news conference at the home of one family they say is among those now facing eviction. >>> yosemite national park easing restrictions. you don't need a reservation to actually visit. the park put a reservation system in to make sure that popular spots didn't get too crowded. visitors are still urged to follow cdc guide lines. >>> if you are heading out -- look, i don't know what the weather was in yosemite but this weekend it was really nice. >>> it was nice and it was also very warm. here we are in the beginning of november and we're still talking about temperatures in the mid to upper 80s. let's get out the door in the north bay us a get ready to head to work. it's also a very cool start. we're going to see that over the next several hours. as the day goes along temperatures that will be in the upper 60s. as we take a look at our high temperatures for today once again highs reaching into the mid-80s. we should be in the low 70s this time of year. mike, how is it looking right now for the drive? >>> it's looking great right now. the big map is great. we do see a tiny bit of slowing for west 580.

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. >>> yosemite national park is no longer requiring reservations to enter. they had a reservation system that was put in place in june. the data shows visitation drops off in the cooler months. the visitors are asked to do their part by following cdc guidelines. they are asked to such a distance and where facial coverings. yosemite is lovely . >> i spent a couple of summers working there. early november is one of the best times to be there . >> it is gorgeous. >>> let me show you what is going on. halloween is over. the sky looks spooky out there. look at that haze from our camera. it is looking to the north. it looks pretty because the colors are nice. there is haze in the air and there is reduced air quality. right now we are sitting at moderate. let's pull out some of the details on the map. let's go to the south bay. there is a yellow dot, these are the readings from the epa, it is moderate everywhere. plus and he'll with the east bay valley and the north bay. moderate is not too bad. we have lived through so much worse than this. it would be nice to hav

. >>> plus, change is coming to yosemite national park and the help it may bring bay area businessesvive during the pandemic. "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> a very good monday morning to you am thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. a look at the commute in just a bit. kari hall, a look at those cooler temperatures this morning. >>> yeah, we're starting out with some 40s mostly across the bay area, some 40s and 50s, and then as we go into the afternoon, it's going to heat up quite a bit. we're going to have a warm start but cooling off with our high temperatures by the end of the week. there may be even rain towards the end of the forecast. we'll talk about that coming up in a few minutes. mike, any issues getting out the door heading to work? >>> you know, the bay bridge toll plaza, let's take a live look there. seeing the volume start to build up and now things are looking clearer heading over across the span in towards san francisco. no problem. we'll see if this adjusts. it's almost 5:32. a smooth drive on the approach. no delays. up i

yosemite national park is easing its covid restrictions. forward, you will not need to make reservations to visit. struggling businesses surrounding yosemite say the change cannot come soon enough and they hope this leads to more visitors. the park put those reservation systems in place. this is over the summer just to make sure that the popular spot did not get too crowded. visitors are still being urged to follow cdc guidelines. >>> new at 11:00 for you. iconic historical site in peru is back open. it has been closed seven months now. they celebrate the return of visitors with a ceremony of lights sunday night. this was second time it was shut down since it opened to tourists in 1948. first time was for [ inaudible ] forced it to stone. it was built in the 15th century and accept 775 visitors a day. >>> let's talk about our weather here. >> that's on my bucket list. >> is it? maybe we can go together? >> all right. we will plan that. i guess maybe two or three years down the line? i don't know when we can actually go. let's talk about our

for having me thank >>now take a look at this it's a winter wonderland in the high sierra yosemite national park officials shared this video of snow blanketing yosemite valley on sunday with residents, waking up to a beautiful snowy morning there. it was the park's first snow since being affected by the creek fire which tonight has burned more than 379,000 acres and is 70% contained. >>all right, let's look another snowy saying this is a live look at snow in the truckee area of course headed to a tahoe, this is highway to 67 at the truckee bypass looks like and snowy of both the roads still look pretty clear traffic moving just fine for more on the cold snap and what we can expect this week, let's turn to our beloved chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. >>a boy this is something else what a change we've had in the weather just this last week the temperatures really nose diving over the weekend we're getting ready for a bitter cold night. the cold side of the season easily overnight tonight as we're going to see these temperatures really plummet the winds calmed down now so there's nothing really

. >>> plus, big changes coming to yosemite national park and the help to area businesses still struggling the pandemic. "today in the bay" starts right now.

