the celebrated climber, emily harrington, losing her grip. other climbers coming to her rescue, including the climber at the center of that oscar-winning documentary "free solo." tonight, how they helped stabilize her and get her to safety. and abc's chief national correspondent matt gutman with the video of the rescue. >> reporter: tonight, world class climber emily harrington, alive -- >> so, injury to the left elbow. >> yep. >> injury to the left leg. >> reporter: -- surviving what could have been a fatal fall after climbing up the first 150 feet on yosemite's treacherous granite rock face known as el capitan. >> i can feel everything. >> reporter: in this exclusive video of her rescue, you can hear harrington say she can feel everything. the star of the documentary "free solo," alex honnold, was first there to stabilize her spine. he was part of a group supporting harrington's attempt to do something no other woman has done before -- freeclimb the 3,200-foot rock face in a single day. suddenly, in the middle of her climb, the 33-year-old

he was part of a group supporting harrington's attempt to do something no other woman has done beforea 3200-foot granite wall in one day. he kept her alert with stories as yosemite's search and rescue experts painstakingly climbed her up and pulled her to safety. this morning, harington says it will take time but she plans to climb again. >> i will be back to yosemite probably in the spring but i am going to rest and recover and then i'm going to look forward to the spring. >> and good news, harrington is feeling well enough to visit her family for thanksgiving. as for alex honnold, he'll talk about the rescue coming up on "good morning america." >>> the indiana man charged in his granddaughter's death says he didn't realize the cruise ship's window was open before she fell out. the ship was docked in san juan when he held chloe up to look out. police have charged salvatore anello with negligent homicide. he says he's color-blind and that may be why he didn't realize the window was open. >> i saw her fall. i saw her fall the whole way down. i saw her fall. and i was just in disbelief.

: world-class climber emily harrington alive.ving what could have been a fatal fall after climbing up the first 150 feet on yosemite's treacherous granite rock face known as el capitan. >> i can move, i can feel everything. >> reporter: in this exclusive video of her rescue, you can hear harrington say she can feel everything. the star of the documentary "free solo" alex hanold was first there to stabilize her spine, part of a group supporting harrington's attempt to do something no other woman has ever done before, free climb the 3,200-foot rock face in a single day. suddenly in the middle of her climb, the 33-year-old harrington tumbled down the cliff. she describes pinballing down, a safety rope lashing her neck but not strangling her. hanold keeping her alert with authorities as search and rescue scrambled a team that painstakingly climbed up to her. harrington in remarkably good spirits, thankful to be alive. incredibly after that four-story fall, harrington is out of the hospital and on her feet. in fact, she will soon be o

here is liz harrington, thanks for joining us.as a pretty big moment a lot of people are talking about from last night when cory booker went after elizabeth warren on this wealth tax. >> if we don't start talking not just how to tax wealth but how to give more people opportunities to create wealth, to grow businesses, to have their american dream. jillian: what do you make of it? >> the american dream is back under donald trump. what we heard from all the democrats on stage last night is how they want to dismantle that. the truth is the democrat party platform is now an attack on the american dream, an attack on the american ideal where instead of government get out of the way and rights come from god, not government, democrats turn that on its head and they now know now, government is our god and we will sit limits on your opportunity, we will set limits not only on how much you make but what you eat, what you drive, when you can see a doctor, there is no limitless opportunity, only endless government. rob: other nations tried th

capitan emily harrington surviving a four-story fall battered and bruised and incredibly escaping serious injury. >> i hit a few things on the way down, but the rope caught me my gear caught me. >> reporter: a climbing champion whose feat includes summating everest, she set out to climb one of the most challenging routes on el cap in a single day. she was scaling the 36000 foot wall with alex who made history during his free solo using no rope or harness to scale yosemite after harrington's fall in freezing temperatures, she stabilized her spine before rescue teams arrived. >> he is in general a rational and calm person, so it was kind of nice to have that voice in my ear in a time like that. >> reporter: with climbing season coming to an end at el capitan, tonight harrington is recovering from torn muscles and a concussion, but next year promises to be back on the mountain, hoping to climb into the history books. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> that is brave. next, some of the best shopping deals and strategies heading into black friday. >>> back now with the price you pay. why wait for b

