was a panelist during a discussion on red hill at the sovereignty event. she noted similar patterns by the us military across the pacific. i remember i remember that david, this is a friday, i think and 30 those are head of our board of water supply and he's been fighting this fight for a very long time. he came on the news and basically said that they are shutting down the wells that are tapped into this. i prefer a top of and that he didn't know if we were ever turn it back on that it might not ever come back on line again. i don't want at this point and he said that and with when we all, everybody was work. we're all talking about it. we're all having the safety. i should like to make a tough believe that that just happened like how good that happened and and you know, she had so many others have been fighting this for a long time and really never get that off of her back. it might and may never come back online. and so the threat of that has devastated national security has never been about us. it's national security is about securing american in for u

s. navy pacific, the command overseeing the red hill. just feeling efforts also walked over to our group at the koa and exchanged words from county who had the opportunity to remind the military that the water protectors are always watching. you remember enough to know how to best want otherwise. me think that today i'm pretty sure they are going down the hallways watch star away while we were doing our, our pool in our prayer and you know, initially the the chief of staff for the navy had specifically come in. um jeff miller came out. um, someone that we've had discussions within the past who, you know, at the moment was one of those senior members in charge of the dispute in over the hill. um, you know, came out to kinda check in on what we were doing. and then kind of give a side comment that is basically monitoring your online presence and what we're up to, and that is something as an activist that isn't funny. and that we understand, we're continually putting ourself out on the line and you know, fully expose as, as civilian. but af

who was a panelist during a discussion on red hill, the sovereignty event. she noted similar patterns by the us military across the pacific. i remember i remember the day that this is a friday 18 and 30 was our head of our board of water supply. and he's been fighting this fight for a very long time. he came on the news and basically said that they are shutting down the wells that are tapped into this. i prefer a top off and. d she's doing the fluid or returned it back on the bed. it might not ever come back online again. i don't want it this way. he said that way. when we all, everybody was work. we're all talking about it. we're all having the safety. i should make an attempt to leave that, that just happened like how that happened and and you know, she has so many others have been fighting this for a long time and really never get that off for, for back. it might and may never come back on my and so the threat is that the as stellar status, national security has never been about us. it's national security is about securing american in for us and keeping t

who water protector is a group on the front lines of the red hill? water prices also on the tour were members of rug nation and native organizations centered around the liberation of indigenous peoples. from colonialism and slow factory and environmental and social justice movements on the way to the game of the us pacific fleet command county to franco. a lead organizer with or who are the protectors, spoke about how the communities please to shut down the road hill field. thanks, continue to be disregarded by the b. b. first go happened for some reason. spill happened in may of last year. second, spill have been in november of last year and it did not become public knowledge until uh, over a week after that november's bill that there was been trolling in the water system . so that included the thanksgiving weekend when military families came and sat down and gathered in drink water that the navy knew was fully contaminated and a 1000 people into the hospital. and they had to come forward and give it some kind of explanation because department of ho

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uh, red grinnell hills. they would probably be a voice with these um, with rand for the, those it'd be a voice for peace. these people well, the, uh, in uh, in the administrative people who would actually be involved in congress and making their own folks. this is all and it's on the ration f and mandates they do is exactly now the one person who, who are with your point to really is unambiguously a spokesman for maga mag day is use of life when a days a significant bit chrome didn't expect any political capital to try to save him if people have done so he got a full for him. he didn't. so okay, so if the russians are locating and then they're going to say, well, well, you know, we didn't, if this is going to be like, uh, the say, the reruns all the, the 1st that i'm, you know, yeah, he talks a good game. but when push comes to shove, he really doesn't doing very much. and that's why i think that the russians are not to thinking in terms of a well, we better hold off because i think we're going to get this u

look at a live view from our mount tam cam, but still a bit gusty. 27 miles an hour in the oakland hills. redag warnings still in effect for parts of the bay area as gusts up to 40 miles an hour and low humidity will keep that fire danger elevated until 7 a.m. tomorrow. looking at our local winds over the higher terrain, gusty and really starting to drop off as we head towards tomorrow around midday, i'll be back to let you know exactly when we'll see higher humidity and some rain here in the bay area. dan. >> all right, sandhya, thanks very much. tonight, more than 24,000 p-g-and-e's customers are without electricity. and our latest round of power shutoffs to prevent fires in napa and sonoma counties are the hardest hit. but this isn't just a problem for the hills. the shutoffs extend to communities in the east bay suburbs. tonigh, abc7 news reporter j.r. stone takes you to one very dark neighborhood in walnut creek. one of the only things we could see on this walnut creek street wednesday night was this led lit dog. >> i guess that's just life. when there's a public safety power shut off, a

