major ridge. john ridge and elias boudinot. what's the next three years? writing petitions, making speeches and trying convince their fellow cherokees to support a removal treaty removal to was the only option in which cherokees as a people and a nation would survive. did act in such emergencies as these for our private comfort. they wrote one letter. we choose to die here and bury our bones in the land of our fathers, where white people might desecrate our with the plowshare of the farmer. but when we think of our children, they pleaded, we will at all hazards, seek freedom in far regions of the west. on december 29th, 1835, the met in the home of elias, though an elected or appointed by the cherokee people, they signed their names to the of new a chota. unable to read or write in english, major ridge signed his name with an ax. he told the others. i have signed my death warrant. it is thing to choose a death of honor. it is another to choose a death of. disgrace. the riches forfeited their lives for the cherokee, knowing they would be remembered not for

major ridge. john ridge and elias boudinot. what's the next three years? writing petitions, making speeches and trying convince their fellow cherokees to support a removal treaty removal to was the only option in which cherokees as a people and a nation would survive. did act in such emergencies as these for our private comfort. they wrote one letter. we choose to die here and bury our bones in the land of our fathers, where white people might desecrate our with the plowshare of the farmer. but when we think of our children, they pleaded, we will at all hazards, seek freedom in far regions of the west. on december 29th, 1835, the met in the home of elias, though an elected or appointed by the cherokee people, they signed their names to the of new a chota. unable to read or write in english, major ridge signed his name with an ax. he told the others. i have signed my death warrant. it is thing to choose a death of honor. it is another to choose a death of. disgrace. the riches forfeited their lives for the cherokee, knowing they would be remembered not for

the cif could possibly penalize stone ridge due to that forfeit. another tragic boating accident near bodega bay. for the third time this month, a boat capsized. as ktvu zac sos reports in this latest incident, five people were on board. one person has died. the four others were rescued and taken to the hospital. >> when these calls come out, it is an all hands on deck approach. >> monday afternoon, the sonoma county sheriff's office fielding a call of boaters in distress just north of bodega bay, and that boat capsized with five people on board. a massive rescue effort launched just before two in the waters off salmon creek beach. sheriff's deputies, county firefighters and the coast guard on the ocean while overhead, a chp helicopter. >> four people were able to make it to shore and were transported for medical treatment. >> a fifth person aboard, apparently also able to make it to shore, but they didn't survive. >> despite everybody's best efforts to save that person, they didn't make it. >> it marks the third fatal boating accident near the com

cbs news in north ridge, california. >>> well, next on the cbs weekend news, after years of sweeping clouds away, a look at how we got to sesame street. weekend news", after years of sweeping the clouds away, a look at how we got to sesame street. ♪ how to get to sesame street. >> today sesame street turns 55. they made its debut on what's now known as cbs. sesame street was one of the first children's programming aimed at filling the educational gap. oscar the grouch wasn't always green. he was orange that year. one thing that's still the same, oscar loves trash. and i love elmo. he's my favorite. >>> when we return, remembering two remarkable american lives. >>> and the winner of the 30th annual great american race, bobby allison. >> tonight nascar fans are remembering one of the sport's all-time greats. bobby allison, a three-time daytona 500 winner died at home in north carolina. he was a founding member of racing's alabama game. he was 86 years old. >>> also tonight, we pay tribute to trail blazer and international star judith jamison. the dancer and choreographer died saturday

william frank survived the attack at pines ridge. as a member of the consolidated first and second rhode island regiment, he served at the pivotal battle of yorktown, in october of 1781 and was -- william has served a total of six years. in 1784, william frank would eventually receive backpay in the amount of over $200. he will also receive a land bounty of 1795 which you probably soldh to a land speculator. william settled in his hometown of johnstown after the war. and became a part of a growing population of free blacks of over 3400 that were now living in the state of rhode land. another 1000 blacks remained enslaved. william is listed as a free head of household of two in that federal -- the first federal census and the red arrow is pointing to william's name in the census. okay, his brother had a more complicated life. just a little bit after ben left the continental army he th signed up to serve with british troops. he was not alone in fleeing to the british. as i said earlier, thousands of enslaved people fled to british line

