and quickly to professor van tam.g deployed in the uk this year, would you be able to put a figure on that? thank you very much. cue for those three questions. if i take the first one first and then i will ask professor va n one first and then i will ask professor van tam to come in. when it comes to christmas i understand it comes to christmas i understand it is the most important holiday in our year it is the most important holiday in ouryearand it is the most important holiday in our year and what it is the most important holiday in ouryearand whatan it is the most important holiday in our year and what an emotional attachment people have to seeing theirfamily over attachment people have to seeing their family over christmas, of course they do. so we are looking for ways to allow that to happen but also ina for ways to allow that to happen but also in a way that is safe. the question of how quickly the virus recedes when it has gone up depends on what you get the r number down to, so there is not a fixed figure. th

again, ministers, and certainly jonathan van tam said it would be wrong for anyone but the nhs to behose, and the government set out a go for those, and the government set outa chain, go for those, and the government set out a chain, the elderly and frail, and those under severe risk at the top then, health workers and it goes down to those under 50, just have to wait a while. that's not a bad thing. sonia, it's the -- for 20 million people, it's a double dose of this vaccine, when youth about how the flu vaccine is distributed, how the flu vaccine is distributed, how do you think this could potentially work, what do you reckon? well, what's reassuring is if there is already lots of new things about exactly how the vaccine would be distributed come i think people have sort of heard the news, heard it has to be kept at —80 degrees in storage, really worried about the distribution, but if you read the reporting in the newspapers, it would suggest that there's already a lot of work under way to establish these supply chains. you know, we are quite a rich country, so we can get these sup

i'm going to call on vice president tam. >> vice president tam: thank you, madame chair. ms. lau, i had a couple of questions for you. one, you mentioned you submitted -- your architect submitted drawings to planning and you're waiting results from planning? >> on october 9, i went in under maryseio's instruction. he told me to go ahead and register on the lobby in the first floor, then go to second floor and pay. so i did exactly is ththat. after i went to the second floor, one of the clerk was filling out the job card. i was preparing to pay. in the meanwhile, i show him the two sets of plans. he says, no, no, we don't need this. i said no, yeah, yes you do. >> no, not on this you don't need it. >> so i did not want to argue with him. so i came back and called mauriceio right away and i called the architect right away. they said, no, no, no, that's not right, that's improper procedure. the clerk is supposed to take in the plan. >> vice president tam: from my understanding, you have permits to finish these dry rot repair, everything is within the scope of what it is now and

i'm joined by professor jonathan van tam, the deputy chief medicalfor it, jonathan van tam, the deputydicalfor it, and by doctor susan hopkins, the chief medical adviser to nhs test and trace. before we talk about testing and vaccines, i'd like to update you on the latest coronavirus data. the average number of new cases each day is now 25,329, up of new cases each day is now 25,329, up from 22,aa3 last week. today there are 1a,915 covert patients in hospital across the uk, compared to 13,000 a week ago and sadly yesterday 160 deaths were reported. this means that in the last week we've seen an this means that in the last week we've seen an average this means that in the last week we've seen an average of a13 deaths, up we've seen an average of a13 deaths, up from 332 a day a week ago. my profound sympathies are with eve ryo ne profound sympathies are with everyone who has lost a loved one throughout this pandemic. and these numbers make painfully clear that this virus remains a potent threat. that threat isn't just to the this virus remains a potent threat. that threat isn'tjust to th

tam. i never received a green card back. they were mailed by certified mail, so i've done everything can to comply, and i'm still waiting for the permit to be issued, and i believe the language in the permit application 201810314687 plus the attending exhibit, which should have been submitted to planning, which describes the project review application form, that the plans and permit are being submitted to comply with the notice of violation 201888993. i've done everything that i can, and i'm still very patiently waiting to have the permit reviewed and issued -- the permit application reviewed and issued, and i would respectfully ask that the board consider everything that mr. cannon has said, and everything that mr. cannon has supplied, and i look forward to asking this issue rectified in an expeditious manner because this project has been waiting. because of the stop work orders, there's a lot of water damage into the building, and more damage has occurred because of the delay of 25 months. i want to thank you for your time