executive director pamela harrington says it works to eliminate the stigma of mental illness. >> people can now, with empathy and understanding, see that mental illness is an illness, and needs to be treated. >> reporter: pamela is helping teenagers talk about mental illness and provide support and 260 high school clubs nationwide. they are paid for through annual star-studded fundraisers in san francisco and new york with guidance from the nonprofit, the student led clubs have served 10,000 students in 18 states. and many students want to continue to bring change after high school. six in 10 club alumni say they may pursue careers and mental health fields like hannah, who battled anxiety and depression. >> after i try to commit suicide, i ended up in the hospital, dropped out of school and i do not think i was going to college.! hannah is so thankful for the support bring change to mine high school clubs she now leads the group on campus. other students lives have changed too. and they are grateful for pamela's leadership. >> we are all in this together, and if someone is struggling, y

harrington had free climbed the mountain in six days back in 2015. this time she was trying to reach its peak in less than 24 hours. just last year, two experienced climbers plunged to their deaths while scaling el capitan. >> this route's very, very challenging. it's really the top less than 1% of climbers can even attempt this route. >> reporter: professional mountain guide john cadrowski it says preparing for the high-risk climbs takes years. >> the mindset that goes into the climb, the planning that goes into the climb, all the details probably saved her life. >> reporter: harrington says the fall isn't going to stop her from trying to conquer the 3,200-foot climb once again. >> obviously climbing is inherently dangerous and risky, and we take risks when we do it. and i'm still going to do that. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning," i'm nikki battiste. >> so glad emily's okay. >> i was going to say, i'm glad she's okay. doesn't sound like she's changing her mind about trying >> nope. >> the boyfriend adrian was here and they always say it's danger

harrington had free climbed the mountain in 6 days. this time she was trying to reach its peak in less than 24 hours. last year, two experienced climbers plunged to their deaths while scaling el capitain. >> this is very challenging and less than 1% of climbers can get this route. >> preparing for these high risk climbs takes year. >> the planning and mind set for this climb and the details probably saved her life. >> harrington said the fall will not stop her to try to conquer the 13foclimb once again. >> climbing is risk and dangerous and we take risks when we do it and i'm still going to do that. >> that was nicky reporting. she's recovering at the community medical center in fresno. >>> an iconic toy store is making a comeback where toys are us is opening up again. >>> officials are carving up turkeys for this holiday and we'll hear from them and hear what they're thankful for. >>> you can follow us on cbsn bay area or the cbs news app or the platform. he could've just been the middle class kid who made good. but mike bloomberg bec

. >>> you'll hear from the woman just rescued from the >>> we're hearing from climber it was harrington being treated after she lost her grip and pinballed down the slab of the granite. >> it wasn't a moment of panic or surprise. honestly, it was a calm moment. in my head it was like, okay, i'm falling, this is happening. for right now, i'm going to rest and recover. in the coming weeks, see how i feel and slowly get back into climbing. >> harrington knew she was going to be okay because she could feel her feet and didn't feel any tingling and amazingly she tufrd only some lower back pain and cuts and it looks like this. for heart failure look like? ♪ the beat goes on ♪ entresto is a heart failure pill that helps improve your hearts ability to pump blood to the body. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. ♪la-di-la-di-dah don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor a

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. >> reporter: emily harrington knows the risks but the five- time u.s.sports climbing champion slipped and fell about 40 feet while attempting to climb the dangerous yosemite el capitan with only a rope for safety. her team found her collapsed opt ledge in freezing temperatures. they worked on mobilizing her spine while trying to keep her conscious. a search and rescue crew got to them within 90 minutes to rush harrington to the hospital. >> got scary for a while. it's hard to imagine what the rest of our lives might look like. >> reporter: the veteran climber credits her partner climb ebber. to help her. >> reporter: he became the first to climb el capitan without a roam. she was trying to reach the peak this time under 24 hours. three experienced climbers plunged to their death while climbing el capitan. >> the less than top 3% of climber can attempt the routes. >> preparing takes years. >> the mind set that goes into this climb, the planning that goes into this climb, all the details probably saved her life. >> reporter: harrington says that fall is n

