grieving the deaths of two teenage brothers and would president biden is doing to help puerto rico and florida, putting the federal government initial recovery efforts into motion to help communities recover from the devastation of hurricane this on two. 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 tuesday morning. october 4th. let's check in with steve paulson for are very mild october. so far, this is a little different twist, isn't it ? yes it's hard. i know it's not and yesterday we were mainly fog free. not anymore. the fog has come roaring back, so i'm hard pressed to buy into too much warming unless you're well away from the coast, so cooler coast and bay or near average, or but not the same as yesterday. so you're two for tuesday does have that return of the fog. sunny breezy. it'll be nice

temperatures, little cooler coast and bay. capt temperatures just a slight warm up for some inland sixties seventies and eighties. four o'clock in the morning. here he is, number one in your program and in your heart. mr sal castaneda, steve. thank you very much. what a great tuesday interruption. that was all right. good morning, everyone. for the most part, the roads are clear out there. i do here in the back of my scanners there some sort of a high speed chase going on with chp somewhere in san francisco's area. so be careful. you know when you get on the road at this time, and steve is steve knows dave knows everyone who drives in knows you never know what you're going to see at this hour of the morning. take it easy out there and be aware of the other guy. this is a look now at the commute here on the same entail bridge that looks okay. four oh, one. let's go back to the desk. is grieving after two teenage

brothers were shot and killed in oakland at a weekend house party and investigators are working hard to find out what led to the shootings. ktvu elissa harrington tells us how their family and friends are reacting. tears and heartbreak at a candlelight vigil for to berkeley teenagers who were shot and killed at a house party over the weekend. i can't even believe that something like this could happen. hundreds came out to your 15 year old angel and 17 year old jay z. sotelo garcia. the brothers were students at berkeley high school mondays. vigil was held inside longfellow middle schools cafeteria, where it was standing room only as friends. family classmates in community members made a huge show of support for the grieving family, and we have to hold their memories close to us. and we have to love this family the way they deserve to be game out there, and it's sad. that's who is how to lose their life. for

no reason. saturday's shooting happened around 9 45 pm at an airbnb rental in west oakland, oakland police chief laurent armstrong said people at the party were targeted. we believe that this is a result of a conflict. that may have happened at the school. previously armstrong said at least two people opened fire one with a rifle, the other with a handgun to other teens were injured. berkeley school superintendent n school campuses and set the focus is caring for each other in the days and weeks ahead really hard time for all of us never, ever should have community be devastated like this, and we are coming together to heal together to be of service and to be in community with the family in berkeley, elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news thank you. alyssa the parents of a tech charter school students in oakland are now discussing a plan to have their

children returned to campus after last week's shooting. how about 200 families in their, uhr school. we really are community school if you will. you know when we call our parents and ask them to show up to an event they do. they gathered for a meeting with school administrators and teachers. last night. a tech is one of four schools located on the king estates campus. six adults were wounded after more than 30 shots were fired on that campus six days ago. now oakland police have released new video of that school shooting. officers are asking for the public's help in identifying the two gunmen who are seenns drawn. police say they are looking for at least one other person who was driving a getaway car. two of the six wounded in the attack are still in the hospital. they are expected to survive. the other four have been released. time is 404, a

desperate search is underway to find a baby and three members of her family who may have been kidnapped in merced. the baby is eight months old, a ruhi dairy. also missing is the baby's parents and her uncle. sheriff's deputies say all four were taken against their will, from a business in merced by a man described as armed and dangerous . so far, there's only a vague description of the suspected kidnapper, and there's no word yet on the motive. investigators in amador county now say the remains found over the weekend in the sierra foothills are not those of missing oakley woman alexis gave they have now determined. the remains are those of an animal. the amador county sheriff's office had been looking intoere those of the 24 year olded by her ex boyfriek in in a standoff with police in the seattle area when they went to arrest him for her murder. time is now four or five, or $200,000 reward is now offered by san francisco police to solve a six year old homicide case where 22

year old karen lamonte was killed. that reward money has been doubled. karen ahmad was killed october 7th 2016 shot to death that broad street and plymouth avenue in san francisco's ocean view neighborhood, and police say there were several witnesses. the lead investigator now believes some of the witnesses may be willing to come forward. you know, sometimes you know when you're in the moment, um people are often scared to speak to us, you know, regarding incidents like this, but ah, over time. um maturity, you know , or other events in their lives may may occur. if you have any information called san francisco police suspect involved in a high speed chase is on the run this morning sky. foxx captured the chase yesterday as it spanned from lafayette to san francisco. chp officers say that driver being chased exhibited extremely erratic and dangerous

behavior during the pursuit. at one point, the vehicle in oaklae pursuit in richmond because they thought conditions were too dangerous. they did not say why they were were originally chasing the car. thomas world seven, president biden promised to help puerto rico rebuild after being devastated by hurricane fiona and help the island prepare for future storms . the president was in puerto rico yesterday to see firsthand the hurricane damage after fiona hit puerto rico two weeks ago. more than 120,000 homes and businesses still have no electricity and the storm caused billions of dollars damage. puerto rico was still trying to rebuild and recover from the damage five years ago caused by hurricane maria. we're gonna make sure you get every single dollar promised. and i'm determined help puerto rico bill faster than in the past and

stronger and better prepared for the future. president biden also announced $60 million in federal funding to strengthen levees and flood waters and also build a flood warning system. tomorrow. president biden will head to florida to survey the damage there from hurricane ian. his visit comes as there are questions over the timeliness of evacuation orders along florida's gulf coast before last week's hurricane. rescue teams are still working around the clock to reach people stranded in some of the hardest hit areas washed out bridges and roads are making the task difficult. some officials are facing questions over why they issued evacuation orders just 24 hours before the hurricane made landfall. should be focusing on lifting people up and stop incessantly talking and trying to cast a spur zhen's on people that were doing the best job they could with imperfect information. many people who lost their homes are now staying at an area near fort myers, the

state's emergency management director, expects more people should have power and water restored by sunday. the red cross is on the ground, providing aid and resources to hurricane victims, and ktvu and fox are trying to help in that mission. you're invited to join the effort by scanning that q r code on your screen. fox's donated $1 million to the relief effort. money for shelter, meals , medical supplies and more will be, um, made with your donations . thank you. all right, pam. time is 409. steve paulson's here still quiet, whether here in the bay area's yes, quiet, overall picture, but the fog is back yesterday we did not have much at all. most of it stayed off the coast and not today it came screaming back, so we're getting a pretty good push here on the low clouds. so coast and bay i don't it looks to me like they made even cool off a little bit of stay exactly the same inland temps will bump you up a teeny bit, but look at what's going on arizona, though. i mean it was lit up yesterday, coming out of the grand canyon, kingman

lake havasu right around blythe as well. california massive dust storms around phoenix. even some tornadic activity not far from flagstaff. so i mean, boy, somebody's getting in on some wild weather. and i guess where it's arizona desert of southern california a little bit more of a breeze at fairfield not crazy, but west southwest and 18 so fog sun nice. fog returns onshore breeze sunny inland. and again, it's tough to warm up when you get this big of a fog bank coming back upper forties for a few, mainly fifties. i mean, it's 57 brentwood 57 only san jose, says 60, but the sjc runs a little warm there. 58 berkeley , the city and also oakland. so everyone's pretty close a couple of upper forties here sebastian full windsor in their latent ville as well, sonoma one observation there, along with san anselmo, fairfax and no valley, but a lot more fifties on the coast because the fog is return 54 uk to 59 down in monterey thirties in the mountains doesn't take long this time of year trucking south lake tahoe 34 33, so we're just kind of caught in between systems.

enough of a system is moving into the north. they kind of give us a little enhancement in the fog banks, 60 seventies and eighties, you guys yes. thank you, steve. troubling allegations of sexual and emotional abuse for female athletes still ahead, the allegations being brought to light after an investigation into professional women's soccer and the 49ers greet the l. a rams last night and exciting game at levi stadium, and it wasn't just the players getting in on the action when we show you what happened when i fan ran onto the - hey honey. - hey dad. that smell could be eight million odor causing bacteria.

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overseeing the case against theranos founder elizabeth holmes will take a closer look at the testimony of a key prosecution witness. the judge will now hold an evidentiary hearing october 17th and delay home sentencing that was

scheduled for that day. the defense is asking for a new trial, claiming former theranos lab director adam rosen, darfur regretted his testimony, saying that he quote felt like he had done something wrong and thought prosecutors tried to quote make everybody look bad home. sentencing is now expected to be held between november and january. our time is 4 14, a mother from los gatto's who's accused of posting alcohol fueled sex parties for underage teenagers will have another court hearing in january. yesterday shannon o. connor who is facing 39 charges, including child abuse, sexual battery and giving alcohol to minors, pleaded not guilty. she is still in jail. she's being held without bail. a new, devastating report about women's soccer at alleges sexual and emotional abuse from the top tiers of the professional teams all the way down to youth leagues. ktvu s and ruben has reaction from local sports leaders. emotional and sexual abuse. they are

systemic in women's professional soccer, according to a scathing report. u s soccer commissioned the investigation following player allegations last year. this is a problem larger than just one or two individuals. this is a problem that pervades an organization within the national women's soccer league coach is accused of sexual relationships with players of showing pornography instead of game film and of coaches fired for inappropriate behavior that were then hired by other teams. it shouldn't be the price of women has to pay to have to tolerate tolerate this type of behavior and these types of environments. we have to remember that these cultures to ride women out of the sport as the investigation unfolded. five of the 10 coaches in the league last season were either fired or step down. but sean fletcher with san jose state university, says there needs to be big picture reform. yet another cutting example of sport

reflecting society, many of the different accusations many of the different issues that came out with in the report. they weren't just within sport, they rose to the level of criminality . u s soccer calls the findings heartbreaking and deeply troubling. the national soccer federation also announced the formation of a participant safety task force. but for many players, the damage is done to habit have such negative repercussions on their lifem isy devastating and disappointing. the report calls for more transparency. the elimination of nondisclosure agree mintz for coaches and the establishment of clear rules around player safety, among other things. in san jose and ruben ktvu fox. two news, dan thank you time for 16 to san francisco 49 years now in first place in the nfc west after they beat the l. a rams 24 to 9. both teams have identical

records of two and two 49ers are on top based on their division wins. after the 49ers lost last week to the broncos, they roared back with big plays against the rand. running back jeff wilson there. jeff wilson jr scored on a 32 yard run. then in the second quarter, look at deebo samuel, an incredible play part of pairs, shook off tacklers and then scored on a 57 yard play, and the 49ers sealed the win with this pick six from safety tula, noah. hunger pick six. i was real happy overall. obviously with our whole team. um it was. it was a cool way to win. we knew it would be a battle to keep them out of the end zone was great driving on it, so i just didn't want kind a either debo get or known well, and that's about all i did on the play and divided the rest. man. he's he's fine, man. he's fun to watch. indeed he is. the 49ers have a long road trip in front of them playing the