look at a live view from our mount tam cam, but still a bit gusty. 27 miles an hour in the oakland hills. red flag warnings still in effect for parts of the bay area as gusts up to 40 miles an hour and low humidity will keep that fire danger elevated until 7 a.m. tomorrow. looking at our local winds over the higher terrain, gusty and really starting to drop off as we head towards tomorrow around midday, i'll be back to let you know exactly when we'll see higher humidity and some rain here in the bay area. dan. >> all right, sandhya, thanks very much. tonight, more than 24,000 p-g-and-e's customers are without electricity. and our latest round of power shutoffs to prevent fires in napa and sonoma counties are the hardest hit. but this isn't just a problem for the hills. the shutoffs extend to communities in the east bay suburbs. tonigh, abc7 news reporter j.r. stone takes you to one very dark neighborhood in walnut creek. one of the only things we could see on this walnut creek street wednesday night was this led lit dog. >> i guess that's just life. when there's a public safety power shut off

hills reporting a north breeze at 14. and ben lohman in the santa cruz mountains reporting 21. everybody included in this red flag warning, not just the hills. the only area excluded are north bay coastline. so do expect the breezy conditions at times. here's a look at the forecast again. this lasts for a couple of days. we'll take a look at just the next 24 hours or so getting into tonight. here's 11:00. the sacramento valley, the san joaquin valley, the delta, our north bay hills. you can see lit up in orange and red, as well as areas over the diablo, diablo range and areas over the santa cruz mountains. so you can see from the color coding where the strongest winds are expected to be. we go into tomorrow morning, the winds are still blowing quite strongly over our hills and then into the afternoon. continuing, we may get a little bit of a break heading into the second part of the day, but again, going to be dry and gusty with that elevated fire danger lasting a couple of days. the pattern in place, the high pressure to our west and this low to the east. we didn't see any wet weather out of this, but washi

. >> reporter: up in the oakland hills red flag warnings are posted along the ridge line. residents in the area have been dealing with strong winds all day. the. >> when i was coming up, there were trees down. it was blowing really hard. all the trees were like leaning and back up. >> reporter: but they have also had to deal with the power being shut off in their neighborhood. >> power went out about 7:30 or 8:00 this morning and the forecast is that it was going to be restored by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. i got an update now saying 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. i don't know. we'll see. >> reporter: mark higgins has his generator going to power up his essential appliances. when it comes to fire safety, he's more concerned about the chorus of generators buzzing in his neighborhood. >> the reality is with everybody running their generators around here, there's far more risk of fire starting from the generators than from pg&e's power lines. i actually don't think it's very safe to have them shut down on the power the way they do. >> reporter: higgins moved into his home about five years ago

beautiful sedona with snow capped on those red mountains and those red hills. looks just gorgeous. and 33 in ukiah. sacramento is 36. lots of sunshine. we are locked in our pattern change and it's not coming back as far as rain goes, probably for at least ten days. is the way it looks. it's a dry pattern. cold, low, sunny and mild fog will be an issue going forward, but i think today and tomorrow it's more about the cold than anything else. but we look good. temperatures warming up on the coast and a few other locations san jose, santa clara valley as well. cold mornings but sunny. nice days. you guys. >> steve. thank you. 850 here. so much of what makes our thanksgiving holiday special goes back to a time long before canned cranberry sauce and black friday sales. we'll go into the makings of this national holiday next. [music] you say as long as i'm here, no one can hurt you. >> don't wanna lie. you, but you can learn to drop everything and get some magic of your own during the xfinity black friday sale. xfinity internet customers, our best deals of the year are back! switch to xf

