in san francisco, i'm da lin. kpix 5. >> love a good da lin story. the weather is one thing, a lot of us are grateful for it. taking advantage of all of that nice weather. this group of friends in san jose brought their thanks giving dinner outside, because why not? they had a picnic in the park. >> i have been cooking since 7:30 in the morning. yeah. it's a long job. >> why did you guys decide to eat outside? >> because we are crowded, it could be more fun outside with friends. >> that's a good idea. this was a good idea, too. things giving at the beach. it was a nice day down in santa cruz. a lot of people heading out there on the sand, some were playing a game of volleyball. we saw some other people doing some good work, darren peck is on whether duty today with what we can expect for the holiday weekend. we were talking about rain, and maybe being thankful for that, nevermind, though? >> no. most of the weekend will be really nice. this was the warmest day, just to put it bit of perspective on it, how far above average was this day? because it wa

outside of twitter i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> okay, so paul is here now. it feels like this is the most i've talked about rain since i've moved back to san francisco here. >> yeah, it was initially a dry end to the rainy season. to maybe we could get into a normal rainy season. the rain is dropping towards us. still up to the north right now. it's been just soaking the pacific northwest for the past 24, 36 hours. but this will drop steadily in for the north as we head through the day tomorrow. a dry start across the bay area. but the showers are moving into the north bay already as early as lunchtime. with the peak of the rain arriving around early afternoon. tapering off quickly. this will move through rapidly. it won't amount to a whole lot. the best chance for rain around san francisco and oakland will occur from mid to late afternoon and the early evening hours. the farther south you ago into the santa clara valley and the oakland hills into the inland parts of the east bay is where the rain chances will be lighter. maybe a few hundredths of an inch of

live in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix5. >> thank you so much, da. we reached out to the san francisco police department for more information. no one has responded back since it is a holiday weekend. and in the past, police did say to just give up the equipment since it is not worth the risk. >>> three people shot in two separate incidents. the first one happened on 62nd avenue in oakland. two people shot there. both being treated at a local hospital. >>> police are also responding overnight to a shooting at telegraph at fox theater and the bart station. it happened just before 1:00 this morning. that victim is in stable condition at a local hospital. no arrests have been made in either case. >>> oakland firefighters are also busy last night. this is video from a fire at a warehouse in san leandro street. it burned under the coliseum bart station. no word on the cause of the that fire. hundreds of families came together for a prethanksgiving meal and carnival in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood today. the event was put on by city impact. they

da lin has the very latest on this crucial race. >> reporter: we will have to wait to find out who will be oakland's new mayor. now hoping to have more at 6:00. >> this is it. so this is the posting of what will be a very interesting thing on where these close races are. >> sheng thao and loren taylor succeed libby schaaf who is termed out. taylor is the moderate democrat with endorsements from libby schaaf, sam liccardo, and san francisco mayor london breed. thao said she will hit the ground running because she has the backing of the city council. they should be able to pass a lot of her solutions to fix oakland. taylor says the main focus is on crime and homelessness and has a chance to fix the issues plaguing oakland. here is what they have to say about the challenges ahead for the next major. >> anybody stepping into the mayor's office has to be alert to the fact this is not a little job. this is a big city. it's a city like any other city that has lots of problems. so if you're coming with the background of serving a little time on the council or you have been a business person, th

. >> da lin spoke to a woman who has given up on oakland to find out what kind of issues the new mayor will be faced with. >> reporter: with the small lead and few ballots left to count, sheng thao's camp believe she will be the next mayor of oakland but residents say the problems run too deep and they can't afford to wait for change. renee is leaving oakland, her home for almost half a century. 46 years to be exact. >> we are looking at my life, about 10 by 7 i have been able to cram into a storage unit. >> reporter: she believes changes in her personal life and the rise in crime. she no longer feels safe walking in her neighborhood. there was a mass shooting that killed one person and injured several others near her home last year. >> my college is gone absorbed by northeastern university. so a lot of what i have known and felt safe and proud about in oakland has been destroyed. >> reporter: and more importantly, she says she doesn't think oakland leaders have the political will to reduce crime and homelessness. >> it is going to have to crash and burn without me. or maybe she rises