carolina panthers on sunday, then the atlanta falcons on the 16th 49ers, by the way, are going to be staying back east at the greenbrier resort in west virginia. between those two games. here we go. yeah there he is. yes yes, that's what we're talking about. wagner veteran, right, get him down. now get out and let these guys take over. that happened late in the second quarter, when a man with the devices good shot off. some pink smoke ran onto the field. wagner took matters into his own hands tackled him. the man was taken off the field by the security team. the game resumed quickly earlier in the game, another person trying to get onto the field with a similar device, but was stopped by the security team. as they would and should. yes okay, some craziness. steve shaking his head. where do you think you're going? right you're attracting a lot of people. see you, steve smoke? yeah don't

know. i'm thinking there was some alcohol involved. iou be wrong. maybe they wanted to perhaps post something on social media. they did, but i hope they get here. take him down. that's the way to go. all right. we have a big fog bank that was not there. yesterday was out there, but it wasn't on the coast. well, guess what it is now, and that's going to lead to what looks to me a nice pattern here cooler for the coast because the lack of fog yesterday versus fog today, lots of activity in arizona amazing system there, and there was also look at that activity coming out of the ground kennett parts and parts of the desert of southern california got in on that. get off of blythe danner. but dust storms like crazy around phoenix area west southwest breeze coming in and on the not crazy again, but still pretty good returns. onshore breeze. sunny inland. breezy nice temperatures , really not changing all that much forties fifties on the town's mainly fifties here, clayton's right at 50 degrees

low fifties mid fifties because of the low cloud coming in, i think we're almost stuck here on these temps. alamo at 52 degrees 30 is in the mountains 54 57 you kind of crescent city seventies on phoenix 73 las vegas 77 sixties in southern california. the highest going to try and build in, but probably not until thursday, friday. so until then , 60 seventies anywhere near the water, eighties inland, we're bumping him up a teeny bit each day will be a bigger jump thursday. friday doesn't look all that hot, though, and then starts to ease up. what looks to be a nice weekend. you guys alrighty. well closer look at california's historic drought coming up the new report that has scientists worried we had, we may have another dry and tough winter ahead of us and nationally, gas prices are up again overnight. but so much of this depends on where you live and where we live. the prices are much higher than the national average. now state energy officials want to know why.

acre is making electric cars from sustainable materials, including cardboard. citron has unveiled its latest electric car model called ali, take a look. the roof pickup bed and hood are all made from a special honeycomb cardboard reinforced with a plastic coating. they're lighter than the same parts on traditional cars, but sichuan says they are just as strong. to reduce the amount of electricity the car uses. some unnecessary features have been eliminated. some features are useless and turned 2% of the time. so we said, okay, how can we reduce to what is really necessary for a day to day life with our customers and doing that we reduce the number of electronic boards number of features that maybe not completely useful. citron says ali can last for about 50 years, and then it can be recycled. it's expected to go

on sale by 2030 time is 4 23, triple a, says the average cost for a gallon of unleaded gas in california is up. three more sense. 6 41 a gallup california's energy commission, is now demanding that five major oil companies explain why gas prices are so high. the company's includes valero marathon and san ramon's chevron the price these have jumped about a dollar in the past two weeks. the oil companies blame california's regulations were preventing companies producing more supplies and reducing costs. we have to import from other countries, and it takes a long time for oil commodity buyers to secure the oil where they want from what country put it on a tanker. have it come to california. this is actually the second time in which the fossil fuel cartel squeezed american and, of course, california consumers twice to awaken massive profits. it's obviously corporate greed, plain and simple. governor newsom is

considering a proposal to require the oil companies to pass some of their record profits back to taxpayers. california is just three days into its new year, and the outlook is grim. ktvu tom baker , this is the new water year. he shows us the data and explains why this winter does not look good. california just capped off the driest three years in state history. experts are predicting yet another dry year, the national weather service three month long range outlook, not a forecaster. prediction shows at best and even or below chance of normal rain and talking in the sort of outlook framework. where we're looking for things that can give us kind of an idea of which way things might be going . computer models consider a key weather influencer for california precipitation to be water temperatures in the pacific near the equator. currently a cooler water condition called la nina events.

to a little bit more to be associated with dryer winners than wetter winters. but says scientists plier nina is not a strong one. so what are the odds for another dry winter? it's kind of like 60 40 instead of 50 50, the university of nebraska's drought monitor shows what the state looked like at the end of september one year ago. the northwest corner near crescent city, abnormally dry san diego imperial and a small part of riverside county are in moderate drought. the rest of the state is either orange, severe drought, red extreme drought or the worst brown exceptionally drought stricken, including most of california's prime agricultural lands. then came last winter's atmospheric rivers that initially helped a lot. but as of monday, a year later,

though, the map shows way more yellow and less red and brown. the footprints still shows severe drought or worse, almost everywhere with california six mega reservoirs on average, only a third full. even more conservation appears to be and assess it. e, which means the author tilted that way, but it's far from a certainty. that's true whether it's for farm crops or your lawn and landscape. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. thank you. tom. police in stockton are getting new information as they search for a suspected serial killer up next what we're learning about the latest victims and the reward being offered for information, violent carjacking. it was caught on camera who the police in santa rosa are searching for right now. don't forget you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter just head to ktvu .com/ email to sign up for that daily servi .

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but it goes on too long. it goes on like 10 15 20 minutes. a side show in san francisco has residents frustrated what they want the city police to do in response to the illegal activity. plus but i feel like i'm defeated. i am defeated. i'm not being served. being an oakland raised born and raised in oakland. oakland daycare center was targeted again by vandals. the reason the owner says the city is making the problem worse. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to tuesday. it's october 4th. pam's here. steve's right there. steve is your forecast for tuesday. little more on the la nina. no

not all latinas are alike. this year, there's kind of an analog to 2010 2010. because the water temperatures are similar in some moderate la nina was a very good year. 2010 i couldn't remember i was going to ask you that good general golden gate weather services sent one out yesterday showing that moderate in 1955 56 versus last year completely different, so it doesn't mean we're absolutely having a dryer does not mean that there's a few of us to think this year already feels a little different, but you know, it's just your it's more of a hope. really or wish forecast than anything science based right now. but there are some hints that it's kind of similar to 22,010. all right. we do have a lot of low clouds and fog in place, and that's a big change from yesterday when there was no fog at all on the coast came roaring back overnight. sunny breezy, nice so really kind of looks a little cooler. the city was 66. yes, i'm going 64 so they didn't change oakland , much bumping up inland temps but really only about a degree or two. right over to salads. 4 31. he's here to tell us i saw a

chase on eastbound 87. you said we see things that night. no kidding. yeah i mean, you do see things out there they were just chasing a u haul truck on one on one in san mateo recently. i'm not sure what happened with that , but they're off the freeway. i do want to let you know as we stay in san mateo county. highway 35 daly city state route 35. that's skyland boulevard is closed in both directions between hickey boulevard and king drive. that's right on the boundary between daly city and pacifica, so you can't use skyline. a lot of people do use skyline and they say it's going to be closed. till nine. a.m. must have been a very serious crash. looks like it was first reported in about 3 30 this morning, so you need to avoid that people are going to be using side roads, and that's going to be a big problem for this area again. skyline boulevard closed between hickey and king, and it sounds like

something pretty serious for 32 . let's go back to the desk. thank you. investigators in stockton have now linked to more deadly shootings to a suspected serial killer, including one in oakland. the killer is now linked to seven deaths since april of last year. six of those victims were in stockton's one was in oakland. oakland victim is a 40 year old man killed on april 10th of last year in each of the cases, the victims were shot to death, caught by surprise in the dark. another life. god and that scares me. that part scares investigators e of the men were robbed or beaten before they were killed. and the shootings also don't seem to be related to gangs or drugs. the reward for information leading to an arrest has now increased to $95,000 after an anonymous donor yesterday contributed $10,000. oakland police are now

investigating the city's 1/100 homicide of the year. the deadly shooting took place yesterday afternoon near the corner of 12th and kirkham streets. family members have identified the victim as louis. true hill, who was killed just one block from his home. he was a relative of a member of the city of oakland's own violence prevention staff. i'm trying to muster up the strength. to comfort his children. are finding out today that their father has been murdered. so, um very difficult to try to hold it together and be here for somebody, but you hurting yourself. control killings, says his uncle, known as joey was struggling for years but had finally moved into a home of his own in west oakland, and it just celebrated his 60th birthday. he was proud to be able to. finally get off the streets. and get him a place to live. and to have a place of his own. where he can have his

grandchildren and children overo arrests in the case, and there's no word of any possible motive. as for the homicide rate in oakland, there were 134 for all of last year and again. this most recent killing was the 1/100 this year. our time is 4 35 happening today. state attorney general rob bonta will be in oakland, talking about the growing number of gun violence incidents in the city. banta will meet with oakland mayor libby schaaf and members of the community talking about better ways to stop and prevent more about violent crime to recurring and also look at new ways to help crime victims. firefighters say arson is suspected as a possible cause of a grass fire that happened along interstate 5 80 in oakland. firefighters were called to this fire yesterday along the eastbound 5 80 35th avenue, fourth fired spark in a one mile stretch of 5 80 in the past three weeks. riders believe at least one of those earlier

fires was arson. no buildings burned and no one was hurt. santa rosa police need the public's help to find the suspect wanted for a violent carjacking. over the weekend, police released security video of a man where they identify as 28 year old rico. leighton gomez of windsor. he has seen walking toward that pickup truck, tossing his bag into the bed of the truck, then assaulting the driver before stealing his truck. and driving away. there is a 25 $100 reward for information that leads to his arrest. tom has 4 36. you had another side. joe in san francisco has many of the neighbors demanding action from the police. okay they can kill somebody like this. people grab their cameras. when this side joe popped up in downtown san francisco over the weekend, some of those neighbors also captured images of police patrol cars less than a block away from the sideshow. ktvu is brooks jarocz

tells us, they don't think the police are doing enough to stop this illegal activity. it was just after midnight early sunday morning, the car like zoo zoo zoo zoo. so we look out the window. so many people awakening for san francisco neighbors who live near harrison and main streets, a sideshow gearing up just two blocks from the embarcadero and the bay bridge. okay they can kill somebody like this cell phone video shows the police response lights flashing sirens blaring. police dependent here and they're not doing anything. but it goes on too long. it goes on like 10 15 20 minutes. neighbors like ethan deng are fed up. it's not the first time but the latest time he's seen this in his neighborhood, sometimes ending with injuries kind of need to put some more control over it,

like, not just let it time out kind of thing. yeah i often does this happen. i'm still saying and hearing it like three or four times a month, now coming from other directions, francisco police say in this case, it dispersed the crowd and the cars , but no arrests have been made anything they just like. whoa and everybody moved. police responded to that in a statement , saying these stunt driving events are dangerous and volatile incidents often including individuals armed with firearms officers must balance public safety while utilizing time and distance. so as to not unnecessarily further escalate the already dangerous incidents of things can go wrong in that 10 minutes, right? like why would they let it go on that long? still upsetting to those who see it, hear it and want to stop being left to live with the reminders. they can maybe put some, like all the circle like it another bumps or anything to avoid it. i think it's crazy. they need to move on. let's not

