> >> happening now, campus safetys safety concerns at cal and stanford, students are speakingt speaking about their fears after after recent violent events. >> even though the fault is never for the victim we as studs as students, we know they feel . feel pressure. >> today marks national coming out day, we talk with the executive director about that important and personal decision. pretty soon you will be looking looking to shop for the holidays but this year there may be more more deep discounts. amazon launching a second prime day and and we will tell you how to get in on all the great deals. let's

let's get to this morning's top story, grand jury reports suggest 507 santa clara city reportl members engaged in fi e 49ve n llar support two membr electiany anis chlengg the current mayor. isnor unethical behavior or actions, everything is done transparentl. done transparently. we have done done nothing wrong. frankly it's it's just a witch hunt. >> the chronicle reports the police chief asked the district attorney to launch a report into into critical findings and the council relationship with the 49ers. once books and told us this is a kangaroo court with two members of the jury involved involved in creating this report report already removed due to conflicts of interest did not bother to interview three of the the councilmembers that criticize, they prohibited one from speaking to a lawyer and prohibited a councilmember.

> >> columbus park will be cleaned cleaned up where a homeless encampment of 100 people set up after it was moved from the flight path. the city is towing illegally parked vehicles today and they work to have the park cleared out in a month. 170 people have been placed in in many others saying they have nowhere else to go. > >> ukrainians take a second day of missile strikes from russia, 19 were killed yesterday and the the un calls this a shocking attack, president biden taking part in the emergency summit on the latest escalation of the war. looking at the weather we have a cool start. >> did you do a morning run? >> no i just did a nighttime ru. nighttime run. >> a quick look at what to expect for the afternoon. for the afternoon run it's going to be beautiful. for now things ary are hazy and definitely gloomy

near the golden gate bridge. a live look from the mark hopkins hotel camera. the marine later will break apart in the afternoon with sunny skies just in time for the afternoon near san francisco which is a nice treat. earlier this week and into the weekend the air show was impacted by the marine layer layer and now we have a change this week. daytime highs near the bay in the 60s, 80s to the east inland areas this afternoon was 70s in the north bay and 70s in the south bay. things will change for the next couple. couple days. more fall like weather on the way and we will talk about when that happens coming up in the full forecast. > >> students demanding safety prs safety protections now they will will turn out in full force at the city council meeting after a a rise in violent crime near ths the campus including a quadruple quadruple shooting. less than one block from student dorms. >> >> i heard the gunshots. i was kinda paralyzed.

>> it was scary and we were afraid to leave the dorm. >> makes me feel like i need to drive to campus and pick up my children. >> university says it is providing support to students who witnessed the shooting and it is reviewing security measurs security measures but some students do not feel safe. >> my freshman year some homeless guy came in and started started going through the room and the cops came but overall it it is less safe. >> the university is now hiring six new officers and training students to be community service service officers but parents refuse to waste and are organizing efforts to higher private security. > >> students at the stanford campus are on high alert as there were two sexual assaults in one month, the latest on friday in the basement of a university building. now, the growing concerns from those

students. >> the thought of on the loose has the campus concern, the vicm the victim was working in her office when a man grabbed and dragged her to the basement and assaulted her, the department of of public safety is investigatig is investigating but right now the victim has now come forward to provide details. dps says the the other incident happened on august 9th at a parking lot near near wilbur hall. >> because of the nature of the incident which someone going in the office and brought the woman woman down to the basement there there is something more to know about it. it is really scary. >> >> in both cases the victims did did not come forward initially but both crimes were reported by by a mandatory reporter, someone someone legally obligated to notify law enforcement. investigators do not have a lot of details that are not only urging victims to come forward but for fellow students and facy and faculty to play a role in

preventing and reporting these . these assaults. >> we live in a world where there are few solutions aside from the police. somebody who does not want to call police, i think we have taken it upon ourselves to do what we can which looks like sharing locations with friends. >> the only information released is that in both cases it was a male adult, dps urging everyone on campus to make sure they use resources available to get around campus safely and be aware of their surroundings, those resources include shuttles shuttles and escort services with some students feeling the university could do more to improve safety. >> the lack of follow-up has students feeling like the university doesn't care. we are left our own devices and it has been on the forefront of my min. > >> more than 50 tenants from a

high-rise in san francisco are suing a developer after they were flooded out of their homes twice. they claim that the partnership failed to repair massive water leaks and failed to reimburse them for relocation relocation expenses as promised, promised, they claim that heinz did not secure the units and pr. and property. >> together as a group we feel we have not been helped and we are not getting what we deserve in terms of comfortable accommon comfortable accommodation and answers. >> heinz representatives deny the allegations in a statement they say that they paid approximately $13 million toward toward the tenant expenses. > >> mental health workers holding holding a strike at kaiser headquarters, both sides were back at the bargaining table ony on monday with a house speaker nancy pelosi sending a letter to to the company calling for swift

swift resolution. kaiser says it it has made compromises which the union has rejected. > >> san jose congresswoman announcing new federal funding for a healthier community. she will present checks for four community projects that will make santa clara county a healthier place to live and work with $3 million in covid fundig covid funding expanding access to healthcare and providing affordable housing. > >> coming up, the 49ers take a tall task of replacing some keys key players, that is ahead in the red and gold report. > >> you can see the deepest discounts this holiday season, why that is and what you could save on and we will speak with todd walker from amazon >

