sonoma county or whatever quieter areas, napa and solano counties do have pockets of heavy rainfall, especially down towards the kharkiv as note that snow up in the lake and mendocino county mountains down towards marine county in the peninsula. some pockets of heavy rainfall as well as you can see there. it's a little more spotty in these areas. san jose right now you have the very heaviest of rain stretching up through the tri valley on up towards antioch, 2 routes like 6.80, 5.80, 2.80, all these areas right here are very, very wet right now. these are big commuter routes and very busy. also as you're crossing a bridge is watch for some really strong wind gusts along with this. just not your ideal commute to be spending too much time out there. just get to work. hopefully compact that lunch today and take a little bit easier. definitely a windy one. today we have winds gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour. so be mindful of that again, especially as you cross your bridges in your mountain passes. current temperatures 40's to 50's for you. oakland, right at 50 degrees. alameda at 49 dubl

but a little line of showers in sonoma and marin counties, too. this rainfall works its way our direction and as it does so towards the late morning into early afternoon, that's when most of us are getting the dose of it. north bay, you'll dry out first right around noontime. the rest of us falling towards the middle of the afternoon. but even with sunshine coming back out this afternoon, i keep those jackets on because we'll stay cool and breezy most of us will actually stay in the 50's today for oakland, your daytime high. you're already out 58 degrees. alameda hayward and san mateo at 57. well, berkeley at 55, a couple of 40's up in the north bay. tell you more about the timing of our rainfall. still ahead, john, thank you for that. what we've been tracking a pretty busy commute this morning. >> traveling into the city right now. 16 minutes is down from 20 minutes where we were about 15 to 20 minutes ago, 19 min ri 80 to 101. now, remember, as you're traveling, things are still pretty slick out there. like along the richmond, sandra fell bridge

turkeys are handed out to coast from sonoma valley to sonoma coast and for pet, a little bit of cloverdale on saturday. the sheriff's office saying, quote, be thankful for all that you have and take time to reach one another with a helping hand. on the peninsula. an annual holiday tradition in san mateo county continues this year. members of the redwood city police department, stuff a truck event kron four's philippe djegal explains how the toy and book drive will benefit hundreds of low income families. this winter. >> years of lockdowns, inflation, job and food insecurity are pointing to a challenging holiday season for disadvantaged families along the peninsula. >> families who could use a break, right? not bring some smiles to someone else. the early season of giving on full display outside target on el camino. real in redwood city saturday. that's where the police department stage did stuff. a truck event soliciting shoppers to drop off a new inbox toy or book for its annual toy and book drive. the trend has been up. >> so last year, i believe it was 800 families approximate that that

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a few showers drifting into sonoma and marin counties. but most of the rest of us are fairly dry as of this point. we've seen a couple of light sprinkle so far this morning and because of that roadways are already wet. but over the next hour to the north bay starts to really see it. picking up. and by the time we reach 10:00am, it really starts to pick up for the rest of us? good news is the heaviest of rain is waiting for after the morning commute. maybe choose not to get outside for your lunch break today, though, and stay inside and stay dry by 01:00pm or in county, sonoma county. even the peninsula drying back out by mid-afternoon the south bay. also following us up with some dry weather, even though we get sunshine this afternoon, keep the jackets close at hand as will stay cool and breezy. right now temperatures are in the 50's and for a lot of us. that's the way we're going to stay. alameda and oakland already at your daytime highs that 58 degrees, berkeley sitting at 55 now with wet conditions out there this morning. of course, yo

a northern sonoma county already. and there's more lightning sitting off the coastline.o watching for that right now live from the berkeley hills looking out over the bay right now back towards san francisco. lot of cloud cover up above. but boy, we've got some a very weather coming our way. this atmosphere going to really start to get things going tonight. showers a possibility, thunderstorms, even some gusty winds along the coastline and then tomorrow morning we start out with that morning rain. i think the heaviest will have gone. bye-bye. the commute, but boy, it's still going to be a very wet out there on the roads to be extra careful out there on the roadways. tomorrow morning. then cold showers kind of on and off throughout the day with some breaks of sunshine and a couple rainbows into the afternoon. showers likely to continue into at least wednesday morning. and here they are. you see some of the storms begin to move in. numerous lightning strikes showing up along the coastline here. and there you go. tracking up towards sonoma county right now and storms contin

