many of you know that here in san francisco. 83% of san franciscans have been vaccinated. but you know who's leading the way? our kids. so that is absolutely remarkable and i'm really proud of all of our kids who are stepping up and doing their part because what we want to do is, of course, get our institutions of higher learning as well as the school district and many of our schools that are open, we want them to stay open and we want the teachers, we want the administrators, we want the janitors and all of the folks who work in the schools and our kids to be safe and so far so good right, dr. matthews. now, we are on the west side of town of san francisco, state university and i can tell everyone we're on the west side because usually we have all the clouds in the air. but that's how we like it in san francisco. san franciscans love the fog. we love the clouds. we love the comforts of being apart of a community that really is an extraordinary community. a number of students here are happy to return to campus and so many kids are happy to go back to school. i'm sure many

we want visitors to enjoy san francisco. we want conventions to come back to san francisco. we want this city to thrive and when businesses are open and people are coming back downtown to work, events are happening our yerba buena center for the arts, that is really part of our economic engine. it's how we generate revenue, but more importantly, bringing people together is something that i love to see happen in our city. now, part of what we've been experiencing as well is what i feel the wrong messaging about what our city is. we're the people who as san franciscans know how to communicate what's happening here. we still have challenges with homelessness. we still sadly have challenges with homelessness and crime. what we have to do is make some adjustments to ensure people who are here get the help and support that they need, but making sure those living here and working here also feel safe. we can do both and that's why this new program having ambassadors who welcome people to san francisco, who make people feel like we want them here, who make people who live here feel s

and here in san francisco the san francisco public utilities commission have a grant program. a grant program where we've already provided over $2 million to various companies to change their businesses so that it doesn't impact their business directly so they can accommodate technology like this to make adjustments and anchor received a $1 million grant to make such changes. we're grateful to be here today because when you think bit, what they're doing in just this location alone is anticipated to save over $20 million gallons of water. that's the equivalent of over 1300 residents in san francisco and san franciscans used 32 gallons of water a day which is one of the lowest anywhere and we believe in conservation and try to do our best but we also understand there's a need to change infrastructure and businesses and how we support companies in san francisco to be innovative and creative in new developments that will help us to do exactly what we're doing here today. i'm grateful to be here and i know it's not after hours but i would hope that after we're done with this press

attorney for san francisco, david chiu. (applause) we know david wanted to have the swearing in in chinatown, with the rain, it made it difficult but we're bringing chinatown to city hall and want to take this opportunity to thank them for their amazing performance. thank you so much. (applause) now, you know san francisco loves a good swearing in, don't we? all the elected officials came out for this occasion. it may take me two hours to acknowledge each and every one of them, but i want to take this opportunity to recognize and thank the outgoing city attorney who has been our rock for 20 years. thank you dennis. (applause) and i see hiing in the crowd in her mask, the former city attorney before dennis, thank you for joining us. (applause) we're also joined by california's top law enforcer in the state, amazing he is joining us here today. thank you so much. (applause) we've got old mayors and new mayors and mayors just making it rain mayors, but i saw willy brown here earlier today, i want to thank him for being here. (

coming up we will delve into the new documentary moving's san francisco. first return to political news. >>> democratic congress member jackie spear announced she would not seek another term in office. kamala harris is finding herself on the defensive after a pole put her approval ratings at a dismal 28 percent earlier this month. so, first, let's discuss the reaction from california politicians to the verdict in the kyle rittenhouse case in kenosha, wisconsin. the jury said today that he was not guilty of the charges of killing two men and wounding a third with a semiautomatic rifle. what is the response coming out of our state leaders? >> not as much as you might've expected although we are taping this earlier in the day so we will have to see how that progresses. i was a little surprised at how forceful the governo statement was. he tweeted out america today, you can break the law, carry around weapons bill fo military, shoot and kill people and get away with it and went on to say that's basically the messae being sent to vigilantism nomination today. s

