a close call for a man stuck on a cliff out at baker beach. look at this. san francisco fire department got the call sunday about this man yelling for help. it was about 1 o'clock in the afternoon. rescue teams used a helicopter there to safely airlift him to waiting first responders. luckily he had no injuries. well, if you see smoke near mount diablo today, don't be too alarmed. state officials say they do plan on conducting a prescribed burn that burned will cover more than 100 acres in mitchell canyon. so expect some park closures while they're doing that, including a part of the parking lot in that area. several trails will also be closed. but those outside of the burn area will stay open. well, speaking of the weather and fire weather, we actually have an atmospheric river that may hit northern california this week bringing potentially some heavy rain. that's all according to the national weather service. should the atmospheric river hit? they say parts of the north bay may likely take the brunt of that rain cities in the north coast will be drenched

that first shift starts at six this morning. there's also breakfast at 730 that ends at nine. other things that glide is offering this morning, like a vaccination clinic. that is something that they've continued to do throughout the years that will begin at eight. and of course, so many are looking forward to that thanksgiving celebration that will start at glide memorial church at 10 a.m. now, volunteers are packing hundreds of meals to also be distributed in different neighborhoods in san francisco. another key piece to today's thanksgiving celebration. i know we're going to be talking to some of the volunteers, some of the people who have dedicated their lives to the mission of glide, and it's especially memorable and meaningful this thanksgiving with reverend cecil williams there looking over our shoulders and hopefully smiling from where he is. yeah, guys, back to you. ginger, thanks so much. happy thanksgiving. well, along with turkey football and black friday shping, two other traditions on thanksgiving happening right he on nbc bay area today, the macy's thanksgiving d

thanks for the update at been coming out of buddy bluebird, joining us from at miami at tonight. i'm not, we're a, so i'm not mistaken. we're going to go to washington. where at the washington bureau chief enos pole, is that standing by 1st? oh no, we're not ready at just yet, but actually i want to put the i just want to put that to the question. what we've just been told that of course, with the latino vote, and it's with, with regards to these uh, swing states that we've seen we've, we've seen uh, you know, the results come in from george. we've seen it in north carolina and with regard to arizona, for example, and that nevada. how important is the latino vote in those states? i mean, i think the latino vote is, is tremendous in those days. i can't give you the numbers right now, but it's, it's obviously known that in areas of the southwest, i mean it throughout the us. but especially in some states it's more important than others, nevada and arizona would be among them. texas is also incredibly important. florida . these are the traditional states where latino power is really

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the russian river at hopland, in the navarro river at navarro.gs as well as they are expecting minor flooding as well. now widening the picture. the atmospheric river is just pumping that moisture into the east bay, the south bay, the city. it is a level two storm and we're not done with it yet. so as we time it out for you, downpours will continue through the evening. you will notice the focus is in the east and south bay now, but it's a slow mover. 9 p.m. still coming down. it is a level three now. we bumped this up from a two through tonight. it's a strong storm flooding, rain, gusty winds, downed trees. certainly more outages are possible and a chance of thunder. the winds are gusty right now. spring valley 44 miles an hour. we've had higher gusts right now at sfo 32. they've been seeing delays. a wind advisory until 10 a.m. saturday that was extended. gusts to 55, the possibility of more downed trees and power lines. and as you look at a live picture there from exploratorium camera, you can certainly see the rain. numerous reports from debri

the army will be at swan creek an now look at where how is a position f at the of the slide he has an uncanny tested crossing of the school which he'll take advantage of beginning at midnight on the 23rd, 22nd,3rd and after 13 uncontestehos. how his army across the school mostly at flla ford and then how will proed on his to philadelphia where you see position g and onward he will move first to germantown which he. on september 25th and he will capture philadelphia on september 26. so the cities given to him by washington very curious move which i've never been able to resolve. but while washington's the anti house now about 40 miles from philadelphia, he'll have another council with his men. and it's still a continuation of germantown mindset. he gives his men two options. we either going to attack how right away as soon as we can move down into a position to oppose him or we're going to wait for. reinforcements. there is no third option of not attacking. so the mindset that they left germantown on with on september 14th carries on here. and that's you see washington now moving. thro