thank you very much, professor van tam, a vaccine thatis much, professor van tam, a vaccine that is 90%terday, 10% may still have died even if all had had the vaccine. can we return to normal by easter, as some have suggested, if 53 people per day are still dying from covid? can i also ask, it looks like a lot of people under 50 who may well be at low risk of death but still face potentially lifelong debilitating effects of long covid won't get the vaccine in the first phase. what circumstances would they receive a vaccine, which, as we now know, 90% effective ? receive a vaccine, which, as we now know, 90% effective? thanks, thomas. know, 9096 effective? thanks, thomas. how soon are we going to return to normal and what role will vaccines play in that? at this point, i don't think those questions can be answered. we don't yet know what the programmatic effect of rolling out the vaccine to the high—risk groups that we have outlined will be. that will take time for those effects to be seen. vaccine delivery is not going to be instant across all of those groups. vaccine production is not

tam this morning. gorgeous shot there. 49 degrees up there with a light breeze. 55 to 61 at noon. 54 to 62 at 4:00. we'll hit the low to upper 60s around 1:00 or 1:30. down to 50 by 7:00, easily in the 40s by 8:00. we don't have big waves, but we have sneaker waves and rip currents at the coast starting at 10:00 today and for a 24-hour period. that will continue there. on these gorgeous days with the light breezes, i know you want to walk along the beach, don't turn your back on the water. 52 in tahoe, warmer than average. absolutely no snow the next seven days. >>> a massive covid-19 testing campaign is under way in four of san francisco's most vulnerable neighborhoods. this free ucsf run testing center at mendal plaza will be in operation through tuesday. 500 tests a day will be administered there. other testing locations including the one at the 24th mission street b.a.r.t. station, also at st. anthony's in the tenderloin. >> these neighborhoods were selected because they have high rates of covid po

i'm going to call on vice president tam. >> vice president tam: thank you, madame chair. ms. lau, i had a couple of questions for you. one, you mentioned you submitted -- your architect submitted drawings to planning and you're waiting results from planning? >> on october 9, i went in under maryseio's instruction. he told me to go ahead and register on the lobby in the first floor, then go to second floor and pay. so i did exactly is ththat. after i went to the second floor, one of the clerk was filling out the job card. i was preparing to pay. in the meanwhile, i show him the two sets of plans. he says, no, no, we don't need this. i said no, yeah, yes you do. >> no, not on this you don't need it. >> so i did not want to argue with him. so i came back and called mauriceio right away and i called the architect right away. they said, no, no, no, that's not right, that's improper procedure. the clerk is supposed to take in the plan. >> vice president tam: from my understanding, you have permits to finish these dry rot repair, everything is within the scope of what it is now and

. >> commissioner tam: present. we have a quorum. our item is item 2, president's announcements. >> president mccarthy: good morning, everybody. welcome to november 2020 b.i.c. commission, once again apologizy in advance if i mispronounce anybody's names. i'm president of the building inspection commission. and i'm joined by fellow commissioners and director, patrick o'riordan and staff. mayor breed of the public health director, the city is unfortunately experiencing another increase in covid cases and hospitalizations. resulting in more than city-wide measures as of november 13 that hopefully will reduce the pandemic infections. d.b.i. leadership and staff for the ongoing hard work under these complicated circumstances. even though the public health protocols, our new space is open on a limited basis to the public and the department continues to issue permits, conduct and schedule onsite job inspections and respond to complaints and task code enforcement steps as warranted. the director and the staff have been communicating regular

tam. wind gusts from 30 to 55 miles an hour. and mt. tam and kentfield have seen well over an inch of rain. temperatures right now in the 50s, 60s. much cooler than where you were yesterday at this time. slippery still on the golden gate bridge. watch out in the mountains. we're getting a mix of rain and snow in the sierra. no chain restrictions but best to hold off on travel. 6,500 feet. we're talking up to three feet for the peaks, one to two feet at the 6,500 foot level and very gusty up there. travel is not advised. it's a level one on our storm impact scale tonight. tomorrow we'll be seeing the light to moderate rain tonight. gusty winds over the hills and it switches over to hit-or-miss showers for tomorrow. hour by hour, 6:00 p.m., the focus in t bay, the south bay as we head into 8:00 p.m. scattered in nature. a makes of drid or light showers. 10:00 a.m. to noontime, don't put the umbrellas away just yet. by the early afternoon it is done. addition additional rainfall totals, .18 in livermore. .02 in san jose. morning temperatur

