the utility is preparing for shutoffs in alameda, contra costa lake, napa, sonoma, santa clara and solano counties. the power shutoffs could happen right after the polls close at 8:00 tomorrow night and continue through wednesday. >> the red flag warning has election officials in alameda county shutting down a vote center. the location is the joaquin miller center vote center on sanborn drive. the nearest vote center is montera middle school, and the nearest ballot drop box is woodminster market. >> a lot more to come here. there's a desperate search tonight for four missing boaters after a dangerous few days off the california coast to close a budget gap, one south bay school district says it has to close schools tonight. >> families share their frustrations. >> plus, an election eve message from the warriors head coach. what steve kerr hopes every american takes away from iberogast indigestion iberogast bloating iberogast thanks to a unique combination of herbs, iberogast helps relieve six digestive symptoms to help you feel better. six digestive symptoms. the power of nature. iberogast

officials say some areas of alameda, contra costa, lake, napa, santa clara, solano and sonoma counties will likely have shutoffs tuesday, wednesday and thursday. they say specific addresses, maps and shutoff details are usually released two days ahead of time. right now, speaking of those conditions, let's get to your accuweather forecast. spencer is standing by. let's talk about how the humidity plays a role in these fire risks here. >> that's true diane. the relative humidity is dangerously low and we have those strong gusty winds you just talked about, talked about and that windy pattern is going to be with us for several days. right now we're looking at wind gusts ranging from 20 to about 25mph in the windiest locations. and on we go to the forecast animation showing that the wind will die down much won't diminish much during the overnight hours. it's going to remain gusty all through the overnight hours into tomorrow morning, and check out tomorrow afternoon. by 1:00 tomorrow afternoon, we'll have wind gusts on the coast up to 40mph. so you can see this pattern can contribute to h

the utility is preparing for shutoffs in alameda, contra costa lake, napa, sonoma, santa clara and solanos. the power shutoffs could happen right after the polls close at 8:00 tomorrow night and continue through wednesday. >> the red flag warning has election officials in alameda county shutting down a vote center. the location is the joaquin miller center vote center on sanborn drive. the nearest vote center is montera middle school, and the nearest ballot drop box is woodminster market. >> a lot more to come here. there's a desperate search tonight for four missing boaters after a dangerous few days off the californ

p-g-and-e's is preparing for a shutoffs in parts of alameda, contra costa lake, napa, sonoma, santa clara and solano counties. nearly 12,000 people may be affected. napa and solano account for about half of the total. the shutoffs would likely begin tomorrow and continue through thursday. p-g-and-e's says it's taking steps now to make sure elections facilities will still have power. all right. let's get an update on these windy conditions. not great for fire forecast. here's spencer with the latest. >> yeah kristen you know the sky is so blue. and the day is so pretty that we can easily lose sight of the fact that this pattern poses some, some risks for us in terms of fire danger. here's a look at what's going on. the view from the golden gate. you can see some blue sky and breezy conditions right now. and these are our forecast headlines heading into this evening. clear and breezy. gusty at times tomorrow through thursday. dry. gusty. red flag warning for high fire danger will be in effect and the weekend will bring us some clouds and some unsettled weather with a chance of some drizzle.

p-g-and-e's is preparing for shutoffs in parts oflameda, contra costa lake, napa, sonoma, santa clara and solano counties. nearly 12,000 people may be impacted. napa and solano account for about half that total. the shutoffs would likely begin tuesday and continue through thursday, p-g-and-e's says it's taking steps now to make sure elections facilities still have power. to the south bay now, where san jose leaders could move toward creating a new pedestrian mall, this week. the city council is set to take the next steps in, permanently closing a key public space to traffic in downtown historic district. the city wants to establish a pedestrian mall on post street between south first and lightstone alley. during the pandemic that section of post was closed to traffic before reopening in january of 2022. not all businesses, though, in the area like the idea of the closure, saying it took away convenient parking for some customers. the city council is planning a public hearing next february. happening tomorrow, bay area transportation officials will start taking feedback from the public

