mornings onto i'm ali rasmus. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to friday in september. 23rd you like fridays too, don't you? everybody everybody does have to work saturday. yeah if you have the weekends off friday's pretty steve paulson loves fridays. he has a forecast for you to do indeed, we do have clear skies out there and temperatures will be warming up a little more than yesterday. maybe a few operators to near nineties the way it's going, although yesterday came in slightly under some of the forecast projections, so i hesitate to jump to too far on these towns but happy first day of fall, that's for sure. clear skies. mild lows, sunny and warmer, so temperatures will go seventies and eighties above average here after a couple of days, at least in line where they were near to below. alright is it ali? you're going to do this now, ali or what? i am going to talk about traffic this morning. we go right to the maps and check on that crash we've been following this was on southbound 6 80 at highway 24. i think we can pull up that map. i

think i have it ready to go and the system. you want to bring that up. there we go, and there's also a crash off the freeway in the west side of your actually left side of this screen, which is west in the richmond area. that's actually off the freeway. but it is tying things up. if you're heading westbound on highway 80 taking a look at 24 in lafayette, once you get past that crash in the back up on that southbound 6 80 24 junction things look good heading towards the caldecott tunnel and the bay bridge toll plaza. traffic is pretty heavy here. they're looking at a 20 minute delay to get onto the span. we begin our seven o'clock hour with a developing story. investigators in san jose are trying to determine the cause of an early morning fire at an industrial warehouse. it started just after one o'clock this morning. ktvu is james torres joins us live from the scene with the details. james. when we first got here, we saw a number of fire crews still on scene, making sure they still had the situation under control. now in the last 30 minutes, we've seen those fire crews leave the scene and cleared out here and looks

like they've cleaned up most of what has been damaged just a few hours ago. world long archer street near the water near marina, this all happened in the alviso neighborhood of san jose, just north of 2 37. and i want to show you what firefighters saw when they first got here. very thick smoke blowing in the air as a fire fully took over a number of trucks and what looks like some sort of shed or building fire grew in size pretty quickly burning near that marina right around the corner from top golf and just a block or two over from a san jose fire station. those flames required more than 30 firefighters to respond. and now crews say they cleaned it all up. looks like there was some vehicles. uh looks good commercial trucking company vehicles. like a small shed or structure, wooden structure that was also involved. and wood pallets, i would say, but what we see from where we're at. captain on the

scene says that this time firefighters still are not sure what started that fire in cruz say they don't have any injuries to officially report, but they have heard someone might have been burned by that fire. they're still looking into that. of course, once we have more information, we will update you for that. we live this morning in san jose. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news, james. thank you times 703, the family of a man who was brutally attacked in san francisco's mission district. pleading for help in searching for that attacker. it happened late tuesday night on valencia within blocks of the 16th street mission, bart station 52 year old ramon rainer was out walking the family dog when he had a dispute with another man who was also out walking. a dog trainer ended up in the hospital. he was treated for head and neck injuries. right ear, um, from all the way from the bottom of the lobe all the way up to here. to the to the middle of the year. his ear got, you know, detached. police

say rain had tried to take video of his attacker, but the man grabbed his cell phone ran away towards delores park. if you have any information about this call san francisco police, federal prosecutors are asking a judge to sentence a bay area man to nine years in prison for his plan to bomb the sacramento democratic headquarters last year in protest of former president trump's election loss, according to the sacramento bee. prosecutors say ian rogers from napa had stockpiled 48 firearms , five pipe bombs and 15,000 rounds of ammunition. rogers had claimed he and i fellow trump supporter were angry about the election loss and we're simply engaged in what the defense described as beer talk, but prosecutors say rogers plotted with another man about attacking potential targets, including the democratic headquarters in sacramento. a tip, however, led authorities to search rogers home and auto repair shop in napa where those weapons were found. rogers has pleaded guilty

and is scheduled to be sentenced next wednesday in san francisco . federal court time is seven. oh, four. new york city now opening humanitarian emergency response and relief centers. it's with the thousands of migrants that have been bussed there from texas. more than 11,000 migrants have arrived in recent months. the centers will be offering shelter, food, medical care and casework services for permanent housing. new york city mayor eric adams says, while other leaders have abdicated their moral duty to support arriving asylum seekers , new york city refuses to do so. scientists say smoke from wildfires is undoing years of work to improve air quality and exposing millions of americans to levels of pollution not seen in decades. but now some local researchers are trying to do something about it. you research out of stanford found that the number of people who get unhealthy air at least once a year ballooned 27 times since 2006. they developed a way to predict how bad smoke will get

in areas that don't have air quality monitors. they're hoping their models can help with air quality regulation and wild power mitigation efforts. firefighters battling the mosquito fire in the sierra are preparing for more fire activity as warmer, dry conditions creep back into the forecast. storms earlier this week brought some relief in those fire areas, helping crews with containment efforts. the mosquito fire is now 60% contained more than 76,000 acres have burned since it started more than two weeks ago. it is california's largest wildfire this year. time now, 76 as people start to go back to the area, hit hard by the mosquito fire high school, there is still cleaning up fire damage . the administrators at forest hill high school hired an emergency management company to make sure the buildings are safe , they say, even though the fire didn't burn any buildings at the school is a fine layer of soot and ash inside the air conditioning system, so they're cleaning it. to make sure the dangerous particles are taken out before students come back.

what we're testing for is to make sure that the air inside of this building at the end of the day the goal is to make sure that this is healthier inside. than out here. a lot of them keep commenting on there ready to be home and just being able to be back up in their familiar campus. about 60 of the 180 students have been going to classes and class or high school in auburn, while others have been learning remotely. this weekend. prepare for delays on bart. if you're in the east bay , bart says the sunday it's going to be single tracking near the pleasant hill station to fix the track that was damaged when that train derailed between pleasant hill and conquered back in june. the work this sunday and next sunday means yellow line trains will be delayed by as much as 15 to 20 minutes. there will also be full weekend closures in that area two weekends in october and once in november. starting today, california adjusting its covid guidelines coming up in the next

half hour. the different mask rules depending on where you live, and we're tracking hurricane fiona this morning, we're going to show you the damage that storm is already caused a here

uh is understaffed, making it hard to respond to the hundreds of emergency calls that come in every day. you can imagine. ktvu

is andre senior here in the studio now to talk about the challenges these dispatches are facing all the time dispatchers . hundreds of calls here. dispatches at oakland's fire department communications dispatch center field. at least 300 calls a day calls that range from medical emergencies. two fires, car crashes, shootings and other crime reports. we are the 1st 1st responders. we are the ones that pick up the phone. we are the ones that are trying to calm the callers before the firefighters or the police or the paramedics get there, and they are understaffed, too, with many working in mandatory overtime right now, only about a dozen dispatches are handling the calls that come in 24 hours a day when there should be a staff of 20. i leave in the afternoon. say goodbye in the same dispatchers that i said goodbye to have beat me the next morning in our working a shift. and that is that breaks my heart . the oakland fire department is hiring, especially with a 20% surgeon calls since the start of

the pandemic opens. fire chief says the work dispatchers do is crucial. truly talented emerged the response professionals not only the answering multiple calls from the citizens and residents calling in the actual emergency, but they're actually dispatching our personnel to the scene. at the same time, they're also calling in mutual aid. oakland fire is recruiting and a dispatcher can earn up to $100,000 a year. we put information about applying on our website ktvu .com. they will send it back over to you. okay andre. thank you time now. 7 12. california's climate goals depend a lot on the plan to go electric in the coming years. but researchers at uc berkeley among those who have concerns of many people around the state may not be willing to make that switch because of the rising cost of electricity. their study found. many people in california are frustrated. their electric bills are more expensive, partly because the fees pay for much more than just providing electricity. money from today's

power bills also pay for many wildlife, wild fire safety programs as well as taking care of transmission line. congress is now working to avoid another possible government shutdown. the federal government's current fiscal year ends one week from today, and lawmakers on capitol hill still seemed far apart in the effort to reach a funding deal. many republicans say they will only support an agreement that includes includes provisions to handle the number of migrants crossing into the united states. i mean, it's a major major problem, not just in texas and arizona and a few other states. it's a national problem, and we're going to confront it. there are also major disagreements on other important issues. both democratic and republican leaders say they hope they will be able to reach a deal before next week's deadline. president biden is looking to maintain peace in the south china sea as tensions rise over china's aggression towards taiwan. president biden met with the philippines ferdinand marcos jr

