at one point we used to call it the hannity big board. and now it's the hemmer big board. looking at new jersey with 25% of the vote in. >> low count. >> sean: right now it's 50-49 republican and 49 within a point. >> our board shows 25% of the vote. is that what you're saying here? >> yes, sir. >> ciattarelli and murphy at 50/50. we got a lot of things outstanding in new jersey. listen, fairfax county not withstanding, i think virginia has done a very good job of returning the votes tonight. polls closed 2 hours and 34 minutes ago. i'd say for the most part virginia has done a very good job. i don't know -- >> sean: seems stuck on 74%. i never look when the counting gets stuck. my suspicious irish nature. i don't know. >> might be a pipe burst in the bathroom. >> sean: yeah. we'll keep an eye on it now it's tightened. a one-point race in new jersey. we'll get back to bill at the big board first. here more reaction, chief of staff, reince priebus. you and i had an off-camera conversation last night. we did a deep dive into the early voting in virginia. republicans are not d

steve kornacki standing by at his big board. he is following it all for us. we're going to get the latest from steve in moments. also right now these big races putting an even bigger microscope on biden's agenda and the dialing up the urgency among democrats to get something, anything done. in the last 15 minutes, we got a major update about the negotiations. the push to get paid leave back in the bill. we're also talking about the moment in the pandemic that so many parents have been waiting for. children as young as five now getting the coronavirus vaccine as we speak. shots going in arms. could this be a turning point in our fight with the virus? also right now, day two of testimony underway in the kyle rittenhouse murder trial in wisconsin. the prosecution is up. the latest from the courtroom just ahead. >>> but we start once again with nbc's steve kornacki at his big board. chris jansing is in virginia, outside washington d.c. rehema in hoboken, new jersey. and former congressman carlos kurbelo of florida, we'll get to them in a moment. steve, let's talk

steve kornacki is at the big board right now, as mentioned, tracking all of the results as we get them. exit polls and all of the voting. there are races in over 30 states tonight. there's battling for local office, special election, da, mayor, and a race for governor in two states. new jersey where polls close at 8:00 p.m., and governor murphy is trying it become the first democratic governor to win re-election in over 40 years and then of course, virginia, which may carry many political implications across the country, not just in that state, as terry mcauliffe and glenn youngkin battle it out. polls close there within the hour. now, it is election night, so we begin where else but exactly where we want to go when we think america wants to go, to the big board with msnbc's steve kornacki. take it away. >> as you say, inside of an hour, waiting for real votes between now and then. we have the exit poll. we have our first look at the electorate. folks who went out and voted today also included in the exit poll, folks who voted early, folks who voted by mail. a lot of different ways of

steve kornacki at the big board thank you.hief white house correspondent for the new york times, our friend juanita tolliver is back a strategist for candidates and causes. mike murphy veteran republican strategist co director for the center of political future at the university of southern california, in his spare time his cohost of the hats on tap podcast, good evening and welcome to all. peter baker, since your first rodeo this is not, perhaps we should begin this way, why could history have guided us as a predictor, that would make tonight somehow less surprising? >> well i think that is the important point to remember, brian. and i covered virginia politics or ten years before moving to the national desk, mike murphy, mike if you remember back in that senator race one that you need to know about is the off year governors elections tend to be contrarian, they tend to go against the national wave. if you go for the back the past 44 years there's only one example where governors race didn't go against the winner of the last

on his campaign, because of that republican tie, in some of these areas. >> steve kornacki at the big boardank you so much. that's the big news out of jersey tonight, now turning now to what happened in washington d.c. a day, supreme court heard arguments about keeping new york states gun restrictions, that require gun owners to obtain a special license to carry a firearm at home. seems like a reasonable ad. if you want to carry a gun. need a license. kindly driving the car, the conservative majority on the court seemed skeptical, denying -- 's constitutional. and with what we've seen the increase in violence across the country, what could possibly go wrong with even more people armed? chris brown is the president a brady the national canned pain against gun violence. she joins me now. the constitutional question, here my understanding is, the court is considering whether to issue an opinion, saying that the second amendment requires every state, to just let anyone carry a gun, that wants to. whenever. >> yeah, that's basically correct, in new york has had a permitting system for over a cen

all of the big policies across the board are not decided on. bringing that up, i really appreciate it. thanks so much. >>> with me now to continue our conversation is new mexico democratic congresswoman, teresa ledger fernandez. she's a member of the congressional progressive and hispanic caucuses. it's great to see you, congressman, thank you for being with me. let's talk about this issue that jake was talking about. where do thing stands with the bipartisan infrastructure bill. where we are at, we are working on finalizing the language, so that we all know on the house side exactly what's in the bill and that is what we are doing. we want to make sure that we have all the language in there. that we are addressing issues with our senate colleagues. there are discussions going on between the house and the senate. and in the progressive caucus and the hispanic congressional caucus and the democratic caucus, you are feeling a sense of mechanism and determination to get things done. the other thing is, we are energized by what is in there. there's