in san francisco i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> well some experts and lawmakers have more oversight. an idea that will probably get a lot more traction now after ftx has lost potentially billions of dollars. >> i'm curious to see whether or not capitol hill really will eventually start looking at how to be responsible with this stuff. it is very clear one way or another, it's going to be around for a while. so making sure people are safe and protected and at least know what they're getting into. i think it's really critical. >> so you might have felt some shaking in the east bay tonight, probably not much though. a 2.8 magnitude quake hit about a mile away from the city of alamo. brian hackney tweeted out in 2008 it felt like my tummy digesting my chocolate and banana chocolate crepe i had. brian likes to overshare, i think. >> that is very descriptive. >> we live in alamo. my wife reported feeling absolutely nothing. might feel a few rain drops tomorrow. it's an outside chance, but a chance for some showers moving into the north baby saturday afternoon. we'll track that in futurecas

in san francisco, i am da lin, kpix 5. >> ftx has also spent billions on sports sponsorships. cal memorial stadium was renamed extra x field after the company bought the naming rights just last year. no word yet on what will happen to that deal. >>> the white house is giving an eye on this. they say more crypto regulation is needed to avoid harming americans . right now, there is very little oversight. it's also been a tough year for bitcoin , the crypto giant phil about 7% today and is trading roughly at $17,000 . that's compared to its high of 68,000 in november of last year. twitter, another company whose future is looking more uncertain than ever. it is certainly been a chaotic week . we have been reporting on it all week long. includes the loss of executors, advertisers, and a flood of phony accounts. we didn't see much activity at the headquarters this morning. that's despite elon musk's order effective immediately that all employees return to the office at least 40 hours a week. >>> mio, twitter is hitting pause on the lot of its new twitter blue subscription service wh

in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix5. >> okay, congrats to da, and, the first couple you heard from in da's story, their daughter gave birth to a healthy little girl this evening. hopefully, >>> i ellii to know over the af evenind us kna boy girl was ve>> nice to seow a loofpeople out in da's package were walking around the embarcadero. >> it is hazy and not the best air quality though. i want to start out with that. look at the view from the top of the sales force tower. at night, you see there is a little bit of haze out there. but if we go look at a time lapse that shows us what this same camera and view looked like when the sun was setting you can really see it. the haze out there. this is the classic winter inversion. a lot of this is from wood burning fireplaces or stoves. as a result, bay area air quality management district is actually put out a spare the air day for tomorrow. if you look at the current air quality on here, some of these sensors are going into the unhealthy for sensitive groups. if you look at the forecast, most likely north bay and south bay valleys will go in

da lin, we lost our son, brandon, to gun violence 2013 halloween night. long before i came on city council, i've been fighting to keep other people's children safe. >> reporter: she'll work with the community and the police. >> we've been at multiple churches this morning with a big push for souls to the poles with a lot of our faith leaders here. >> ignacio de la fuente running for mayor. >> reporter: former council president, de la fuente, says he's tired of the shootings and the lawlessness in oakland, that's why he's back. >> i'm the person with experience, the background, and the backbone to get the city back on track. >> reporter: he blames city leaders for failing to enforce existing laws. >> i want to enforce the law. i'm going to hire more police officers, train them, give them the political backing to do their job. >> reporter: all four candidates admit changing oakland won't be easy and it'll take time, but they're ready. in oakland i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> we've got you covered on election night. national races and results on kpix 5. local race

coming and going. >> reporter: at sfo, i'm da lin. kpix 5. >> in fact, most of the flights at sfo today were on time. a few minor delays mostly involving flights from the east coast. >> that's due to a large storm sweeping the midwest to the northeast, a storm is also impacting the southeast. flight aware reports more than 2,000 u.s. flights were delayed and at least 59 u.s. flights had to be canceled. at new york's laguardia airport this morning, travelers though were surprised to see things were flowing pretty smoothly. >> it actually feels pretty good when we left florida, we had heard the same thing that there were going to be 150,000 passengers. and it actually -- airport was easy to get in and out of. and this feels fantastic. >> aaa says nearly 55 million americans either flew or hit the road over the holiday. that's about 1.5% increase over last year. >>> if you remember on the road. you might have noticed gas. the average price for a gallon in california is now just over $5. on the other hand, that's the highest price ever pa