the strongest winds right now on our map coming in in the oakland hills currently. so the red flag warning is still in effect until 7 a.m. today. it's been trimmed back for some areas, no longer includes the city, no longer includes san jose. it's mainly in the north bay and in the bay shoreline. we'll find those winds breezy right now, but again, they will diminish throughout the day. that lasting until 7 do have cler skies in most areas. current sky conditions showing you a little bit of cloud cover right now. banked up along half moon bay. otherwise, we will start out with sunshine for the most part. temperatures. though we are chilly 30s and 40s right now for a lot of us. >> so looking at the forecast today, expect a lot of sunshine after that. >> cool start. winds diminish throughout the afternoon. 70s on the board later today. let's check inr drive times from highway four to the maze, we're looking at 16 minutes. emeryville to san francisco, ten minutes. san francisco to sfo nine minutes. all in the green. this early in the morning. and we're goin nowg developments with

the polling place at joaquin miller center in the oakland hills closed due to today's red flag warning. alameda county election officials are telling people to instead go to the montera middle school area to cast their votes. you can stay with abc seven news for updated information. as the conditions change over the next few days, you can track the fire danger and access the same live doppler seven used by our weather team. it's available at abc7 news.com or wherever you stream your business needs a network it can count on... even during the unexpected. power's out! -power's out! comcast business has you covered, with wifi backup to help keep you up and running. wifi's up. let's power on! let's power on! -let's power on! it's from the company with 99.9% network reliability. let's power on! power on with the leader in connectivity. stay connected with comcast business internet and wifi back-up or get started for $49.99 a month. plus ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. call today! and as you can see at the bottom of your screen, we're just about a half hour away. abc news reporter

red flag warning has been with all the way. it's actually a little bit less less than it was earlier today. still in the hills of los angeles county and ventura county, the red flag warning continues because we have gusty winds lingering in those areas for us. our red flag warning expired this morning after crazy strong winds yesterday, 88 mile per hour winds insane. alina. but look at that. this is an image of things to come. it's going to be a big change in our weather right now. we have some offshore winds lingering, but they're not strong. look what is coming through the weekend. we're going to start a cloud of that by say saturday in all the rain that you see here, how he's going to evaporate before it hits the ground. maybe some drizzle for us in the san francisco bay area for saturday and sunday. and then look what happens on monday. >> looks like some rain right across the bay area. it's not going to be a huge amount is going to be moving through, found it quickly. but we'll get maybe a 3rd of an inch of rain. a lot more if you head up toward your weekend, maybe over an inch of rain up there. but this

i keep going back to this, the ladies who brunch in beverly hills with their red maga hats.ngeles that have been mobbed by a gang of leftist bullies for years now and if you showed any sign of even being curious about president trump and what it could possibly mean for your family and the economy, you were canceled. so this whole thing, this entire reaction is the pendulum swinging against cancellation because people are sick of it. people want to be curious and they also want something different. it is not just in rural parts of the country. it is in these big cities where they've gotten unlivable and too expensive. people want their cities back. >> bill: they want them cleaner and safer. it took eight years to get there but it is okay to come out of the closet. >> the first time it does feel in blue areas it is not controversial to be a trump supporter anymore. trump did better in all but two states than he did this year. he won utah. it leaves one, washington. a lot of people who went to the madison square garden rally and stood outside for hours and particularly with afr

hill this week for orientation a congressional crash course of sorts. republican congressman-elect rob bresnahan is among them. he flipped his district, representing the northeast corner of pennsylvania, from blue to redns us now from capitol hill. congratulations on your win and welcome to the news hour. rep. bresnahan: thank you for having me. appreciate the current -- the congratulations. geoff: you successfully defeated a six time democratic incumbent. what was different about your approach? rep. bresnahan: we ran on kitchen table issues. we ran off an economy that works, borders that are secure and communities that are safe. we talked about the significance of making life affordable again for the people of northeastern pennsylvania i don't know if there was a magic sauce, but i don't think we over complicated it. we knocked on over 50,000 doors. we drove over 50,000 miles. we talk to real people. we talked to our veterans, senior citizens who are deciding between buying prescription medication, paying for heating their home. we talked to the -- talk to the real language to the people on the streets. people were frustrated, concerned and scared about their future. geoff: to what extent do you attr