the utility is preparing for shutoffs in alameda, contra costa lake, napa, sonoma, santa clara and solano counties. the power shutoffs could happen right after the polls close at 8:00 tomorrow night and continue through wednesday. >> the red flag warning has election officials in alameda county shutting down a vote center. the location is the joaquin miller center vote center on sanborn drive. the nearest vote center is montera middle school, and the nearest ballot drop box is woodminster market. >> a lot more to come here. there's a desperate search tonight for four missing boaters after a dangerous few days off the california coast to close a budget gap, one south bay school district says it has to close schools tonight. >> families share their frustrations. >> plus, an election eve message from the warriors head coach. what steve kerr hopes every american takes away from tomorrow as mayor of san jose, he took on pg&e and special interests to lower utility bills and reduce emissions by 36%. worked to lower costs for working families. and with reproductive rights under attack, liccardo s

the equipment from sparking wildfires, pgd is preparing for shut offs in parts of alameda, contra costa, lakeapa, sonoma, santa clara, and solano counties. abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley is live with the details and what it means for voters tomorrow, leslie. well, what we know so far is pg&e has notified yesterday 15,000 customers that they could experience a psps or power shut off this week. they said they were going to notify more people, a substantial number this afternoon and some people have said, well, we had rain last week, aren't we ok? no, we're not. apparently this dry air several days of very dry conditions have meant that the fuel has now dried out and we're in fire danger. fire season isn't over. pinie is taking this week's november fire danger potential seriously as they warned of potential power shutoffs including parts of contra costa, alameda, napa, sonoma, santa clara, santa cruz, and solano counties starting tuesday evening around 8 p.m. this potential psps event is actually the strongest pressure gradient difference which really drives the wind and the dry the dry con

p-g-and-e's preparing for shutoffs in parts of alamed, contra costa lake, napa, sonoma, santa clara and solano counties. nearly 12,000 people may be impacted. napa and solano account for about half of that. the shutoffs would likely begin tomorrow and continue through thursday. p-g-and-e's says it's taking steps now to make sure election facilities will still have power this morning. >> four people are still missing after the boat they were on capsized in the ocean off bodega bay over the weekend. gloria. the group was out for the opening day of crabbing season. >> yes, amanda. and there were a total of six people on the boat. the press democrat says six of them were members of one family, and one was a family friend. they took off from a marina in bodega around 3:00 saturday afternoon. a cell phone ping showed their boat was last near carmen beach. the coast guard began searching for them when they didn't return as expected. yesterday, one of the people was found dead. incredibly, an 11 year old boy, though, was found alive. he floated ashore sometime overnight with the help of a coole

p-g-and-e's is preparing for shutoffs in parts of alameda, contra costa lake, napa, sonoma, santa clara and solano counties. nearly 12,000 people may be impacted. napa and solano account for about half of that total. the shutoffs would likely begin tomorrow and continue through thursday. p-g-and-e's says it is taking steps now to make sure elections facilities will still have power. >> this morning, four people are still missing after the boat they were on capsized in the ocean off bodega bay over the weekend. gloria. the group was out for the opening day of crab season. yes, reggie. >> it appears the group was out to enjoy the first day of crabbing season, and there were a total of six people on the boat. the press democrat says six of them were members of one family. one was a family friend. they took off from a marina in bodega around 3:00 saturday afternoon. a cell phone ping showed their boat was last near karmet beach. the coast guard began searching for them when they didn't return as expected. yesterday, one of the people was found dead and incredibly, an 11 year old boy was fou

also on that list, parts of alameda contra costa, santa clara, santa cruz and sonoma counties. a couple of polling places, one in los gatos and one in lake county, could be impacted by the power shutoffs later tonight. but pg and e says that that would not happen until after the polls are closed. we do know, though that a voting center in oakland is closed right now because of the red flag warning in effect for alameda county. that is the joaquin miller center polling location on sanborn drive that's closed. if that is your polling place, you can go to montera middle school on ascot drive to vote in person, or if you want to drop your ballot off, you can go to the drop box nearby at woodminster market. no more countdown. election day is finally here, topping the ballot one of the tightest presidential races in recent memory. cristian benavides starts our team coverage >>>>across the country americans are exercising their right to vote i want my vote counted and so that's why i'm out at 7:00 in the morning. the most important thing we have is to vote. the latest cbs news polls show vice president kamala harris and former president donald