da lin is at sfo saying it was a bittersweet day for some heading home after things giving. >> a very busy evening at sfo as things giving travelers arrived home. local airports say the numbers are not quite 2019 pandemic levels, but they are getting closer. >> a lot of hugs and tears at the drop off area. family saying goodbye to their loved ones after things giving gatherings. >> does not get easier, it is always tough. we have a hard time. there will be some tears, but not right now. >> reporter: the rojas family sending their son back to college after the short holiday break. >> a lot of tears. a lot of tears. >> reporter: healthcare worker to rena esther says happy tears, as she finally saw her family for things giving. >> i did not see them in 2024 or 2021, because of cobit, so that made the reunion that much sweeper. sweeter. i just got back to colorado springs from seeing my mom and brother and it was phenomenal . phenomenal. too short. >> reporter: many travelers tell me they noticed the uptick in passengers . >> going and cutting back, all the flights were packed, it feels l

da lin spoke to crypto investors who have already learned the hard way. >> reporter: if you own bitcoin or other digital currencies, tech experts say you will likely continue to lose money. kimberly is on the move looking for a new apartment. >> if i had an extra $40,000, that would make finding an apartment in san francisco a lot easier right now. >> reporter: that's roughly how much money she lost in her cryptocurrency investment this year. >> i'm definitely grieving that loss because i did the thing you're not suppose to do, right? i did -- i did invest my savings. >> reporter: she did not use ftx as an exchange, but the collapse of ftx, the second biggest crypto exchange, will further push bitcoin and ether prices down. that's why it hurts investors and the industry as a whole. >> 2022 is a bad year for cryptocurrency from the beginning to the end. it's lost two-thirds of the market value. >> reporter: the professor, the tech expert, teaches cryptocurrency at san jose state. he says this is the fourth crypto crash in the last 12 years. and it's going to further hurt the industry's c

>> i found my work laptop was remotely wiped and ppsee ople lose yor tekp 5's da lin she is hopeful there is a silver lining in the requirement for the remaining workers to return the office. >> reporter: pre-covid, market street would be buzzing with tech and office workers getting off work at this hour, but this is how it looks now, not very busy. some wonder if the twitter shakeup could change all of this. >> three years ago we could not stand here. it would be an army of people everywhere. >> reporter: he says his business is down to about 15% of what it was pre-pandemic. they used to see about 6000 customers each weekday. >> we had to shut down our whole meat department. you could not keep it alive. >> reporter: he owns the market, which is on the first floor of the twitter building. it is a marketplace filled with groceries, hot food, and even a bar. >> it is sad, but you have to keep your chin up, right? you have to keep fighting. >> reporter: he feels bad for the twitter workers lost their jobs. he helps the requirement for the remaining workforce to return to office will keep his

da lin talked to the top four candidates over the weekend. >> reporter: doorknocking, shaking hands , passing out campaign flyers , and connecting with voters . each candidate putting mileage on those walking shoes today as they canvas neighborhoods to solicit votes. >> thank you for voting, and we'll let you be on your way. >> reporter: the top four candidates say they are focused on crime and homelessness. east oakland councilmembers loren taylor and treva reid are moderate democrats who have formed an alliance . ignacio de la fuente is an old-school democrat who is coming out of retirement , and councilwoman sheng thao is considered a progressive candidate . >> on the unity candidate in the sense that i have the strong support of my council colleagues. >> reporter: councilwoman thao said she will focus on violence prevention, intervention, and major police have resources to fight crime. >> we need a change. people are dying for a change, so therefore, i am the change agent. >> reporter: loren taylor. >> councilman taylor said his track record of getting things done is what people s

da lin has been following the story, and tells us attacks like this have become pretty common at this popular photo spot. cameras, and they know there are a lot of opportunities at the palace of fine arts. from weddings to engagements, a lot of cameras capturing beautiful memories at the world famous palace of fine arts. >> that's so cute! >> reporter: but one recent photo shoot turned dangerous. it happened on wednesday around 4:40 p.m. the victim refused to give up his camera. the attackers repeatedly threatened the victim with their guns. one of the guns has an extended clip. they hit him and pistol whipped him. >> just watching the struggle, i really felt for him and the couple because i know that they felt helpless. >> reporter: the groom in the white suit and bride in the red dress. there are dozens standing around, fearful to get involved and possibly get shot. we're told the photographer is based in dallas. the couple is from the bay area. they had gotten their marriage certificate at city hall before the photo shoot. after about a minute of struggling, the gunmen ran off. thi