. >> reporter: retired forest fire chief michael beasley in yosemite national park with a model program that involves setting the forest on fire under controlled conditions to stave off extreme wildfire later. but budget cuts meant the yosemite crews weren't able to get to the park's northern entrance before the rim fire got there in 2014 as it burned 400 square miles. >> this areas didn't stand a chance with not a lot of burning. >> reporter: at the program's height yosemite's crews were able to burn away a centuries worth of dangerously flammable material in a matter of weeks. >> this is considered one hour fuel. >> reporter: experts say it's that buildup of dangerous kindling what they call surface and latter fuel that directs flames up into the canopy of forests and feeds catastrophic native fires. beasley's crews were able to get to this hillside overlooking the river. >> this tree is still alive right here. looks like it's a red fir. and it's still alive because all the fuels were cleared away in 2002 when we burned here. >> reporter: but if you hadn't burned here? >> we might hav

haven't made that trip but looking at pretty we need to make those plans and get yeah love yosemite national park in specially pretty during this time of years the leaves change in the snow begins to fall so robin that has got to happen. >>looking outside i 80 this morning, another spot that saw some snowfall over the past weekend and still seeing that snow fall on the side of the road there for travelers traversing those higher elevation areas. yeah definitely be where some of the slick conditions that you are seeing at those upper elevations and guess what more snowfall in the forecast ahead of us too so a lot of the same areas are going to see some travel conditions that not necessarily ideal into the upcoming weekend from the sierra to the bay area though we're all remaining dry right now and going to see this way today into tomorrow as well there are some showers to our north with rain at the pacific coast in the pacific northwest and then snow fall from the cascades into the northern rockies. these areas have seen your precipitation so far this fall season. those of us in the bay area are j

climbers, and for years her goal has been to free climb the golden gate route up el capitan in yosemite national parkours. the route, 3,000 feet high, and treacherous. >> i'm pretty scared right now. i'm pretty nervous and, like, anxious and i want to get to the top of the mountain. >> reporter: we have followed her journey here. it was more than a year ago, talking to her live from the mountain. her signal a little fuzzy. we were hoping she could hear us and more importantly that she could hear adrian, her fiance, also a professional climber. >> yeah, i can hear you guys. >> yay! >> adrian, i hate to compare, but it looks like emily is in a slightly more precarious situation than you are. >> she's hanging on a rope and i'm in this beautiful base camp. >> reporter: emily telling us at the time she was ready. >> this will probably be my biggest challenge yet. it's definitely taking a lot of time and effort and energy. >> reporter: attempting to climb four times over the years. it was just one week ago she started at 1:30 in the morning, attached to safety ropes she would climb up el capitan on her own

part of the country. >>> now to a major milestone reached at the famed el capitan cliff in yosemite national park woman ever to free climb the famed golden gate route of el capitan in yosemite national park in under 24 hours. harrington posting on instagram on sunday i never believed i could actually free climb el cap in a day when i first set the goal for myself. it didn't seem like a realistic objective for me, adding impossible dreams challenge us to rise above who we are now to see if we can become better versions of ourselves. you've been talking about this story all morning. >> i have. yes, i have, it's so impressive. i love climbing stories, and she is really -- 24 hours. >> amazing. >> crawl up el cap, pretty good, i've got to say. got the news covered, let's do a boost. >>> there are some milestones in life that a child and their dad probably will never forget, like when this little slugger catches his very first fly ball. >> a h! come on, boy! good job, man! there you go, high five. >> show that again, there it is, and plop, right in the glove. the proud dad can't hold in his excitement

