a very strong tropical storm all the way until it exits the florida peninsula in the atlantic atlantic ocean. what was hurricane ian is now a tropical storm by this powerful storm and the national response to deal with all of this destruction. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. september 29th still a lot to talk about hurricane used to be a hurricane downgraded but still causing some damage to paulson has our forecast. and keeping an eye on ian visiting cape canaveral about right now, but it's a tropical storm is dave mentioned, so there's gus daytona beach at augusta, about 68 miles an hour or so, but around 40 around orlando, but

again as tropical storm lifting north, it'll go out a little bit into atlantic, then head into south carolina's way it's looking, but again, you can see the circulation right by yeah, that's cape canaveral, right right by there, so they're still giving some copies amounts of rain. we had a lot of high clouds drifting across but otherwise just patchy fog. so thursday, thoughts had patchy fog. sunny mostly sunny, little bit warmer here on the temps, but still pretty nice, amazingly quiet pattern for us, which equals 60 seventies and some eighties. let's go back to the news now with david pam steve. well what used to be hurricane ian was downgraded during the night to a tropical storm, but it's still has 65 mile an hour wind moves. cross florida. it's also still leaving communities in shambles. this is a house from across the street at the beach. there used to be a tree right there. somebody's rv came in our backyard. that's our pool. that's our deck. data.

that was my house. my house is gone. the homeowner in fort myers recorded this video of the destruction near where hurricane ian made landfall you can see in the cell phone, video cars and debris floating in the floodwaters. this morning 2.5 million people have no electricity. these are live pictures right here. this is tampa, florida. so far, no deaths are blamed on the storm have been reported here in the us, but people who may have ignored the evacuation orders or could not evacuate. well they're now trapped by high floodwaters . our reporter lauren blanchard is insane. people beach southwest of tampons. it's one of the strongest hurricanes to ever hit the u. s. but ian is nowhere near over. there's little relief for florida as ian continues to rip through the state, toppling trees, ripping down traffic lights and knocking out power to more than two

million people. we just got the generator up, so hopefully we'll be okay. through the night. no sleep first struck southwest florida wednesday as a category four hurricane with maximum sustained wind speeds of 155 mph . it dropped more than a foot of rain in some areas and life threatening storm surge turned roads into rivers and left homes underwater. it's insane. it's like mind blowing to see that that's could do that has weakened since making landfall, officials warn communities in central and northern florida are still in danger. you're going to see hurricane force winds in places in central florida. perhaps it's clearly a very strong tropical storm all the way until it exits the florida peninsula in the atlantic atlantic ocean as conditions improve cruise near heavily damaged areas will repair down power. our lines and clear roadways. for this particular storm. we've brought thousands of crews from across the country

so right now between those crews here in florida and across the country, we have 10,000 crews standing by waiting to respond. forecasters say ian will make its way through florida, then back out into the atlantic tonight it will travel up the coast of georgia before possibly making landfall in south carolina tomorrow. in saint pete beach. lauren blanchard, fox news. thank you. time now is 404 governor gavin newsom, who's been feuding with florida governor rhonda santis is offering help to florida putting the feud aside. let me just express deep empathy and respect for the challenges that the governors facing. of course all floridians are facing. we've offered support and they know that when they need it. it will be there for them were there and will always be there for floridians and for governor descent. this florida now has a disaster relief fund and a volunteer reporter where you can sign up to volunteer governor newsom and governor desantis had

been feuding about immigration policies, abortion, gender identity and more governor, newsom says, now is the time to put all of that aside and help the people of florida. you can find uninterrupted storm coverage of being on the fox weather app. just use your phone to scan the q r code on your screen or you can go to fox weather .com. there will be no classes on the king of state school campus in oakland today after a shooting injured six people. that campus is home to three schools as well as an independent study program. the shooting happened at the roads. dale continuation school shortly before one o'clock yesterday afternoon. the shots were heard across the campus, and families say they rushed to the school as soon as they heard the news. i got a phone call from my kid's mother. and you can hear the gunshots going off as she was speaking to me. she was crying. um i know it's three schools and one didn't have too much information. but i just dashed over here as soon as i could.

police say all six people hurt. we're adults, too, who are adults who have connections to the schools. three of them were seriously injured and were taken to highland hospital, too, are being treated for life threatening injuries. the third was treated and released. assistant police chief darren allison says the shooting is a tragedy for the entire community. as a parent. i completely understand the fear. the emotion, the panic. and shootings are occurring at our schools. young children. and it's completely wholly unacceptable. i'm still processing. because it's frustrating that our kids can't be in a safe environment. schools used to be off limits. police say they have made no arrests and will only say that they are looking for at least one shooter impairment. spokesman for the oakland unified school district condemned the shootings and says the school district will offer support to anyone who needs it. we have counseling available

already will have counseling from the school itself and from district the district offices. they're ready to support all of our students, staff families. anybody who needs support to get through this obviously very traumatic incident for everybody and governor newsom released a statement condemning the shootings, writing on twitter today, shooting at an oakland school was a horrifying act of violence that has grown too familiar yet again. our kids were in the crossfire. this cannot continue gun. violence has taken too much from our community. yes well, one group of oakland residents known as violence. interrupters were also at the scene of that school shooting. ktvu is jana katsuyama explains how the oakland natives are trying in their own way to help stop the violence. no one should come to a school shooting ever. ah your kid being someone else's kids. mario warez had to stop for a moment, tears coming as he thought of his son at bay tech charter school, and students at the three other

schools caught in wednesday's shooting on king estates campus so painfully close, juarez says there had been violence before. about a month ago. there was a kid that was stabbed, i wrote rochdale, which is the continuation school, and he was pistol whipped. there was a gun recover from school. there was a gun recover. a month ago i went to king. i went to all the schools. i was one of these kids. carter grew up in oakland . now she's what is called a violence interrupter with youth alive, a community based grassroots effort to stop violence and the pain people are feeling with shooting after shooting. when i got the call, i broke down and cried. anytime i shooting and homicide happened in the city of oakland. we are dispatched same time the police is people are here. fighting to live. people are living in survival mode. carter says she understands because she was once the one who held the gun abandoned rejects. it didn't fit in nowhere. i was country. i had

a speech problem. i was bullied at school. i didn't fit in. carter is one of a small army of community soldiers who've done soul searching to understand the reasons they turned to violence. so they can help others. people, you know, they can clock off at eight o'clock. we can't that's our reality. you know, our phones is ringing. our phones are ringing is getting text messages and we constantly got to work because we're trying to be a part of the solution will open. they have boots on the ground at every single shooting or homicide, sometimes more than one call a day. three calls a day we still be pulling up the crime scenes at 23 in the morning, 10 at night, whatever. just to try to show support and they're asking the community to join in the effort to stop violence we need to parents to pay attention to their children , their business business them ipads and check their phones. if you need somebody to talk to you were here. all right. we don't do the police work. we don't even engage with the police. we

really for the community in oakland, jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. thank you, janna, and our coverage on the shooting continues at ktvu dot com. we are monitoring the very latest developments. we will bring you updates as soon as we get more time is 4 10. another big story is our the weather for us in the weather around the country, particularly in florida city. much quieter today. thank goodness but still there are weather is just amazingly stuck . i mean, i just can't find anything that really except subtle day to day change is still a tropical storm ian now on the atlantic side, right around cape canaveral, daytona beach, going out into the atlantic briefly, and then it looks like it will take a path right towards south carolina. still some heavy rain. at times and also some augusta about 70 mph. you can see the circulation there is a lot of that will now take aim towards areas to the north, so we went from one category four down the now 65 mph, but again, the path is going to take it up towards the carolinas here. for us, you see

a blank map, but for us, you'll see a few high clouds drifting across and that's about it. there's just nothing going on. so one or two days we cool it down a little bit. one or two days. we warm it up a little bit. looks like we'll be a little bit warmer today. almost a push yesterday temperatures were sixties seventies and eighties. and really, there's just slight warming here. not a lot. a couple degrees here. you know san jose livermore only of one, so there's not going to be a huge pusher fifties on most attempts some sixties but a lot of fifties to the north fifties temperatures fifties and sixties here, but some patchy low clouds. really not much having can't spend it any other way here. that low goes through that height of the west will build in so 60 seventies by the water eighties inland, a little bit warmer as we head into looks like friday, maybe some operators to near 90 close on saturday pulled back a little bit there on sunday. you guys, but still okay. all right. thank you. steve proposal to crack down on drug dealers in san francisco coming up the charges being considered against people

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14 at the time so far this year , a rescue team from the oakland zoo has saved 140 baby black crowned night herons that fell from their nests in downtown oakland. now the team that finds the birds takes them to the zoo's veterinary hospital, where they are examined and given treatment if necessary. there's some of the babies, they're then taken to the international bird rescue in fairfield. where they are taken care of for 6 to 8 weeks until they are ready to be

released back into the wild time now for 14 san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins now says she will consider charging drug traffickers with murder if they can be linked to a drug overdose death, jenkins says quote we will not allow drug dealers to kill innocent people and those suffering from addiction. my office has begun admonishing suspected dealers in open court to warn them that any death attributed to any drug they sold may result in a murder charge, francisco added. 1400 previously unreported cases of covid-19 since the beginning of september to its covid-19 dashboard. now, a statement on the dashboard says a processing error by the california department of public health affected the accuracy of the city's numbers, the statement says the error was identified and the numbers have been corrected. san francisco's covid rent assistance program has stopped taking new applications . the chronicle reports. the program for low income city

residents is on hold due to the overwhelming number of applications it received. staff is currently focusing on the backlog of about 4000 pending applications. the program offers up to $7500 in rental assistance. for those who meet the criteria, the program could resume accepting new applications later this year. california ended its statewide rent relief program on april 1st time is 4 16. there's a new study that says some people have seen a change in their personality during the pandemic , the researchers say the pandemic strongly affected five personality trades, including nor rod is's, um, where there is a tendency to experience sadness or anxiety. the other effected traits include openness being agreeable, being outgoing and social and being conscientious. more than 7000 of dots took part in an online survey for this research. if you are just joining us, ian has been downgraded to a tropical storm

this morning. still 65 mile an hour winds, though we want to take you live to jacksonville, florida this morning. the storm is slowly cutting across florida and heading to other southeastern parts and other states along the atlantic ocean. taking you there live you can still see, uh, a bit of rain and windy in forecast to go out to the atlantic ocean this afternoon but then turned back to georgia and the carolinas tomorrow. now satellite images are getting incredible footage of ian when it was a hurricane. take a look at this. the eye of the storm. can be clearly seen by weather satellites from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. in was a category four hurricane 150 mile per hour winds when it made landfall, which made it very close to a category five. but there it is, as it hits. it's just incredible video to get to see that steve paulson has been watching it. it's really been, um you know, quite a powerful

storm. is it increased strength, but now as it's moving across florida, how does it look? it's a tropical system. now it's back to 65 mph. still i mean, 65 miles an hour is up the atlantic side near cape canaveral who move into south carolina tropical system so the wind speeds are coming down rainfall , though still pretty strong for us. it's a quiet pattern again as just there's just not a lot going on. maybe a few high clouds only patchy fog. the air loft is cooled off sonoma amount is 56. diablo's 59 ben lomond mountain 56. i mean again, you know, pointing if you want warm temperatures need to see these probably in the upper sixties or seventies or even eighties so that i mean there's not going to be too much of a jump on those temps today based on years of experience. still though, lots of sunshine 60 seventies to some eighties. i mean, we're almost to the end of september here, so patchy fog cool owes. mostly sunny, little bit warmer, maybe a degree or two for some, not a

big jump. and san rafael 80 yesterday will bump you up to 80 to menlo park, 78 to 80. livermore san jose, just up 1, 85 and 80. hey fifties on the attempts 53, santa rosa, petaluma fifties sixties on the temps, east bay temps fifties and sixties mid fifties upper fifties to low sixties so everyone is very, very close here on the temps. the low moves through to the north that high will build in and that's going to allow a little bit warmer, tense for drilling only for a couple of days. i mean, 60 seventies eighties, we'll get a slight bump up into friday. still pretty nice saturday, slightly cooler sunday, so really not a lot of change, you guys all right. see you. thank you. time for 19 new, ambitious goal for the white house still ahead. how the biden ministrations clients to end hunger in the u. s by the year 2030. plus the evidence of mother uncover that led to the arrest of a security guard at a local school.