stores and neighborhood scale commercial uses in residential zones. >> all of the benefit that rock ridge has that north berkeley has and other areas we should expand that to more areas of the city. >> reporter: corner stores can be accessory commercial units, established in front of and next to residential homes >> see the concrete? that is the special space for both units. houses the salon and thrift shop and that is the home that was here. >> reporter: 20th century housing made setting up corner stores illegal. many grandfathered into neighborhood, across the bay and country and still serve as commercial spaces. he wants to see them flourish and multiply once again. he believes people continuing to work from home will demand more store front neighborhoods >> this is how you add like commercial space that can really revitalize the community. >> reporter: vintage consignment store, started as a pop up but settled into the small space. >> because the block is able to have the small commercial spaces across the street from homes it just feels like a community and everything is used >> it i

thing 2 minutes long or it was him or fill ridge. golden gate. 19 minutes starting to back to you. all right. thanks, audrey 6.30, and want to get back to the breaking news in the east bay. 3 people were killed in a one vehicle crash in piedmont, major crash trumpers. michael thomas live for us out there involving a tesla cybertruck we're still learning a lot of details about this. but according to pima police, happened just after 3 o'clock this morning as james mentioned, it was a solo crash involving that tesla cybertruck. 3 people inside died and a 4th person was extracted and is now in the hospital. take a look right now. they are covering up that horrific scene are working to get some video on that. >> but behind that fire truck is that tesla cybertruck and the corners are currently on . the scene here in this location is at the corner of seaview avenue in hampton road. not too far from crocker park. the police say at 308, this morning the tesla cybertruck called 9-1-1 itself as its program to in these situations along with near

well, this is the receiving vault at oak ridge.so it was very common for cemeteries at this time to have a vault to receive coffins during the cold months when they couldn't dig. the frost was too thick, too hard for them to dig, so they would store folks in these receiving vaults until the spring thaw. so the lincoln monument, the lincoln tomb, not even having been really started or thought at the time when he was taken to oak ridge, he was placed in this receiving vault until his final tomb could be built. and the reverend david simpson is the bishop of the methodist episcopal church, said during committal. he said such a scene as his return to you was never witness. among the events of history. there have been great processions of mourners. there was one for the patriarch, jacob which came from egypt and the egyptians wondered at the evidence of forever reverence and filial affection far more have gazed on the face of the departed man than i have ever looked upon the face of any other departed man, more races have looked upon th

still asleep. 17 ridges. at 15 longer. richmond center fell 7 and the golden gate bridge. 20 minutes. all right. well, let's get to the big story today, which is, of course, the fact that it's black friday and sales are predicted to be maybe 2 and a half percent more than they were last year. so looking for more shona people are shopping online. shopping is also set to go up. >> over 8%, we got from hers. michael thomas live in livermore. >> checking in with the shoppers there. michael lowry ceiling on behind you. >> hi, good morning, everyone. you know, this year were expected to hit almost a trillion dollars when it comes to holiday shopping. and take a look all these people. here are contributing to that. they're all expected to spend around $900. look at this guy in the back. he rewinds apollo putting his arm of can we show him over there chair? there we what did you buy can ask what you about the you get here this morning. 06:00am whether you go, he's one of the first ones there in this line goes all the way down. thi

and their farm is nestled in the blue ridge mountains of north carolina, a region that was recently devastateds one remained standing, and they named it tremendous, for the extraordinary hope that it represents. it's an honor to be here today with congresswoman virginia foxx as well as members of the north carolina national guard. and their families, who are leaving the work to rebuild after the hurricane. this tree recognizes your tremendous strength and service. in just a few days, volunteers from all over the country will pour in to transform this tree and decorate the entire white house. and out of the whirlwind of glitter and garland will come the warmth and comfort of the season. i can't wait for you all to share in it. happy holidays. [applause] >> thank you. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you for being here. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: congress tus monday following the thanksgiving holiday break. the house andene are facing a government funding deadline and must psddional spending legisti by december 20 two evert a shutdown. both chambers plan tvo on the white house's request of $100 bli in emergency disaste