for the first time. marcos jr is the son of former president and dictator of the philippines. ferdinand marcos, who took office in june. president biden said. tensions in the south china sea, the war in ukraine, and rising food and energy prices, where all points of discussion and we're working very hard to be able to do something about that. and so we want to talk about human rights, so i got a whole range of things, but mainly interesting. so what's on your mind and how we can continue to strengthen this relationship. marcos is on his first trip to the united states in 15 years, 7, 14 and iran. at least nine people have been killed as thousands of people protest the death of a woman who was in police custody . iran's morality police detained the woman last week for violating its strictly enforced dress code. iranian police say the woman died of a heart attack and that she was not mistreated iran's revolutionary guard cracking down on the growing

protests across the country. a new report finds meta violated rights of palestinian users. the report commissioned by the social media company and conducted by an independent firm , looked at last year's gaza war and found meta over enforced the rules when it came to arabic content compared to content and hebrew. the report confirms longstanding criticisms of medicine policies and it's uneven enforcement as it relates to the israeli palestinian conflict. time is 7 15. you know , ali, i believe you can do anything. well, keep an eye on traffic to try and see how this goes. dave we are keeping an eye on traffic as well. i'm wearing a couple of hats as steve likes to mention we are going to start in the south bay, where we are keeping an eye on a couple of crashes there. this one is there's one at southbound 80 as you go through milpitas, and if you take a look and we moved the camera upwards, you'll see a lot of slow traffic as you had south on 80 towards milpitas because of that crash, let's also look

at the san mateo bridge. things are moving along, okay, it's crowded, but no major issues there. 8 80 in oakland, north and south bend looks pretty clear and let's see if we can get another picture here. richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza traffic so going getting over into marin county but that we want to send it over to steve paulson with the look at the weather. thank you, ali. we will take a look at our low which impacted our weather last weekend. monday, tuesday and wednesday. where is it now? well it's visiting bismarck, north dakota. i mean, once it starts to move, we took its sweet time, but once it accelerated, you can see how to head of that. there's going to be some pretty active weather. i would think in the northern plains great legs from that system as it tracks across the northern tier. we are clear . look good here on temps here, starting off temperatures fifties, mainly fifties sixties there were a couple of upper forties. warmest temps will be on the weekend. probably saturday is the way it's looking some mid nineties. today we'll get operators to near 90 inland forecast on the attempts have to be honest, some of the forecast projection i used yesterday were

little too warm. concrete came in 83. i did see some around 85. so it came in a little under. today. we'll go 90 saturday 94 sunday 93 before it looks like it starts to ease up a little bit as we go into early next week. seventies eighties and nineties. for most, the coast is clear. looks good. this is one of the warmest times of the year for the coast and also in san francisco and speaking of san francisco. the average high is 71 on september 23rd. and, except for wednesday, when that low went through, cooled it down a smidge there 73 monday tuesday , 74 on thursday forecast today is 76 degrees. i say, jasper, what comes after 75? i don't know. 76 that's the spirit. all right. thank you, dave for playing along. he knows what i'm talking about. you fifties on the 10th. palo alto petaluma have something in common. they're both 51. sometimes their weather is similar to. sometimes the weather is similar to the law has gone as we talked about the high noses in and as temperatures bump up, it'll be nice to little warm. i know some of you anything over 75. 76 is

too darn hot well the weekend then we'll be warm to hot. but by next week, it does look like temps come down a little bit. seventies eighties to near 90 degrees on the temps into the weekend. nice to warm to hot starts to ease up, though on monday and tuesday youtube right save time. 7 17 look at video from the atlantic ocean, giving you a really clear view of the power of hurricane fiona, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration releases dramatic video. this was taken from a remote controlled boat. it was just cruising the waters of the caribbean, right near the eye of the storm. and the hurricane. experts at fiona could be the strongest storm ever to hit the coast of canada when the heads of that area sometime tomorrow this morning, hurricane fiona is brushing by bermuda as a powerful category three storm. it's predicting 12 straight hours of pounding rain and powerful winds, according to the weather experts to shelter in place order is in effect for

thousands of people and all of the schools in bermuda are closed in puerto rico. more than a half million people still don't have running water. thousands more have no power after the catastrophic damage caused by hurricane fiona earlier this week, fiona is causing more misery for people still recovering from another big hurricane just five years ago. we thought we had a bad experience with maria, but this was definitively worse. at least eight people have been killed in puerto rico. hundreds more have been hurt many of puerto rico's roads that major roads are badly damaged, making it hard for emergency crews to get through to people who need some help. that we're going to bring you a live report from bermuda coming up in our next hour. weekend headlines this year's super bowl halftime show. but apple music will be front and center next year. still ahead the blockbuster commercial deal apple just agreed to with the

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. the problem has to do with the automatic window reversal system , which tesla says could fail to react after detecting an obstruction. the recall covers certain to in 2017 to 2022 model threes, as well as some 2020 and 2021 model y s and xs. let's face it. tesla likes to innovate , pushed the envelope, try new things. and so their necessarily , i think going to get their nose in trouble a little more often than other carmakers. tesla says the problem can be fixed through an over the air software updates owners do not need to bring their vehicles in for service. tesla says it's not aware of any injuries caused by that problem. time is 7 23 today at noon, the 49ers will be practicing for sunday's game against the denver broncos at sunday night, it will be nationally televised. their starting lineup will look a lot different than last sunday. jimmy garoppolo is back as starting quarterback after trade land was heard tight end george kittle. appears reverend

recovered enough from a groin injury. it looks like he's going to play for the first time this season garoppolo a talk to the media, he was asked about whether he's thought about what happened to him and trey lance in the past week. you always want to be on the field, you know, so it's a you always have that in your mind that you're preparing that way and then just for how things have worked out. i mean, it's pretty crazy, but i don't know everything happens for a reason. i'm a big believer in that. and just, uh, you know, it's just another opportunity. back in 2018, jimmy garoppolo tora knee ligament, and he missed most of that season. he can relate to what trey lance is going through right now. garoppolo says he talked to trey lance the other day, and the young quarterback seems to be in good spirits. the nba champion golden state warriors open training camp tomorrow. it was just three months since they beat the boston celtics and lifted the larry o'brien championship trophy. this season , the warriors will still be led by their stars like steph curry and klay thompson. but the team

also expects big contributions from some of their younger players, including senator james wiseman, nbc upper athletic jonathan commingle. our young guys have a not a lot to learn, but they're all very talented. and so it's an interesting mix of veteran and youth. um that we're excited about, but but we're also conscious that it's not going to be smooth sailing all the time. next week, the warriors will head to japan to play the washington wizards in two exhibition games. the boston celtics have has had a suspended their head coach for the entire upcoming season. the team says he violated team policies and his future with the franchise will be made at a later time. he's banned for reportedly having a consensual and inappropriate relationship with a woman on the team staff. he led the organization to the nba finals in his first season as head coach before falling to the golden state warriors. alright

our time is 7 25% jose's mayor, a final state of the city address for the bay area's biggest city. you're going to hear from mayor sam liccardo about what he's proud of during his eight years as mayor of san jose and a scare for a little girl and her family after a car failed to stop at a crosswalk. what police are saying about this close call?

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thing we'll tell you how the most recent shooting may be connected to a freeway shooting from earlier this year. and starting today, changes are coming to face mask mandates with the state now recommends and won the face mask policy for bart will land from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark erasmus. it is friday , september 23rd happy friday to friday, also to steve paulson first full day of fall, and it is seeming very summer like very much so you to not only today but into the weekend, but it's not going to be as bad as a

couple of weeks ago or last as long. i don't think it looks like it will. start to ease up a little early next week. but today into the weekend, all signs say warmer temps coast is clear. happy fall first day is ali mentioned here. clear skies , mild lows. not as cool. we had a couple of four upper forties but mainly fifties on the attempts here about the high temps. they will be above average. here's seventies eighties when 90 and maybe a little too high on that, but it will be closer to be operated dinner 90 for a few alright back to ali now for an update on the traffic, all right, thank you, steve for going to start in the south bay because there's a few more problems there than there usually are, especially on a friday. take a look at the map here. the biggest issue is southbound 80 just north of 2 37. that's a crash involving a car that went down the embankment. they have two trucks there, and it's going to be a bit of a scene to get that cleared up. there's also a crash mckee road on ramp onto north bong 6 80. if you take a look at 2 80 in san jose in that north direction past downtown, there's no crash there. but there's just a lot of slow traffic. trying to