safe for the neighbor is not safe for the kids. whatever they're doing. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news. thank you. brooks, the owner of an oakland childcare center, says his business has been hit by vandals multiple times this year. and now, he says the city is adding to his frustrations. john wong is the co owner of the starlight child development center. the daycare is on 14th street near oakland, chinatown. he says vandals have broken windows and sprayed graffiti on the building four times since january, with the most recent happening just last week, he tells us he's now getting notices from the city of oakland, demanding the graffiti be removed within 10 days or he'll be fined. i'm just wondering why this building is targeted. and those other three buildings on the corner or not. i hate to say it, but i feel like i'm defeated. and defeated. i'm not being served. being an open. i've been raised, born and raised in oakland. wang says he suspects the daycare may have

been targeted because it has the name in chinese. on the sign out front. he says he's disappointed , but he is not deterred by the vandalism because he loves working with children. wish him well, pam, we do time is 4 40. steve paulson's back. he has your tuesday morning weather. he's right here, right where you? you right here? yes. yes i am right here. we are looking at a big fog bank that has come roaring back, and it's from nothing yesterday offshore to now it's on shore, and it's making pretty good little surge, so i don't see how we can warm up too much coast in bay when we get the reintroduction of the fog and low class diablos almost 70 degrees a little bit of a northeast at five, so that should translate into some mid eighties for those well inland, but not when there's this much fog and low clouds, so the fog returns and onshore breeze at the surface, maybe slightly offshore and some of the hills but not that bad. sonny inland. breezy, nice. fifties on a lot of the temps now, santa rosa, petaluma san rafael low fifties , then it's mid fifties to upper fifties, although palo alto

shows 52 kind of the outlier with san carlos and sunnyvale at 58 fifties for almost everyone, livermore and also brentwood at 50 cent, woodside has dropped to a cool 47 atherton, menlo park, palo alto, los altos all low fifties, then it's mid upper fifties. all around. san mateo, belmont, san carlos foster city, montara beach and pillar boyne. that's because the fog came back and 50 at least on the coast there. 36 33 truckee in south lake tahoe, 77 in las vegas sixties in the valley that includes reading sacramento, fresno and also bakersfield, fifties sixties up and down the coast. one more look at the activity in arizona again yesterday that low you can see that spinning thunderstorms tornado near williams huge dust storm around phoenix yesterday on twitter. if you search it, you'll probably find it a little bit clipped california desert only around blight. that's it really were kind of caught in between systems. it does look like we might start to see a little more of a northerly breeze as we head towards the

end of the week, so 60 seventies eighties today, not much change till thursday friday, friday looks to be the warmest day still nice on the weekend, but temps coming down a wee bit. alright see comments were 42. this is now the eighth week since striking mental health workers walked off the job coming up the new bill that's in place to hold health plans accountable for denying or delaying timely access to healthcare, and it is breast cancer awareness month up. next, we will talk live with the fox medical team about a new tool. to help doctors better diagnosed breast cancer patients get quicker treatment.

people couldn't see my potential. so i had to show them. i've run this place for 20 years, but i still need to prove that i'm more than what you see on paper.

today i'm the ceo of my own company. it's the way my mind works. i have a very mechanical brain. why are we not rethinking this? i am more... i'm more than who i am on paper. 1000 mental health therapists are still on picket lines. their strike now eight weeks old and now, state senator scott wiener says a new bill just signed by the governor would change the way health plans are held accountable. the bill is sb 858

. it's called the assembly health plan, accountability and act, it's designed to dramatically increased fines on health plans for denying or delaying timely access to healthcare, senator weiner says under the current laws. health plans could only be fined a maximum of $2500 for violations . now the bill raises those fines to $25,000. from january 1st. when it goes into effect, it will be our new world. it will be our state agencies will have far greater power to enforce the law and to lay down the law for these health plans. and senator wieners has this latest bill but also help address timely care for people who are dealing with mental health problems coming up at o'e patientsan be done to solve the issues awareness month and it is all about early testinglives, accorl

breast cancer foundation. one in eight women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime. journalist katie couric now helping encourage women to get checked after recently revealing that she is being treated for breast cancer. fox news medical teams, dina said a fatty joins us now live with the new tool in screening and dina tell us about this new tool and when will it be available? well pam, you know what's interesting about this is that it's specifically for women with dense breast tissue, which katie couric has, and we hear that term a lot dense breast tissue without really good explanation of what it is. and that's what this this new screening to really address is. katie admits also that she missed a mammogram. she's got dense breast tissue, which puts them at higher risk, basically dense breast tissue and by the way, that is not something you're going to know with a self exam. it is something that you need a mammogram. to determine because it's it has to do with the makeup of your breasts. it's fatty tissue versus glandular

tissue and other things when you're when you have dense breast tissue on a mammogram, the image it appears very white . there's a lot of white area when you have a breast cancer in a mammogram. it also shows up as white. enter this new technology . it's called soft you developed right here in metro detroit. they've been studying this for 12 years. has just got fda approval. so here's what happens . patient lays down lies down, face down and the breasts actually go into sort of a warm water bath. there's no compression. it uses ultrasound technology through this water. and you get a color image, and doctors tell me that they were able to detach 20% more breast tumors in dense breast tissue using this technology, so it's not out quite yet. it's almost, uh, so it will be arriving at the end of this year beginning of 2023. then you will see these machines making their way throughout the country and

really all over the world. you do have to have pam i should point out you have a mammogram first. and then if you have dense breast tissue, you are referred to get this additional exam. okay i was just gonna ask you that. is this going to replace the uncomfortable mammogram? we are all going through now, because that's sometimes keeps women away. they're afraid of that type of testing, so hopefully this will be widespread, but you will have to have that initial exam first. well and you're exactly right. i mean it be nice if this were some day and another option because it is less painful. it's more private, more comfortable, so all those things that might keep some women away and there is an 8% less chance of a false positive, which means fewer biopsies and fewer of those phone calls. you gotta come back. we saw something that looked, you know, a little iffy. um which just sparks all kinds of, you know, stress and fear and anxiety. so um, all in all,

it's a step in a in a really good direction, where doctors say they think they will be able to find breast cancer tumors that are very subtle that will not show up on a typical mammogram in that dense breast tissue, find them earlier and save lives you mentioned it's still early, little early in the fda approval process in getting this out is the hope that this will be widespread or will people will women have to ask for this type of test specifically? well and what one thing that you do definitely want to ask for ladies is what kind what? make sure you know if you have dense breast tissue, um you're hopefully your when you go for your mammogram. you're being told that but that's one thing you've got to know, because it is a different risk factor. if you do then if you do, you're getting a three d mammogram and then yes, the idea is that this machine will make its way to you know, out to you guys and all over the world and it will be a viable and not a super expensive but this is not a super expensive technology to use so it should be a viable

option for women at some point all over the world. that's good news. great news. dina center fatty with our fox medical team . thank you so much for more information on that new technology and, um thank you for joining us just a reminder to everyone. i know i'm not with two women here, but women out there. get tested, get tested. get tested. that test that's uncomfortable is much better than what you might have to face if you're diagnosed. all right, and we're going to steve right now, with the latest on our weather cooler. the father has come back. so a cooler coast in bay. the city was 66 yesterday with no fogging yet they have a big fog back today, so i don't see how it's going to warm up. i really don't oakland was 71 yesterday with no fog, so i think they're cool off inland. temps, though, probably will bump up a couple of degrees. diablo sitting at almost 70. i think that's about three degrees warmer than yesterday. so many well it is. you'll have to trust me. it's there. we just saw it

about five minutes ago. fog sun, nice fog returns and more of an onshore. brief, sunny inland. breezy but it'll be nice 60 seventies eighties on the temps here fifties across the border except san jose. everyone else's in the fifties. low, mid upper 49 boulder creek, felton's at 50 degrees in santa clara's 59, saratoga's 59, so south san jose little cooler. morgan hill san martin aptos, though 53 santa cruz, also at 53, thirties in the mountains, truckee in south lake tahoe, 77 down in the last vegas wild system, wild crew and just amazing activity, thunderstorm activity came out and see that low circulation so on its way and now towards eastern arizona and new mexico, tornado near williams only a little bit of that clip southern california right on the arizona california. border there couple of systems. they're trying to work their way in. but really, we're kind of stuck here. so not much change here. 60 seventies by the water, little cooler inland. i bumped temps up teeny bit. not too much does look like a little warmer thursday into friday, then still nice, but it's slightly cooler on the

weekend, pam. thank you, steve, a dangerous high speed chase through multiple bay area cities still ahead. why chp officers eventually decided to end that pursuit. and the blue angels back in the bay area. take a look at that angle. we're going to tell you why fleet week it this year means something very special for o of th how are the costumes coming for the double bonus jack combo promotion? great! we left one with your assistant. ahhhhhhhhhhh! do you guys hear something? introducing the double bonus jack combo, just $5.99.

my double bonus jack combo gives you double the seasoned beef, double the cheese, for $5.99. let's see that again. double beef, double cheese, for, yeah, $5.99. huh, good deal. to it's 4 54. we do have an update about the case in russia involving american basketball star britney griner. the new court date has been set for october 25th for her appeal of her prison sentence for drug possession. griner was sentenced to nine years after police say they found vape canisters containing cannabis oil in her luggage at a moscow airport. a trial stemming from the january 6th ride on the u. s. capitol is now underway. the founder of a far right group stewart, rhodes

