. the waterfront resilience program is leading a city wide effort to adapt the waterfront kaess this unique combination of risks. what is at stake? small businesses nearby housing open spaces and attractions and initial historic district, mare i time and industrial use, transportation like bart and muni, critical drinking and wastewater utility and disaster response facility. guided by robust public engagement process since 2018, the port and

san jose and oakland. cystine nine in the city. the a in santa rosa. a lovely fall day. really mild. of san francisco. morning high clouds and fog. we are looking at gusty winds returning friday afternoon and a rain chance early next week. right now, we do have high clouds up above. temperatures anywhere from the 30's to the 40's, just about everywhere except in san francisco. we start off your morning with fog. we will see high clouds filtering would sunshine throughout the day. while most of the fog will peel away, we will see some patches. in the morning, we will still see that patchy layer. we will have some fog in the morning. noticeably cooler day. might be in the upper 60's. this is when the wind will pick up. 30, 31 miles an hour. that down sloping wind will drop the humidity once again and raise our temperatures. the recent rain has kept in the fuel. we want the reign of tuesday next week and if thanksgiving is looking drive with the system to the north, this model does bring in measurable rain. a quarter of an inch in santa rosa. other computer model, not so bullish. most a

did you think that her san city would fall back to ukraine? be honest, yes i did. in our, during this war, we have found that so many impossible things happened just because we worked hard on them. and because we knew that we cannot lose at the very beginning, nobody believed that we will stand for more than 2 or 3 days. then nobody believes that we will get their candidacy to european union. that nobody believed that we are capable of counter offense. and nobody believed that we'll take care some back . but what is the most important is that we believed it. and right now, we believe for so many more things to happen for us to liberate all our territories for ukraine to join nato, for russia to be kicked, to all the united nations. and for many, many more thinks that will allow all the fast leave in peace and prosperity. should ukraine use this military success to perhaps start negotiations with russia? all negotiations and peace talks also down to one simple question. who or what in the world would ensure that russia would not greg they are part of the deal. we ha

well, 2 years into the pandemic, the business and tourism at san francisco's union square is still falling behind 2019 levels. and the city's mayor and union square alliance of come up with a new strategy. they plan to revive the city's prime shopping district. the 2 main objectives of the plan are to make the district is clean and safe as possible and to broaden its economic base by allowing more flexibility in terms of what types of uses are allowed there. >> more importantly. >> you can come here for almost anything. downtown is not just the place to shop. it's a place to eat. it's a place to hang out is the place to just look now at the magic in the beauty of what you see and it's a place to really, truly in july. >> well, the city says it's beefed up security at garages in transit stations as well as improved trash collection and pressure washing in the area. okay. we're going to be right back after the break. >> all right. some holiday travelers got treated with live music at san jose mineta airport shared this video of guitarists roma terminals yesterday and entertaining passengers.

transgender people free money to do whatever craziness is going on while the city completely falls apart. sanjewel, seattle is a jewel, portland is a jewel, pacific northwest is a disaster because of policies like this, far left idiocy. >> think of all of the things that san francisco needs to do and this is one of their main priority is priority is. >> what frustrates me is that poverty affects everyone the same. whether you are transgender or gay or brown, or black, if you are poor, you are going to divide out those that are transgender and treat them separately, this is a democrat playbook, all about separating america, so some groups are more equal than other, and it's all about division. >> laura: and then we have the ongoing controversy over the crypto meltdown where the boy wonder, somehow ended up sending $40 million over to the democrats, the democrats say oh, look, no hands on this trying to avoid any real desire to kind of turn the money back. speak of the bankruptcy expert said in 40 years of running companies and trying to get them through bankruptcy, he had never seen a disaster

. >> 2 years and the pet into the pandemic and the business and tourism at san francisco's union square is still falling behind 2019 levels and the city's mayor and union square alliance have come up with a new strategic plan which aims to revive the city's prime shopping district. the 2 main objectives of that strategic to make the district is clean and safe as possible and to broaden its economic base bout by allowing more flexibility in terms of what types of users are allowed. there. >> but more importantly. >> you can come here for almost anything. downtown is not just the place to shop. it's a place to it's a place to hang out is the place to just look now at the magic in the beauty of what you see and it's a place to really, truly in july. >> the city says it has beefed up security at garages and transit stations as well as improved trash collection and pressure washing coming up at 6 may be difficult to fund on the menu as a commercial fishing season is hit with more delay. plus the triple demick threat is in full force and hospital beds are filling up across the country. >> effect here at home

san francisco, san jose also had among the highest bidding war rate. prices did fall locally, though san francisco saw price drops of 4 and a half percent. san jose and oakland home prices dropped 1.6% nearly year. well, employers are planning to increase their salary budgets by 4.6% next year. it's the highest expected annual jump in 15 years. that's according to the consulting firm willis towers. watson and gartner expecting even larger pay increases next year. its survey found companies expect to offer merit increases of 7% on average. well, america faces a growing risk of a national rail strike in 2 weeks. the rank and file members of the nation's largest rail union. they represent the industry's conductors rejected a tentative labor deal with the railroads yesterday. members of 8 of the 12 unions voted in favor of the deals and 4 voted against it. and domino's pizza is investing in electric vehicles for some of that u.s. outlets to help attract drivers and overcome a worker shortage. the wall street journal reports the world's largest pizza chain by stores and sa

