the magic editor james bay's reports from rio de janeiro. the president biden will be attending the g 20 summit. so this is something the presidency lensky is. don't want to attack times the only time to go miss all system. that's what the abbreviation stands for . is a missile system that goes some 300 kilometers, presence events. he wants to use it deep inside russia and present bite and has been very, very reluctant to give him all. busy as ation to do so, saying that he probably wouldn't help the military situation and his advisors have also bid that it might antagonize the russians. he seems now to have changed his mind on this issue. uninstalled the ukrainians might use. the attack comes to fall missiles into the coast area to protect that enclave that ukraine has taken from russia in western russia and where reportedly the run. now, north korea and troops about to be deployed, we're also hearing that the u. k and fronts which have their own low wage. this all systems have also dropped their objection to ukraine using them deeper into

james bay's, which is era of the g 20 and religion era. the it's day $410.00 of his rails will on gossip. at least 50 people have been killed in the past 24 hours. is where the troops of shells, at least 2 hospitals. in the north of gauze, are they attached? they come out of the one 1st with with the 3 hours. the firing and shutting began. there's doctors where we're substituting a wounded man. hospitals director says it's roofing upper floors were destroyed. i'll just say it was middle of our calculate. it was inside that hospital when it's very force is a type of facility. he was speaking to stuff about their impossible working conditions to allow me to get inside the i c unit and, and tell you how the of the situation is here in the amount of the hospital. but if i what continues, it seemed to allow me to talk to the news, who's the director of the i c u unit c, and they came out of the hospital and the from the, from the, from the, from the shop. the hospital has been show the explosion spread truck no which can break bones, is randy f

james bay's out as the era of the g. 20 summit. in re edition era. just a few moments away from the g. 20 summit protest is gathered to demand an immediate cease fire in garza and lab. and on monica on the key of the pool. so from the we edition that right, a pro just just from across for so have gathered here in the center of realtors, a narrow just a few kilometers away from where the g. 20 summit was being held. there demand an immediate cease fire in casa and 11 ration brought together and unusual lines left the room, social organizations, and even indigenous leaders alongside a brazilian palestinian attending with his entire family, including his sister in law, to slip gods, just 4 months ago. and then they'll know woods to express our feelings. it's very difficult to watch an atrocity like the one in gaza happening in front of the cameras stream live on the internet 24 hours a day for the will to see. and what you all will need is standing still taking no action to end um it was drawing by to rabbis who travelled from new york to call for peace

and on this issue, there is no agreement, james bay's, which is era. the g, 20 and religion era. the i stay full $111.00 all face rails will, on garza, on the north remains of the seas is rarely met. a tree says one of its soldiers was killed in best law here on tuesday and baffled with palestinian fighters. overnight attacks and both calls and 50. and giovanni, i have caused extensive destruction residential buildings, reduced to rubble at least 20 palestinians have been co sofa on wednesday. a number that's expected to rise as low engine people are taken to of a button and hospitals on tuesday night to rescue workers searching for some volume is was killed. i am how much was the for a mom was responding often is rarely strongly can cause the city. the spokesman for the gauze, a civil defense agency says, is there any forces all deliberately targeting his team of killed $87.00 rescue workers since october the 7th of last year. that's big now to target, but as soon as live for us and they're all by that target more civil defense crews targeted in these latest is rodney strikes. y

it is a james bays in rio de janeiro and with more as leaders arrive in this huge seaside city. they are aware that although the formal agenda for the meetings was fixed long ago, the focus of ever seeing change dramatically in recent days. the election of donald trump to serve as us president again from the 28th of january, will affect all the countries represented here, the g 20 nations and the other 19 countries that have been invited by the brazilian host president luis ignacio to silver has a very different political and economic agenda from trump and as long spoken about reform of the global financial system to help developing nations. the g 20 will be held as the cop 29 climate negotiations continue and as a by john with trump sudden to pull out of the power as climate treaty for a 2nd time. brazil is set to take over the cult presidency next year and it seems that the president clinton is not coming to rio and it's sending his foreign minister. so get lever off instead. but they'll be plenty of discussion about the war and ukraine, which from post pledge to force of peac

james bay's out to 0 of the g. 20 summit. in re edition era. tens of thousands of people have much to new zealand permits to protesting against the proposed bill that critics fit with over hold. the rights of indigenous married people, treaty principles, billing with reinterpreted the countries founding treaty between british colonizers, signed 184 years ago. last week it cost its 1st reading and comment. adrian brown reports from when it po, chest like these are very read and use even use it and is a very progressive country when it comes to indigenous affairs during the past. 50 is, it is made huge strides when it comes to reconciliation and re dress put many of these people feel that the bill that was presented to parliament last week, the treaty principles bill could make all of that go up in smoke. they are hungry because they believe that that hockey rights are going to be taken away from them. and so they are now emotional opponent 2 to make the voice clear. now this treaty, that is in many good ways because it is the