ken would at 30 degrees pen growth 31 sonoma outside sonoma, 31 great and 31, boulder creek. that, says 33 wood acre in marin county. it's up a little bit higher, though. in 34 degrees but sabrina says good morning, steve. so oh, cold on the dog walk this morning. in beautiful moroccan. with thirties on the tips long, long time ago. i used to live in baroque long, long time ago. i still remember how the music made me smile, dave by mr american thirties on the 10th panels at 33, walnut creek, alamo, danville, 35. clayton's 35 lafayette's as they were 35. there are a lot even elsa bronte. it's down to 38 frost advisory for mainly napa county and sonoma county. marin county is held up point reyes station that was 32. after that, it's mainly mid thirties upper thirties the coldest towns by far to the north, mendocino county and lake county. that's a freeze warning. most of these will go till about nine o'clock this morning. 50 sixties on the temps here a little bit warmer, cold morning. mostly sunny lot of high clouds are spilling over the top of the ridge here. santa rosa's down

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this is tomorrow night at 10:15pm, northern sonoma county up in mendocino county. starting to see some rainfall. this drifts further south into the rest of the bay area. after that pre-dawn hours of thursday morning starting to see rain in the north bay pushing into the rest of the bay area. and it does look to be a wet morning commute on thursday. so be mindful of that. got the return of winter in full force just around the corner today, we're just getting the cool will save the rain for later 50's for your daytime highs for almost everyone in the bay today. burlingame at 59 degrees for your high saying carlos in foster city, it will be barely hitting 60 degrees today. san jose at 58 degrees for your high free might union city and hayward as well as over into the tri valley on 57 oakland, 58 walnut creek as well. sonoma, a couple of those spots that will barely hit 60 degrees along with pedal back to center fell. tomorrow's temperatures around the same as today's will further cool down after this, though. and our best chances of rain will be on thursday and then a

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lena: sonoma water officials hope the storms improve the drought picture. sonoma is one of the areas of prime drinking water edits lower levels in history. later this week, we have a 100% chance of rain come thursday, and that is when you will want to be prepared. leave early for work and be sure you have the umbrella with you before you go. kumasi: as the cold weather moves in, you can track whether changes and rain chances on live doppler seven. it is 24/7 on our abc bay area app. reggie: president biden is calling on congress to stop a potential railroad worker strike threatening to cripple the economy. the deadline for something to happen is now less than two weeks away. jobina has more. jobina: sub -- if something doesn't happen by december 9, something could happen. resident biden calling on opposing a contract. it included races, annual bonuses and better health insurance and additional personal leave days but the main sticking point has been about the amount of sick leave available for workers. >> the president has been very clear, shut down is unac

but between 8 and 09:00am heavier rain drops into sonoma and marin counties into the rest of the bay area. closer to 10:00am hanging out with us towards noon now into the afternoon marin county and sonoma counties. you'll dry out first followed by the peninsula and then eventually the south bay catches up with us hanging on to your rainfall towards around 02:03pm. as far as temperatures go, we're in the 50's right now and that's actually the way we're going to stay pretty much all day long. heaviest of rain middle of the day. but even as the sun comes out this afternoon will be under that cold air mass behind this cold front pushing in the rain and that's going to make free chili field even with the sun. i'll be talking more about today's rain. still to come, let's get a look at our roads, though. little bit slick in a few spots. rain. yes, along highway. 24, we had an earlier accident that's now clear. but residual delays. you got that on the westbound side. >> so walnut creek down to 5.80. it's going to take about 40 minutes to make that drive this morning. heading into the city. c

that 101 corridor and even all the off chutes up there through sonoma and napa.n we get to the 10:00, one:00 11:00 when the snow gets to golden gate. that's really the most impressive part of this. those showers likely don't hold together to come back on shore. there is a small chance of rain on wednesday but it's a really small khapbgs. the bulk chance. the bulk of the rain will fall in that window between 7:30 in the morning to 3:00 in the afternoon. right through the middle of the day we get about a quarter in-f of rain maybe some people get a little more. the totals were just higher. watch daytime highs they're not going to change a whole lot. did you notice they go up six or 7 degrees. there's not going to be a big swing in the temperatures. and the cold air is something you may not notice too much from this. wao÷e going we're going look at thursday's morning snow. down to freezing. so thursday morning and friday morning, santa rosa, peta through petaluma, napa, sonoma. the north bay valleys tend to two closer. here's the seven day forecast. you can see that