and james jones, born and raised in san jose. he was a receiver, ten seasons in the nfl, won super bowl xlv with the backers. also part of this hall of fame class, award winning sports columnist mark purdy, and two-time olympic gold medal swimmer, summer sanders. congratulations to all of them. a live look now at our traffic camera in walnut creek. jeff ranieri is going to join us next with the forecast for tomorrow. stay with us. we're all ready for a real vacation. one where you can sip tropical drinks with fruity garnishes, without having to get up. a vacation where you don't have to sweat the small stuff, like rummaging for room keys. and a vacation where drinks and wi-fi that's fast and reliable, are all included. because when you're on a real vacation together where you don't have to think about anything, you can finally enjoy everything. come aboard a medallionclass cruise with princess plus. visit princess.com or call 1-800-princess. >>> take a look. dense fog creating stunning sights in parts of the bay area this morning

a beautiful look at downtown san francisco from treasure island. temperatures are backing down into the 50s. san jose is right behind at 58 degrees. tomorrow looks like a nice dog walking day. we have fiona bringing you tomorrow's dog walking forecast. she 16 years old, blind and deaf, and still goes for 2 walks per day. be like fiona. but niche, mid to upper 60s. noticeable went throughout the day, but not all that strong during the afternoon. temperatures will start off chile tomorrow morning. upper 30s and the north bay families, but we will recover from that chilly start with temperatures around 60 degrees by noon, then into the low to mid 60s for high temperatures tomorrow afternoon. these numbers are 2 to 4 degrees above average for late november. as we look ahead to the thanksgiving weekend, we warm- up another few degrees in the end. back to that rainy outlook for early december, probably an overstatement to call it rainy, but a better outlook. it takes us right through the first 7 days of december here, and they show a good chance of above

people felt it here in san francisco. it hit in san ramone. the center was near crow canyon country club near the border near san ramonx danville. >> more than 3400 reported to the usgs. there's been at least two aftershocks. a 3.0 just minutes ago. no reports of damage but bart is running slower. we will have more on the story as we get it. >>> kpix5 is proud to kick off the yearly food for bay area family drive. >> pandemic has put more people in need than ever and that includes the food banks themselves. at san jose's second harvest donations can't keep pace. >> if you gave last year trust me we need your support this year. most of our clients, they lost hours and then they went through their savings. so we are going to see a long time for them to recover. >> we will be provialing different organizations to help our neighbors in need. to donate your time or money go to kpix.com/give. >>> the thanksgiving tradition is going strong for two former strangers. >> it all started back in 2016 when a text was sent to the wrong person inviting them

seven-day forecast san francisco, oakland, san jose. we will see drier weather through our afternoon. dry weather continues friday. then for saturday, there is a chance to see a few showers for around the bay, san francisco, oakland not so much for south bay and san jose and then dry weather sunday and shower chances pick up as we look to next week. inland east bay, north bay, coast, we will dry things out today with a little bit sunshine and then dry for friday. saturday, a better chance to see wet weather will be the north bay and coast, dry sunday and looking at showers picking up as we look ahead to next week. let's check with gianna for a look at traffic and those wet roadways. >>> it is already busy if you are along 880. we are tracking brake lights this morning through oakland area due to a crash involving a couple vehicles and two left lanes are blocked. you can see the red and yellow popping up on censors which indicates slower speeds, 16 miles per hour, as you head through that area. this is south 880 after 66 around the colos

fortunately the san andreas fault runs offshore before it reaches san francisco. so the billions of extra pounds of development in the city is not likely to impact it. >> if you have a series of buildings, fairly heavy buildings all together, they tend to influence each other. >> reporter: he is an internationally recognized expert on tall building foundations. he says while there may be no seismic concern for san francisco, there is been little research about the collective impact of entire corridors of high rises on the earth below. >> i've been doing foundation design for i guess nearly 30 years now. and it's not something that was actually ever thought of. not on the sort of level that you're talking about. >> anything contributing to 34 ground surface is something to worry about. >> reporter: he is now studying manhattan because it is sinking, too, and faces the same threat as san francisco from climate change. he points out, ground level and sea level heading in opposite directions is a dangerous scenario for coastal cities. >> so if you have all this going