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he loved in his high it is far gone number 61. he ties roger maris. for the american league single season record. with 61 home run york yankees superstar aaron judge making history in toronto, his 61st home run right there. the homework run of the season came last night in the seventh inning of toronto blue jays pitcher tim maser that homer by aaron judge ties him with roger maris for the yankees and the american league record for most home runs in one season. and then there was that great moment where you saw his mother, patty hug. being the son of roger maris. it's an incredible honor, you know, and getting a chance to be. you know? associated with, you know more than yankee grades, you know, one of baseball's greats.

um you know, be in trying to attend forever is, you know it's words can't describe it, you know, and, um, that's one thing that's so special about the yankees organization is all the guys that came before us and kind of paved the way and, you know, play the game. the right way. did the things the right way that a lot of great things in this game and getting a chance to be you know, mentions with those guys now is i can't even describe it. it's incredible honor. that's for sure. for sure. you know. aaron judge grew up just outside of stockton's in lindon and getting a chance to tie roger maris. you dream about that kind of stuff. it's unreal. what a swing. well the kick off the nfl. heather is kick off the nfl's cancer awareness campaign. the 49ers hosted the fourth annual crucial catch fashion show. the show at levi's stadium was presented by dignity health as part of the team's weekly community programming. 15 cancer survivors who have either battled or are

currently battling cancer, walked the runway apparel donated by levi's. take a look. the models were escorted by 49ers player and stories of their strength and courage were shared with the audience. the models also wore custom 49ers jerseys that included a meaningful number of their choice, such as the number of years they have been in remission. great story time is 4 24. the y m c. a of san francisco is joining the fight to end hunger in conjunction with the white house conference on hunger. the stone town williams, a of san francisco held its food pantry day of service volunteers spent the day packing and delivering food bags to people in need. this is a pantry that actually opened up during the pandemic. before this , it did not exist, and now it's the second most used pantry in the city over 800 families a week come to this site for food , and it all started during the pandemic. the food pantry is open once a week on wednesdays

between noon and four p.m. at the stone town, family way ymca. it's on eucalyptus drive in san francisco. well it was just a few weeks ago that president biden re announced his administration's goal to reduce the cancer death rate in the us by half during the next 25 years , reporter ashley strohmeyer tells us now the president is adding to his list of impressive initiatives revealing his new plans to end hunger. if you look at your child, and you can't feed your child what the #### else matters. president biden tugging at the nation's heart strings after announcing his administration's goal to end hunger in the u. s by 2031 in 10 , american households still do not have access to enough food one in 10 initiative outlined during wednesday's white house conference on hunger, nutrition and health, the first since 1969. and comes as data reveals 10% of households nationwide face difficulty getting enough food to eat last year alone. i know what it's like to not know where your next meal will come

from. both as a child. and as a parent, the secretary of agriculture outlining five main points the biden administration believes are critical to meeting its goal, including increasing access to affordable food, finding ways to integrate nutritional science and health care policies, educating consumers about making healthier choices, creating more opportunities for people to be physically fit and have access to outdoor spaces. and increasing funding for nutritional research. the white house also hopes to tackle diet related diseases like type two diabetes, obesity and hypertension, and says its goals are reliant on the private and public sectors coming together announcing a collective $8 billion in contributions so far from a number of companies and charities, but when it comes to implementing proposals for expanding food stamp coverage, the president said, congress must come together. ashley strohmeyer fox news thanks

actually more images of the destruction in the wake of hurricane ian after it passed through central florida. take a look at some of this video up next. our coverage of the storm and the aftermath continues after he resisted it. at first governor, newsom is now signed a bill into law expanding the union rights of farmworkers. the reason why the governor changed his mind. and don't forget. now you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter. just go to ktvu dot com slash email design up for the daily service. life has never felt so expensive. so why is omar snoozing like a baby?

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they got him. a man accused of rape and domestic violence was hiding from police inside a nordstrom rack for more than 18 hours. we're going to show you how police were able to arrest

him when he thought he was in the clear and the biden administration is mobilizing emergency response teams as tropical storm ian moves out toward the atlantic. we have more on the damage and the effort to help the state recover in the coming weeks. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. thursday morning. september 29th we call thursday friday, eve friday. eve and we call steve paulson. steve paulson. busy week. really yeah, every almost everywhere but here, right? been very quiet here like that i do to. actually i'd like to see a little rain. maybe, but there's surely our weather in a second here. ian is now a tropical storm still about 65 mph. there's been some gusts near 70 daytona beach overnight. it's right around cape canaveral lifting north on the atlantic side. now it'll go into south carolina as a tropical system

and be a rainer as it then moves north over the weekend. we do have a little bit of high cloud deck, but otherwise only patchy fog. so look for temperatures today. really i mean, there's not much change here. just, you know, one or two degrees warmer for some so mostly sunny teeny bit warmer will go away eight sixties seventies and eighties. alright 4 31. sal is here. we'll say good morning, sir. let him take it from there. you know, things are like and good morning to you, steve. things are light out there so far, we're off to a nice start. we had a couple of minor things, but for the most part, we're off to a good start at the bay bridge, especially with no major problems getting into san francisco continues to be very nice drive. no problems on any of the bridge crossings, including the same mateo bridge. it's 4 31. let's get back to the headlines. thank you, sal. what was once hurricane ian is now a tropical storm at this hour winds are down to 65 mph still

pretty high, though, but a category one hurricane is at least 74 mph. this is what it looks like right now and where the storm is moving across florida. now you can see, uh that meteorologists are warning this downgrade can be deceiving because you can see the store moving in the storm is bringing heavy rain this morning to the east central part of florida. more than 2.5 million people in florida are still without power this morning. electrical crews have been on standby, but it will likely take weeks before the power is restored in slam southwest florida wednesday with 150 mile per hour winds tying the fifth strongest hurricane to ever hit the u. s the storm wiped out buildings and is causing catastrophic flooding. ultimately we're hoping not to find any kind of casualties or any kind of devastation. but we know that's probably not gonna be the case. so we know that we're ready. we're ready to help out in any way that we can ian is forecast to head out to the atlantic ocean today, but then

turn and strike the states of georgia and the carolinas as well as virginia later today, president biden will go to the headquarters of fema in washington to get updates on the relief efforts. the president signed a disaster declaration this morning for florida, providing federal funding for storm victims, including grants for temporary housing and home repairs and low costs and loans for property losses. the president i also worried about the impact of this big storm on gas prices while the storm is disrupting offshore oil production in the gulf. president biden. warren's businesses don't take advantage of this situation. do not use this as an excuse to raise gasoline prices are gradually american people, americans watching the industry should do the right thing. now the oil industry says market forces determine gas prices, not the oil companies. the national average were gallon of unleaded gas is up a dime compared to last week. cuba is now beginning

the recovery process from the destruction caused by ian. the storm knocked out the island's entire electrical system. work crews are beginning to restore power, but havana and the western edge of cuba remain in a blackout. 55 shelters are now open for evacuees. the storm destroyed homes, businesses and heavily damaged tobacco farms. crippling cuba's famous cigar industry. you can find uninterrupted coverage of hurricane ian on the fox weather app. just use your phone to scam that q. r code on your screen or you can go to fox weather dot com our time now 4 34 man who spent 18 hours in a standoff with police and pleasant hill is in custody now, ktvu cristina rendon tells us the laundry list of charges he's facing, including rape. and domestic violence. ktvu photographer rushed to the back of the nordstrom store in pleasant hill around 11 45 wednesday morning, capturing the arrest of 26 year old joseph

ramos. ramos is wanted out of pittsburgh for rape, domestic violence, innovating police police officers search ramos, who appeared to be wearing a sweater from the store to hide tactical gear underneath. that body gear was confiscated, along with the plastic bag. kind of shocked to find out that there was somebody hiding in there. i'm glad they got him. nordstrom rack. shoppers found the store closed for the day with no clue that a man wide for violent crimes had been hiding inside since tuesday long time. wow it started around six p.m. police say ramos had left pittsburgh in a stolen car, drove to pleasant hill and ran into the nordstrom rack to get away from authorities that prompted the store and nearby safe way to be evacuated. it's believed he hit out in the ceiling, ignoring any attempts from swat negotiators overnight into the early morning hours. a number of resources, including lifts and drones were brought in to search for ramos,

but he couldn't be located at one point police that ramos had changed clothes and walked out hours prior. they cleared the area wednesday morning, but left an undercover officer behind that around 11:45 a.m. police say nordstrom rack employees reported seeing ramos lower himself from the ceiling. and run through the back door. he was tackled by nordstrom rack loss prevention agents and arrested by police. after nearly 18 hours, nobody gets hurt. that's that's that's the main thing. long as nobody got hurt. and he got arrested. that's crazy. well, i'm really glad they got him. i hope that you know whatever it is that he dess almost will now be handed over to pittsburgh police. th commend nordstrom's corporate office in vu, fox two news. alright cristina. thank you for the update. fremont police have caught up with the man they say went on a vandalism spree, cutting comcast fiber internet

cables now it happened at least four times over the past month near south grimmer and mission street in fremont. investigators believe the man in custody may also be linked to other high profile crimes. time now for 36 , a bipartisan group of us senators introduced legislation to improve oversight and transparency in the federal bureau of prison. this follows reports from the associated press that exposed systemic corruption in the federal prison system that this bill would require the justice department to create a group to handle complaints about prison conditions. it would also mandate the department's inspector general to evaluate any risk and abuses at all 122 federal prisons. women's flag football may soon be a c i f high school sport in southern california. the southern section will vote on the motion and the c i f could follow shortly thereafter. some say the move could lead more schools to start

teams and give women the opportunity to play. the sport pilot league is set to begin its second season in southern california, which was started by the los angeles chargers and the los angeles rams. your time is worth 37 the pagoda at san francisco's japanese tea garden has been restored for the first time in more than 100 years and the mark. the occasion of celebration was held in the japanese tea garden at golden gate park. pam cook, love didn't go to the celebration, all the carpentry, the roofing, the masonry word. was completed by city maintenance crews. the traditional bells were also added to that five story structure, organizers say more than 500 donors contributed to this restoration project. people and organizations from all over san francisco across the bay area too steep. and frankly, from around the world that have supported the pagoda and teegarden projects, donations or large and they were very small.

now. these renderings here showed the second phase of the project in that garden area. it's expected to be finished by late next year. beautiful it is one of my favorite because of you haven't been. i have to get their goodness and about steve. i think about february is when they have all the cherry blossoms in bloom there at the tea garden. i would is that about right? i can't i? you're keeping an eye on a tropical storm. i would think it's march. but maybe you know more than us . yeah somewhere in february march, i will. i will report back then. thank you. all right, we'll take a look at ian as it moves across here towards the atlantic side. cape canaveral, just south of daytona beach. still some very heavy rain, but that's tropical store now when 65 mph only 65, but once they go over land they start. you can see the circulation there right there. right that moving up towards daytona beach will head up towards jacksonville and then head into south carolina. is it going to friday and also saturday? really really quiet on

the west coast. i mean, just really quiet. except if you're in las vegas yesterday, where they had a amazing thunderstorm activity and lightning display clouds. otherwise it's mostly sunny temperatures are loved or not that warm sonoma mountain is 56. diablo 59 ben lomond, mount 56 that does not translate into very warm inland towns. but we will bump them up a teeny bit only the most inland locations. around 84 85. there could be you know they're 86 but coast in may it will be sixties and seventies. san rafael from 80 will go 80 to menlo park from 78 yesterday to 80, livermore and san jose. bump you up just 1 85 to 80 degrees fifties on most of the temps some sixties but a couple of fifties and sixties and they're on the peninsula, usually one of the cooler locations would be woodside 52, hatherton, 53, 54, los altos, stanford and a lot of mid fifties. montara beach at 55, san carlos and middle park, also at 55. 45 truck. i'm not. i have to see why truckee is sick or south lake tahoe was 60 must be

a breeze or something. but 56 yukata 61, sacramento 57 down in monterey, the low in the pacific northwest that kept us on a little bit on the cool side is kicking inland high offshore will build inland that will equal a little bit warmer pattern starts today. more so tomorrow, but nothing crazy here. i mean, it's patchy morning fog, sunny and nice. it'll be a little bit warmer. as we go into tomorrow as well. so 60 seventies eighties on the temps tomorrow could get a few near 90. but then it looks like you know, just subtle day today changes going into the weekend and into october, you guys, my here we go. thank you. steve. for 41 is the time still ahead. governor newsom promises to take action on the state's housing, affordability problems and tiktok, creating mounting legal problems, but dozens of lawsuits filed by parents worried about their children.