anywhere from sonoma or napa. once we head into the overnight system entering tomorrow morning, that's where it becomes really impressive. that's also the case for us in the south bay. we're barely getting a trace of rain this afternoon, but once we head into the overnight system, close to two inches near redwood city. wow, that's really impressive for an overnight system, but it makes sense . that's pushing its way up into the sierra, where snow levels right now are dropping down to around 4000 feet with about 22 inches of snow close to donner pass and even south of that too. want to head over to truckee, not impressive yet, but that's okay . it's the early ski season for our bay area ski bums. it's going to be a great season if you see this early system push in november. that rain tapers off as we head into tuesday. once we wrap up this week into the weekend, we will slowly start to see temperatures rise , but it's nothing too crazy. a lot more sunshine in the forecast for us in the north bay as early as thursda

napping sonoma are in the thirties. so far.t's only forties in marin county, but i'm sure we'll see a couple unless maybe the window date, die off a little bit and get some more upper thirties hard freeze warning for lake county freeze warning from mendocino and frosted visor for sonoma county, napa county. we are seeing a breezy, cool pattern tomorrow looks to be the warmest day, maybe for a while and then we'll start off with sun on saturday clouds oral roland could be some light light rain coming in, especially north of the golden gate. 25 or two bits up there in truckee. tim says. i like it when you say two bits two bits up there in truckee. shave and a haircut two bits as my dad used to, say lake tahoe 20 uk at 35 crescent city , 39. 49 down in viva las vegas . we all have a breezy, cool pattern. there's cold air at the surface and boys are colder aloft thirties for many or low forties and there's a north or northwest breeze. 50 sixties a smidge warmer today cold morning frost of the north. mostly sunny , breezy, cool patt

a really large police presence here in the city of sonoma. there's also a vehicle that we see there. it's windows its doors open. not quite sure it's hard to tell if it was involved in some sort of traffic accident or if it was pulled over by police again, not very many details coming into the newsroom right now, but wanted to just give you a heads up about what's happening here in sonoma. we are working to find out additional information . but again, a large police presence here in the city of sonoma. alright we will move on in november is national diabetes awareness month and on this giving day we're highlighting an organization that's aiming to cure, prevent and treat a type one diabetes earlier today, on mornings on to our south, castaneda spoke with a board member of the juvenile diabetes research foundation about the symptoms that we can all look out for. essentially your body attacks the cells in your pancreas that produce insulin, so you no longer produce it. when that happens, you actually have to supplement it with an increasing amo

it is 41 in vacaville and 40 in livermore and sonoma. it's 40 right now, we could see upper 30s in scotts valley. 43 in fremont. a nice recovery there. and 68 degrees in novato. we'll see also upper 60s for the south county. and tonight i know there will be some clouds coming in but maybe you'll get a peek of the meteor shower. you may see about five meteors per hour if the sky is clear where you are. we will see that possibly extending into the next several days but this is also what's going to be covering our sky over the next several days as well. looking at this long line of all of this tropical moisture streaming in to the pacific northwest and it's going to slowly make its way down the coast into the bay area as we get our firstaturday with some light, spotty rain, and then starts to fill in as we go into saturday afternoon into the evening. so if you will have or if you do have plans to be outside, you might want to make sure you keep that nbc bay area app close by so that you can get some alerts as the rain moves in. there will b

all of napa and sonoma has been dealing with rain pretty much all day. we are keeping a close eye on that. a major system pushing in overnight that we'll keep you updated on too. >>> cheers to genome and carla's sports bar in san francisco. it celebrated its 80th birthday last night. it began serving drinks in 1942. >> if those walls could talk. since the italian family-owned business has been a popular hang out especially amongst sports fans. sf weekly named it the best giants bar whenwoworld >> a couple weeks ago me and a couple friends were in there watching the niners and raiders. you go to golden boy pizza and get a slice. >> you have to load up on your carbs. >> they let you bring it in and you hang out in the bar. >> what more do you need? pizza, beer, a big big screen tv. >> sounds good. >> pizza, yum. maybe not the beer right now. >> we are on cbs news this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our kids. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vo

a little bit in sonoma county.ut we're getting a break here for a few hours, so sun clouds fifties on the temps sixties per some overall, though, the next couple of days we're going to be very active specially tuesday into early wednesday, then we'll get a break day, thursday and friday . alright steve. thank you. well, ktvu has kicked off our 20th annual one warm coat drive . if you have a gently worn coat or jacket that you want to donate to pay area families take it to any participating ups store or big oak. tired. years and there are dozens of drop doh one warm code and see a listat h december, the fourth well still ahead. it's a country that limits the sale of alcohol, but it's about to get a huge shipment of beer. qatar will be the home of the world cup this year coming up in the next hour. how much beer is expected to be sold and who can buy a beer? but first we'll tell you what the nba will do tonight to encourage fans all over the country. to get out and vote for the midterm elections tomorrow. this is wha