san mateo. we've got some issues southbound. 1 one or the east poplar avenue, an accident there that has since been cleared. now we have a disabled vehicle in this area. and that's slowing things down along the san mateo bridge heading into the city a little under 20 minutes for your drive time that we had a traffic hazard on the bay bridge. it really slowed us down this morning. look at those delays 20 minutes for your drive as you're heading across towards the peninsula and here in berkeley, they just clear this traffic accident. 80 westbound east of gilman street. but you still do have residual delays from that. so again, we're going to more traffic coming up the door and james, back to you. thanks a lot. let's talk sports and the worriers are at the top of their game. top of the western conference because again, another win at home. they did the forty-niners. however, because of their most recent losses. now at the bottom. >> of the nfc west. the cardinals came out victorious over the weeken

. >>> y en san mateo expanden la capacidad de vauanción para impulsar la jornada infnaitl los próximos días , así comenzamos . >>> este es su noticiero telemundo 48, buenas tardes, gracias por acompañarnos la violencia en oakland cobró la vida de una de sus víctimas más peueñas un bebé de dos años que fue impactado con una bala pedida, esto tiene la comunidad sustada, te escuchamos buenas tardes, fátima para entender esta realidad el año pasado fueron 109 homicidios en todo el año y ahora ya llevamos 119 homicidios el más reciente ocurrió ayer en la autopista 180 y mire estas imágenes que circulan por las redes sociales y se ve el momento cuando oficiales de policía están en la autopista que estuvo cerrada por varias horas y estaban inspeccinando un auto blanco y dicen que esta familia estaba en el vehiculo cuando esta bala pérdida impactó a este niño que falleció en un hospital y la familia dice que este bebé fue ipactado en la cabeza nosotros salimos a las calles para hablar ccn estas persona y esta señora me expresó lo que siente . >>> con mucha inseguridad p

joaquín, san mateo, etc. anunciaron la creación de la asociación para compartir información y el esfuerzo de en conjunto que les hará fase llevar a los involucrados en el robos organizado frente a la justicia >>> se distribuyeron más de 7000 pavos a familias necesitadas en el barrio de la misión de san francisco como nos cuenta pilar la demanda por ayuda sigue subiendo >>> en la calle de la palma y la calle 19 es un oasis de esperanza >>> es excelente vamos a tener pavo en mi casa por la corporación lo vamos a tener con esta cena >>> más de 7000 pavos y víveres se repartieron a familias necesitadas para que celebren el día de acción de gracias >>> tuve una caída en el trabajo y esta comida me ayuda bastante, me pagan poco ahora me dieron manzana >>> cientos de personas enfrentan los rigores de la pandemia el encarecimiento de costo de vida la expiración de husillo como el desempleo >>> un problema que hay ahora es que mucha gente que recolectado beneficios, (nombre en inglés) francés acabó y a

seven-day forecast san francisco, oakland, san jose, a little bit more sunshine tuesday and wednesday, cooler thursday and friday with that rain coming back for us. inland east bay, north bay, coast, temperatures cooling down and then as we look to thursday and friday with the temperatures well below average for this time of year tracking that rain returning late thursday into friday. let's check with gianna. we have foggy conditions and areas we are seeing that fog of course is slow going and even some crashes. >> on 80 it's been a struggle. give yourself extra time. west bound, a couple crashes as you work out of hercules as well headed through the richmond area. one crash is west bound 80 before san pablo dam road, another near carlson boulevard. pockets of slowing as you head through. you may consider san pablo avenue as alternate. you see it runs adjacent to 80. when things get busy on 80, you might see surface streets getting busy as well. west bound 7830 before lemon street, crash with everything to the side of the road way. tracking brake lights west bound 80 out of vallejo to