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parents whose children committed suicide. a new report by the pharmaceutical journal reveals tiktok promoted prescription drugs as weight loss solutions to children. the reason why parents need to be concerned about young people send it spending a lot of time on screens is really about the idea that their brains aren't fully developed yet. now a bipartisan bill, the kids online safety act is working its way through capitol hill. it aims at requiring social media platforms to keep kids safety. a priority time is 4 45, a school contract security guard is in jail, now accused of sexually assaulting a 15 year old student in san jose ktvu. south bay reporter jesse gary says this crime is leading to new questions about school safety. there's a lot more predators out there in the digital world than there ever have been in the past detectives with the san jose police internet crimes against children unit say they arrested hosts

weigh baraza earlier this month , the 39 year old contract security guard is accused of sexual assault against a student at kipp navigate college prep in east san jose really does concern me, especially like i said, having a daughter here. investigators say the victim's mother found messages from baraza to the girl on the child's cell phone alerted police who started an investigation and then made an arrest. september 21st. this is a person of trust who had a lot of contact with students. we believe there may be additional victims in an email, kip officials say. in part, this person is an employee with admiral security services and has not worked on kit campus since june 8th. we will collaborate with san jose police and have launched an internal investigation into this matter. admiral security reps say they have no comment about barraza. meanwhile some parents say they'll keep a closer eye on their children and their kids devices. anybody can gain anyone's trust anyone, especially when you're a teacher's security guard or

something. you automatically kind of feel safe with them. sheriff's department officials say barasa is at elmwood correctional facility. bail has not been set police investigators when parents talk to their children because they believe there could be more victims outside san jose police headquarters. jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. all right. thank you, jesse. it has been two weeks since the car crashed into the trader joe's store in castro valley and injured eight people, including a five year old boy, benjamin asthma needed emergency surgery that night and faces more possible surgeries. his father, oslo doesn't a is still waiting to see if he'll recovery require knee surgery. but he says he's grateful that no one was killed when that car came crashing through the front of the store and ran into a group of shoppers. heard the window crash. seconds thereafter that we had a car on our hip pushing my son and i against the cashier

counter and then, like a tsunami just pushes along and into the store into the racks. we have no ill feelings toward him. so i hope everyone is doing well that was involved in the accident. now the driver is 90 years old and investigators say is confusion over the gas and brake pedals along with an unsafe turn at an unsafe speed contributed to the crash. the driver has not been sighted but has been referred to the dmv for an evaluation of his driving abilities. alright, our time is four and 48 if you just joined us what used to be hurricane ian is downgraded now to a tropical storm. it has 65 mile an hour winds. we're looking live now at tampa, florida. these are live pictures. the storm slowly is moving across the state of florida. it's expected to go out to the atlantic ocean this afternoon and then turned back and had to georgia and the carolinas tomorrow. alright so let's check in with our expert.

all of this when it does something like that, can it can it pick up some speed? and the answer is yes. it may briefly on the atlantic side. now it can briefly warm gulf stream. it could go up, maybe quickly to, you know, category one again. that is possible, but it looks like it's taking a path pretty rapidly up towards the carolina coast. towards south carolina. i should say by tonight, tomorrow it is again still producing some pretty good wind and rain, but i think daytona beach at augusta about 69 mph overnight. orlando 46. still some pretty heavy rain . you could easily get coming in off of you know those feeder bands are going right over there. very warm atlantic, so it's heading up towards daytona beach, jacksonville now there will be some wind and rain, but again. it's now a tropical storm . it could briefly touched category one there. maybe before it makes landfall again. amazingly quiet as we talked about on the west coast. there's just not a lot going on. have these weak systems moving into the north. well that one's gone by sonoma mountains 56 ben lomond mountain is also 56 mile.

the apples 59. that's not very warm, some cool air loft here, so we'll equal sixties seventies and eighties again, patchy fog. we went from a huge fog ran a couple of days ago, and each day it's getting coverage is getting a little less just a teeny bit warmer. i didn't bump things up too much here. sandra felt 82 month menlo park from 78 to 80. livermore and san jose just bumped up 1, 85 and also 80 fifties on the temps are sixties petaluma down to 52 low sixties, though, berkeley oakland mid fifties on the peninsula, sunnyvale is 55. livermore's 57 sixties fairfield conquered. how to brentwood, 57 santa cruz. also scott's valleys santa south san jose san jose, saratoga, cupertino, morgan hill. so the thermal him here on the temps. everyone's pretty close. 46 truckee to 56 uk a sixties down south to the desert and you'll find the eighties phoenix and also palm springs, the low to the pacific northwest is moving inland that high offshore will build inland. so a little bit warmer pattern today into

tomorrow but again i think coast and bay sometimes only whether people would notice the difference here, but you know if you can, if you can tell 2 degrees difference and more power to you, i can i can tell 60 seventies eighties on the temps here, and we'll see a little bit warmer pattern friday . then it starts to ease up. it looks like going into what looks like to be a nice weekend, pam. alright that sounds great. thank you, steve. we will continue to track tropical storm ian has its makes its way across central florida out into the atlantic and then heads back towards other coastal states will have updates throughout morning sun, too, and advocates for the homeless, accused san francisco city leaders of trying to ignore the problem. we're going to hear some of their ideas for a solution. reggie bush had something important taken from him,

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are set to strike for 1/4 straight day. workers at the airports, bars, restaurants, cafes and lounges have been on strike all week. nearly all of those businesses are now closed . workers say they aren't paid enough to live here in the bay area and often after work multiple jobs to pay their bills. the union says they have not heard from the council that represents the restaurants and food outlets at the airport. the state unemployment department says it is making progress with improvements to its customer service and claims operations. leaders with the employment development department say they have implemented nearly all of the recommendations from the state auditor's office that includes increasing staffing to limit huge weights for people on the phone, as well as improvements to fraud prevention and detection. the updates came during a tense oversight hearing with lawmakers at capitol hill. it is no secret that throughout the covid-19 pandemic, the employment development department failed california the department was inundated with

calls from desperate californians in dire need of help. this extraordinary increase in claims resulted in long wait times and service failures. it also resulted in tremendous financial loss fraudsters who took advantage of the pandemic still billions of dollars. during the pandemic, the some massive fraud as well as hold times as long as 12 hours for some people trying to get unemployment assistance. lawmakers say they're pleased with the progress the department has made, but says it needs to restore more public trust. governor newsom has signed a bill into law that will make it easier for farm workers to unionize after previously indicating he would veto it. the governor surprised protesters who have been outside the state capital for weeks, calling on him to sign that measure. there has also been pressure on him from some democrats, such as president biden and house speaker nancy pelosi. the governor's office says they reached an agreement to clarify language in the bill next year, which they say will ensure more worker protections. in a push to

help the state's housing crisis. governor newsom signed several bills into law, he signed a bill package to build more housing across california governor along with other state and local leaders were at the future site of an affordable housing development in san francisco's richmond district. there he talked about the bills and says they will accelerate the construction of new housing and create thousands of new jobs. this is a moment on a journey to reconcile the original sin. the original sin of the state of california, and that's the issue of housing and affordability. it touches more things in more ways on more days than any other issue. it is at the core of the expression of so much they frustration many of us have about our state and our future. now the governor also announced $1.2 billion in funding for 30 shovel ready projects around the state financing for those projects had been stalled because they have been unable to obtain tax credits. the federal

appeals court in san francisco ruled in favor of more protection for the homeless. it ruled that cities can't prohibit the homeless from using blankets . pillows are cardboard on public property, and they can't punish them by imposing civil fines that turned into criminal penalties when unpaid. this comes after a 2018 ruling that says local governments could not make it a crime to sleep on a public street or sidewalk when no homeless shelters are available. if the ruling stands , it will be binding on federal courts in nine western states. the coalition on homelessness has filed last year, alleging san francisco has violated the civil rights of the city's homeless, ktvu christian captain tells us the lawsuit says the city has violated its own laws and betrayed the city's most vulnerable. advocates for san francisco's homeless have filed suit in federal court, alleging the city's treatment of its homeless has been a violation of its own laws and values. the lawsuit says. the city has threatened homeless people with citations. even when san francisco didn't have shelter

space available for them put homeless people at risk of further harm through its policies and has illegally seized belongings of homeless people. the mass property destruction where the city is coming in taking people surviving survival, belongings, their tents, their blankets, market pros. we see cell phones being taken, and then they're not being offered any services. they're just being ordered to move out of the area. attorneys from the lawyers committee for civil rights say the lawsuit has already been filed in federal court in the city has been put on notice. for its part, the city attorney's office released a statement reading in part the city is acutely focused on expanding our temporary shelter in permanent housing options to alleviate homelessness crisis and that it's going to be reviewing the lawsuit. cooper arana says she spent years on housed in san francisco and witnessed firsthand the treatment of some of the city's homeless by the city's police and public work. crews sweeps happen they come in, and they are so disrespectful. so cruel. so they have no heart that there taking people's last little bit. that they have left on this earth. you know, and throwing it

in the trash could take months or years to resolve. but for now, the attorneys for the city's homeless or asking for an end to sweeps of homeless encampments. ultimately they say, they want more affordable housing for all and oversight on how the city treats its on housed population in san francisco, christian caftan, ktvu fox two news people are here fighting to live. people are living in survival mode community in oakland really shaken up after a shooting on a school campus left six people injured. now, families and community leaders are demanding answers and demanding change, plus clearly a very strong tropical storm all the way until it exits the florida peninsula. in the atlantic atlantic ocean. what was hurricane ian is now a tropical storm has been downgraded. we'll show you the damage caused by this powerful storm in the national response dealing with the destruction.

from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. well good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. morning i'm pam cook thursday morning. september 29th. moving in towards october, steve said. our weather is in a holding pattern. that's very nice, but unfortunately you have a lot to cover their in florida. right behind you. tropical storm could it's on the atlantic side could briefly get to maybe category one before it goes back into what looks like south carolina late tonight, tomorrow, but it's right over cape canaveral daytona beach, so there's still some very strong gust about 70 miles an hour. i know there's some also heavy duty rain, but again, it's moved on from the gulf side. now to the atlantic side. weak little system went by yesterday. mostly sunny, though there's really just not a lot of change for us. couple of days. we cool off a couple degrees to a couple of days. we warm up a few degrees. this is one of

those days where we'll bump up just a few degrees. but really, we're pretty close to seasonal averages for just about everybody. little below little above. alright salles here at five o'clock in the morning. still okay out there and something new pop up. it's still okay out there. we do. see that we have a nice looking commute on bay area bridges, including the bay bridge. getting into san francisco. we don't have anything we're going here and it looks good on the same tale bridge also is a nice drive. if you are driving in the south day this morning, 8 80 is doing very well so far, so we're off to a good start. five oh, one. let's go back to the headlines. thank you. we're following breaking news right now. now we're learning that there may be potentially hundreds of deaths because of hurricane ian in fort myers, florida waiting to find out this information, county sheriff says. he does not have confirmed numbers. but knows this storm has certainly been devastating. ktvu james torres now joining us with some of the details, information coming straight from the lee county sheriff, we are working to learn more about it. but the sheriff

told good morning america, emergency crews are now aware of hundreds of deaths. it wasn't much more specification after that, other than many of those deaths might have been the result of drownings as we work to confirm that we are noticing more video of storm damage coming from the state of florida power knocked out. we know by now for about two million people, and in some cases, that's literally some crews in tampa had to remove a phone stop light from the street, and that's a result of the 100 plus mile per hour winds that we've seen, which is just damaging and a number of different ways. we saw sign as well at a nearby plaza and put the gorda as well . it's almost knocking out and taking out some trees along the way. cellphone video you'll see in just a moment, showing what looks like a bench just flying off from. do you see it right there, flying off just from appear there and then in cape coral. we saw some massive storm surge elevating water levels in rivers and canals right in the backyards of neighborhoods. we spoke to a man from discovery bay who just moved to the fort myers area. he and his family road out the

storm. the wife and i have never been through a hurricane. um been through big earthquakes in california, but this is kind of a different thing, right? you don't know an earthquake coming . you know this is comment, but you do have a little bit of tension build up before it all happened. emergency crews in florida say more than 10,000 crews are on standby to help restore power all throughout the state. ian is now passing over parts of cape canaveral, which is right where that artemis one launch was supposed to happen this week, and while it is now a tropical storm, officials warned parts of north and central florida can still experience hurricane force winds while the eye of the storm still hovers over florida again, we are still working to confirm and get a better idea of what that lee county sheriff was referring to in terms of potentially hundreds of deaths as a result of hurricane in around the fort myers area. once we have more information on that, we will let you know dave james. thank you. we expect to hear from florida's governor and within the hour as well. meantime governor

gavin newsom, who's been feuding with the governor of florida, rhonda santis, is now offering help to florida, putting the few decide. let me just express deep empathy and respect for the challenges that the governors facing. of course all floridians are facing. we've offered support and they know that when they need it, it will be there for them were there and will always be there for floridians and for governor de santis. florida now has a disaster relief fund and they volunteer portal where you can sign up to volunteer governor newsom and governor do. scientists have been feuding about immigration policies, abortion, gender identity and more governor, newsom says. now is the time to put all of that aside and help the people of florida and don't forget you can find uninterrupted storm coverage of the storm ian on the park's weather, app. use your phone. you can scan that. q r code you

see on your tv screen or you can go to fox weather .com. turning now to the developing story in oakland, where classes will not be held today at the king of states education campus in east oakland. that's after six adults were shot and injured. ktvu s. amanda quintana is in the newsroom with an update on the police investigation. amanda total, six people were shot. all of them were adults with some affiliation with the campus. which is a cluster of four schools in east oakland, a spokesman for highland hospital said three of the six victims were taken there. the other three were taken to other local hospitals. authorities said. two of the victims sustained life threatening injuries and one had non life threatening injuries. yesterday, they said one victim had already been released from the hospital to others were pending release. but authorities haven't provided an update since last night. we are currently and actively looking for at least one shooter, although there may be other individuals involved. we have our. ceasefire teams as