san francisco. they thought he was totally falling down on the job in terms of crime, homeless and public disorder. why would've been a great time to say voters to san francisco, us and spoken. we democrats were tough on crime. are tough on the causes of crime. and we don't hold with people even in our own party, we don't put public safety 1st and foremost, which is a little bit what josh shapiro centers run for governor data, which i thought was very good. so you need those, those attention grabbing media friendly. everyone will hear about it moments where you aston, taisha, so we moved the party to the center against the left. and i think on the part of the republicans, we divisions fairly clear. it's between the dead and trumpeters and emerging consensus, and a lot of areas of the party, the trump is elect reliability. we can't run in this way. we can have those kind of politics and we of all, we can have that guy. i mean, if you look at the data from the 2022 election, i just couldn't be clear that republicans bad night, relatively speaking, was primarily attributable to trump back candidates an

san jose and oakland. cystine nine in the city. the a in santa rosa. a lovely fall day. really mild. our camera, a gorgeous view of san francisco. morning high clouds and fog. we are looking at gusty winds returning friday afternoon and a rain chance early next week. right now, we do have high clouds up above. temperatures anywhere from the 30's to the 40's, just about everywhere except in san francisco. we start off your morning with fog. we will see high clouds filtering would sunshine throughout the day. while most of the fog will peel away, we will see some patches. in the morning, we will still see that patchy layer. we will have some fog in the morning. noticeably cooler day. might be in the upper 60's. this is when the wind will pick up. 30, 31 miles an hour. that down sloping wind will drop the humidity once again and raise our temperatures. the recent rain has kept in the fuel. we want the reign of tuesday next week and if thanksgiving is looking drive with the system to the north, this model does bring in measurable rain. a quarter of an inch in santa rosa. other computer m

. >>> much-needed rain falling across the region, even san jose got some showers.tainly, it's not enough, though, to put a dent in our drought. in fact, we're going to show you just how much ground needs to be made up, as illustrated by our state's reservoir levels. lake shasta is at 31% of its capacity as we enter the fourth year of drought. but what if we told you, the lake is actually higher right now than it was

. >>> much-needed rain falling across the region, even san jose got some showers. certainly, it's not enough, though, to put a dent in our drought. in fact, we're going to show you just how much ground needs to be made up, as illustrated by our state's reservoir levels. lake shasta is at 31% of its capacity as we enter the fourth year of drought. but what if we told you, the lake is actually higher right now than it was this time last year? but don't expect much of a trickle-down effect for the bay area. as it is wilson walker shows us, it's in another strange quirk that reminds us just how complicated water can be in california. they're going to get the dog. one, two, three! >> reporter: with a group photo for his party and guests, harold jones is winding down another weekend >> hope to see you guys again soon. >> reporter: and his 29th year running the sugar love cottages on shasta lake. >> all right. we've seen a lot of changes. we've seen the lake go up. we've seen the lake go down. we've seen it recover quickly this time last year, we could walk . >> reporter:

san francisco. nice and dry for you right now. we do have snow up in the sierra nevada still falling that direction. rain on the north coast. showers here in the bay area. danville, san ramon, you seen a couple light sprinkles. most of us the burn. pretty calm this morning. isolated showers will continue through the morning. 08:00am seeing it on the peninsula by 09:00am more so in the south bay spotty showers in the north bay 2 and a chance of thunderstorm development on into the afternoon. so just keep your eye on that one minute. it could be clear the next minute you see some dark clouds rolling over overall today, though, that's widespread than yesterday and many of us will come out of the day without seeing anything at all. 40's 50's for most of our current temps, a few 30's in the north bay, though nevado petaluma and santa rosa. among those spots falling into the upper 30's right now. so definitely do bundle up. we've got some chilly conditions out there. got to get ready for that. and don't forget to pack the rain jacket with you as well. reyna. >> thank you for that. all right. let' a

san francisco performs on the big screen, layer up appropriately. it starts at 7:30, temperatures will be in the low 50s. i don't think you'll have to worry about sprinkles falling on your head. that's the possibility tomorrow as far san francisco, but everybody looks dry. temperatures will warm up by the middle of next week, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, bringing us to the mid-60s, which is closer to what's normal for this time of year. in terms of additional rain chances for the bay area it's not in the seven-day forecast. there are hints the following weekend , or beginning of thanksgiving week will get active once again. >> thanks, paul. >>> next, reviving black owned businesses , and we are looking at the area once known as the of the west. find us on >>> san francisco's fillmore was a place once considered the place of black brilliance, black achievement, and black history. then it became a focus of urban renewal, in an area that was known as the harlem of the west. >> we feel like our voice wasn't heard as the african american community being based out of fillmore so long, so that is bringing it back . >> harris, in our community, is driving a force calle