mountains where you have big — blue ridge mountains where you have big potholes in the roads, trees—s, trees felled, lots of debris stitt— trees felled, lots of debris still can_ trees felled, lots of debris still can and then on top of that— still can and then on top of thatiust _ still can and then on top of thatjust the kind of perception really among voters, could _ perception really among voters, could that affect them in terms of coming out. there was misinformation that were spread in the _ misinformation that were spread in the wake of that hurricane. donald — in the wake of that hurricane. donald trump saying that the ferna — donald trump saying that the fema funds were redirected to undocumented immigrants. could that change how people vote at the ballot box? but turn out, as you — the ballot box? but turn out, as you know, is so key in this election. _ as you know, is so key in this election, particularly in the red county is worth hurricane helene — red county is worth hurricane helene hit hard. that's what donald — helene hit hard. that's what donald trump is hoping to h

and as that ridge kind of settles in, not a real strong ridge, but it's enough to lift the jetstream.taking the rain in the storms with at least for the short term and actually maybe long term as well as we're going see rain here for quite a while. but right now, the overnight tonight we're gonna see a few passing high clouds that may be just enough to keep the temperatures up a tad, not a whole lot. as we head out tomorrow morning doing some black friday shopping skies going to be mostly clear will be cold. some of the temperatures near freezing. so bundle up. if you're headed out early tomorrow morning throughout the day, maybe a couple passing high clouds, but really another nice day around the bay area. real some comfortable temperatures in most spots about 62 degrees in san francisco. you'll see a couple passing clouds in oakland about 63 san jose. looking great, though. these were going to find some those real mild temperatures of about 65 degrees and get to the next few days. yeah, the holiday weekend looking good, mostly sunny skies as we round things out, we get the weekend.

big ridge on the pacific. we put this in motion and guess what, by saturday into sunday was a big trough, big area of low pressure right over the bay area. and here comes our chance of rain on monday. right there over the san francisco bay area. so that is good news. indeed. forecast highs tomorrow in the 70's and a look ahead shows beautiful conditions. this is just the right kind of week. we've got some sunshine. partly cloudy skies. we start to cloud up a little bit and through the weekend and by monday, there's that chance of rain. and even though when the red flag warning expires or is concern still for fire danger? so be really careful with your outdoor activities. you still do not want to spark a fire grant vicki. >> sage advice. thanks, kathy. the niners coming back from that 5 weekend. look who's there to help christian mccaffrey, ben ross will have all the details. could we see him actually on the field on sunday? sports is next. >> well, after a well-deserved week off, the forty-niners were back fro

not too bad. 29 at big rock ridge. 25 at sweeney ridge. look at what happens.st ramp up close to 50 miles an hour. and in some instances tomorrow night as high as 50 plus miles an hour. that's going to bring in the heightened fire danger. the oranges and yellows indicating high to very high fire danger that continues going into wednesday. so really, the fire danger is not going to be over right away. this is going to be a long duration event. and dan, i'll be back with a full look at the forecast on that red flag warning coming right up. all right. >> that's intense. thanks. sandhya p-g-and-e's may shut off power in some parts of the bay area starting tomorrow to prevent its equipment from sparking wildfires. the utility is preparing for shutoffs in alameda, contra costa lake, napa, sonoma, santa clara and solano counties. the power shutoffs could happen right after the polls close at 8:00 tomorrow night and continue through wednesday. >> the red flag warning has election officials in alameda county shutting down a vote center. the location is the joaquin mille

but by day, fairly mild and you'll see a lot of sunshine, high pressure taking over that ridge going to stick around now for a bit back to probably for the next few days into the weekend and maybe toward the middle of december. that's how long we're looking out now. here's a long way forecast that ridge of high pressure finally building in cutting off all subtropical moisture, that atmospheric river. that means yeah. looks like a beautiful day. tomorrow weekend. looks fantastic. people traveling home don't have to worry about that. the weather looks great as well. now as we get into next weekend, we're going to keep things dry. in fact, i can't find any more rain just yet. we'll have to wait till the end of next week. see things change. but right now looks like we're in a dry pattern. temperatures tomorrow, generally in the 60's next couple days. we've got a lot of sunshine coming your way. cold chilly nights, but some pretty nice days ahead. looks like we'll keep things partly cloudy into the weekend. and the biggest parade of the year's steps off tomorrow. but there's still a lot t