turkeys were handed out to folks from sonoma valley to the sonoma coast and from petaluma to cloverdaleying, quote, be thankful for all you have and take time to reach one another with a helping hand. and happening right now, the berkeley half marathon is under way and that's where we find kron four's camila barco live in berkeley with more. camila has it started? have the runners taken off >> yeah. well, the first 2 groups of this have already for on the starting line and they are starting their 30 mile range and the next 5 seconds some of the way, you will see 3rd group of runners and right now they are off starting their about race. that chilly morning here in as you can see, that's not stopping. >> hundreds of doing does raise the race. it's taken pass to the clean iconic around cover and miss and then or before they they've other goodies and be celebration for center 5 at k race. that's and the next hour winners from brumbies will be place again in mile race. what you're taking a look have marathon race will start in the next hour and a lot of energy out here, wiring actually we've

well, sonoma valais own app also in that category and then you go up in the lake and mendocino counties. you've got some freeze warnings. these all remain in effect through 09:00am this morning. if you've got the citrus plants outside, it may not be too late. go ahead. get out there, covering them up. >> know they are specially vulnerable to these cold temps and it's not just the north bay either. look at fremont livermore at 39 degrees. >> dublin, you're at 38 conquered at 39. well, redwood city and hayward in the low 40's. as for the north bay are very coal dust. santa rosa, you're at 34 degrees right now. fairfield at 35 summer, rural areas seeing temperatures falling off even more rural spots outside of our urban heat islands tend to see temperatures as much as 5 to 7 degrees cooler. then those areas further close to the city. so that is going to set you below freezing for some spots. i'll be breaking down what it looks like this afternoon after such a cold start still to come john, thanks for that. will hit the roads this morning. if you're traveling into the city. >> about 7 minut

section 203, the latest census in sonoma county reflected a high spanish speaking electorate and that triggered a mandate per federal guidelines to have all voting centers have spanish speaking poll workers as well as signage. >> and response when the hudson, the chief deputy was sonoma county, says representatives with the department of justice. we'll be in sonoma tuesday to oversee the elections. >> they're not going to tell us where they're going because they want to find where we might be falling short so they can help us. so that we can be perfect. that's the goal. perfection. is the goal. >> this is video of one of 46 exterior ballot drop boxes in san mateo county county. officials add, if you want your vote counted, sign it. they say that it is one of the leading reasons. ballots are rejected. also make sure it's postmarked before midnight or it can be counted either. terry says stasio kron, 4 news. >> in the east bay, alameda county has a tool to show voters how the voting process works. county officials say cameras will be rolling at the vote processing room and that that all

sonoma, one of our spots right at 60 while santa rosa at 59. looking ahead today.row, again, a repeat of today's weather clear skies cold morning, comfortable afternoon. thursday gets here with a cool down and rainfall throughout the course of the day. a couple of morning sprinkles on friday. but the afternoon should clear up nicely saturday and sunday likely to see even more rain all right, john, thanks for that. ok, major bar delay. we still have that. that's on the millbrae line. >> in the antioch sfo direction, equipment issues. that's why things are slow there. they are providing mutual aid for you. if you're hopping on bart this morning of a 80 westbound and magazines, julie out an accident. so you are seeing delays along 80 as you're traveling. make sure you keep that in mind on your morning commute. 20 minutes into the city. no delays, no hazards. there. do see some high winds village across into the city. so be careful. 15 minutes, 80 to 101 heading across towards the peninsula. let's check on the south bay. we had an earlier accident. that was a long 101.