in san francisco, i am da lin. kpix 5. >>> people rallying on san francisco's jfk drive on election day helping to keep the car free. voters will make that decision. i know vote opens road up to traffic. a yes vote keeps it car free. >> this is so important for our health and safety. we need some safe space. >> voters will weigh in on measure i, a yes vote on i as opposed to j would bring cars back to the jfk , not as well as a great highway on the weekends. if both measures pass, the one that gets the most votes wins. >>> early voting underway. if you don't have your ballot , or if you are not registered yet, it's not too late. devin fehely has details. >> i have been using vote by mail since the beginning , since the first day it was available. >> reporter: resilient by birth, naturalized u.s. citizen, isaac visited the santa clara county register of voters this week to verify the signature on his mail-in ballot , wanting to make sure that nothing would prevent his boat from being counted in the upcoming election

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kpix5's da lin reports the next mayor will have big challenges ahead. >> reporter: with a small lead and few ballots left to count, tao is expected to be thxt mayor of oakland. >> i'm going to my storage unit. >> reporter: this woman is leaving oakland. her home for almost half a century. 46 years to be exact. >> we are looking at my life. about 10 by 7 i have been able to cram into this storage unit from my apartment on lake shore. >> reporter: she blames changes in her personal life and changes in her neighborhood. there was a shooting near her apartment last yearment. >> even my own college is gone now. it has been absorbed by northeastern university. a lot of what i have known and felt proud about and safe about in oakland has been destroyed. >> reporter: and she doesn't believe leader haves the political will to help oakland. >> i it anymore. can't do it anymore. >> reporter: both sheng thao and loren taylor say if elected they will stop the violence. thao is ahead by 680 votes because of oakland's rank choiced voting. >> a lot of confusion, a lot of mistakes. it is not a democr

da lin talked to all four front runners over the weekend as they made their final push. >> reporter: door knocking, shaking hands, passing out campaign flyers. >> such a small world. >> reporter: connecting with voters. each candidate putting mileage on walking shoes today as they canvas neighborhoods. >> thank you for voting. we'll let you be on your way. >>> the top four are fore cussed on crime and homelessness. taylor and reed are moderate democrats who formed an alliance. an old school democrat coming out of retirement and thao. >> i have strong support of council colleagues. >> reporter: she'll focus on violence prevention, intervention, making sure police have resources. >> people are dying for a change. i am the change agent. >> taylor. >> reporter: he says his record of getting things done is why you should vote for him. >> focus on results over rhetoric, making progress. >> reporter: he says on top of resources for youth, he will hire more cops to address violence. >> voting for taylor, number 1, will ensure oakland does move forward. >> reporter: council woman reed says al

. >> reporter: at sfo, i'm da lin, kpix 5. taking a look at big board there, sfo officials say many of the flights were on time. there were some minor delays. most of those flights leaving the east coast. at sfo, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> from the west to the east coast, many flight delays or cancellations caused by a large storm sweeping the midwest to the northeast. another storm in the southeast. flight aware reports more than 2,000 u.s. flights were delayed and at least 59 u.s. flights had to be canceled. at new york's laguardia airport, this morning, some travelers were glad they didn't see big crowds and long lines. >> it actually feels pretty good. when we left florida we heard the same thing. there were going to be 150,000 passengers and it actually -- airport was easy to get in and out of this and feels fantastic. >> aaa says nearly 55 million americans either flew or hit the road over the holiday. that's about a 1.5% increase over last year. >>> there was some good news on the road this weekend. the price -- well there'

in san jose, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> san jose police say they recovered two stolen cars at the side show and they also say someone carjacked a driver to get away from the scene. >>> and still ahead, here at 6:00, recent rains have snuffed out fire season. a look at how fire scientists determine how bad the next season will be. plus -- >>> some day these guys are going to get out t. we don't want these guys not having the ability to be successful. >> how a scandinavian country excuse me, is creating an example for prison reform here in california. >>> and we have a frost advisory. it was just issued by the national weather service for the north bay valley. so we're going to talk about just how cold monday morning is going to be and why we may not have to deal with as much fog this week. i'll show you that coming up in the first alert forecast. (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify for medicare do not receive all the benefits they deserve. you could be missing out! now anthem blue cross introduces a free medicare plan checkup to make sure you receive all the benefits you