>> de discounts thispias rdinto adobe inventory growth with fewer supply-chain s supply-chain issues will mean you will spend less on toys and. and electronics. amazon is holding the second prime day of the year running for two consecutive days now through tow through tomorrow and joining us is todd walker the head of communications and storytelling for amazon. what are some of the the key features of the early access sale? >> good morning, primarily

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set notifications for the deals you don't want to miss out on. they will be changing throughout throughout today and tomorrow. set notifications for things in your cart, on your wish list or in your search history. you can even have alexa remind you 24 hours in advance. >> additional ways prime members members can save on holiday shog holiday shopping, it's weird to say holiday shopping in october. >> we know it is important to ging mem even mo including prim >> todd walker, thank you so mu. so much. always good informatio. good information. bank of amer with a warning, the company says says the reserve rate hikes could cost the economy with 175,000 jobs per month starting next year bank of america expecs america expects a 5.5% unemployment rate. one full

percentage point higher than with the feds expect. > >> the 2023 cost-of-living adjustment will come from the ssa this week keeping seniors from losing purchasing power due due to inflation. the senior cin senior citizen league advocacy group says seniors could get a 8.7% increase, $144 per month making it the largest hike since since 1981. now let's look at the forecast with all the fog and clouds. >> let's take a quick look underneath this. this is what's going on. a live look above the marine layer. as we take a look at what to expect for the aftern the afternoon we will start to see sunny skies throughout the inland areas even to the coastl. the coastline. we expect sunny skies in san francisco which is a treat because it has been glo.

been gloomy. that will happen around 2:00 or 3:00 and around 0 around 4:00 it's rolling back in in but daytime highs today are sitting in the 60s on the coast, 80s in that used inland hills. for the next couple days the fall foliage is changing for us in northern california. not in the bay area yet but if you want want to take a road trip to tahoe it is a perfect opportunity to do so with all the leaves changing it feels like fall throughout californiad california and if you want to stay more local all the way to half moon bay we expect 60s in e in time for the art and pumpkin. pumpkin festival. such a great opportunity to get your fresh a. fresh air. as we look at what to to expect for the next couple o, of days, 60s across the board for san francisco. a very easy forecast in the morning as you try to figure out what to wear. things are changing for the microclimates. today 80s but by

tomorrow 70s at least in the north bay which will last all week long into the weekend. as for the north or the east bay actually 70s return as early as this weekend so we will keep you you updated. a beautiful forecat beautiful forecast to wrap up the week. back over to you. > >> good and bad news for the 49ers, the team with recent sucs recent success now facing injur. injury problems. > >> today is national coming out day and we speak with the executive director of san francisco pride to get more into into that very important proces. important process. >

>> the 49ers have a winning recd winning record and are leading their division but they also have significant injuries to some key players. now this morning's red and gold report. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> the 49ers taking over first place with a win over the panthers but at a cost with multiple starters leaving toure game he will miss the rest of

the season. the star pass rusher rusher bosa left the game with a injury he will be monitored throughout the week. the team lost safety jimmy ward who broke broke his hand on the opening kickoff and will undergo surger. undergo surgery. ward how to come off the injured list. and kicker gould with a knee bruis, knee bruise, the team will try out kickers this week. all of this taking shine off of the win. >> definitely took away from the the excitement at the end but you feel sad. ultimately the clock keeps turning and you have have to keep going. >> with the red and gold report i am vern glenn. > >> an incredible journey in the name of mental health. see how far this man traveled on a skateboard to raise awareness. > >> this could be the most front and center issue in the election. the role of the econoy the economy and how that will play in the upcoming midterm. >

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the entire 831 miles doing it to to honor two young skaters who lost their lives to mental health issues. the journey took three full weeks with the final destination right on the golden gate bridge. >> it is a significant place to go whenthe uth we are representing has committed suic, committed suicide, to be on the bridge where other people face the same struggle with ending or or continuing their life. >> he started the journey of the the washington jefferson park in in eugene where the young skater skater spent a lot of time. he will be raising funds to build . a memorial. >> we are hoping the remaining funds will be reinvested back into the youth of the county and and come up with some ingeniouss ingenious ways to help them pare them participate in activities to support mental health and their well-being. >> happy anniversary to the

young and the restless, the iconic daytime drama celebrating its 50th season by launching a new version of the show. >> i will grind you into the dust. >> the cast is recording their first ever show cast the audio version only of the emmy award-winning show, a tribute to to the early days of soap opera when they were only heard on tho the radio but don't worry, tv episodes capturing all the drama are still streaming on paramount plus and on kpix 5 at 11:00. > >> is statue in canada highlights a byproduct of a snack food, the hand is holding a giant cheeto with the orange residue on the fingers, the mayor of cheadle set it up in alberta, they chose the spot because cheadle is the word used to describe the cheesy fingertp cheesy fingertiparnd cana. it f

coming up naomi watts is in with with more local headlines including weather. join us on cbs news bay area. coming up on cbs news bay area today is national coming out day and we will speak with someone who has gone through the journey and is offering advice for those going through that process.

guguess what hits stands today. oh, "con pollo," the new jimmy fallon, jennifer lopez book. yes, please. get your copy. all right, here we go. let's start the show. [music playing] jacob, i'm so excited to see you. oh my god, it's so great to see everybody. all right, hello, ross mathews. joining us at the desk, you know him as peter parker's best friend. oh, and he plays a mean ukulele. everybody, it's jacob batalone. [applause] thank you so much. i mean, what is life like for you now? can you walk down a street without everybody flipping out?

you know, i don't want to sound like i'm bragging,