thanking the universe every day we're still alive and in business. >> reporter: in san francisco, i'm roz plater, nbc bay area news. >>> the new restrictions in san francisco prompted displeasure from the city's archdiocese. places of worship are among the list of indoor activities that are now suspended or must move outside. the archdiocese tweeted, quote, this is precisely the kind of blatant discrimination to which the supreme court gave injunctive relief in new york. the government is demoting worship to the same status as watching a movie, quote, nonessential. that's because the supreme court intervened this past weekend allowing indoor worshipping in new york state. we continue to track the development of covid-19 and its impacts across the bay area. if you want to see where things stand go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> and at 7:09 we do have metropolitan more ahead on "today in the bay." we take you to our live weekly conversation with chuck todd who has a preview of this week's "meet the press." >>> plus, it's something so many of us have been using since the start of the pandemic, zoom. ne

to make the executive director of san francisco bay keeper, along with the sierra club is supporting city of richmond in its legal battle. the beekeepers patrol boat has been monitoring the terminal water for years to make sure the coal dust is not polluting the bay. >> the coal industry is trying to get more than 11 million tons of coal out of bay area ports. what they are trying to do is basically make the bay area coal country. >> data from the u.s. census bureau shows that coal exports through the richmond terminal skyrocketed from 120,000 metric tons in 2016 to 738,000 in 2019, 615% increase. from the air you can see why richmond residents are at risk. train tracks run right next to neighborhoods that have been designated by the environmental protection agency as disadvantaged because of the many sources of air pollution they are exposed to. that includes two freeways in the chevron oil refinery. >> this is a huge deal. >> a pediatrician in richmond also pushed for the ban and now is speaking out to defend it. >> we know that the particulate matter released into the air from the

w go to the sinking sidewalk in san francisco at mission bay. >> reporter: and the san francisco mission bay neighborhood, there is a place where the sidewalk ends. >> it looks like something is wrong obviously with the settling. >> reporter: again -- >> it needs to be fixed. >> reporter: and again. >> the sidewalk is sinking or the buildings are going up. >> reporter: the sidewalks are singing, you can see the gaps at just about every single seat corner. >> it's more complex than putting in cement on the cyber. >> reporter: rachel gordon is with the public works department at san francisco, she says the problem was predicted when the neighborhood was envisioned. >> the bay is built on a landfill. we knew going in, it used to be the old rail yards. it is made on landfill. we knew there would be settling. >> reporter: it is up to the building owner to flip the bill to shore up the sidewalk. >> it i joked it's like venice. because, you know, it really could just be water around all of these buildings . >> reporter: jennifer smith stolen is the vice president of operations at mercy housing.

san francisco. what about the golden gate bridge a live look at one o one nice and smooth here for both sides, no issues from the north bay it's a clear trouble free right on through downtown san francisco as far as crashes and stalls. we have one more we're checking out the richmond sandra fell which looks no delays or problems so far leading up to the pay gates, so now's a great time to go ahead and hit the road we'll check back in on more traffic and bridges coming up in a bit only have one more let's head over to the 92, this is a last one this is the trip across the mateo bridge and i see a little bit of moisture on the roads just take it easy. we don't want you to spin out just reduce your speed here as we head across the span also remember that there's a high wind advisory in place for 92 that was issued by chp so this is one of those spots where you want to be driving at a reduced speed. well with no more live audiences and ticket sales performing arts organizations are just struggling to stay afloat all across the country and right here in san francisco. most recently bay area musicals became the latest casualty

around the bay, 65 in san francisco. we are be log at low 70's for the east bayshore line. 72 in oakland. also for san leandro. for the north bay, in the 70's later today. looking at 79 for a high in santa rosa. topping out at 74 for sonoma and for napa and as we look to windsor, 77. here the extended forecast as we will continue with the mild temperatures tomorrow and thursday as well. we are talking a big drop in temperatures starting on friday. trackinga cold storm system that will drop our temperatures about 15 degrees on friday. all of us will be down to the 50's and 60's by friday. there is a slight chance to see a few showers but i think for the most part we will stay on the dry side unfortunately. doesn't look too promising the rain chances friday and into the weekend. really what we know is that our temperatures will be much cooler friday and into saturday, sunday and early next week. that's your look at weather. let's check in with a look at traffic on this tuesday morning. definitely a foggy start in spots. >>>

live in san francisco i'm roz plater, nbc bay area news. >> okay, roz, thanks so much for that report. >>> the san francisco archdioceses speaking out tonight in response to the new restrictions in san francisco. the city includes indoor worship on its list of nonessential activities that are suspended or operating at reduced capacity. the archdioceses tweeted, quote, this is precisely the kind of blatant discrimination to which the supreme court gave injunctive relief in new york. we're continuing to track the number of new cases in the bay county by county to see where things stand in your-air. head on over to our website. it's nbcbayarea.com. >>> as cases grow and hospitals begin filling up small businesses continue to suffer as well. today's small business saturday, and our christie smith found some shoppers came out today with a mission. here's a look. >> reporter: people certainly were out and about shopping today, and several people did tell us they came out specifically because they wanted to support small businesses knowing what a year it's been for them. we spoke with a coup