i felt safe in san francisco. i recommend you visit san francisco because they have this incredible exhibit at the museum, the dejeoung. this is our city and now it's our time to take care of it to do everything we can in our respective positions to improve upon it. to make sure we're putting our all to it. not just for our economic future, but for the prosperity of each and every one of us. i want to thank so many people who are joining us today including rodney fong and helping bring businesses together. kevin carol from the hotel council, thank you so much and i want to see those hotels packed with people who are coming to the city. i'm fighting to get all these conventions and other activities and things here, but we know there's so much more work to do. i want to thank our deputy chief and david lizard. so many people working collaboratively together in order to ensure that this city is open for business, it's thriving and we're taking good care of one another like we did throughout this pandemic. thank you a

he is a san francisco native. he was an army veteran and served with the san francisco police department for 17 years. his widow tells you he tested positive for covid last week. saturday he was rushed to the hospital suffering from complications from covid where he later died. sources tell nbc bay area that he was among the 41 officers placed on leave for not meeting the vaccination deadline. >>> a live look at san francisco international airport which saw more tears of joy than usual today. this morning the u.s. lifted the ban on international travelers caused by covid. the result was a day of reunions after two years of pandemic separations. >> the international terminal heert sfo has always been a place where families are reunited after traveling long distances but these reunions today were extra special for many families. apart for two years because of pandemic restrictions. there might not be anything quite as heartwarming after seeing a loved one after a long time apart. for many families those timeless emb

it will put us at 68 in cupertino, 69 in san jose. east bay, contra costa,al immediate a counties, 64 in vallejo. 67 in pleasanton, 66 in red wood city. marina 68. maybe off to a meeting in napa, yountville, saint halyna, work in the wine industry. sun, 67 in napa, 69 in ukiah, down to mill valley 65. so, yes, this is beautiful but we want more rain in here. so, there's going to be chances of rain this week. not a big storm system but i am seeing some showers by thursday night. that would continue into friday morning. only trace amounts to about .2 of an inch. things will kick out quickly by friday evening. on my seven-day forecast in san francisco, once again, chance of some showers thursday night into friday. and then we get some wind on saturday. i don't think it's anything to be overly concerned about right now. we'll have dry weather and some sun mixing in for your upcoming weekend. right here through the inland valleys, we will go down to 62 on friday. we go back up to 67 on sunday. >>> so, thanksgiving i know everybody is think

how unique san francisco is. how when you shop at a place like this, you find something that you may not find at any other store anywhere. today as we kickoff shop and dine in the 49, we are asking san franciscans and those who visit our city to shop locally. shop on hate and chestnut and union street and hayes valley and the inner sun sept where you see these incredible stores. because not only do we help to ensure trees storefronts remain open and available in these thriving neighborhoods we make sure we support our economy. with just a small increase in shopping locally, that can increase our support and revenues to the city by millions of dollars pouring into our economy to help businesses, to help employees and to help continue to make sure we are making the kinds of investments that we know will continue to support san francisco. it is great to be here with so many people to shop and dine in the 49. since i knew i was coming today i know which candles i need today. one of my friends have a baby. they have b

it's be at every store in this city in san francisco know when you would row abc 7 news san francisco supervisor, matt haney announced plans today to introduce to introduce a resolution officially apologizing to chinese americans for a century and a half of mistreatment much of early part of san francisco's history was defined by anti-chinese racism and people need to know that we have to tell that history. we have to confront it. we have to be honest about it. haney says the racism continues to this day evidenced by the rise in violent attacks against people of asian descent since the pandemic began. he says the effort is not just symbolic. he says more investments in the chinese-american community need need to be made antioch, san jose. angeles have issued similar apologies this year now, we should know any minute now what will happen to a controversial statue in san jose right now. the city council is discussing whether to take down the statue of former mayor thomas fallon, it currently stands near san pedro square the statue depicts fallon raising the us flag in san jose in 1846 o