protocols now in sonoma county. the reason they're there is because the last sent a census showed that the number of spanish speaking residents met a certain threshold which mandates all voter centers have spanish speaking. poll workers in all literature is in spanish as well. is chief deputy registrar of voters says that they were contacted by doj representatives that they'd be there to make sure that everything is in compliance and they are. >> we have the doj and other agencies that are doing observation at some of our vote centers to make sure that we are providing good language assistance and that are ballots bilingual. signage is all bilingual checking make sure that we have a facsimile ballots out and offering assistance to voters in different languages and that our poll workers and a bilingual or wearing name tags that identified them as such. >> yeah. and says that they are glad to have the doj. she says the goal is to be perfect. and if they're not, they want to make sure that they make the necessary chang

make sure that rules and regulations are being followed per the federal voter registration act in sonoma county. the reason why they're going out there is because the last census showed the number of spanish speaking residents met a certain threshold which now triggers a mandate that all voting centers have spanish speaking. poll workers and all literature is also offered in spanish as well. so most chief deputy registrar of voters says that they were contacted by the doj. they know that they're going to be heading their way to make sure they're in compliance and they welcome the oversight. >> we have the doj and other agencies that are doing observation at some of our vote centers. so make sure that we are providing good language assistance and that are ballots bilingual. signage is all bilingual. they're checking make sure that we have a facsimile ballots out and offering assistance to voters in different languages and that our poll workers and a bilingual or wearing name tags that identified them as such. >> yeah, and went on to say again that she's glad ahat the doj is there that the

it's served by the sonoma airport express and get this.t's just a mile from the smart train terminal, which goes all the way. clarksburg currently alaska american and a new carrier abalo provide passenger service this year. sonoma county airport is on track to have the most passengers ever. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. alright i'm gonna name this. i am going to call this a sure, bert sunset. you like that? great good. christina would you go with it? it's a perfect name. hungry you want to call it? it is just stunning. at this hour official sundown was at 4 56. and tomorrow morning sunrise will be before seven o'clock and smack in between. we have temperatures starting off right now, with temperatures pretty much in the fifties across the board. we are at 66 in santa rosa after realizing high so far today at 73. degrees low sixties and fremont through union city, 62 degrees and wanted creek winds have been lightening up in the past 15 to 20 minutes under 10 mph for the most part as cfo, and throughout that san bruno gap at 10, but the wind

they are expecting a lot of shower activity near napa and sonoma.red to the east edlin hills into the afternoon hours, so we're going to pinpoint that . as we take a live look outside, partly cloudy skies or continue to push in from offshore as low pressure pushes its way in from the north. this is cold air as more cold front start to settle their way in. as we take it hour by hour this morning, scattered showers anywhere from santa rosa off into napa . i will continue to push up to the east closer to fairfield, even antioch as we head into the afternoon. notice how we head to the 11:00 hour, even midnight. a strong band is settle its way into the 2:00 set up, and that is all due to another cold front pushing its way in. behind that is a cold, dense air mass that will really change the weather for us as we head into tuesday's set up your lingering scattered showers will continue into tuesday with heavy pockets of rain at times. you want to be careful tamara out on the roads , and even heading into the evening, we're not seeing it lighten up anytime

it's served by the sonoma airport express and get this.le from the smart train terminal, which goes all the way. clarksburg currently alaska american and a new carrier abalo provide passenger service this year. sonoma county airport is on track to have the most passengers ever. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. record winter storm in upstate new york has already claimed the lives of two people and the state's governor is concerned that things could get worse and a little later it is the ultimate christmas gift for animals for adoption. how can you square shoppers are being called on to consider adding a ew [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active. covered california is a free service to help you get covered. 90% of members have received financial help and every plan offered is comprehensive, covering preventive care, doctor visits, emergency care, and more. regardless of your income, check today to see how covered california can help you. and if you have questions, there's free assistance every step

so even sonoma at 28 degrees felton's now 29, boulder creek, 31.nother one that shows 27 look, it's campbell campbell down at 31, santa clara 30 to san martin 33. so it's a cold one. even soquel, an app does it 35 increasing clouds to the north. eventually that will lead to ramp if that system entering in from the west gets drawn up by this cold system right there. rainfall amounts will go up again, so we'll see what they do they being the forecast projections this this morning here, i'll tell you looking at all the tele connections. it's amazing what's in sync here? i don't want to get too technical on you. but everything is pointing towards us getting a not only cold pattern but iranian pattern. so we go into december. i'll hang my hat on that. we'll get some rain tomorrow and again on the weekend. the sierras looking for snow winter storm warnings starts tonight at 10 o'clock and goes through friday morning. we'll take this anywhere from what 26 to 47 sounds good to me fifties on the temps upper fifties and they will stay very cool rain tomorrow