steve kornacki at the big board ready to dig into the state of play. also in a few moments i'll talk to virginia congresswoman abigail spanberger who represents a major swing district in virginia. we're also following new jersey's governor's race. phil murphy looking to become the first democratic governor to win reelection since 1977. president biden is still overseas. he just wrapped up a speech on green energy at the unite nations climate summit. how he's trying to flex america's leadership muscles this morning. and we know what the jury is going to look like in the trial of kyle rittenhouse. of 20 jurors, there's one person of color. we'll have the latest ahead in kenosha. >>> we start with the governor's race in virginia. steve kornacki is here. he brought along the big board. also with us is katie beck in richmond outside a polling center. steve, what trends are we watching for this hour in virginia? >> the polls show in this basically tied up. the backdrop here, you're seeing that joe biden won virginia by double digits. a couple things we're as

steve kornacki at the big board, steve has been keeping us up today on what's going on. small difference right now. both have spoken tonight, neither murphy did not concede, should really says he wants to declare victory but is not prepared to do so until the numbers to do so come in. >> what we are seeing right now you would rather be murphy than shaq ciattarelli, which is what appears -- this has been a confusing amazed to try and navigate tonight. the vote returns in new jersey trying to nail down exactly how much of what type of o is left, and where, has been a very challenged tonight in new jersey. we're talking to both sides tonight they have both found the same thing, that is one thing they have agreed on tonight. murphy is trailing by 2000 votes, why it's been a preferred position than should really right now, because of mercer county, where trenton is the ski capital. vote by mail in mercer is a pretty good size county, is going to pad murphy's margin pretty considerably. if you just added vote by mail in mercer county, he would certainly move ahead at that poin

let's look at the big board, dow down in the red about 130 points. >>> it's a good time to be looking for a job. >> companies are rolling out the red carpet to attract new talent as more and more people leave the workforce. with the holidays approaching companies are scrambling in a war for workers. some are handing out higher wages and sign ubonuses to attract new hires, amazon offering up to $3,000 sign on bonus for temporary workers and average starting wage of $18 an hour. companies are also beefing up perks. >> a lot of perks there. >>> new york city marathon is sunday. this is the 50th year for the race. >> among the 33,000 runners, len and i will not be one, will be a pair of friends with an uncommon bond. more than four years ago dave was fighting for his life when doctors found cancer in his liver. a needed a transplant and his friend stepped up donating 60% of her liver to him. >> sarah kate saved my life. that's what's so great about this opportunity to run and publicize the incredible bravery and generosity and love of sarah kate and the opportunity to be a donor.. >> sund

. >>> a live look at the big board now where stocks are full falling again on worries of the new variant. you can see the dow is down about 600 points. the big drop after federal reserve chairman appeared before senate committee today. he gave testimony on the impact the pandemic is having on the economy. he noted the economy took a blow in the summer has the delta variant spread and gave a warning about the new variant. >> the rise in coronavirus cases and the new variant pose downside risks to the employment and economic activity and increased uncertainty for inflation. >> the fed chairman also warned inflation will stick around longer as the economy continues to recover. >>> happening now as you heard ann say a panel of advisers meeting to discuss the anti viral pill. the committee will vote on whether to recommend authorizing the drug for high risk patients. if authorized it'll be the first pill for those infected with the virus. the fda may also green light a similar pill from pfizer. >>> new video of elizabeth holmes arriving today. today prosecuteerns are getting the chance to cro

we will take a look at the big board, dow is up in the green about 304 points this afternoon. as the world taps into strategic reserves of oil, canada is tapping into another one of its reserves. right now the country says it is dealing with a maple syrup shortage. the government supported group the quebec maple syrup producer says it is releasing about 50 million pounds of syrup. this year about 133 million- pound were harvested which is about average but sales have risen 21% compared to last year leading to the shortage. >>> a sign that times are changing, holiday air travel has almost hit prepandemic levels. tsa says 2.4 million people passed through security just yesterday. it is the siy siemictarted. over the whole d ency screened just shy of 21 million people. that's only 89% less than prepandemic levels. >>> today, annual holiday tree lighting ceremony on hill, the event's 50th year. festivities kick off this evening. the tray will be lit around 6:00. >>> giving machines are back at oakland temple hill. they let you donate to a charity of yourself. select items that ran