james bays, which is era, the g 20 and religion era. the it is the $410.00 of these are as well on gas. at least 50 people have been killed in the past. 24 hours. is really true. so shelves, at least 2 hospitals in the north of guys that the attacks come are allowed one hospital for 3 hours. the firing and showing began as doctors where resources aging a wounded man. hospitals director says it's roof and have a floor square destroyed. i would just say it was more of alcohol, it was inside the hospital when he's ready for his attack. the facility he was there speaking to staff about their impossible working conditions. allow me to get inside the i c unit and, and show you how the of the situation is here in the come out of the hospital. but before what continues, it seemed to allow me to talk to the news, who was the director of the i c u unit c, and they came out of the hospital and the from the, from the, from the, from the shop. the hospital is been shelves. the explosion spread track which can break buttons, is randy faust has destro

james bay's, which is era, the g 20 and religion era, the known as race and strike of guns and city as in good analogies. here a journalist, awesome somebody was taking the hospital off to the attack which also killed a civil defense worker. it happened while he was reporting on a previous a strike. israels killed a 188 john lists and media work as during its war on guns of what his day 411 of israel is. one cause of the ministry has killed at least 50 people in the past 24 hours. and troops of showed at least 2 hospitals in the north and they have time to come out of the hospital for 3 hours, the firing and showing the gun. well, the doctors are subsidizing a wounded man. the hospitals director says it's roof and off the floors were destroyed. after this month, hollywood was inside the hospital when his ready forces attacked. he was there speaking to stuff about the impossible of working conditions. allow me to get inside the i c u unit and, and show you how the situation is here in the amount of the hospital. but if i, what continues, it seemed to allow me to talk to the news, who's

and a lot of these cases, it's interesting to have james bay's desk there on his panels. the zillow about michelle geneva. she doesn't do as well as bite and den amongst women vices by the one room and vices according to the exit polls anyway, by one by about 15 plus 15 to trump, iris plus 10. so a lot of questions for the democratic party. the question is whether they look inwards or they just blame devices, but not getting, getting, listening to too many podcasts. cynthia and political autopsy will begin pretty soon, but for the moment she ever tends to be a force in washington dc. thank you. well, job 100 has is update from georgia, crucial swing stays the donald trump one georgia saw record turned out in their selection and democratic hopes that a serge in turn out would put campbell hairs over the top. and there was a bigger surge in republican turn out. you could see behind me those votes have all been counted except for the few provisional balance and others remaining. and here in georgia, it ended up about 2 percentage points apart, and those numbers became much c

james bay's, which is era. the g 20 and really jenny are still ahead to own the own. is there what to do in the event of when sweden sergeant is tell people not to take piece of ground 10 blocks? i'm catherine story and i wrote the number of reported cases of violence against women and kenya is rising. we'll speak to 5 is to say the needs of government to do more to protect them the the follow twice a tropical storm. no man. yea. that is now weakening quite quickly, is pushing towards vietnam central as of yet, and i'm just the ramp and then we will say some heavy rain coming in here over the next few days for the winds really half east. right so, so that's not west of weather that i'm at west for the stays in place as we go on through friday. good rush hours, 3 much of southeast asia, plenty of showers to read, pointing falls apart. so the southern tide and that will be flooding here. was the heavy down polls continue in a good raster showers, the freedom light, finance that data cause a good part of the western side of indonesia. scattering the shelves into bonia su

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alright, let's bring you more involved a 0 special coverage of the us elections across over to james bays and the team in washington. james, as i mean to welcome back to washington dc with you know, a live rooftop studio overlooking the halt of the nation's capital with the white house just behind me 4 days ago now until election day in the united states. we're exploring some of the key issues this out when we're discussing the importance of the youth boat and shortly we'll break it all down. i have a panel of guess with me. i have for a lot for all hello pete cooks, globe us and gabriel and the dallas. they'll join our discussion in a minute. but 1st let me update you on what's been going on on the campaign trail today. donald trump was double down on his father's rhetoric against full, my house republican and fisk. ridiculous training, cooling her disgrace at a campaign event in michigan. cheney is a high profile, as opposed to of coma harris. oh, the a trump co cheney a rather cool hawk. and suggested she should have guns pointed out to about her foreign policy. trump as long blaine ch

we have special election coverage, so let's get straight to it with james bay's in washington. over to you, james laura, thank you very much and welcome to washington d. c. live again from our rooftop studio. here overlooking the white house election day is in less than 2 days. and the 2 main kinds of bits of scrambling across the 7 swing states to boost turn out among supporters and sway undecided voters will discuss the state of the presidential race. with my guess, melanie stone and patrick mark that sentiment 1st. so let me update you on the latest from the campaign trial. the democratic candidate couple of harris is on the mission to call the black american font. 8 the starting on the day with the sunday service for dealt with the black church in detroit, michigan, she's due to visit above a shop in the suburb of pontiac later iris as company own you in michigan today covering multiple locations here in michigan right now. each of us has an opportunity to make a difference. because in this moment we face a real question. what kind of country do we want to live in? what kind