da lin went into the city today to see what people are happy for today. >> reporter: across the region, family and friends gathered around dinner tables. some for the first time post pandemic. the hope is the time we spend away from each other gives us an appreciation for the time when we are back together. for the last 2 1/2 years, we are remembered reminded that the best gift is the gift of time. setting up shock shop along the sentences: there a waterfront. >> reporter: asking people, what do you think before? >> we have something really special to be thankful for. our daughter is right this minute, at the hospital, having a baby. >> our first grandchild, we don't know if it is a boy or girl. nobody does, except the authorities of the hospital, but we are thankful either way. >> homelessness , for a couple of months, i got housing. it's nice to have stability. i'm grateful i haven't. >> i am think that neither of us have had cove it, and we are both healthy . >> we are old and still running around and the sun is shining and the physical problem is inconsequential that we have. >> wh

da lin kpix 5. >>> we hope to hear from the elections office on monday to i how many ballots are left in the race. we do know who the next alameda county district attorney will be. pamela price has one with a final margin of more than 26,000 votes. exclaimation point ." >>> a man was found on doherty avenue near coyote creek trail yesterday morning. he had a gunshot wound. he was dead at the scene. no suspect arrested. >>> a man died in the hospital after a shooting on river oaks parkway. he was shot at about 2:30 in the afternoon. >>> in oakland, a shooting on interstate 80 left one person dead and at least two others injured. it happened around 3:00 in the morning. police say the people inside the vehicles were shooting at each other. a passenger was killed in the exchange. was killed in the exchange .2 passengers in the other vehicle were shot and taken to the hospital. >>> a car crashed into a building near telegraph avenue the car went right through the glass doors into the building. the driver abandon the car and left the scene . no injuries were reported and it happened t happe

in san jose i'm da lin kpix 5. >>> at the same time the side show must go on in oakland. it did tonight with video from citizen app. as we've come to expect dangerous conditions out there with people standing in the road with the cars tearing by. there are no words on any injuries though tonight. >>> elon musk continues to cut costs at twitter. over the weekend he issued more layoffs gutting contracts and monterey tour jobs. many of the content watchdogs learned they would be out of work. many say they expect an increase in misinformation and harmful content on twitter. we don't know how many contractors were let go. but one ucla professor and ex-employee estimate 3,000 contract workers were fired on saturday. >>> federal prosecutors have suggested a 15-year sentence for silicon valley fraudster elizabeth holmes ahead of her court sentencing date this friday. she was convicted in january of criminal fraud. last week her lawyers asked a judge for no more than 18 months of house arrest. but her convictions each carry sentences of up to 20 years. >>> tomorrow tens of thousan

kpix 5's da lin is live at that intersection. is this the first time we're seeing this type of aggressive crackdown? da. >> reporter: yeah, they're never written this many tickets at one side show in the past they've gone after the participants. those doing the side shows. but this time, they went after almost every single spectator and wrote each one a ticket. this is drone video showing san jose police blocking all the side show participants and spectators from four different directions, so they couldn't drive off. san jose police wrote everyone a ticket. we'll come back to the massive crackdown. let's go back to the beginning. started around 11:20 saturday night. hundreds of cars and people blocked off the intersection of virginia and 7th streets. it was a chaotic scene with fireworks, laser beams, and four cars spinning doughnuts all at the same time. after a while, they left the intersection and eventually made their way to the intersection of monterey highway and benham lane. as they were having their fun, san jose police we

da lin and started his own tradition. he's been asking people one question, what are you grateful for? >> the fact that we are all healthy, that means the world today. >> i have my freedom. i'm going out. >> i am thinking that a lot of people, maybe most people, have kept their sense of humor. >> we like happy stuff on the news. maybe you have got yourself into christmas mode, it is a big weekend to pick out a tree after last year's tight supply, what you can expect to shell out for a perfect tree. the news at 6:00 coming up in 10 minutes. we had over to charlie for a look at sports. >> turkey and ham are synonymous with this day, but in detroit, their thanksgiving tradition is watching the lions move here year, after year, after year. detroit has come in with five straight losses on living. big home underdogs today with the mighty buffaloes, picking up under 3:00 to go. bills quarterback josh allen connect with his favorite target, stephan diggs. buffalo in front, detroit kicks a field goal but left too much time on the