well as our violent crime operations teams actively in this moment, following up on leads looking to bring to justice those responsible for this heinous act. witnesses on the scenes that they saw multiple gunmen and described them as kids. officers say this is still in active investigation . they haven't said if they believe the shooting was targeted or not, and they haven't released a description of the suspects or the vehicle that might have been used. we're working on getting an update on those victims, and we'll bring you that as soon as we get it. oh pds also asking that anyone who has any information about the suspects contact them. in the newsroom. amanda quintana ktvu fax two news, amanda thank you time now. 506 a group of oakland residents known as violence. interrupters were also there. that school shooting team ktvu jana katsuyama explains how these oakland natives are trying in their own way to stop the violence. no one should come to

a school shooting. ever. ah via your kid. someone else's kids. mario juarez had to stop for a moment, tears coming as he thought of his son at bay tech charter school and students at the three other schools caught in wednesday's shooting on king estates campus so painfully close, juarez says there had been violence before. about a month ago. there was a kid that was stabbed, i wrote rochdale, which is the continuation school and he was pistol whipped. there was a gun recover from school. there was a gun recover. a month ago i went to king. i went to all day schools was one of these kids. carter grew up in oakland. now she is what is called a violence interrupter with youth alive, a community based grassroots effort to stop violence and the pain people are feeling with shooting after shooting. when i got the call, i broke down and cried. anytime i shooting and homicide happened in the city of oakland. we are dispatched same time the police

is people are here. fighting to live. people are living in survival mode understands because she was once the one who held the gun found abandoned rejection. i didn't fit in nowhere. i was country. i had a speech problem. i was bullied at school. i didn't fit in. carter is one of a small army of community soldiers who've done soul searching to understand the reasons they turned to violence. so they can help others. people, you know, they can clock off at eight o'clock. we can't that's our reality. you know, our phones is ringing. our phones is ringing. it's getting text messages and we constantly got to work because we're trying to be a part of the solution will open. they have boots on the ground at every single shooting or homicide, sometimes more than one call a day. three calls a day we still beat pulling up the crime scenes at 23 in the morning, 10 at night, whatever. just to try to show support and they're asking the community to

join in the effort to stop violence. we need the parents to pay attention to their children, their business business them ipads and check their phones. if you need somebody to talk to you were here. all right. we don't do the police work. we don't even engage with the police. we really for the community in oakland, jana katsuyama ktvu fox . two news ktvu coverage of the shooting continues at ktvu dot com. we're going to keep watching all the latest developments and bring you updates as we find out more. alright it is 509. we're also getting updates on ah, now tropical storm, but it is going to head out and then come back and steve's talking about it can definitely pick up some steam and it comes back towards the states again. little steam. okay stuff. okay that's good right on the atlantic side near daytona beach, cape canaveral, and now the warm gulf stream. yes could feed into it before it makes another landfall, which would be if not late tonight, tomorrow

for south carolina, but it's on its way up the coast there towards jacksonville. it's over orlando daytona beach to jacksonville. but again, maybe you could briefly do that. but right now it's just trouble only travel still 65 mph, but you know, feeding off those off the warm atlantic. you can still get some heavy duty rain bands coming in, so there could easily be another. maybe 6 to 12 inches of rain there. what am i hearing my mic fall down down a little. just a text hold on a minute. i thought it was a storm. that's what i did the track. they keep it. tropical storm you can see friday tomorrow afternoon, and then it goes into charlotte as a as a tropical system, which will still be a pretty big rain producer. uh just not a lot going on system went by in the pacific northwest. we had the tail end of that system coming through. the air aloft is still not very well. well not diablo went from 59 to 67 you have been loman went from 56 to 55 sonoma mountains 56. so that's a big jump from mount diablo, their sixties seventies eighties on

the temps here. it looks like apache father is not the coverage we saw the last couple of days here. mostly sunny, little bit warmer here. san rafael menlo park, livermore san jose arrows are bumping up a little bit 80 to 80 85 80 after seventies and eighties yesterday, but really, there's not a lot of change their fifties mid fifties upper fifties to low sixties on the temps here. 51 fairfax, 55 sonoma middletown's 50 to 52 also in windsor, sebastopol. rhona parks down to 51 marshall at 53, upper lake and lake village, 50. so everyone's pretty close. 43 truckee uk is at 59 56 moderated 54 in santa maria. that low in the pacific northwest is kicking is the height of the west is building in so there are cooler, mild pattern will give way to a little bit. warmer pattern. not not a big jump here. but sunny and nice. it'll be a little bit warmer here today into tomorrow, 60 seventies eighties on the temps here and look for end of september and on a quiet note really october. really? not a lot of change. you guys all

right. thank you, steve. there's a new proposal to crack down on drug dealers in san francisco coming up the charges being considered against people linked to an overdose death, and it was a big home run that won it made history will tell you what new york yankees star aaron judge said about his 61st home run of the season.

to its 5 14 so far this year of rescue team from the oakland zoo has saved 140 baby black crowned night herons that fell out of their nests in downtown oakland . the rescue team takes the birds to the zoo's vet hospital there, examined there and given treatment of its needed then they're taken to the international bird rescue in fairfield. they're taking care of for about 6 to 8 weeks until

they're ready to be released back into the wild. san francisco added. 1400 previously unreported cases of covid-19 since the beginning of september to its covid-19 dashboard now a statement on the dashboard says a processing error by the california department of public health affected the accuracy of the city's numbers, the statement says the error was identified and the numbers have been corrected. san francisco's covid rent assistance program has stopped taking new applications. the chronicle reports. the program for low income city residents is on hold due to the overwhelming number of applications that received staff is currently focusing on the backlog of about 4000 pending applications. the program offers up to $7500 in rental assistance for those who meet the criteria, the program could resume accepting new applications later this year. that's in san francisco, california ended its statewide rent relief program. april 1st 5 15. a new studies out says some people have seen a change in their personality during the

pandemic, the researchers say the pandemic strongly affected five personality traits, including norad, a schism where there's a tendency to experience sadness or anxiety. the other affected traits include openness being agreeable, being outgoing and social and being conscientious. more than 7000 adults took part in an online survey for this research. well overnight, ian was downgraded to a tropical storm as it moves across central florida. still, with 65 mile per hour winds want to take you live to st augustine , florida this morning. um just south of jacksonville, you can see still the waves pretty strong. the winds are still pretty strong. there was they break over the shore. the storm slowly cutting across florida at this point, a lot of live video and some of the damage coming in ian forecast to head out to the atlantic ocean this afternoon but then turned toward back

towards georgia and the carolinas tomorrow. now you should take a look at the satellites getting incredible images of ian win. it was a hurricane. the eye of the storm there clearly seen by whether satellites from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, ian was a category four hurricane when it hit florida, 150 mile per hour winds right as it made landfall. we talked about this yesterday that making landfall as win that eye of the hurricane hits land, but those outer bank islands and that area is just devastated this morning. we're keeping an eye on that steve paulson watching it now as again it's been downgraded to a tropical storm so still bringing a lot of rain and wind, though, right? still yeah. still 65 mph some gusts up around there and some very heavy rain on the atlantic side. now there's some, you know, now that we're seeing

clearing taking place on the gulf side there's a lot of destruction now being reported here, especially around sanibel island port charlotte area. ford myers, you can see it's right around daytona beach is starting to lift northward up towards jacksonville. you could briefly go out in the atlantic, maybe maybe generate back into category one, although it's not forecast to do that. 65 mph moving northeast today it will move onshore again. it looks like by friday tomorrow afternoon for south carolina coast for us system up in the pacific northwest went through. you can see the circulation right up there. as that goes to the high pressure is going to build in few high clouds zipped across no big deal more towards the sierra than over us. we are looking for water temps that haven't changed much, either. san francisco but we came down 1 62 59 all sixties monterey boys and then point arena, bodega bay and pointer. razor stuck at 57 58. now some amount is 56. diablo went from 59 to 67. now they're down to 64 have a northwest wind at 12 ben lomond man, those that 55 60 seventies

eighties most locations be in line will be about 80 to 84. there's always somebody you know an outlier or two but a little bit warmer, only patchy low clouds. there's not a big fog back out there, but there's some fifties sixties on the temps here, east bay temps. same fifties sixties mid fifties upper fifties to low sixties. just not a lot of difference here on a lot of these temps. now it's interesting is truckee as a northwest breeze to six mph there 43 degrees with the windchill to 39. south lake tahoe airport has a south wind and they are 59 degrees. so there you go. fifties on the coast until he had southern california. then you'll find sixties that the aforementioned low up in the pacific northwest heading up towards idaho. now the high to the west will build in. so a little bit warmer, not nothing. you know, we're not jumping up 20 or something, degrees or anything like that. just patchy morning. low clouds . sunny. nice a little warmer coastal bay. maybe it won't change all that much inland temps low to mid eighties coast and bay sixties and seventies. the warmest day looks to be friday. still pretty nice into

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ties in with roger maris for the yankees and the american league record for most home runs in one season. it's an incredible honor, you know, and getting a chance to be you know? associated with, you know more than yankee grades, you know, one of baseball's greats. um you know, be enshrined with him forever is, you know it's words can't describe it, you know, and , um, that's one thing that's so special about the yankees organization is all the guys that came before us and kind of paved the way and, you know, play the game. the right way. did the things the right way that a lot of great things in this game and getting a chance to be you know, mentions with those guys now is i can't even describe it. it's incredible honor. that's for sure it is. major aaron judge, by the way, grew up right outside of stockton's and lyndon, he said, getting a chance to tie roger maris. you dream about that kind of stuff. it's unreal. it is 5

23 to kick off the nfl's cancer awareness campaign, the 49ers hosted the fourth annual crucial catch fashion show. take a look. the show with levi stadium was presented by dignity health as part of the 49ers weekly community programming. 15 cancer survivors of either battled or right now battling cancer walk the runway wearing clothing donated by levi's models were escorted by a 49ers player and the stories about their strength and courage were shared with the audience. the models also wore custom 49ers jerseys and included several meaningful numbers of their choice. like the number of years they've been in remission. they y m c a of san francisco is joining the fight to end hunger in conjunction with the white house conference on hunger, the stone sound, y m. c. a of san francisco held its food pantry day of service. the volunteers there spent the day packing and

delivering food bags to people in need. now the food pantry is open once a week on wednesdays between noon and four p.m. at the stones town family y m c, a on eucalyptus strive in san francisco. our time is 5 25. it was just a couple of weeks ago, the president biden re announce his administration's goal to reduce the cancer death rate in the us by half in the next 25 years reporter. actually strohmeyer tells us how the president is adding onto that list of very impressive initiatives and revealed new plans for ending hunger. if you look at your child, and you can't feed your child what the #### else matters. president biden tugging at the nation's heart strings after announcing his administration's goal to end hunger in the u. s by 2031 in 10, american households still do not have access to enough food one in 10 initiative outlined

during wednesday's white house conference on hunger, nutrition and health, the first since 1969. and comes as data reveals 10% of households nationwide face difficulty getting enough food to eat last year alone. i know what it's like to not know where your next meal will come from. both as a child. and as a parent, the secretary of agriculture outlining five main points the biden administration believes are critical to meeting its goal, including increasing access to affordable food, finding ways to integrate nutritional science and health care policies, educating consumers about making healthier choices, creating more opportunities for people to be physically fit and have access to outdoor spaces. and increasing funding for nutritional research. the white house also hopes to tackle diet related diseases like type two diabetes, obesity and hypertension, and says its goals are reliant on the private and

public sectors coming together announcing a collective $8 billion in contributions so far from a number of companies and charities, but when it comes to implementing proposals for expanding food stamp coverage, the president said, congress must come together. ashley strohmeyer fox news time is now 5 27 more images to show you from central florida of the destruction caused by hurricane in look at the pictures up next our coverage of the storm and the aftermath continues and after it first resisting it, governor gavin newsom time to bill into law that expands the union rights of farmworkers. tell you the reason the governor changed his mind. life has never felt so expensive. so why is omar snoozing like a baby? because he made the smart choice to shop with ikea. jamie hasn't stopped dancing since she left the store. with ikea, you're caring for your wallet. and each other! and your guests, and the planet. now you can afford even more, with new benefits for

