Their ballots. The two men who want your vote for president are pulling out all the stops in the final days of the president ial campaign. Good evening, and thank you so much for joining us. I am dion lim. We begin, now, with your voice your vote and election exuberance is flooding election offices with early, mailin ballots. Out of 21 million registered voters in california, more than 10 million have now returned their votebymail ballots. In the bay area, more than 700,000 returned in alameda county. More than 540,000 in santa clara county. And more than 282,000 in San Francisco county. Abc 7 News Reporter, cornell barnard, has a look at some call home. Said its time to vote. And i said oh my goodness, lets go. Reporter rosa vaughn made a trip to the oakland arena, saturday, to vote. The home former home of the war has been transformed into a Voting Center, one of a hundred locations in alameda county. If we have the voice, we need to spoke. Reporter tim dupuis says you can still vote
Building a better bay area for a safe and secure future. This is abc 7 news. Campaign crunch time. T minus two days until Election Night results. But more than 90 million americans have already cast their ballot. Both President Trump and joe biden are pulling out their final punches in battleground states, coming down to the wire if they want to win the white house for the next four years. Good morning, everyone. Its sunday, november 1. Im liz kreutz. Thank you for joining us. Well have much more on how the candidates are making their final push in battleground states in just a moment. But first, as always, lets start with a quick look at the weather. Heres meteorologist Frances Dinglasan. Good morning, frances. Good morning, liz, good morning, everyone. Hope you enjoyed that extra hour asleep. We have a gorgeous day ahead. Temperatures in the 50s and 60s right now. Oakland already up to 63 degrees. Its just so pretty outside. Here is a live view of santa cruz. You may want to head to
Near 80 at the beaches as well and the coast. Upper 60s to near 70. Sun sets at 5 10 this evening and mild days ahead before a chance of rain works its way into our sevenday forecast, which ill share with you in a little bit. Liz . Frances, thank you. Election exuberance is flooding offices with early mailin ballots. Out of 21 million registered voters in california, more than 10 million returned their vote by mail. More than 282,000 in San Francisco county. Abc 7 News Reporter Cornell Barnard has a look at how some are casting ballots where the warriors once called home. My son got me up this morning and said its time to vote and i said oh my goodness, well, lets go. Reporter rosa vaughn made a trip to the oakland arena saturday to vote. The former home of the warriors has been transformed into a voting. We the people have the voice and if we have the voice, we need to speak. Reporter Alameda County registrar of voters tim dupuis says you can still vote here if you dont feel comfortab
More than 2le 2,000 in San Francisco county. Abc 7 News Reporter Cornell Barnard has a look at how some are casting balance lotses where the warriors once called home. My son got me up this morning and said its time to vote and i said oh my goodness, well, lets go. Reporter rosa vaughn made a trip to the oakland arena saturday to vote. The former home of the warriors has been transformed into a voting. We the people have the voice and if we have the voice, we need to speak. Reporter Alameda County registrar of voters says you can still vote here if you dont feel comfortable going inside. We want our voters to know they have curbside voting, we can bring their ballot out to them and they can vote in their car in this parking lot or they can drive through if they have their ballot already that we mailed to them. Reporter josie mooney just voted in her halloween costume. I lost my absentee ballot, i think i threw it out with a bunch of newspapers. Ive never not voted so i wanted to come e
The conditions improve. That is, people could start to leave tomorrow, weather permitting. This gives you a better idea of where everyone is stranded. There in the Black Rock Desert north of reno. Most people cant get a cell phone signal making it a challenge to communicate. We begin our coverage tonight with abc seven News Reporter cornell bernard. We had planned on leaving yesterday, but you know, it seems thats not thats not the plan. Matt schuster from San Francisco is patiently waiting for the weather to change in black rock city, home to burning man. So right now, how some some, you know, its a light shower. Its schusters 19th year attending the counterculture arts festival. And this year, torrential rain has stranded tens of thousands of burners. Its made the desert floor better known as the playa. A muddy mess. Its really not a good decision to try to drive. Organizers say driver out, even walking out is not advised. It is clay. Its even worse than than mud. So. So it fills in