>> san francisco is coming back for real. the weather is all right. hi everybody. i'm san francisco mayor london breed and i'm glad to be here with all of you today at city hall. i know we come and we gather for so many different things, but today is an opportunity for us to recognize some unsung heroes in our city. and let me tell you it has been a very challenging 18 months when the decision to shelter in place was made and we had to communicate to the public. we had a very challenging time. so many people said what are we going to do. there are people who need to be fed. there are people who don't have a roof over their heads. their folks who need support. we don't even know what this virus is. how are we going to get ppe? it was a very tough time and not only did san francisco do an incredible job, the people standing up here with me today. they rolled up their sleeves. they didn't shy away and they put themselves at risk in order to help other people. and so today, we are honoring them you saw us as the faces of the challenges of the pandemic and people throug

i love san francisco. i moved to this city to go to sf state and i loved it so much that i never left. and i'm really proud to be working at next door. i don't know why they picked me to be up here, but all of you, your passion for the neighborhoods. i'm so grateful to all of our partners at the city with the department of public works. can i just say there's a community elm bass so thank you to urban alkamine for being so passionate about neighborhoods you're doing amazing work in the city and i think what's really cool about today is that this is probably one of the first times we're really seeing this multi-layer partnership between companies, between and people of the city who live here and work here. for all of you for showing up on this special day. to cultivate a kinder world where everyone has a neighborhood they can belong and kindness, exactly what we're doing today showing it making our world giving back to others i'm so thrilled that our headquarters is just a few blocks away that we're going t

not just san francisco but oakland and san jose also have the vaccine mandates. here is nbc bay area's jean elle. >> reporter: a san francisco police officer dies after testing positive for covid. he worked for the sfpd for 17 years. his widow says the 47 year old tested positive for covid last week and was rushed to the hospital saturday where he died. police sources tell nbc bay area he was among the 41 officers placed on leave for not meeting the city's november 1st vaccination mandate. as of tonight, the san francisco human resources department says 98% of city employees are now vaccinated. in san jose, city officials say 95% of employees have now provided proof of vaccination. of the 354 that have not yet gotten their shots, all but six are either on their way to full vaccination status or have religious or medical exemptions. >> and if they received their exemption, they have to be tested at least twice a week and show that they have a negative covid test to remain on the workforce. >> reporter: the city of san jose has sent out notices to the six employees

not much wind in san jose. different story, though, on the higher peaks east of downtown. 47 in dublin and over towards walnut creek and concord, now down to 48 degrees. know tis the winds. southeast at 5, but a different story on the mountain tops and we're going to look at those winds in a moment. first, tomorrow's air quality. moderate, as the offshore breezes start to back off a bit. i think you're going to notice haze in the air, especially as we get towards monday and tuesday. so, now a look at those peak wind gusgusts. we'll see gusts from around 30 to 40 miles per hour. mainly for elevations above 3,000 feet and as we drop down to the diablo range and santa cruz mountains, breezes at times near the tops of the summits and the ridges, but not the valleys. the north bay by tomorrow morning, looking like a chilly start. lots of 40s across the board. by lunchtime, mid 60s. a little less wind later in the day in the hills. upper 60s around the south bay. mid 60s around the tri-valley and upper 60s around san

pumpkin pie and turkey hats in san jose. they kicked a field goal to take a brief lead, but second quarter, the quarterback tries to make a play, fumbles, and the bulldogs recover. two plays later, jake kaner finds a wide open jacob nims. the spartans trail 23-9 at the break. third quarter, this play fake willful the camera. derek deese junior refusing to go down. first down. spartans move the ball, but no touchdowns. fresno state opening up here in the third quarter. perverse, gets back to the quarterback, who throws it to jaelyn crawford. the spartan season ends on a three-game losing streak. fresno state wins. derek carr and the raiders in dallas taking on the cowboys. the raiders start off hot. desean jackson, 7-0 on a 56 yard touchdown. vegas up by as many as 11. fourth quarter, dak prescott for the score. add the two-point conversion. we are tied up 30-30. and over time, the game-winning field goal . vegas wins. all this in the building. -- evlis -- elvis in the building. josh allen with four touchdowns for buffalo. th