get through here is a look at your drive from the cockiness bridge, the mcarthur maze. it'll take you just under 30 minutes. there are a couple of crashes on westbound 80, including west vanity. just easter 5 80 at the macarthur may so give yourself some extra time to get there. and to this point, the bay bridge toll plaza which is pretty socked in right now, 7 30. let's go back to the headlines this morning. we are learning that the family of a 93 year old man who died is suing a senior living facility for serving him dishwashing like liquid court documents show that the family of peter schroeder was filed has filed a wrongful death suit and elder abuse against a tree, a park of san mateo to residents of that senior living facility died earlier this year after the company says the residents were accidentally given a fluid. that's used to wash dishes instead of juice. time is now 7 31. well today, face mask mandates are being eased in california. today the state is no longer recommending that everyone wear a facemask ktvu is amanda quintana is in walnut creek to tell us how local

facemasks requirements are changing on bart as well. good morning, amanda. good morning. yes since february, california leaders have been recommending whether you are vaccinated or not. you should wear a mask indoors when you're in a public setting, but that is now changing. so now starting today, the state is recommending universal masking, but it decides it depends on what county you are in, so the covid community level needs to be high. for them to recommend that in a county, which means a high level of covid positive hospitalizations, the state is also no longer requiring masking in jails and prisons, homeless shelters and emergency and cooling shelters. if they're in a county with that low covid community level, the cdc tracks each county, putting them in low , medium or high community levels. most california counties and all they area counties are in that low category. no

california counties are currently in that high category , but facilities can make their own decision and if there's an outbreak, the mandate would be put back into place. at the same time, bart's mask requirement is set to end next weekend when its current requirement expires on october 1st. writers i spoke to this morning believe the responsibility should be on the individual anyways and not required. i'm super excited for people to be able to make the decision for themselves, you know, having the freedom to protect yourself for breathe freely. i mean, it should be people's choice. i think i don't know. i think sometimes you taking too far over the top, so you know, i think we all know what we had to deal with what we don't know. basically just taking, you know, trust other people to do what they're supposed to do. last night, the bart board approved a new resolution saying if the state department of public health cbc

t s a or local health officers in alameda, contra costa, san francisco, san mateo or santa clara county's create their own indoor mask mandate, then bart can do that, too. it can also be reinstated, if any u. s metropolitan area sees a surge s are a good sign in the fact that all of the counties in the bay area in the low covid community level that is a good sign. it means that we are moving in the right direction. live in walnut creek. amanda quintana ktvu fox two news, amanda. thank you time now. 7 34. oakland mayor libby schaaf has tested positive for covid. she's had symptoms and she's been at home all this week. south quarantining the mayor will follow cdc guidelines before she he gets back to making public events. autopsies are scheduled today for the two men shot and killed monday night near the oakland islamic center . the recent homicides in

oakland has led to a backlog of cases at the alameda county coroner's office. the sheriff's office, which oversees the coroner's office, says that the backlog is due mostly to the homicides that have happened in oakland at least four in the past week, as well as ongoing staffing problems at the coroner's office. you have a shortage of forensic pathologist people qualified to do forensic medical exams, particularly in the case of homicides and violent crime, where we need to do certain type of medical exams to recover evidence. sheriff's department lieutenant ray kelly says there are now 35 autopsy's pending with the total weight list of 90 cases at the alameda county coroner's office, and that's forced the county to bring in pathologists from outside the area. my understanding is there's only less than 1000 in the whole country, and i know as of late. we've been flying in doctors to help us with our backlog of autopsies. enforcement officers say the backlog of cases at the alameda county course corner's office is only adding to the

pain of families dealing with tragedy. time is 7 35, a father and son and oakland were both killed in separate shootings on the interstate 5 80. now investigators want to know if there's a connection surveillance video from wednesday night shows a chevy van parked at the corner of 51st in international and east oakland. man gets out of that van calmly walks away. police later found a body inside the van. authorities believe that person was shot and killed a few miles away on westbound 5 80 near seminary. information that i was giving is that appears to be gang related. and the reality here in oakland that gang activity has increased tremendously and as an issue we gotta address ktvu news has learned that the man who was found dead in that van was james dale of 40 year old parole lead his 22 year old son, james dale jr. died in the freeway shooting and crash on interstate 5 80

near seminary back in may, authorities announced trying to figure out if there's a link between these two highway shootings, what it is every parent's nightmare, actually scary moments in san mateo for family. early caught on camera. as a little girl barely escaped being hit by a fast moving suv while she was in the crosswalk. now look at this little girl was riding a scooter last week in the bay meadows neighborhood. when this happened, the car came within inches of hitting her now look at it again. the car did hit her scooter. it knocked her to the ground. the driver did stop and did talk to the police . police say the driver was a teenager, very inexperienced driver. the police say he was not driving recklessly, even though he ignored the flashing pedestrian signals in the crosswalk. well during his final state of the city address. san jose mayor sam liccardo says he is proud of his record in the past eight years as mayor, and

he says the city has thrived by focusing on the future. saving for the future investing for the future. that's the ethos of generations of immigrants. who have shaped san jose's character. sacrificing in the present. even in the toughest of times for a better future. for our children hundreds during his eight years in office, the city has taken steps to drought proof its water supply and give the city what he called a solid financial foundation. he also says there's hopeful signs on the issues of homelessness with more affordable housing units being developed. i loved hearing about the housing projects the homeless and housed all of those things that we've been building for them and the support services because it's nice to see that happening. the final state of the city was a family affair. the mayor was introduced by his wife, jessica, and his parents were both in attendance at the california theater last night. as for his political future, ricardo says he has focused on just finishing his

term as mayor. breaking news right now. for anyone riding bart, there is a major equipment issue in the transbay tube. but that is affecting all trains that need to cross the bay. yellow blue and green trains will all have problems. this is on top of some of the other problems we've been mentioning since early this morning on the red line, where trains are not running on that line. we're working to find out if trains are moving at all in the transbay tube, or if they're being held at other stations will continue, of course monitor. what looks like could be a big disruption in the morning commute for people who take part across the bay or just what people don't want to hear you say alex. alright time is 7 39 were also talking about your weather. steve has all your information. we are going to start on the east coast because of fiona. hurricane fiona. all eyes will be on halifax, newfoundland, nova scotia. now it's moving north rapidly. it's still category three hurricane, but it's going to merge with a very cold system that's up into eastern canada, and it's going to turn extra tropical but at

the same time become like a hybrid superstorm, and it's going to be a huge system as it moves in, especially towards late saturday overnight into sunday. again for eastern parts of canada. but st john's halifax , newfoundland, nova scotia, see that's a system right up there to the north. that's a cold system for this time of year, right there, and these two are going to get together and that is going to equal a massive system so you'll hear about that over the weekend. very very quiet here for us. we have very little to talk about. except temperatures warming up if you like it warmer than today, and the end of the weekend is all for you. i do it for you. friday today will be warmer but the warmest temps look to be saturday. mount diablo, you warming up a little bit, and then there were 56 yesterday. 62 today a little bit of a northerly breeze. not that bad 17 mph, but temps aloft are getting a little warmer, which will translate into warmer temps as well at the surface. the coast is clear as we like to say , sunny for all and warmer temps

today, mainly 70 to about 90 should cover the spread. santa rosa conquered san francisco san jose 88 to 90 to 76 85 on the forecast size 76 58 for san francisco, both above average, which is 71 56 the record on this date 97 1997 some of you might remember that although you'd probably like to forget it . 50 sixties on attempts here, sunnyvale down to 52, but one low kicks out the high builds in at least for about 5 to 7 days. there are signs next weekend could get back into an active pattern. but for this weekend, it's all about sunshine and warmer temps. so get out and enjoy if you will, but temperatures will be warming up. we'll get in some mid nineties here is on the weekend for the inland locations, coast and bay seventies and eighties. send him in the monday looks like the try and we start to ease up a little bit, looks cooler on tuesday. okay see you. thank you, ali. you like pasta? don't you? gluten free. all right. well let's talk about pasta, pasta. even more pasta will tell you how you can win a free supply of

penny spaghetti. linguini fettuccini, the favorite ones. let's check in with andre senior for a look at what's coming up in the eight o'clock hour of morning sun too good morning. more details are coming out regarding a bay area man accused of planning to bomb the democratic headquarters in sacramento. federal prosecutors details some of the evidence against benjamin rogers following the president elections lost the president election loss that donald trump suffered and the capitol hill insurrection and we've been reporting on the case in the number of well deaths off california's coast over the last decade. coming up on mornings onto the nine we're live with the representative for the marine mammal center, with details on the new technology created to keep will safe from getting hit and killed by many cargo ships. coming in and out of the ase will