san francisco. taking a look at traffic at the bay bridge, so far, so good. an easy ride from the east bay as you head into san francisco. chp issued a wind advisory overnight for the san mateo bridge. overall, traffic is pretty quiet. you can see a live look at the san mateo bridge. a 12 minute ride between 880 and the 101. >>> i'm anne makovec and we are following this developing news out of san jose. two people were killed and several others seriously injured last night in a multiple stabbing at san jose's grace baptist church but we are waiting for more details this morning. the church is on east san fernando street right by the san jose campus. police said there has been no confirmation -- the victim's maybe homeless who were allowed into the church to escape the cold. there two crime scenes being investigated. one is inside the church and one is outside the church. police tweeted that they are going to release more information this morning when more facts are known. these are san jose's 40th and 41st homicides this year. we will keep you posted on anythi

tonight things are kind of quiet out there just a gentle breeze around the bay area right now beautiful shot over san francisco across the bay satellites out there all the cars traveling out on the bay bridge right now high clouds drifting overhead as if you had a chance to check it out. well, a beautiful skies and thank you get another chance tomorrow i think we'll see more of those high clouds just kind of drifting overhead so yeah, most made out of ice crystals if you want to take a look kind of a neat site temperature right now 55 degrees in san francisco to 58 in oakland 56 degrees in san jose 53 degrees cool off a little more 54 in concord and 55 degrees in santa rosa kind of quiet out there right now not much in the way of clouds just yet but as we head through the night tonight. we'll see a few high clouds drifting from the system off the coastline. i think we'll see some of that valley fog and some of the interior valleys maybe into the delta watch out for that will be as widespread. i think is this morning. certainly it will be out spots so if you're traveling early tomorrow morning, be careful watch

well 60's can be expected virtually everywhere else in the bay area south san francisco, san bruno atdegrees. redwood city right there with you today, south bay temperatures looking at low to mid 60's a few degrees warmer than where yesterday's daytime highs were solid 60's all across the east bay freemont at 61 san leandro oakland danville san ramon each at 64 degrees while temperatures in the north bay mid to upper 60's fairfield your warm spot today at 68 degrees not far behind that in sandra fell though at 67 for your daytime high. here's a look ahead as i promised we are looking at dry skies through thanksgiving. which is also good news is maybe venture out into the backyard for a turkey for this year's thanksgiving as for inland evening lows. we will be in the 30's consistently, so we do have warmer sunnier days but with those clear skies comes the cooler evenings so do anticipate bundling up as you make your way outside at night. robin thank you for the update let's update your morning commute starting off with a major bart delay, there's a 20 minute bar delay. >>coming from th

bay, 65 in san jose, 63 cupertino. east bay, 64 in concord, pleasant hill. 62 dublin, 63 pleasanton and livermore. around the bay, low 60s in san francisco, 59 daly city, 63 oakland, 62 alameda for east bay shoreline and mid 60s for the north bay, 64 for a high in windsor. the extended forecast, you see similar conditions, temperatures in the 50s and 60s across the board as we head through the rest of the weekend and into next week and still staying dry as we look to thanksgiving day. back to you. >> thank you. >>> nba draft day, who can be the warriors next big star and why it turned into a roller coaster ride of emotions. >>> coming up at 7:00 on cbs this morning largest public school district in the country forced to stop in person learning. hear from teachers on educating in 2020. >>> sam smith is back with a new heart break album. we'll be right back. ♪grocery outlet jingle do you have cheese? of course. more cheese for less chedar do you have kale? absolutly. more kale for less cabbage in our produce section. how about pizza?! yep... more pizza for less dough in the freezer section. now you're getting the hang of it. ♪grocrey outle

clipper start holders will receive 50% discounts on san francisco bay ferry, north bay smart trains andin transit. the program is limited to adults whose households annual income falls below $52,000. >>> 6:37 right now, planes, trains and automobiles. if you're heading to see loved ones for thanksgiving we hope you're doing it safely. up next, what americans are choosing in terms of travel this year. plus -- >>> a fractured team to defend the president as arguments get under way. out to wall street this morning and the big board. we are talking about that vaccine that's helping push stocks higher. >>> this shot was just so interesting to look at. we have to show it to you again in san francisco. you can see there the low lying clouds. but then the sun trying to peek out behind it. more news for you this morning. kari's following that forecast for us. she will have all the important facts you need to know if you're stepping out today. >>> right now at 6:40 as we take a live look outside in the tri-valley we're start to go see some of the visibility lowering here as the fog rolls in. and

court, so now all of us in court are defending the band. >> reporter: the executive director of san francisco bay keeper, supporting the city of richmond and the legal battle, the bay keeper's patrol boat has been monitoring the terminal the water for years to make sure the coal dust is not polluting the bay. >> the coal industry is trying to get 11 million tons of coal out of bay area ports, and what they're trying to do is basically make the bay area coal country. >> reporter: data from the u.s. census bureau, which tracks trade, says that through the terminal it skyrocketed from 120,000 metric tons in 2016, up to 738,000 and 2019, a 615% increase. from the air you can see why richmond residents are risk, train tracks run right next to neighborhoods that have been designated by the epa as disadvantaged, because of the many sources of air pollution they are exposed to, including two freeways in the chevron oil refinery. >> this is an absolutely huge deal.>> reporter: amanda pushed for the coal ban is speaking out to defendant. >> we know the particular manner matter, that comes off it is toxic i