, and four others faced the most serious charges connected to the attack on the capital. in the opening arguments yesterday, prosecutors say roads and other others concocted a plan for an armed rebellion to quote shatter a bedrock of american democracy. an attorney for rhodes argued that prosecutors built their case on cherry picked evidence. the nation's highest court is back in session with the new justice catania brown. jackson is the first black woman to serve on the u. s. supreme court. some of this terms blockbuster cases will tackle affirmative action in college admissions, federal voting rights and handing more power to state legislatures and congressional and presidential elections. as for their first case, the yesterday the justices heard arguments on an important water rights case that could limit federal regulation under the nation's clean water act. i think the conservative majority on the court is getting ready to flex its judicial muscles again. this term. they seem to have the

will, as well as the power to continue to make important changes in the way that constitution is interpreted. and as we all know, the supreme court gets to decide what the constitution means. the supreme court also welcomed public back into its halls yesterday for the hearings. it was the first time since march of 2020 due to covid restrictions. well, that's the sound of fleet week back in town, san francisco, kicking off with some lively music navy band southwest described as one of the navy's finest and oldest continuing musical organizations , performed last night at ghirardelli square is located onboard naval base, san diego and serves military and civilian communities throughout the southwestern united states. while the air shows are still a few days away, the blue angels have already touched down here in the bay area. this year's fleet week is also very special for one of the blue angels

pilots who called san francisco his hometown. ktvu christian captain, has the story of one st ignatius graduate who made his way into the flight deck of the blue angels. the largest predator on exhibit, and here is going to be our seven gill shark before the blue angels take to the air over the bay this year, members took a tour that took them under the water at the aquarium of the bay at pier 39 aquariums. balconies will be prime viewing locations for this week's air shows would be spectacular. and of course, the blue angels are spectacular for blue angels pilot lieutenant scott goossens. this weekend's show will be a homecoming. the pilot graduated from st ignatius preparatory school in san francisco's sunset district. in 2006, and he remembers hearing the planes flying overhead when he was a student here. surreal experience, you know, pension myself right now, just just being here because this is where it all started for me, you know, as a kid growing up in san francisco, seeing the blue angels perform every year over fleet week, that was my

inspiration. patrick lenihan is one of the students who helped bring the pilot back to his alma mater, man, he says, seeing someone who's achieved their dream is an inspiration. someone who went to s. i is now in the elite of the elite flying above our city. someone who you know were in class and we hear them flying by and we all can look out the window and think that's an s i student right there. lieutenant goossen says he's happy to be back to inspire those at his old high school to aim high, whatever their chosen field whether you want to be a blue angel, whether you want to be a teacher, whether you want to be a doctor or whatever it is that you may want to be. pursue that with the with the best of your abilities with all of your passion shows kick off on friday and run through the weekend. but as many insiders know there are practice sessions throughout the week, so there will be plenty of opportunities to check out the blue angels in action in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu, fox two news alright, we will look forward to seeing and hearing them overhead. thank you, christian and ktvu has what

you need to know for fleet week from news to what's happening and where it's taking place. it's all there for you at ktvu .com. oakland streets to the schools. the number of incidents of gun violence are rising. we have the latest from families and community members and groups who are fed up with the violence and with president biden is doing to help puerto rico and florida, putting the federal government's initial recovery efforts into motion to help those communities devastated by hurricane. 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 tuesday morning. october 4th. we have some nice, mild october and steve boy, is it different from the past few october. when you say you think it's a different trend? it's different, yeah, said since april and may this year feels different. october's

have been very, very hot. we had rain and said that we had heat and said member that was our first real blast to heat then we had rain. and now here we are very, very quiet pattern here, which is okay. quiet is good, sometimes for us. you can see the fog came screaming back so low clouds and fog or back to for tuesday has any increase in that low cloud deck. so i just don't see how the coast and the city can warm up compared to yesterday when they did not have fog. sunny breezy, nice inland sense might bump up a couple of degrees, but still we're looking for 60 seventies and eighties. it's five o'clock in the morning . sal is here and he's listening to the scanners, and they're telling him they're telling me that there's some action going on out there all over the bay area. you'd be surprised when i hear on this, but that's for another day. let's go to pacifica, though. pacifica daly city on the boundary there on skyline boulevard skyline is closed between hickey and king in both directions up there on

the hill and a lot of people use that, you know, don't be surprised by this. you're going to have to go down to 2 80 or use another way. you know, being from the area, i would say. well i guess i'm going to go down to 2 80 or used. you know some of the side roads because skyline is closed between hickey and king for the investigation of something that happened at 3 30. we think it was a crash. but one thing we know for sure is you can't get through. let's talk about the bay bridge. you can see westbound traffic that is going to be okay so far getting into san francisco. it's 501. let's get back to the headlines. thank you, sal. today attorney general rob bonta will be a keynote speaker at a conference on gun violence. that event takes place in oakland as oakland police as oakland police just reported its 1/100 homicide of the year. ktvu james torres joins us now, with information on the growing gun violence in the city of oakland. james it was just last night that longfellow middle school in berkeley became a hub for a vigil for two students of

berkeley high school who were shot and killed over the weekend at a house party in oakland. i want to show you the scene from longfellow middle. it was said that those two boys attended brothers, i should say attended that middle school before moving on to high school. that turnout became standing room only people they're honored to remember jay z and angel seletto garcia, who were killed when gunmen walked into a birthday party and began shooting speakers. they're also spoke about the ongoing frustration. with the ongoing violence in oakland. it comes about a week after the shooting on an oakland's king of state campus tomorrow morning. some students from the schools there are set. rather the schools there are set to reopen after six people were hurt when a gunman walked onto campus and began shooting. police released new surveillance video showing the moment two of those gunmen rain inside and began firing. principal for a middle school on that campus says they've taken the time since to learn how to be there for their students. just to know that the community has our back and they are

pouring out resources for us. whatever we ask, we are receiving. honestly we don't even know what to ask for. so some people are suggesting, you know, do you? what do you need? do all the kids have backpacks? do they need counseling services? police also reporting its 1/100 homicide of the year this week that all day gun violence conferences hosted by the prosecutors alliance of california and joining attorney general rob bonta later this morning will be district attorneys from other counties, including contra costa county, a county plagued with deadly highway shootings is expected to begin speaking at about 10 o'clock this morning. reporting live in oakland. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news, james . thank you time 503. a desperate search is underway to find a baby and three members of her family who may have been kidnapped and worsened. the baby is eight months old, a ruhi dairy. also missing is the baby's parents and her uncle.

sheriff's deputies say all four were taken against their will from a business and were said by a man described as armed and dangerous. so far, there's only a vague description of this suspected kidnapper, and there's no word yet about a motive. investigators in amador county say the remains found over the weekend in the sierra foothills are not those of a missing oakley woman, alexis gabe, they now have determined that the remains are those of an animal. the amador county sheriff's office had been looking into the possibility that the bones were connected to the missing 24 year old police say she was killed by her ex boyfriend back in january. he was killed in a standoff with police in the seattle area when they went to arrest him for her murder. time is 50 for $200,000 reward now offered by san francisco police to solve a six year old homicide case where 22 year old koran, lamont was killed. the reward money has been doubled now. coronel ahmad was killed october 7th 2016 shot to death at broad

street and plymouth avenue in san francisco's ocean view neighborhood, and police say there were several witnesses. the lead investigator now believes some of those witnesses may be willing to come forward. you know, sometimes you know, when you're in the moment, um people are often scared to speak to us, you know, regarding incidents like this, but ah, over time. um maturity. you know other events in their lives may may occur. now if you have any information about this case called san francisco police suspect involved in a high speed chase is on the run. this morning sky. foxx captured the chase yesterday as it spanned from lafayette to san francisco . chp officers say the driver being chased exhibited extremely erratic and dangerous behavior during the pursuit. at one point , the vehicle appeared to clip a cyclist in oakland. that cyclists appear to be okay. the

driver kept going long enforcement eventually ended the pursuit in richmond because they thought the conditions were too dangerous. they did not say why they were originally chasing that car our time now 505, a judge overseeing the fraud conviction case against elizabeth holmes, the founder of serrano's, will re examine the testimony of a key prosecution witness. october 17th. the judge will hold an evidentiary hearing and will delay the sentencing for elizabeth holmes. there was scheduled for that day. the defense wants a new trial, claiming former there are those lab director adam rosen. dorthe regretted his testimony, saying he quote felt like he had done something wrong and thought prosecutors tried to make everybody look bad sentencing for elizabeth holmes is now expected to be held between november and january. it is 506 , a mother from los gatos, who is accused of posting alcohol fueled sex parties for underage teenagers who have another court hearing in january. yesterday

shannon o. connor who is facing 39 charges, including child abuse, sexual battery and giving alcohol to minors, pleaded not guilty. she is still in jail being held without bail. tomorrow president biden will head to florida to survey the damage there from hurricane ian . this visit comes as there are questions over the timeliness of evacuation orders along florida's gulf coast before last week's hurricane. rescue teams are still working around the clock to reach people stranded in some of the hardest hit areas washed out bridges and roads are making the task difficult, and some officials are facing questions over why they issued evacuation orders just 24 hours before that huge storm made landfall. should be focusing on lifting people up and stop incessantly talking and trying to cast a spurgeon's on people that were doing the best job they could with imperfect information. many people who lost their homes are now staying at an arena near fort myers, the

state's emergency management director, expects most people to have power and water restored by sunday, president biden promised to help puerto rico rebuild after being devastated by hurricane fiona and also help puerto rico prepare for future storms. president biden was in puerto rico yesterday to see the hurricane damage after fiona hit puerto rico two weeks ago more than 120,000 homes and business this is still have no electricity and the storm caused billions of dollars damage. puerto rico was still trying to rebuild and recover from the damage five years ago caused by hurricane maria. we're gonna make sure you get every single dollar promised. and i'm determined help puerto rico bill faster than in the past and stronger and better prepared for the future. president biden also announced $60 million in federal funding to strengthen levees and flood walls and also build a flood warning system and the red

cross is there on the ground, providing aid and resources to hurricane victims, and ktvu and fox are trying to help in that mission. you are invited to join this effort by scanning the q r code right there. you're on your tv screen. fox has donated $1 million to the relief effort. that money is for to be used for shelter, meals, medical supplies and much more. alright 509. hopefully that area gets a break for a while before any more storms move in. steve there's nothing this week. that's for sure. but we will go down to arizona because they had their first snow of the season. yes they did. of course, we have to go to flagstaff first snow of the season for the san francisco peaks. there are three there. humphrey's peak is the tallest highest elevation over 12,000 ft . but it was a wild day in and around northern arizona. they had snow. they had tornado near williams and massive dust storms in and around phoenix. only a little bit of this. clipped the

air california right here in black. you can see that coming down to kingman grand canyon boy. it has just been lit up there, so somebody got their first snow of the season up there in northern arizona. beautiful town. by the way, flag step you can see the low clouds are back yesterday. they stayed offshore. not today. they're back. not diablos close to 70 degrees, so there is some warm air aloft. almost 70 east wind at six, so this will equal some low to mid eighties inland. but at the surface. there's an onshore breeze and there's too much fog, so i just don't see how the coast the city and probably around the bay warm up at all. in fact, i think they'll cool down a couple of degrees after no fall yesterday. the fog today fifties on the temps here, except for san jose, but not far away. you can find fifties to the north, you can find a few more forties mill valley fairfax sentence elmo in their sebastopol, windsor. healdsburg lakeville, middletown. it's closed for some sonoma outside of sonoma 50 degrees napa 52 marshals at 53 thirties in the mountains, fifties sixties on the coast, up and down the valley until you hit southern

california and los angeles, san diego in at the sixties. one more look at that load that gave the wide variety of weather to arizona that's kicking out towards new mexico, though. really they're just kind of sandwiched in between systems here, the highest trying to build in. so you get more fog today compared to yesterday when it was fog free. and we got the overcast. sunny breezy sixties seventies and eighties, so very nice pattern. if one believes that we will bump up a little bit thursday friday than it does look warmer, might get a slight offshore breeze then, but there's too much fog this morning for really more of a just 60 seventies eighties, but we could get some operators to low nineties by the time we get to friday, 60 seventies eighties today again, we'll probably ease into this thursday does look warmer, though inland temps thursday friday, then start to ease up a little but still nice for the weekend. alright. sounds good. thank you, steve. troubling allegations of sexual and emotional abuse for female athletes still ahead, the allegations being brought to light after a new investigation into professional women's soccer and the 49ers beat the l. a rams last night and exciting game at

levi's stadium. look at this and it wasn't just the players getting in on the action. we'll show you what happened when a fan ran