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going to tell you how police were able to arrest him when he thought he was in the clear and the biden ministrations, mobilizing emergency response teams as tropical storm ian moves out toward the atlantic. we have more on the damage and the effort to help the state recover. from ktvu. fox two news . this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. thursday morning . september 29th steve paulson's back, comparing our weather in the bay area with the storm and florida. no comparison. there's nothing going on here. very little just got saw a tweet. from cape canaveral on all the towers there all the rocket tower launches that, you know, maybe they move them back into the hangers, but about 50 to 65 mile per hour wind and heavy rain being reported. so still some really there could be some coming in, or some of those bands over the atlantic feeds off the warm gulf stream could produce a very heavy rain, but

it's tropical storm could maybe get to back to category one as it goes out over the atlantic. but it looks like it's heading up towards jacksonville, and then we'll make landfall again late sometime tomorrow. south carolina coast for us, there's just not much going on here. and so we have a maybe a little cooler one or two days and then a little warmer the next two days. that's what we're in. right now. it's a little warmer, not much. maybe only people in weather will notice it. but we are looking for sixties seventies and eighties on those attempts, alright over to sal now and we made it through the first hour and a half. okay what about 5 31? still looking pretty good, steve. i don't see a lot going on. which is good. if you're going to be taking the car over the conquered from bay point. there is some slow traffic, though we're going to start there. you can see traffic here is moving along slowly. it's of short slowdown, but it's beginning. to get longer and longer as the minutes where on here and you get to the richmond bridge. still a light delay here at the toll plaza and at the bay bridge. we don't have a big delay right now. yet 5 31, let's go back to the headlines. all

right. thank you, sal. we do begin with disturbing news this morning about what is now tropical storm in just a short time ago, the sheriff of lee county, florida, appeared on good morning america and said, quote. i don't have confirmed numbers. i definitely no fatalities are in the hundreds. there are thousands of people waiting to be rescued again that coming from the sheriff now more than 2.5 million people are also without power. across florida. electrical crews have been on standby, but it will likely take weeks before power is completely restored. take a look at some of the video, though ian's wins were devastating, they're currently much lower about 65 mph, but it was 150 mile per hour winds when that storm slams southwest florida, tying the fifth strongest hurricane to ever hit the u. s the storm wiped out buildings, it's causing catastrophic flooding. ultimately we're hoping not to find any kind of casualties or any kind of devastation. but we

know that's probably not gonna be the case. so we know that we're ready. we're ready to help out in any way that we can now ian is forecast to head out to the atlantic ocean today, but then turn and strike the states of georgia and the carolinas as well as virginia later today, pn will go to the headquarters of fema in washington to get updates on the relief efforts. the president just signed a disaster declaration for florida , providing federal funding for storm victims, including grants for temporary housing and home repairs and low cost loans for property law. awesome the president's also worried about the impact of this big storm on gas prices that while the storm is disrupting offshore oil production in the gulf president biden. warren's oil companies and businesses don't take advantage of the situation. do not use this as an excuse to raise gasoline prices are gradually american people, americans watching the industry should do the right thing. now

the oil industry responded, saying market forces determine gas prices, not oil companies, the national average for a gallon of unleaded gas is up a dime compared to last week. cuba is now beginning the recovery process from the destruction caused by ian that storm knocked out the island's entire electrical system. work crews are beginning to restore power, but havana and the western edge of cuba remains in a blackout. 55 shelters are now open for evacuees as the storm destroyed homes, businesses and heavily damaged the tobacco farms crippling cuba's famous cigar industry. you can find an interrupted coverage of hurricane now. tropical storm ian on the fox weather app. just use your phone to scan that qr code on your screen or you can go to fox weather .com. alright time is 5 34 san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins now says she will consider charging drug traffickers with murder if they can be linked to a drug overdose death. ktvu

sally rasmus tells us that the district attorneys and other counties are already taking that approach. good morning, alan. good morning, dave. yeah, this is all in response to the fentanyl overdose crisis. it's really happening across the country. but here in california , very pronounced, according to state health, health department , a numbers fentanyl killed about 6000 people in california last year. now san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says her office may consider charging drug dealers in some cases with second degree murder in a tweet, jenkins said, quote we have to send a strong message in the community and in the courtroom that we will not stand by and allow dealers to kill innocent people, especially our children. we must do everything in our power to hold dealers accountable to help. now in order to do this in court, a prosecutor has to show that the dealer or the person who provided the deadly drug knowingly committed a dangerous act with conscious disregard for the victim's life. it's similar to the way prosecutors can convict a repeat drunk driver with murder or involuntary

manslaughter, but the move is controversial among some who say this is really a repeat of some of the tough on crime drug policies of the eighties and nineties. and when it comes to addiction, tougher sentences aren't always a deterrent. in the past couple of years, district attorneys and other counties have tried this like sonoma and plaster counties. they did end up charging drug suppliers with manslaughter and murder in the cases of some high profile overdose, so it's been done before. question is san francisco could be next? dave and pam back to you? thank you. ali, the man who police was looking for during a standoff in pleasant hill has been arrested . please tell us 26 year old joseph ramos have conquered was arrested after hiding in the ceiling of a nordstrom rack store. he was wanted in pittsburgh for rape, domestic violence innovating police in a stolen car. please say surveillance video, show him changing clothes and climbing into a crawl space in the store ceiling. when he was caught wednesday morning, he was wearing tactical gear and a stolen sweater. that's crazy.

well, i'm really glad they got him. i hope that you know whatever it is that he had going on that he gets. you know the justice that he deserves. ramos was turned back over to pittsburgh police to face charges pittsburgh police nor nordstrom's corporate office had immediately respond to requests for comments. fremont police have caught up with a man they say went on a vandalism spree, cutting comcast fiber cables. it happened at least four times over the past month near south grimmer and mission street in fremont. investigators believe the man in custody may also be linked to other high profile crimes. now 5 37, a bipartisan group of us senators introduced new legislation to improve oversight and transparency in the federal bureau of prisons. this follows with associated press reports that exposed systemic correct option in the federal prison system. the bill would require the justice department to create a group to

handle complaints about prison conditions and also tell the inspector general to examine risks and abuses at all 122 federal prisons. women's flag football may soon be a cf high school sports in southern california. the southern section will vote on the motion in the c i f could follow shortly after some say the move could lead more schools to start teams and give women the opportunity to play. the sport pilot league is set to begin its second season in southern california, which was started by the los angeles chargers and rams. alright pam. time is fivethirtyeight tropical storm in over the next day, is expected to move from florida up to the atlantic seaboard, and we're looking live pictures from st augustine, florida at this very second that wind whipping up the waves along the coast. there again. this is saint augustine, florida now ian was downgraded to a tropical storm. it has about 65 mile an hour winds as steve was telling us,

it's expected to go out to the atlantic ocean. later this afternoon and then turn back. and head to georgia and the carolinas tomorrow. now we have seen some incredible pictures of all the destruction caused by ian. look at this guest at the hotel recorded video of the hotel swimming pool before and after the storm surge storm is in sanibel, florida and the airport. myers and it's where ian made landfall as a category four gauge. just look at that. wow picture, pam. just incredible, just completely covered by water. nothing you can do. yeah well this morning we are standing by for a live briefing from florida's governor . rhonda santa's. we're gonna bring you that. as soon as that comes in first we want to check in with steve paulson. i know you're keeping an eye on the storm the power that it it's still holds. as it moves across

florida. i am what you guys just covered it, though. tropical storm so it is on the cape canaveral atlantic side here heading up towards jacksonville , but it may briefly and increase in strength a little bit, but it looks like it'll make landfall again. tomorrow on the south carolina coast. we just don't have a heck of a lot going on out here, that's for sure. a lot of high clouds. weak system dragged across, but it looks like today we're on the drier side on the back side is that system moves out 59 the water temp, san francisco, but we all sixties down towards monterey 57 58 a day of a point raised in point, arena sixties seventies and eighties on the temps. here we are looking forward. patchy father is not a lot. there's just a little bit out there cool to mild lows, mostly sunny, it'll be a little bit warmer. a couple degrees here. sandra fell. menlo park, livermore san jose bumped up a teeny bit there 80 to 80 85 80 degrees. fifties on the temp san francisco sitting at 57. the average loan now this time of year is 55 so slightly above 51

santa rosa, petaluma low sixties for some fairfield conquered in their brentwood as well. san jose now 59 degrees mid fifties on the peninsula 60, el cerrito , 60, alameda, hayward's and 59 castro valley's in their danville, doubling everyone's clothes. the greek 56 degrees. i mean, there's just not a lot of spread on these attempts, but there is a spread between truckee and south lake tahoe. truckee has a northwest breeze to six and they're down to 41. south lake tahoe airport has a south breeze to 10. they're up to 59 don't usually see that, but we do this morning. the low kicks out in the pacific northwest heads east. the high builds in so we'll get a little bit of a bump up here on these temps. so again. it's just day to day subtle changes as we go in this last week of september here, there's just not a lot of change, but slightly warmer today into tomorrow, but i mean, we're not looking for you know any huge jump or anything. 60 seventies eighties on the temps could briefly it's near 90 for a few inland locations friday. still pretty nice on the weekend gradually cooler, though, you guys all right? thank you, steve. well as you can imagine

many people are stranded inside airports as ian grounds planes likely for days. we've taken a look at the crowds and up next, an estimate on how long it will take for people stuck in the orlando and tampa airports and tiktok facing mounting legal problems, but dozens of lawsuits filed by parents worried about their children.

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if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of the most common side effects include injection-site reactions, fever, and tiredness. if you switch to cabenuva, attend all treatment appointments. ready to treat your hiv in a different way? ask your doctor about every-other-month cabenuva. with every-other-month cabenuva, i'm good to go. on its 5 44. apple has now removed a top russian social media platform from its app store. the app is called be contacted. it has 97 million monthly users around the world. removing that app affects other ios apps produced by b. contact these parent company bk bk apps provides several services

including email, food, delivery services and digital payments. users of the app will still be able to connect to it. but new downloads or app updates won't be available, apple told cnn and business it removed the app from its store to comply with newly imposed uk sanctions against russia. social media platforms. meta snapchat and tiktok are being sued by dozens of parents who say the companies are responsible for severely damaging their children. the lawsuits blame social media for a variety of disorders from anxiety and depression to eating disorders and substance abuse. in seven of 70 plus lawsuits. the plaintiffs are parents whose children died by suicide. a new report by the pharmaceutical journal reveals tiktok promoted prescription drugs as weight loss solutions to children. i think the reason why parents need to be concerned about young people send it spending a lot of time on screens is really about the idea that their brains aren't fully developed yet.

bipartisan bill, the kids online safety act is working its way through capitol hill. its goal is to require social media platforms to make kids safety a priority time now 5 45, a security guard in the south bay at a charter school, is in jail suspected of sexually assaulting a 15 year old student in san jose. police say 39 year old jose sosa baraza was arrested after a mother found messages from him on her daughter's phone. and alerted the authorities. investigators determined multiple sexual assaults against a minor had occurred now here's arrest is prompting to new questions about school safety now and calls for parents to closely watch their child's phones and social media accounts. anybody can gain anyone's trust at any point, especially when you're a teacher, security guard or something? you automatically kind of feel safe with them. this is a person of trust who had a lot of contact with

students. we believe there may be additional victims. now the agency that baraza worked for the did not make any comment on this matter. at this point bail has not been set for him. all right, it's 5 46 again. we are waiting for florida governor rhonda santos. he's going to be giving a press briefing momentarily about an update on the storm. but first while we're waiting for that we're going to bring that to you live. let's check in with sal. what do you keeping an eye on south looking at the commute? it's getting busier now. pam on highway four westbound. as you drive into conquer, so just let you know that traffic here is going to be pretty normal this morning, which is to say we're seeing things and beginning to develop out there. this is the time when you start getting some slowdowns, you can see the bay bridge toll plaza is slowing down just a little bit here, not a big delay. but you can see it. you can also see the same mateo bridge traffic is moving along very nicely with no major issues . as we continue to look at the commute, you can see that

traffic on 88. the south is a little bit slow heading south. into hayward and also on the peninsula. we're off to a good start, so we don't see much going on right now. while we're waiting. let's bring steve in to talk about whether all across the country really, let's do that. well head onto the atlantic side now with ian still tropical storm but some heavy duty rainfall amounts. orlando's had about 14 inches of rain. daytona beach has had a foot of rain in the last 24 hours, not far from cape canaveral. i did see about 15 inches of rain wind gusts still about 65 mph. it's going update, lan tick side now it might briefly go back out into the atlantic, although it does look like some drier here is coming in from the southwest, so i think it stays tropical storm status. but by tonight tomorrow it will start to move up towards jacksonville and looks like making landfall again on the south carolina coast. we just have really little going on here. system up in the pacific northwest gave us a little cool

down for a couple of days. some higher clouds spilling over as well. they have pushed off to the east and the south water temps 50 sixties. they really haven't changed all that much. i mean san francisco, but we came down one. but that's it. 60 seventies eighties patchy father is not a lot out there. mostly sunny, little bit warmer. so sandra feldman ballpark livermore san jose arrows all up today 80 to 80 85 80 degrees after seventies and eighties yesterday, 66 57 for the city averages now. 71 55 93 the record high 1988 and 49 way back in 19 oh six fifties sixties on the temps low fifties to the north to mid fifties upper fifties woodside, though down to 52 atherton's 53 54 55. even over towards montara pillar point san carlos as well as last altos at 55 43 truck. he was the northwest breeze 59 tyler with a south wind, so the little difference up there, but otherwise pretty quiet at low kicks out the high builds in. so look for a little bit warmer

pattern. you guys today and tomorrow but really, just slightly above average for some near average for others. a little bit warmer, will take this into the next couple of days. all right. thank you. steve we are live in florida this morning, waiting for governor rhonda santos to give a press briefing on tropical storm in some of the damage left behind. so again. we're live there in florida waiting for that, and we will bring you there as soon as he comes out and more incredible video to show you have the storm impact of e in when it was at its peak. look at this. we'll show you what it took for this storm chaser. this safely get out of the owerful wi . what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!!