overnight lows will be mainly in the 50s around the bay, san francisco 54. se 53, but then in the north bay and some areas will be dropping into the 40s like santa rosa and ukiah at 43 degrees. here is a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast, so enjoy that extra hour of sleep today for the day of the dead. temperatures well above ample, inland areas into the mid 80s around the bay, upper 70s to near 80 and at the coast upper 60s to near 70. we'll hang onto the warmth through monday. tuesday sunny for voters that day and then mild until thursday, before a system drops in friday afternoon through saturday, temperatures will be much cooler and we are hoping for a chance of rain, liz. >> we really hope that comes and good to know about the beach hazard, thank you, frances. >>> these costumes onced graced the stage of the san francisco opera and could go from the costume shop because of the pandemic. they'll make money selling costumes. abc 7 news reporter kate larsen was invited to the warehouse for a special first look. >> looking at a dress from deflator m

and let's take a look at temperatures for everyone else in the bay area tracking widespread low to mid 50's low 50's for downtown san francisco in half moon bay, same a san jose as well but livermore 40 degrees a little bit cooler there but nice warm up nonetheless most of our valleys in the east bay and north bay noticing the few degrees of warming things to that blanket of high cloud cover overhead napa in the low 50's but petaluma and santa rosa, currently at 48 degrees and we are tracking some showers to the north of antioch this evening. we're cell has actually formed and we're seeing some light scattered showers starting to inch closer to those of you in fairfield so going to keep an eye on that cell but overall everyone else in the bay area relatively dry but we could see some light scattered hit or miss showers mainly along the coast for those of you in the north bay shortly before midnight and then we're going to notice some light spotty scattered showers along the san francisco peninsula and those of you in the south bay through your monday morning commute so just keep that in mind really bring us just traces amount

a new study finds that in order to save the fuzzy creatures they may have to be located sot san francisco bay. the otters have been stuck in monterey bay for years. they can't swim north because the area is filled with sharks. moving the population under to the golden gate bridge area where it may be safer could allow for home to thrive. the concept is in early stages but has been backed by the monterey bay aquarium. >> being hungry as they are and eating lots of food they impact the rest of the ecosystem and improve the health and the growth of the sea grass beds. >> the relocation would need the approval of the u.s. fish and wildlife service. >> happening today, a chance to do good for the needy during the holidays and thank a frontline worker at the same time. theosa rec and parks department are putting together the thank a hero, be a hero food drive. starting at 11:00 a.m. nurses, teachers, police and other essential workers will be at the finley community park's back parking lot in santa rosa, they'll collect any food dropoffs to keep families fed for the holidays. >>> a similar food eve

mission bay. >> in san francisco's mission bay neighborhood, there is a place where the sidewalk ends. >> looks like there's something wrong obviously with the settling. >> and again. >> someone needs to fix it. >> and again. >> either the sidewalks are sinking or the buildings going up. >> the sidewalks here are sinking. you can see the gaps at just about every single street corner. >> they are can be more complex than just putting cement. >> rachel gordon said this problem was predicted when the neighborhood was built. >> mission bay is built on landfill. we knew at the going in when this was being developed -- it used to be old railyards and it's made on landfill.. >> it's up to the building owner to foot the bill to shore up the sidewalk. >> i always joked its like venice because, you know, it really could just be water around all these buildings. >> jennifer smith dolan is the vice president of operations and said long term the nonprofit cannot afford to continue to pay for this. >> the fix and the amount of money we have available to mak

houses in the san francisco metropolitan statistical area rose 6% for the year. notice i didn't say san francisco bay area. case-shiller defines san francisco the way the u.s. census does. splitting off the peninsula and the south bay which for whatever reason case-shiller does not measure. >>> mccormick spices is buying cholula that bought frank's red-hot. it is made in mexico but owned by a private ferm base e firm b connecticut. i'm not a big spice guy. i'm more norwegian and scottish. i lo >> maybe you should get a new one -- >> get a new one? >> i assume my desk is still there. >> we'll talk about that later, scott. >> how is my plant doing, marcus? >> i watered it last week. this week is a different story but i have you covered after the show. it's growing fast. >>> it's 6:17. as we've been reporting many homeowners not taking advantage of refinancing. here is what they say bank rate that makes you a good candidate. if your credit score is 720 or higher. on average homeowners can save about $300 a month after refinancing. >>> hulu is bringing back its $2 black friday subscription deal, the rate