we are looking at changing our tam sic conditions to say for international travelers. at that we will ask people to have a fax nation before they can get on the aircraft. and what do you need that domestically? we'll have to see what happens with copa 90 in the market, but certainly for international visitors coming in and people leaving the country. we think that's in the says city. and my colleague joins me here at the big table at the sea. i'm not completely surprised by this. i mean, what's at stake here? i guess what's really at stake is the future of the airline industry itself. i think we're seeing the 1st signs of what we might all have to live with. if we want to get back on board the airplanes, the elon industry has lost over $100000000000.00 us dollars. so far this year, as the australian carrier has lost $2000000000.00 us dollars, they have laid off 8 and a half 1000 staff members already. they've grounded $200.00 airplanes, and of course this is the same across the industry. we've seen bankruptcy, virgin australia, brazil, fly. be in the u.k. . we were als

and the metro has quite a headline — van tam: jab for mam — and reports that england's deputy chief medicals urging people to ‘line up‘ for the coronavirus vaccine when it's ready. he said it passes the ‘mum test‘ and he'll be encouraging his 78—year—old mother to get the jab. the mirror runs with the same story, saying that older people will be encouraged to sign up for the vaccine. the guardian also reports on the vaccine but also features a picture of the pro—democracy caucus in the hong kong legislature, who resigned enmasse after beijing imposed a new law to force out ‘unpatriotic‘ members. the i adds that england's deputy chief medical officer warned the vaccine must not be sold privately and distribution should be based on those who need it most to stop wealthy people from jumping the queue. the times leads on borisjohnson‘s director of communications‘ resignation tonight, claiming the prime minister's fiancee and senior advisers opposed plans to appoint him as chief of staff. the financial times reports on a potential tax reform recommended by a review that would target landlords an

let's start about the news breaking this hour, tam.finally, the person in charge of the g.s.a., the generaices adrnistration, two weeks af joe biden was declared the winner othe election, the winner of the election just late today authorized the administration to go forward for the trump administraon to share resources with the biden campaign. but this happened only afterfi michigan cer the results of its vote and after a few morn republicanors spoke up. it didn't happen as a result of president trump. so it's taken a while but it's finally happened. >> that's correct, and the n s. a.m. administrator in her letter to the bimpaign, the biden transition says she made this decision indepenntly based on precedent and that she faced absolutely no pressure from the trump administration or from the white house. that letter was published by c shortly before president trump tweeted that he was going to go ahead and recommend that she start the transition, even though he's planning to continue to fight. so president trump's tweet very much out o

tam, what a lovely sight here, right?ne out there today for most of you. numbers well into the 60s here for livermore, and even 70 tomorrow. you only picked up 0.08 from friday's rainfall. up the road in concord, 0.02 but in danville, a third of an inch, so rainfall amounts really varying widely. the view of the golden gate bridge and we are looking at that chance of rain tuesday and wednesday, but you know, our la nina conditions where we have the cooler equatorial pacific sea surface temperatures looking likely, more rainfall to the north of san francisco, and we are trending kind of on the edge, which means somewhat drier than average for about 85% chance there of the winter continuing this regime. so we're looking at the storm track well to the north, and a piece of that energy perhaps falling as far south as sonoma later on today. as we look live here, this is san rafael, where it is sunny or clear, 48 in san francisco, 39 in gilroy. so cooler numbers, where you've got the clear sky, and some cloud cover up in santa

tam camera, so pretty with this sunrise. i hope you're enjoying your thanksgiving holiday weekend, having a relaxing small gathering, but a nice time. >>> last week, i'm excited to tell you about a this story, we told you about tyler gordon, the san jose teen who painted an extraordinary portrait of vice president-elect kamala harris and now painted president-elect joe biden to match. gore top posted this time lapse on twitter. he can't have one without the other and he painted joe biden because he has a stutter just like him. when he first painted harris, chelsea clinton retweeted the time lapse of her portrait helping connect harris and tyler with a phone call. tyler's dream is to paint the official white house portrait. i love that. >>> you may remember this encount from a story we did last year, tyler painted jennifer lopez and fiance alex rodriguez and his dream was to meet the couple, so abc 7 news teamed up with j-lo's management and the s.a.t. center to make that happen when she performed there last summer. i love th