contra costa and santa clara counties and 400 in alameda county. now, as mentioned, those two polling centers that may be impacted. one is in santa clara county, the other in lake county, not in the bay area. but the forecast is that they won't be impacted until after the polls close, which will be after 8 p.m. now, there is a polling center in middletown at the cal pine geothermal visitor center that is where i am told one of the areas will be impacted, the other in los gatos at lakeside elementary school. so we've been coordinating with the state and local officials for over a month to make sure that we're supporting a safe and fair election. the public safety power shut off is entirely unrelated from the election. really, it's weather that drives the public safety power shut off, and both we and the national weather service are forecasting later tuesday evening into wednesday unsafe weather that may may require us to shut off power for safety. and that really is what pg&e is stressing this morning. weather is driving these psp psps. there are factors that really determine when these happen. that includes high wind, low humidity, and low fuel moisture. and th

contra costa, santa clara, santa cruz and sonoma counties. the first outages would happen tuesday evening if weather conditions do not improve. pg&e says only two polling sites, one in los gatos and one in lake county, are expected to be impacted. they say time is on their side when it comes to election day. >> we don't anticipate needing to shut off power until after the polls close just in case in an abundance of caution, we are providing backup generation to make sure elections can proceed fairly and safely. >> pg&e says no tabulation centers are in the scope of those potential shutoff areas. >>> the second time in three days, a deadly boating accident in bodega bay, the investigation into this latest tragedy. >>> quite the scene on a south bay freeway this morning, what we're learning about how this small plane got a bit off course. >>> we're counting down the hours until election day. we'll hear from experts about the potential deciding factors in this presidential race. >>> the contrast in terms of who turns out is ultimately going to drive the outcome. washington loves to talk. i love to get stuff done. it's who i am. as mayor, i tackled homelessness... ...added 200 officers in 4 year

lake county itself. further south in the bay. you do see those isolated showers continuing from santa rosa down through sandra fell as well as into contra costa county conquered over to richmond down to alameda. we are also seeing some showers and pockets of rainfall on the peninsula. still dry for the south bay at this point. now, we still do have winds. i mentioned that over 2 hour delay on average at sfo on arriving flights. it's just really messing things up for a lot of our airports. 30 to 40 mile per hour gusts. still something to be expected. now, temperature wise, we're sitting in the upper 50's to low 60's oakland at 60 degrees. sf at 58 degrees. currently later on today. it is going to be a windy and overcast. one showers for the bay area. but most of our heavy rainfalls transition to the north tomorrow will bring the heaviest rainfall for all of us. michael, thanks, john. good morning, everyone. taking >> you can see right here to my left. you're right. there's a lot of congestion going on. and one of the biggest issues we're dealing with is actually on the bay bridge. it's those eastbound lower deck area.wand you can see essential

lake port really coming down? you head south of santa rosa and things are definitely active very wet after yesterday's rain. we do have solid showers in contra costa and san francisco looking at the bigger picture far as winds are concerned, we are going eventually see some calming conditions. but still a breezy morning that especially something you'll notice on our bridges and mountain passes. current temperatures are in the 50's with oakland at 59 san francisco at 56 degrees right now. later on today, we will see some lows and rainfall activity that even comes with a hint of sunshine from time to time. heavy rain continues up north tonight. rain fall falls back into the bay and moves across the bay area starting tomorrow. michael, thanks, john. good morning, everyone. 6.31 is your time. taking a look right now at the roads. we've got a lot of different accidents going on. but one of the major ones it's causing some delays. >> is in san francisco right move out the way so we can zoom it's eastbound 80. it's right when you're getting ready to go into the bay bridge. it's a jackknifed tractor trailer, essentially that trailer to the semi swung out.