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and issue in the transbay tube means there are some major delays yellow, blue and green trains are all going to have problems. this is on top of some other problems we reported earlier on the red line between richmond and sfor trains have had limited service all morning , bart right now, single tracking trains through the transbay tube in both directions. there's going to be some big delays, and bart is asking people to seek alternate

forms of transportation. they expect this backlog to be so bad again because of a major delay between embarcadero and west oakland translate tube san francisco and east bay directions because of an equipment problem on the track and very limited train service because it was trains are having two single track in both directions. something to be aware of will continue to monitor the situation there. as part of our coverage of hispanic heritage month. we are highlighting the role that latino voters could play in the upcoming midterm elections. political analysts say. there are now large numbers of latino voters in battleground states like michigan, pennsylvania, georgia in wisconsin, and they say the political leanings of latinos varies across the country. california latinos tends to be an overwhelmingly mexican american vote. not entirely but they vote about 75% with the democratic party latinos outside of california and arizona are decidedly more conservative, decided the more republican political analyst mike madrid says both parties are now more engaged in going

after the latino vote, and that he says is expected to increase voter turnout overall time 7 46 around the state people are pretty excited about getting the latest economic stimulus payments from the state direct deposits are expected to hit bank accounts between october 7th and november 14th stimulus. debit cards are expected to be received in the mail between october 25th and mid january. how quickly it happens and how much you get. it all depends on your 2020 income dependent in the information the state tax board has on your records. it's probably not enough and it's probably not in time, but i do appreciate something to help out with the especially with the gas and all of that. i'm happy to take part in it. i'm going to be one of those people getting a stimulus check i could use it. but don't forget that we have little babies out there who needs our help and support. now,

the governor's office says that stimulus money will pump almost $10 billion into the california economy. governor newsom is also expected to sign the bill to require california employers who have 26, or more employees to provide covid-19 supplemental paid sick leave through the end of the year. it requires employers to keep providing up to 80 hours of paid sick leave to employees who can't work or who tele work because of kobe. sick leave can be used if the employee is sick or if the employee needs to care for a family member who has covid. alright it's 7 48 in business news this morning. we're talking about free pasta and also a big role for apple. this coming football season is ending with a big selloff on wall street. pam cook is back with the details to tell us all about this big variety of stories there from pasta to talk about. yes, you have to wait for the pasta. first. we're going to talk about

wall street because the dow has dropped through a very key level now trading below 30,000 bond yields have shot up since the fed raised rates against this week that is causing a shift from stocks to bonds. also this morning, fedex announced shipping rates are increasing nearly 7% the company plans to cut another $4 billion in costs. that stock along with most stocks dropped right when that opening bell rang this morning before we get to the numbers, just to mention of an incredible organization that rang that bell this morning. the nelson mandela foundation created by the late mandela, who was south africa's first democratically elected president, its mission help ensure a just society that learns from its past and listens to all of its voices. as we take a live look at the numbers, not a great day as you can see the dow jones below 30,000 down 453 points 1.5% the s and p 500 also down actually getting close to 2% almost there. 36 93 for the s

and p 500, the nasdaq down, also one in three quarters and back below 11,000 for the nasdaq, a new national real estate report found each high mortgage rates, rising inflation and economic mick uncertainty continue to call down the u. s housing market. that's having a major impact on home prices, particularly in expensive markets, such as the bay area. the redfin study found that 10 markets cooling down the fastest are almost all on the west coast that includes san jose, oakland and sacramento. and it includes homes that recently shut up in the in value during the pandemic. apple music will now be part of the most watched television event of the year. apple has reached a multi year agreement with the nfl to sponsor the super bowl halftime show. that deal will begin with this season's championship game in february. the halftime show has been at times even more popular than the game itself, featuring a musical showcase with top artists more than 120 million viewers tuned into the

2022 halftime show the financial terms of the deal. typical apple . they have not been released, and here's a special treat for pasta lovers. starting next monday, barilla is giving away special boxes of pasta to celebrate national past a month in october, is calling it a one of a kind pasta kit and includes a variety of pasta's cooking accessories and recipes to get the free package. you do have to log onto the giveaway site at nine o'clock monday morning. first come first serve. we have a link on our website ktvu .com . under web lengths. the barilla site will not be operational, though, until that time of together, giveaway, so for a lot of people would be camped out there and refreshing that screen monday morning. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents for me to pants. yes okay. alright time is 7 51, a $230 million settlement has just been approved by a judge for a 2015 oil spill near santa barbara because of a broken pipe

owned by a texas company, 140,000 gallons of crude oil spilled onto beaches and entered the pacific ocean more than 300 animals, including pelicans and sea lions died. plains all american pipeline, based in texas. apologize for the oils build and they paid for the cleanup. we want to get you caught up on traffic this morning gather is kind of a lot to talk about on this friday morning whether you're driving or taking part, but first, let's go to the maps because it's all interconnected, isn't it? so there is a crash westbound 80 at san pablo? road. both the vehicles are on the shoulder. but as sal would say, the damage is done. it doesn't take much on this commute through affair for things to get backed up, even if there is a minor crash. so be aware of that if you are going all the way from the car, kenya's bridge to mcarthur maze it'll take you 30 minutes again. once you get past that problem spot at san pablo road, things should open up until you get to the bay bridge toll plaza. things have been busy here all morning. we expect this backlog. to continue and that's because

of a problem on bart right now, and the transbay tube trains in both directions are single tracking between west oakland and san francisco. and that's because of an equipment problem on the track. so we've had reports from viewers and one of our producers driving home actually, that there's a lot of people at the macarthur station waiting to get onto those trains across the transport tube. so as the morning goes on, we could see the backup. as people decide to drive instead get bigger will continue to keep an eye on it. alright let's talk about your weather. nasty paulson has a lot to tell us. thank you, dave. we do have a teeny bit of fog now showing up some of it kind of dancing around point reyes and half moon bay airport. overcast pretty pretty low bases around 300 ft. so except for those two locations, i really can't find much. the coast is mainly clear, but a little bit of foggers decided to show up here are almost about the eight o'clock hour but warmed up weekend for many temperatures will bump up today. santa rosa conquered san francisco san jose up we go 88

90 76 85 on those temps. the warmest day looks to be saturday. as the high builds, and it doesn't not look like there'll be any kind of a strong offshore breeze or anything like that. so we'll just get good. old fashioned high pressure will be a nice friday again unless you don't like it over 75 or 76. but temperatures will be bumped up today and then sonny for all into the weekend, warmed up seventies eighties nineties, although many, many signs pointing towards the cool down beginning on monday and tuesday, you guys alright, steve. thank you our time. now it's 7 54. we've been fortunate so far this year to not have many days with bad smoke caused by wildfires up next, we'll explain a new study by stanford about the long term

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the plot of the movie, but it's real. nasa has a mission to strike an asteroid millions of miles away and then try to push it away from earth. this is called the save the world experiment is the first of its kind. a spacecraft named dart is expected to slam right into that asteroid at speeds almost 10 times faster than the speed of a fighter jet. the idea here is okay. let's make sure we have at least a good idea how to prevent the city killers from coming because you certainly you know, it's going to be a pretty bad day of something like new york or paris gets wiped out, so we need a good system in place to

be able to proactively handle something like that. for these approximately 5000 objects out the target. technically, is a small asteroid. it's about the size of a football stadium. also we are now seeing another incredible image captured by nasa's james webb space telescope. this time, it's of neptune. neptune's rings. the bright, crisp one, but also we're seeing some fate, dusty bands for the first time. that's it says it's the best view they've had of neptune in more than 30 years since voyager two flew by it in 1989 that's also detected seven of neptune's planets, 14 moons, as well as the south pole of the planet. we're back here on earth. the san mateo county community college district is urging governor gavin newsom to sign a bill that would let students go to community college for free. now, district officials as well as some local and state leaders

were at a rally at kenyatta college in redwood city, they say the senate bill calls for a pilot program to pay the tuition and enrollment fees for students from underrepresented and marginalized communities. it's not just enrollment fees, books transportation housing 15 k a semester, especially acute in a high cost area like san mateo county. this legislation grants our treasurer college district much needed flexibility so they can better utilize existing local revenue to truly help our most deserving students and if it's signed by the governor more than 6000 community college students will become immediately eligible for free college in san mateo county. las vegas is not the only place to have a quick and inexpensive marriage ceremony today. destination weddings are ponies will take place at the summit of mount diablo between 10 o'clock this morning and three this afternoon , the fee for the marriage ceremony $60 marriage license

costs $86. contra costa county clerk says all of today's scheduled 16 marriage appointments have already been booked. good morning, a man walking his family dog one minute, viciously beating the next to the victim's son describes his injuries and one police call an unprovoked attack. and anyone using bart will see big delays this morning. we will bring you the latest about a problem in the transmit two. plus which line isn't running at all right now. and staffing shortages that the oakland police and fire dispatch center the warning about those unfilled positions. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto eight o'clock on the dot before you welcome the mornings onto i'm andre senior erasmus. today is friday. september 23rd. we have a lot of nice sunshine here behind us pretty picture of the oakland estuary. much of the same expect steve paulson are across the bay area this morning with some nice weather today. that is correct. i would think