there's a ridge in charge of our weather that is going to bake breakdown over the weekend.'ll see some precipitation heading in our direction. we'll get some clouds. certainly we will get some drizzle, probably that that front will dissipate. so that is another prefrontal showers. they will fall into dry air and most likely will dissipate before they actually hit the ground. could be a little bit drizzle, though. i wouldn't be surprised to see a few raindrops, but by monday, that is where the rain is going to hit across the bay area right across the bay area right up to the sierra nevada, bringing some snow to the higher elevations, which is great news for people wanting to ski does after all november after monday, we dry out a little ridge builds in for a bit, but we certainly will take the rain we can get. how much rain do we get? well, about a half an inch in the santa cruz mountains and ben lowman about a 3rd to a quarter of an inch throughout the bay area. depending on where you are. that's enough to certainly alleviate the fire concerns to give our gardens and the pla

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that ridge going to dominate as a builds in again for tomorrow. low pressure. a little bit closer. so we're not gonna be done with the clouds as going to see a few more those clouds spinning up in our direction. but yeah, looks like is going to be much in the way of a disturbance as a kind of rotates. finally getting close to moving on shore as we get in towards sunday. that kind of passes on through and high pressure sticks around. then that means as we get to next week, the storm system still following the track of the jet stream. well, the north, nothing punching through. so we're going to keep things dry as we head through, not only this weekend, but well into next week. there's a long way forecast. molly, you can see the area brown data showing below normal precipitation as we head through the beginning of december, maybe all the way through the middle of the month. we may not see rain until the 2nd half of the month. so let's enjoy the dry weather while we have at 62 degrees downtown san francisco on a saturday on this holiday weekend. 62 montero. 62 also

that's the gonzaga ridge project that will be developed by scout energy in merced county. gonzaga ridge will provide 147.5mw of clean wind energy, as well as 50mw of battery energy storage. the project will generate enough electricity annually to power approximately 120,000 average san francisco residences. additionally, the 50 megawatt for our battery energy storage system will store energy produced during the day when energy is clean and plentiful in california for use in the evening, when power is more costly and reliant on natural gas. the addition of the battery at this site will help cleanpowersf in the state further reduce our reliance on natural gas to support electricity use in the evening, the gonzaga ridge project is a development. excuse me, a redevelopment of an existing wind farm at the same site in pacheco state park, about 100 miles south of san francisco. the project is expected to create 200 jobs with prevailing wages during the project's development and construction phases. the project is fully permitted and has approval to interconnect to the transmissi

the futurecast model shows you there's the ridge, there's the storm to the east. we are sandwiched right in between. and so that offshore flow expected to continue at least through thursday morning. and that's when we will see the system continue to push south and east. and the ridge is going to break down just a little bit. that will allow the winds to relax. the winds tomorrow morning likely to be light for most. and then as we get into the afternoon it does begin to ramp up. right now, late tuesday into wednesday, look to be the strongest winds moving across the bay area. you can see the shades of oranges and even purples, primarily over our higher elevations. meanwhile, temperatures tomorrow morning, especially if we start out with light winds and calm conditions, going to be a chilly one. low 40s in santa rosa on the peninsula 50. to start your day in redwood city and for the afternoon, temperatures are going to be on the mild side, even a little bit above average. low 60s to low 70s for most upper 70s for santa rosa. here's your extended forecast. the temper