tam.e developing as some of the low clouds from that cold front and some of that mist and frog from the low hanging air is sitting there. mid to upper 50s by noon with mostly sunny conditions. mid 50s to 60 at 4:00. back to the low to mid 50s during the evening hours with a colder night on the way. for thanksgiving, not much changes. it will be chilly in the morning, 30s and 40s. 56 to 62 at noon. 60 to 66 at 4:00. and 48 to 52 in the evening hours. i know you're not supposed to travel, if you do, i want to let you know, if you're heading up to the sierra it's beautiful. dry all seven days. kumasi? >> thank you. >>> developing news in the south bay. police are still on the scene of a deadly stabbing spree in san jose. two people are dead and others are fighting life threatening stab wounds this happened at the grace baptist church near san jose state. julian glover is live at the scene. what do we know about the suspect? >> right now the latest word from san jose police is that the suspect

winds gusting up to 50, 55 miles per hour on mount tam.he clouds, not much radar with that. behind that we have the winds. you can see they're blowing across our east/west bridges this morning wa ing making for e dangerous travel across those. the wins will be just as fast during the evening hours with more chances of wet weather as you can see them develops in the north bay this afternoon and sliding south. what it feels like outside? that's what it will feel like most of the day. upper 50s to low 60s. >> thank you. >>> now back to jobina as we digest the developments in the presidential election. jobina? >> what stunning developments we've had overnight. biden leads in both pennsylvania and georgia. he holds an edge of more than 5,500 votes in pennsylvania and 1,096 votes in georgia. in pennsylvania there are about 130,000 outstanding ballots, many coming from blue areas of the state like philadelphia. and in georgia, there are still at least 8,000 outstanding ballots. both georgia and pennsylvania are among five states where vote by mai

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. > reporter: so, tam, what about some ose groups amy just mentioned? you have been out with president trump recently, he continues to hold big rallies in key states, what is his messages to some of the groups in this final stretch? is there a coherent messages? >> he makes an explicit appeal to suburban women, for instance, and older voters. it's a le itvious and ham-handed and it's just like, hey, demographic group that i'm having trouble, with liste to me! but more broadly, in terms of what his pitch is, it boils down to he is still running as outsider even though he's president of the united states and he's saying that joe biden is an inder d an establishment figure and that that is the oice people need to make. the other thing he's running ons embodied in these big ralls weekend, the big, in-personr the gatherings where a lot of people aren't wearing masks and everyone is close together, and the president's messages is get out, live your lives, donrr't about the croes, it's just we're turning the corner, and he saying that joe biden's going to keep

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wage will actually give generous or parts to the companies who are affected by the prices at the same tam even thought there is this very generous a relief package received at our 2. now it's not to be used for leaves are, there is still a large are some part of it may have been there any use if the grasses should be getting worse. right, and i of course, i don't think anybody, only very few people are actually looking to a sort of state run economy. even though right now we have all those subsidies to this thing that this crisis is going to be a game changer in the kind of economy, the kind of system as we know it is a party even an opportunity for, for real structural change. oh, expect. so we see a major detestation course and that is going to change bad a bit. so we see people working from home. we see less crime. you want to not are, i would expect that a lot of travel or are they just business related or will be reduced our air that could be a major, major change, which is good for the guy and that it's not so good for the bad business. are we also see people even market online trad

tam with the highest amount anywhere across the bay area.es of rain, and then over an inch in santa rosa. we've measured over half an inch in napa, san francisco nearing a half inch of rain, and in east san jose near the alum mark area, a quarter inch there. we've seen the rainfall totals looking good for the santa cruz mountains. for morgan hill close to half an inch while livermore has had a quarter inch of rain. so we are still seeing it coming down as we add up the rainfall totals but for the most part we're going to see the rain tapering off for the rest of the day. still potty showers late morning into parts of the north bay but notice we're not seeing a lot of that as we look at the rest of the bay area going into this afternoon. there still will be a chance of a quick moving shower but overall just cloudy and cool and peeks of sunshine as our highs reach up to 60 degrees in the peninsula and the south bay. santa rosa will reach up to 59 degrees and some upper 50s in san francisco. we'll see the fog rolling in tomorrow but our weather

tam, a few clouds around. 54 on the coast.here will be whitecaps on the bay today with 57 by the delta. a few clouds around. numbers staying in the 50s. the winds with us throughout the afternoon. a narrow range of highs. another dry day on tap for monday. beyond, things get a little interesting. we'll talking about it coming up. >> thank you, lisa. >>> abc news has confirmed that "jeopardy" host alex trebek has died. trebek started hosting america's favorite quiz show in 1984. he earned a long list of awards including seven-day-time emmys and a guinness world record for most shows hosted by the same presenter. he hosted more than 8,000 episodes of "jeopardy." the show has not announced plans for a new host at this time. trebek published a book in july and donated all of his proceeds from the book to charity. he was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer last year. trebek was 80 years old. we're waiting for an abc news special report on this breaking news. >>> back to the election now, both president-elect joe biden and vice