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a workers at sfo are set to strike for 1/4 straight day. workers at the airports, bars, restaurants, cafes and lounges have all been on strike all week . nearly all of those businesses are now closed. workers say they aren't paid enough to live in the bay area and often have to work multiple jobs. the union says they have not heard from the council that represents the restaurants and food outlets in the airport. all right, as we're speaking right now, governor rhonda santis of florida is holding a news conference about the storm. let's listen in southwest florida the rescue missions on the barrier islan ss of the morning. we have florida

guard assets on the ground participating. in efforts and we have our use our teams who, uh, they got there. even the winds were going, they wanted to get in there. get on the ground across alligator alley, and they are performing rescue efforts again, starting with those barrier islands, but also looking at the places that had the most inland flooding and these operations are ongoing. in total. there's 28 large, mostly chin nooks and blackhawks helicopters between the national guard and coast guard that are already performing these active rescue missions, and there will be more asahara's sets brought in as the day goes on. we've also been working with hospitals overnight who've been on generator power. we're in the process of evacuating to healthcare facilities to safer locations north we also surging more medical personnel into the area. as of six a.m. this morning that we have 2.2 million

reported power outages ah, out, but outside of southwest florida , we may have additional outages from central and northeast florida impacts and people should anticipate that if you look, there's 1.5 million outages and seven southwest florida counties, lee and charlotte are basically off the grid at this of a million without power. hillsborough 222,000. pinellas 150,000 manatee 129,000, the charlotte and lee. ah reconnects are really going to likely have to be rebuilding of that infrastructure. and so there are alignment. there are crews that are on their way down right now , but that's going to be more than just connecting a power line back to back to a pole. the other counties likely are not going to require the extent of the structural rebuild. but of course, that's going to be

assessed as the day goes on, but we do have huge amounts of resources. that are in route. and are going to work to get people's power on as quickly as possible. we've also had interruptions in communications as a result of the storm, particularly in southwest florida. we have 100 portable cell towers being deployed into the area. um and what those would be put up once it's a full fully safe to do so. f dot is on the ground, working on making sure that the roads and interstates are open. alligator alley on 75 across into call your and in the lee county is open people. traffic is flowing . i 75 south through charlotte county is open and flowing. portions of leake county. they're still looking at as you know some of those areas. cape coral city of fort myers. they got really, really inundated and really devastated by this storm . so the hope is that all of 75

will be open, but most of it is open and it gives us what we need to be able to continue to move supplies. into the area. we have 100 engineers on site to do bridge inspections, and they work in teams of two as they assess the damage and they can ensure safety. then bridges can be safely reopen. now of course , we do have reports of structural damages to bridges such as the bridge going on to santa bell island, and i anticipate there will likely be other bridges that that have suffered damage. what once bridges are inspected and determined to be safe, they will be be a reopened is as soon as possible. but we know santa bell causeway and we also know pine island bridge. those two are not passable, and they are going to require structural rebuilds. right now, if you look in central florida, you're looking at potential major flooding and orange and seminole counties, st

john's river all the way up potentially into into northeast florida and jacksonville, the amount of water that's been rising and will likely continue to rise today, even as the storm is passing is basically a 500 year flood of that, and i know seminole county has has has done evacuations. i know they've issued open shelters, but we're going to see a lot of images about the destruction that was done in southwest florida, and obviously we have massive assets there. but people should just understand this. this storm is having broad impacts across the state and some of the flooding, you're going to see an areas hundreds of miles. from where this made landfall are going to set records. and that's gonna obviously be be things that that will need to be responded to. we have course, massive amounts of food and water in the area. we're gonna have probably close to 300 truckloads of food and water in the area today.

fortunately most of our school districts will be able to reopen on friday or monday. uh, you know, lee county is in a very difficult situation, charlotte, so we're going to work with them and see when they can get back on their feet. but the damage there has been just so extensive that it's a very difficult situation. we have received a major disaster declaration for nine counties. but we do expect more. i just spoke with the president this morning. he offered support. i told them that thanks for this, but because the storm has moved inland and caused a lot of potential damage in the center, part of our state that we are going to be asking for those counties to be expanded and included there, but for now, we have approval for charlotte collier de soto hardy, hillsborough, lee manatee. penelope's been listening live to florida governor rhonda santa's talking about the extensive damage after hurricane ian. now tropical storm mostly talking about two million or more people without power, maybe more in central florida.

infrastructure that needs to be built and rebuilt, including power getting power back to people. engineers are out inspecting roads and bridges and medical response teams, he said , mentioning they are out looking for people who might need help as well. communications have been interrupted, so giving us an update on the damage left behind. we're going to continue to follow that. throughout morning sun 2000. people relax when there's an active shooter in there and your kids, your nephew, your cousin. somebody is in there. six people in oakland injured shooting on a school campus. we have the latest on the families and the community members who are very angry and demanding change, plus or houses that are underwater to their pinnacle. so we're going to see a lot of that just heard it massive flooding in florida starting the recovery process after being hit by hurricane ian what we now know about the extent of the damage so far.

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. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. september 29th we check in with steve paulson. steve you often mentioned these kinds of things as the governor of florida just mentioned record setting flooding 500 year event. i always get nervous when i hear that. because then you know, two years later, we see it again. i just get nervous when i hear that, but yes, on the gulf side . there's a lot of coming in here of record flooding so far, and the system is not done yet. it's on the atlantic side now, right over cape canaveral, actually, cocoa beach daytona beaches had 12 inches of rain. orlando's at about 14. and there's still some pretty good gus about 65 mph saw video coming in out of jacksonville, so it'll move north and then move in on the carolina coast. probably tomorrow. just not a lot going on for us. very little

fog as well. we saw big fog back monday tuesday. it's been decreasing every day. so only patchy fog. mostly sunny, little bit warmer, but really, temperatures are pretty close to where they should be. inland temps are bumping up slightly. all right over to sound. now it's six. so one east bay bridge . what the east bay with steve, we do have some slowing on the altamont pass a lot of slowing there on 5 80 coming in from the central valley kind of a robust slowdown. once you make it into livermore, it looks pretty good . southbank commute has not been affected by a lot of slow traffic just yet. but we are getting some more slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza that is backing up beyond the parking lot now 602. let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal as we've been talking about hurricane ian, now a tropical storm a day after it made landfall, officials are now working to confirm whether the storm is responsible for any deaths. ktvu is james torres joins us now this morning to show us the latest damage and james talk about the worrisome statement. we heard coming from

a florida sheriff. lots of talk about this morning. good morning to you. new video keeps coming from all over the state of florida. the storm now has made its way across the central part of the state overnight and now hovers over the space coast. right around the northeast part of the state. i want to take you live out over to jacksonville, florida the distance. you're supposed to see the acosta bridge right over here by the cloud cover is kind of preventing a little bit of that. you can see how shaky this camera is all because of that wind it's tropical for tropical storm force winds right now. it's still enough to cause a little bit of damage. now we're learning from the lee county sheriff down in the fourth myers area. fatalities are confirmed exactly how many is still yet to be determined, sheriff carmine marcelino originally told good morning america he knew of a death toll in the hundreds, but has since backtracked that statement and said he doesn't actually have an exact number and his rescue crews are just scratching the surface to learn exactly how much devastation the storm left behind. we just heard from governor to santis. that the coast guard is also conducting rescues as well.

powers still knocked out for about two million people, in some cases that's literally cruise in tampa, had to remove a fallen stop light from the street, and that's a result of the 100 plus mile an hour winds which damaged a sign down in cape coral as well storm surge elevating water levels in rivers and canals right in the backyard of neighborhoods. we spoke to a man from discovery bay who just moved to the fort myers area. he and his family say they rode out the storm. the wife and i have never been through a hurricane. um been too big earthquakes in california. but this is kind of a different thing, right? you don't know an earthquake's coming. you know, this is comment, so you do have a little bit of tension build up before it all happened. emergency crews in florida say more than 10,000 crews are on standby to help restore power throughout the state that you just heard from governor to santa's. places like charlotte and lee county are practically off the grid at this point, so whatever way to get their power to get back on the

grid is going involved just a complete restructure of that power grid rather than just a simple re connection. in is now passing over parts of cape canaveral right where the artemis one launch was supposed to happen this week, and while it is a tropical storm, officials warned parts of north and central florida could still experience hurricane force winds while the eye of the storm still hovers over the state, pam all right. thank you, james, and it is going to take days before rescue teams determine all of the damage caused by the massive storm. take a look at this this morning. we are getting our first look at the only bridge leading to santa bell island. now you can see the road leading to the bridge covered in sand and debris. part of the bridge has collapsed into the gulf. thousands of people typically live on that island. no word yet on how many people evacuated or perhaps stayed behind, but they were under mandatory evacuation warnings. time lapse video from a traffic camera shows just how wild the conditions were out on

santa bell island. take a look at this. in addition to the strong winds, it only took about 30 minutes for the storm surge to completely cover that road. sanibel island near fort myers, just about where the eye of the storm hit with the bridge damaged by the storm. here. there's a photos of video of that pool being covered as well by an hotel. the island, though completely cut off from the mainland. at this point, just amazing time is six. oh six flight to cancel today between the bay area and both orlando, florida and tampa, florida six canceled flights to orlando to canceled flights to tampa. the airport. in those cities are closed today. officials hope to reopen them tomorrow at the earliest, while some travelers boarded the last flights before the airport shut down, many are stuck. they can't go home and the passengers were taken by bus to shelters. kind of sucks, because planet we only planned for so many days were a little

bit low on diapers and stuff like that. but we've got enough for now. hopefully we've got food that we stockpile when we stayed at the hotel because, you know when you come out of budget, and then you exceed that budget kind of hard to keep going. now these airports have shut down, but they did activate emergency operations tied down all the jet bridges. they covered up ticket counters, and they're in constant contact with emergency managers about how to move forward now, while evacuation orders were issued for parts of florida's west coast, some pretty brave reporters and photographers stayed behind to cover this major story. now this video shows a reporter from the weather channel. he was clipped by a tree that blew past him. he tried to keep standing, but he was knocked down, holding onto a traffic pole to prop himself up , but the strong winds also knocked down a stop sign. now you can find uninterrupted storm coverage of the storm called in on the fox weather app. just use

your phone. you can scan the q r code you see on your screen here or you can go to fox weather .com. back here in the bay area . classes are canceled at oakland's king estate campus today after six people were shot there wednesday afternoon. so far, no arrests have been made. in this case. ktvu is amanda quintana live in oakland, now, with the updates on the police investigation and the condition of the victims, amanda in total , six people were shot, all of them adults, with some kind of affiliation to the campus, which is a cluster of four schools there in east oakland, now spokesman for highland hospital said that three of those victims ended up at highland hospital and three others were taken to other local hospitals. authorities said two of the victims sustained life threatening injuries and one had non life threatening injuries. yesterday they said one victim had already been released from the hospital. little two others were pending release, but authorities have not provided an

update since last night. we are currently and actively looking for at least one shooter, although there may be other individuals involved. we have our. ceasefire teams as well as our violent crime operations teams actively in this moment, following up on leads looking to bring to justice those responsible for this heinous act. witnesses on the scene said they saw multiple gunmen and described them as kids. officers say this is still an active investigation. they haven't said if they believe the shooting was targeted or not, and they haven't released a description of the suspects or a vehicle that might have been used. we're working on getting an update on those victims that conditions of those victims. also, opd is asking anyone that might have information about the suspects about how this all happened yesterday. they're asking you to contact oakland police live in oakland. amanda quintana, ktvu fox. two news, amanda. thank you

time 609. alameda county firefighters rushed last night to a house fire in san leandro. video posted by the fire department shows the house that house ion drive in washington avenue in gulf in flames. the firefighters put out the flames by eight. 30 no injuries were reported. there's no word about how the fire started. the fire officials tell us that house was not occupied, and no other buildings were damaged. alright 6 10 back over to south castaneda covering the commute has it looks? al looks alright. although we are getting some slow traffic out there, pam and dave. good morning to you. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge, which has pretty robust backup. now it's backed up for about a 5 to 7 minute delay before you make it onto the spin, not unusual. mateo bridge that looks good and the peninsula traffic when you get there. is still relatively light . so i will say that we don't see anything unusual. here. we

do see some slowing already in the hayward. there was a crash right near 92. after that, it looks good into the south bay at 6 10. let's go back to the desk . all right. thank you. sal accusations of sabotage at a gas pipeline between russia and the rest of europe up next. the reason both sides are now placing the blame on each other , and we will continue ktvu s coverage of the impact of what is now tropical storm. me in after it slammed through florida as a massive hurricane up next we'll take you live to florida. we'll hear from our reporter there who was there as the storm hit.