i'm going to enjoy with the james bays and the team in washington dc james over to you of science. so hello and welcome back to washington dc life from a rooftop studio overlooking the white house. as we count down to election day, we're exploring some of america's key issues and this i would turning our attention to racism, the hate speech in a moment. we'll discuss all of this with my problem is joining me here is a nash of all we hutchison, i'm townslee saying if you stay that a moment, we're just gonna catch up on the latest news on what campaign and donald trump is it getting used, threatening rhetoric against the critic targeting list cheney this time, the full my house republican is a high profile supporter of couple of harris trump said on thursday that liz cheney might not be able north might not be a quote will hold if she had rifles pointed to trump as long playing cheney on to fall. the other folder, republican vice president dick cheney, for promoting us military interventions abroad. and i don't blame him for 2nd with his daughter, but his daughter is a very domain in

bay most of your wednesday. we'll talk more about that in the tahoe forecast. james.santa cruz county is one of the local communities getting ready for this week's heavy rain and wind. a series of powerful storms during the past several years has caused severe flooding and landslides in the santa cruz mountains. some county leaders say they have learned the federal government is often slow, providing financial help for storm repairs. >> the biggest challenge is fema. they're very slow with their processing and their approvals. the 23 disasters. we're still in the process of getting needed approvals, and that's we're almost two years out now. you know, with this, this coming winter. >> county leaders say some of the mountain roadways are still damaged from storms dating back to 2017. others have washed out during storms of the past couple winters. that includes some of the main roads that connect communities to highway 17. >> can't use the road right now, right? it's totally severed. and so should they need to either evacuate due to some type of a natural disaster or a

they were jobs with subversion for their roles and official local elections in 2020, out on the bay. james and national security, the introducing 2019 of the pro democracy protest. 2 officers in hong kong below, across the movement and reduced the cities. and now we're gonna have to look at some of the news headlines, the police in georgia. i'm the rest of the protest as we're calling for new complimentary election. they have camped out in the capital d. c, vowing to stay until the, the mountains, a mess and the state society of tobin ballot was re elected the georgia dream policy. was rigs with the help of russia and new zealand. tens of thousands protested in the capital, wellington, against the bill to change the nation's founding treaty. between the indigenous mallory and the british colonized phone and say the bill will diminish mallory rights and set back race relations that was stablished in 18. 49 de montrose to the country and ended outside of the leaders at the g. 20 summit in brazil have issued a final declaration, quoting for a global pact to come, but hung up for more aids for

a 27 minute commute will continue to keep an eye on those issues that we're seeing in the east bay. james'll send it over to you. >> mike, thank you. 5.19, is the time. let's go to the north bay where police arrested a woman connected with the kidnapping in napa. officers say a child was taken from their legal guardians tuesday. the woman accused of the kidnapping is the child actual mother. police eventually found them at redwood plaza and safely return the child to its guardians. officers shared this photo of a detective comforting the child. the mother was booked into jail. also in the north bay, 2 suspects were arrested after someone spotted them trying to break into vehicles in sausalito. it was earlier this week that sausalito puts us alito. police responded to a call from the crescent avenue area. officers arrested. larry u.s. white of antioch and a juvenile that was with him. white was found with a loaded handgun, high capacity magazine and burglary tools. the juvenile was released to a guardian and will face charges as well. more developing news in the north high school football

we've got john with an eye on the stormy weather that we continue to see around the bay area today, john. yeah, today, james does spread further southward that atmospheric river, unfortunately been stalled out in the north bay, of course, and atmospheric river can be a good thing bringing us needed rainfall. but when you see that much rain stalled out, you get a situation like in santa rosa where we've seen about 10 inches of rainfall in the past. 48 hours and today is going to bring more of it looking outside at half moon bay area that has seen a couple inches of rain. but really those strong winds so far as for where the rainfall is sitting currently still very active up in the north bay. currently, we do see some pockets of heavier rainfall, mostly up in lee county at this moment. santa rosa does have some light shower activity. sandra fell and looking at this little pocket right up there. looks like it's moving right north of mount tam right now. that is pretty pretty heavy. we are going to be seeing pockets like this spreading a little bit further south. we're generally the rest of the bay area is quie

have some time to get out on the road before the heavy rainfall, at least in this part of the bay area. james, as you mentioned in the north bay, it's a very different story, but here in this part of we're 80, in san pablo, passing through the san pablo area, it looks okay. we haven't seen any problems so far where we are now. we are expecting the rain to be much heavier later this morning. and from what i've been hearing from steve and our meteorologist, it's going to be heading more towards the east bay. and later this morning and later this afternoon. so we'll continue to keep an eye on things out here on the road. we'll be driving around and showing you the view of our bay area commute, but for now we'll send it back to the desk. dave and pam. all right. >> thank you, ali, for the update. we'll check in with you throughout the morning. several schools in sonoma county will remain closed today due to the storm. this includes schools in the forestville union district, fort ross elementary district, casa district, monterio union, and the cinnabar district. also on that list, the west sonoma