>>we're checking out the bay bridge toll plaza john in the trip into san francisco is getting busier e, here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza you can see the traffic backing up in the cash lanes and the carpool lane. so we're at 11 minutes and growing to make it into san francisco and we have police action in the south bay, the 400 block of east san fernando street blocked off to traffic consider using east santa clara street as your alternate sarah stinson on scene we'll have more details coming up in a bit james back to you all right, thank you very much rob and coming up in the next hour, the kron 4 morning news 2 people are dead after a stabbing in san jose at a church. >>we'll have the latest information for you coming up in a live report. plus san francisco is on the brink of moving back into the most restrictive purple tier this week. full story straight ahead. now, there's skyrizi. i have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. 3 out of 4 people achieved... ...90% clearer skin at 4 months... ...after just 2 doses. skyrizi may increase your risk of infections... ...and l

riders with clipper cards will receive 50% discounts on the san francisco bay ferry and marin transit. >>> as we checked the roadways right now, it is a slow right out of the south bay. there was a crash over to the shoulder on southbound 101. you have delays anyway on northbound 101 as you come away from the 286/80 connector. still seeing a slow and go condition out of morgan hill, starting through sammartino for the super commuter route. closures continue on 10th street southbound at san jose. >>> don't let the clouds get you down. by 9:00, san jose will get clear skies. look at the view from the salesforce camera. look what is coming our way. once we clear out, the temperatures will go up into the mid-60s for most inland spots today for daytime highs and that is where we will stay for the rest of the 7-day forecast including thanksgiving. >>> we will be waiting for that sunshine. we love it. thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. >> the news continues all day on the cbsn bay area. >> cbs this morning is coming up next. have a great ♪ >>> good morning to you, our viewers i

and we have those low 60s over towards san francisco and half moon bay. my extended forecast in san francisco has 40s for morning lows, 60s for afternoon highs, dry right through thanksgiving or just the chance of an early drizzle there monday morning. and inland valleys plenty of 30s over the next couple of days and thanksgiving could be the coldest over 34 degrees to start and 61 for the high. let's get back to those christmas lights and you can see my forecast. if you're going to hang those lights outside partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies, 50s to low 60s. but the key thing, raj, and jessica, you've got to finish by about 3:00 so you can make yourself something to eat, maybe something warm to drink so you can be outside for the big moment at night, right? it's certain to go up everywhere. >> i see them in my neighborhood as well. >> i put mine up. >> you guys are good. thanks, jeff. >> thank you. >>> happening now it's almost empty. anderson dam near morgan hill is being drained for an earthquake retrofit. how much water each day? equal to about 98,000

. >> suzanne barra cot, a young fit in the san francisco bay area who was halla and aruba's cousin, tookntle not only of being the family's representative, but spearheading an effort to find out what happened to them. >> at those meetings they promised that the case of halla barra cot was a high priority in the trump administration. then there was a long period of silence where suzanne heard nothing from the government. >> no one following up with the families to see how they can be of support, no outrage within the american government to say what the hell are you guys doing? how is this permissible? let's stay on top of it, let's figure out what happened. >> that's when our team got involved at reveal, the center for investigative reporting. we obtained the turkish prosecutor's report. the first thing we find is ahmed's dna is found under aruba's fingernails. that's pretty damning. >> according to the prosecutor's report, eventually confesses, through a court translator, telling investigators that he had killed aruba in a dispute over money, a kind of crime of passion. >> aruba and ahme

the san francisco bay ferry wants to thank essential workers. they have started something they called dollar days on the bay which is now through the end of december. $1 ferry rides for essential workers on weekdays. you can get those tickets on the hop through app. >>> all right. thank you. >>> a bay area man says he is immune after taking part in a covid vaccine trial. while he's sure of its success. >>> and frida officials issued a warning ahead of the spacex launch tomorrow. it has nothing to do with the astronauts. it has to do with covid. >>> and as we head to break, a live look outside. we've been seeing nice views this morning. oh. this is my favorite thus far. look at this. see, friday the 13th is not all bad. we'll be right back. - ( phone ringing )es offers - big button,alized phones... and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this

w go to the sinking sidewalk in san francisco at mission bay. >> reporter: and the san francisco missionay neighborhood, there is a place where the sidewalk ends. >> it looks like something is wrong obviously with the settling. >> reporter: again

she then returned to the san francisco bay area deciding to pursue a career in the legal field. she attended the university of california hastings in san francisco for law school where in her second year, she became the president of the black law students association. she earned her law degree in '89. by 1990, she was a deputy district attorney for alameda county. working for the people in her home town. where her representation alone would go on to inspire many. >> i first met her. it was a long time ago. she was working at the alameda county district attorney's office. it was really great to see really an african-american woman involved. and she was a prosecutor, she was someone people respected, well known. so just from afar, i always admired her. i would describe her as determined, intelligent, fun, interesting, and also, she's been a mentor but she's more like a mother. so i think so appropriate. she tries to find out what is going on with you and are you taking care of yourself? >> reporter: as a san francisco columnist, i've been covering the politics of the bay area for