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today, this is dodge ridge. that looks pretty awesome. which is north of yosemite. four inches of snow overnight and more is expected this weekend. and when we talk snow, we connect with our snow whisperer, kevin cooper with valley pass resorts. he is in bear valley tonight. coop, nice to see you. happy new year to you. what are you seeing around you? i'll tell you, it's been snowing. raj. i spent all day up on the mountain today watching the mountain operations teams get the snowmaking guns up. fired up. ready to go. walking around with the mountain manager and the mountain team. measuring the snow. just seeing how close we are to opening now here at bear valley. they're possibly looking at the 23rd, but we have to wait, watch and see. we're a little bit shy of that number right now, but we might push a little bit later to the 29th. but i'll tell you what, the snow level is high and all the resorts in and around the region from the west slope, all the way up into tahoe, i-80, all the way down to southern california. so you're not just a pretty face, you're actually

showed up on your back yesterday, but today there is a gap that goes by her husband's last name 7 oak ridge and she lives in bubbles. she only knows who took the photo and hell from around story is a wall correspondence who was mistaken at 1st for a gentleman in disguise. people didn't believe him and we're afraid that he'd killed them all the for you for the last time for her to to is the size of course, all those little variables at the camp with him of us grandfather, older brother and sister, as well as their rounds with her 2 children, they stopped together and tried them best to st. vieira's mother, but the youngest sister was only a few weeks old and too small to be saved to baby go perished. virginia. the mom was new customer, a new branch 1st on a book where you know, i get the get this joke list and i surely that goes out the shift. then let's say it's joke list the almost 2000 kilometers from us. energy in german most and good. the best place of a man who would be directly involved in creating the desktop. you're going to have the father of to lost his parental compass in the for

the cif could penalize stone ridge due to the forfeit.gh uphill battle to make it to the playoffs that follows san francisco's first loss to the seattle seahawks yesterday in three years. quarterback geno smith scrambling into the end zone with just 12 seconds left on the clock, and the seahawks defeated the 49ers 20 to 17, in a game that could have a major impact on the postseason. >> still, should have put it away there on that last drive and had every opportunity to and missed a couple of opportunities to do that and when we did that, we gave them a chance. and i thought our defense played great all game until that last drive. but let them hang around. and when you let people hang around, that's what happens. >> now that victory yesterday would have put the niners on top of the nfc west, tied with the arizona cardinals. but as we all know, it didn't go that way. now they are in a three way tie for second place. the niners heading next to green bay to face the packers on sunday. well oscar wright a dedicated champion for oakland and a t

high pressure ridge in place, mild weather, great, jogging weather. great shopping weather, too. i know it's black friday and everyone's going to be out and about. >> we do have some snow and definitely active weather for the east coast for us here on the west, though, from washington down to southern california. we're good to go so maybe you're dropping the family up at the airport the next few days. not a lot to worry about. here are forecast in the bay area offering a few high cirrus clouds today. staying nice and dry, though, as we will for the remainder of the forecast. today's daytime highs are going to be comfortable, but there is a little bit of a breeze at the coast. so still bring that jacket with you. if you're heading out this morning, we've seen frost advisories that will be in effect for about 45 more minutes until 09:00am for the inland east and north bay temperature wise, we do eventually will rise into the mid 60's. santa rose at 65 conquered. 61 for your high or you'll hold on to the upper 50's today tomorrow. very similar to this as will also be into next week

doing it tomorrow. 13 minute ride into the city makes that fremont street exit while you were to some ridge around 7 mateo bridge and not seeing any major issues over there. still about 15 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the toast 19 minutes origins. back to you. thanks. a lot of on our top story. a bart police officer shot someone at the union. >> city station late last night on the story for us as kron four's will tran live at the bart station with the latest on the investigation. >> well, >> investigation continues, james and we're talking about 8 hours after the shooting took place. not at the platform, but in the parking lot. and we will zoom in and we'll show you what police officers are doing this parking lot here, which is the bigger parking lot at the union city. bart station has been she broke off to the public. you can see crime scene tape around here. they are focusing on silver car. you can see the doors open at this particular time. obviously not available to the public as they still need to continue collecting evidence. let me show you video. this all went down at a