emily harrington is one of the world's top rock climbers known for scaling great heights. >> hang inr: but this morning, these images of harington after she survived a terrifying fall off el capitan. the iconic rock face in yosemite national park. fortunately another legend of the sport in the right place at the right time to save her life. >> i can wiggle my feet. i can feel everything. >> reporter: in this exclusive video you can see rescue workers carefully stabilizing emily harrington's neck. >> she's got tailbone pain and lower back pain. are you feeling any tingling at all? >> no tingling, i'm just cold. >> i remember thinking oh, having pain is a good thing. it means i can feel. it was a huge relief. >> reporter: the 33-year-old had climbed about 150 feet when she lost her grip. from her hospital bed, harrington showing her face badly cut after she said she pinballed down a section of the cliff. >> it wasn't a moment of panic. it wasn't a moment of surprise. honestly it was a very calm moment. in my head it was kind of like, okay, i'm falling. this is happening. >> reporter: h

alyssa harrington explains it could take days or weeks to finalize the results. >> it is going to be a busy day at the san francisco department of elections. >> reporter: there are 70,000 ballots to process in the district attorneys race and it remains extremely tight. these are the latest numbers. suzy loftus leading by more than 2000 votes. but it is still too close to call with tens of thousands of male and an provisional ballot mail in an provisional ballots still being processed. it could take days before the winner is determined. >> we need to bring in 50,000 thousand mail ballots. chesa boudin has the most first votes with more second and third choice votes for suzy loftus. suzy loftus said i'm hopeful that results in the following days will continue to back our vision for making san francisco the safest city in the country. money could be used for possible recount if needed and other campaign fees. >> the race is close and i expect it will continue to be close. there is always a possibility of a recount but it is premature. i hope that by the time all the votes are counted th

this is 33-year-old emily harrington. she's looking remarkably good out of the hospital and home for thanksgiving. they says she is thankful for all the support she's received since the accident. >> definitely could have been far worse. >> reporter: a world class climber is recovering after a fall at yosemite. emily harrington has 23 years of climbing experience, but she was not prepared to climb el capitan on saturday. >> i couldn't feel my toes. that's one thing i should have thought about more. >> reporter: she was determined to ascend the cliff fshg s, she about 150 feet up when she lost her grip. >> i thought okay, this is happening, i'm falling. i don't remember the impact. >> reporter: she tumbled off the cliff. her rope stopped her fall just 50 feet off the ground. fellow climbers including alex hammel, the star of the oscar winning documentary "free solo" came to her rescue. >> the first thing i remember was my partner, alex, being next to me. him reassuring me it would be okay. >> reporter: harrington survived w

really need to tell us more is chris harrington from. good to see you now and i magine that for dortmund i mean confidence will be k. how big a role will mentality i guess they in a snatch will you know when it comes to do it mentality has been an issue just this domestic season in the but it's legal you know they had a string of draws they were questioned about it and then marco royce specifically the captain for dortmund was very adamant about rejecting the idea and just a question in general so i think they're on the right track for 2 big reasons that how they're playing and performing they knocked. the current leaders in the boat as they got out of the german cup and then their last match you know they handed was their 1st defeat which is also quite the feat i think you know considering how the pieces of jelly right now often seems to be fiery marco royce's a question ahead of this match but their match tonight against answer is very important they also have to classical 1st byron following this match but in particular this match 1st

on to help answer that question and more i'm joined at the big table now on my colleague chris harrington from beat abuse boards chris good to see you this impromptu work l's. called by the n.f.l. . what's the n.f.l. what to with this it doesn't smell right brained it doesn't smell right at all 1st off the short term notice kaffir nick in his advisors only had a 2 hour window to accept the offer by the n.f.l. the day it's taking place on a saturday typically quarterbacks in captain exposition trying out for teams free agent trials with teams are conducted on tuesdays after teams have played the n.f.l. kicks off on sundays this is an open trial for 32 teams to come not sometimes have said they're not coming we don't know exactly what kind of representation the teams will bring to the tryout you know but for a number of reasons and still the details of the trial itself we have no idea what he'll be doing in the n.f.l. at last reports haven't even decided on what kind of throwing regime in quarterback passes he'll have to conduct you know along with the type of workout it is but we do know i