bay area. we do have team coverage tracking this storm. ktvu is james torres driving up to the north bay? frank mallicoat closely watching the traffic conditions. >> but first, let's go to steve paulson, our meteorologist. the latest on the weather. >> well, there's some impressive totals, especially up where we thought they would be. and that's around santa rosa. casadero over ten inches of rain in 24 hours. so it verified we thought they could get 8 to 10, and they did. mark west regional park just to the northeast, seven and a quarter. guerneville 708 and santa rosa. west santa rosa had over seven inches of rain. i'd say the forecast models did well on that projection. it's windy for some and temperatures 50 to 60. it will be a mild warm day in san jose. some of you east and south saw little to no rain. there has been an uptick it looks like now just offshore, and it will continue to rotate in today to the north. and then the system will get pushed along tomorrow. that will start to bring rain in for everyone on friday, but for today, you can see where the focus will be. it will be nor

james looks to be a soggy one, especially for the north bay. and then as we get into the afternoon, the wet weather is expected to move towards the central south bay. outside our doors at this hour. dry conditions. a beautiful view over the golden gate bridge. although it may not feel so good, make sure you bring along the thicker coat as we do have very chilly temperatures down by at least a few degrees in areas like napa, down by 11. oakland. half moon bay, where we are 41. in oakland right now, 39 at half moon bay, and a lot of 30s for the inner north bay, inner east bay, as well as the santa clara valley. so these advisories will go until 8:00 this morning. so a little while longer, but we're going to remain with the chill in the air and temperatures below average for this time of year, upper 50s to low 60s expected this big event, bringing with it rain and wind, with a wind advisory now expected for a lot of the bay area. when it comes to the amounts given the next several days, it really depends on where you're at. and we've been talking

our james torres is talking with bay area leaders about the idea. he's live in oakland now, james. and why? it's likely it will not happen. >> yeah. garcia, this plea isn't coming from bart at all. it's actually coming from the bay area council that says the agency is not doing enough to handle some of the violent crimes we've been hearing. and headlines over the last few weeks, but bart says it's doing what it can to make sure those trains still stay safe. according to bart police department, violent crime is down 6% compared to this time last year. however, ask some people who ride every day and they'll tell you stories. >> one night, one person actually spit in my face because i tried to dislodge his his confrontation with his senior fellow. >> you got drug addicts, people smoking marijuana on the board, cigarettes, drinking liquor, and it's just crazy. >> in july, police reported a man pushed a woman in front of an oncoming bart train at powell station. earlier this month, police arrested a man accused of slashing a woman's throat at 24th and mission. and now officers are still

here's a live look over at the bay bridge toll plaza, where we're not seeing any troubles headed into san francisco. 5:00 on the dot. let's go back to dave. >> all right. james, thank you. time is now 501, with thanksgiving coming next week. we also remember a lot of families here in the bay area are suffering. and one of the organizations trying to help samaritan house in san mateo county. ktvu is amanda quintana is out there right now to tell us what's happening. good morning. amanda. >> good morning. well, the thanksgiving food distribution has officially begun here at samaritan house today will be the second day. and they invited us inside to really just see firsthand the impact that food drives like this one make on families. all across the bay area. they're expecting about 4000 registered clients to come through here this week. they have the option of going inside to use the market. they can pick out whatever they need for their families, or they can do the drive through and they get that same thing, all the food that they will need. now, this year, the issue is really that the need is growing, but donations are down. >> it's unfortunate distributions

james mentioned that the south bay was the big winners out of the system in san jose. definitely have seen some really healthy rain totals out of this north bay, a lot quieter. and that's good news because we don't really need more rain in the north bay. so water levels will continue to recede up there. as we've just seen some really light showers for the most part. you can see activity is quieter up north compared to the rest of the bay area where we are seeing quite a lot of green indicating those light to moderate showers, mostly staying pretty light this morning. so a manageable, do rainfall. as for winds a bit breezy at the coast, but compared to last week, also a lot calmer now. temperature wise, we're sitting in the 50's right now sf at 55 oakland at 56 santa rosa. you're at a cool 53 to get the morning started now as we move into the afternoon, do expect a few lingering showers for the most part. rainfall really begins to decline, especially after 03:00pm. setting us up for a calmer finished your monday. james. all right. thank you very much, john. 10. 33 is th

bay bridge. it's a 17 minute commute. not too many people out on the roads this morning, but they are still wet. darren jamesnk you, michael. more rain is expected to spread throughout the bay area today even into the south bay, which so far has been getting away with not too many raindrops, but the chp tells us it's the first couple hours that stormy weather hits the south bay. the could be the most dangerous because that's when, you know, since we haven't had rain and quite a while, that's when the dirt, the dust, the oils that have been building in the pavement start coming to the surface and that can make it really slippery. mechanics of the area been busy changing out people's windshield wipers and brake pads and tires. a mechanic that we spoke with in campbell had a little bit of advice on how you can get ready for the rain. >> make sure you take it to someone that you trust that way. look over the whole vehicle in the first thing would be tires is the first line of defense between slippery roads and wipers. because got be able to see and then also having like a see kid jumper cables at leaser or even