we are looking at those clear skies, there's the bay bridge in fact and san francisco, looking absolutely crystal clear definitely no fog out there to kick off this morning. radar showing a very quiet picture. no cloud cover no fog today much like yesterday except today we're taking out the winds from the picture look at how calm we are to start this morning compared to yesterday's very breezy start. you remember, especially if you're in the north bay yesterday for that outdoors thanksgiving feast. you definitely saw those stronger winds but today going to be a much different story. calm and that's the way we're going to stay likely into the weekend ahead of us. we are going to be seeing a high pressure ridge in place and we all know what that means dry conditions out there in the forecast ahead, so don't expect much of any chances of rainfall in the days to come right now we're in the 40's 50's for most of our current temperatures, few spots in the 30's and one spot in the 20's. this is the first 20 of the season, i'm talking about novato you're at 28 degrees right now double in napa pet

the next question comes from gerald chin, san francisco bay. does the city expect the state to put the san francisco back in strict [inaudible]. >> so what we're responding to is the local date on that we have, and as -- data, that we have, and as you saw, i just showed the recent data, you saw the slides. we are going to continue to watch the state, we expect the state will shift us to another tier, but we need to move fast here. we need to look at our local information, and that's why we're responding so quickly right here. you saw that that rate of increase. that increase is very concerning, particularly the fact that it exceeds the rate of increase that we saw at that summer surge, so we need to act to turn the tide now on this fall surge. >> operator: there are no further questions, and this concludes the press conference. thank you, mayor breed, and dr. colfax. >> hi. my name is carmen chiu, san francisco's elected assessor. when i meet with seniors in the community, they're thinking about the future. some want to down size or move to a ne

the next question comes from gerald chin, san francisco bay. does the city expect the state to put the san francisco back in strict [inaudible]. >> so what we're responding to is the local date on that we have, and as -- data, that we have, and as you saw, i just showed the recent data, you saw the slides. we are going to continue to watch the state, we expect the state will shift us to another tier, but we need to move fast here. we need to look at our local information, and that's why we're responding so quickly right here. you saw that that rate of increase. that increase is very concerning, particularly the fact that it exceeds the rate of increase that we saw at that summer surge, so we need to act to turn the tide now on this fall surge. >> operator: there are no further questions, and this concludes the press conference. thank you, mayor breed, and dr. colfax. >> this is a regular meeting of the small business commission held on monday, november 9th. the meeting is being called to order at 5:32 x.m. 32 p.m. and the meeting can be viewed o

san francisco. >>i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow certainly a nice afternoon around the bay area after a foggy start but we could see a little fog return >>san francisco police department is bringing back retired officers to walk the beat again in union square and its stars with this holiday shopping season is all part of a pilot program that could spread to other neighborhoods in the city kron four's maureen kelly reports these 2 retired police officers are back on patrol in union square. >>but their uniforms are different. now reading sfpd community ambassador. they're walking to be checking in with people who look like they might need a little help. >>and chatting with merchants but now this time around they are unarmed sf police chief bill scott says the retired officers have undergone refresher courses in de-escalation and crisis intervention. training but when they hit the streets they will be armed only with their years of experience because of their experience and background policing they understand what might be a problem before it becomes a problem and their job is to communicate that to.

bay bridge toll plaza is looking nice. the metering lights came on at 5:39. so great sign there if you're looking to head out the door and into san francisco from the east bay. also starting today, three public transportation agencies will offer fare discounts to low-income riders paying with a clipper start card. they include the san francisco bay ferries, smart and marin transit. clipper start riders get 50% off fares, petaluma transit and city bus and snom onoma transit willl offer the cheaper fares. >>> a toddler is getting a lot of attention after his mom showed off his deejay skills. ♪ >> this is 2-year-old kingston williams on the ones and twos. the equipment belongs to his grand pop but kingston couldn't resist. his mom posted the video on facebook saying you have some competition, pops. >> why is he so into it? i love it. he's like, this is for real. >> this is the cutest boy ever also. look at him. >> can he livestream? >> i'd watch. >> i have not been to a dance party in a minute. you know i'm ready to dance in my living room. >>> an update on marvel's "black panther" 2 sequel when we might see it on the big screen after star chadwick boseman's sud

bay bridge toll plaza. our camera, visual issues. a lighter backup. the issue there's a crash in san franciscohat might affect folks across the bay. we'll track this as well as the south bay where north 101 just saw a big bump in the volume of traffic just for a couple of minutes, looks like the folks are tapping their brakes north of 680 on northbound 101. >>> thanks so much. 6:41 right now. decision 2020, it is the eve of election day and we have complete team coverage for you this morning. >>> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is talking to voters. scott mcgrew, i know all eyes are on the presidential race, both candidates all over the swing state. >>> president trump is hitting several states in a whirlwind tour. joe biden sticking almost exclusively to pennsylvania. first, let's take a look at the last polls you're going to see for the presidency for four years. the latest nbc/"wall street journal" poll shows vice president biden comfortably ahead in passinational numbers. this is not how we elect a president. it doesn't matter if more americans today favor one candidate over another. wha