you to everyone will get in on the sun. there's a teeny teeny bit of fog out there. but most of the coast is clear. point reyes, half moon bay, but that's about it everywhere else is already under clear skies, so it will not take long. that fog will not last long as well. but some pockets of fog on highway one, maybe over towards point reyes, but that's it first day of fall and again, not much fog . it'll be sunny side up and warmer temperatures jumping up seventies and eighties on those taps to maybe near 90. i might be jumping out a little bit here, but we'll go with them operators junior 90 for a few. alright, let's go back to andrei and ali now. alright we're going to start with traffic this morning. a. we continue to follow developing news for bart riders. there is a major equipment issue in the transbay tube that is affecting trains crossing across the bay. bart is single tracking trains from west oakland to embarcadero, and that means there's some serious delays to get across the bay. yellow blue and green trains will also see some of these problems. they are going to be affected by this. there is currently limited service also

on the red line that we have been reporting since early this morning. that's affecting train service between richmond and millbrae. so a lot of problems on bart this morning we've reached out to bart to try and get some more details about what's going on in the timeline to get things back to normal, but we will have that information. bring it to you as soon as it comes into our newsroom. quick check on some other traffic issues that we are following if you are going to be driving on westbound highway 80, there is a problem at san pablo, down road that's almost in the clearing stages here, but there is still some residual traffic getting all the way to the bay bridge toll plaza toll plaza actually looks pretty good right now. it looks lighter traffic than there was say about 20 minutes ago, but it could still be slow going as more people encounter that problem on bart getting across the bay and decide to drive, possibly instead, we'll keep you updated. 802 is your time right now happening right now the senate clara valley transit agency is pulling back the curtain showing

the public what it does, and it's effort to keep the public safe. ktb is james torres is live near delmar high school in san jose. with what be ta plans to demonstrate this morning, james. andre good morning tea right now. we're at the corner of southwest expressway and stokes here in san jose, just next to delmar high school, where we expect by now students, for the most part are in the classroom. and i want to show you this intersection here. you see, the railroad crossing has a lot of signage to it a lot of equipment to it. but here, people from vita and both the santa clara county sheriff's office say this is often become a trouble spot in the past for not just cars trying to weave around railroad crossings and the arms going down, but even students headed to the classroom as well, they say. in the past in past years, they've had not just injuries. but as far as fatalities, not just at this intersection, but a number of different intersections along this railroad crossing here, so the point today is you see some of the sheriff's deputies across the street from where we're standing arms are coming down

right now. whatever arms like this come down, they want to make sure no one is attempting to move around them. maneuver them. what have you break the arms? because they've had that happen in the past. we've actually already seen it earlier this morning, so the point of the presence out here today is just to remind people whenever these crossings whenever these arms come down, stay clear of the crossing. stay at least 15 ft away. if you're actually walking, even the sidewalks have many little arm that comes down to prevent people or at least just very much. make it clear to them that this is not a time. to cross the sidewalk, so we'll also be talking to us a little bit more about some of the serious large scale events when it comes to these railroad crossing as well. september according to the vt, a israel safety month we'll give you a better look at what this demonstration looks like coming up in the next hour. for now. we're live this morning in san jose. i'm james torres, ktvu fox. two news reminders there, james. thank you. family members of a man who was brutally attacked in san francisco's mission district, pleading for help in the search for the man

responsible. it happened late tuesday night on valencia within blocks of the 16th street mission bark station. police say 52 year old ramona rania was attacked while walking the family's chihuahua. they say he got into a dispute with another man who was out with his dog. rania suffered injuries to his head and neck and was rushed to a nearby hospital. it's right here, um, from all the way from the bottom of the lobe all the way up to here. to the to the middle of the year. his ear got, you know, detached. police radio tried to take video of his attacker, but the man grabbed his cell phone and took off in the direction of delores park. anyone with information is asked to contact san francisco police , federal prosecutors are asking a judge to sentence a bay area man to nine years in prison for his plan to bomb the sacramento democratic headquarters last year in protest of former president trump's election loss , according to the sacramento bee. prosecutors say ian rogers from napa had to stockpiled 48 firearms, five pipe bombs and

15,000 rounds of immune mission. rogers had claimed he and a fellow trump supporter were angry about the election loss. but we're simply engaged in what they described as beer talk, but prosecutors say rogers actually plotted with another man about attacking potential targets, including this democratic headquarters in sacramento. a tip, however, led authorities to search rogers home and auto repair shop in napa. that's where they found those weapons. rogers has pleaded guilty and is scheduled to be sentenced next wednesday in san francisco federal court. new york city is opening up humanitarian emergency response and relief centers for the thousands of migrants that have been bussed there from texas and florida. more than 11,000 people have arrived in recent months. the centers offer shelter, food, medical care and casework services to help people find permanent housing. new york mayor eric adams says quote while other leaders have abdicated their moral duty to support arriving asylum seekers new york city refuses to do so, and quote investigators in san jose are trying to determine the

cause of an early morning fire at an industrial warehouse. it started shortly after one o'clock this morning on archer street in the city's alviso neighborhood. dozens of firefighters battled the flames for several hours, and the fire commander at the scene says the flames spread well beyond the warehouse. it looked like there was some vehicles. uh looks good commercial trucking company vehicles. it looks like a small shed or structured with the structure that was also involved. and wood pallets. i would say that what we receive from where we're at firefighters heard from witnesses who said one person was injured in the fire, but that reported injury has not yet been confirmed. scientists say smoke from wildfires is undoing years of work to improve air quality and exposed millions of americans to levels of pollution not seen in decades. but now some local researchers are trying to do something about it. new research out of stanford found that the number of people who breathe unhealthy air at least once a year ballooned 27 times since

2006. they developed a way to predict how bad smoke will get in areas that don't have air quality monitors. they're hoping their models can help with air quality regulation and wildfire mitigation efforts. firefighters battling the mosquito fire in the sierra are preparing for more fire activity as warmer, dry conditions creep back into the forest storms earlier this week brought some relief to those fire areas, helping crews with their containment efforts. the fire is now 60% contained the mosquito fire that is more than 76,000 acres have burned since it started two weeks ago. it is california's largest wildfire this year. to waste your time right now, as people start to return in the area impacted by the mosquito fire, a local high school there is still cleaning up the fire damage administration at forest hill school hired an emergency management company to check the safety of the buildings on campus. they see even the fire didn't burn any buildings. there is a fine layer of soot and ash inside the hmx system, so they're cleaning it to make sure

the dangerous particles are removed before students return. what we're testing for is to make sure that the air inside of this building at the end of the day the goal is to make sure that this is healthier inside. than out here. a lot of them keep commenting on there ready to be home and just being able to be back up in their familiar campus. about 60 of the 180 students have been attending classes at plaster high school in auburn, with a few others having been learning remotely. we continue to follow the breaking news on bart and equipment issue in the transbay tube is resulting in some major delays. yellow blue and green line trains are all being affected by this part is single tracking trains through the transbay tube from west oakland to embarcadero trains are getting through, but there are some big delays, bart spokesperson tells ktvu. there appears to be a problem with power inside the transbay tube. now this is on top of some other earlier problems. we reported on the red line, where there is still limited service between richmond and milburn. right now.

bart recommends people seek alternative forms of transportation this morning again. big problems in the transbay tube in both directions on bart. starting today, california is adjusting its covid guidelines coming up in the next half hour. the different masking rules depending on where you live and trouble in the tropics, hurricane fiona churning away in the atlantic will show you the damage the storm has already caused and where it's headed xt

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meteorologists forecasting 12 straight hours of pounding rain and powerful winds. a shelter in place order is in effect for thousands of people in that region. fox weather's robert ray is live in hambleton parish, bermuda, where it stopped raining, but the winds are hollowing or howling. rather, at this hour, robert. happening here on the island of bermuda, which is out in the atlantic only about 21 square miles and overnight. it was quite intense . we saw hurricane force winds come in and gust up to nine.