out of the woods. >> if you're in the south where the east bay, you'll get your with this rain as well. good morning. i'm darya and i'm jameshis story from all different angles and all different quarters of the bay. you can see right now we have kron four's michael thomas and will tran. they're standing by. >> in different parts of the north bay with what it's like out there right now here in studio reyna harvey tracking the impacts on traffic. and h

bay. so it's going to be a beautiful week. we get just a little bit of everything darya james.lad that halloween is over because i hate scary so i want other released out. luckily, we do have a few options. we got clint eastwood directed his latest. >> master piece called juror number 2. and then tom hanks reuniting with his forrest gump, costar robin wright in their new film called here. all that's going to be fun. dean richards has a peek. >> jury duty. and current case. >> one year ago on october, 25th. defendant james side and he's been girlfriend candle carter. >> and he's going to for what he did. i am a fan of clint eastwood movies in juror number 2. he's not acting in the movie, but he has his signature all over it as its director. it's a courtroom drama that's focused on nicholas hoult character was on jury duty in a high-profile murder case. it's the story unfolds. juror number realizes that he may have information that could exonerate the accused for that. this isn't like an episode of a tv drama. course, one is you guessing about what might happen next throughout fu

the los angeles lakers assigning rookie bronny james to the g league in the south bay. es son make debut against salt lake city. the guy needs minutes. he can't sit on the bench. last month j.j. rhetoric said it's always been the time split time between the lakers and south bay. finally shaquille o'neal will be honored tomorrow by the muhammed ali center in louisville for his work supporting under served youth. is he unbelievable. shaq says he draws inspiration from the late boxing legend's generous spirit. >> what i have always known and understood about how kind and compassionate he was towards people. especially when he fought. he told you the outcome. o'neal raised thousands. founded the shaq o'neil foundation potential. >> carley: fine. did you a great job. i'm going to stand uncomfortably close to you while you are doing them. >> brian: how about you can read the tease? >> carley: are you sure? do it together. pga pro-golfer john daly joins "fox & friends" on a friday. >> brian: believe her. i believe that's on the rune downya. ♪ abra, abracadabra . i can do s. ya

jack london square. >> yeah, the radar was showing just that to gasia and james, moderate to heavy rain falling over the central bay at this time. and it is something that we will be dealing with for the entire day. i'll show you the futurecast model here momentarily giving you a live look there at the golden gate bridge, where it's not only wet, it is windy. and this is also expected to continue back to storm tracker two, where we do have it in still motion for you. notice that the north bay, seeing some steady rain, although the heavier rain at this time coming ashore near half moon bay along the san mateo county coastline, crossing over the peninsula and the east bay as well from the east bay shore all the way inland and up over our oakland hills, we are seeing moderate pockets of rain. this is going to continue as the front is sweeping through the bay area. not expected to taper off until this evening. if you do have plans, something to consider. these are just a few of the storm reports reported from just the last six hours or so. if we move in closer to the north bay, you can see debris flow reported at saint

james torres has been out in it all morning long. today he is up in napa county to show us how the storm is looking in that part of the north bay. james, what do you find? >> garcia? we made a pit stop here in saint helena, where we're still seeing the rain come down pretty steadily. and it's been that way since yesterday morning. this time yesterday morning around this area kind of just got started. but really, ever since yesterday morning, that rain has not stopped. that means the roads very well, slic. this morning we did see a number of cars that were pulled over. we didn't see any major incidents though, so that's a good thing. no major crashes coming up this way from oakland. nothing on the carquinez bridge other than some really strong wind as well. you might feel that on any of the bay area bridges, if that is part of your commute this morning. so not too much to report in terms of anything major going on, but doesn't mean we haven't seen that ever since this storm has hit our area. we'll show you some video coming out of sonoma county just yesterday, out of forest hill, where authorities there reporting to us that the st

james. >> hey, bay area live with kelly and marcus. >> coming up, we'll chat with tony goldwyn from law and warning. another couple of hours. power outages, possible downed trees and heightened fire danger as the winds will gust later on. today. over 25 miles an hour upper elevations. a wind advisory 4:00 30 to 40 mile an hour gusts. you could see 60 mile an hour gusts. so we have some high clouds and calm winds. right now. temperatures are on the cool side for everyone. 53 in hayward, 50 two half moon bay, you can see the partly sunny conditions. exploratorium camera partly cloudy today. low 70s. red flag warning through thursday. >> all right, lisa, thank you. we will have another abc7 news update in about 30 minutes. newy apartment in 24 hours to newy relocate to new hampshire. there i am with my huge backpack full of gear, ready to make the trek. >> george: traveling over 100,000 mile, 25 states, 53 cities, on the ground for every breaking moment. >> many of the voters here oppose biden's response to the israel/hamas war. they are calling for a permanent cease fire. >> you were there at