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13 new this morning, the russian government says starting tomorrow for russian occupied regions of ukraine will become part of russia. that's after the referendums that wrapped up on tuesday and russia says two people there voted for their areas to formally become part of

russia, ukraine, the united states and western allies have all called the referendums a sham. and today, european leaders say they will never recognize that move and that the four regions remain ukrainian territory. an investigation. is underway after leaks were detected in two gas pipelines under the baltic sea video, released by the swedish coast guard shows what's happening at the water surface in the aftermath, the pipelines nord stream one and two run natural gas from russia to germany. the cause of the leak is unknown, but scientists say underwater explosions happened before the leaks. fairly sizable blast and so close to this area where the leak is occurring, which was, of course, very interesting. the european union is accusing russia of sabotage, but the russian government denies any involvement. neither pipeline was in use, but they were filled with gas that has been bubbling to the surface of the baltic sea since monday. back here in the

bay area, san francisco added. 1400 previously unreported cases of covid-19 since the beginning of september to its covid-19 dashboard now a statement on the dashboard says a processing error by the california department of public health affected the accuracy of the city's numbers, the statement says the error was identified in the numbers have been corrected. time is now 6 15 now that what used to be hurricane the in has become a tropical storm. the recovery efforts in florida are beginning but it will be a law. long process with huge amounts of flooding all over the state, and some rescues already being reported in areas that were really hard hit by the storm. reporter lauren blanchard rode out the storm right outside of tampa. you're with us now in st pete beach, florida, and it's good to see you, lauren, what's the latest there? well david, this place was preparing for a worst case scenario. thank lee. it seems to have been spared the worst of this storm. but that is

not the case when you move farther south, near fort myers, naples. we just heard from the florida governor ron dos santos , he said. at this point, there are hundreds of search is underway. they have about 30 helicopters searching for people, he said, is essentially lee county and charlotte county are off the grid at this point, because power is out. cell phone towers are down they've actually deployed about 100 mobile. cell phone towers at this point just to try and get service back up in the area because there are a lot of folks that obviously can't get in touch with their loved ones in those areas because cell phones are down, power is out. water is out. really all of the necessities are gone for so many people, so this is going to be our huge cleanup. um and then you know, that's even further down the line. first. they've got to figure out where all these people are. if they're okay, help those who are hurt. if there are any so, dave, this story taking a little bit of a darker turn this morning down

there in the lee county in charlotte county, and we're hoping, obviously, as those crews in those first responders get in there. that they've got some good news, but it's a it's a pretty tough time. lauren before you go, i just want to ask you directly. what was it like for you to go through that storm? yeah. thankfully dave, we really didn't get the worst of it, which was for our safety. really good thing. it was very, very windy here. it was quite loud throughout the evening. we haven't had power since last night. a lot of times fire alarms would start triggering, but thankfully, this area spared the worst. we really haven't seen that much damage. there's some polls that are down some power lines that are down, but this is not been the worst one here that i have gone through. but again when you go farther south, the teams that we have down there have really gone through a terrible hurricane. i mean, nearly a category five

just two miles an hour off of that very strong category four. that is just something you don't want to be in, and unfortunately there are a lot of people down there who did find themselves in the middle of it. our reporter lauren blanchard from st pete beach in florida. lauren thank you. alright that leads us to steve has the update following it as well. atlantic side now right over cape canaveral, actually, uh, daytona beach has had just about 70 miles an hour . orlando's had almost 14 inches of rain. so while it's tropical storm now and winds about 65 mph , there's some stronger guys. daytona beach has had a foot of rain. it might briefly go out into the atlantic. it's expected , though, to stay at tropical storm strength of it does reach category one doesn't look like it'll last long and then we'll move in now. jacksonville all the winds are really kicking up there looks like it'll move in on the south carolina coast. tomorrow's way it's looking right now. while everything is in florida right now and heading up into the carolinas over the

next 24 hours, so we are just incredibly quiet here. that system drew drew. you know some higher clouds passing by, but it went into the pacific northwest . so we got the tail end of that . but that's going through mount diablo has gone from 59 to 68 to 67 now back to 59. i don't know they're gremlins up there that mandela i don't know. maybe something's going on there. most locations in the higher elevations are in the fifties 64 to 86 on the temps. patchy fog bar far less coverage on the fog than we've seen the last couple of days. we had a huge fog bank on tuesday. now it's really not much left 82 today for santa fell menlo park at 80 livermore to 85 san jose up 1 to 80 in a nice pattern for inland areas will focus on conquered here. going back to sunday. 86 monday was 84 tuesday. 80 yesterday 84 forecast high today 85. that's pretty nice for this time of year. 66 57 for the city. what's average 71 55. the average load did go down in the last 24 hours. 93 the record high 1988

49 way back in 19 oh 66 56 now for sunset fifties on your temps will end up with sixties seventies and eighties alright over to south now get an update on the traffic. what's going on out there so well, it's getting busier and we do have a problem in the hayward area south dont 8 80 i want to show you that at highway 92 we have a lane blockage there and now we do have some slowing coming in through san leandro from 2 38 until you get past highway 92 elsewhere right nearby, the same mateo bridge looks pretty good heading out to the peninsula, which is not really affected by a lot of slow traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. we do have a bigger backup. now that's building how we force also a little bit slow coming in from bay point to conquer it. 86 20. let's get back to the desk. all right. thank you, sal. it has been two weeks since a driver slammed into a castro valley trader joe's. now we're hearing from the father and son who are hit by that car inside the store. and in case you missed it. it was a historic moment in

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bar. gone number 61 he ties roger maris. for the american league single season record. with 61 home runs to run and we saw his mom hugging roger maris's sun up there in the stands after he hit that ball. new york yankees superstar aaron judge made history in toronto, his 61st home run of the season came last night in the seventh inning of toronto blue jays pitcher tim meza. that was a great moment between his mom and roger maris's son. that homer by

judge ties him with roger maris for the yankees and the in league record for the most home runs in one season. it's an incredible honor, you know, and getting a chance to be. you know? associated with, you know one that yankee grades, you know, one of baseball's greats. um you know, be enshrined with him forever is, you know it's words can't describe it, you know, and, um, that's one thing that's so special about the yankees organization is all the guys that came before us and kind of paved the way and, you know, play the game. the right way. did the things the right way that a lot of great things in this game and getting a chance to be you know, mentions with those guys now is i can't even describe it. it's incredible honor. that's for sure. incredible swing for sure . aaron judge grew up just outside stockton's in london. congratulations. president biden revealed a new initiative during the white house conference on hunger, nutrition and health president says his administration's plans to end

hunger by the end of this decade , white house officials outlined key goals that need to be met, such as more access to affordable food, increasing funding for nutritional research and educating consumers about making healthier choices. one in 10. american households still do not have access to enough food one in 10, you look at your child and you can't feed your child. what the #### else matters? i know what it's like to not know where your next meal will come from. both as a child. and as a parent integrate. now the white house also wants to tackle diet related diseases such as type two diabetes, obesity and hypertension. the administration says its goals are reliant on the private and public sectors coming together. so far this year, a rescue team from oakland zoo has saved 140 baby black crowned night herons that fell from their nests in downtown oakland. now the team that finds the birds takes them

to the zoo's veterinary hospital , where they are examined and given treatment if necessary, then they're taken to the international bird rescue in fairfield, where they are taken care of for 6 to 8 weeks. until they are ready to be released into the wild. the pagoda at san francisco's japanese tea garden has been restored for the first time in more than 100 years. to mark the occasion, a celebration was held in the japanese tea garden at golden gate park. all of the carpentry, roofing and masonry work was completed by city maintenance crews. traditional bells were also added to the five story structure, and organizers say more than 500 donors contributed to the restoration project. people and organizations from all over san francisco across the bay area, the state and frankly, from around the world that have supported the pagoda and teegarden projects, donations or large and they were very small. these renderings show the second phase of the project in the garden area that

is expected to be complete by late next year. family members and community leaders demanding answers and change after another shooting in oakland will tell you what one group is trying to do to stop the violence and help people cope. millions of people are without power in florida after ian slammed the state tell you what it's going to take to restore the electricity.

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promising action to fight back against the drug fentanyl and the opioid crisis. what you now said she'll do the people accused of dealing drugs that lead to deadly overdoses and another shooting in oakland. send six people to the hospital will tell you how some oakland natives are trying to help stop the violence by taking what they've learned from the pain of their past to connect with the community now. from ktvu fox two

news this morning's on t and taking you live to new york this morning ringing the opening bell . the new york stock exchange welcome hispanic and latino executives of jpmorgan chase in celebration of hispanic heritage month, so way to go. very nice to recognize them. unfortunately the roller coaster continues for stocks set to drop again, maybe erasing the gains from the last trading session. i'm just here to report it. i know you are. i was responsible. i could i could make things happen. but yeah, up and down, up and down. it has not been a great ride for stocks will have all your business news coming up. thank you for joining us here on morning sun to pam cook clark. welcome to thursday , september, 29th and back to steve paulson. very important person knowing all about our weather and what's happening around the country? i p today. yes, you are. pamela welcome to my world, right? yeah people are asked. actually you know what i'm getting mostly people, actually. why are gas prices so high? why am i not gone up?

wrapping really gonna rapidly insane than that? let's take a look at tropical storm ian, which is now on the atlantic side right over cape canaveral actually, and then moving towards daytona beach. orlando's had 14 inches of rain last 24 hours. and just about 69 mph daytona beach. they've had over a foot of rain as well. so it's still lots of energy here out on the atlantic cited are moving towards south carolina tomorrow. few high cloud zipping by patchy fog only so other than that we look for another night state we are really stuck in and just a quiet pattern here a couple of days we cool off a couple of days. we warm up one of these. these will be one of the two days here over the next couple that we get a little bit warmer sixties seventies eighties on the temps alice here now and you will begin with i can't hear you. debate bridge, okay? yes. westbound pay bridged traffic looking. okay if you are driving onto these, the commute here, it's going to be a little bit

slow. as you drive. all right, sal, we'll we'll work on that mic and get back to you. just momentarily south have all your traffic information. now there will be no classes today at one oakland school campus after six people were shot and injured. it happened at the roads. dale continuation school shortly before one o'clock yesterday afternoon. police are all six of the people who were hurt are adults, and they have connections to that school. three of them were seriously hurt and were taken to highland hospital. certainly it is nothing news. any of us wants to hear, especially parents. there's been a shooting at their school. andre senior is here now in the studio, and this is not the first time in this particular school year, the parents had to deal with that possibility had issues at the school before in the past, as well. yes, certainly this is a terrible development that just recently happened here at the school campus. king's estate is the name of the campus here. but has three separate schools and an independent study program.

parents told us they rushed to the school as soon as they knew about this shooting. no one should come to a school shooting ever. ah your kid someone else's kids. no one should come to the school district. that man got teary eyed as he thought about all the students at the king of state campus, he says violence is becoming more common, and it's hurting families and the surrounding community. a month ago, there was a kid that was stabbed. i wrote rochdale, which is the continuation school and he was pistol whipped. there was a gun recover from school. there was a gun recover a month ago. people who grew up in oakland say they have had enough undertaking action to stop the violence. now carter is part of the violence prevention group called youth alive, she says people turned violent when they feel they are fighting for their lives and have no other options. carter says she understands the pain because at one point in her life, she was the girl with a gun. was found abandoned

rejection. i didn't fit in nowhere. i was country. i had a speech problem. i was bullied at school. i didn't fit in. she says. now that she knows the cause of violence, she can help others turn away from the pain. they call themselves violence interrupters and say they make it a point to be available when they're needed. phones is ringing. it's getting text messages and we constantly got to work because we're trying to be a part of the solution will open three calls a day we still be pulling up the crime scenes that 23 in the morning, 10 at night. whatever. just to try to show some ports parents to pay attention to their children getting their business business them ipads and check their phones and getting their business. alive. workers say they don't engage with police and they leave crime solving to the police department. they see what they do is serve the community and try to save the lives of everyone, including the person who feels they need to

bring a gun to school or work or anywhere else. we'll send it back to you. all right. thank you, andre. we are getting some new, incredible video showing the power of hurricane and take a look at this cruise in a fire truck. captured this video of a downed power lines, sparking in the rain overnight. and the winter haven fire department says conditions are still very dangerous there even as the storm begins to subside, they say, just before the video that they took. we're going to show you in a second. this is their video. okay sorry this just before this video of this, uh, power lines, sparking a trampling flew through the air. right in front of their truck. this morning. as many as 2.5 million homes and businesses are without power in florida. that's about 20% of the power customers in the state, the largest power company, florida power and light , says the store means parts of the system will need to be entirely rebuilt. not just restored. crews were underway

early this morning, already trying to assess the damage. and try to get some of that equipment repaired. electric companies say they are prestaged with their crews to prepare to fix the largest transmission lines and equipment. first for this particular storm. we've brought thousands of crews from across the country so right now between those crews here in florida and across the country, we have 10,000 crews standing by waiting to respond specifically for this storm. in the video from downtown orlando. you can see a lot of the power was out with just some of the larger buildings, uh, probably with emergency generators. pam time is 6 36. another news this morning changes may be coming soon to the way san francisco prosecutes drug dealers, the district attorney now considering charging drug traffickers with murder if they're connected to a drug overdose death ktvu sally rasmus here in the studio. now you have the details. good morning, ali. good morning, dave. well, this would signal a change in policy when it comes to prosecuting