sideways rain and everything. it was just terrible out. and now 20,000 people plus are out of power. and if rick photographer could zoom in across the bay here here in bermuda, and look at that the white caps still out there and you see all those homes and those businesses on that bit of a higher altitude level there. that's about 200 ft . above sea level over there, and those are part of the areas that have the power out right now. it doesn't appear that there's a lot of structural damage, but indeed it's amazing that fiona is at 250 miles to the northwest right now bermuda and yet we're still getting these tropical force winds down here and rick, if you could come back out, and you know it's just amazing and to see the swells out there, you know, around bermuda right now there's still 40 50 ft swells and waves just crazy really? when you think about how the power and the energy of fiona when it's kicked up, and that's even pushing over

to the eastern seaboard of the united states, north carolina, virginia, all those states on the beaches taking really big waves. so belco, the energy company that's here, they're going to wait until these winds die down. they're going to try to restore the power to the 20,000 plus customers here. about 64,000 people only on the island of bermuda. and you know, i think the good news is they've dodged the bullet of fiona that passed earlier basically started to kick up around two in the morning and lasted all the way until the sun came up, but amazing sons out and tropical force winds still going andre robert. thankfully the brunt of the storm is being speared. former morita here, but we understand the storm is heading up north as you mentioned before toward canada. um do we know much about how strong the storm would be? we know it's a category for now, and the water's warm up closer to canada . but do we know much more about how strong the storm could be if it makes landfall in the canada

area? yeah we should. we sure do. and it's been downgraded to a category three. so that's good news for canada. but here's the thing that part of canada and newfoundland they actually may see category one low category to force winds that will come up there and that will be historic. it's just not common. i mean, they sometimes get get the residue so to speak of the storms, but they usually do not see those hurricane force gusts up there and to think actually, greenland may get some of fiona they make it out on the action. it just goes to show you how wide this storm is 600 miles, and it continues to expand out and you know the energy in the system over the atlantic. just tremendous. i guess. you know the silver lining here where i'm standing in bermuda is that there's no fatalities and injuries to report like. unfortunately the caribbean just experienced nine people losing their lives up. robert ray

reporting for us live in bermuda . robert thank you so much as the storm continues to track toward canada, and perhaps even iceland as well. do not forget you can get more on the story and more like it on the fox weather app. just use your phone to scan the qr code on your screen or go to fox weather .com. well hundreds of 911 calls are flooding dispatchers in oakland every single day, and it's getting tougher for them to keep up with all the emergencies. the fire department's communications center is severely understaffed . some dispatchers are working mandatory overtime from medical emergencies to massive fires, car crashes and increasing crime dispatchers are fielding at least 300 calls a day. i leave in the afternoon. say goodbye in the same dispatchers that i said goodbye to have beat me the next morning and are working a shift. and that is that breaks my heart. and fire department says it has seen a 20% surgeon calls since the start of the pandemic

, and they are hiring. the communications manager says the dispatcher can earn up to $100,000 a year, but well, it is very challenging work hats off to the people doing that very difficult job. 8 17 is the time and we're going to switch gears and talk about traffic this morning. we're taking a quick look at the maps here in north bend, 8 80 at davis and at 98th avenue. there's two separate crashes also reported the crash westbound 80, just east of the toll plaza in across the bay on 2 80 in san francisco, as well. so to 80 in san jose, far south of that earlier map, we just showed you things have cleared up after some earlier traffic congestion there. here's 80 in oakland. actually that picture is frozen, so we will skip ahead to the toll plaza. where you see traffic has improved a little bit in the last half hour or so. but be aware we could see things get busy at the toll plaza once again because bart has a problem with trains having two single track in both directions between west oakland and embarcadero because of an equipment problem.

bart is asking people to take alternate forms of transportation. so if people show up at those stations and see the mess there, they may decide to drive instead. and so we could see continued traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza well beyond what we usually expect during the morning commute. it is 8 18. now let's turn things over to steve paulson. ali first of all, andre is correct. it is still a category four. it went down to a intensified. believe it or not to a category four. this is the highest northern latitude hurricane cat four. ah, since 1982 so i mean, this is a powerhouse system. now, as it moves north, it's going to interact with the system that has dropped into newfoundland. halifax also nova scotia, and it will become a hybrid system so it will not maintain. it'll be extra tropical that will not be hurricane status. it'll be extra travel over, but it did come out hybrid superstorm as it merges in with that system to the

north, so that will happen over the weekend looks like by saturday night overnight in the money, that's when it will plow into eastern canada there, especially nova scotia. so it is a as we say, it's a bomb of a system. really quiet here. just a teeny bit of fog point raised around half moon bay, and that's all i can find everything saying warm to hot for the weekend, although not as bad as it was a couple of weeks ago, that's for sure. but santa rosa up to 88 conquered will go. 90 san francisco 76 85 in san jose. all quiet here, maybe next weekend. there are some signs that forecast models might try and bring some rain in early october, but until we get there we have mother nature giving us lots of sunshine and warmer temps started a little bit yesterday. more so today it will be warmer than yesterday and temperatures and then peek out of it isn't saturday. it'll be sunday. it'll still be pretty mild to warm as we go into, even probably monday, but there are signs that will start to ease off a little bit early next week, probably late monday into tuesday, you guys thank you,

steve. we continue to follow the developing story we've been telling you about about problems on bart and the transbay tube. ktvu is amended. quintana joins us with an update. amanda, you are at the walnut creek park station. what are you seeing there? yes so it is pretty slow here. there's not a lot of people. there's not a lot of people even waiting for a train. so what we've been looking for primarily as you talked about some of those service alerts earlier, there are two service alerts. the major delays between embarcadero west and west oakland in both directions because of an equipment issue on the track. we're hearing this could be because of a power issue on the transbay tube that connects the east bay to san francisco. so what we've been looking for is to see if there are any trains going towards san francisco from this walnut creek bart station, and the sign says that there should be a train going towards san francisco in about two minutes, so it should be coming. and we will see if that train goes on as planned.

but right now bart is using a single track to get through that tube. so that is what's causing delays. bart's asking people to seek other forms of transportation. as i mentioned there's two service alerts. this is the second big issue that we are seeing this morning. the first is the red line that's between richmond and millbrae that they are having a problem. they're saying that some people are going to have to get off bart and transfer to another train to get between millbrae and richmond. their so it's both the red line and the transbay tube that are seen issues this morning. we're also hearing on the loudspeaker continued messages from to tell people to be aware. ready for that major delay. but again, it's friday, so maybe just not a lot of people riding bart here this morning, but we will keep an eye. see if those bart trains end up coming and going towards san francisco without issue or if there is an issue as they go through that single track and

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preparing sunday night's nationally televised game against the broncos starting lineup will look much different than last sunday. jimmy garoppolo return to starting quarterback tied in george kittle appears recovered enough from a growing injury and is on track to play for the first time this season. jimmy g. addressed the media, and it was asked whether he was reflected about what happened to him and to tree lands in the past week. you always want to be on the field, you know, so it's a you always have that in your mind that you're preparing that way and then just for things have worked out. i mean, it's pretty crazy, but i don't know everything happens for a reason. i'm a big believer in that and just, you know, it's just another opportunity. garoppolo tore a knee ligament and miss most of the 2018 season and says he can relate to what trey lance is going through right now. garoppolo says he talked to lance the other day, and the young quarterback seems to be in good spirits. the nba champion golden state warriors opened their training camp tomorrow. hard to believe it was just three months ago that they beat the boston celtics and lifted

the larry o'brien championship trophy. the season, the warriors will still be led by their stars like steph curry and klay thompson. but the team also expects big contributions from some of the younger players, including senator james wiseman and the super athletic jonathan commingle. our young guys have, um not a lot to learn, but they're all very talented. and so, too. it's an interesting mix of veteran and youth. um that we're excited about, but but we're also conscious that it's not going to be smooth sailing all the time. next week, the warriors will head to japan to play the washington wizards in two exhibition games. nlcs beer final state of the city address for the bay area's biggest city. you will hear from mayor sam liccardo about his accomplishments during his eight years serving as mayor, gasp every time i see this video terrifying a scare for a little girl and her family after a car i almost hit her after it failed