i felt safe in san francisco. i recommend you visit san francisco because they have this incredible exhibit at the museum, the dejeoung. this is our city and now it's our time to take care of it to do everything we can in our respective positions to improve upon it. to make sure we're putting our all to it. not just for our economic future, but for the prosperity of each and every one of us. i want to thank so many people who are joining us today including rodney fong and helping bring businesses together. kevin carol from the hotel council, thank you so much and i want to see those hotels packed with people who are coming to the city. i'm fighting to get all these conventions and other activities and things here, but we know there's so much more work to do. i want to thank our deputy chief and david lizard. so many people working collaboratively together in order to ensure that this city is open for business, it's thriving and we're taking good care of one another like we did throughout this pandemic. thank you a

san francisco in general that we don't lose a grip of what san francisco's came from. tommy's is a place that you'll always recognize whenever you lock in the door. you'll see the same staff, the same bartender and have the same meal and that is great. that's important. ♪♪ >> the service that san francisco heritage offers to the legacy businesses is to help them with that application process, to make sure that they really recognize about them what it is that makes them so special here in san francisco. ♪♪ so we'll help them with that application process if, in fact, the board of supervisors does recognize them as a legacy business, then that does entitle them to certain financial benefits from the city of san francisco. but i say really, more importantly, it really brings them public recognition that this is a business in san francisco that has history and that is unique to san francisco. >> it started in june of 1953. ♪♪ and we make everything from scratch. everything. we started a you -- we started a off with 12 flavors and mango fruits from the philippin

how unique san francisco is. how when you shop at a place like this, you find something that you may not find at any other store anywhere. today as we kickoff shop and dine in the 49, we are asking san franciscans and those who visit our city to shop locally. shop on hate and chestnut and union street and hayes valley and the inner sun sept where you see these incredible stores. because not only do we help to ensure trees storefronts remain open and available in these thriving neighborhoods we make sure we support our economy. with just a small increase in shopping locally, that can increase our support and revenues to the city by millions of dollars pouring into our economy to help businesses, to help employees and to help continue to make sure we are making the kinds of investments that we know will continue to support san francisco. it is great to be here with so many people to shop and dine in the 49. since i knew i was coming today i know which candles i need today. one of my friends have a baby. they have b

san francisco could be an epicenter. >> san francisco can be a leader here. a global leader in the cannabis movement and set a bar just to other communities and cities and states and this nation how it is done. [♪♪♪] [>> we broke ground in december of last year. we broke ground the day after sandy hook connecticut and had a moment of silence here. it's really great to see the silence that we experienced then and we've experienced over the years in this playground is now filled with these voices. >> 321, okay. [ applause ] >> the park was kind of bleak. it was scary and over grown. we started to help maclaren park when we found there wasn't any money in the bond for this park maclaren. we spent time for funding. it was expensive to raise money for this and there were a lot of delays. a lot of it was just the mural, the sprinklers and we didn't have any grass. it was that bad. we worked on sprinkler heads and grass and we fixed everything. we worked hard collecting everything. we had about 400 group members. every a little bit helped and now the park is b

san francisco, oakland and san jose. inland east bay. the north bay and the coast you can see warming ujust a bit as we look to thanksgiving friday and into the weekend. >> let's check in with gianna. there are some locations dealing slow downs. >> yeah. it's busy. there's a couple of hot spots. we have been watching the richmond, san rafael bridge. we have a lot of dirt, debris and working hard to clear it. everything is cleared but the damage is done. look at that back up. like look hire. this is commuters going toward the toll plaza. it caused a trickle effect for those commuters going to the marin side. we are seeing speeds down to six miles an hour. once you are past the pay gates it looks better toward 101. looks like westbound 80 starting to see some slow and go conditions. san pablo into richmond improves but your travel time 20 minutes as you head from the maze over to 1401 across the bay bridge. richmond, san rafael 15 minutes castro street to 101. you can use highway 37 but that's about a 30 minute travel time. you may be bett