drug crimes in san francisco. san francisco's district attorney, brooke jenkins says her office may start charging drug dealers in some cases with second degree murder if the drug they supplied led to an overdose death, jenkins suggested this approach in a couple of tweets last night, one of them reads. but we will not allow drug dealers to kill innocent people and those suffering from addiction. my office has begun admonishing suspected dealers in open court to warn them that any death attributed to any drug they sold a result in a murder charge now admonishing that's a legal term. doing that to a suspected drug dealer in court is a legal step prosecutors have to take before they can convince a jury. that a dealer knowingly committed a dangerous act with conscious disregard for the victim's life. so you have to make that case before you can introduce a second degree murder charge. it's similar to the way prosecutors can convict a repeat drunk driver with murder or involuntary manslaughter. but this approach is controversial. critics say it's a repeat of some of the tough on crime drug

policies of the eighties and nineties. and that tougher sentences aren't always a deterrent when it comes to dealing with the problem of addiction in the past couple of years, district attorneys and other counties like sonoma and plaster counties have charged drug suppliers with manslaughter and murder in the case of some high profile overdose deaths, so it's illegal approach that's been done before and now it looks like san francisco prosecutors may start using it as well. david pam back to you. all right. thank you, alan. 6 38 is the time back over to south, keeping an eye on the commute. what should we know? well, thanks for getting busier as well. but you might expect at this time of the morning, david pam at the bay bridge. we do have a backup, which is not unusual for it to be there. let's just show it to you. now you can see that traffic is going to be slow. san mateo bridge. this commute here is not all that slow as you drive through now. 8 80 south. that's a different matter. i want to go right to it here because sat bong 8 80. as you come up towards highway 92. they were

clearing crash and it's beginning to have an effect on 8 80 south just north of 2 38 all the way down to 92. if you happen to be getting on after 92 , this actually might help you as its holding traffic back. and your commute might be a little lighter heading into union city in fremont. 6 39. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. alright, sound thank you. we are transitioning from kind of nice, cool to kind of warmer. there's not a big change here. 7 to 10 day outlook is also pretty quiet as well as we end september pretty soon here and go into october. usually i'm talking about it's hot. it's offshore wind and really, not much showing up like that and weak system. ah went by in the pacific northwest. mount diablo has just been going nutty here this morning. they went from 59 to 68 to 64 back to 67 other back down to 59. i don't know what's going on up there. but the air aloft is mainly in the fifties that does not translate into very warm temps here. patchy fog cool owes mostly sunny. we'll go a little bit

warmer here for some inland temps. so sandra fell. menlo park livermore san jose bumped up a teeny bit 80 to 80 85 80 degrees pretty close to seasonal averages. it's been a nice pattern for inland areas focusing on concord. 86 on sunday. 84 on monday dipped 80 on tuesday. 84 yesterday we're going 85 today, so i mean, that's pretty good 66 forecast for the city 57 low, the average is 71 55. the low went down from yesterday to today from 56 55 93 , the record high 1988 and 49. back in 19. oh, six. oh, that was a cold morning back then. very cool. morning, babe. fifties on the temps right at santa rose and also petaluma 52 napa airport. lot of mid fifties upper fifties 43 trucks with the northwest winds yet sounds like towers, a south wind and 59. so that's why you're seeing that big of a spread their 53 59 uk, sacramento down in monterey. 57 below up north goes through the high builds in but really not that strongly. so a little bit

warmer today. friday looks to be the warmest day probably pretty close on saturday, but again, we're just looking for a little bit warmer pattern here. temperatures pushing in the upper eighties tomorrow. today it's mainly low to mid eighties 60 seventies over by the coast. and if you like this weather, i really can't do much better. a little warmer one day, a little cooler the next thank you time now. 6 41 gas prices in california would you believe they're still going up? you probably seen it. the reason we're paying so much more for gas than we were a week ago or even just a couple of days ago. we are seeing it. we're hearing about it from from all of you viewers as well. all right, good morning, gasia. what else are we following for everybody here on morning sun to guess prices every day. i'm like i should have filled up yesterday. i should have filled it. so i'm filling up today. yeah, get to join you in studio. we're going to keep the incredible coverage. you brought us all morning long since four o'clock of the aftermath of hurricane ian, florida was hammered with powerful winds very heavy rain. now there's massive flooding and a lot of destruction. coming up

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involved in a standoff in pleasant hill has been arrested . police tell us 26 year old joseph ramos of concord was arrested after hiding in a ceiling of a nordstrom rack store he was wanted in pittsburgh for rape, domestic violence and evading police in a stolen car. police say surveillance video shows him changing clothes and climbing into across space in the store ceiling. when he was caught wednesday morning. he was wearing tactical gear and a sweater from the store. that's crazy. well, i'm really glad they got him. i hope that you know whatever it is that he had going on that he gets. you know the justice that he deserves. ramos was turned back over to pittsburgh police to face charges. our time is now 6 45 has now been two weeks since a car crashed into a trader joe's and castro valley and injured eight people, including a five year old boy, benjamin le desmond needed emergency surgery that night. he may need even

more surgery. his father, oslo, desmond is still waiting to find out if he needs surgery on his knees, but says he's grateful. no one was killed when that car crashed through the front of the store and ran into shoppers. heard the window crash. seconds thereafter that we had a car on our hip pushing my son and i against the cashier counter and then, like a tsunami just pushes along and into the store until the racks we have no ill feelings toward him. so i hope everyone is doing well that was involved in the accident. the driver of that car is 90 years old. investigators say he was confused over the gas and the brake pedals as well as going at an unsafe speed and that contributed to the crash. the driver, by the way, has not been sighted, but he has been referred to the dmv for in the valuation of his ability to drive. in today's dollars and

cents, just as we were getting used to gas prices dropping, they have spiked again. but only here in california, the state average is now $6.18 a gallon here in the bay area. we're pain between 10 and 24. cents more than that, with los angeles paying a little less sacramento just below the state average, triple a, says california gas prices are 60% higher than the national average at this point analysts say it's because we use a special blend of gas year round and that it's only produced california's 17 oil refineries, and some of those are down for maintenance right now. 3 to 5. years of refinery has to be taken offline so they can get maintenance and inspections down. they plan that out, so it's normally between the summer and the winter rush when demand is love. there's also some unplanned work underway at the marathon petroleum refinery near the los angeles harbor. it usually produces more than 363,000 gallons of gasoline a day. the

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well. getting into the center of the storm was the only way for the national hurricane center to get very important information like the wind speed and the specific location of the in got rocked like to say like a boxer. the aircraft was basically overmatched at one point we were back to power. trying to gain speed. we're basically diving losing there. it was a mess. cook stir. would you do it? no i know. you know. at one point, the turbulence was so bad. that plane dropped 1200 ft in seconds. i don't like a little bit of turbulence on a commercial airplane. yeah i am not a fan of that neither. i don't feel good flying over. uh colorado, sometimes in the rockies. yeah, bumpy so now but well, incredible. alright let's check in with sal, where the commute hopefully is not bumpy. two ft on the ground right here, pam. there you go. hmm good

morning, right. i think we all know what that feels like. all right. good morning, everyone. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge. it's pretty crowded there and you can see traffic is moving along relatively well, there have been no major incidents here. if you are driving on the commute, i will say that traffic is moving along very nicely if you are driving at the bay bridge on the bay bridge itself, but you have to wait. for the actual slow down to get through here. you can see the same material bridge traffic also looks pretty good. heading out to the high rise. there have been no major issues and also southbound 8 88 92. they're still clearing that crash. and traffic is slowing out of 2 38. if you're getting on the freeway after that, it should be actually advantage you driving into fremont. 6 50. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. i'd go in a nanosecond if they asked me and i hurricane hunter plane. in a second. you'd go up there. absolutely of course you're the

you're the fantastic. yeah i mean, just the information camera, but there's nothing like terra firma. i agree with you on that. alright let's get to it. here we do have a very quiet pattern for us. i don't know how many ways i can spend this 40 times the morning. okay we'll tell you that. it's a nice pattern. here. we get a weak system. went by when you go by about a week ago. no, no, no, i'm just by a couple of days ago, it's up in the pacific northwest. patchy fog. not much cooler, mild lows, mostly sending a little bit warmer, smidge. sandra fell 80 yesterday. mcgrady two today. mental park 78 to 80 livermore up one san jose up one, so not a big deal but slightly warmer. it's been really quiet pattern here for inland areas and even mainly on the coast concord going back to sunday 86 monday 84. tuesday was the cool day 80 yesterday. 84 forecast i today is 85 the city yesterday was 64 . i went 66 today. my forecast is considerably lower than others. but i went 66 yesterday

they came in 64, so i'll stick with mine for now. 71 55 is average 93 the record high 1988 49 19 oh, 6, 50 petaluma and also santa rosa. so a couple locations are cool napa airport down to 52. it's mainly mid fifties, though, and upper fifties santa maria 52 u k a 53 big spread between truck and south like tower. truck he has the northwest breeze. south lake tahoe airport has a south breeze there in lies the difference the lower the pacific northwest moves out that high to the west will move in for a couple of days. really, just a little bit warmer. we might hit upper eighties tomorrow to near 90 for some of the most inland locations, and it looks like it just kind of eases off a little bit. so we go into the weekend but still good. 60 seventies eighties on those temps, if you like this kind of weather, you can't do much better than this. dave going out there even early october is the way it's looking. alright steve. thank you time now. 6 52, a popular part of breakfast may soon cost more coming up at seven o'clock how the price of orange juice may

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good mornings onto its 6 55 happening today. striking food workers at sfo about to begin 1/4 straight day of their strike

. the workers at the airports, bars, restaurants, cafes and lounges have been on strike all week, and almost all of those businesses are now closed. the workers complain they're not paid enough to live in the bay area and often have to work several jobs. the union says they haven't heard from the council representing the restaurants and food outlets in the airport. well governor gavin newsom signed a bill into law to make it easier for farm workers to unionize after at first saying he would veto it. the governor's surprise protesters who've been outside the state capital for weeks, calling on him to sign that measure has also been pressure on him from other democrats like president biden and house speaker and nancy pelosi. the governor's office is it came to an agreement with the unions over that bill. the u. f w will work with the governor and the legislature in coming up with some changes to the legislation . uh that will ease the

implementation of a b 21 83 make it a better law. now the new law let's farm workers vote in union elections remotely. that agreement will also get the state more ways to protect worker confidentiality in the union votes. it is 6 57 and a push to help california's housing crisis gets solved. the governor also signed several bills into law. he signed a bill to build more housing across the state. the governor also with along with other state and local leaders, rather future side of an affordable housing development in san francisco's richmond district, he talked about the bills and says they will speed up the construction of new housing and create thousands of new jobs. this is a moment on a journey to reconcile the original sin. the original sin of the state of california, and that's the issue of housing and affordability. it touches more things in more ways on more days than any other issue. it is

at the core of the expression of so much the frustration many of us have about our state and our future. the governor also announced $1.2 billion in funding for 30 shovel ready projects all over the state. financing for those projects were stalled because they weren't able to get tax credits . it is 6 58. now the coalition on homelessness filed a federal lawsuit against the city of san francisco claims the city is violating its own laws when it threatens the homeless with citations, especially when it doesn't have shelter space for the homeless. it also claims it puts people without permanent homes at risk when they illegally seized their property , including tents and sleeping bags, cooper corona says she spent years without a home and saw firsthand how some police and beyond housed. when he sweeps

so disrespectful. so cruel. so they have no heart that there taking people's last little bit. that they have left on this earth. you know, and throwing it in the trash. city officials say they focused on expanding temporary and permanent housing options for people with nowhere else to go. that could take years for this case to be resolved. for now, advocates for the homeless or demanding that the city stops sweeps of the homeless and cabinets if they want the city to provide more affordable housing and says there should be oversight on the way the city treats on housed residents. insane. it's like mind blowing to see that they could do that. flooded streets, homes, underwater highways and buildings destroyed hurricane in tora path of wreckage across florida. what's happening now as it's been downgraded to a tropical storm? plus here at home. six people injured in a shooting at a charter school

campus in east oakland, the latest on the victim's conditions and the community's growing anger about violent crime as police are looking for the attacker. then, amid all the frustration, there is also action, but one opened group is doing to help stop the violence by members say they know all too well. what can cause someone to turn violent? from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto another busy one. we're glad you're here . thanks for being with us. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's thursday, september 29th very busy person , steve paulson, but he's always busy, but especially now. not as bad as yesterday. still busy enough, you two we'll take a quick look here at tropical storm e. in now on the atlantic side. in fact, it's visiting cape canaveral cocoa beach. orlando's had 14 inches of rain. daytona beach has had a foot of rain, so there's still plenty of rain shield. a wide swath of that