the east bay hails, san francisco, the peninsula and santa cruz mountains where we will find some ofgest wind gusts, up to about 40 miles per hour throughout the day. future tracker as we get you into your sunday morning first thing. especially close to the coastline, you're going to feel those winds. gusts 20-30 miles per hour tomorrow. by 1:00 in the afternoon, you can see the winds anywhere from 15-30 miles per hour, and we do expect the evening to still remain pretty breezy as we round out the day. overnight tonight, it is breezy out there. mainly clear, a nice moon rise happening. we're going to get chilly in the north bay. clover dale, santa rosa, we're dropping into the 30s. so a cold start first thing in the morning. we'll hit about 49 for an overnight low in oakland. 50 in san francisco. about 46 in concord. here's live doppler 7. can you see the story we're tracking, snowfall in the sierra, essentially, it remains pretty unsettled overhead tomorrow. and what that means, there is the chance in the afternoon that we could see an isolated shower pop up. now i think the best be

san francisco, 63, similar to yesterday, up in the north bay, well into the upper 60s, 64 in san le and row. 67 in brentwood. the accuweather seven-day forecast increasing clouds should allow for hopefully not the 20s tonight, but more mid-30s to mid and upper 40s and then we wake up to partly cloudy conditions for your sunday. mid to upper 60s common for most of us next week. and if you're at the coast just about 60 degrees in really no rain looks like, liz, we could be dry into early december. >> oh, we do need that rain, keep our fingers crossed, thanks, lisa. >>> just ahead the deadline to file for your stimulus check is today at noon. so michael finney has more on how you can still apply if you do make your holidays happen... at ross! surprise! ahhh! yes! i love it! you don't have to spend a lot to give a lot to the ones who mean the most. you've got the holidays, and we've got you, with the best bargains ever... ...at ross. yes for less! a fan-favorite venue ever since they got gig-speed internet. xfinity gives them the ultimate home field advantage. it's their 12th man. protector

clipper start holders will have 50% fare discounts on san francisco bay ferry, sonoma, marin. that program for adults whose household incomes is below $52,000 a year. >>> here we go monday morning. i hope everybody had a great, restful weekend. it could be a short one for a lot of folks with thanksgiving around the corner. what are we looking like weatherwise, kari? >>> it's going to be all quiet here. we're not looking at any major changes. we've had some fog to deal with this morning, and i wanted to show you the current visibility in spots in the north bay, santa rosa down to quarter mile visibility but we're not used to seeing some of the fog in san jose and we've seen visibility near the airport at about two and a half miles but it may be lower in some spots. we are going to have to watch out for that and our temperatures today will reach into the low 60s. we will get some sunshine this afternoon. mike, how is it looking for the drive? >>> it's looki ining like good for folks heading east. going over to fremont and newark there was a lot of slowing showing up on one set o

bay area. 65 in cloverdale. 71 in san rafael. a lot more sunshine in the south bay. 70 in concord. partly sunny in san franciscohigh of 64 degrees. your air quality tomorrow mainly good. a couple areas like the north bay and the santa clara valley will fluctuate into the moderate zone. but all in all our. 2.5 levels will remain below about 50. future weather, we're going to fast forward into tuesday. this is when our next cold front moves in and the rain returns. this is noon on tuesday. that front pretty much through the heart of the bay area. looks like these showers will linger into wednesday as well. looking at a couple of days of wet weather in the upcoming forecast. here's the accuweather seven-day. put it all together for you. it's mild sunday and monday and then it's wet and windy, dion, tuesday and wednesday. a level 1 on the storm impact scale will dry out. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. >> thank you, drew. >>> for the very first time ever the san francisco opera is auctioning off some elaborate prized costumes online. it is quite a selection. with more than 500 adult and child-size ensembles from s

looking above san francisco bay. we will check in on some of the current numbers. most areas in the lower 60s. cool spots though, and the coast, near san francisco in the mid-50s. lots of clouds to start your friday morning. that goes up to the north of the bay area. that will be approaching in the afternoon. later in the afternoon. there is that front coming on board. as he see this, and here friday, mostly cloudy skies, rainfall developing, first up in the north bay, spreading to the south. if your thing about the weekend. it looks like we will clear things out. as i mentioned there will be a snow producer in the sierra. a winter weather advisory. about 12 hours tomorrow. 10:00 a.m. to 10 p.m., we could talk about amounts between 3-8 inches. maybe a little more for the higher peaks of the cr. we are talking about, finally some rainfall here. a chance of a few light showers. primarily up in the north bay. 9:00 a.m. friday. things develop later in the day. this is the timing i am thinking by 3:00. notice the south bay, still dry. by 6:00, we have the rain alina spr

san jose. here is what you can expect. we will time it out. the rain arrives. then the rest of the bay area. the san francisco peninsula. hour by hour, walking you through all of this. the rain pushing across the north bay. as we stop the clock at 11:00 a.m. for the san francisco peninsula and east bay and then as we go through the afternoon here we are at 2:00 p.m. that rain working its way into the south bay this afternoon. even stopping the clock at 5:00 p.m. still we are looking at that wet weather continuing for us, especially for the south bay. for tomorrow, that unsettled weather continues. a few more scattered showers are possible for your wednesday as well. we are looking at tomorrow, picking up a tenth. up to a half inch, three quarters to one inch of rainfall. some beneficial rain for sure with this weather system. a lot of snow up in the sierra. winter storm warning for the west slopes today until wednesday. 6:00 a.m. heavy snow. one to two feet of snow for the sierra. travel is going it be difficult over the mountain passes. delay that travel until thursday. daytime highs for today at the south bay. for the