the 1st was a model project launched in vancouver, the canadian red capital that allegedly boasts the highest rank population. chelsea hills where it's a pioneer of modern rank research, sit out in 2010 to answer some basic questions. what are the things that interest me when i started the vancouver rock project is how little we know about rats. and i really wonder why that was the case. why these animals that live amongst us since the dawn of civilization, we understand so little. and i think the 1st is that there are little distasteful or maybe not as glamorous as, as some of the other animals that scientists could choose to study. so if you have the option to choose between a rat or gorilla, you might not choose the rach, i think the 2nd is, is exactly this issue of co existence that we've lived with them for so long. we think, oh, we maybe we know everything there is to know about them. and i think the final thing is our, our attitude toward the science of rights and rap management that previously had been considered really a blue color occupation. something you just get rid of. and only now are we recognizing yes, rat

the philadelphia suburbs were red then , but she is outnumbered in her drexel hill neighborhood now. >> we vote on different sides of the aisle, but we are proud americans. the american flag is outside all of our homes. i am very comfortable there. >> this is her new jersey beach cottage with her friendly labs. and this is back in delaware county, where she teaches figure skating. she believes trump will run stronger this year because of concerns about inflation, the border and whether harris is too liberal. >> i think right now, there is a quiet trump vote. he does have bizarre behavior, but at the end of the day, i feel he is patriotic and he loves this country. my version of this country, a little more dearly than the other side. >> the suburbs settle close races here. >> john king, thank you so much stress get up next, tuesday, voters in at least 10 states will also get to determine the future of abortion access in their states . most of the initiatives aimed to enshrine the right to a abortion and state constitutions. we have details next. >>> on election day, 10 states will det

want to take note that a couple of areas were removed from the red flag warning, including areas down through the south bay, san jose, morgan hill, gilroy, los gatos and portions of santa cruz as well. now, some of the higher elevation areas, especially for the north bay, will continue to see some gusty conditions above 2500ft overnight into tomorrow. so we're not in the clear just yet. in some of these spots. notice right here santa rosa napa. still gusty. meanwhile, areas south of the golden gate bridge. we're doing okay there. calmer wind speeds now. we are expecting for this to continue to diminish into the overnight early morning hours by tomorrow. this is around 9:00. the winds really calm down. remember, anytime we see the winds gusting, we get really dry conditions and unfortunately, not much in the way of recovery, especially for those higher elevation areas in the north ba. so we're going to continue to see these dry conditions through tomorrow, even fast forwarding this timestamp to 3 p.m. tomorrow, we're going to see less than 30%. so even though the winds are backing off, it's still very dry. so you want to be wary

the 1st was a model project launched in vancouver, the canadian red capital that allegedly boasts the highest rank population. chelsea hills where it's a pioneer of modern rank research set out in 2010 to answer some basic questions. what are the things that interest me when i started the vancouver rock project is how little we know about rats. and i really wonder why that was the case. why these animals that live amongst us since the dawn of civilization, we understand so little. and i think the 1st is that there are little distasteful or maybe not as glamorous as, as some of the other animals that scientists could choose to study. so if you have the option to choose between a rat or gorilla, you might not choose the rach, i think the 2nd is, is exactly this issue of co existence that we've lived with them for so long. we think, oh, we maybe we know everything there is to know about them. and i think the final thing is our, our attitude toward the science of rats and rap management that previously had been considered really a blue color occupation. something you just get rid of. and only now are we recognizing yes, rats o

red flag warning for one more hour. but you take a look at our map right now. and the strongest gusts we're finding anywhere from about 10 to 20mph. the oakland hills, the strongest winds at this hour. and it will get weaker throughout the day. so here's the red flag warning. some areas have been trimmed back. the city no longer included in this. san jose no longer included in this parts of the inland east bay like danville, walnut creek, concord, and antioch. they have been removed as well. so for the next hour we have these winds and dry conditions. but after 7 a.m, the winds really back off and our fire danger gets a lot lower throughout the day. a live look outside from our east bay hills camera. it is clear out there. current sky condition. we are seeing plenty of stars this morning. it is chilly though. look current temperatures 30s and 40s get you going on this thursday. you'll feel that chilly air first thing, but the payoff is the afternoon. lots of sunshine today will bounce back into the 70s later on this afternoon. let's check in with gloria. see the commute this morning. good morning. >> you know, starting to get really busy out there.

