temperatures in the 30s and 40s this morning. on our way to slightly warmer than average afternoon temperatures under total sunshine. 57 to 62. we ll take a greater look at that weekend coming up next. here is kumasi. thank you. happening right now, a new mandatory travel quarantine order is in effect put on by the city of san francisco to stop the winter spike of covid-19. anybody who leaves the bay area is told they musti imust isolat ten days when they get back. it took effect at midnight and we re getting mixed reviews from travelers. julian glover is tracking this as part of our effort of building a better bay area. julian? good morning. we spoke to the airport spokesman here. he said travel is down about 80% from this time last year. so not a ton of people traveling here to sfo after that thanksgiving rush. the new quarantine order for san francisco is meant to keep the people traveling back into the city from spreading the virus once they get here. the new orde
president trump saying we should know the results of the election on november 3rd but some states don t open mail-in ballots until election day. looking at the white house, in anticipation of protests, federal law enforcement sources tell abc news there s more plans to add more non-scalable fencing around the white house. businesses in the area are boarding up in anticipation of protests. you can share your experience voting by mail, dropping off your ballot or voting in person through a form we posted on our website, abc7news.com/election. developing news on the covid-19 emergency. cases are rising in 48 states. the exceptions are delaware and nebraska. yesterday more than 4,500 new cases of coronavirus were reported. that s higher than the 14-day average, which is 4,200 cases. europe is dealing with a second lockdown. a six-month state of emergency in spain has triggered riots in the country. you can see here crowds clashing with police breaking windows, throwing firewo
musical guest, braison cyrus, and featuring the legendary roots crew. questlove: 980, charlotte. steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] jimmy: thank you ry welcome, everybody, welcome, welcome, welcome. what a crowd. welcome to the tonight show. this is it. you re here. [ cheers and applause ] big show tonight. guys, if you re watching from home, you re in for a great show. if you re watching from jail, then you probably work for the president. [ laughter ] so today was the big sentencing hearing for trump s former lawyer, michael cohen. he got 36 months in prison, or as trump put it, that s like, 20 years. [ laughter ] that s right. cohen got three years for arranging illegal hush-money payments for trump. but cohen said, could have been worse. i could have been sentenced to be white house chief of staff. [ laughter ] that would ve been if you don t remember cohen, here he is. there, yeah. [ light laughter ] he looks pretty innoce
today i m in a beautiful city that s even more lovely in december nuremberg in the southern german state of bavaria and i m really looking forward to seeing the famous christian the smocked. and i m in pretty good company around here about two point five million visitors roam the streets of nuremberg old town during the christmas season in order to take in this very unique atmosphere they come from all over the world as norm has become an international tourism magnet for preakness mistress and today i want to try and find out why that is. what does nuremberg have that other cities don t. walk into nuremberg mediæval old town will give us a good introduction to this city. we ll also check in with globe trotters steve heinous shoes and a winter wonderland otherwise known as finland. and we ll see sunny skies to this week s viewer video takes us to the colombian island of sunday s. i m going to start maestro at the show in a broaden our beautiful fountain it resembles a giganti