. >> steve kornacki at the big board, thank you so much. >>> that's the big news out of new jersey tonighton, dc today, the supreme court heard arguments about whether to keep new york state's strict gun restrictions that require gun owners to obtain a special license to carry a gun outside the home. the conservative majority on the court seemed skeptical. with what we've seen in the increase in violence across the country, what could possibly go wrong with even more people armed? chris brown is the president of brady, the national campaign to prevent gun violence, she joins me now. chris, to frame the constitutional question, my understanding is the court is considering whether to issue an opinion saying that the second amendment requires every state to just let anyone carry a gun that wants to, whenever. >> yeah, that's basically correct, chris. new york has had a permitting system for over a century that just says that we need to decide when someone wants to carry a gun in public in times square, whether or not they have a good reason to carry that gun. and at issue in this case is that

steve kornacki standing by at his big board. he is following it all for us. steve in moments. also right now these big races putting an even bigger microscope on biden's agenda and the dialing up the urgency among democrats to get something, anything done. in the last 15 minutes, we got a major update

steve kornacki is at the big board right now, as mentioned, tracking all of the results as we get themor governor in two states. new jersey where polls close

. >>> a live look at the big board on this friday afternoon to see how we are rounding out the week. the dow is up about 158. >>> world's largest health company is breaking up bandaids and pharmaceuticals. johnson & johnson plans to split into two companies separating over the counter products and pharmaceutical business. it is unclear what the second company will be named but johnson & johnson will stick to prescription drugs and medical devices. >>> americans are quitting jobs at a record pace. labor department says nearly 4.5 million people quit their jobs in september. at the same time businesses continue to post jobs at near record numbers. >>> new, california could become the first state in the nation to rank heat waves. it will be similar to the way meteorologists categorize hurricanes. the idea was just announced as united nations climate talks wrap up in scotland. >>> a gorgeous sunrise over the bay caught on camera from one of our san francisco tower skie e the fog rolled in over the boats in the bay. mary, only you can follow something up that beautiful. >>> thank you. lov

with me at the big board, steve kornacki. nbc's rehema ellis is in hoboken, new jersey. steve, what's the latest? >> you can see here, jack ciattarelli the huge underdog coming into this, the republican, he has gotten right up to the line of pulling off this monumental upset in new jersey. but he is right now with not a ton of votes left running behind governor phil murphy. the margin is about 15,000 for murphy. that's bad news for ciattarelli. he's already exceeded expectations but murphy's lead has been slowly climbing throughout the day today. the reason is because we've been getting vote batches in from some pretty heavily democratic places. just within the last hour, for instance, here in mercer county, they released their vote by mail, it was about 25,000 votes. murphy won nearly 20,000 of those votes. it's a big reason why he has that margin he has statewide right now. the problem for ciattarelli, what murphy has going for him right now, as you look, where else are there votes in new jersey. essex county is one big source, this is the king of democratic counties i

. >>> let's go live to the big board. of advisers to the fda are meeting to discuss the anti viral pill. the committee will vote on whether to recommend authorizing the drug for high risk covid patients. if it authorizes the drug it would be the first pill for united states patients infected the virus. in the coming weeks the fda may green light a similar pill from pfizer. >>> also today prosecutors in the elizabeth holmes fraud trial will get a chance to cross her about the testimony that prompted her to break down in tears on the stand in san jose. she described yesterday how she processed being raped at sanford by dedicating herself to building a business. she testified that her former business partner and live in boyfriend was controlling. she said he often wonderful bullied her and forced her into sex. she even took notes which were shown to the jury. >> it's compelling evidence and it goes to if she could form the intent to defraud. >> holmes is accused of misleading investors, des and patients about an advanced blo

. >>> here's the big board on this friday afternoon. the dow is up in the green about 219 points. the red hot work out at home fitness trend is cooling down as people head back to the gym. peloton stock dropped more than 30% today after releasing its quarterly reports. the popular stationary bike fell 17% while revenue only grew 6%. >>> new at noon, gas prices are climbing to record highs and bay area drivers are feeling the hit. in lafayette, it cost nearly $5 a gallon at the pump. according to aaa, the statewide average is $4.62 a gallon up from $3.17 a year ago. what's fueling the prices as the economy continues to rebound, demand is spiking. natural gas prices are climbing. bank of america is now predicting that crude oil will shoot up to $120 a barrel by june of 2022. that is 45% higher than current levels. one driver told us it cost him more than $70 to fill up. >> $5.29 for premium which is what i'm using. i have been thinking about getting an electric car, actually. >> the highest average price ever in california, $4.67 a gallon in october of 2012. >>> new at noon, multipl