santa rosa police need the public's help to find the suspect wanted for a violent carjacking over the weekend. take a look. police released security video of a man who they identify as 28 year old rico leighton gomez of windsor. he's seen walking toward that pickup truck, tossing his bag into the bed of the truck, then assaulting the driver and stealing his truck. there's a 25 $100 reward for information that leads to his arrest time now. 5 14 san mateo police say a traffic stop led to the arrest of two people for drugs. uggs child endangerment and having weapons. it happened on the salva street late sunday night. police say the car was stopped

because of a vehicle code violation. and they found out that both the driver and a passenger were on probation. then the police searched that car and say they found a loaded gun along with cash and drugs. and a five year old girl was also in the car. the two suspects were arrested. the little girl is now in the custody of her grandparents. report about women's soccer reveals sexual and emotional abuse from the top tiers of the professional teams. all the way down to the youth leagues. ktvu s and ruben has more on the story and reaction from local sports leaders. emotional and sexual abuse. they are systemic in women's professional soccer, according to a scathing report. u s soccer commissioned the investigation following player allegations last year. this is a problem larger than just one or two individuals. this is a problem that pervades an organization within the national women's soccer league coach is accused of sexual relationships with players of showing

pornography instead of game film and of coaches fired for inappropriate behavior that were then hired by other teams. it shouldn't be the price of women has to pay to have to tolerate tolerate this type of behavior and these types of environments . we have to remember that these cultures arrived women out of the sport as the investigation unfolded. five of the 10 coaches in the league last season were either fired or step down. but sean fletcher with san jose state university, says there needs to be big picture reform yet another, uh, cutting example of sport reflecting society, many of the different accusations many of the different issues that came out with in the report. they weren't just within sport, they rose to the level of criminality. u s soccer calls the findings heartbreaking and deeply troubling. the national soccer federation also announced the formation of a participant safety task force. but for many players, the damage is done to

have it have such negative repercussions on their life when it should be such a incredible experience for them is extremely devastating and disappointing. the report calls for more transparency. the elimination of nondisclosure agree mintz for coaches and the establishment of clear rules around player safety, among other things. in san jose and ruben ktvu fox. two news, dan. thank you. time is 5 17. the san francisco 49 ers are now in first place in the nfc west. they beat the l. a rams 24 to 9. both teams have identical records two and two, but the 49ers are on top because of their division wins. after the 49 was lost last week to the broncos. they just roared back with some big plays like this. running back jeff wilson jr scored on a 32 yard run, then in the second quarter, look at devo samuel. corner pass ship off tacklers and then scored on a 57

yard play. you made it look easy. debo and the 49ers sealed the win with a pick six from their young safety solano, uh, manga. i was real happy overall. obviously, with their whole team. um it was. it was a cool way to win. we knew it would be a battle to keep them out of the end zone was great driving on it, so i just didn't want to the interception. kind of give it a either debo get or knowing well, and that's about all i did on the play and devoted the rest. man. he's he's fine, man. he's fun to watch. sure is 49ers have a long road trip in front of them. they will play the carolina panthers on sunday, then the atlanta falcons on the 16th 49ers will stay back east between the two games, and there was also unexpected excitement on the field when a protester ran out onto the field. here we go. hello? yeah there he is. yes yes, that's what we're talking about. er veteran, right, get

him down. now get out and let these guys take over that happened late in the second quarter with the man with some kind of device. it shot off pink smoke ran onto the field at linebacker bobby wagner there, took matters into his own hands and tackled the man who was taken off the field by security guards. and the game quickly resume. you know, they got him. earlier in the game. somebody else tried to get onto the field with a similar device, but security guards stopped them. stay in the stands and watch the game right? steve just would not want to get hit by linebacker. no no bad, probably walking very slowly. helmet yeah. wow we did get hit with a big fog bank, though this morning compared to yesterday when there was fog out there, but it never made any move, at least not locally. locally and did not. you can see the faq back. and so it's made a big push here, so it's making a

push over the bay. water tips still pretty warm, though san francisco boys 60 moderates that's the warmest all year long 61 to 64 point race, but they could bait 58 you need a northwest breeze to get that upwelling. get some cooling. don't see that yet. maybe in about a week's time. the dog's son. nice sunny inland temperatures aloft er in the sixties, so i do think we'll get some low to mid eighties inland coast and bay after a lot of sunshine yesterday looks a little cooler to me fifties on almost all the tips. i mean, everyone's very, very close. here he's been attempts fifties up. 59 piedmont 51. alamo a little cooler. oh, clayton's dipped to 49. that's 10 cooler than pittsburgh. that's usually pretty big spread their 58 hayward 58, also in dublin, so not a huge change hercules at 57 thirties in the mountains, though the truck in south lake tahoe 72 phoenix massive dust storms there yesterday, las vegas 76. fifties and sixties coast and inland. for many, that system produced snow up in the

higher peaks north of flagstaff , tornado near williams on big dust storms in phoenix and just a teeny bit of that clip to nevada, california, arizona border. most of it looks like it's pushing out of the area. the high wants to build in. we might see a slightly offshore direction by the weekend does not look strong. so morning fog . today we will see temperatures , coast and bay in this sixties seventies inland. want some low to mid eighties? some signs of a warm up, but not until the end of the week, thursday and friday. i don't think it will be that hard. but if the offshore develops then you know what can develop so ease into that 60 seventies eighties today looks pretty nice a little bit warmer tomorrow. the warmest days appear to be thursday friday before what looks to be a nice weekend, but easing up a little bit, #### thank you time. 5 20 weather closer look at california's historic drought coming up the new report that has scientists worried we may have another dry and difficult winter and across the nation. gas prices are going up again. they went up overnight. but so

much of this depends on where you live and where we live. the prices are a lot higher than the national average. now. state energy officials want to know why.

24 a, says the average price for a gallon of unleaded gas in california went up three sports sense to 6 41 a gallon the state's energy commission's now demanding that five major oil companies explain why gas prices are so high. the companies include valero marathon and chevron prices jumped about a dollar in the last two weeks. the loyal companies blame california's regulations for preventing companies from producing more supplies and reducing costs. we have to import from other countries, and it takes a long time for oil commodity buyers to secure the oil where they want from what

country put it on a tanker. have it come to california. this is actually the second time in which the fossil fuel cartel squeezed american and californian consumers twice to awaken massive profits. it's obviously corporate greed, plain and simple. now governor. newsom reportedly is considering a proposal to require oil companies to pass on some of their record profits back to taxpayers times. now. 5 25, california is just three days into this new water year, and the outlook is not looking good. ktvu tom vacar shows us the information and explains why this winter does not look promising. california just capped off the driest three years in state history. experts are predicting yet another dry year, the national weather service three month long range outlook, not a forecaster. prediction shows at best and even or below chance of normal rain and talking in the sort of

outlook framework. where we're looking for things that can give us kind of an idea of which way things might be going. computer models consider a key weather influencer for california precipitation to be water temperatures in the pacific near the equator. currently a cooler water condition called la nina, nina vance. 10 a little bit more to be associated with dryer winners than wetter winters. but says scientists bleyer the la nina is not a strong one. so what are the odds for another dry winter? it's kind of like 60 40 instead of 50 50, the university of nebraska's drought monitor shows what the state looked like at the end of september one year ago. the northwest corner near crescent city, abnormally dry san diego imperial and a small part of riverside county are in moderate drought. the rest of the state is either orange, severe drought

, red extreme drought or the worst brown exceptionally drought stricken, including most of california's prime agricultural lands. then came last winter's atmospheric rivers that initially helped a lot. but as of monday, a year later, though, the map shows way more yellow and less red and brown. the footprints still shows severe drought or worse, almost everywhere with california six mega reservoirs on average, only a third full. even more conservation appears to be a necessity, which means the author tilted that way, but it's far from a certainty. that's true whether it's for farm crops or your lawn and landscape. tom baker, ktvu fox two news time is 5 27 new information for police in stocked him as a search for a suspected serial killer up next what we're finding out about the latest victims and the reward money

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two boys had to lose their life. for no reason. we are getting more information about the deadly shooting in oakland at a weekend house party where two teenage brothers were killed. like the entire police department here, and they're not doing but it goes on too long. it goes on like 10 15 20 minutes in san francisco has residents frustrated what they want city police to do in response to the illegal activity. from ktvu. fox two news. this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday october 4th, pam, you're satisfied so far with the october weather, right? loving october weather? yes you'd say that. steve's right here. i never know, dave, but i know you got approval so far. that's true

. you know what i like? yes i'm happy to notarize are nice pattern here, pam and dave because of fog. come back. we didn't have the fog yesterday. it was still pretty nice. we had sixties seventies very low eighties. so i just don't see how the coast is going to warm up or the city today compared to yesterday because of big fog bank has returned. so you do for tuesday does include that fog morning, fog coast and bein what's inland retreat sunday. nice breezy, smidge warmer inland, but i cooled off oakland and also san francisco from yesterday, all right. sounds here. 5 31. sometimes things pick up at this time. is that the case? are we still alright? we're mostly alright. i do want to go to pacific where? on the boundary between pacifica and daly city. we have collision that's closed skyline that's kind of a significant closure. there are a lot of people use it right now. it is closed. you can see we have a live crew on the scene showing the scene. and this road, which is normally widely traveled at this time of the morning is closed because of

an investigation skyline between hickey and king, so you probably have to go down and use city streets in daly city or just not use skyline. maybe stay on the freeway and there is a detour in the area. i do want to mention that if you're in the area right now, you will see that you can't get south of hickey boulevard. let's talk about highway 17 in the center. cruz mountains cottbus 17 is closed because of a crash completely. they have a detour. you're going to have to get go past redwood estates there, and head south. northbound is not affected. there is a detour in that area as well. 5 32, let's get back to the headlines. thank you, well, nude this morning of bay area scientists was just awarded the nobel prize in physics ktvu sally rasmus is here now tll those with 79 year old john clouser did to win that award. good morning, allie. good morning, dave will the nobel prizes for his work in quantum physics nobel prize committee, says 79 year old physicist john

clouser developed some theories about quantum physics going back to the 19 sixties. and that two other scientists who are sharing this nobel prize with him built upon his theories to make groundbreaking discoveries about how quantum mechanics work. their experiments have to do with particles called photons and how they can be linked even across long distances. now the results have practical applications that have helped develop new technologies over the years and quantum computing. the secure transfer of information as well as sensing technology. its predictions have opened doors to another world. and it has also shaken the very foundations of how we interpret measurements, according to clusters website he's affiliated with the lawrence livermore lab in u. c. berkeley but he lives in the east bay. the two other physicists who are sharing the award with him are based at universities in paris and vienna . they will share the nearly $900,000 prize. david pam, back to you. all right, ali. thank