low 70's in san jose. 68 in concord, as well as san francisco. the accuweather 7-day forecast, little change. some high clouds, slightly cooler along the shoreline tomorrow. that holds for true, and then we're getting back into a steady pattern with cool mornings, sunny, and mild. afternoons, unseasonably mild. a little cooler, but dry into next weekend. stephanie: great, temperatures outside for the men or alighting on union square at 4:45, looking forward to that. thanks for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm stephanie sierra along with lisa argen. the news continues at 9:00 a.m. have a gate day. ♪ ♪ when the chapstick goes on. it's on. get yours on at chapstick.com >>> good morning, america. global concerns about the new covid-19 variant. >> a new variant thrown into the mix is exactly what we don't want at this time. >> israel now closing its borders as more countries around the world confirm new cases. and 13 of those 61 airline passengers from south africa to netherlands find out they're infected with the omicron variant. >>> travel rest

i'm not in san francisco right now but san francisco always with me. i asked that we build the most affordable and cleanest and most equitable electric grid that we can. i'm going to talk more about renewable and cleanpowersf. i feel in this change of management that i would advocate for what i call municipalization of our electric grid. that way, the people of san francisco can have oversight over the delivery of electricity as well as the generation. >> caller: i want to congratulate mr. herrera for his appointment on sfpuc. i supported state water board quality control plan as it was presented in 2018. because i want the ecosystem protected. it has been heart breaking to see the ecologies of river basin decline in these past years. we don't want the source of our water, the san joaquin to collapse. thank you, i will hope you will move forward. >> thank you for your comments. >> caller: good afternoon. i'm a professor of environmental science. also science advisor to tuolumne river trust. looking forward to working together on protecting water resour

you will see that for san francisco, oakland and san jose. it's late monday through tuesday where we get the best of the rain out of that one and could get a half an inch of rain in the city. it will be a widespread rain maker. >> thank you, darren and thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. don't forget the news continues all day on cbsn bay area. we'll if you smell gas, you're too close. leave the structure, call 911, keep people away, and call pg&e right after so we can both respond out and keep the public safe. i'm jeff glor in monew york. president biden about to deliver an infrastructure bill. the president's build back better act still on hold. listen in. >> -- 5. million jobs since we took office on january 20th. recent unemployment rate of 4.6%. two full years earlier than the vast majority economist projected that would happen, and we've, we're just getting started. we did something that's long overdue. that long has been talked about in washington. never actually has been done. house of representatives passed an infrastruc

francisco. 68 in san rafael. low 60's like fairfield. 69 in livermore and san level 1 system is coming in late thursday into friday. scattered showers. looking at less than a quarter of an inch for most of you and breezy at times. late tlate t slowing down, so it might not be until friday that we start to see the wet weather across the region going into early friday afternoon. make sure you have the umbrellas both days, most likely thursday night into friday. rainfall totals, anywhere from about 0.01 inches to about seven inches in some of the wetter spots. morgan hill, you may not measure at all. morning fog followed by a milder day. close to average wednesday, than a level 1 system for late thursday night into friday. that really is a weak system, just enough to wet the ground, but we will take any rain. over the weekend, we go back to fog, dry conditions. we will see tuesday night into wednesday some gusty offshore winds and again saturday night into sunday. the good news is because of the recent rain, fires a

peninsula coming in with some afternoon sunshine and 65 in san mateo. san francisco, we will have some 50s right there in the outer sunset with 59. and for the north bay, 66 in santa rosa. 67 in napa. my seven-day forecast, a chance of showers thursday night into friday morning. only trace amounts to about .2", and across the inland valley, we will see those numbers go to 67 by sunday. so get over that shower bump, we have a nice weekend coming our way and some more rain chances, it looks good for december. so not a bad week coming our way. >> looks good. now we have to start prepping for thanksgiving week and all that stuff. the turkey, everything. >> a lot on the to-do list. thanks, jeff. >> for your wife. >> no, i'll be on the roof with the gutters. >> all right. >> up next, planning a walk-out tomorrow at cal. and all the other uc campuses. why teachers are fed up. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist, a