at oakland, 28 at napa, 22 to 28 in most other bay area locations. right now.have a wind advisory that's in effect until, well, that's that's supposed to expire, like right now. but according to the national weather service, it's still in effect until 3 p.m. for the north bay interior mountains and most of solano county. winds there gusting up to about 60mph in those higher elevations. now, our relative humidity right now is below 15% in many locations. 1,213% humidity, that is bone dry. we're likely to see that increase late tomorrow as the winds also decrease a bit. right now we're looking at temperature readings of 67 in san francisco, low 70s at oakland, hayward, san jose, redwood city and half moon bay in the upper 60s. blue sky, breezy conditions at the golden gate. other temperatures at this hour 68 and petaluma. we've got low 70s at santa rosa and napa, upper 60s to about 70 at fairfield, concord and livermore. now the forecast headlines are these high fire danger with us through tomorrow morning windy pattern. of course we will have that for a while. d

there at the gazebo to kick things off at noon. and then the parade starts at one. this year's theme is salute to the coast guard. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a first of its kind for a drawing hundreds to the state capitol. tell you why dozens of native american tribal nations took part in this historic event. >> and we're also tracking the rain, of course, with heavier showers now beginning to fall across portions of the north bay. soon to be spreading across other areas of the bay as well. so stay tuned. john will have your comp >> it's 25 in your money this morning. current and former cash app users might be eligible to claim thousands of dollars in a settlement from a class action lawsuit cash app and its owner block invested. they were accused of negligence and breaching obligations to users. in 2 recent cases, the first case was a former employee who got access to account data without permission in 2022. and then the second case was when a hacker gained access to several accounts back in 2023, if you have use the

petaluma at 52 oakland at 57 right now. nice way to kick off this morning.isolated showers this morning. by the time we reach the afternoon, pretty much done with that potential right now. all right, john, thank you for that. ok, we're tracking 24. >> a lot of issues going on. it was about 24 long road and a rent an accident down there. and then another one eastbound. 24 at ahca line is right. and lafayette. so if i was you, i would just clear of 24 until they're able to clear up those accidents this morning, our bridges about 24 minutes on the bay bridge. 7 tales around 20 are well, your purchase ever feels at 14. the golden gate is at 20 minutes. let's get a look at things happening in the south bay. light want to one 30 minute ride. 85 to menlo park darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot, alina. 6.30, right now in the east bay. more than a month has passed since a hit and run driver killed a woman in andy the victim's sister tells kron four's philippe de gaulle. she's hoping. >> for justice this holiday. >> terry red revisits lone tree way at canada vall

mine is at the mine is at the bottom on the lower level. and so i'm trying to once the fire is out, we're trying to figure out basically what's going on. so he also says that everyone made it out safely. firefighters. so far not saying if they know how this fire started. we're going to turn now to. it might feel like you've alrey been inundated with black friday sales via email and text. but there's more coming. today, retail experts expect record sales to top $12 billion. a lot of money there. so thom jensen joining us this morning live from san francisco premium outlets in livermore. this is where they just opened a few minutes ago there. and i know last time we checked, pretty quiet there. is it revved up a little bit? quite a bit. the parking lot is actually just filling up. it's unbelievable how quickly the parking lot filled up. and i just talked to security here. they actually hire a traffic solutions firm to handle the traffic coming in on black friday. and he was telling me, you know, from this point on, it can take folks maybe an

his current count stands at 277, as you can see, kamala harris is at the moment at 224 so former presidentd trump will be the next president. the united states come january of next year. >> and now we want to take a look at some of the local state senate races. there are 20 seats up for grabs. half of the 40 races total for the california senate. so let's start wfth the race for bill dogs seat in district 3. the former mayor of west sacramento, democrat christopher kabel don is running against republican candidate thom bogue, who is the current dixon city council member. and as you can see here with 52% of the vote counted at this point, it looks like a solid lead for kabel done with 61% of the vote district 7 representing contra costa and alameda counties. you can see that jesse are going is against jovanka beckles and he's got 60% or 40%. that's just 34% of the votes counted so far. both democrats looking to replace california senator steve glazer. he hit the tournament, which was 12 years are going with 60% of the vote. we'll keep a count on that. only 34%. but the big margin there so f

maybe look at napa airport going bonkers north at 43mph. novato north at 20. concord north at 21.t's a rarity for buchanan. usually you don't see that. and oakland has a west wind. what i know, it's just kind of crazy. northeast now at half moon bay to 28. livermore has been up to 35, now 24. and even hayward has a north wind to 26. so wind advisories take us till this afternoon or this evening, depending on your location. also, we have red flag warnings out for the heightened fire concerns. santa rosa is already 62. half moon bay 61, sfo 60. san carlos is in there and it's closed for others. santa cruz is already 63 warm degrees, so it will be a warm one on the coast today with that offshore breeze. high to the north, the low to the south for two days. and then it's out of here. and right now the morning run of our good friend the gfs paints rain on us on monday, so i would prepare for it. if you work outside or you need to know today it's the wind of change against the wind. whatever you want. sunny for all. breezy to windy. highs well above average for this time of year. 70s gu