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disrupted service in the transbay tube, and the chp is investigating another bay area freeway shooting will tell you how the most recent shooting may

be connected to a similar crime that happened earlier on the freeway this year and starting to date changes coming to face mask mandates what the state now recommends. and when the face mask policy for bart is scheduled to end from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome back to mornings onto i'm ali rasmus senior. it's 8 31 . today's friday, september 23rd and steve paulson is here with a look at the forecast, which involves a lot of sun and little bit more heat, steve and andre to reiterate it is still a category four. thank you, steve. yes it went down to category three. fiona back up intensified, that's very rare. especially as it moves north. that has not happened at least in the atlantic that far north cap four at this time for that latitude, and since 1982 a teeny bit of fog here, some of it looks like most of it's about gone around point reyes. there's been some around half moon bay, but i think most of it's on its way out of the picture. so happy

fall and we are looking for temperatures today to jump up just a few patches of fog. there's not much sunny and warmer temperatures overall seventies eighties did go 90 livermore. i might be jumping it by a little bit, maybe, but it'll still be warming up for everyone. here you two. let's get back to ali. now with an update on the traffic. one we are checking traffic conditions starting in the south bay. we can show you the map there and you can see that there's a new problem. south 80 at coleman. this is a crash involving a truck and a motorcycle and injury crash will continue to keep an eye on also on the peninsula northbound 101 at ring store for another injury crash. they're taking a look live at the cemetery bridge getting over to the peninsula. things here look good in that westbound direction. and also bay bridge toll plaza. things have become a little bit lighter here. traffic wise in the last 15 minutes or so. but be advised. there is a problem on bart in the transbay tube, so people who would normally take part may decide to drive instead. so we'll continue to keep an eye on that. here's a live look at the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza where

things look ok this morning. 8 32 and let's get back to that story. we just mentioned about barton. you can expect delays throughout the system this morning, especially for those passengers who usually take those trains but from the east bay into san francisco and back , let's head out to american tana live at the bart station and one that creek with a look at what's happening right now, amanda yes, ali. there are two service alerts to be aware of right now with bart. that first one you mentioned the transbay tube there seeming to have some issues there in both directions between embarcadero west and west oakland because of an equipment issue on the track, we're hearing this could be because of a power issue on the transbay tube. that of course, connects the east bay to san francisco. so we're here at the walnut creek bart station. it is pretty quiet. i think it's because it's a friday, not a lot. people writing this morning , but we have been seen the san francisco train come through, so we just saw a san francisco train go through and then the

sign is saying about six minutes until the next train to see if it cisco that last train was pretty full with people and we are hearing the alerts continue to say expect major delays. although you should expect those delays, and they are saying that people should seek other forms of transportation, they are still getting through the tube, so they're using a single track to get through the tube. it's not like there's no service from the east bay to san francisco or in the other direction they are using that single track. now there is a second issue as well this morning. that's the red line between richmond and millbrae. we've been hearing them talk about that on the loudspeaker here as well, talking about how some writers might have to get off and transferred to another train if they're going between richmond and milbury. so two issues to think about this morning, just to be aware of you might see major delays. but here in walnut creek, we are seeing that san francisco train comes through.

it seems like it is busy. there's a lot of people on the train, but it's still coming through. so that is a good sign right now. live in walnut creek. amanda quintana ktvu fox two news. thank you. 8. 35 is your time now this morning we're learning the family of a 93 year old man who died, is suing a senior living facility for allegedly serving him dishwashing liquid instead of juice, court documents show the family of peter schroeder. schroeder has filed a wrongful death suit and elder abuse against atria park of san mateo to residents of the cemetery facility. guide earlier this year after the company says they were accidentally given that dish washing fluid. autopsies are scheduled today for the two men shot and killed monday night near the oakland islamic center. and the string of homicides in oakland is having a big impact at the alameda county coroner's office. the sheriff's office says there is a growing backlog of cases due mostly to the recent homicides that have happened in oakland at least four in the past week. they also report continuing staff problems. the shortage of forensic pathologist people

qualified to do forensic medical exams, particularly in the case of homicides and violent crime, where we need to do certain type of medical exams to recover evidence. sheriff's department lieutenant ray kelly says there are now 35 autopsy's pending with the total weight list of 90 cases at the alameda county coroner's office, and that's forced the county to bring in pathologists from outside the area. my understanding is there's only less than 1000 in the whole country, and i know as of late we've been flying in doctors to help us with our backlog of autopsies. enforcement officers say the backlog of cases at the alameda county coroner's office is only adding to the pain of families already dealing with tragedy. 36 now a father and son were both killed in separate shootings on 5 18, oakland, and now investigators are trying to determine if there is a connection surveillance video shows a chevy van parked at the corner of 51st international and east oakland wednesday night. and then get out and calmly

walks away. police later discovered a body inside the van who authorities believe was shot and killed a few miles away on westbound 5 80 near seminary. information that i was giving is that appears to be gang related. and the reality here in oakland that gang activity has increased tremendously and as an issue we gotta address ktvu has learned. the man found dead in that van was there. james dale, a 40 year old parolee. his 22 year old son, james dale jr. died in a freeway shooting and crash on 5 80 near seminary back in may. authorities a link between these two highway shootings.s a parent's worst nightmare. terrifying moments in cemetery for family caught on camera, a little girl barely escaping being hit by a festival suv while in a crosswalk. the child was riding a scooter last week in the bay meadows neighborhood. check out this video here. you can see the car comes within inches of hitting that girl. the car hit the

scooter, though she was writing, knocking that girl to the ground. and the driver didn't stop. he did eventually stopped and did speak to police. police say he was a teenager who was an inexperienced driver. police say he wasn't driving recklessly despite ignoring the flashing pedestrian signals in the crosswalk during his final state of the city address, san jose mayor sam liccardo says the city has thrived by focusing on the future saving for the future investing. for the future. that's the ethos of generations of immigrants who have shaped san jose's character. sacrificing in the present. even in the toughest of times for a better future. for our children , 100, carter says. during his eight years in office, the city has taken steps to drought proof its water supply and give the city what he called a solid financial foundation. he also says there are hopeful signs when it comes to the issues of homelessness. he talked about more affordable housing units being developed. i loved hearing about the housing projects the homeless and housed all of those

things that we've been building for them and the support services because it's nice to see that happening. the final state of the city was a family affair. the mayor was introduced by his wife, jessica, and his parents were both in attendance at the california theater last night. as for his political future, liccardo says he is still just focused on finishing his current term as mayor 39. steve paulson is back. he is tracking both hurricane fielder out in the atlantic, and he's also tracking our local weather as well, which involves warmups there, maybe another one moving towards florida next week, so the atlantic was crickets. for the longest time now, things have really picked up. fiona went to category three and then back to category for it re intensified. that's very rare when it goes up that this is the farthest cat for hurricane in the atlantic at this northern latitude since 1982. the key is it's heading in towards halifax , newfoundland, nova scotia, and it's going to merge with a colder system. so it will not be hurricane but it'll turn extra

tropical then in turn into what we call a hybrid superstorm, and it will obama out. you can see the system that's to the north. that's right up here, but they're going to merge together. this will be over the weekend late saturday into sunday, and we have another system that's coming out right now. invest there. they say there are some signs that track is a little uncertain. but most of it, take it up and go over cuba and then right near the on the gulf side of florida for next week, so planning to talk about next week this weekend and next week when it comes to tropical activity for us very quiet here in temperatures are on their way up , and they'll continue that kind of level off over the weekend. only the most inland locations get into some mid nineties. sixties for maybe a few, but it looks like seventies this time of year, the coast and probably one of the warmest times of the year for the coast is right about now it is for san francisco around 71 degrees, so we'll be in the seventies here for tam, speaking of the city wednesday was the only day below 70 monday tuesday. 73 thursday 74 today we're going 76 so high

pressures are fair weather friend it'll build in for your weekend, it looks like temperatures will bump up. again it will be nice today and then warmer over the weekend cooling will begin. you guys. mm probably on monday into tuesday. steve. thanks. pasta pasta and more pasta. how you can win a free supply of penny. spaghetti linguini fettuccine.

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we are highlighting the role that latino voters could play in the upcoming midterm elections. political analysts say. there are now large numbers of latino voters who live in battleground states like michigan, pennsylvania, georgia and wisconsin. and they say the political leanings of latinos very across the country. california latinos tends to be an overwhelmingly mexican american vote. not entirely but they vote about 75% with the democratic party latinos outside of california and arizona are decidedly more conservative, decidedly more republican. political analyst mike madrid says both parties are now more engaged in going after the latino vote, and that he says is expected to increase voter turnout. 8 44. now northern california's are prepping for the latest round of stimulus payments from the state. direct deposits are expected to hit

between october 7th and november 14th stimulus. debit cards mid january. how soon and how much you receive depends on your 2020 income dependent and what information in the state tax board? has about you. it's probably not enough and it's probably not in time, but i do appreciate something to help out with the especially with the gas and all of that. i'm happy to take part in it. i'm going to be one of those people getting a stimulus check i could use it. but don't forget that we have little babies out there who needs our help and support. the governor's office has a stimulus money will pour nearly $10 billion into the state economy. governor newsom is expected to sign a bill requiring state employers with 26 or more workers to provide covid-19 supplemental paid sick leave through the end of the year. the legislation requires employers to continue providing up to 80 hours of paid sick leave to employees who are unable to work