. >> da lin at sfo with how bay area airports are doing compared to pre-pandemic levels. >> reporter:ving travelers arrive home. local airports say the numbers are not quite 2019 pre-pandemic levels, but they're getting closer. a lot of hugs and tears at the dropoff area. >> i'm going to miss my family. >> reporter: families saying good-bye to their loved ones after thanksgiving gatherings. >> it doesn't get easier. t it's always tough. yeah. we have a hard time and there'll be some tears, but not right now. >> reporter: the rojas family sending their son back to college after the short holiday break. [ sirens ] >> a lot of tears. and a lot of tears. >> reporter: health care worker terea ester says all happy tears when she finally saw her mom for thanksgiving. >> i just got back to colorado springs from seeing my mom and brother and it was -- phenomenal. i did not see them in 2020 or 2021 because of covid. so that made the reunion that much sweeter. >> reporter: many travelers noticed

outside of twitter, i am da lin . >>> other tech companies are cutting jobs. steve leavy says it is the way of preparing for potential recession and says there are reasons to be optimistic. >> apple and google, facebook , still planning major expansion in mountain view and redwood city , san jose and some going on in oakland. so you have positives from the big companie for the long-term but we are entering a slowdown . i am optimistic about the long-term. >> how do these losses compared to the overall market? accordin to the latest report, employers added about one quarter of 1 million jobs, last month. that is not so great when it compare to previous months. 381,000 jobs were gained on average during those months. october saw a seven percent drop overall employment drops to nearly 4 percent. >>> the man accused of attackin paul pelosi waived his court appearance. it is unclear if h will claim insanity. nancy pelosi rallied people to vote at the high-stakes midterms . >> i believe that this race is very winnable. i have seen the enthusiasm. i have seen the det

da lin went to the city yesterday to see what people are happy for already we have something really special to be thankful for. our daughter is right this minute at the hospital having a baby. >> our first grandchild. we don't know if it's a boy or girl. nobody does except the medical authorities at the hospital. we are thankful either way. >> overcame homelessness for a couple months, got housing in the city now. it's nice to have stability. nice to have stability. >> i am thankful neither of us have had covid and we are both healthy. >> and we're old and we're still running around. the sun is shining. every single problem is inconsequential that we have. >> what are you thankful for? >> them. my two rescues. they definitely kept me company during the pandemic. we went exploring and adventuring. >> nonconventional love. loving people for who they are and not putting restrictions on that love. >> grateful for the chance to agree out get out of the country. i love australia but it's nice to go other places. >> i am from ohio. now i travel and we get our life back. >> what are you thankful fo

in san francisco, i am da lin , kpix 5. he takes us inside that process. >> reporter: resilient naturalized united citizen by choice, but he visited the register of voters this week to verify the signature on his mail-in ballot, wanting to make sure that nothing would prevent his vote from being counted in the upcoming election. >> i make sure in every place that i was a resident, or a citizen to vote. it is important to be involved in the life, whatever country you are involved in. >>> election workers across the bay area are in the middle of a full-court press, the final days before tuesday's election, giving voters every conceivable opportunity to get their ballots in. >> this weekend, we will have all 103 vote centers open. >> election workers have their hands full with thousands of mail-in ballot that have already arrived. each is sorted, the signatures verified, envelopes open, and the votes counted. if you procrastinated, the good news is, there's still time. >> if you still have your ballot and you want to mail it i

in oakland, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >>> it is worth one more reminder if you missed the deadline to register to vote or need to update your registration, you still have options. same-day registration , also known as conditional registration is available up to and on election day. your ballot will be processed and counted as soon as your county's election office verified your registration. for a full list of sites that offer same-day registration, head to the secretary of state's website. >>> if you live in sonoma county, you can get a free ride to the polls tomorrow. petaluma transit, and sonoma county transit are all letting passengers ride for free to whole day. >>> and we got you covered on election night national races and results on kpix 5. local races on kbcw. streaming on cbsn bay area. our coverage begins tomorrow at 5:00 . >>> the music is rocking and rolling. this sports bar, celebrating her 80th birthday last night. the classic watering hole began serving up ss has bea pular ha cially among sports sf weekly named it the best giants bar when the team won the world series back in 20