this year, firefighters have dealt with multiple red flag warnings that resulted in wildfires all across california, including these flames in the oakland hills last month. lowenthal refers to this rain as beneficial rainfall after what's been a dry fall. so for us, that's great news significantly reduces the fire risk and potentially could actually result in the ending of our local fire season within the city of santa rosa grass brush and other vegetation, access fuels and firefighters able to calculate the risk of wildfires based on how quickly those fuels are able to be cured. it can be anywhere from hours to 1000. our fuels for us. right now, the beneficial rainfall that we have is really minimizing the risk for those light flashy fuels. but we need the rains to continue. we need the back-to-back beneficial storms. >> to help with our heavier fuels, the risk of wildfires is year round, but the chances of a spark lessened during the winter months. it's why bay area counties continue to educate the public on prevention from defensible spaces to the appropriate time of using a lawnmower. it's really unfortunate what happened here locally wit

dennis, we saw an amber warning well in advance and a red warning issued in the early hours, so that needs to be reviewed. some of the water from welsh hillso england. this was in worcestershire where a wall collapsed and the river burst through. landslides have affected a couple of roads and coal tips are being checked to make sure they aren't unstable. it's been a difficult day for everyone here and it is still a really nervous time for people right across the valleys. danjohnson, bbc news, in pontypridd. and phil mackie reports now from the flooded town of tenbury wells in worcestershire. hey, everyone, get back! get back! it was like a muddy—brown tsunami. a torrent of water pouring into the centre of tenbury wells. move back, move back! everybody, move back! move, move, move! the town sits on the river teme, but this didn't come from the river. instead, it poured in from the brook which runs alongside the main shopping streets. this timelapse shows how the wall holding it back couldn't cope, after 2a hours of nearly relentless rain. the water's actually receded since i've been here. it was up to waist height in places. and luckily, we

the fremont hills livermore hills and in the marin county, of course, now tampa, pius, very gusty winds. here's what's left of our red flag warning the city of san francisco. it's gone. the red flag warning has gone. flag warning has gone from the santa cruz mountains. so that's good news. where do we stand in terms of wind now? well, the north bay still see some very gusty winds. you see some areas, napa county and sonoma county. we see the oranges and reds. it's there. but by the time midnight cubs and then beyond and then we less and less wind and we still have critical fire concerns because the heat and humidity is very low and the fuels are very dry. more coming up in weather right now. back to dan and noelle for news. kathy, thank you. business owners tonight sounding hopeful. >> after california voters overwhelmingly approved prop 36. and as you can see here, 70% of people voted yes, the law increases the punishment for certain crimes for repeat offenders. >> kron four's sara stinson in the newsroom tonight after speaking with proponents, >> business owners say they felt helpless after being burglarized again

a red alert moment for american democracy. that's how some on the hill are talking about tulsi gabbard's bid for dni. rfk jr.'s called to become second -- secretary. >> i would like to see more of his thoughts on different matters. the anti-vaccine scares me -- scares me a lot. there's much better choices. >> we will see about that. the backlash continues to intensify with growing calls for the release of a house ethics report report... and rfk jr.'s controversial stance regarding back -- vaccines. as you know it takes at least four republicans to go the other way along with all democrats to tank a senate confirmation. a very tall order indeed. >> trace: kevin thank you. the fox news in a common sense department would not have chosen gaetz for attorney general. they understand why donald trump chose him for attorney general. whenever you think of gaetz as a congressman or as a person, it's apparent that he's a good lawyer. smart and does his homework and is very effective at questioning those in the hot seat. is he... no but that's the point. he's loyal

this year, firefighters have dealt with multiple red flag warnings that resulted in wildfires all across california, including these flames in the oakland hills last month. lowenthal refers to this rain as beneficial rainfall after what's been a dry fall. so for us, that's great news significantly reduces the fire risk and potentially could actually result in the ending of our local fire season within the city of santa rosa grass brush and other vegetation, access fuels and firefighters able to calculate the risk of wildfires based on how quickly those fuels are able to be cured. it can be anywhere from hours to 1000. our fuels for us. right now, the beneficial rainfall that we have is really minimizing the risk for those light flashy fuels. but we need the rains to continue. we need the back-to-back beneficial storms to help with our heavier fuels. the risk of wildfires is year round, but the chances of a spark lessened during the winter months. lowenthal says there's been an increase of devastating fires in sonoma county since 2017, which is why public knowledge of prevention is so important have unfortunately seen a lot of the fires that w

