over san mateo county but some of it creeping into the santa clara valley, how long the cooler weather will stick in the forecast as well. >> i am elizabeth cook. >> i am ken bastida, streaming on cbsn bay area, joe biden is on the brink of winning the presidency got updated vote totals with the last two hours showing the former vice presidents lead in pennsylvania growing slightly, to nearly 29,000 votes now. in arizona the lead shrink to almost 30,000 votes today, he still holds a 22,000 vote advantage in nevada. in georgia, just 4000 votes separate the two candidates. >> according to cbs news projections, if biden wins pennsylvania or any of two of the other remaining states he would pass 270 electoral votes, the number needed to win the presidency. >> michael george reports from wilmington, delaware, where the former vice president spoke

just hours ago.>> reporter: it is addressed to the nation, joe biden did not declare victory, but what we heard was essentially his victory speech, he talked about his plan to be covid and the plan to bring the nation together. meanwhile president trump focused on the lawsuits he hopes will bring them back into the race. as presidential election ballots continued to be counted key states, joe biden spoke friday night. >> we don't have a final declaration of victory yet, but the numbers tell us it's clear, a clear and convincing story. we are going to win the race. >> reporter: he offered a message of unity. >> it's time for us to come together as a nation to heal, it's not going to be easy. >> reporter: he has pulled ahead of president trump into key states, pennsylvania and georgia, the former vice president leads by just a few thousand votes in georgia. >> with a margin that fall there will likely be a recount in georgia. >> reporter: as soon as the

democratic challenger pulled ahead pennsylvania friday morning the trump campaign issued a statement, the selection is not over, friday evening the president tweeted, i had such a big lead late to election night only to the see the leads miraculously disappear, maybe they will return as legal proceedings move forward. as joe biden watched the results, his campaign officials are working on a transition team. around the country, supporters of both candidates continue to protest. from a count every vote parade in washington dc. >> we want votes counted. >> and phoenix arizona. >> trump is going to fight. >> reporter: joe biden is ahead in arizona and nevada, while trump is ahead in north carolina. another development as the white house hangs in the balance, president trump's chief of staff, mark meadows, who was opposed to wearing a

mask, has now tested positive for covid. michael george. >> we are awaiting word on whether anyone else in the president's inner circle tested positive. this video shows mark meadows in close contact with the first family and administration members on election day, the far right of the screen there, he was not wearing a mask. the days of anticipation and uncertainty have been wearing on some voters on both sides of the aisle. we have team coverage tonight with reaction from both republicans and democrats, and we begin with kpix 5's len ramirez. >> reporter: a roller coaster ride for democrats, the early trump lead in the swing states that joe biden has now overcome, his supporters can only hope that it holds. this group of san jose activists usually takes to the

streets to call for peace in faraway lands. >> i think everyone should be on the streets like this. >> reporter: they are out here rooting for joe biden to bring a calm and orderly finish to america's election. >> it has been excruciating, we need certainty.>> reporter: the south bay democratic assembly member says he has been sleepless and anxious watching these low returns in sacramento and at home with his father. he says a joe biden presidency would bring maturity and civility to the white house and a renewed focus on democratic issues. >> we have literally hundreds of kids locked up on the border that need to find their families. we still have a white house that is going after lgbtq writes, after he women's right to choose, and on and on. the environmental catastrophe. a lot of issues that are bread- and-butter issues for most californians and certainly democrats, we can get back to

work again. >> reporter: he faces likely roadblocks in the senate. >> covid recovery, big budget packages, those kinds of things, he will need to make some friends among the couple of moderate republicans left in the caucus.>> we don't have a final declaration, of the victory yet. >> reporter: not claiming victory, but he signaled job one could be trying to bring the nation together. >> we don't have any more time to waste on partisan warfare. >> reporter: in san jose, len ramirez. here in brentwood, we have witnessed a clear divide between democrats and republicans, but there is also division among republicans on what president trump's next move should be in the selection. in downtown brentwood, doors were boarded up as business owners feared a clash between biden and trump supporters would lead to vandalism, some residents in this town are ready for the violence to end. >> i am over it.

it is time to be done. it is time to call it and be done with it. >> reporter: the brentwood resident chris rogers said she voted for trump, she has been discouraged for house support for a certain candidate has fractured relationships. >> we are who we are, we love each other for who we are not who we voted for. >> reporter: there are trump supporters who say the election is far from over and they would like to present to keep fighting. >> i think it is rigged. >> it could possibly be rigged, some things don't add up. >> reporter: there are different views on whether the president should concede if he falls short of the needed electoral votes, many agree on one thing, moving on is a united country will be difficult. >> regardless of who is elected, honestly, it's not going to be a good outcome. >> i'm not feeling very hopeful on that in the upcoming months. hopefully down the future, but it is getting worse and worse. >> i don't see it happening

