we're bringing in meteorologist chris hadley. seeing the sun today, but will the mild weather just linger? >> today is going to be the most mild day and also the sunniest day for the week. we have lots of sunshine right now across central parts of eastern iowa on the satellite imagery. off to the north and west, we're already seeing the clouds moving little cooler at this hour. right now we're still in the 30s for those areas. we have climbed a little bit into the low and mid-40s for central parts of the tv9 viewing area. out of the south, we're looking at it likely for the next hour. we'll see temperatures climb into the upper 40s, where it's sunny, and clouds move in for all of eastern iowa for tonight. we may see snow coming up for tomorrow. we'll talk about what we're expecting coming up in >>> some people in bremer, butler, grundy, and hardy county served warning signs also tornadoes in those spots. november tornadoes are unusual but not unprecedented. 40 tornadoes have hit the state in this month between 1980 and 2015 with

chris. san francisco mayor hadley has reaffirmed the status of our city as a sanctuary city. this was just about an hour ago. the mayor was going by the board of supervisors and the gay men's chorus as he stood on the steps of the city hall rotunda in an act of defiance against president-elect donald trump, trump who has threatened to hold federal funding in sanctuary cities. the san francisco police and fire department have refused to notify or turn over undocumented immigrants to the federal government. the mayor never mentioned trump by name this morning but spoke out against threats to ban muslims getting into the country and on reports of undocumented immigrants. the mayor called on san francisco to become a stronger city as a result of this challenge from the president-elect. >> doing the kind of things as a city, whether it's our budget, whether it's our support for our communities, whether it's fighting against discrimination or it's building more affordable housing, whether it's being a beacon to the rest of the cities and the country that we are still a city without