you time now. 5 33. meantime investigators in stockton's have now linked to more deadly shootings, too. a suspected serial killer, including one killing in oakland. the killer is now linked to seven deaths since april of last year. six of those victims were in stockton. one was in oakland. oakland victim is a 40 year old man killed on april 10th of last year. in each case, the victims were shot to death caught by surprise in the dark. it's another life. god and man was on his way to work like that scares me. that part scares me on his way to work. now investigators say none of the men were robbed or beaten before they were killed, and the shootings also don't seem to be connected to gangs or drugs, the reward for information leading to an arrest has gone up now to $95,000 after an anonymous donor contributed $10,000 yesterday. community in berkeley is grieving after two

teenage brothers were shot and killed in oakland at a weekend house party investigators now trying to find out what led up to the shootings. ktvu s elissa harrington has more information from police and reaction from family and friends. tears and heartbreak at a candlelight vigil for to berkeley teenagers who were shot and killed at a house party over the weekend. i just can't even believe that something like this could happen. hundreds came out to your 15 year old angel and 17 year old jay z. sotelo garcia. the brothers were students at berkeley high school mondays. vigil was held inside longfellow middle schools cafeteria, where it was standing room only as friends. family classmates in community members made a huge show of support for the grieving family, and we have to hold their memories close to us. and we have to love this family the way they deserve to be game out there, and it's sad. two boys had to lose their life. for no

reason. saturday's shooting happened around 9 45 pm at an airbnb rental in west oakland. oakland police chief laurent armstrong said people at the party were targeted. we believe that this is a result of a conflict. that may have happened at the school. previously armstrong said at least two people opened fire one with a rifle, the other with a handgun to other teens were injured. berkeley school superintendent iniki afford mortal said there would be counseling services on school campuses and said the focus is caring for each other in the days and weeks ahead really hard time for all of us never, ever should have community be devastated like this, and we are coming together to heal together to be of service and to be in community with the family in berkeley, elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news time is up. 5 36 angry san francisco residents demanding more police action to stop side

joe's after there was one over the weekend. okay they can kill somebody like this. some of the neighbors grabbed their phone cameras to take this video. besides joe and downtown san francisco early sunday morning, it woke up a lot of people, including people living near harrison in main street, right near the on ramp to the bay bridge, the car like zoo zoo zoo zoo. so we look out the window so many people some of the people living in that area also captured images of a large number of police cars with their lights flashing and sirens blaring a block away, but some of them claimed the police did nothing to stop the sideshow. i kind of need to put some more control over it, like, not just let it time out. kind of thing. yeah. how often does this happen? saying and hearing it like three or four times a month now. francisco police issued

this statement in response, saying these stunt driving events are dangerous and volatile incidents often including individuals armed with firearms officers must balance public safety while utilizing time and distance it was not to unnecessarily further escalate these already dangerous incidents. the owner of an oakland childcare center, says his business has been hit by vandals multiple times this year . now he says, the city is adding to his frustrations. john wong is the co owner of the starlight child development center. the daycare is on 14th street near oakland's chinatown . he says vandals have broken windows and sprayed graffiti on the building four times since january with the most recent happening just last week. he tells us he's now getting notices from the city of oakland, demanding the graffiti be removed within 10 days or he'll be fined. i'm just wondering why this building is targeted. and those other three

buildings on the corner or not. i hate to say it, but i feel like i'm defeated. i'm defeated. i'm not being served. being an open. i've been raised, born and raised in oakland. wang says he suspects the daycare may have been targeted because it has the name in chinese. on the sign out front. he says he's disappointed but not deterred by the vandalism because he loves working with children. all right , pam, time is now 5 39 getting you started for a tuesday morning, steve here's your forecast of fog has come back to the coast here, and it's made a pretty good push over the base and reduced visibility, especially north will take a look at that and just a second, but no fog at least locally yesterday. well, that's a whole different forecast today because there's a lot of fault. onshore breeze in place. just when i looked at it, the top fairfield observation is west southwest 20 , another one west at 18, so we do have a little bit of an onshore breeze. higher elevations are in the sixties as sonoma mountains 63 65 excuse me, my mountain 63. diablo 69 so

just a teeny bit warmer than yesterday, not a big jump, sonoma county airport quarter mile visibility petaluma, quarter mile visibility and the votto at those locations. i live a mile away, and it's clear. i know at those locations, there's a quarter mile visibility okay to the south. no looks pretty good. hate to 10 miles. visibility fog sun. nice on your temperatures. fog returns onshore breeze in place, sonny inland. breezy nice 60 seventies eighties i cooled down the city and oakland. there's no fog yesterday fog today. i don't see how they can warm up that much fifties on the temps for almost everyone here upper forties would size at 48. although montara beach at 58, a lot of 50 circling the wagons there, and foster city, san mateo, belmont, san carlos lost 52 atherton, stanford middle park have actually come uplow clouds making an appearance. otherwise they continue to call but you can sit with the highest trying to build in. there's going to be

a low forming, i'll actually trap if a low forms down in here, it's possible. maybe we could get a slight offshore breeze something like that would take place. but again, there's a huge difference in some of the forecasts projections so i'm kind of easing into that low overcast for the morning sunday breezy nice sixties seventies eighties on the temps fog has returned today, so that will be a push on the temps. slightly warmer wednesday will go some upper eighties to near 90. what's called the heights 500 millibar 18,000 ft heights go up to around 5 88. there will not be a quiz, i promise. but that would translate into around 90 for some inland temps here on friday, 60 seventies eighties on the temps here, slightly warmer . taking us up to england temps thursday. friday does look nice little cooler on the weekend. thank you. steve air raid sirens were heard over japan after north korea launched a missile up next the response from the u. s and other countries in the region. and this is now the eighth week of the strike by mental health care workers

coming up the new bill signed by the governor to hold health plans accountable for denying or delaying timely access to healthcare.

now the time to stand and fight more than 2000 striking kaiser mental health therapists are still walking picket lines. their strike now eight weeks old . the continuing strike is raising questions about whether patients are getting timely access to the mental health care they need. a new law in california now sets a timeline requiring mental health patients to be at least every two weeks to be seen. ktvu claudine wang introduces us to two people who say they've been asking for help and they can't get it. and some

of the darkest days, barbara mcdonald would turn to music. i would sit downstairs and hear her crying and i would play guitar. her daughter would cry, battered by her struggles with mental health. my younger daughter was exhibiting some behaviors like self harm, disordered eating things like that. and when she was an adolescent, even though the care seemed to be somewhat inexperienced, you know, like therapists and training and things like that. we felt very supported and all the different components of her care. but her daughter is now 19 and the last couple of years have told a different story, but they don't follow up with her. so the last time she saw a psychiatrist was probably six months ago. i just feel in total despair and trying to get anything from kaiser like i've given up on kaiser helping my family thrive. i'm i don't even get the sense that they care if we survive. that

struggle is echoed by april, jordan's whose 24 year old son called her last spring and just said i can't do this anymore. i need help. i need to go back to that therapist. i need. i need help. i need i need you moms what he said. she too, says kaiser had helped in the past and had hoped therapists would be able to help him again. but all he got were phone numbers, he said. it was just a total runaround. he did not get any help. he did not get anybody and he went in there, and they waited in the in the lobby for like 2/2 hours, and he was like , i'm not leaving till i talk to someone. i'm not leaving until i talk to someone. he was there for over two hours. and they came out and gave him another phone number. no help. that's what week before he died. he tried hard as he could. both their children were patients at kaiser and with a strike by therapists entering its eighth

week, kaiser and its care have taken center stage like i want to cry. you know, we all went into this field to be able to help people. and we're not able, clinical psychologist jessica bergstromsessions are frustrating. what is the only way i can see john lly. my nexts seven weeks from now. 1 58 now only two minutes before the two o'clock consultation meeting. i'm going to have to be late so i can call my patient who endorsed suicidal ideation. i still need to check on jane. it's all on me. i don't have enough time. i feel so defeated. she says. the problem in part is

that health care systems are using a medical model as a mental health model, and that doesn't work. that's not how complex trauma is. that's not how depression is or anxiety or grief. um and so because we have so many patients we're booking people once every 6 to 8 weeks for therapy. and that's no longer therapy. at this point, they are issues state senator scott wiener hopes will be addressed by a bill he wrote sp 2 21 that went into effect in july. health and must provide access to mental health appointments. um, within two weeks of initial appointment, and then two weeks later, and two weeks later, he doesn'tof available therapi to minimize treatment, delay treatment and when they have to provide more timely, comprehensive access to mental health treatment. it does impact their bottom line that creates

more inequities. if you have money, you can get help. it's a huge financial burden that i can't afford. but the question is, is this a kaiser problem or a bigger one? kaiser is not the only health plan that has these issues. it's a pretty extreme situation, kaiser in terms of the lack of access to mental healthcare, and kaiser needs to really just turn this around. this is on kaiser to fix this is defending itself. telling us in part in an email response to questions that it supports the aim of sp 2 21 and calls the implementation challenging for all health plans, not just kaiser permanente. kaiser also pointed to a lack of mental health professionals, calling it real and documented and says it launched a $500,000 recruiting initiative to recruit new clinicians. kaiser is currently under review by the state in both what's called a non routine survey and an investigation. agreed. nice and so the strike

continues. the investigations continue. the push by lawmakers continue and patients and their families wait for help to come. it's ridiculous. it's ridiculous, older daughter once said. what do i have to do to get a psychiatric appointment with kaiser? do i have to hurt myself and go to the emergency room? that's what it feels like. claudine wong ktvu fox two news. dean. thank you. the latest offer made by kaiser was rejected by the union member. so for now, there is no end in sight to the strike. health speaker nancy pelosi has called on kaiser to address problems with staffing. the california department of managed health issued a statement ktvu, saying the agency is quote concerned about the potential for immediate harm to kaiser enrollees. now you can look for those full statements as well as responses from kaiser on our

website ktvu dot com. our online coverage also includes a link to the blog mentioned in claudia's report. time is 5 50 will help you get to where you need to go, sal watching the road, sir, you know what skyline boulevard is shut down and say mateo county between hickey and king drive. that's uh daly city pacific boundary there, and that's because of some sort of collision that happened at 3 30 this morning. they say it's going to be out there till nine. so in the meantime, you cannot get through on highway on 35, which is between hickey and, uh , the exit at king and it's going to take a while for you to be able to get through so you may want to use a different road to get by and daly city or pacific. don't use skyline. let's talk about the santa cruz mountains sat down. 17 is shut down coming up on the summit

because of a crash. northbound is actually open, but southbound is closed. the south bay commute doesn't look all that slow just yet. and if you're driving, uh at the bay bridge, we already have a back up here. at the toll plaza. it's backed up to about the middle of that parking lot. 5 51. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. so if somebody just tuned in and said, what do you say about skyline? it's closed right now. in daly city pacific between hickey boulevard and king drive. thank you, sam. all right. get to it here. yesterday was no fog. we had 60 seventies coast and bay. there's a lot of fog back today. watch it go from now. no, no, just like that, and it's making pretty good push over the bay as well. so far has returned to the coast water temps are warm. this is keeping a lot of the coast and inland temps up a little bit. 64 is the warmest i've seen . i think all year long, at least going back to april for the monterey buoys 57 58 point arena, bodega bay. point reyes, san francisco, but we had 60

that's pretty warm air loft is also warm. some amount of 66. diablo 69 ben lomond 63 so not really hot or warm, but it is a little bit warm northwest wind, though it's sonoma mountain that east wind and mount diablo and ben lomond little bit of fall again, nevado up to petaluma and santa rosa. so one oh, one watch out for some faulty might be some pockets of reduced visibility after that. i can't find too much. maybe on some of the bridges as well. fog sun nice fog has returned. the return of the fog onshore breeze sunny inland. breezy, nice 64 57 for the city. what's average 71 55 the record. some of you would like to forget these records 119 87 48 in 19. oh, eight. fifties on the temps here for almost everyone. they seem to be stuck because the low clouds are back. few upper forties, but a lot of fifties santa clara sarah token, cooper dinner all 59. the high will try and build in for a couple of days here, but not today. today it's all about the fog temperatures, 60 seventies and eighties. you guys, maybe a

little warmer into the week. i would say thank you time 5 53. you may see some smoke if you're driving on interstate 2 80 this morning we'll tell you why firefighters say do not panic and the blue angels are back in the bay area. take a look at that. i love that angle. we're going to tell you why fleet week this year means something very personal for one of the pilots.