to wait until saturday but you know what was the what happened on saturday yes definitely chris harrington is always pressed me pretty said thank you ok. well before we leave you tonight we want to take you to south asia and the story of a national hero in india a most stuff fighter pilot was shot down in pakistan in february during a standoff over the kashmir region the pakistani air force has just opened an exhibition featuring a wax figure of the indian wing commander and i tunes from his captured plane pakistanis they are flocking to the gallery. if he joined the air force for glory and undoubtedly got what he wanted a national hero in his native india the wing commander now also has a whole gallery devoted to him in pakistan they clearly for different reasons the indian pilot made international headlines after he was shot down in a dogfight and captured by the pakistani military during a major standoff with india earlier this year. now the pilot's uniform as well as others seized personal belongings are on show at the pakistan air force museum in karachi. it's an unashamed tribute to

the nine-year-old san francisco- based nonprofit cofounded by glenn close, pamela harringtons has hadstigma of mental illness. >> people can now, with empathy and understanding see that mental illness is an illness. it needs to be treated. >> she is helping teenagers talk about mental illness and provide support in 260 high school clubs nationwide they are paid for through annual star-studded fundraisers in san francisco and new york with guidance from the nonprofit, the student led clubs have served 10,000 students in 18 states. many students want to continue to bring change after high school. six club alumni say they may pursue careers in mental health fields, like kennedy who battled anxiety and depression. >> after i tried to commit suicide, i ended up in the hospital, i dropped out of school. i didn't even think that i was going to college. she is so thankful for the support from her high school club, she now leads the group on her campus. other students lives has changed too. they are grateful for pamela's leadership. >> we are all in this together, if someone is struggling, you

emily harrington was trying to scale a route on the grand monolith when she fell and was pinned down. remarkably she only suffered cuts and bruises. harrington posted a message on instagram sharing photos of her injuries and saying she's extremely grateful for her rescuers that i'm going to stay on the couch. very safe on the couch. >>> the company's same-day delivery call ed a company. the robots were violating multiple traffic laws. mayor bill de blasio piling on the tweets saying if we see any of these bots we'll send them packing. >>> a group of new yorkers serving up a full thanksgiving dinner on the subway. the video of the mobile friendsgiving this past weekend weekend viral. the train was decked out with tables full of thanksgiving staples and riders were serving food. the people behind it say it's been this the works for months, that they wanted to give back to their community in a unique way. >> what were they saying to you? >> thank you. thank you. and that mac and cheese is on point. >> the group says going forward they plan on making this an annual thanksgiving tradition.

welcome to the but as they get here or d w i'm chris harrington buyer munich's thomas newlove was expected to make his 500 appearance for the club against the frankfurt eagles but byron at the moment have more on their minds than milestones nico kobach called byron's attitude all wrong after their last outing we all know their defense is damaged and frankfurt have a conflict case hit a collective noun for eagles looking to exploit buyers weak spots the eagles have scored in every league match this season and have yet to be defeated at home could frank for push biron further from the throw. niko kovac has been feeling the heat lately with byron off the pace in the league so it was hardly the ideal time for a trip to his former club frankfurt and try to have the best darn record in the league going into the game and just 9 minutes in by and we're already in trouble gonzalo past the n.c.r. head through and drew a foul from jerome bowen saying the veteran sense about it was the last man so the referee had no choice but to show him a red card a man down and in the 25th minute by and were a goal