, 200-acre tract of land population 20000 homestead in pennsylvania a son downtown and in yosemite national park she start with rainbow trout and urban housing projects golf course hazards with brokers especially the 360-yard park at a country club and the fourth hole in new york that was called eleanor's teeth were the brokers were spread out. but the clock because it is always on the go. >> that is my naming almanac of eleanor. >> was do the last question which again it is a combination what she appreciated during her lifetime was the great impact realized only after her death is her legacy still relevant in today's world? >> i think there is so much pain in the world right now that eleanor is a figure now greater than ever because she saw and others and had the ability to do that so her legacy in the world today to look into you and steve that connection which we are not able to do that in real time anymore is still there when they do connect to her and her spirit which is global because it is universal and seeing the humanity and somebody else. so when she was alive, the strangeness she was

homesteading town in pennsylvania, a son downtown in west virginia, a lake in yosemite national park that she would stop with rainbow trout, urban housing projects golf course hazards including bunkers especially the 368-yard poll in a suburban chicago country club in the fourth hole in new york called eleanor's teeth where the bunkers were spread out and o'clock i think i mentioned that but because it is always on the go spirit that is my naming almanac of eleanor. >> that list will probably grow. was to the last question which again is many have been is a combination of questions coming in from people that is was eleanor appreciated by the public during her lifetime or was there a great impact only realized after her death? in the second half of that is is a legacy still relevant in today's world? >> i think there is so much pain in the world right now that eleanor is a figure now because she person that saw pain in others and try to heal it she had the ability to do that. so i think her legacy today , her ability to look into you for you to see that connection sadly we cannot do t

. >> yosemite national park el capitan. a rock formation makes it's a draw for rock climbers. >> it was not certain i was going to achieve it until i riched the top. >> reach the top they she did. >> i was the first woman to free climb the golden gate route in a day. >> becoming part of a exclusive group of women. >> i was the fourth woman overall to free climb any route on el cap in a day. >> aside from the obvious challenge, harrington needed to get beyond her past attempts. >> it was something that was difficult for me, i failed at it 30 times before -- three times before. >> her determination is built on her love of the sport she became hooked on at the age of 10. >> it seemed like i belonged there. >> motivated by the four women in her sport she's a role model. >> it special that young girls are inspired me. >> and no doubt inspired what she overcame during a time when she lost sure footing: bloodies from a head wound harrington arrested and got back onward and upward. saying she's not a big believer in conquering fear

unlike in yosemite national park. buildings in u.s. embassies. including t-shaped bunkers. especially the 368 par course. in the fourth hole at the ryman new york. they were called eleanor's teeth. a white dahlia. and a clock. it is always on the go. that is my naming almanac. when it we do the last question which again as many of them had been as a combination of questions that came in from people. was eleanor appreciated by the public during her lifetime or was the impact only realized after her death. in the second half of that question as is her legacy still relevant in today's world. i think there is so much pain in the world right now that eleanor is a figure now greater than ever because she was a person who saw pain and others and try to heal it. and could. she have the ability to do that. her ability to look into you that connection which sadly we are not able to do that in real time anymore. it is still there for people when they do connect to her. as global. it is universal. it's about finding and seeing the humanity and somebody else and then taking it into your

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. >>> starting today yosemite national park no longer requiring the day use reservations to enter. it was put in place when they reopened in june to help reduce the risk of the coronavirus. now visitors, they're asked to do their part, follow the cdc guidelines, to keep their distance. >>> scary moments after the suv loses control and almost hits a man. the close call caught on camera, the warning out for drivers. >>> plus, making sandwiches for over four decades. tonight three bay area brothers are saying good-bye. >> it is time for us to hang them. it meant a lot for us. and we cannot put that in for 1973. >>> and coming up in this forecast, we're going to fill in that map for areas where it could potentially rain by the end of this week. we'll look at that in detail and we will also talk about what will probably be the >>> so in one sense it's a significant change coming our way by friday. but to go along with the drop in temperatures, the pattern responsible for this will try to bring some rain with this. first if you look at the western u.s. in terms of how far above average w