or tell the work because of covid. the sick leave can be used if the employee is sick or if the worker needs to care for family member with covid. wall street is ending the week with a big selloff is back with the details in today's dollars and cents. pam not great does not look great. there is a saying by money managers don't fight the fed, but the fed is certainly impacting wall street. bond yields have shot up since the fed raised rates again this week. that's causing a shift from stocks to bonds, and there are more concerns about a recession shortly after the opening bell rang this morning, the dow dropped below 30,000, the nasdaq now back below 11,000 again, as we take you live. to the new york stock exchange. this morning, the dow jones now down almost 600 points, almost 2% there. the s and p 500 also down more than 2% 36 79 there and the nasdaq 8 10,031 down 235 points more than 2% 2 and almost

a quarter percent there for the nasdaq, also affecting the markets this morning, fedex announced it is raising rates nearly 7% on most services after the holidays. the price increases come as fedex is experiencing global slowdown in business companies. shares dropped 21% last week, marking the biggest one day drop in its history that x also warned a slowing economy will cause it to fall short of its target revenue by a half a billion dollars. some good news. apple music, at least for apple now will be part of the most watched television event of the year. apple has reached a multi year agreement with the nfl to sponsor the super bowl halftime show. that deal will begin with this season's championship game in february. the halftime show has been at times even more popular than the game itself, featuring a musical showcase with top artists. more than 120 million viewers tuned into the 2022 halftime show the financial terms, though of the deal have

not been released, and here's a special treat for pasta lovers. starting on monday, barilla is giving away special boxes of pasta to celebrate national pasta month, which is by the way in october, barilla, calling it a one of a kind plastic kit. it includes a variety of pasta's cooking accessories and recipes to get the free package. you have to log on to the giveaway site at nine o'clock monday morning. it is first come first serve and we have a link on our website ktvu .com under web links. so good luck on that pam cook, that's look at your dollars and cents. thank you. judge has approved at $230 million settlement at the 2015 oil spill near santa barbara. 140,000 gallons of crude oil spilled onto beaches and into the pacific ocean because of a corroded pipe more than 300 animals, including pelicans and sea lions, died. texas base plains. all american pipeline apologize for the spill, and they paid for the costly cleanup 48. let's get one last check of traffic before the end of the hour. we're going to start with

the maps taking a kind of a broad view of the east bay and a lot of the earlier crashes have now been cleared, but you can see there's still some residual slowing on 5 80 westbound and then also at the bay bridge toll plaza. things look a little slow there as well as as well as southbound 2 to 42 6 80 from pleasant hill to walnut creek because of some earlier crashes, let's say move along to a live picture of my camera will load here. here's highway 24 live picture in lafayette headed towards the caldecott tunnel. no problems there. your drive from the cartoons bridge to mcarthur maze about 28 minutes. forgive the spider appearing in that. picture there. we have no control over what that little career was doing and sanitary bridge traffic looks pretty good . quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. you see? traffic here is light. in spite of those problems we mentioned earlier on in the transbay tube. it looks like people are opting to drive across the bay instead, at least not from what we can see here. 8 49. let's check in with steve paulson. i thank you. skies are

clear. we had a teeny bit of fog pop up point reyes, half moon bay. it looks like it's gone, so everyone's in on sunshine here pretty early, and it will last through into the weekend as well. tensile bump up welling. see, some of that may be right around half moon bay. no now it's south. looks like it's south and a teeny bit still kind of hanging around flirting. flirting with point race. seventies eighties to near 90 today, the coast is clear. if it isn't we will be soon. sonny for all warmer temps will take us into the weekend. probably the warmest temps will be on saturdays kind of the way it's looking, but it'll still be very similar. on sunday, santa rosa, the 88 conquered the 90 76 for the city and 85 in san jose 76 58 in san francisco, both above average, the average is 71 56. the record 97 1997 sunset now 705, the lowest moved well out of the picture, the highest building in so temperatures. they started yesterday bump up a little bit. they'll continue that it will be nice today. it

will also be warmer. that theme carries us right into the weekend. we will get some mid nineties for some well inland seventies eighties to near 90 today, a little bit warmer, probably saturday, the warmest day still pretty warm sunday and the money, but it does start to look cooler as we go monday night into tuesday, you too. thank you. the world cup is less than two months away, and the united states' men's national team played one of its last exhibition matches before the big tournament, but the u. s fell to japan to nil this morning in a world cup tune up that took place in germany. start playing. christian pulisic missed the match due to an injury. the u. s men's soccer team did not record a goal or shock appeared to eight for japan. the next international friendly takes place on tuesday against saudi arabia. it will be the last schedule to match before the world cup begins in november. and join ktvu for full coverage of the world cup and guitar. it runs from november 20th december 18th. we will have all the us matches, including their highly anticipated game against england the day after thanksgiving. let's start

warning from doctors when it comes to teens and marijuana use coming up on the nine we'll tell you about the risks recently discovered tied to a growing amount of potency levels in marijuana. plus i want all of tt everything that can be done to wage this terrible battle is being called into service. we all see these events through with the courage worthy of this challenge. it sounds like the plot of the hit movie from many years ago. armageddon will tell you what nasa is doing today, though, to prepare for a possible doomsday asteroid hi ing the ea h.

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for plants to call up. 300,000 military reservist to fight in ukraine some people are feeling the country while fleeing the country, while others say

goodbye to their families and also getting on busses that were sent to pick up those required to join the fight. happening today. in ukraine, voters start in a boat in russia controlled territories and a referendum to decide whether those areas should formally become part of russia. ukraine and the west have denounced the referendums as shams without any legal force. voting on the referendums will continue through tuesday on the battlefield, ukrainian forces are continuing their offensive their counter offensive. that's despite warnings from russian president vladimir putin. he would use nuclear weapons to defend russia occupied territory. he knows full well if the news is the nuclear tactical nuclear weapon that that, by definition will expand the war, the consequences would be quite significant on him. today ukrainian authorities reported 436 bodies had been taken from a mass burial site in the recently liberated city of busy, um 30 of them with visible signs of torture. it may sound

like the plot of a movie, but it is real. nasa is on a mission to strike an asteroid millions of miles away to try and push it away from the earth. nasa is calling it the save the world experiment. it's the first of its kind, if all goes according to plan, a spacecraft named dart will slam into the asteroid at speeds almost 10 times faster than a fighter jet. the idea here is okay. let's make sure we have at least a good idea how to prevent the city killers from coming because you certainly you know, it's going to be a pretty bad day of something like new york or paris gets wiped out, so we need a good system in place to be able to proactively handle something like that. for these approximately 5000 objects out there. the target is a small asteroid about the size of a football stadium. we're seeing another incredible out of this world image captured by nasa's james webb space telescope this time of the planet neptune webs images shows that neptune's rings the bright, crisp one, but we're also seeing some very

faint dusty bands. for the first time, nasa says. this is the best view they've had of neptune and more than 30 years since voyager two did a fly by back in 1989. nasa also detected seven of the planet's 14 moons. as well as the planet's south pole. 8 58 is your time the world's first biodegradable sneaker is here, researchers at uc san diego say they have been working on a biodegradable material that can one day replace all plastics , which is one of the environments greatest threats after almost 12 years of working on this material, researchers finally created material that wouldn't hurt the environment. there are lots of people who know that this is one of the biggest problems biggest challenges we face on the planet. we're just the first group to actually get a plastic. in a product that's a high performance product and then demonstrates that it can biodegrade the company says they're working to try and scale up the system so it can be used in more situations. the cemetery . county community college

district, urging governor newsom to sign a bill that would let students go to college for free . district officials, along with some local and state leaders attended a rally at kenyatta college in redwood city. they say the senate bill calls for a pilot program that will pay the tuition and enrollment fees for students from underrepresented in marginalized communities. it's not just enrollment fees, books transportation housing 15 k a semester, especially acute in a high cost area like san mateo county. this legislation grants our treasurer college district much needed flexibility so they can better utilize existing local revenue to truly help our most deserving students. it's signed by governor newsom more than 6000 community college students will become immediately eligible for free college tuition in cemetery county. los vegas isn't the only place to have a quick and inexpensive marriage ceremony today. destination wedding ceremonies will take place at the summit of mount diablo between 10 this morning and

three this afternoon. the for the marriage ceremony is $60 and a marriage license costs $86. contra costa county clerk says all of today's 16 marriage appointment slots have already been booked. powerful hurricane fiona headed north in what scientists believe could be the strongest storm ever to hit canada, tracking the latest forecast as it brushes by bermuda. plus a program to keep wales from getting killed by cargo ships in the bay area. scientists and their technology are leading the way to protect these majestic mammals, plus the vita giving us an inside look at its safety features for real safety month rely from one of the railways with what the agency is doing to keep riders and the public safe. today is friday. september 23rd. we're looking live at the golden gate bridge on this beautiful friday morning. welcome thank you so much