sonoma mountain 58, oakland hills, 57.ain northeast 21 ben lomond mountain north at eight. so there's an offshore breeze and placed thirties forties fifties and sixties. one observation in berkeley is 60. yet santa rosa in petaluma it with a little bit of fog, maybe dancing around the thirties napa airports in there. yeah you're seeing forties for others and fifties for his in the city. so i mean, there's alamitos 53. piedmont's 53. el cerrito is 62 warm degrees kensington panel and elsa bronte upper fifties. then you find more forties. but even castro valley at 49 dublin's is hey, somebody join me. brentwood says okay, we will at 38 degrees. so there is some 20 degrees spread plus on these temps due to the wind, 18, truckee 19, south lake tahoe forties fresno, bakersfield and then 62 reading because of a north wind that high just will not allow anything to come in here for now, north northeast breeze 20 to 40 highest gusts in the higher elevations as you might imagine, but it's all in offshore breeze, and that equals warm

dan: sonoma water officials tell abc7news they hope the storm's role in this week will help improve our drought conditions. right now, lake sonoma, one of the areas prime sources of drinking water is at its lowest level in history. just 40% capacity. as the cold moves in tonight, and for your morning tomorrow, you can trap -- track to put your changes with live doppler 7. this is streaming between four hours a day on her abc 7 bay area news app. it is available right now on roku, amazon fire, and buried in apple tv. search abc 7 a area. new at 11:00, ali cheer has hit the caster district. a few hours ago they like -- they lit the famous christmas tree. our reporter was there for the ceremony and the meaning behind it. reporter: with the countdown in the flick of a switch, the greatest time of year has once again come to castro. >> this is my favorite because the people of the city are here. on monday night, san francisco leaders came out to light one of the city's most famous christmas trees. the event has become a neighborhood tradition that is often attended by hundreds of people. thi

sonoma marin coast. not much. it'll go right down the coast cold start.be a few. partly cloudy is from that system. take your pick here north south east matter. i mean, i've seen thirties near half moon bay. sunnyvale is 35 walnut creek, 34 33, petaluma. santa rosa did drop the 31. now they're 33. that low goes down the coast that will pick up the breeze. if not today, probably later this afternoon tonight into tomorrow . there's no sign of any rain or snow this week, but they're a sign of a little bit of a breeze in some warmer temps that will start tomorrow. take us into wednesday that looks quiet but a little cooler end of the week. dave alright, steve. thank you time now. 6 50, a bunch of ballots found in the south bay on the side of a highway coming up in the next hour, the latest on the continuing investigation as the registrar of voters tries to figure out how those ballots got there in the first place, and the warriors lost again, still having a tough time on the road. just ahead would head coach steve kerr said after yet another loss away from ch

sonoma mountain , northeast 21, oakland hills, oakland.northeast i've seen 22 28 mph ben lomond. manton is north at six. so that's going to play into warmer temps. san francisco sitting at 48 lot more forties on the peninsula today than yesterday. it's up a good 57 degrees, but there's still plenty of thirties here. santa rosa petaluma napa's in their fairfield, concord, walnut creek, livermore. and many to the north twenties for a few middletown's in there also leighton ville than low thirties windsor rohnert park, sebastian is 33 forties bodega bay point reyes, marin, sausalito, 43 44, but 32 1 observation sentence some 02 36 american canyon richmond cold enough that little logo south breeze picks up behind that as a high builds in so that's allowing a north northeasterly breeze. and even though the days are not that long, it will allow for temps to bump up sixties on the temps mid to maybe a few opera here and then temperatures really staying in the fine range here, near average to slightly above and mostly sunny into the end of the wee

here to help us with that, joining us live, professor david mcewan, political science expert from sonoma state university, david, thank you for being here. i want to start with this. what would you say are the biggest takeaways so far in terms of our results here in california? >> when we look at the result in california we can see a couple of things. one is those ballot measures which are huge extending items, and we see passage rates that we have seen consistently over the last 12 years, three out of seven passing. obviously, the big ones are 26 and 27, going down. but then, as you move forward and look at, you know, what is going on in los angeles or certain congressional district, california is always a mixed bag. we have some close races, like in porter's district, we have a district out in congressional district 13, in a district with open seats in the valley, where we can see a matchup between adam gray and john duarte. that his neck and neck and then tomorrow in sacrament of, speaker rendon is meeting with the democratic caucus to vote on who is going to be the next leader. will