tam, 4 inches of rain. over to santa rosa an inch of rain there.d half an inch of rain and 0.3 for san francisco. almost a quarter inch in the east san jose and alum rock. and then for scotts valley an inch and a half. almost an inch and a half for mt. diablo. looking at the sierra snowfall, we've also measured for the season a couple feet of snow and it's still coming down as that winter storm warning continues. here we're looking at the rain tapering off the next few hours but there still may be spotty rain through at least early in the afternoon. the rest of the day will be clearing out as we're still looking at some rain chances for parts of the north bay for early in the afternoon, but the rest of the forecast is all dry. mike, you've been tracking the traffic alert. sounds like it's clearing up. >>> the traffic flow is clearing up. the alert is still there. we'll go with the flow right now. chp is busy and getting out of san francisco where we have this big rig involved crash blocking a majority on the lower deck. chp was running a traffic br

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here we are from mount tam, notice we're looking south towards san francisco. camera not bouncing hardly at all because there's just not a breeze out there. so becoming sunny today after a few high clouds this morning. highs average to above. it will be clear tonight and chilly with frosty areas, colder bho mornings and warmer afternoons will continue. here's the temperatures, 32 in napa and santa rosa. the air is super dry out there. as you can tell by my voice. but there may be just a little bit of thin frost out there as there's been the last couple of days. 33 in livermore. 39 at san jose and san mateo. 41 in oakland. 47 in san francisco. here's a dry cold front, see those clouds up around live doppler 7, yep. that's it. there may be a few showers up around eureka and crescent city, otherwise our high pressure has moved off to the east, dominated us over the weekend. but another one will build behind this cold front. that will keep us dry. here's your microclimate, 62 to 65 through most of the south bay, 63 in san jose. look at morgan hill and gilroy, 68 de

but before we wrap this up, tam lelk about what joe biden did today. , as he laid out his choice forsome of the top jobs in his anistration, cabinet secretaries and so forth. what is this adding up to? what does it lok like to you, the biden admioinistr priorities will be? >> well, there aren't a lot of irprises on this lisfact there are no surprises on this list. these are all people who have rved in multiple administrations, who have lying level experience, who are widely respected, and it's also a diverse group. you know, there's the first female direcr of national intelligence, the first latino homeland security director. so what you have is essentially what biden said he was going to do, and you have -- we also havt there that janet yellen would be named treasury secretary making her the first female treasury secretary following her previous stint as the first female fed chair and alo on the previous council of economic advisors. so what you have is, you know, a few people making history, and,e also, you ha people who are well known and well liked both earound the the world ande

we have seen real tam expansion, for good reason here we think everybody is going to benefit from thatight is kind the gateway to that tam expansion, which is new platforms and new experiences in gaming that's available to players you point out a roblox, which is a ugc platform, and where players can go gather and have social experiences, very social experiences even ones that aren't centered around, necessarily, gaming. >> uh-huh, i mean you have got -- you have got music artists doing concerts now in roblox and in fortnite. >> travis scott. >> with intellectual property showing up in these games as well i want to mention it is light shed partners. i think i misspoke and said light speed partners it is light shed partners. >> it isn't the first time. >> where is the value going forward? if investors want to bet it is more in the services and cloud-type plays, which are those? >> look, i think that the cloud-type plays and the services are going to be a big part of this and roblox certainly has their ipo coming up. and i think that's probably going to be a pretty successful one. but i

tam because it's socked in over there. for a look how things are shaping off. let's see if spencer christian is visible right now. spencer? >> i hope i am, larry. yes, we've had some beneficial rains, not a drencher but it's wet out there. here is a look at live doppler 7. i'll show you the wettest region. we have light rain, mainly light rain and scattered showers over the east bay, peninsula and south bay. it's winding down or weakening. the storm ranks one on the impact scale so far tonight, we expect more periods of light rain and showers. it will be an evening commute. here is the forecast animation showing the rain tapering off after about 8:30 or so tonight. we'll give you a look at sunny skies this weekend a little later. larry and dion. >> looking forward to that. thanks. >>> the return of the rain is prompting officials in santa cruz county to sound the alarm over the risk of debris flows. this is an area ravaged by the complex fires in august. today the county leelsreleased map here. starting next week, emergency response teams will be going door to