and then as we get into next week, that ridge starts to break down just a little bit., you know, well, into next week, we keep things very dry. so looks like overall. that's the way the pattern is going to work out. now as we're getting a much-needed break in the stormy weather temperatures tomorrow about 62 degrees and sepsis go. 61 in the sunset. you make way along the coastline should be nice out there. you're gonna see some sunshine. a few high clouds and temperatures low 60's inside the bay. 62 degrees in burlingame about 61 degrees in san carlos. 63 in mount view, as you head toward the south bay. 65 in san jose. really couple numbers in the santa clara valley, 60 degrees and live more about 62 degrees in pleasanton, starting out with some frost in danville by the afternoon, though, about 61. 61 walnut creek and 61 in cocker. so really a pretty comfortable temperatures watch out for a couple patches of fog. make your way in through the car. king the straight into the delta there. otherwise we're looking at sunshine by the middle of the day and what looks like a n

we've got the low to the south, a bridge, a little too strong circulation around that ridge make forutside over the next couple of days. so a long range forecast. here e go. we get december can often be a very wet time of year. got that are low pressure spinning off the coastline. i got high pressure, though. the kind of settles in as we get the weekend. so that's a nice start. your weekend back. the whole part of the weekend. looking good. we get in toward monday or so. still lots of sunshine for the bay area packed well into next week. going to keep a temperatures running probably a little bit above the average and dry conditions point no storms can punch through that strong ridge. so laura forecast models also painting dry conditions said ariel sharon, a brown that includes the bay-area much northern california below normal precipitation through that period. so nice dry spell in the works for the bay area. temperatures tomorrow. 62 degrees downtown san francisco. 61 in the sunset. 63 degrees in half moon bay. yet inside the bay. you'll find temperatures very comfortable. 63 in san

in the meantime, the ridge holds at least through thursday. future rain totals out of a system coming into tonight into tomorrow. not so terribly impressive everywhere. well, less than half an inch. 2600 for oakland, 18. 100's were not for napa and 27. 100's from mountain view. so you'll definitely want to have your umbrella handy and you want to have your chains handy if you're heading up into the sierra nevada winter weather advisory is in effect from 5 o'clock tonight to 11 o'clock tomorrow evening. so there's when the excuse me there's a gusty wind to 40 miles per hour and the snowflakes, maybe 6 to 8 inches of the rain. so forecast highs again in the 60's and look ahead shows us the 7 day forecast with the raindrops only in tonight into early tomorrow morning. and then we start to dry out and warm up a little breezy, certainly on sunday with the offshore breezes sunny monday. sunny tuesday, you have to get out and vote again. it's going to be a warm day with highs in the mid 70's across the inland areas even continued warming into wednesd

this is what stone ridge christian had to say. in part, this is a quote.blical truth. and what is right and girls must compete against girls. for fairness, safety, in truth, end quote. that is what the school has to say about it. stoneridge was scheduled to be in san francisco saturday for that game. now they could face serious consequences of both the section and the state levels. the san francisco walder school will be facing saint vincent de paul from petaluma tonight. as of this report, that game is still happening. 3 children were arrested brentwood police for attacking and robbing a person at a safeway on bal for road and fairview avenue after a road rage incidents. police say that 3 underage people and one adult took a gun and cell phone from the victim after a road rage incident. the adult has not been charged or arrested or maybe even found. the 2 children were arrested at the scene and then the 3rd and arranger was taken into custody later. >> in other headlines this morning, any the man accused of murdering cash app founder bob lee was back on t

you see a ridge building in that brings us beautiful, warm conditions. even on election day on tuesday. forecast highs for today. numbers mainly in the 60's. 66 for napa and 67 in hayward and 67 in san jose. so it should be absolutely beautiful day. let's take a look at the 7 day forecast extended forecast. so important showers this afternoon starting in the north bay overnight. we've got raindrops in the north bay and then the entire bay area. clearing out saturday morning bringing us partly cloudy skies by sunday. the warm-up begins especially inland going into the low 70's into the mid 70's for election day on tuesday. no excuse you gotta go out and vote and we'll dry and warm into wednesday and thursday. a bit windy as we head into thursday. so that's what's going on for the next 7 days. here's the outlook heading for election week. you'll notice above normal temperatures with the oranges and the yellows. and that's for the entire san francisco bay area. and we'll see especially warm in the north bay. and then that outlook heading out through that th