steve kornacki, the man who never sleeps, is standing by at the big board with the latest numbers from across the state. and the numbers across the country don't seem to be looking too great for democrats. this afternoon what the path forward looks like for the party after losses in virginia and beyond. sources telling nbc news the internal blame game is real. city lawmakers reeling, pushing for something concrete to take home to voters with developments coming in on that social safety net package floating around the house, which just got put back into that bill and whether that makes it easier or harder to pass. we are here juggling a lot of pieces of news on this afternoon. i'm hallie jackson in washington along with our nbc news team, msnbc national political correspondent steve kornacki as mentioned, posted up at the big board. political editor mark murray is here with the key take aways, what this means politically going forward for democrats. new reaction from both sides of pennsylvania avenue, lyanne caldwell is on capitol hill looks like in a basement. monica alba is at the whi

he's working the big board right there, our consumer investigator chris chimera is here with some travel guidance. >>> and more than a dozen schools in the east bay are on the chopping block. a decision could be made about those schools future as soon as tonight. we've got details. you're watching nbc bay area news tonight. on] -great party, carlene. you must have blown your budget. -not exactly. -you have great name-brand snacks, tons of meat... and where did you get this imported cheese? -hello! grocery outlet, bargain market. -♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ -with this holiday set to bust your wallet, your neighborhood grocery outlet is the destination for savings of 40 to 70 percent on your whole meal with deals like 14 dollars off your turkey. >>> welcome back to nbc bay area news tonight. you just heard the honey baked ham commercial. that means thanksgiving is here a week from tomorrow. and unlike last year we are free to move about the country. a lot of people are going to be doing just that. more than 50 million people according to aaa. but there's a looming problem here, who'

he's at the big board, rehema ellis in hoboken, new jersey, and chris jansing in leesburg, virginia, managing editor of saab doe's crystal ball. donna edwards, joins us, former democratic congresswoman from maryland, and david jolly, former republican congressman from florida who's no longer affiliated with the party. new jersey, your home state and mine, i have not heard people talking about bergen county this much since the cone heads moved there. what happened? >> phil murphy right now with a lead of just under 1,700 votes on here. it has been -- this is true talking to republicans and democrats in new jersey. they are both confused and frustrated by how the vote return has been reported out here. there's been a lot of question marks about exactly what's left, where it's left, what type of vote is left. here's our best sense of it right now. you mentioned that murphy has that small lead right now. we believe there is still a fairly significant number of election day votes. that is to say votes that people cast in person at the polls yesterday in essex county, a couple of dozen pre

shep. >> kayla, thank you. >>> steve kornacki's at the big board now. steve, tomorrow really shaping up to be likely a very long night for you. what are you watching for in virginia >> looking very suspenseful, shep here it is y just heard from kayla there. when donald trump was president, it got a lot bluer you see he lost the state by ten points why did it get so much bluer it's because of the suburbs of washington, d.c. the suburbs of richmond. big, densely-populated areas that was the epicenter of the trump backlash in virginia republicans lost a ton of ground in these areas during donald trump's presidency this is a huge question tomorrow night. i am going to be watching how much of those trump-era gains can democrats, can terry mcauliffe hold onto in the suburbs in virginia? how many inroads can glenn youngkin and the republicans make because if youngkin can make enough inroads in these suburbs, he could win the state if youngkin wins the state doing that, republicans all across the country, i guarantee you, are taking notes because that would be

nbc news' steve kornacki is at his big board ready to break down the numbers for us. >> all right, the countdown's reached zero voting drive arrived here in virginia glen youngkin, the republican, actually ahead by a small amount over terry mcauliffe this looks like a race that will make for a very intense and potentially long election night. here's what we will look for as the results come in tonight. remember, joe biden won this state by 10 points last year virginia has been trending blue the last decade-and-a-half we will look in the suburbs right outside of washington, d.c., northern virginia. this is the area trending democratic for a long time and really accelerated that trajectory during donald trump's presidency this was the epicenter of the trump backlash in virginia it's why joe biden will win the state by 10 point. how much of that gains have democrats held on to now that donald trump is no longer president how much have republicans been able to win back that's a big question we are asking about northern virginia another involves geographically a large area of the state. sou

let's move over to the big board here.re is a chance of a shower north of the golden gate tomorrow. few and far between. the bulk of the moisture will miss us to the north. widespread rain will arrive late monday. not as strong as the last atmospheric river, but beneficial rain. passing showers late morning and early afternoon point few and far between. a lot of what is showing up will evaporate before it reaches ground level. there is a chance of a passing shower as we head into the midday hours. in the atmosphere dries up. the rest of us will see the mix of clouds and sunshine throughout the day, with more sunshine for the second half of the weekend. then there is this big spike in rain chances from late monday into monday night, with heavy rain angering into tuesday. that is that atmospheric river that will be an ar 2 to 3. this one isn't going to be as strong, but it will bring rain to us. a beautiful sunset. temperatures between 58 and 60. not a whole lot of variation. pleasantly cool temperatures for a dog walk. we h