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it's not bad at all at this hour. just a minor backup at the tolls. we pop over to walnut creek. the sky is just ever so starting to light, and the traffic is very light, making the transition over towards highway 24. in the westbound direction, you can see some of the slow spots. our usual early morning commuters up and over the waldo. pardon me, the altamont pass. and that is about a 45 minute drive from tracy to dublin. we had an earlier problem in fairfield with an accident blocking at one time, all but one lane that's now been pushed off to the shoulder and you can see traffic is recovered nicely. castro valley still waiting for the tow truck to arrive there by eden canyon. this one is eastbound looking two lanes in the clearing process, ladies. >> all right, sue, thank you. one key aspect in helping to build a better bay area is finding solutions for the area's unhoused population in san jose. one program is hoping it's able to do that by keeping track of where rvs are parked. abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes joins us live from san jose with how the program wo

this is not bad at all.le playing in antioch and san leandro both matched five numbers in the drawing. they're bringing home more than 648 grand each. the antioch winner bought the lucky ticket at the 7-eleven on hillcrest avenue. the san leandro lucky ticket was sold at the big box store on walnut avenue. the next drawing is on black friday, a couple days from now. the jackpot is up to 514 million bucks. not just friends and family. thanksgiving means food, football, and the macy's thanksgiving day parade that starts tomorrow morning at 830. you can watch it right here on nbc bay area. and we can't forget about the dogs. following the parade, the national dog show. about 1800 dogs from more than 200 breeds. it's always so fun to watch. david frei will host his 23rd national dog show alongside co-host john o'hurley. so which dog is going to be best in show? they've got to be a great specimen of their breed. of course, that's the easy thing, but they also have to show it's called a dog show and you've got to

now, 14 trails about our friends at sugar bowl looking good at 43 inches. one inch of new snow last night and they've got 32 trails open. in fact, they keep up in in more more trails each day at all these resource palisade, you've got 34 inches on the ground. 3 inches of new snow and they've got as many as 8 trails are open and more ski resorts opening all the time. so the good news is high pressure in control. it is going to stay that way through the holiday weekend. enjoy your thanksgiving where we are. it's going to be beautiful. thank you, lawrence. and this just in longtime giants shortstop brandon crawford is announcing his retirement crawford making that announcement on instagram. >> he played in the mlb for 14 seasons. he had 3 all-star selections for gold glove. silver slugger award and he was in 2 world series championships. much loved giant have more on this announcement coming up on kron. 4 news at 6. you may be able to feast your eyes on the skies to catch a glimpse of the northern lights on thanksgiving and the day after the national oceanic a

we have 62 at oakland, 68 at hayward and san jose, 55 apiece at redwood city and half moon bay. nice view from mount tam unobstructed. no clouds out there to block our view. 54 degrees right now at both santa rosa and petaluma. napa 59. low 60s, low to mid 60s at fairfield and livermore. concord stands at 53 degrees. and now we'll take a look at our forecast headlines. tomorrow will be dry and breezy with offshore winds of course tuesday election day warmer with a mix of sun and clouds. not quite so windy on tuesday as tomorrow will be, but the winds will crank up again on wednesday and thursday. and that means elevated fire danger all over again. overnight low temperatures under clear skies and windy conditions will be mainly in the low to mid 50s. a little cooler on the coast. half moon bay a low of 48 degrees and up in the north bay we'll see lows of 42. in santa rosa and 39 at lakeport. moving along to tomorrow. sunny skies, breezy to windy to gusty depending on the time of day. highs will range from about 64 at half moon bay to 70 here in san francisco. most locations right

look at this.to clear trees and debris from the san leandro creek and you can see there was a helicopter actually lifting entire tree trunks in alameda county there. look at that. alameda county water officials say this work will continue the next few days and again into next week to prepare. well, sacramento's also gearing up for freezing temperatures. residents are working to prevent their pipes from freezing. they're being reminded to keep faucets dripping overnight. and now a live look this morning. this is over at highway 80. i-80 near kingvale. the sierra. kind of hard to see there. still pretty dark and you think see the snow falling. we are expected to get some significant snow over the next few days and headed up the tahoe anytime soon, be aware in kind of weather can really affect your drive this week. and we'll have a live report from the sierra coming up in the half hour with the latest on those conditions. >>> but jess, a -- bomb cyclone is driving this atmospheric river to the bay are