in sonoma county, wilson walker kpix 5 . >>> speaking of water we are grateful to every single drop, we want to save and protect it. i know it is not going to be a drought buster but it will make a difference on the fire watch picks i'm so glad you brought that up. you know how there is no official fire season anymore now? you cannot say it officially ends fire season with the storm, but the amount of rain the storm is bringing and the snow in the sierra, we can see this is going to be the unofficial official end of fire season for this year. i will show you why i would say that when we look at the storm. you can see how cloudy it is now from above san jose, that is what it looks like from the top of the hills on the west side of the santa clara valley and you see on the post protected land out there , it is getting misted on right now, because the class had just kind of thickened down to the hilltop level there. but everywhere else it is just a great looking day. the rain is coming from that. the first one gets here tomorrow afternoon , then a more meaningful one gets here for monda

marin, napa and sonoma county getting in on the rainfall.oving down the peninsula by east bay at 10 a.m. i think through the afternoon we will get in on some sunshine. ring how slow we started off this season, these totals are decent. some of the higher elevations of the south bay getting in on a half inch, maybe even a little more. check this out. the sierra and some big-time totals here. highest elevation anywhere from 7-11 inches tomorrow into wednesday morning. this is all good stuff. it at least helps us out with the immediate fire danger. the other thing you will need tomorrow besides the umbrella is your jacket. we are starting it off chile. 49 through the peninsula. san francisco with 52 and with the first chance of rain starting in the north bay we will be down to 49. we are going to have a hard time tomorrow. this is it on the daytime highs. upper 50s and low 60s. that will put you at 61 at napa, 68 at oakland, 60 in san jose. here is the awesome part. not only a chance of rain tomorrow, but it continues to look at by saturday and

we are still under a frost advisory until 9:00 from santa rosa throughout napa and sonoma. vegetation of course is a big concern and any outdoor pets are also a big concern on chilly nights like that where temperatures go below freezing. this is a copy and paste of the week's forecast in a nutshell. we'll keep a close eye on that. there are lots of events going on this weekend, a great opportunity to get out and get some much needed vitamin d. >> sounds good. >> you can watch on ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs mornings" and hello to you, our viewers on the west coast on this thursday. i'm gayle king. > i'm tony dokoupil. >> and i'm vlad duthiers. >> nate is on assignment today. we're still here. so let's go to today's "eye opener." it's your world in 90 seconds. >>> a rare november hurricane makes landfall in florida threatening areas that are still struggling to recover from hurricane ian. >> packing intense winds, a lot of rain, and a lot of storm surge that's been tearing away at the beaches on the east coast. >>> multiple races remain undecided with control of congress on the lin

. >> we do want to welcome in political science professor, the chair of the department at sonoma state university, david mchugh in david, good to see a week after election day, if you were on team trump and advising him is now the right time to declare. >> hits a time time in politics is like 90% of the game. no, it's not the right time for him to announce a look. donald lost the house for the republicans in 2018. he lost the presidency in 2020. he lost the house again and underperformed in the and he's the biggest loser out of last week. you should be set symbol of the public won't do that. and the reason they won't do that is because he still does the favorite. it's still trump's party and regardless of what happens moving forward, even with the santas in florida, trump gets to dictate a lot of the rules gets to dictate a lot of the rules relative to the republican party that affects the early primaries. and it means that he's kind of position to move forward to at least dictate the conversation. and that's a huge component of what's going on here. it's not like he's a, you know, a p

we'll zoom in for a closer look at northern sonoma county.he edge of the heavier rainfall that's falling right now. another band of heavier rain that will extend through parts of marin and sonoma counties, and also into southern napa county. heavier rain showers to the west of vallejo. heavier showers taking shape off the coast of san francisco and moving in. one of those moving into the mountains right now. this rain is going to be moving directly over the city within the next 30 to 45 minutes. keep these umbrellas handy or really a rain jacket. it will turn in some document scattered activity right now to give way to more widespread rain into tonight. the more widespread rain moving through this evening, continuing to fall overnight through the morning rush. on tuesday some gabs here and there. we get into the off and on showers, continuing through tomorrow night into the first part of the day on wednesday. but by about the day wednesday, we'll be drying out with new lingering clouds, staying dry through the rest of the week. futurecast ind