joining me from 9:00 to 11:00 and he has his big board handy, bill, what can you tell us? doing a great job tonight. >> interrupt me anytime, some of you looking for laura shout it out. i want to show you something i just noticed, all right? and you would know this better than most because you live in the washington, dc area right? our nation's capitol, the northern virginia counties the most populated areas still a bit of an outstanding vote in fairfax, i'll show you that in a moment. this is stafford county, laura, a quickly-growing area southeast of northern virginia, as they call it there locally nova. look where youngkin is on the board here. you've got 10% of the vote outstanding. so he's picking up over 57% of the vote. why is that important? um, if you go back to november of last year, it's because joe biden flipped the county by two or three points, and now we come back to 2021 and in stafford here you see, these are the suburbs? you see it around richmond, laura. you see it here in stafford. the suburbs have come back to the republican party in a significant way

just make sure you understand, it is up on the big board as well, but prices are high just about everywhere. if you stop at the corner of fourth and bryant in san francisco for gas, that sound you hear isn't your brakes, but your wallet crying and $5.85 per gallon for regular unleaded. if you are willing to drive to .2 miles, you can get a discount of $1.70 per gallon. had to the corner of divisadero and oak streets, where a gallon of regular will only run you $4.17, but surprise surprise, there is a catch. this is a fire sale on gasoline. they are going out of business. >> we are selling off the inventory. get it while it's hot. mcelroy and patty estimate it will take 3 more days before they are out of gas and closed for good. can marin county, regular will cost you $4.89 per gallon off of sir francis drake. just on 101, however, is a $.50 per gallon discount on the arkoe on the frontage road in mill valley. >> you know this station along the freeway is usually the most reasonable around. if you can wait to get gas, this is where most people go, especially locals. >> reporter: it is still

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they plan to vote in person on election day tomorrow cayla, thank you >>> steve cornacki is at the big boardow. tomorrow is a long night for you, what are you watching for in virginia? here it's, this is a starting point, you just heard from kayla there. donald trump lost the state by ten points why did it get so much bluer? because the suburbs of washington, d.c., the suburbs of richmond in the populated area, that was the epicenter of the trump's backlash in virginia republicans lost a ton of grounds in this area during donald trump's presidency. i am going to be watching how much of that trump era gains could terry mcauliffe holds onto in the suburbs of virginia if youngkin can make enough end road in these suburbs, he can win the state. if youngkin wins the state doing that, republicans all across the country i guaranteed you are taking note. that would be a recipe that could be exported outside virginia for the 2022 midterm elections. >> you know mcauliffe having to contend with president biden seeking approval rating. there is a new polling on that, right? how bad is it? >> here is joe

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reggie: you are looking big board at the new york stock exchange.ing coming up. kumasi: spacecraft show to blast off in outer space. ♪ >> it's wednesday, feels like a friday today. let's take a look at some of your drive times. we have the chp indicating no accidents, no stalls to worry about. highway 82 from hercules to the bay bridge, you are looking at about 29 minutes. less than 30 minutes. a san francisco to sfo looking good. a short freeway. this is where amy has been focused on. i will be -- -- -- -- -- -- -- company at this hour. if you are headed to san jose airport, it's looking good all the way to the airport. mike: can you freeze those traffic conditions for later today? we are starting off 38. stanford 37. san jose 51. the breeze is keeping you in different microclimates. 50 in san francisco. 49 in brentwood. some areas almost two degrees warmer. -- almost 20 degrees warmer than yesterday morning. got 25 to 45 mile per hour wind gusts in the hills. those breezes will taper as we head into the afternoon hours. sunshine and low to mid 60'

out on the big board this morning, the dow down slightly after we got monster big inflation numbers. check out our instagram page. giants president was voted mlb executive of the year. our digital journalist is talking about the big honor on the podcast. >>> the time is 6:42. as you are heading out the door in the east bay, watch out for fog. pleasant hill temperatures in the mid-50s. >>> the richmond bridge here. there's a disabled truck. see that in the middle of the screen? it's out of the lanes but affecting the approach to the toll plaza, and again, we'll show you how things are building up for the rest of the bay, coming up. >>> 6:43 right now. covid cases are kicking up again and with thanksgiving two weeks away, public health leaders say anybody eligible should get the covid booster shot now. >> reporter: governor newsom put it this way. he said winter is coming. barring that phrase, we know respiratory illnesses like flu and the common cold also take hold in the winter months, and now that means covid will spike when it's cold as well. covid numbers are increasing right now.