bay. so we're focused on that. but this rain is going to make it to everybody. >> before the week is over, we have team coverage. good morning. i'm darya and i'm jameseah. we've got our live reporters up in the north bay will visit with them in a minute as we follow the atmospheric river, you got will tran looking happy as ever in the rain. michael thomas also standing by. >> near the russian river, reyna harvey here in the studio on traffic and john train will start things off in the weather center yet being inside is of it in will buy co. it's a good option today, but things spurs keeping updated. yeah. in particular, the north bay where we have been seeing the focus of that heavy rain in these really strong winds that we have been looking at pretty

bay. they just hey, good morning, james. up today on live in the bay, the golden girls lived the christmas episodes. they're bringing the holiday cheer to the stage. we'll chat with the 4 drag icon starring in this hilarious festive parity. then pacific fertility center wants to help you achieve your family building dreams. >> we'll chat with their team of experts on important info regarding reproductive care. plus, thanksgiving is almost here. the vineyard mom is joining us to set the table with festive recipes that will wow this holiday. and we want to hear from you about our question of the day today. scan the qr code there we are asking which dish at thanksgiving makes you say thanks but no, thanks. let us know your answer. could be read live right here in the show at 01:00pm. james. >> i'm not the biggest fan of creamed corn lovelorn. yeah. cream cart. leave that out. thanks, but no thanks is just before we go and if you're in the cats and rain, i know you love guess these are really cool cats. >> and this how they do i

bay. so we're focused on that. but this rain is going to make it to everybody. >> before the week is over, we have team coverage. good morning. i'm darya and i'm james fletcher. yeah. we've got our live reporters up in the north bay will visit with them in a minute as we follow the atmospheric river, you got will tran looking happy as ever in the rain. michael thomas also standing by. >> near the russian river, reyna harvey here in the studio on traffic and john train will start things off in the weather center yet being inside is of it in will buy co. it's a good option today, but things spurs keeping updated. yeah. in particular, the north bay where we have been seeing the focus of that heavy rain in these really strong winds that we have been looking at pretty consistent here, just lashing the top of mount tam. this view right here, been showing the winds as well as the rain. compounding the issue of potentially some power outages at some point says the storm continues over a multitude of days. we have those flood advisories for the north bay marine sonoma, napa counties as well as up to the oregon border through lake and mendocino counties as th

bay. it's 35 minutes from san jose to menlo park over on northbound james.ichael, thank you. five-fifty on the clock and new this morning after a tech 2024 was underway in houston over the weekend as technology area's tech divide by connecting and empowering black professionals. our very own crawford's reyna harvey actually attended the event and brings back initiative that they hope will bring back in an innovative solutions to communities here around the bay. >> it's important. we have the audacity to create all right. and that energy all over at apple meet roger porter, a professor of english at laney college. and jessica scored founder of nonprofit. so for society. >> these 2 bay area natives. >> travel asheville tech in houston, texas, with one mission empower their communities back home through technology. >> i am a proud oakland native, born and raised east oakland to be specific i decided to come to afro take because i am very passionate about the black community on the a passionate about bringing talent and love and compassion to the black community

james, we'll send it over to you. >> thank you, michael. 5. 31 o'clock in the east bay. fremont city council has approved an ordinance would crack down on large vehicles, including rv's from parking in neighborhoods. kron four's will tran live for us in fremont with the latest on all of this. good morning. well, >> good morning, james. at fremont to the list of bay area cities cracking down on are these first it was san francisco. fremont is doing the same thing as far as certain neighborhoods. this has been going on for months and people in a certain neighborhood, particularly there are being to neighborhood. they've complained to the city council members that they need help that rv's have parked in front of their homes and the generators. the loud noises that trash in front of their homes. they just simply cannot live with it. and they say it's unfair, particularly fremont being one of the most expensive cities in the bay area. the city council has struggled for months on how to deal with his. then last night they took up the issue, passed an ordinance that said that i

if you are over in the east bay, about 30 selanne drill down to 2.37 darya. jamesck to you. >> thank you very much for 87. 47 is the time a swastika is spray painted on san francisco safety ambassador program office. and this is surveillance video capturing when it happened. it was to 40 monday morning shows a man spray painting that symbol outside the urban alchemy office on golden gate avenue investigators say this is one of 2 racist incidents that happened over the weekend. they say it comes after they spoke out about funding issues at city hall. they're asking for anybody's help in identifying who this person was. in vallejo. police say they caught a man doing donuts with a loaded gun in the car. now police say they pulled the suspect over it. many drive and lewis brown drive. the driver admitted to police that was a gun in the car when he was told that the car was about to be searched by officers. turns out that gun was unregistered and loaded. according to police, the man claimed he bought that gun off the street because it was afraid of being robbed. the dri