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he's back in session with a new member on the court justice catan g. brown jackson, the first black woman on the u. s supreme court, some of the blockbuster cases for the court term will tackle things like affirmative action in college admissions, federal voting rights and giving more power to state legislatures were congressional and presidential elections as with their first case yesterday, the supreme court heard arguments about an important water rights case that could limit for federal regulation under the nation's clean water act. i think the conservative majority on the court is getting ready to flex its judicial muscles again. this term. they seem to have the will , as well as the power to continue to make important changes in the way that constitution is interpreted. and as we all know, the supreme

court gets to decide what the constitution means. the supreme court also welcomed the public back into his halls yesterday for oral hearings. it was the first time since march of 2020 because of covid restrictions. some of the sounds of fleet week as it begins in san francisco, kicking off with that music navy band southwest described as one of the navy's finest and oldest continuing musical organizations , performed last night at ghirardelli square, the band serves a military and civilian communities throughout the southwestern united states, and it's located onboard naval base. san diego. the air shows still a few days away, but the blue angels have already touched down here in the bay area, and this year's fleet week is very special for one of the blue angels pilots who called san francisco his hometown blue angels pilot lieutenant scott goossens graduated from st ignatius preparatory school in san francisco in 2006. he remembers hearing the planes flying overhead when he was a

student. it's a surreal experience, you know, pension myself right now, just just being here because this is where it all started from me. you know, as a kid growing up in san francisco, seeing the blue angels perform every year over fleet week, that was my inspiration. patrick linehan is one of the students who helped bring the pilot back to his alma mater, he says, seeing someone who's achieved their dream is an inspiration. lieutenant goossen says he is happy to be back to inspire students to aim high in whatever field they choose. prayers are with the family. but most importantly, my prayers are with the city of oakland. we're suffering from in the midst amount of violence and it has to stop. has sister more heartbreaking. oakland after loved ones mourn the death of yet another homicide victim. we'll tell you about the hopes for a state leaders meeting later today in oakland, and what community members want to see happen about the violence and a new report says california's

drought is not improving by scientists worry. we could have another dry and difficult winter. 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 tuesday morning, october 4th checking in with steve paulson pretty mild week. or we could have a wet winter. let's talk about optimistic for once touched gloom out there. i agree, try and be optimistic. maybe this year will be different. let's hope so. where we sure do need rain, though nothing showing up yet we had our september reign had our september heat, and now we're ending september into october on a quiet note, and the fog has come roaring back. yesterday was fog free, at least locally, so two for tuesday has the low overcast the return of the fog. sunny breezy, nice, you know, usually by october. i'm

not talking about fog too much, but it's there's a lot out there even though the water temps are very warm, 60 seventies and eighties, six o'clock on a tuesday morning, and sal's here to tell me skyline is still closed tv between hickey and king drive on the boundary between pacifica in daly city. this is for a deadly collision that happened at about 3 30 this morning. the police have closed skyline. you know, i've never really liked skyline. honestly on that stretch, it's pretty dangerous and the coroner has arrived on the scene. you can see that we do have a scene still there. they say it's going to be closed till nine o'clock so go ahead and use kallen boulevard in daly city, if you know your way around and get down the king make a right onto king and then you'll be on skyline. after that. let's talk about the commute. in fact, i just showed you the picture again. let's talk about the community. the bay bridge you can see it is backed up all the

way out to the end of that parking lot beyond that. it's about a 10 to 15 minute delay before you get onto the actual span at 601. let's get back to the headlines. thank you happening today. conference later today in oakland about how to stop the rise in gun violence . oakland just reported its 1/100 homicide of this year. ktvu is james torres is in oakland out to talk about the speakers who are expected to be at that meeting and the latest on the latest crimes in oakland, james dave. good morning, we're expected to hear from a number of district attorneys within the bay area and a little bit beyond and the keynote speaker at that conference is said to be attorney general rob bonta, who recently just created an office of gun violence prevention. the whole conference has meant to share ideas of how to get this growing number of murders as a result of shootings down that has been plaguing the city of oakland. and just the last week we saw gunmen entering the king's estate campus home to a number of schools. police released new surveillance video showing two men with guns, one

with dark pants, possibly jeans and other with gray pants, and they said that fire guns and would run off six total people were hurt from this gunfire and officers haven't arrested anyone just yet. then over the weekend, the school community in berkeley heartbroken after finding out two brothers angel and jay z. sotelo garcia. died when a gunman shot and killed them at a house party in oakland police now saying a conflict began between the brothers and the suspects, and those gunmen uninvited to the party walked in and began shooting. two other people were also hurt, recovering in the hospital shortly after officers addressed those murders. oakland police reported its 1/100 homicide of the year. they identified the victim as six year old luis true hill, his nephew, part of the city's department of violence, found out while reporting to the scene of the crime. ready for this to stop. no, it's not just my uncle. we're ready for this city to wake up and realize that we don't have to solve things with violence that this is not

the answer. joining attorney general rob bonta later this morning district attorneys from other counties, including contra costa county in area plagued with deadly highway shootings, conferences put on by the prosecutors alliance of california the conference itself . it's steps set to start at about nine o'clock this morning. attorney general bata is set to speak just after 10 o'clock. reporting live this morning in oakland. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news. thank you. james in berkeley last night, community members came together to mourn two teenagers who were shot and killed at a house party in oakland over the weekend. i can't even believe that something like this could happen. hundreds of fellow students, teachers and community members came out to our 15 year old angel and 17 year old jay z. sotelo garcia, both berkeley high students. they came to longfellow middle school last night to comfort each other and show support for the grieving family. we have to hold their memories close to us. and we

have to love this family the way they deserve to be game out there, and it's sad. two. it's hard to lose their life. for no reason. representative with the berkeley unified school district , says the district is making counseling services available for students on campus this week . he says the school wants to make sure the community focuses on caring for each other in the days ahead of time. now, 605 a desperate search is underway to find a baby and three members of her family who may have been kidnapped. in merced. the baby is eight month old arruti dairy . also missing is the baby's parents and her uncle. sheriff's deputies say all four were taken against their will, from a business in merced by a man described as armed and dangerous . so far, there's only a vague description of the suspected kidnapper is no word yet about a motive. investigators in amador county now say the remains found

over the weekend in the sierra foothills are not those of the missing oakley woman, alexis gabe now have determined the remains are those of an animal. the amador county sheriff's office had been looking into the possibility that the bones were connected to the missing 24 year old. police say she was killed by her ex boyfriend back in january. he was killed in a standoff with police in the seattle area when they went to arrest him for her murder. six oh, six, just a little while ago, north korea fired a ballistic missile over japan for the first time in more than five years. that missile launch forest, japan issued temporary evacuation notices. they also suspended train service for several hours. those air raids tyrants were heard all over japan. the missile flew over japan and landed in the pacific ocean. that missile launch quickly was condemned by the united states, south korea and japan. it is the most

significant missile tests by north korea since january. tomorrow president biden will head to florida to survey the damage there from hurricane ian . his visit comes as there are questions over the timeliness of evacuation orders along florida's gulf coast before last week's hurricane. rescue teams are still working around the clock to try to reach people who are stranded in some of the hardest hit areas washed out. bridges and roads are making that task very difficult. some officials are facing questions over why they issued evacuation orders just 24 hours before the huge storm made landfall. should be focusing on lifting people up and stop incessantly talking and trying to cast a spurs shins on people that were doing the best job they could with imperfect information. many people who lost their homes are now staying in an arena near fort myers, the state's emergency management director, expects most areas should have power and water restored by sunday. 607

president biden promised to help puerto rico rebuild after being devastated by hurricane fiona and help puerto rico prepare for future storms. the president was in puerto rico yesterday to see firsthand the hurricane damage after fiona head puerto rico two weeks ago more than 100. 20,000 homes and businesses still have no electricity. the damages in the billions of dollars. ricoh was still trying to recover from the damage five years ago caused by hurricane maria. we're gonna make sure you get every single dollar promised. and i'm determined help puerto rico bill faster than in the past and stronger and better prepared for the future. president. biden also announced $60 million in federal funding to strengthen levees and flood waters and also build a flood warning system. er well, gas prices are continuing to increase, analysts say. high prices in california are partially linked to several refineries being out of service

for maintenance. tomorrow opec will meet and they are predicted to actually cut their oil output. and that would increase prices across the country, including here in the bay area, where prices have gone up by nearly a dollar a gallon over the last two weeks, the average price across the bay area now 6 54 a gallon and some counties. it's even higher than that. expensive that's really it drive to school and work every day. so uh, gas expensive can't help but wonder. when we're double literally paying double of what the rest of the country is paying. it seems to be more than just a refinery being out. the white house press secretary was asked about opec's possible move. but she says the white house will not comment before the meeting takes place. your time is now 609 will state water agencies of warning california residents be prepared for the record breaking drought to continue for 1/4 year and also expect more water restrictions. and this comes as california

just wrapped up the three driest year in recorded california history. the national weather service released a new study. it shows the odds are in favor of yet another dry year for us, mainly because of the so called la nina weather conditions expected in the months ahead, talking in this sort of outlook framework where we're looking for things that can give us kind of an idea of which way things might be going on any of ounce. 10 a little bit more to be associated with dryer winners and wetter winters. however the weather experts are stressing that a lot can change between now and the peak of the normally rainy season here in california. you may see smoke near to etienne cemetery. oh county today as cal fire will conduct a prescribed burn. cal fire says it's the first major prescribed burn in that part of the san mateo county in years. it's happening near upper crystal springs reservoir later today