kumasi: you're looking live at the big board, new york stock exchange, down right now with another updates a new season for fresh live crab up close and personal. reporter: starting with a live look at the bay bridge. chp issued a wind advisory for the bridge. if you're headed toward the toll plaza, that is packed. metering lights came on at 5:34 a.m. clear conditions in terms of blocking issues. we don't have any crashes coming in now. chp issued a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. that fog has moved in. we will talk more about that. before i wrap up, i want you to get an overall view of the drive times. out of antioch, the slowdown keeps increasing toward concord on highway 4. drivetime 38 minutes. drew: we are tracking pockets of dense fog in the north bay. tracking that visibility, pressing closer to the north bay, petaluma, one of those spots dealing with thick fog, visibility down to two miles. 101 road construction even tougher with fog. similar in fairfield, zero miles visibility. certainly slower than normal because of that cloud cover. 10:00 a.m., that fog is breaking dow

plus, let's take you out to the big boards this morning.ter the break. on] -great party, carlene. you must have blown your budget. -not exactly. -you have great name-brand snacks, tons of meat... and where did you get this imported cheese? -hello! grocery outlet, bargain market. -♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ -with this holiday set to bust your wallet, your neighborhood grocery outlet is the destination for savings of 40 to 70 percent on your whole meal with deals like 14 dollars off your turkey. >>> good friday morning. right now at 6:45, as you are waking up and heading out, parts of the bay area has spotty light rain that we are tracking with storm ranner. . >> the bay bridge, a backup and then a second crash affecting the bay bridge. we will follow that backup and of course the breaker in the north bay. novato has an alert for 101 both directions basically down to one lane. we'll talk about that, coming up. >> thanks, mike and kari. >>> only in bay area an east bay family tearfully pleading for the return of their dog after a dog go

reggie: looking live at the big board of the stock exchange, positive territory this morning.asi: and a warning to know about before you put up holiday lights. this is a type of light that you need to handle with extra care. mike: coming up on 6:40, here is a look at san jose, you can see just how clear the sky is. clouds in the southbay, look at the haziness in the distance. that will be it, patchy fog and haze headed through the morning. mass won't want a coat later this afternoon but you will this morning. look at these temperatures, very mild, 54 to 56 across-the-board. coolest weather, palo alto, 36 right now. 40 in pleasanton. 46 in american canyon. mid 40's, thankfully no freezing fog on 101 like last week. san francisco, average high of 60. look at this, 58. 10:00, outdoor seating will go quickly today with temperatures in the mid 60's. not only for 1:00 but all the way through to 4:00 and then we drop down. one of the areas that i think really has a good chance of threatening record high temperatures is the north bay, where your average high is 61 degrees. 71 today. t

jobina: you are looking live at the big board at the stock exchange.: uber's idea to try to stop a driver shortage. lisa: good morning. by the look of it outside, you would not expect that we will have rain, wind, and mountain snow in the next 12 hours. you can see the cloud cover offshore. it has yet to move into the bay area. it is a level two into tuesday morning. showers are heavy at times with a possibility of thunderstorms. we are in the 40's, even 30's in the north bay. a lot of dry air and place. we have to advance the cloud cover. wind is getting breezy in higher elevations by tonight at the front marches across the bay area. wind will accompany it, over 35 miles per hour from the east bay to over 45 miles per hour on the coast. we have a wind advisory in place until early tomorrow except for the south bay. the south bay will be the recipients of the least amount of rain. looking at over an inch in richmond. certainly welcome rain coming our way. snow levels will be high. looking at the clouds increasing with low 60's today for most. frances:

they are interested the role the 3 had in spreading the big lie and then getting state boards to help them throw the election as well. >> how likely is it that the january 6th committee will actually hear from these people? >> reporter: well, some of them are between unlikely and completely not going to half i think michael flynn is very unlikely and i think eastman sun likely and kerik sun likely. perhaps the campaign officials, more seasoned, more mainstream political operatives but there's a chance to hear from those next and if and when people do defy the subpoenas the committee has to decide do we hold them in contempt and send they ever over for criminal prosecution. >> what's the status on the previous subpoenas that this committee has issued? >> reporter: still several pending. steve bon nan has been held in contempt and is waiting to see if merrick gar lamd recommends criminal prosecution and now the committee needs to say do we send jeffrey clark over to potential prosecution for the do >> had the original three meadows, scavino and kash patel have been negotiating with the

kumasi: you were looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. down right now.his is not how you were supposed to ride a hot air balloon. the man who pretended to play asked or not and set a world record doing so. -- play astronaut and set a world record doing so. jobina: we will not have a great time at the moment. if you're writing on the san francisco line, they are experiencing delays in all directions. they are recovering from an equipment problem this morning. there are major delays in the dublin pleasanton direction. you are looking at over 20 minutes of slow downs. plan accordingly. a live look at a caltrans camera showing the residual delays from a crash that cleared not too long ago on northbound 101 at oak glen road. it may not -- oakland road. the metering lights have flipped on at 624 time -- 6:24. light traffic because of veterans day. mike: that is good. hi, veterans, and thank you. let's take a look at some temperatures. we start in the south bay. we are in the mid 40's to mid-50's from 46 in santa teresa to cupertino at 53. the bayshore up to sa