tam looking south over the bay right now. santa rosa's down to 42, as well as fairfield and concord is at 47, livermore at 44 but afternoon warmth will be building. as we take a look from sutro down toward san francisco, you see how gorgeous it is today. warm and plenty of sunshine for everyone. the sunrise at 6:35 and sun sets at 5:10 this evening, so it will feel really early. a chance of rain is finally heading our way towards the end of the week, and i'll show you that as well in the accuweather seven-day forecast. here is the man mags wianimatiod cloud cover. warmer temperatures, so sunshine for everybody at the beaches, upper 60s to year 70 and santa cruz hitting 80 degrees this afternoon. san francisco gorgeous at 75. oakland 80 degrees. san jose 83 and warmer spots will be fairfield and livermore in the mid 80s. if you are headed to the beaches this afternoon because it will be gorgeous, be careful if you head into the water. there's a beach hazard statement in effect that starts at 3:00 today, continues until 5:00 to

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tam, let's start with you. >> what stood out to me is that president trump did not do as well in thesuburbs, and joe biden really did do better in the suburbs than hillary clinton had. it was like the revenge of the suburbs part two. that's what stood out the most. also a little bit surprising was that as the trump campaign was saying they were going to do better with latino and black voters, and there was a lot of skepticism, well, they did better in areas -- they did better in cities and in south florida. >> nawaz: amy, what about your, what is your biggest take-away as you're reflecting on this day? >> both parties had a theory. the trump theory was despite the fact he didn't win the popular vote, and he failed to get the majority of the vote in the key battleground states, he still counted on winning by division rather than by decision. by focusing on the polarization, by talking almost exclusively to his base, and as such, he came up short. you still have to win over the folks in the middle, independent voters, and swing voters to win an election. on the democratic side, what i

and, tam, whaetever republicans do, what about on the democratic side?e we seeing -- how are the fishers, if you will, in the democratic party, opening or closing, as bihn makes tese announcements? been massive amounts of pushback on biden's picks. many of these people are widely respected. they may not be asre prive as progressives would want, but they're also not as moderate as some of the people that biden could p haked. and certainly they are people who are knoti quan. to go back to what amy was talking about with neera tanden, president-elect biden's pick for o.m.b. director, for budget director, she is the on who is generating the most heat, both on the left and on the right. about what she stnds for, because she currently leads the center for american progress. she certainly has progressive bonafidas, but she also very openly feuded with people who supported senator bernie sanders in 2016. she wasy strongly, and is in an outspoken way behind hillary clinton. so she tangled with people on twitter. right now republican senators have returneto capito

we've identified as a $50 billion tam. that mark anderson is the guy to fill my shoes and take it forward. >> okay, so, mark, cyber security, we talk to palo alto all the time, as you know, and have for ten years how is that synergistic with what you're doing right now? >> well, thanks a lot for having me on, jim i definitely appreciate it excuse me. longtime fan and watcher you know, listen, one of the things i loved about palo alto networks was the mission, right, to prevent successful cyber attacks, and i think we've got an equally compelling mission where our customers ar struggling with the vast amounts of data that are swirling around their business and, you know, those that can command control of that data and deliver, you know, insights to drive data-driven decisions are really separating themselves, you know, from the losers. and i love the fact that, you know, especially we get a chance, you know, with our platform, upscale workers. people that have lived the miserable existence of banging your head against the w

the high clouds as we look south on tam. the low clouds along the peninsula coast.. the winds will keep it mainly at the coast for the rest of the morning commute. we'll have a few clouds along the coast. the rest of us warm sunshine and near record high temperatures. from mid 70s to 80s around the bay. low 80s inland. >>> just one day until election day, both president trump and joe biden making their final pushes. the president will attend five rallies today in north carolina, pennsylvania, wisconsin and michigan. biden will be traveling to ohio and pennsylvania. jobina is at the live desk with more on this. >>> covid-19 remains at the forefront of both candidates campaigns just one day before the election. overnight at a rally in florida president trump suggested he would fire the nation's top infectious disease expert, dr. anthony fauci, after the election. dr. anthony fauci has been more outspoken that the president ignored his advice to contain the virus. he said he has not talked with the president in more than a month. >> fire fauci! >> don't tell anybody bu