welcome to the good as they get here on t w i'm chris harrington to classical 1st the definitive champions dominated top in the last time they visited munich but back then barnes defense wasn't broken and defending their crown was paramount and now with hockey flick in charge byron could be in need of some kryptonite because mean and front man 5 must think they are superman at the moment with 3 wins on the bounce and words like revenge coming out of their camp could momentum be enough in munich. kanzi flick decided not to tinker with the starting 11 that defeated olympiacos at midweek byron's big match against dortmund his opposite lucy in 5 the also opted for consistency trotting out the same line up that pulled off an improbable comeback win over enter milan in hopes of improving dortmund's awful record munich after some early probing from both sides the visitors were the 1st to create a true chance with 15 minutes played and byron munich were already on the board as to none other than robert the dots another record for the pool as he's the 1st to score in 11 straight but in this league

welcome to the boat as they get here on t w i'm chris harrington to classical 1st the definitive champions dominated top in the last time they visited munich but back then barnes defense wasn't broken and defending their crown was paramount's now with hansei flick in charge byron could be in need of some kryptonite because door mean and front man fall for a must think they are super mean at the moment with 3 wins on the bounce and words like revenge coming out of their camp could momentum be enough in munich by an interim coach hunchy flick kept the same 11 that had defeated olympiacos in the champions league midweek opposing coaches young father also trotted out the same line up from his champions league comeback win over inter milan hoping to improve awful record in munich after some early probing from both sides the home team quickly got on the scoreboard after just 17 minutes plain and thanks to none other than robert love and off ski. another record for the pole as he's the 1st player to score in 11 straight bundesliga matches i. don't one's 1st half performance lack the intensity tha

ktvu is alyssa harrington you're in our newsroom. what tell us what has been happening so far. >> reporter: former ambassador marie yovanovitch took the stand about half an hour ago. she is being grilled on why she was ousted by president donald j. trump. and what this might say about the president's approach to foreign policy. here's some video of marie yovanovitch taking the oath before testifying before the house intelligence committee. she delivered opening statements, saying she was dedicated to anticorruption work and that her service was an expression of gratitude to the country. president donald j. trump fired her in what many have called a smear campaign orchestrated by the presidents attorney rudy giuliani. the president is accused of withholding congressional aid to ukraine while he pressured the country to investigate joe biden and biden's son hunter. let's listen in and hear what she has to say.>> that that is what it was.>> who else was involved in this concerted campaign against you?>> there were some members of the pr

. >> alyssa harrington reports from premium outlets in livermore. >> reporter: black friday deals meantlines in livermore. some of the biggest crowds were outside of kate spade and tory burch. >> i was here at 4:30 am. we went to american eagle, adidas and sporting-goods stores. >> how long did you have to wait in the lines? >> not so long. i think the longest we waited was 20 minutes. >> where was that? >> at the nike store. >> reporter: tommy hilfiger put out crowd control probes. when they got too busy they let group people in one group at a time. some people spent all night scooping up deals. 50% off their and 80% off in some places. >> we got here around 2:00 a.m. it was not that bad. >> some said it was not as bad as they expected. >> we came here around 2:00. i remember coming in the past when it was much more crowded though. and i really just shopped for him. i did all of my shopping online really. >> what are some items you are after >> shoes, clothes, some accessories and furniture. >> was it worth getting up this early? >> not really. >> all through the night we had customers

definitely want to be favorites this is day to day news up next the bundesliga with chris harrington but 1st tens of thousands have turned out to watch a spectacular parade in tokyo to celebrate the infront of emperor naruhito spectators waited outside the imperial palace to save the new empress and wife and christmas at home camper took over official duties last month thank you and some of the pictures of a journey from the japanese capital thanks for watching. thank you. for your concept discomfort with the bollocks. after 100 years of the ideals of the bomb house more relevant today than they were a. 100 years ago visionaries reshaped. people understood design as a way of shaping society.