anytime soon, but i personally have hope. >> reporter: there was a protest through downtown brentwood tonight, but no reports of vandalism to local businesses. in brentwood, kpix 5. >> for the very latest updates on the vote count, check out kpix.com, watch cbsn bay area on the kpix 5 news app. turning to the weather, a chilly start to the weekend, temperatures dropping dramatically, take a look at this. rain in san jose within the last few hours. >> paul hagan joins us with a look at the rapidly changing conditions. rain? >> we can watch that for the last 27 minutes. >> it beats the vote count. [ laughter ] we've got movement in the rain. over san mateo, some of the showers have been surviving and traveling into the santa clara

valley. zooming in for a closer look, the moisture gets squeezed out as it tries to climb over the coastal ranges, heavier downpours south and east of half moon bay, a few showers have been making their way into los gatos and santa clara. temperatures have dropped off significantly, a lot of 40s on the map, down to 41 in santa rosa already, 43 in petaluma, and spots in the north bay that dip into the other 30s tonight. upper 30s. rain chances up and down for the next few days, we would be tracking that the next few days. guatemalan search brigades have begun pulling the first bodies from a massive landslide caused by tropical storm ada, at least 100 people are feared dead. it made landfall on the coast of nicaragua as a category 4 hurricane on tuesday, it is projected to head towards cuba and florida. a sheriff deputy in the

north bay facing criminal charges tonight. the deadly confrontation that could land him in prison. first amusement park to reopen in california will welcome visitors in a matter of hours, tonight, the rules to rawhide on the boardwalk. struggling bay area restau

tonight we have some pretty incredible new video of a helicopter crashing onto the roof the hospital, in los angeles, carrying a heart for a transplant patient, when he crashed on the helipad. the pilot and 2 others managed to escape with only minor injuries likely, the hospital in turn said the building shook cobb you can see it scattered all over the path there, blood everywhere, thankfully the hardware is kept in, intact, transplanted to the person in need, the ntsb has been called in to investigate what caused the crash.

a former sonoma county sheriff's deputy has been charged with excessive use of force and involuntary manslaughter, according to the attorney general's office, a bloomfield man, and his role in the death a year ago, david glenn ward died in police custody after a brief high- speed chase, looked at the sonoma county jail, posted bail on monday and we will be arraigned next week. -- he will be arraigned. the antigovernment boogaloo movement, one man standing trial, facing charges of threatening a santa clara county health officers. a judge ordered 55-year-old alan villa ringo to stand trial. accused of sending threatening letters to dr. sarah cody over her handling of the counties covid-19 response. the trial could begin in january, he faces nearly 4 years in prison if he is

convicted. the u.s. has set another single day record for new coronavirus cases, that number, over 125,000 according to the covid tracking project, the virus killed nearly 1200 americans just today alone. new 11:00, california's oldest amusement park will be the first to reopen in the middle of the pandemic, the santa cruz beach boardwalk will be back in business tomorrow but there is a catch. only santa cruz county residents can hop onto the rides and reservations are mandatory. the boardwalk however is open to everyone, the beach boardwalk got the green light to reopen because santa cruz county is in the states orange tear. a live look outside in san francisco, temperatures currently in the low 50s. that is presenting a new challenge for some restaurants during the pandemic. betty shows us how restaurant owners are getting creative to keep their businesses up as the temperatures go down. you are all bundled up tonight

betty.>> reporter: that's right ken, i came prepared, tonight was really the first test of people's willingness to dine outdoors on a cold night and the crowd was decent, restaurant owners used heat lamps and live entertainment to attract the crowd.>> reporter: tonight's dinner crowd on the 2 blocks of valencia street that are closed to car traffic was thinner than usual. but a fair amount of people ventured out with jackets and beanies.>> a little chilly, we got some hot sock a here, very nice. we will get some mittens out next time any stronger code. >> reporter: this restaurant said that business is down about 35% compared to last friday. it's manager said it has been unable to get heat lamps because of a shortage, and currently it does not have a

park let. >> we don't know how will go heading into winter, even if you have those, they are people going to come out when it's raining, in san francisco when you have rain coming down, it blows with the wind, so you're going to get people who don't want to come out. >> reporter: west of pecos, they do have a park let, and hoping to install some kind of coverage to protect from the rain, it is relying on indoor dining to give them a boost as temperatures drop. it is currently allowed at 25% capacity. >> due to everything going on with covid, to go out, with takeout and delivery, it has been very beneficial for a lot of the restaurants here.>> reporter: the live music and atmosphere were still a draw for some diners to eat outdoors. >> i feel pretty good, it's kind of warm for me, i'm visiting from seattle like you said, but it is warm enough. a lot of the restaurants have heaters, you have to wear a poopy jacket and you are

usually pretty good.>> reporter: 41 degrees, 10 degrees colder than here, it is about perspective. many people told us that they chose to dine outdoors even though it was chillier, because they thought it was safer given the pandemic than dining indoors. live in san francisco, betty yu. kpix 5. a little cooler, a little higher up, the first snowflakes of the season were falling in the sierra, in the boreal resort, fresh powder, they are excited, the slopes have been pretty dry and brown but that could change this weekend, the lake tahoe area is expecting up to 1 foot of snow.>> almost thanksgiving. it shouldn't be 90 degrees at thanksgiving.>> the core of our experiences outside, we are excited to see the storms come in and get people excited for coming back. >> tonight a warning to people