. >>> yosemite national park is no longer requiring to use reservations to enter. the park at a reservation system put in place in the park reopened in june to help reduce the risk of coronavirus. now, visitors i just asked to do their part and follow cdc guidelines and keep their distance. >>> a deadline is fast approaching to reduce population at san quentin. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, why some worry the transfer orders could cause another major outbreak. >>> we have moderate air quality for today. we could see a little bit of haze due to the creek fire. i will tell you about the work week ahead, coming up. >>> it is a slow ride on the east shore freeway. in the bay area, we believe in science. traffic and air pollution will be even worse after the pandemic. that's why we support measure rr to keep caltrain running. which is at risk of shutdown because of the crisis. to keep millions of cars off our roads, to reduce air pollution and fight climate change. and measure rr helps essential workers like me get to work and keep our commun

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could interrupt your travel if you're heading that direction, i'm anticipating areas like yosemite national park getting up to a foot of it and that definitely going to be making for some slick conditions now into tomorrow we start the morning with a few isolated showers tomorrow afternoon looks to be dry. but just as cool as we will be today temperatures in the 50's and 60's well throughout this forecast even honor sunnier days. sunday, a couple of sprinkles could remain, but by the afternoon showers should be said and done across the region. how much rain can we be looking at here well rainfall totals look to be pretty light for most areas, especially the north bay just a trace of rainfall for most areas oakland hayward in pacifica as of right now models are showing you sing the greatest potential up to a quarter of an inch of rain again these totals are still pretty light at our greatest but we're enough of it to see some wet roadways and some slick conditions at times across the region, especially slick once you head up into the sierra we will have our first winter storm warnings and advisor

. >>> snow also like it yosemite national park. it was the first snowfall since the park was affected by the creek fire that was still burning. the snowy weather should help the firefighters often hundred of them, who are still working to contain the fire is now about 70% contained. >>> in the bay area, it was a cold start to the morning. are chief meteorologist bill martin is here with the details. >>> really called this one doesn't understand upper 20s. there was a front advisory and a freeze warning for parts of the bay area this morning. tomorrow morning there'll be a freeze warning for the north bay. that will verify, we will see temperatures in the upper 20s. which is really cold. which could cause you some problems if you pipes and the like that certainly the pvc stuff, and then outside that is exposed could crack. especially by healdsburg, north of wiki and basically north of santa rosa. there is a live camera shot. you can tell it is going to be cold. it feels like it, it looks like a cold shotput i got heater on in my hou

20,000 3 miles from puerto rico, a sun downtown, whites only in west virginia, a lake in yosemite national park that she helped stock with rainbow trout, urban housing projects, golf course hazards including tee-shapedded bunkers, especially the 368-yard par-4 at a suburban chicago country club. the bunkers were spread out. a white dahlia and a clock. i think i mentioned the clock, but because it's always on the go. [laughter] >> love that. >> that's my naming almanac of eleanor. >> all right. so why don't we do the last question which, again, as many of them have been, is a combination of questions that came in from people. and that is was eleanor appreciated by the public during her lifetime, or was her great impact only realized after her death? and the second half of that question is, is her legacy still relevant in today's world? >> i think, i think there's so much pain in the world that the eleanor is a figure now greater than ever because she was a person who saw pain in others and decide try to heal it and could. i think she had the ability to do that. so i think her legacy in the world

. >>> a caltrans snowplow driver made a discovery yosemite national park.o bodies off highway 395 monday morning. the sheriff's department says a man and woman had been killed near the town of bridgeport in what appears to be a specific and targeted attack. authorities so the two victims were not from the area. >>> a remark park man is under arrest, charged with more than three dozen counts of child molestation and sexual assault. lycc they could be more victims. 60-year-old dana stephen mcgowan was arrested on monday and booked on more than 40 felony counts, including lewd acts with a child under 10 years old, continuous sexual abuse of a child under the age of 14 and giving obscene materials to a minor. investigators of trying to find any additional victims. mcgowens bail is set at $60 million and she is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow. >>> police and daly city save any of the public's help in finding a pair of stolen dogs. two french bulldogs were reported stolen november 3rd. the dogs are believed to have been taken from the backyard of a house on