. >>> live now to the big board. stocks rounding out the week.at the dow is up in the green at about 200. 230 points at this time. stepped up their hiring in october. a solid 531,000 job were added. the most since july. >> the house is preparing to take votes on two major pillars. loss venators were set to vote on a safety net plan. and have already been pushed back twice. >>> happening today. battling a rare blood cancer when he died at 84 from covid 19 complications. ment biden. it is scheduled to begin around account 9:00 this morning. >>> hoping surveillance video will help them track down the suspect. one man. e. >> and the scene of the shooting for several hours. >> i came out. my manager said those are gunshots. nothing bad like pps. man. lked down the street. i see two bodies on the floor. >> still not clear what lead up to that shooting. >> an update on this hoarder house we showed you earlier this with week in los angeles. it is finally getting cleaned up. crews started tearing down the towering mess of degree. neighbors say it has been

kumasi: and the big board at the new york stock exchange up by about 110 points. what's next.eggie: and tiktok paying up. a settlement reportedly in the works. you and your child might be part of that depending on the trends they used. mike: temperatures in the east bay valleys are hovering around 48 to 53, possibly 58 to antioch and pittsburgh. most of the thong is thickest in the eastern sections of konta -- the fog is thickest in the eastern sections of contra costa counties, and we've got marine layer clouds covering the rest of us. temperatures in the 50's. the east bay valleys, we are stuck in the 50's through 10:00 and we have low to mid 60's from noon until around 5:00. advertise around 65 and we will top out around 63 to 64 degrees. but look how quickly we drop down to 56 degrees by 8:00. here's a look from sutter tower, and you can see the marine layer clouds out there. any activity you are doing today, those clouds will quickly peel back because there are no high clouds stopping the sunshine like yesterday. we have the cold front roll through and a lot of sunshine t

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kumasi: you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange.up slightly about 10 points. reggie: a popular brand is signing off of social media. what cause it is hoping to bring attention to. kumasi: we are checking on the traffic with jobina. jobina: i had a teaser earlier. we look at 80 in emeryville. the worst time to get on the road tomorrow according to aaa. eastbound 80 between 4:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. they say that is a big no no. 580 to pablo dam road. they expect traffic to be 278 above normal. eastbound 80, you should be avoiding that anyway. the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is fairly mild in that area for being 6:42. it looks like a lot of people might be off of the holidays. giving you drive times. antioch to concord commute picking up. 29 minutes for that drivetime. tracy to dublin, 15 minut -- 50 minutes. mike: we need to give mike a ride too and from work. going into the call the cut -- -- caldicat. pretty quiet other than fog in the east bay. light breeze is on the bay for your fairy ride. -- ferry ride. temperatures around san

reggie: and a look at the big board at the new york stock exchange, up slightly.r more about the universe than ever before. mike: that would be fun to see if they find any signs of life out there. ' take aook at at's going on. bay bridge is still damp due to some patchy drizzle. but this is only for the morning commute. it will be mild all day, whether you are taking mass transit. temperatures in the south bay, 54 in los gatos and 54 in san jose. novato and napa, 54. half moon bay, 58 degrees. south moon bay, a lot of cloud cover through noon, 57, and more sunshine as we top around 70 degrees. the average high is 72. 63 under partly cloudy skies. your is a look at future radar, and you still see green lips through the morning -- green blips through the morning commute. mist and drizzle is still possible, but mainly in higher elevations and along the coast. a little sunshine as we head into the afternoon and in the evening hours, we will start off clear, but more fog on the way tomorrow and more rain tomorrow night. here's jobina with a look at the commute. jobina:

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just look at the big board. 49.6. 49.6. can you believe it?will be the next governor of virginia, beating out democrat terry mcauliffe. i want to bring in now cnn's senior political analyst, mr. ron brownstein. and here we are, ron. how are you, sir? this is a culmination of everything we have been speaking about over the last couple of months. >> yep. >> how much of what we see tonight do you think has to do with the democrats' inability to pass biden's agenda? >> i think it has to do primarily with biden's weakness and the failure to pass the agenda is contributing to that. i mean, it's probably not the principal element. the principal element is dissatisfaction with the immediate conditions in the country. inna inn inflation, covid, starting with afghanistan. but look, don, what happens to the president's party in midterms is they run into two big problems and both of them are evident tonight. the one, the most consistent one, the biggest one, is that the party out of power just feels more urgency about voting and i think if you look at vir

steve kornacki working hard at the big, board i know i've been listening to him for the last few, minutes he's getting information in as we speak. from new jersey, where a lot of the bow is, in but it's very close steve, i can see you doing calculations right. now you can continue doing those will telling me what you believe to know about new jersey as we look at it at this hour. >> couple things here there's just been a lot of confusion that's been the rule in new jersey that night. let's show you the bottom line. about 80% of the vote is in now in new jersey, the big shift here in the last couple of minutes if you've been watching, we've been telling you that the county clerk in the states largest county, that's bergen county. ahead posted vote by mail results. we've now confirmed that, these are the vote by mail results, they went heavily by a margin of about 20,000 for phil murphy, phil murphy now leads in the bergen county vote count, what that's done is it's brought the statewide tally, much closer, ciattarelli the republican, now leading by less than 5000 votes. murphy getting a bi

kumasi: you are looking live at big board. another update, next.nd a cargo ship backlog that could finally be freeing up. mike: you can see from our cameras that there is a lot of sunshine developing a bus the neighborhoods. temperatures are pretty chilly in san francisco. 48 in sunset. in the valley, everyone else is 50 to 54 degrees. warm spot 57, tacoma, with everyone else in the 40's. look at american canyon. 39 degrees this morning. san francisco will be stuck in the 50's through 10:00. low 60's for the better part of the afternoon, just a bit below average. definitely sunglasses needed around 8:00. the commute outside the north bay in the east is pretty quiet, but we have got to take caution because of that and you will want to dress warm or if you are going to be standing at a stop with those cooler temperatures this morning. a look at future radar in gray, you can see the high clouds increasing as the low clouds fade away this morning. quicker than yesterday. that's all we are pretty much going to have throughout the day. i want to focus yo

we had a list on our big board. i wondered what about everybody else?he text. and you expect to pick up how many democrats just a curious number here? >> if they were watching what happened last night any swing state senator is probably saying am i going to keep going along with a crazy agenda out of the white house or do i want to get reelected? so i'm hoping we get enough of them. all we need are 51 votes and then biden either has to sign it or veto it. it will put everyone on record and be the culmination of what happens when you are starting to sell craziness out of the federal government and it doesn't seem like it is ending. it keeps getting worse. >> harris: last one with you. i know you have to go. top republican senators demanding a detailed accounting of all the carbon emissions spewed by president biden and political appointees traveling to glascow, scotland for the u.n. climate conference. they called it a threat. they went there, private jets, motorcades, 85 cars. in a letter the senators note the president and his staff continue to rely on

i'm at the big board to walk through exactly what happened and why.

. >> time to go to the big board, mika. let's go to steve kornacki. >> what a night. >> steve, talk about a crazy night. >> here ya go. this is what the result is. as you say, the republican, glenn youngkin, pulling out the victory in virginia. a year ago at this time, we were talking about how virginia had gone blue, had gone for joe biden by double digits, by ten points. now, the republican by two points over terry mcauliffe. how did youngkin do it? simplest answer is he made everything a little bit less blue. he made everything a little bit more red. we can show you the results here compared to 2020. the more red it is, the bigger the bubble it is, the more republican improvement it is. pretty much everywhere here on the map, you have republican improvement. a couple areas jump out. number one, the hampton roads area, you look in virginia beach. we talked yesterday, this was the closest thing i think there was to a bellwether in the state. the city of virginia beach, this is the biggest independent city in virginia demog

jobina: you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange.ets are doing, next. reggie: three more toys and the national toy hall of fame. one is as old as time and we have some thoughts. mike: i think one of those thoughts was go pound sand. we will get to that. here's a look at what is going on weather-wise. look how much colder it is. i was not kidding yesterday when i said it will be significantly colder this morning. dress warmly. even in the east bay, 45 in richmond, 48 in berkeley. 49 in hayward. 45 in castro valley. the north bay and our inland east bay neighborhoods, low to mid 40's. a few upper 40's. 46 in mountain view. even temperatures around the south bay pretty chilly. let's go back to the east bay. we are stuck in the 50's through noon. barely 60 to 61 degrees this afternoon. back down to 58 by the evening hours. do not expect a lot of sunshine by thel chilly if you are headig out for football this friday night. grab a blanket and a coat, something to sit on. they get cold for the bay. at the coast it will be a cloudy sunset. t