the ridge still in place well over the pacific northwest. you can see the low is still to the east of us, kind of parked over the four corners. and then by thursday morning, a little bit better is shifting into arizona over towards new mexico. and the ridge here is beginning to break down. and so the pressure gradient will begin to relax. and when it relaxes that's when the winds will be dying down. temperatures across the bay area right now low 60s to low 70s into the afternoon. pleasant temperature wise i mean, we're just 69 in san francisco for today. 74 in concord. the extended forecast, our temps don't change much. we are going to cool down just slightly. once we get rid of that wind into the weekend, we've got temperatures in the low 60s at the coast and low 70s for our inland cities. increasing cloud cover on sunday, and hopefully some rain in the forecast for monday. back to you. >> okay. thank you rosemary. well, with election day comes some perks and discounts you'll want to take advantage of. we'll tell you wha i'm sam liccardo, a

ridge build back into gear. that's going to keep us dry through the holidays. so while we are looking at snowfall in the rockies, some rain and snow out to the great plains. we are staying at home. some really inviting weather from the sierra to the bay. the north coast down to la all of it looking absolutely good for your travel weather and the air or taking to the roads. future cast does show a little bit of cloud cover last night that out now and it's just sunshine through the rest of the day today. winds have also come down from last night's breezy conditions, which is very nice as well. so all this really adds up nicely. the downside of this forecast, if you don't love the cold is the next 2 evenings tonight and tomorrow night. both can be really cold enough for frost advisories for inland areas. as you can see, we also have some really high surf along the coastline. that's a coastal hazard statement from the national weather service until 10:00pm tomorrow night. as for a future cast of our daytime highs today. you are looking at a lot of upper 50's low 60

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. >> reporter: mohammed lives in oakland within biking distance of the rock ridge neighborhood.d pop shops. >> everything is walkable and everything is accessible. >> reporter: melden is the founder of housing policy innovations which has helped local munition municipalities reintroduce corner stores. >> all the benefits rock ridge has and north berkeley, we should expand that. >> reporter: corner stores can be characterized as accessory commercial units. >> see the concrete, that's the commercial space for both units. that house the salon, the thrift shop over here. and that's the home. the original home that was here. >> reporter: the 20th century housing and rezoning laws eventually made setting up corner stores illegal. many were grandfathered into neighborhoods across the bay and country and still serve as commercial spaces. melden wants to see them flourish and multiply once again. he believes people continuing to work from home will demand more store front neighborhoods. >> this is how you add some light commercial spaces that could really vitalize the community. >> repor

we have this ridge of high pressure building in, so that will kill off some of the showers across northernd across the north—west of the country blowing inland, a few coming down the east coast and again a lot of dry weather, some sunshine. not quite as cold as today. it will still feel cold if you are out and about. then we see a dramatic change in the weather as this deep area of low pressure comes in. we are pulling in warmer south—westerly winds, or milder, i should say, as represented by the yellows and the ambers, and with that we are also going to bring in some heavy rain. as this bumps into the cold air, we will see some snow across parts of england and also scotland. even at lower levels, the vale of york, for example, could have as much as 5—10cm. these are the values you could see on the hills. strong winds, gales, even severe gales, stormy conditions for some with exposure, and what will happen is as the milder airfollows in behind this, the snow will start to melt and we will see further rain. so there's a risk of flooding as well. so disruptive weather on the cards. the snow

hence the strongest of the winds are likely to be in the netherlands, and following on from that, a ridgeng light winds, clear skies, and that's pointing to a widespread frost by thursday morning. there may be some mist and fog patches around, as well, which will slowly lift. could be a little grey for a while in the south—east of england. many places, though, will be dry with some sunshine, but towards the far south—west of england and wales, a little rain coming in here, and pushing into northern ireland later on in the day. here, the winds are strengthening, lifting the temperatures somewhat, but elsewhere, where it's dry with some sunshine, it'll be another chilly day on thursday. things will change, though, towards the end of the week, that high pressure gets pushed away. a weather front may well bring some rain into the far north and west, but we'll find, with low pressure to the west of the uk, high pressure to the east, we see a southerly wind picking up, and that will lift the temperatures, as well. so, stronger winds by the end of the week and into the start of the weekend. a lo