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we've got rain falling in san francisco now, but we periods of heavy rain in the south bay, the afternoon periods of heavy rain in the north bay and showers in the central baby. most of that was kind of dying down. you can see up around santa rosa, you've got rained moderate rain. we can check the rain rain. again no. if it's not yellow, it's probably a light amount. so for 10 or four hundreds of an engine , our 707 inch an hour and those areas and you get up here by the sparred. oh, which is towards the valley, and you're about almost a half inch our in and out toward the east base. so we're seeing scattered showers moving all around the area. they consolidate late tonight and early tomorrow morning to bring us a very wet morning community we can do here is i'm gonna pull this through. this is the model for tomorrow. here we are now and you'll see as we get into this evening around, 10 o'clock. see these guys coming in? okay, that's around. 10. 11 midnight. that's that's the main front right there. as it comes in the wind pick up there the wind advisory along the coast, it will get very

san francisco. so that will be part of our story as well. i'll be back in a little bit. we'll track this rain for you. as you can see, some showers fallinglready in san francisco, the north bay for now, send it back to you all. kyla. thank you. the national weather service is warning folks who are thinking about heading to the sierra to avoid travel over the next few days. if possible, moderate to heavy snow expected to start again in just a little bit through wednesday morning. as kyla was telling us to say, we could see up to 4 feet of snow with periods of why this is a live look at highway 80 castle peak. as you can see, those roads were clearly cleared after overnight dumping of snow. but a lot on the snow banks there. kevin coop cooper joining us now, our expert on sierra travel conditions. i it looks beautiful behind >> yeah, it is absolutely beautiful. 25 inches of snow at these 2 so stark snowstorms that have been combined and another 2 to 4 feet on the way it could look better right now for early november, ski resorts are getting ready to go. mountain operations teams are were fired up up there in lake doll and the level is i ca

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san jose, close, so close to 70 degrees . falling to shore. temperatures should reach the mid-60s even along the coast before the onshore breeze returns. i think messages by early afternoon , and then you will drop back into the 50s. around 70 areawide. then we are back down to close to normal tutors to finish off the work week and head into the weekend. a nice weekend overall. any outdoor plans, the right on the head. we will see slightly cooler tutors along with the chance for some showers monday and tuesday. the best chance probably late in the day on monday and continue into tuesday. fairly light in mid-november we will take whatever rain we can get and hope there is more to come as we head for the rest of this month. >>> still had a 5:00, student says there was 7, handcuffed in school. we take a look at the troubling trend in what family hopes to do about it. >> it was disgusting. really, really disgusting. i am rick allen live at the redwood empire food bank were so many volunteers are gathering to curb food insecurity. have heart failur

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san jose mt. view, the rain falling at an inch per hour. ny cities are exceeding an inch of rain over the past couple of hours. this is 10 san jose. if you look at the headlights you can see all of the standing water as the cars go by. it is slick with more showers on the way. lightning strikes off the coastline and watching a cold front moved through. behind the cold front there is an area of low pressure with a lot of instability trying to bring us a thunderstorm. on the exclusive storm impacts scale it is a level two moderate with the biggest concern all of the standing water on the area roadways. we have steady rain over the next couple of hours. watch what happens in the afternoon you see the individual cells here and there throughout the second half of the day. that is a chance of a thunderstorm. the storm prediction senator would -- center which monitors the country has placed under the bay area under a risk of a thunderstorm. we could have hail or lightning. the best chance for that is between noon and 4:00 p.m.. temperatures in the

spots near 70, inland in the east bay, mid to upper 60s, warm spots approaching 70, falling just short. low 60s in san francisco with mid 60s for oakland in the east bay, closer to 70 degrees, a light offshore wind to warm up a little bit more, spotting 70 if not exceed 70 degrees, for northern sonoma and napa counties. looking ahead thanksgiving looks like it will be the warmest day of the week, thursdays temperatures will start cool for all the turkey trots, whatever they are branded as thursday morning, temperatures will warm up quickly to the low 70s inland with mid 60s around the bend, low 60s along the coast, nice weather for the holiday, sticking around into friday, gradual increase in cloud cover over the weekend but we stay dry through the daylight hours on sunday and the next chance of showers heads our way for the beginning of the next workweek, we will keep you updated on that as the rain chance gets closer, for now it's the last day of the seven day forecast, and could use some rain, hoping that we can deliver it for us. >> straightahead in sports, 49ers, we gave you that route, early in

we don't expect rain to fall here in san francisco until around noon or even later so should be prettywalk right now. we're looking at relatively calm wind, but we expect winds to increase as we get into the weekend is that frontal system comes in that's going to bring us the first wave of stormy weather right now though as we look across embarcadero. we see partly mostly cloudy skies 59 degrees here in san francisco. we have low to mid 60s at oakland palo alto, san jose and santa fe and 55 degrees at half moon bay. nice view from emeryville. looking at clouds stacking up near the coastline and these are some other current temperature readings mid 60s right now, santa rosa, nevada and napa 67 at fair. at 66 a piece at concord and livermore and looking down on the low-level clouds and up at the higher clouds from mount tam. these are our forecast headlines. mostly cloudy overnight with morning showers arriving early morning in the far north bay. we'll see light rain and showers continuing and expanding through the bay area tomorrow and sunday and this wet wintery pattern will continue i