san francisco. >>and san mateo counties to move into that most restrictive purple tier, you'll see there in the bay area just a little dot of red well that's marine county is the only bay area county to be in the red substantial tier. >>san francisco has been teetering on the edge of moving into the purple tier all week long we've been telling you about it. mayor london breed calling the latest surge, the most aggressive surge of the city has seen today during the pandemic kron four's dan thorn is live for us now in san francisco on the new restrictions that go into effect tomorrow good evening. dan. >>johnson and justine as you mentioned this purple tier was imminent. there was warnings from health leaders and city leaders that this was coming in today. it became a reality but with it as you mentioned some new restrictions and that includes unlimited stay at home order. >>san francisco slides back from red to purple on the state's tiered reopening system for restaurants and bars indoor dining had already been banned a few weeks ago, but now at 10:00pm to 05:00am curfew may take a bite out of busin

san jose felipe gaulle kron 4 news. >>now the influx of coronavirus cases and hospitalizations happening all across the bay area and it's now for san francisco and samit counties to roll back into the state's most restrictive purple tier, this is the most updated map right now as you can see where the bay area and the real whole state stands right now majority purple yes, right and you can see that one lone red spot above san francisco. that's county that's the only area here in the bay area. >>not in the purple tier ran in the red or substantial tier that move into the purple tier for san francisco and san mateo counties will take place in less than 12 hours, let's go right now to kron four's dan thorn. he is live for us in san francisco with more on the new restrictions on when they go into place. >>and how businesses are reacting good evening. dan. >>good evening, justine end jonathan me roll back to the purple tier here in san francisco was expected. but that doesn't make it any easier a pill to swallow there's a whole new set of restrictions and included in that is a limited stay at home order. >>the warning of a purple tier rollback be

san ramon. right around the bay 59 in san francisco, low 60s for the east bay shoreline.61 and rain arrives in the northbay. that is why temperatures will be cooler this afternoon. 57 a santa rosa and looking at daytime highs right around 57 for windsor. that is extended forecast as we are looking at more sunshine temperature slowly on the rise through the weekend with rain chances back in the forecast by the middle part of next week. >>> taking a live look at the white house. despite the 2020 presidential election first lady president -- melania trump trans to move ahead with decorating the christmas. there calling at the final holiday season. volunteers are expected to set out the white house later this month. due to the pandemic the tours will be virtual. >>> next on kpix 5 , how an iconic record shop is embracing the times and going digital. >>> coming up on the drew barrymore show, emma roberts stops by plus aisha curry she checks in with drew about ladies... check it out. so strong. so... not ripped. what're we talkin about... that's the hefty ultra strong bag hefty

right over the east bay, san francisco and the north bay will be in those upper 40s to late 50s. cold to start, and as you move through the afternoon with that increasing sunshine, i think the temperatures look all good. we're up to 75 in santa rosa, 79 concord, 75 in san jose, 73 in palo alto and 60s from san francisco over to half moon bay. coming up in about 25 minutes, i'll have more details on our best chance of a few showers this week. it comes on sunday. so i'll detail that and also some sierra snow which could be a good start for our snowpack. i'll see you all back here in about 20 minutes. >>> up next, this is strange. beware of the wolf dog. the unusual warning going out for a neighborhood right on the edge of the bay area. who's supporting prop 15? joe biden. biden says, "every kid deserves a quality education and every family deserves to live in a safe, healthy community. that's why i support prop. 15." vote yes. schools and communities first is responsible for the contents of this ad. i'm jerome gage. i'm a full-time lyft driver. when this pandemic first started, i b

the next question comes from gerald chin, san francisco bay. does the city expect the state to put the san francisco back in strict [inaudible]. >> so what we're responding to is the local date on that we have, and as -- data, that we have, and as you saw, i just showed the recent data, you saw the slides. we are going to continue to watch the state, we expect the state will shift us to another tier, but we need to move fast here. we need to look at our local information, and that's why we're responding so quickly right here. you saw that that rate of increase. that increase is very concerning, particularly the fact that it exceeds the rate of increase that we saw at that summer surge, so we need to act to turn the tide now on this fall surge. >> operator: there are no further questions, and this concludes the press conference. thank you, mayor breed, and dr. colfax. >> chair peskin: good morning and welcome sto tto the transportation authority board meeting on november 10, 2020. i am chair aaron peskin. miss milton, will you please call the rol