this is some of the helicopters picking up some of the water for those water drops to put over the ridgerefighters, i have to tell you they are exhausted. there have been a number of fires through the northeast that they have been fighting for weeks if not months. fortunately, fema says they will pledge some dollars to help with the cost as they continue to try to put some relief here to at least keep them going for a little while longer until some rain in the forecast appears. take a listen to what they are telling us about the conditions. >> we are stretching our resources to the limit with all the fires we've had, not one at a time but they all seem to be

. >> well, they went left there behind that ridge. >> now, some people going, well, bananas in southolina, after dozens of monkeys escaped a research lab and disappeared into the woods, god knows where they went, right? at least 40 rhesus macaque monkeys broke out of the alpha genesis research center wednesday after a worker failed to properly lock the cage. within hours, animal control was on their tail using thermal imaging cameras to help locate the furry fugitives. but the precocious primates still managed to evade capture. officials say the escapees do not pose a public health risk, but they are warning people in the area to keep their eyes open and their doors closed. >> do not try to feed them. >> do not try to take one as a pet, but just remain where you are inside. you know somewhere safe and we'll get someone out there. >> officials say another group of monkeys broke out of that same facility back in 2016. no word yet on how they were able to break free as you just heard him say, do not approach them. do not try to feed them. you cannot make them your pets. so please don't

yeah, 40's and 50's and then we're going to start to see ridging yielding to a trough heading in our direction. and then we're going to start to see that rain. so here comes and by your monday, we've got some showers for your commute some showers to throughout the day. so a look ahead. does show beautiful conditions. definitely. but changing compared to how we saw last few days. so that's good news. cooler starts to feel like november with some showers to get the umbrella out. we could actually use could be a beautiful veterans day we put in thank you, kathy. what we're hearing from astronauts have back on earth after a 235 day mission out in space. >> 3 americans and one russian astronaut returned on the spacex dragon capsule. the astronauts on the international space station who flew up on a boeing capsule there. still in space and likely won't be returning until early next year. our washington correspondent in a somewhat walks us through the 2 space programs in the eye-popping numbers that you've paid descent astronauts to space. >> when nasa retired the space shuttles, the agency

not too bad. 29 at big rock ridge. 25 at sweeney ridge. look at what happens. they just ramp up close to 50 miles an hour. and in some instances tomorrow night as high as 50 plus miles an hour. that's going to bring in the heightened fire danger. the oranges and yellows indicating high to very high fire danger that continues going into wednesday. so really, the fire danger is not going to be over right away. this is going to be a long duration event. and dan, i'll be back with a full look at the forecast on that red flag warning coming right up. all right. >> that's intense. thanks. sandhya p-g-and-e's may shut off power in some parts of the bay area starting tomorrow to prevent its equipment from sparking wildfires. the utility is preparing for shutoffs in alameda, contra costa lake, napa, sonoma, santa clara and solano counties. the power shutoffs could happen right after the polls close at 8:00 tomorrow night and continue through wednesday. >> the red flag warning has election officials in alameda county shutting down a vote center. the location is the joaqu

. >> i am from the pine ridge reservation in south dakota, and i have a small school i found it preschool through eighth grade. i was a public school principality teacher, and at the public school system, class sizes were huge, and in our area, our proficiency rates are really low, our child suicide rates are really high, our dropout rates are really high -- -- and so my goal with onward learning was to step out of that system and to make those problems manageable, and we are the only school choice outside the public school system in our whole county and surrounding counties. randall: last but not least. the void. >> what i will say is i'm just a local goal who believe in the-- local girl who believes in the power of education to be the wind beneath my wings. i was with a place called french house that it -- friendship house that did training, had a clothing bank, lots of things we did to help our community. one of the things in childcare we saw is that children would leave us at 3, 4, 5 years old and go traditional schools and they would come back and the light was being lost. you cannot