bay walnut creek, down to 5.80, around 60 minutes. if you're hopping highway 4 right now, 34 in can to conquer. sorry. james to you. >> thank you very much. rain to 8.19, is the time. well, it was a pretty contentious race in the south bay to see who was going to be representing much of san mateo and santa clara counties at the u.s. capitol. and it looks like a victory is all but certain for former san jose mayor sam liccardo. yeah, you can see he's got 60% of the vote there with 53% and so far and the watch parties. >> or at santana row in san jose for him coverage of moment went there. see what he had to say. >> we've got the final results are still being tallied in california's district. 16 race. but from the moment, the polls close at 08:00pm, it was clear that the former san jose mayor of 2 term sam liccardo would win this race. he kept a healthy margin by about 20% or higher against opponent, california assemblymember evan low. >> taking the stage. just 45 minutes after the polls closed. the former san jose mayor came just short of accepting his victory in a race representing much of silicon valley an

bay bring some light rain sunday night into monday morning. i'll have details in the extended forecast because yes, cold temperatures. high surf n coastal flood advisory due to a king tide star ian jamesl right. thanks to let's take a peek at the traffic to even though it's been a breeze here. >> for the past half hour or so at the bay bridge. the maze. fremont street is 12 minutes. lots of sunshine and hardly any cars. richmond, sandra fell bridge has gotten a lot better. you can see the traffic is really moving now. not a backup or away. it really know. just take you 10 minutes. and then if you're up in nevado going through moran to get on to the golden gate bridge. that's been a little slower. 23 minutes is taking a little longer to loosen up this morning. let's get to the bridge here. the golden gate, though it's fine. >> 8.31 is the time. let's head to the east bay now where violence continues in the city of antioch woman was carjacked. >> by the driver who she stopped to help after looks like he crashed rovers philippe djegal has more. >> as the line grew with drivers pulling up to pick up their drive-thru coffee just before 9 o'clock wednesday morning. and visitors headed to th

bay area today. and we have team coverage. thanks for joining daria and i'm james. yeah.e bringing you continuing coverage this morning. we've got will tran out in santa rosa where they're still dealing with flooding this morning. we'll get

i'm darya and james, you got a lot to get to and we will first i want to start off with a check of the weather as we take a live look out at the bay behind us. anything to know james, i would say chilly. what do you want to? that was the one and for me is braced for the cold. overnight. temperatures hello. yes, you know, first we had the rain and as that cold front leave us. it's gonna leave some cold on 101, in santa rosa. take a look at the east bay hills. we have some partly cloudy, mostly cloudy skies there. so this is a satellite way because even see lightning strikes out offshore. a little closer at this and 09:00am hour. you could see wet roads in the north bay, but the rest of the bay area, we do look dry. so over the next few hours is keep in mind, you could run into some stray showers depending where you are will be wearing up to the low 60's. i when i come back, we actually have some dangerous high surf. can you tie and then will get to those cold temperatures. back to you. michael. >> thanks, gayle. good morning, everyone. taking a look right now at the roads so far we are dealing with some congestion in the east bay.

. >> james thank you. across the bay, a luxury store in san francisco's union square is implementing a new measure to help prevent retail theft. anti-vehicle barriers have now been installed in front of the dior boutique on post street to help prevent thieves from crashing vehicles into the building. city leaders say this is the first of many stores that may soon be using bollards or sturdy posts, and decorative planters to help prevent cars from plowing into them. just last month, a group of would be robbers crashed into a crashed vehicle into the louis vuitton store in union square and attempted to burglarize it. >> well, new at noon, the port of oakland is being awarded an historic multi-million dollar grant from the epa. congresswoman barbara lee is at the port this noontime to announce the $322 million grant will be used to fast track the oakland, seaport's, conversion to nearly 100% zero emissions cargo handling operations. the port says the money will fund hundreds of zero emissions trucks and cargo handling equip

they're planned all around the bay area. ktvu jamesnville to show what's happened so far. and what's planned later today. good morning james. >> dave, good morning to you. well, danville is always one of those spots where you'll see a lot of the patriotism on holidays like these. you can see what they've got set up behind me here, just outside of the veterans memorial of san ramon valley. and they've got a lot going on all day today, volunteers here in san ramon, they will be doing their part to honor our local veterans. all day long. let's give you a look at what some of those celebrations might look like. we'll take you first over to san francisco, where we saw the veterans day parade over the weekend and happened along fisherman's wharf. it's been a tradition there in the city since 1919, a year after the end of world war one, and it was full of performances from a number of military bands, color guards, you name it. and then on mare island, the heritage trust held a tribute to the crewmen of the naval shipyard. submarine lost durin