now at eight. more trouble at the san mateo county sheriff's office. high ranking employees now stepping down while the sheriff faces more calls to resign. good morning everybody. it's saturday, november 16th, and it sure feels like it outside. it's chilly out there. we just felt that bite in the air. >> that's right. we have a mixture of 30s and 40s with the clear sky and some wind out there, allowing for temperatures to be around 50. but as we look at live doppler seven right now, you can see the cloud cover and the moisture well to the north of us. but we'll get a piece of that action tomorrow, but barely. there's a look at a flat wind, glassy bay, and clear sky. the golden gate bridge, 48 downtown oakland as well, with 37 on the peninsula, 48 in san jose as well. and as we look at mount tam, it's been in the 30s there, freezing on top of mount diablo and temperatures just at 40 concord livermore, 36. in petaluma. so 5 to 11 degrees colder from concord to half moon bay. so bundle up this morning, 11:00 still just in the 50s. and then by the afternoo

the news at noon starts now. >> this is ktvu fox two news at noon. >> good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian and i'm claudine wong. it is election day. >> millions of people have already cast votes with mail in ballots, but today, millions more are voting in person at polling places all around the bay area and across the nation. the polls will be open until 8:00 tonight. a record 81 million americans have already cast their votes in early voting. that is more than half of the total number of americans who voted four years ago. >> more eyes will be on the presidential election between vice president kamala harris and former president donald trump. both wrapped up their campaigns yesterday with events in key battleground states. mr. trump held his final rally last night in michigan, traveled back to florida this morning and voted in palm beach. >> i feel very confident. it looks like republicans have shown up in force, so we'll see how it turns out. >> vice president harris delivered her final campaign speech in philadelphia, hitting themes about unifying the nation and the

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and looking at those low 40s in concord. look at all the 30s here.rtainly chilly once again, 36 sonoma and 39 santa rosa. so another look out towards pier 39. scattered showers, some sun out there today. the front moves through later on. today. we are dry and breezy into monday. monday is sunnier than tuesday. tuesday we'll see more cloud cover and then the end of the week. wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday. that's where it gets pretty interesting. here's a look at our coastal flood advisory until 4:00 tomorrow. the king tides once again over six feet and getting close to seven feet at right before 1130 this morning. so the minor flooding there, the level one system today allowing for the slippery roadways anywhere from three 4:00 the north bay and then later on. so stopping this at 230, you can see up towards ukiah looking at a few showers. and then here it is 630 and you can see perhaps from marin, the coastline here, and then into the south bay. but look what time it is. it's late eight, 9:00 and the amounts will be almost negligible for many

this time at cop 29. are so many different meetings that we have to be a part of that we have to get to. and this is just one step in this road map of this entire decade in which we are supposed to be preparing the world for the climate crisis, and everything we do from now until 2030 is supposed to help stave off the worst effects. so they financed this especially to help the most vulnerable countries that might prepare for that, and we are supposed to be preparing for this over the next five years. it's not a lot — for example in the marshall islands, they had built the national adaptation plan for a cost of about 21 billion, so $300 billion for the entirety of this world won't achieve a whole lot. and we came to this with a clear ask of $1.3 trillion, which is what will be needed by the most vulnerable nations, and we are far from that. most vulnerable nations, and we are farfrom that. so it's reallyjust most vulnerable nations, and we are far from that. so it's reallyjust a drop in the ocean for what

tomorrow morning downpours begin at 330 at 5 a.m. as the commute begins. the rain is spreading. 9 a.m. you are seeing some heavy rain. it's widespread going into the lunch hour. if you could stay home, this would be a good day to stay home. 3 to 6 p.m. you're still seeing heavy rain. the system looks to stall in the east and south bay, which will deliver quite a bit of rain there, and then we'll have some more showers going into saturday. so going through saturday evening, we're going to go with about an inch to an additional three and a third of an inch in the santa cruz mountains. winter storm warning for the sierra. 4 p.m. tomorrow until 4 p.m. tuesday. above 5500ft, 1 to 3ft of snow, up to four feet for the peaks and the gusty winds will make travel difficult to impossible. 5060 tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, highs will be in the 60s. it's a stormy one and the accuweather seven day forecast. wet, windy. chance of thunder level two tomorrow a one saturday. mainly morning showers. you get that breather a level two for sunday afternoon and then a o