. >> thousands heading to thanksgiving destinations as alyssa harrington reports many passengers were forced to leave their luggage behind. >> behind me you see hundreds of suitcases. this is the luggage left behind last night during that power outage. travelers were not able to grab their bags when the lights went out. >> this is the worst. it was the worst ever. >> cheryl murray and her husband finally returned home to oakland after a long night sleeping in chairs at the las vegas airport. their flight to oakland was cancelled because of the power outage. >> yeah, wherever they could sleep. >> it was ugly. >> on the floors benches. . >> all night long. >> the problems started last night around 6:45. the oakland airport suffered a power outage in the middle of the storm. lights went out. lines at security check points came to a stand still because the screeners could not use the equipment. people who already reached the states were not allowed to board. >> we came here from atlanta and we were standing here and the lights went off and everyone was kind of like uh, oh. >> hundreds of

ktvu alyssa harrington is live outside of city hall as election worker prepare to count more ballots. >> reporter: good morning this is an extremely tight race. tessa actually came out on top in the first round but then the last time they were able to count sue resume. still 70,000 to count. many vote by moyle and provisional ballot. officials with the department of elections said they would continue for days. >> as far as people want to draw conclusions from the numbers from where the votes are falling, i think it's still too soon to make final predictions. >> we're humbled that so many san francisco i can't answer put us in their race and speaks for a different approach to law and order. >> reporter: in a statement, that is on the screen, i'm alyssa harrington ktvu news. >>> our election coverage on ktvu.com and on the home page you will find more information. >>> time is 5:05. >>> the kinkade fire is now 100% contained. it was fully contained more than a day ahead of schedule. 374 buildings were destroyed including 174 homes. 60 other buildings were damaged and four firefighters we

emily harrington is a five-time national champion. she wants free climbed el capitan in six days. she thanked the climbers who helped her. >>> the fight over access to a beach is back on. court has ruled in favor of the property owner. for nearly a decade they argue that he owns the only access road. he padlocked the gate blocking off the public. an appeals court said the argument does understand since previous owners were charging parking fees. the ruling strengthens the position of the homeowner. >>> coming up. project home. bay area women pregnant and living on the street. we investigate what is being done to get expectant mothers into homes? >>> you heard about big tap tech companies selling private data but what about the dmv? >>> you're looking at prime time for this storm. that is high definition doppler tracking this storm that's working its way south. regarding the time it out coming up next. class kid who made good. but mike bloomberg became the guy who did good. after building a business that created thousands of jobs he took charge of a city still reeling from 9/11 a t

welcome to the but as they get here on d w i'm chris harrington joining me for sunday's shindig is the very own man the d.w. the man with the gift of gab mr ed mccambridge how you doing it i'm good question i think somebody nice to talk about but i'm in it and you annoy other right man for the job what about you know in berlin we're going to talk about that you thought about that as well obviously yeah glad to hear it now before we get to our conversation on nico kobashi let's head west and bring you up to speed with what happened on the pitch on sunday the rivalry known as the ryan darby between fortuna dusseldorf and cologne has a lot of history but it's been on ice lately as the 2 sides haven't met for more than 20 years colognes return to the top flight has stunk and fortuna software season has to when it comes to the head to head cologne his dominating what about this time. the house was throbbing in just ahead of the clash with cologne on hospitable turf for the billy goats and coach came by a lot so his counterpart friedhelm focal steeled for battle in front of the home crowd. c

up next the bonus laden with chris harrington more news at the top of the hour i'm rebecca reaches in that and thanks very much for watching. come to. discover your concept discomfort with the box. cutter after 100 years as the ideals of the bombs and more relevant today than they were a. 100 years ago because you there is really shaped things to. the people understood designs with shaping society. the powerhouse of man does cost on her. with ideas of course future books on how a card to. a. small 3 part documentary starts nov 14th d.w. . 2 coaches sex bringing the tally up to 3 another earned himself a mere suddenly a lifeline and several leaders club up no matter what are all good at the top match day live it is done and dusted here we go. fire looks mighty impressive indeed classic of verses dublin on saturday leaving the visitors dazed and confused in munich should don't mince coach be all the hot seat and will cover the remaining action from the match day which include. table leaders blockbuster who were back at home facing an out of form they had a brain me. welcome to the but a

