during the summer at lunch time this food truck travels up and down the disadvantaged areas of roanoke. loose and stacey are 2 volunteers that give out free meals to children. in the school system you get lunch and you get breakfast so a lot a lot of families depend on that lunch or breakfast that they don't necessarily have to buy if that makes sense because a sole school system will provide it for them. but in the summer from june mid august there's no school so then word is most coming from so that's where we kind of step in they serve up to 200 meals a day. and every time they arrive they are eagerly awaited there are. things like i'm going to hell you know. because. they are beginning to he has changed. yes i'm starving i think i'm getting. on today's menu a sandwich a carton of milk and a kiwi in this family both parents do not work they receive $1200.00 euros of social welfare a month but as a family of 5 it's barely enough to live on. well i try to get in at least $2.00 to $3.00 but towards the end of the month when the stench from the. maybe one. or the particles will now have

low 60's for you in oakland,al immediate and and for the north bay. 63 in santa rosa and 62 for roanokeg out at just 64 for cloverdale. here is the extended forecast. a few more clouds through today and for tomorrow. and there we go with the rain chances picking up friday and for saturday. for the bay area and snow up in the sierra, catching a break sunday and monday and then another weather system for next tuesday. back to us. >> thank you. >>> s.w.a.t returns with a two lawyer season premiere. >> season 4 will focus on the pandemic, policing racial conflict. the first of two back to back episodes features a history of racial tension in los angeles and protests against police brutality over the summer. in the second episode the s.w.a.t team acts as a domestic surveillance unit for the cia could confirm in a crime lord has resurfaced in los angeles. we stalked to shamir moore. >> i went to a jr. high school and one of my first jobs was being a paperboy for the san francisco chronicle. two people that i delivered the paper for were bill walsh who was the coach of the san francisco 49ers,

that's some of the mountainous areas there in western north carolina and also just to the east of roanoked so, rainfall totals could be up to another 4 inches of rain. so, an umbrella day, slow travel day from raleigh to norfolk to richmond, all the way down to wilmington, fayetteville, myrtle beach, georgetown included in that forecast, too. for today, tropical rain and flood threat remains in the mid-atlantic region. there will still be some rain from d.c. to philly to new york, but not as heavy as yesterday. and that cold air is in the northern plains. so, what's this all mean for your weekend forecast? friday, some showers lingering early in the day, especially in new england and areas towards long island. and it looks like we'll get some clearing as we go through saturday. a fall chill, but a nice day for the east coast. then we'll watch a new storm, kasie, in the middle of the country. and if you have any eyes on football plans on sunday, it's going to be rainy and windy in areas from the great lakes heading into the northeast. >> all right, bill karins. thank you very much, my frie

temperatures in the east bay upper 50's for union city but elsewhere it 60's for you seeing the and roanokelinda each at 64 as you also find from danville through conquered on up to fairfield and sonoma as well at the coast a few 50's in stinson beach in point raise while 60's along one oh one from mill valley up to santa rosa. here's a look ahead at your next 7 days not a whole lot change for daytime highs going on here will remain at 62 or 63 for your average daytime highs. inland lows will fall into the 30's and even cooler come tomorrow and saturday morning so bring that extra layers you head outside don't worry so much though about the rain jacket these next 7 days. >>robin all right i won't worry. i won't stress out thank you job checking in on the traffic here, folks tend to worry about traffic right it can be stressful and slow, but at least we don't have any extra problems or issues into san fran's almost at san francisco into the north bay, is the richmond sandra fell bridge was 5.80 the fog definitely an issue the back of his growing but it has not even reach castro just yet so 1

allan i want to ask you about this same one we've had from roanoke daniel the republican national committee chairwoman questioning the election integrity of the democrats just put that into some context for us. well it certainly shows the tone that the republicans are going to take over at least the next $24.00 possibly 48 hours they want to investigate every allegation of an irregularity the problem they've got at the moment is they have yet to produce evidence they've talked to anecdotally they've said they've had reports of but they haven't produced any firm evidence that the party highs in the last few hours opened up a website and a whole line where people can report anything that the saw in the or poorly placed particularly when it comes to counting votes donald trump himself highs in the last hour just tweeted out asking what happened to all the military ballots in georgia well they are being counted according to the officials in georgia and the problem that the republicans seem to have particular the president is he's talking about illegal ballots no one's entirely sure what he mean

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behind that front, 28 million people from dallas to roanoke under frost advisories and freeze warnings. look at some of these morning temperatures with their wind chills right now it fees like 27 in boston, 35 in d.c., 19 in indianapolis, 22 in des moines with the cold air coming across the waters over the great lakes, we have snow qualls. we could see upwards to 8 inches but anywhere from 1 to 3 inches from central new york all the way into northern new england. we'll take a look at your local forecast coming up in the next 30 seconds ♪ (vo) command hooks are easy to apply and remove cleanly so you can go all out this holiday. command. do. no harm. good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. let's take a look at our high temperatures for today. it's going to be well above normal as we reach into the upper 70s in san francisco. 80s in oakland. 84 in san jose. and up to 88 degrees in morgan hill as well as some mid-80s in parts of the inland east bay. as we go through the forecast we are going to see our temperatures remaining in the 80s throughout the week up until friday when we'll hav

in virginia you can see rescuers in roanoke pulling this vehicle from rushing waters.te not taking any chances closing floodwalls to minimize the impacts of rising rivers. the james river is still rising in richmond. that's the first time they've closed the floodwalls there in the capital city in over 20 years because the water has to drain out into the atlantic. look at the flood warnings from rivers and the water that's still sitting in north carolina and virginia. even as tropical eta has now dissipated into post-tropical and gets caught up in the front, this is the longest lived november forming storm since 1912, amy. and we've got another storm we need to talk about in the caribbean. we'll deal with that later in the show. >> wow, something no one wants to hear about. all right, rob, thank you very much. >>> turning to the countdown to black friday, with just two weeks to go it's expected to be the biggest sales day ever even in the midst of this pandemic. rebecca jarvis joins us now with all of those details. good morning, rebecca. >> reporter: good morning, to y