we looked at it one way. we'll look at a much longer path here. so this is at 8 a.m.omorrow morning. look at santa rosa's in the clear. and then you saw kind of the central bay get hammered tomorrow. that look like a good 2 or 3 hours of some really heavy rain up around crystal springs, up around up in the hills of montara. so we'll keep an eye on it. and then you got the winter storm warning in the mountains that verifies 7 a.m. saturday. the big game. a few scattered sprinkles in the area, but should be fine. and then sunday you get a little more buildup back here. a few scattered showers possible, but nothing. nothing like we've seen. these are the forecast highs. so really what i just showed you is a very kind of different weather day tomorrow. stormy, wet and that's not different. but what's different is everybody's going to get some. and it's probably going to be more rain in the south bay and the santa cruz mountains than in the north bay, as that thing kind of turns on its turns at an angle and pushes through. the upshot is, it's moving, and as it's moving, es

the peak gusts over 50 at los vaqueros oakland hills 45, mount tam 47 at hawkeye. taking a look at live doppler seven right now. high pressure nudged in behind the departing low. the two close together and as a result, we were dealing with the gusty winds. the same wind pattern that is driving that mountain fire in southern california. looking at our local radar here, it is all quiet, clear skies. but look at the dew points, a measure of the moisture in the air. it is so dry outside in case you're wondering, 18 degree dew point right now. so just really indicating how dry it is outside. temperatures right now in the 40s to the 60s. as we take a look at a live picture from sutro tower, elevated fire danger with dry, gusty winds into tomorrow morning, friday, lighter winds and fogs back. and then saturday night, going into sunday, we'll have some spotty showers or drizzle during that time period. as we look at the fire danger index moderate to high across some parts of our north bay hills and east bay hills, that's at 1220. so stay alert. still, obviously going into

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least at this point.n. 47.9 to 50%. and wisconsin has 23% of the vote in. also expected to be a tight race. they have both spent a ton of time there here is michigan, which we haven't talked too much about yet. we will get bill to show us on the board what michigan looks like 14%. a lot of votes still to come n michigan. obviously this is too close to call. and that is 45 to 42. let's go to grady trimble who is just outside of detroit, michigan and start to get a feel for what is going on in this part of the blue wall, hi, grady. >> hi, martha. we are expecting update from the top election official shortly. what we know from her updates throughout the day so far is that turnout on election day has been very strong here in the wolverine state. and when combined with early voting, it's quite possible that it sets a new record. the previous record set in the last presidential election in 2020. and like most of the battleground states. this is going to be a story of rural turnout vs. urban turnout. but there

we at the scene.re taking a look at what they're doing as far as searching for the person who did it. >> and the people in this county are pete hughes and is disgusting and i will not stand don't continue to fight. i will not give >> that's the san mateo county sheriff trying to defend herself as supervisors are calling for her to step down because of a toxic workplace. we'll have more on that and the city of fremont, the latest in the bay area to ban rv's from parking near schools

. >>> plus, a rare discovery at a new york museum. we give you a glimpse and a listen to a newly uncovered chopin waltz. it's monday, november 4th. "early today" starts right now. good morning. thanks for starting this busy week with me. i'm frances rivera. on the eve of the presidential election, we have a new snapshot of the state of the race. the final poll by nbc news shows the candidates tied nationally among registered voters with 2% undecided. donald trump continues to dominate among men, while vice president harris has a similar advantage with women. perhaps the biggest surprise in polling comes from iowa. the highly respected des moines register poll shows harris leading trump within a margin of error. iowa has not been a battleground state in recent elections, but may be one to watch tomorrow. tonight the vice president will be making her final pitch to pennsylvania voters with a series of star-studded rallies and concerts. mr. trump will visit three swing states. nbc's garrett haake has more from the campaign trail. >> repo

at levi's.aiser center for the arts has reopened after being closed for more than two decades. yesterday, it hosted one of its first big shows since undergoing a $100 million renovation project. the theater is now equipped with new seats, lighting and a sound system, and in the future, that venue is going to host concerts, expos and holiday shows. >> a woman who is already in custody for burglary is now facing more charges. san francisco police say she's connected to a high end smash and grab incident. you may remember in early october, we told you about a group of thieves who rammed a car into a dior store in union square and took several items. now, officers say 23 year old dina bahadori was one of the burglars. she was already in custody after being accused of stealing from stores in the bay area. dior has since put up anti-vehicle barriers to prevent similar burglaries in santa rosa. >> police have identified and arrested two people that they believe are responsible for multiple burglaries.