ktvu's alyssa harrington is at one of the busiest bay area places right now.the san francisco premium outlets in lirmore. so u're at one of the shoe stores. >> i'm at one of busiest stores. this is nike and i'm here in line speaking with a lot of these folks from tracy. what time did you get here this morning. >> i got here like 10 minutes ago. >> we came at 3:00 in the morning. >> what are you hoping to get? >> the sales. >> so far we haven't found any. >> so are you buying christmas gifts or getting items. >> oh, my gosh. christmas gifts too. >> how long are you? >> 6. >> you look like you're in your pajamas. >> yeah. >> are you okay being out here so early. >> yeah. >> so just again it's black friday a lot of people love to come out for the big sales. is it worth it, are you finding what you want. >> when you find what you want it's worth it. when i find what i want then i'll be >> and how ping for just myself no one special. >> well enjoy your morning. we're here outside of the nike store. there's a pretty long line. outside oftory burrch. what i'm finding

alyssa harrington is joining us with an update to the count. >> reporter: good morning i'm live outside city hall where later this morning election workers will continue to count ballots. there are still 70,000 votes they need to tally and anything could happen. >> i don't know where it will land and it could be this weekend or next week before there is any conclusion to this. >> reporter: elections officials process ballots from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. an update should come in at 4:00 this afternoon. this has been an extremely tight race in san francisco since the polls closed tuesday. chesa boudin a public defender got the most first but the public vote put you. >> yes . sue. >> loftus on top. it is too close to call because tens of thousands of mail-in and provisional ballots to count still. both candidates remain optimistic. >> we're humbled so many san franciscans, the most san franciscans but us as the first choice vote in the race and speaks to the real desire for a different approach to law and order. >> reporter: loftus inside a statement, i am hopeful that results in the following d

and ktvu's alyssa harrington will give us a full report on what to expect today. don't go anywhere. >> it is a busy day it was a busy week and we had some aggressive drizzle. >> yeah, right. >> that's in between mist or drizzle and shower. >> i texted him. >> i would agree with that. >> it was. it was a good one. at least that's what i was told by my neighbor risk tina. >> that's a good one. >> all right. system's coming in. this one a little different than yesterday because it's splitting has produced some rain to the north. not a lot, a little bit. sonoma county and northern napa county and also right into bodega bay. it looks like a lot of that's falling apart because as that system splits it takes some energy away from it. 40s, 50s, 57 san jose. 56 oakland airport. highs again today will be slightly above average. this is going to go down as a warm month. 64, 56 for the city. 63, 50 is average. and the system coming in. part of this is going to break off into southern california and the other section going in will be for the morning for us. and then it will cl

i'm chris harrington joining me for sunday should dig in the studio our ali always in a good mood moody how you doing ali chris always a pleasure to see you on a sunday all right and i'm really excited to have fellow american dave reneke in the studio are you ready to talk the bundesliga and chris i am excited to be here glad to hear you know 1st things 1st we need to address deck classic and the way byron de railed dog went off their track of success on saturday the defending champions went from lackluster to dog men buster ali i'll start with you did you see this coming considering the momentum going into the match no not at all especially with by and i did not say bye and pulling for goals out of the hat you know i must admit i thought this was going to be a pretty low quality classic compared to some of the other games we've had last season for example had a great fest last year. season. but you know but it seems a bit in pretty poor form so far this season dropping a lot of points by an overseas cent that coach dortmund's props of thought about cycling that coach already so i did n

alyssa harrington tells us that hundreds of volunteers including london breed took part in the event.niel maxwell from san francisco visited glides thanksgiving celebration for 18 years. maxwell and hundreds of others spent thursday morning carving turkey and ham's potatoes and solids for thousands of the city's homeless. >> a lot of people are separated from their families. the opportunity to create your own family. >> reporter: glide has been hosting this community meal for more than 50 years. city officials including mayor london breed served plates of food. ceo karen said the event is a way to raise awareness. >> we want to bring attention to a lot of the issues of people struggling from food insecurity, one in four people in our city are struggling. to the growing challenges of addiction and homelessness. >> reporter: glide expects to serve over 9000 meals. they will serve those meals here in the main dining area and will make deliveries to other parts of the city. >> the need in the city is expanding and changing. glide is now starting to step up in new ways and more ways to rea