. >> commissioner tam, please. >> nothing for me. >> john, i do. yothe rent board what are we dog with that? >> we have provided information to the rent board about building size, what we have in our system. it is us and the assessor's asss office. there is no real change or impact on d.b.i. operations. we are mentioned in the legislation as providing information to the rent board about building characteristics. >> we are not d.b.i. has no role in collecting the information? >> no. >> i had all of these questions. who collects that information? how do they collect this? i am curious. >> i think my read of it is i would have to doublecheck. the rent board is responsible for all of the enforcement and collection of this information. >> does it say what it means or does d.b.i. enforce noncompliance? >> no, we are mentioned in providing information on number of rooms and that kind of thing. >> where is it now? >> it is in land use. >> why is it in land use? is there a committee for that? >> i have to doublecheck. >> that unusual. >> is it today or this

. >> reporter: so, tam, pick up where amy left off. often talking to leaders at the state evel, right, when it comes to the fact they're in the middle of a crisis, votexe are sending messages. what are they saying about how they could or will be working with an ioming biden administration? something interesting emerging, as aimia talks about, the politicization of the coronavirus. you have democratic governors saying things like, i want my opponents to live long enough to vote against me, or, sure, say that your governor is a dummy on the mask, i don't care, just wear the mask. and ybe some of those governors are finding a way to attempt to get the results that they want without without conceding to the politics. you know, i think that the real challenge that biden facrs and ots that when we're talking about coronavirus and we're talking about politics, there's not a lot of nuance, and, so, it's either shut town or open up but, in reality, it's not a switch, it's a dial, and politics, as we've said many times on thisrogram, itics does

i want to show you what's going on -- i had tam up there, i apologize, i put sutro, tam was bouncing 34 to 56 miles per hour. it is definitely going to be blustery today with temperatures up to 25 degrees cooler. scattered showers and thunderstorms this afternoon through tomorrow morning. the rest of saturday and sunday are trending drier but still blustery and chilly with highs in the 50s and 60s. our temperatures are not going to change much today. once you step outside, that's what it will be all day today. the difference is when those showers and thunderstorms roll in this afternoon. you can see a few of them lingering, but no yellows and oranges tonight. notice how much cooler the temperatures are from the 30s in the deepest north bay valleys to the 40s for the rest of us. that's just the beginning of chilly overnights. the cold front passed us now, that's why the winds are picking up. the low still has to move through. that's why we'll have the chance of scattered showers and storms later today. that's why later today we'll have dangerous surf with breakers up to 22 feet along

tam, the sun coming up just before 7:00. freezing with some fog in santa rosa, 34 in novato. it is 33 by the delta, and notice our inland valleys, mid to upper 30s. so awfully chilly out there due to the clear sky, the radiational cooling, the light winds and the dew points, right in and around the current air temperature, so san rafael is clear, so frosty morning in some valleys. mild afternoons throughout the week ahead, with bright and sunny weather as we get into thanksgiving, and that's going to be a very cold morning as well. also friday morning pretty chilly, as we look at the rest of the day today, here come the clouds in the north bay. it's 2:00, so we're having a sunny and pretty nice afternoon, but partly cloudy skies as we get towards the latter part of the day, and then by tonight, we'll have some clouds, they clear on out and waking up to more brisk conditions on your monday morning, and the weather pattern continues to remain really unchanged as high pressure pushes that storm track to the north. a couple areas with the lows for the week ahead in livermore, upp

rain just about a 3rd enrichment to tense in the san francisco just over that in redwood city mount tam of the an inch and a half of rain. so certainly a nice soaker. the kind of brings an end to the fire season. all right off the coastline, you can see that area of low pressure spinning around all those speckle clouds that's a very unstable air little wave of that moisture that approach the bay area i think as we head toward the middle of the day tomorrow certainly the isolated thunderstorms maybe a little hail as it comes on through more rain continuing to fall outside right now most that just fairly light but some gusty winds as the system kind of rolled on by we're going to see another wave of green begin to move in fact we're seeing that just north of santa roads right now up towards guerneville going to see more rain overnight tonight looks like more rain on the way on and off for tomorrow 2 guys back to you thank you lawrence president trump facing increasing pressure to share critical covid-19 information with. >>presidentelect biden's team as the transition process moves forwar