details ahead about the multi-million dollar dispute that's now >>> yosemite national park is easing coronavirus restrictions. today was the first day you did not need a reservation to visit. the park put the reservation system in place to make sure popular spots didn't get too crowded over the summer. while reservations are no longer required to drive in, visitors are urged to follow the cdc guidelines including maintaining distance and wearing a mask around others. >> it could be critical help for others during the pandemic. open enrollment for covered california began today. covered california is an extension of the affordable care act. californians who need health insurance can sign up for plans from now until january 31st. health leaders say the pandemic is extra reason to find coverage this upcoming year. they also say even if the affordable care act is struck down by the supreme court later this month, plans will likely not be affected for at least a year. >> a multi-million dollar fight between the golden state warriors and their old landlords in oakland is going to the state

. >>> the weekend blanketed yosemite national park.ce the park had a creek bar that was still burning in parts of the area near shaver lake. this snowy weather should help the 300 firefighters who are still working to contain the fire. the quick fire is now 70% contained. >>> looking at the weather out there, there is not diablo. you can see begin up there. the light flashing on top of diablo. it is getting dark out there. we also have lots of brown on the hillside. any rain, any snow, any multimeters are much needed this time of year. we are going to get them this week. we're looking at a pattern this week, next week too. it will be cool, pre-much wet. especially as we get towards the tonight and friday. we have a good forecast for you. their quality should clear up as well with this. it is funny i was sitting watching this as frank was doing those computers. literally, if you sit and watch his mountain it gets darker and darker, the sun is setting so rapidly, this time of year, the civil twilight comes quickly. live this is how we ar

yosemite national park is easing its covid restrictions.oing forward you won't need a reservation to visit. struggling businesses say the change can't come soon enough and they hope it leads to more visitors. the park put a reservation system in place over the summer to make sure popular spots didn't get too crowded. visitors are still being urged to follow all the cdc guidelines. >>> 6:37 for you right now. and up next we go out of this world to check out an asteroid that is packing quite the bling. >>> how much it's worth. plus -- >>> i think people will start writing -- >> i hope the result of the election will be healing for this country. there's too much divisiveness. >>> voters turning out in record numbers keeping election workers very busy. we'll hear from some of those voters who already cast their ballots coming up. >>> with the last full day of campaigning we'll take you out to the campaign trail one last time. let's take you out to the big board where investors are feeling there may be a bit of certainty, not uncertainty, certai

quick moment take a peek at nature as we take a live look over the snowfall on half dome at yosemite national park it is an absolute beautiful shots. this afternoon. a while there's no snow here in the bay area we do want to talk about the rain headed our way so we've got every surrogate standing by with that recent yeah, very dry conditions out there right now sanaa's but just off to the coast. we are tracking some light bands of showers that could make its way into parts of the north bay. >>maybe the along the coastal san francisco peninsula as well bringing hit or miss scattered showers but overall a dry outlook for today and stormtracker 4 tracking plenty of cloud cover and dry conditions for those of you out in this year and that drying trend is going to continue for your thursday as well but then we are going to notice some changes thursday night through friday, some light scattered showers and even some possible snow will start to arrive to the sierra taking a look at your next 3 day forecast we're going to notice the mixture of rain and snow showers dropping temperatures into the low 40's

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there is no charge to visit any of the national parks, including yosemite and pinnacles. if you plan to go to alcatraz, you still have to pay for the ferry ride to and from the prison. some parks require reservations to maintain proper physical distancing between visitors, of course. a federal, state, and county city offices are close said. banks and post offices are closed and the u.s. postal service is not delivering mail today. most transit systems running on schedules and in san francisco, all parking meter laws are being enforced. >>> the san francisco police department has awarded a burnel heard to one of his officers. officer elia tankle was on a bicycle patrol in the tenderloin district when the driver of a suv hit hi. he has permanent brain damage and is living in southern california with his wife and southern where he continues to undergo treatment for permanent brain damage. the driver who hit him was since typed to maximum -- sentenced to 12 years in prison, the maximum allowed by the law. >>> this morning, 100-year-old dell teterman from hillsborough had an op