ktvu james torres breaks down where bay area shoppers might find some savings and where prices stillemain high. >> a dash to the grocery store to prepare for thanksgiving dinner. >> turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes. >> gravy, yams we usually have around about 15 to 20 and to feed that many people can be pricey to do this. >> i mean, probably a year ago would have been 70% of this. >> according to stats by the american farm bureau federation. it reports the average cost of a thanksgiving meal for ten people is about 5% cheaper this year than last. but some shoppers this morning are skeptical. do you see that in in real life? >> no, no. food is really expensive. oh no way. >> that's insane. that is completely not true. >> the report also says the price of turkeys dropped the most cheaper on average by about 20%. but other ingredients are on the rise. >> if you're baking, there's also some bad news. egg prices are especially high. eggs are 40% higher than they were a year ago. due to avian influenza reducing the flock of layers in the country, butter prices are also up slightly, as is

bay. light want to one 30 minute ride. 85 to menlo park darya. james, back to you. 6.30, right now in the east bay. more than a month has passed since a hit and run driver killed a woman in andy the victim's sister tells kron four's philippe de gaulle. she's hoping. >> for justice this holiday. >> terry red revisits lone tree way at canada valley road in antioch. her late sister patricia ready used to live in an encampment behind the lows shopping center at this intersection where she was hit by a car saturday. october 12, 2 was in the crosswalk across industry. dogs. our arms. this random both down in a news release following the incident. antioch police stating the victim was unconscious when officers and paramedics responded. >> just before 8.30, that night, gary read spoke with investigators who she says tell her speed factored into the crash person. never stop person kept going. >> danny was slow down to see if she was ok. red says her sister died from her injuries. 11 days after the collision making this the first thanksgiving ready. we'll celebrate without he

james. while the bay area is still a democratic stronghold, several northern california counties appear to haveped red in the 2024 election. san joaquin, stanislaus and nevada counties voted for democrats in both 2020 and 2016, but this year, all three swung to donald trump. the last time all three of those counties voted for a republican was back in 2004 for george w bush. >> i think what's happened here in california is the pendulum has swung too far to the left. the democrats have been promising a better life, promising more affordability for decades. and they haven't been able to achieve us. >> you have to remember that the diversity of the valley used to trend democratic. latino voters in particular, were heavily democratic, and the republicans have been very successful in chipping away at that. >> democratic strategists say to win back those counties, the party will have to shift their messaging. >> time now. 604. now that donald trump has won the presidency, some key deadlines are coming up to certify the election results. the next one is december 11th. that's when states will issue a ce

our james torres is feeling the pulse from voters in the south bay. >> unlike other major cities in the bay area like san francisco or oakland, the city of san jose does not have to worry about a mayoral or recall election. and so a lot of the voters that i spoke to this morning say the presidential election this morning is their big driver to make sure their ballot is casted. >> this is it. >> this is the day, right? >> the day, election day, hundreds of thousands of ballots in santa clara county will be counted tonight. >> well, i think it's going to be a wonderful election process. >> i'm very confident, actually. >> yes. right. >> as polls opened in almaden valley, san jose mayor matt mehan filled out his ballot. his family by his side. >> we want to pass the value of voting and citizenship onto our children. so being able to come in person, see other people participating, talk about what's on the ballot and physically fill it in just has a lot of meaning for our family. >> while there are propositions specific to the south bay and a historic congressional seat up for grabs for the

james, back to you. thanks a lot. 7.48. right now in the south bay torres is no longer a san jose city council member know it was arrested tuesday for allegedly dax with a minor. >> fact, the former council member submitted his letter of resignation to the city on that very same day. crawford's jack moment takes a closer look. >> eating does all we saw of san jose councilmember omar torres after it was revealed he was being investigated for lewd acts with a minor. we now know san jose police arrested him tuesday as part of their investigation into those claims. it's possible that he's done real harm to children, which as as a parent, >> a former teacher, is a leader our community. i'm just just disgusted by san jose mayor matt mahan called on over towards to resign in october after information from a police affidavit found torres. >> ask someone if they had any friends under the age of 18. affidavit also shows torres admitting to having oral with a 17 year-old san jose police tuesday did not discuss the charges. he was arrested under is absolutely un

see a bit of some unsettled weather later sunday, probably in the north bay of details in the extended forecast. back to you, jamesee we've got the macarthur maze to san francisco across the bay bridge moving. alright, 14 minutes to cross that stretch. so all in all, not bad. we've got the richmond center fell bridge camera. up next where it's about 12 minutes to cross that bit of westbound 5.88. get yourself into marin county and then our final stop this morning. weve got your 1, 1, southbound right across the golden gate bridge where you can see it's about a 26 minute drive from the bottom down into san francisco 7.31. right now and in the east bay recalled alameda county district attorney pamela price is refusing to answer questions about her recall. >> we will speak to the election at the appropriate time. now is not the time nor the place. >> that's pretty much all she said yesterday as reporters are asking her what she felt about losing the recall election. but despite the ap calling the raise nearly a week ago, she still hasn't accepted that outcome. now, meanwhile, the da has filed criminal charges against