hypothesizing, in washington are talking about gaetz was some kind of red herring candidate to come in, get everybody on capitol hill alarm and make bondi more palatable. >> i don't believe that. i think they've said it in a statement it was a distraction and they don't have a lot of time when it comes to getting the cabinet picks through and agenda when it comes to the house getting up for re-election in a short two years. it would be a big risk to take it on. confirmation hearings are difficult for even the most qualified best people on poked sides of the political aisle. senators have especially on the judiciary committee have the best investigators in the entire world looking at the backgrounds of these people. prominent, powerful positions with lots of consequences and judgment is one of those big questions. who can do the job. pam bondi is a much better choice, the attorney general of florida for eight years and worked regularly with federal government agencies like the department of justice, homeland security on illegal immigration. which ties into president trump's second term agenda and also if you look at

hills. that adds up to that heightened fire risk in nice red flag warnings in november.e we've seen a couple sprinkles when you have humidity low like it is and strong winds like we do. red flag warnings become a reality today through thursday. now today's daytime highs are going to be comfortable. you see those 60's and 70's in the city. lot of 60's at the coast and around sfo and then a range of 70's for most of the rest of us today, sir, feel super pleasant. if it wasn't for the winds that would have been too perfect but definitely get out there this afternoon, especially cast the ballot mid 70's for that is really, really nice. some of our warmer spots include walnut creek conquered and sonoma. each at 76 degrees today. spots like novato. also getting up to 76. now tomorrow's temperatures do start a cooler trend that remains the rest of the week. we will see our highest, a fire danger starting today, but really peaking tomorrow and thursday with our strongest of winds on those days comes into the weekend and the next monday, we do have that chance of showers and a li

i probably should i keep my car pointing down the hill just in case the main event is not expected until wednesday night. >> that red flag warning is expected to lift thursday at 7 a.m. in mill valley. betty yu ktvu fox two news. >> all right, now to chief meteorologist bill martin. it was nice we had that rain on friday night, bill. >> yeah, that certainly helped a little bit more rain before that too. and late into friday last week. but now we're heading into a dry period with some wind. and of course the red flag warnings have to come up like mike points out though, having that rain has really made this much more manageable than it would be if we didn't have rain the last couple last week or so. this red flag warning would be much more severe, but it's still a red flag warning and the winds are going to happen. we're going to see winds probably tuesday night into wednesday. that will gust up over 4550 miles an hour. it's just going to be low humidities fires. if they do start, we'll have trouble get going because of the fuel moistures the cool nights also help kind of keep the fires down, but in the meantime you'

red flag warning begins at 11 a.m. and that's where in some of our hills and mountains, we'll start to feel those breezes increasing.ut later on tonight is when we'll see the peak of those winds where the mountain wind gusts may top 60 plus miles per hour. and in the valleys it's going to be more of a 30 to 40 mile per hour wind. so even before you head out this morning, take a little time to assess what's going on around the home, secure anything that may get blown over because we could not only see impacts to power, but also some downed trees. and of course, the elevated fire danger of high concern. our temperatures, though, are looking pretty good. we're up to 74 in south san jose and 72 for the high in cupertino. much of the east bay in the low to mid 70s with a walnut creek topping out at 74 and 73. in oakland, also 73 in redwood city in daly city, 67 today, san francisco, up to 71 downtown and in the mission district 70 degrees and 75 for napa to novato, santa rosa as well. so we are looking at some mild temperatures, but these clouds are coming in from the north. and what's happening is we have this storm sys

dennis we saw an amber warning well in advance and a red warning issued in the early hours, so that needs to be reviewed. some of the water from welsh hillss was in worcestershire where a wall collapsed and the river burst through. landslides have affected a couple of roads and coal tips are being checked to make sure they aren't unstable. it's been a difficult day for everyone here and it is still a really nervous time for people right across the valleys. there is huge frustration and worry for people who have been flooded time and time again. they say the flood defences which were improved after storm dennis for maga years ago haven't worked and haven't kept their homes dry. there was frustration and anger about how they have been hit once again. —— four years ago. there is a risk to life. the council leader there were saying he was surprised a red warning hadn't been declared by the forecasting authorities, so it isn'tjust people concerned by what they are seeing, the emergency services are stretched. they are pleading with people not to be on the roads. there is a sense of the worst has passed but it is still raining and there is stil