heading to bay area beaches, keep a safe distance from the water, a look at the swells off of the point today, some waves as big as 12 feet things to a storm heading towards us.>> it is here. a lot of people are grateful, you feel for the restaurants that have to serve people outdoors, but i got the sense that people are kind of into it. >> an extra layer 2, the little heat lamps put out a decent amount of energy. and we would just kind of get used to it. we've had other challenges that were more daunting. let's take a look the radar, a decent amount of rain, as we looked on the peninsula into the southern part of san mateo county, have your downpours making their way farther to the east, it gets squeezed out along the santa cruz mountains, some of it into the santa clara valley. northern napa county, a batch of showers is trying to drop in. that will travel through the eastern half of the bay area. putting everything in

motion, you can see curving around, the center of the storm sends center is right around us. showing the batch of showers at the northern tip of napa county, dropping down the diablo range. maybe a couple of showers out there, as the sun comes up, the rest of the day saturday, and mix of clouds and sunshine. and i stay. cool, breezy, it will feel like november. another chance for a few passing showers, it won't amount to a whole lot on sunday, a few blips of green along the coast, futurecast indicating another chance of showers from the east bay down into the santa clara valley sunday afternoon and then things will dry out for a few days. another chance for rain will head our way thursday or friday of next week off every three or four days, a chance for some of that much-needed rainfall. cooling off into the upper 40s in livermore, upper 40s in santa rosa, we will end up in the 40s areawide, and upper 30s

and the valleys of the northbay. a significant cooldown and it will be with us tomorrow, dog walking forecast is cool but sunny, monarch, castro valley, a professional at giving the side i, temperatures around 60 degrees for the highs, that will be the case not only castro valley, that will be the case across the entire bay area. that's zoom in for a closer look, mid 50s there, a mix of upper 50s and low 60s for the south bay, mostly low 60s as you had farther inland into the santa clara valley, 60s for the tri-valley and the diablo range, warmest parts into the mid 60s. only attend degree different from the coast inland, that is not much for the bay area, around 60 degrees for the central bay, low 60s for the northbay. temperatures in the same territory on sunday, a modest warm-up, tuesday and wednesday, mid 60s and lynn with low 60s around the bay, normal for this time of year.

thursday or friday will bring the next chance for rain, i don't think it will be both days but we have data point in both directions at this point, we will kind of broad brush that for now and get into the details as we had to next week, vern? >> straightahead in sports, a feel-good story comes along so out of nowhere is just wow. i give you the san jose state spartans football team, what a shock to the arm they delivered tonight. what happened? more than a game. and a reminder, kpix 5, 24 our forecast axis, and the newscast, and real-time news

college football up top, just wow, a south bay division i football program that said move over, taking a rifle seat at the big boy table, san jose state quarterback knocked down at san diego state, you figure the 2-0 start today snack, but here came nick, he directed 4

scoring drives, 14-10 third- quarter lead, san jose state, but back at the door again, tyler crashed in the fourth quarter, 21-17. when somebody had to make a play, they rose up and flushed the end zone, trey jenkins cobb bobbling interception, san jose state win 28-17, mountain west conference power, first 3-0 start since 1982! nfl, derek carr, better weather than this, a road favorite, and back on the covid-19 list, brown, as a result of repeated offenses of the covid-19 protocol, the teamp was find a $500,000 and stripped of a sixth round draft pick, over $1 million in fines the season, jon gruden's total is $250,000. his response today.

>> i'm proud of the guys i work with, we've done a heckuva job, very difficult process. and i stand by what we are doing. i believe we are doing a heckuva job.>> he did not say much, but owner mark davis told espn quote, the fines are draconian, outside the organization, people have the wrong idea about it, we take it seriously. they plan to appeal. roster reinforcements, three teammates are off the covid-19 restrictive this. and back with the team. nick mullens will remain the starters, so c.j. beathard will be the backup. jimmy garoppolo's ankle sprain will not require surgery, he will need an estimated 4-6 weeks before any decision can be made on if he plays the rest of the season. the 49ers plan on signing quarterback and open native josh johnson to provide some

depth. the oakland tech quarterback, the cousin of marshawn lynch, 49ers are at the saints next sunday. thank you vern, and one northern ca

they say money does not grow on trees but in one northern california town, it just might. >> intended to help vendors and farmers in calaveras county, this farmers market one except her bills are credit card instead, vendors are taking wooden coins made out of ponderosa pine trees, the currency is nicknamed mother lode gold.>> customers can purchase a mother lode gold piece for $10, vendors give them a 10% discount for using the wooden coins and shoppers

get change back in cash. >> a great idea. >> it all works out.

the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> thank you for watching the news all week long, it was a long week. >> not over yet. >> continue streaming on cbsn bay area. have a (announcer) the following is a paid advertisement for time life's music collection. (the paris sisters) ♪ i love how your eyes close ♪ whenever you kiss me ♪ and when i'm away (announcer) do you remember your first date? (bobby vinton) ♪ she wore blue... -slow dancing. -♪ ...velvet (announcer) and that very first kiss. (shelley fabares) ♪ johnny angel ♪ how i love him (announcer) it was a special time in your life. it was the teen years.

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