hollister is at 36 scotts valley feltner at 38. santa clara has dipped to 39.u know that's almost too cold to go to work there at apple. almost. if you get to 39 we're calling it off. you can work from home. 34 boulder creek, of course. so that's elevation up in the mountains there. truckies 23 carson city, 25 minden 18, in south lake tahoe. so are we placerville and emigrant gap at 40 and reno 23. cold degrees. our system is approaching. i tend to think it's going to be a little stronger than what others are thinking. i should add, there is what's called a little wave forming right there. that's a front. that's a change in wind direction on the front. it slows it down. it can also intensify it a little bit. it will no doubt slow it down. so this is later not sooner the upper low then is going to do this. it will hang around and just drop down this way, drop and be here until probably late thursday or friday before it finally moves inland. so that's going to keep us in a really cool pattern here with you know, critical minimums possible. maybe by the time we ge

at a slightly higher level? >> we would be concerned if we saw -- if we thought we saw inflation expectations anchoring at a higher level. that is not what we are seeing. we are seeing between surveys and market readings broadly consistent with, you know, i looked at the five-year earlier today and it's probably moved but it is kind of right where it has been and it is pretty close to consistent with 2% pce inflation so that is one that has been a traditional one we look at a lot but overall, expectations throughout this in a place that is consistent with 2% inflation but you are right to say we watched that very carefully and we will not allow inflation expectations to drift upward but that is really why we reacted so sharply in 2022 avoid that. >> kelly. >> kelly o'grady, cbs news. we talked about what you have heard from business majors on the economy but many average americans are still not feeling the strength of the economy in their wallet so what is your message to them on when they might expect relief? >

we flood warnings were issued at the right time.— flood warnings were issued at the right time.e are talking about the _ the right time. we are talking about the situation _ the right time. we are talking about the situation on - the right time. we are talking about the situation on the - about the situation on the ground in wales. we are looking at pictures of wiltshire where those river levels are still very much very high and we are monitoring that. we are not looking at pictures of wales, but wiltshire. we are talking to sian williams, who is the north west operations officer in wales. what about the people in wales. what about the people in pontypridd who have been sharing their frustration with my colleagues there. they said lessons have not been learnt since 2020 when the storm dennis caused a lot of disruption, a lot of devastation and high flood levels and we are saying that four years later exactly the same following storm birds? obviously we sympathise deeply with anybody who has been affected by flooding over the weekend. it is horrible, one of the worst things that

the mission starts at 9. that alon, that's a group dedicated to improving the lives of older people put together part of their meals on wheels program. organizers say they're going to visit homes across marin county. if you or someone you love is in need this holiday season, you can always find resources and other events. we have a list kron 4 dot com back to people to death. all right. thanks a lot. reyna tensions are rising between the san mateo county sheriff and the sheriff's union. yeah, that union is yet again demanding that sheriff christina corpus resign after. >> reports accused her of misconduct, but she has refused to step down and denied all of the allegations. kron 4 sarah stinson has the latest. >> the sheriff says she understands the past few weeks have been difficult for not only her employees, but also the community. she says, though, resigning is not the answer. we cannot come to any sort of solution that does not involve her resignation. the mateo county deputy sheriff's association putting

new at five. ktvu crime reporter henry lee joins us live tonight from sonoma county with the very latest henry. >> yeah. deputies actually encountered the suspect after he allegedly acted out at a boutique hotel hours before this killing. but it was no reason for them. the deputies say no reason for them to hold him, and they let him go. the valley ford area in sonoma county, marked by lush green fields, rolling hills and cows. a most unlikely spot for a homicide, but sonoma county sheriff's investigators say this is where 77 year old michael mullen was bludgeoned to death on november 16th by a suspect with a baseball bat, according to his linkedin profile. mullen is an elder law attorney. he lived on this expansive property where his wife bred and raised horses and the couple worked on their farm. sergio dominguez lives nearby. >> he was kind. he would wave to you. you'd see him walking his dogs out. looked like a nice, humble guy. >> the killing happened just two hours after sheriff's deputies i

san francisco at 55 petaluma right now at fifty-two degrees.he middle of the day, we're still going to see thisig

time for another look at the weather at looking live at the golden gate bridge. gayle, we've got kind of a break today, but more rain coming. >> mainly the south bay. so this past week was north of the golden gate. we saw that mess from that atmospheric river there to actually. but now we are looking at a system that is tracking south. that is a nice break for the no north bay, because, you know, there's still a lot of cleanup in the areas around the russian river and a park across sonoma and napa counties so dry over at the golden gate bridge. and here's the bigger picture here. we have some passing showers in the north bay as we speak. so let's take a look. we saw the flood advisory in sonoma county over at grand, which is north best bull. you can see some showers passing through when they're in santa rosa. so this is until 04:00am tomorrow. and now we are tracking an area of low pressure just right here off the pacific northwest and then will be dragging some moisture from sept tropical moisture from at a weak atmospheric river. they'll be aiming towards the c