red flag warning across the bay area. >> there was a polling place in the oakland hills that had to closed this morning due to that warningdents were directed to a different location so they can vote pilots here now. so we can talk about this red flag warning when it starts, how long that can last time when it's that's what i think everybody wants to know right? we've been through this a few times. i think everybody understands these dangers. i'm just gonna explain to quickly why this happens. we get high and low pr now. so gusts now starting to have that northerly turn and starting to pick up a look what happens when we get into this evening. this is about 10:30pm, tonight. you really see that pronounced northerly direction, particularly in the north bay and in the east bay and those numbers of gust, they know they're going up and this is the overnight which i think could get very, very tricky, you know, with the fairfield, their 50 mile per hour, wind gusts high numbers up in napa is well and then we go into tomorrow and keep in mind, we're still under that red flag warning tomorrow. this is 10:30am, in the morning. and

red flag warning. >> all across the bay area and there's a polling place in the oakland hills that was closed this morning due to that warning, residents were directed to a different location. we have meteorologist kyla grogan here with the latest now on the red flag warning everything leads back to the election, right? isn't wild? and even the weather plays into it. and it's interesting actually across the country, weather does play into whether people kind of go out and below can it can hinder people. so happily, we do not have that. but we do have the offshore wind. it's because this high and low pressure is kind of squeeze together. you can see it right there when those come together creates a wind gradient. and we're also seeing that wind shift so more of a northerly flow starting to really see it over here in the inner east bay. a little bit right, starting to notice that northerly direction really take into tonight. and you can see we're really makes the turn. and those numbers go up. i mean, you look at fairfield right there, gusts. 39 miles per hour livermore. 36 miles per hour. now, let's take y

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already gusting, and this is before we're issuing that red flag warning and looking out for those dangerous conditions. so we're going to see some of our hills and mountains experiencing much different weather than what we'll have near the coast and in the valleys. so we'll talk more about that coming up in just a few minutes. back to you, chris and marcus. all right, kerry, thank you. well, one day to go until election day. already millions of americans have voted by mail and in person. scott mcgrew one day. but it might take a lot of days to count up all those votes. yeah, everybody's going to have to be patient. this has happened before. a reminder, because walk in voting tends to favor republicans generally, and mail-in voting democrats generally. these totals you're going to watch tomorrow night may move back and forth as the night goes on. something trump says is evidence of cheating, but it isn't. our director of elections here at nbc says calling some of the states may not come until wednesday morning, maybe even longer than that. so i think the earliest we could know would be wednesday morning or wednesday during the day. i think th

registered republican at the age of 18 back in 1988, the philadelphia suburbs were red then, but capra is outnumbered in her drexel hillghborhood now. we vote on different sides of the aisle, but we are proud americans. the american flag is outside all of our homes, and so i'm very comfortable there this is her new jersey beach cottage. >> lola and taylor, her friendly labs. >> push on to your left there. >> and this is back in delaware county, where capra teaches figure skating. she believes trump will run stronger this year because of concerns about inflation, the border and whether harris is too liberal. well, i think right now there's a very quiet trump vote. he does have some bizarre behaviors, but at the end of the day, i feel he's patriotic and i feel he loves this country and my version of this country a little more dearly dearly than the other side the suburbs settle close races here back with us is john king. harris needs to win in the suburbs. by how much >> anderson. 67 counties in pennsylvania. joe biden carried only 13 of them. only 13 of 67. how do you win? by carrying only that small number. by running

inundated with calls. warning well in advance and a red warning issued in the early hours, so that needs to be reviewed. some of the water from welsh hillsand. this was in worcestershire where a wall collapsed and the river burst through. landslides have affected a couple of roads and coal tips are being checked to make sure they aren't unstable. it's been a difficult day for everyone here and it is still a really nervous time for people right across the valleys. danjohnson, dan johnson, bbc news, danjohnson, bbc news, and pontypridd. the welsh first minister, eluned morgan, has described the flooding in wales is "absolutely devastating" and says discussions had begun about financial support for those affected. it's been a really difficult weekend, and i would like to thank the emergency services for all of the support they're giving to people affected. i think this is the second time many of those have suffered as a result of the storm. there has been huge investment since the last storm hit, so we've managed to protect lots more properties than last time, but obviously this is absolutely devastating just before christmas for those who