the cloud cover acts like a blanket. 47 in the south bay. 40s for the east bay, san francisco, and the north bay. we'll warm up tomorrow but not a whole lot. 58 in santa rosa. 60 in livermore. 59 san jose. my forecast in palo alto at 58. so hold on to a chance of a spotty shower into early saturday morning. then most of the weekend will be dry, also into monday, and some spotty chances of rain tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. right here across the inland valleys we're also looking at a spotty chance into early saturday morning. then we're drying out saturday, sunday, monday with some more rain chances into next week. raj and janelle, i did the tally, and i'm sure everybody at home will be happy to hear that after 17 days of 100 or hotter this summer, i do not see any coming our way over the next couple of weeks or months for that matter. >> that's good. >> so good-bye, 100s. i think everybody is kind of welcoming this weather, right? >> we're into that. jeff, look at janelle's background there. she is matching the sky. that is not like a taped photo. that is a live shot outside. it lo

look outside at the bay right now does show you a pretty clear view across the bay from sausalito a downtown san francisco little narrow band of low cloud cover as we saw for much of the day yesterday too right there's your downtown san francisco visibility is just fine for most areas across the bay you can see that here you're fog cast making our way into the afternoon a lot of sunshine to look for 2 for yet another one. let's get a look at futurecast a wind gusts here so we're nice and calm today. we work our way into the evening tonight amidst continuing pretty calm conditions look what happens into tomorrow wind speeds will start to increase that's that cool air slipping on into the bay area that's really going to cool us off into your friday here saturday and your sunday all these days just around the corner looking pretty chilly, especiauly as compared to where we have been which has been pretty consistently in the 70's 80's over the past few days now. temperatures in the 50's for most of the bay area with oakland at 58 degrees conquered a cool 55 right now few 40's on the map like in fairfield and

what was the second newspaper that you were -- >> supervisor mandelman: san francisco bay times? >> san francisco bay times, they also do not print in the city, and also, their circulation is not what the code requires, unfortunately. >> supervisor mandelman: okay. great. thank you. so although i know you can't recommend these to us, i believe the board still has the authority to amend these publications into the resolution, and given the readership enrolled that the noe valley voice plays in the neighborhood and the san francisco bay times plays in the castro and neighborhood, i'd like to add those, and i think that supervisor fewer would like to add one, as well. >> chair fewer: i'd like to add the sing hao daily because many in my community read these newspapers. so we'd like to add the two newspapers that supervisor mandelman added and the sing hao daily. madam city attorney, are those substantive? >> no, madam chair, they're not. >> chair fewer: okay. madam clerk, please open this up for public comment. >> clerk: if you have not already done so, please press star, three to en

we are looking at clouds on our mark hopkins hotel camera as we look to san francisco and across the bay. we are in the 40s and 50s this morning. 42 livermore, 50 in san francisco, 43 san jose, and 41 in santa rosa. not as cold as yesterday morning. as we go through the afternoon below average. 60 oakland, 62 for concorde. here's high death doppler, we are quiet for the most part this morning. you can see the rain to the north in eureka and reading in far northern california. we will timeout on future cast when the rain will arrive where you are coming up. let's check in on traffic on this friday morning. >>> good morning. happy friday. it is friday light, a good time to be on the roadways. problem free on the bay area bridges. things are moving nicely with no major delays easy ride as you work your way into san francisco. traffic pretty much at the limit. no troubles on golden gate bridge everything is clear in both directions. north and southbound 101 everything is quiet. just roadwork north of, we expect that. san mateo bridge off to a great start no delays between 880 and 101. >>> cb

upper 30's for those of you in livermore and widespread mid 40's throughout the bay area's shoreline in downtown san francisco cooling down to 46 degrees in daytime highs tomorrow about 4 degrees below average widespread low to mid 60's 55 for those of you at half moon bay, but everyone else will remain below normal in future cast for is going to show dry weather in the coming days by friday afternoon we could see light bands of rain arriving for those of you in the north bay at around 4.30 impacting your rush hour commute home. so just keep that in mind. these scattered showers will continue during the overnight hours into your friday night and early saturday morning but right around sunrise we're going to dry out and clear out not expecting a big drought buster with this upcoming storm but we're all expecting some measurable rain with about a quarter of an inch of rain or less highest amounts for those of you along the coast and taking a look ahead at the next 7 day forecast. we're going to notice a nice warm-up and drier weather continuing through sunday and even for the 1st half this upcoming week but the

the rest of the bay area, the san francisco peninsula and east by late morning. hour by hour on future cast. here we are at 9:00 a.m. with the rain pushing across the north bay as we stop the clock at 11:00 a.m. parts of the east bay. then again at 2:00 p.m. you can see that rain for the bay area and in to the south bay by this afternoon. by 5:00 p.m. >> still looking wet and as we head through tomorrow. with unstable and unsettled air for us here. the atmosphere. for wednesday as well. beneficial rainfall for the bay area. snow up in the sierra. let's talk about the winds. we are going to see the winds increase through our morning with that strong cold front as it passes through. still a breezy day in the afternoon. checking our daytime highs for the south bay looking at 66. the east bay, 65 in concord, pleasant hill, mid-60s's for the tri valley. around the bay. san francisco at 62. the north bay, upper 50's to low 60's. there we go with the extended forecast. wet and windy. starting out with dryer weather, thursday. >>> waving up on the international space stat