let's get to the big news of the morning, or at least the past 24 hours at least.resident-elect trump now outlining his plan to raise tariffs on mexico and canada and china as well. megan costello joins us with more on the latest and where it is all headed. >> hey, andrew. good morning. that's right. trump vowing last night to impose tariffs on all goods coming in from those countries, the three largest u.s. trading partners in response to what he called a surge of undocumented immigrants and flood of illicit drugs, especially fentanyl, crossing the u.s. border. in one post he said he would sign the documents necessary to impose tariffs on canada and mexico on his first day in office. in a send post he said china will face an additional 10% tariff because of drugs it is sending in through mexico. this is trump vowing to follow through he made on the campaign trail, threats that have been dismissed at times as bluster or negotiating tactic. trump and his team i can tell you based on reporting have been focused for months on ways to impose legal tariffs broadly and q

they opened the season at 7 p.m. at maples. the men also opened their season today at seven zero at 1 p.m. busy day for them and non-election. so if you need a little bit of break, you can get some basketball. you'll want to be indoors though because it is going to be windy. yeah, it's been pretty nice to start out the day, but as the day goes on, the wind is going to start to pick up. but at least temperature wise it's pretty comfortable. let's get a look outside in san francisco where we've enjoyed a lot of clear skies. and every now and then the wind picks up. but that's the main concern we'll have here. but it's also been churning up some dangerous waves near the coast. so if you are going to the coastline, some of our beaches never turn your back to the water. we could see some of those waves breaking up to 14ft today, and some of those sneaker waves come up higher than some of the other ones, along with the risk of rip currents. now, looking at this map here, pg&e giving out the heads up that they may have to shut off pow

mike, you're getting a look at that. backup at the bay bridge. took till about 615 for the backup to form. steady to about mid parking lot. and now finally building up as folks arrive at the bay bridge toll plaza. friday's have a later build and a lighter overall commute for the morning. we're looking at the east shore freeway, gentle slowing here and again, the build out of richmond. westbound 37 is continuing to be an issue. i have no reports of any work going on, no lanes blocked. it's just slow from highway 37, merritt island, all the way over toward 121 this morning. that may be a little unusual slowing in toward novato. the build right on time here for southbound 880. no problems across the san mateo or dumbarton bridges tri-valley. a couple of incidents, but 680 moves smoothly into the south bay and out of south county. north 101 easy drive. back to you. thanks, mike. 622 right now. coming up next on today in the bay nbc bay area responds a bad punch line for a woman who bought tickets to a comedy show. a thief stole the tickets from her t

at t. rowe price, we help advisors move forward by building agile etfs designed to outperform the index. that's the power of curiosity. better questions can lead to better solutions. t. rowe price. invest with confidence. >>> all right. it's -- we have a squawk planner for you. here's today's. key inflation data is coming. the october consumer price index is due at 8:30 a.m. eastern. the full forecast is expected to rise .2% from september and up 2.6% year over year. also on today's agenda, cnbc's 14th annual delivering alpha investor summit in new york city this afternoon. the theme, ambition and opportunity for the new year. joining us now, with more on the markets, stephanie link, hightower adviser's chief investment strategist and she's quite a strategist and cnbc contributor. looking at your notes, stephanie, and you have thoughts here. i would actually call them deep thoughts, look like that "satu night live" segment. some of these are deep. you also -- when you come on, first we do m

at $4.51 a gallon. californians already pay the second highest amount in the country for gasoline. >> well, we have a high octane forecast for you, that's for sure. it looks like another nice day, but then changes on the way for the weekend and especially by monday. so we're going from a nice to warm friday to a much cooler pattern, especially by sunday into monday. but here we go again. it's another cold one out there. penngrove petaluma. gilroy, guerneville, boulder creek, novato, menlo park and hercules. how about that? 33 to 39 already. so, you know, these are going to drop plenty of 30s up in lake county. middletown's down to 33 degrees. healdsburg 37 windsor, 35. point reyes station, fairfax novato 36. i got to change that. and even sonoma at 38 and richmond at 39. so this is a cold morning. just an absolute powerhouse. low. that's the low that gave us our wind. it is now into new mexico. look at the moisture source tapping into big time snow in colorado, the front range of the rockies and the pla