. >> sonoma water officials hope the approaching storms improved the dismal drowning picture. later this week we have a 100% chance of rain thursday. that is the day you are going to want to plan ahead to leave early for work. pack an umbrella as you leave for the day. kumasi: as the cold weather moves in you contract to put your changes and rain chance with live doppler 7 at streaming 24 hours a day on our abc 7 app. it is available on roku, amazon fire, google and amazon -- google and apple tv. reggie: the deadline for something to happen is less than two weeks away. jobina: if something doesn't happen the strike could begin and that could cause the a come -- that could cause the economy up to $2 billion a day. some union members rejected a tentative agreement reached in september raising bonuses, and an additional personal leave day. the main sticking point has been the amount of sick leave available for workers. >> the president has been very clear, shut down is unacceptable. because of the impact it will have on jobs and families, farms, businesses across the country. reg

dan: sonoma water officials tell abc7news they hope the storm's role in this week will help improve ourrought conditions. right now, lake sonoma, one of the areas prime sources of drinking water is at its lowest level in history. just 40% capacity. as the cold moves in tonight, and for your morning tomorrow, you can trap -- track to put your changes with live doppler 7. this is streaming between four hours a day on her abc 7 bay area news app. it is available right now on roku, amazon fire, and buried in apple tv. search abc 7 a area. new at 11:00, ali cheer has hit the caster district. a few hours ago they like -- they lit the famous christmas tree. our reporter was there for the ceremony and the meaning behind it. reporter: with the countdown in the flick of a switch, the greatest time of year has once again come to castro. >> this is my favorite because the people of the city are here. on monday night, san francisco leaders came out to light one of the city's most famous christmas trees. the event has become a neighborhood tradition that is often attended by hundreds of people. this

i know sleepy house 35 sonoma now 35 c 29 in middletown .o still a few upper twenties, low thirties mendocino county. like can't even point raised down to 41 degrees sentence. elmo 35. that system will sweep in will give us some very light rain late saturday. i'm thinking about san pablo bay north and a light dusting of snow up in the mountains. so if you are going up there, it would be late saturday into probably gone by sunday morning, but maybe 1 to 2 inches off. also going up there could have some fresh powder. fifties and sixties on the temperature guys. all right. thank you, steve. she is the first openly lesbian justice for the california supreme court, coming up more about her and her accomplishments, baseball or baseball sounds tonight at san francisco's oracle park. two performers down on the field tonight will well back to mornings onto its now 5 14. we still don't know who won the race to be oakland new mayor council member lauren taylor still leading fellow council member xiang tao, after nine rounds of voting in this ranked cho

we start in the north bay around santa rosa occidental road sebastopolis, sonoma avenue street level radar showing you that it is wet there some heavier showers right around 101 between san martin and gilroy. so definitely keep the rain gear handy as we widen out the picture. it's a light level one storm low pressure system is still to our north lightning strike showing up with that level one storm cold unstable air will continue to come in which means heavier rain around midnight with some thunderstorms. you will see those downpours first thing tomorrow morning during that commute so plan accordingly. the thunderstorm threat is not just for tonight, but tomorrow as well. i'll be back with a closer look at the warnings that you need to know about. plus the sierra nevada coming up dan okay. sandy. thanks a lot. we'll see you in a moment as sandy mentioned the next round is bringing rain and possibly even hail and power outages as well as highways along the coast of course abc 7 news reporter cornell. bernard is live in mill valley with more on what we can expect cornell. so far i'd sa

make sure that rules and regulations are being followed per the federal voter registration act in sonoma county following the last census, the number of spanish speaking residents medha certain threshold mandating all voting centers have spanish speaking poll workers and all literature's are in spanish as well as english. so no chief deputy registrar of voters says that they were contacted by a doj representative that they would be coming to make sure that they're in compliance. >> we have the doj and other agencies that are doing observation at some of our vote centers to make sure that we are providing good language assistance and that are ballots bilingual. signage is all bilingual checking make sure that we have our facsimile ballots out and offering assistance to voters in different languages and that our poll workers and a bilingual or wearing name tags that identified them as such. >> when the hudson there says that they are glad to have the doj. she says the goal is to be perfect. and if they're not, they want to make sure that they make the necessary changes. >> meanwhile, in al

so joining us now, as we mentioned, is the chair of the political science department at sonoma state university professor david mcewan. hi, good evening. thanks for joining us. thank you from so really big moment here. of course. what could this mean now for the democratic party? >> look, if you think about what happened last week and how well democrats did, we didn't get wet red way that all we've got a red truck and you think about where democrats are headed. a lot of that success is predicated on the gen the younger folks, right? we have the first member elected from that generation last week is 25 years old. and there's a real turning of the page, if you will. if you look at nancy pelosi, you look at steny hoyer and jim clyburn, the top 3 members for democrats for the last 16 years. their average age is 83 and the folks that are coming in right hskeem jeffries, presumably to other members, massachusetts, california, putting california's pete aguilar, the average 51 and part of this is a reflection that there's a new type of voter. there's a new type of member and congress is chan

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