this is san jose's 50th deadly crash of the year. >> we are learning a san francisco police sergeant has been placed on unpaid leave after being arrested. sergeant cole was off-duty when he was arrested on suspicion of robbery, a rite aid in san mateo , wednesday evening. san mateo police say he was charged with second-degree robbery, and resisting arrest. he was taken into custody, but has since been released on bond. police say cole joined the department 27 years ago in 1994. >> we received a call for service, that there was an in progress robbery. our officers arrived on scene shortly thereafter, where they in fact encountered an individual who was later identified as the suspect, who was arrested. they were able to safely arrest him on scene. >> cole has worked as a homeless outreach officer for the police department point >>> looking at at san francisco, where residents of an iconic neighborhood are battled after a brazen shooting. kpix 5's shawn chitnis spoke with residents in the haight . the shooting is not the only thing leaving them on edge. >> reporter: it certainly catchi

you can see the bright yellows and reds indicating heavier rain around san ramon and over san francisco where we are just seeing that shot. it's going to be moving through with heavy rain but 580 really wet right now and parts of the east bay to the south bay we're seeing a light to moderate rain and this is -- this storm system that's coming in will stick with us for a few more hours. we're looking at decent rainfall totals in parts of the north bay. not only tracking this storm. there's another one well out in the pacific that's going to be moving in by the middle to end of the week. but we're going to continue to see this rain spreading in off and on showers with some of the lighter rainfall totals across parts of the trivalley. much heavier for the santa cruz mountains and the north bay. we'll talk more about how much rain you can expect where you live. that's coming up in the forecast in a few minutes. >> thanks, kari. last week's historic downpour moved to be a real test for the napa valley. it was recently restored to prevent flooding but climate change continues to threaten near

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from 65 in san francisco, 63daley city. 67 san leandro. the mid to upper 60's. sonoma, 67 in napa. 66. veteran's day forecast for tomorrow and we are looking at beautiful weather for tomorrow. low to mid-60s's along the coast. upper 60's around the bay and low 70's inland as we celebrate our veterans. seven day forecast, there we go with dry and weather conditions over the next several days. high pressure really in place rethe weekand rethrough th the week in to the weekend with temperatures slowly on the rise for the inland east bay, north bay and the coast. you can see the quiet conditions, temperatures on the rise. climbing thursday, friday and into the weekend. we were hoping maybe by next tuesday we may see rain. the weather models keeping us dry into early next week. let's check in with gianna. how are the roadways? >> good morning. it's not bad. the peninsula looking good. the freeway. not seeing any problems. we are dealing fog. if are you working with highway 1 through half moon bay. limited visibility along the coast. just a heads up. foggy conditions

>>> we're here in fisherman's wharf, a very popular destination for tourists in san francisco, not too far from the high school that i went to galleleio high school. and this is frequently visited by tourists for people to enjoy the businesses, a lot of the restaurants, to ride the cable car which i'm so happy that all of these things are continuing to open. and they're opening because we're fortunate in san francisco that we are seeing a change as it relates to covid. at least 83% of san franciscans are fully vaccinated, so we should be very proud of what we've done from the very beginning of this pandemic to where we are now. so thank you all so much for getting vaccinated. and it's not too late. we always make it easy for folks to get vaccinated so please do your part to continue to keep everyone safe. but san francisco is a beautiful city and the golden gate bridge, this is one of the most beautiful cities in the world and people come to visit from all over the world because it's magical, but we do have challenges. like any other major city we have serious challenges around car bre

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san jose is the warm place to the map. anywhere from 63 in the pacific and 62 in antioch the cool spot some of the fog spilling in from the central valley might be stubborn but 70 for san jose, you have a better chance of hitting 70 in san hose hose for saturday and sunday and temperatures back off monday, tuesday and wednesday and even with more clouds overhead next week, still no rain chances in the forecast. enjoy the dry weekend and we'll be here keeping an eye on things and hoping we can be thankful for additional rain as we do around the corner from november into december. >> warm will feel good in the meantime, thank you. >>> how all the congestion in california ports is clearing the way for holiday shopping scams. >>> and streaming tonight on cbsn bay area, how world leaders are putting the pressure on tech giants to protect children online. you can find cbsn bay area on the kpix app. >>> we're also on the cbs news app, you can download it for free on your favorite streaming device. hi honey! hi mommy! oh i missed