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no, not at all. not at all. that i would be a suspect or my wife would be a suspect. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): police were feeling differently. and as their scrutiny intensified, bobby and susanne decided to hire an attorney and stop talking to police. assistant district attorney richard moran said that slowed everything down. the best way to get information about the investigation would be through her. and once she stops talking to us, things take a lot longer. josh mankiewicz: there was a point at which you and your wife stopped cooperating with police and hired an attorney. no, we didn't stop cooperating with the police. that's what they want you to believe. anything they wanted to know, all's they had to do was ask my attorney. your wife feel the same way about that? oh, absolutely. absolutely. she was just scared that they were going to try and pin it on her. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): once again, susanne was right. we had, we believed, probable cause to arrest susanne. we just couldn't do it because s

news at 11.wards are country music's biggest night, and long before you see the show on tv, a lot of work goes into planning and rehearsals to make sure everything goes off without a hitch. reporter joelle gargiulo from our sister station in new york, takes us behind the scenes. let's party nashville. >> the countdown is on to country music's biggest bash. let's go. the bridgestone arena in downtown nashvilletone arena transformed into a spectacular stage, a headquarters for music city. from the final rehearsals to the finishing touches on seating charts and massive sets bringing to life, we were granted rare behind the scenes access. >> we have multiple performance areas in this area here. this is what i call where our hosts are normally and our and our awards patterns. our awards are given here and we have a stage here. and then behind this closed down is another stage leading up to the big show, a round robin of rehearsals. >> luke combs, shaboozey and bailey zimmerman testing out the stage. >

we are at 2.2% inflation at the moment. that will rise with the base.e will be closer to % by the end of the year. lombardelli cites services acknowledge and wage inflation. i think the risks are certainly to the upside when we look at inflation. >> i want to address the elements you said. before we get there, what are you pricing in in terms of rate cuts from the bank of england? any meaningful changes in the short period of time? >> if we were aking three months ago, we were talking 3%. we are thinking 3.5%. that is in line what with markets expect. in terms of cuts, we think it will be cautious. once every quarter. once every other meeting. >> it is important to look at some of the comments from the bank of england have been. i want to discuss that in more detail in a moment. i want to bring a flash because we hear from the chinese foreign ministry in the context of what the president-elect announced yesterday. the chinese foreign ministry saying on trump's tariff threat that china is willing to continue anti-drug cooperation with the united states o

if you are looking at the numbers that alex is looking at and you are looking at where is positive. >independents coming back latinos coming back to the democratic party. they look at young people voting strongly and they look at a sense of momentum that the trump momentum is over. is he making these comments that are easily picked out and show division. all of those things give democrats some real confidence when you talk to them may not be true but that's what they are feeling. >> what we are seeing a different story. in the stages of grief, when you lose something important in your life, first it's denial then it's resignation and despair and rationalization is a big part of it. what we are see something democrats are almost desperately looking for the sunny side of this story when you look at the numbers i just don't see that it's there right now. >> bret: what's the first thing you are looking at tomorrow? we'll get some early stuff. we will obviously have our voter analysis we will get a sense the first states come in about 7:00. >> >> i look at the first states. lie being at ne

right at the downtown area. river will take a weird couple of turns, which in year's past had regularly sent floodwaters into the streets. drew layman remembers what it was like in 2013. >> the river, i mean well, that bridge was under water. and so full on, they were under water all the way down. this is where they all collect, to be honest. that's why. this all used to flood. it doesn't anymore. >> reporter: it stopped flooding because of a huge five-year project to take some of the teeth out of the roaring river during storms. new spill gates and a lot of dredging has pretty much removed downtown napa's reputation as flood central. >> ask it probably won't ever put them under water again. i've got to be honest. >> reporter: are you a little sad about that? >> i am a little bit, yeah. i had a lot of fun back in the day when i was a teenager, driving around my truck. >> reporter: even without flooding, the rain was dampening business in this area. streets were deserted. the bars and restaurants felt a little lo

look at that. we get our afternoon highs at 3:00 instead of 4:00. because that sun setting hour earlier. so by the afternoon it's a mild day. and then by 9:00 it's breezy and temperatures are still kind of elevated due to that north wind. so we'll talk about how much more drying we have in our forecast in the week ahead. and there is much more coming up. stephanie. lisa. >> thank you. as we're closing in now on the election, both presidential candidates are making their final stops in key battleground states. more than 73 million americans have already cast their votes. abc news chuck sivertsen has more, including where vice president harris and former president trump will be today, with the election two days away. >> vice president harris and former president trump are making their final pitches to voters. the election generating massive early voter turnout with more than 73 million americans already casting their ballots. on saturday, both candidates visiting battleground north carolina. harris, speaking to voters in charlotte. i am not looking to