will bird roughly 20 acres. firefighters say they are trying to reduce some of the dry fuel, especially coyote brush plant that creates high fire danger. they released this video, some of the prep work they've been doing in advance of today's burn. alright time is 6 11. let's go to salhi is watching problems and traffic. did you fix that problem on skyline boulevard and pacific it? well, you know what? it's still there, and i'm glad you asked me that, david. i'm looking at it right now. and let's see if i can dial up that picture. there it is. this is skyline boulevard and pacific right between hickey boulevard and king drive. it's closed in both directions. for deadly pedestrian crash the pacifica police are handling the matter, but it's not going to be reopened. they say until nine o'clock this morning, so if you are a local, you know you can use kallen and go down to king. make a right and then you'll be right back up on skyline boulevard. this is actually pretty well traveled road in the

morning and no doubt it's going to cause some headaches in this area. let's go out and take a look. now at the rest of the peninsula, you can see such i went back to that by mistake. let's go to the bay bridge toll plans, so that is backed up all the way out to the mcarthur maze at the foot of the maze. san mateo bridge looks moderately heavy. no problems on the dumbarton bridge this morning and we take a live look now at silicon valley traffic to 80 north bong looks alright, that's to dortmund on the right at 6 12. let's go back to the desk. thank you. sal. new this morning to bay area is home to another nobel peace prize or prize winner that is the east bay resident who just got that call this morning and the 49ers one last night against the l. a rams with the rams weren't the only ones to lose. we have the highlights in the game and you're going to see what happened to a protester right there who ran onto the field? ree

chase yesterday as it spanned from lafayet to san francisco . chp officers say the driver being chased exhibited extremely erratic and dangerous behavior during the pursuit. at one point , the vehicle appeared to clip a cyclist in oakland. that cyclist appeared to be okay and the driver kept going. enforcement eventually ended the pursuit in richmond because they thought the conditions were too dangerous. they did not say why they were originally chasing that car. time is at 6 15. a new investigation into women's soccer reveals sexual and emotional abuse. us soccer commissioned this investigation after there were allegations by players last year within the national women's soccer league coaches were accused of sexual relationships with players. there's coaches were fired for inappropriate behavior. and they were then hired by other teams. shouldn't be. the price of women

has to pay to have to tolerate tolerate this type of behavior and these types of environments . we have to remember that these cultures derived women out of the sport. now as the investigation unfolded, five of the 10 coaches in the league last season were either fired or they stepped down. this report is calling for more transparency , removal of nondisclosure agreements and setting up clear rules around safety, among other things. alright our time is 6 16 . the 49ers are celebrating. they won last night they beat the rams, their longtime rivals on national tv tv is andre senior joins us now the highlights of that monday night showdown between the niners and the rams were off to a great start right there. 40 tigers defeated the rams 24 to 9 in the long awaited rematch of this year's nfc championship game. and it was a great night for san francisco, both on the offense in defense as well. the rams only managed to rush for 57

yards against the defense that is ranked among the very best in the nfl. the niners sacked ramp quarterback matthew stratford seven times. san francisco also forced two turnovers. he will samuel alito. united the 49ers defense with an incredible 57 yard catch and run for a touchdown in the second quarter, 49ers quarterback jimmy garoppolo says he watched in amazement as samuel fought his way into the end zone. i saw him driving on it, so i just didn't want to the interception. kind of give it a either debo get or knowing well and that's about all i did on the play and devoted the rest. man. he's he's fine, man. he's fun to watch. 49ers sealed the win with a pick six from from safety. told no 12 finger. he was separatists of seventh street victory against the rams in the regular season, and 49ers head coach kyle shanahan clearly liked what he saw on the field last night. i was real happy overall. obviously with their whole team, um it was. it was a cool way to

win. we knew it would be a battle. to keep them out of the end zone was great. last night's victory pushed the 49ers to 2 wins and two losses of the season and there are now two and o against the other teams in the nfc west 49ers. now head off on the road. they will play the carolina panthers next sunday, then head to atlanta to face the falcons on october 16th date back to you. alright andre, thank you, and there was one wild moment that was totally unexpected. rams linebacker bobby wagner tackled a protester who ran onto the field at levi stadium. here we go. hello? yeah yes. there he is. yes yes, that's what we're talking about . veteran right, get him down. now get out and let these guys take over that happened late in the second quarter. the man he had something that spewed pink smoke ran onto the field. the rams linebacker bobby wagner tackled him settled it. the man was taken off the field by security guards. the game resume pretty quickly. earlier in the

game, anothered him. yes all right. it is 6 18 south covering the commute include including a big problem for people in daly city pacific area. how's that? look you know what right now i do want to mention in fact, we'll get to that. i just found out just now that there is a major delay on bart. they have power issues in the transbay tube. just got off the phone one the dispatcher. they're single tracking between embarcadero and west oakland and now they've put out an alert. just just right now. this is happening so if you take part are going to be major delays for you in and out of san francisco. of course, most people at this time we're going into san francisco. so this is going to be a big delay for those people asked about pacifica daly city, let's go right to it. there was a deadly collision this morning at about 3 30 between a pedestrian and vehicle and you know, this morning skyline boulevard is closed between hickey and king.

so if you were in the area, you should use kallen boulevard instead or just not use skyline . i'll put it on the map where that is right now it's going to be shut down between hickey and king. the rest of skyline boulevard remains open. a bridge toll plaza is backed up all the way out to the major. i think that with this bart delay that we just got we might start seeing more people say well, you know, i need to take the car. i can't be late and that maybe put more traffic on the bay bridge will keep you posted. at 6 20. let's bring steve in with today's weather. all right, sal . thank you, sir. we have fog returning and overcast here for many after yesterday when the fog stayed out to see only a little bit made it in our good friend chris henry and morgan hill. fog is very warm again. 58 degree, tim. warm sstc surface temperatures. okay an october st in terms of rainfall. chris chris chris. it's only october 4th. it's only the fourth in the 10 day outlooks. there's some

big big differences on that, so no, no, no, i'm not saying no rain for october. has everyone forgotten last october? already it can happen again. 61 64 60 for the monterey buoys? yes that's very warm water. 60 san francisco, so that's why some of those are running much warmer. chris has 58 other morgan hill. observation has 57. but there's a lot of 59. cupertino saratoga, south san jose east san jose. cooler in the santa cruz mountains and also near santa cruz and aptos at 52 degrees fog . no fog. fog is back. boy, did it ever come roaring back in has reduced visibility for some, especially marin county, north nevada, petaluma and santa rosa anywhere from zero visibility. petaluma airport three miles nevada, at least at those locations. fog sun nice. it looks a little cooler coast and bay to me. i mean, we have no fog yesterday. we have fog today. i don't see how they can warm up. it's been a nice pattern for inland areas going back to our last friday, when conquered was 91 the weekend saturday and sunday was 76 yesterday was 83 today we're

going 84. that's not too bad 60 for the forecast high my forecast high in the city today . lower 57 averages 71 55 the record on this date, 100. 1987 48 back in 19 oh eight fifties on most of the temps low mid to a few upper that's just a battle between the high and the lows, trying to work their way into the north. so fog returns today we are looking for 60 seventies and eighties. there are some hints that may be a slight offshore breeze and stronger high will give us some operators to maybe a few low nineties thursday and friday. it does not look like a big event, though. 60 seventies eighties on your tips, little bit on warmer on those inland temps end of the week than it does look like we pulled back, but still nice on the weekend. all right. thank you, steve. another covid era policy is going away what it means for people who plan to travel to other countries and a surprise in a restroom at one california school. what it took to take. to get that special visitor out of the stall.

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cdc it will no longer maintain a list of covid-19 travel advisories for foreign countries . the agency says that it is ending the list of advisories because fewer countries are testing or reporting coronavirus cases. the cdc says going forward, it will issue travel health notices only for concerning covid-19 variant or other situation that would change travel recommendations. for a particular country. well today, oakland city council members will vote on a call for alameda county to overhaul its juvenile justice system. the mayor and other city council members in favor of the reimagined youth justice proposal said that they want the county to focus more on rehabilitation instead of jailing young offenders. they also want to reduce the number

of young people in contact with the justice system. they say 42% of all kids and teenagers referred to alameda county's juvenile justice system come from oakland. it's super important for young people in alameda county to know that their communities whether in oakland or in the furthest part of the county know that they have people that care about their interests and their well being. today's vote doesn't mean the county will necessarily adopt changes. instead it means the city of oakland supports the proposal and wants it to move forward. people at the middle school in southern california got a very big surprise in one of the bathroom stalls. well that's not a public that's a fruit grown coyote. yeah a full grown coyote looks a little scared, ending up in the campus bathroom and riverside. reportedly ran in there to hide animal serviceseleased it back into the wild. the workersr

the public to see what to do when they get into situations with wild animals. well we have some incredible video out of florida as the cleanup and recovery from hurricane ian continues. we'll tell you how the storm may influence the way homes are built and rebuilt in florida for years to come. and new details about a possible serial killer in the city of stockton. the possible connections to cases here in the bay area. what? we're just learning. what does habitat for humanity build? opportunity. strength and stability. home. hey, everybody, i'm garth brooks. and i'm trisha yearwood.

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opening bell stocks are building on yesterday's rally with another three or 400 point gain for the dow this morning, and as that bell rings live one stock in particular rib ian set to jump 7% after announcing production of its electric trucks and suvs was up 67% in the third quarter. i have seen a lot of those rivian trips around driving around so you can tell people are buying them. they're popular. thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to tuesday. it's october 4th and welcome to steve paulson right in his office. he has your forecast. fog has come back. so we're dealing with a bigger fog bank today versus yesterday when there was no fog at all locally. and it's come back in a big way here, making a push coast and bay and even some inland areas, so i just don't see how we're going to warm up that much compared to yesterday, although inland hands might bump up a degree or two. the return

of the fog equals 60 seventies coast and bay. sunny breezy and nice, and i went some low eighties inland but kind of easing into any kind of warm up here. alright salles here it's a 6 30. bar delay or skyline or both? well let's start with bart first. steve i do want to mention that, bart just right now, as we're on the air changed the alert to say that it is recovering going to read this from their website from an earlier problem. there is a major delay in the sfl, millbrae , daly city and east bay directions due to an equipment problem on the track. so what happened was they had some power go out inside the transbay tube, just like the other day. they reset the whole thing. and now trains are running in both directions in the tube, but it's going to take awhile for this delay to filter out of the system. let's stay in the east bay right now. i do want to mention that there have been two crashes, reported one at polish street and one at 5 88 80. we looked around with our camera. we couldn't find anything but there is slow traffic in the

area. and at the bay bridge. it's a typical delay pacifica on skyline between hickey and king , the boundary between pacifica and daly city. there was a deadly crash early this morning. they're still there on the scene , doing an investigation. the corner hands arrived. one of the things i'll let you know this is a very busy highway. normally, it's completely closed. use calendar boulevard or use some other way right now you can't get through on skyline 6 32. let's get back to the headlines. thank you knew this morning of bay area scientists just won the nobel prize for physics 79 year old john clouser won the award for work he first started almost 50 years ago. ktvu zahle rasmus in the studio now to tell us what he did and how he reacted to the big news. good morning, alan. good morning, dave. yes, 79 year old physicist john clouser lives in the east bay. he got a call at 2 50 this morning. letting him know his work in quantum phoenix physics had won him the nobel prize in

his phone has been ringing off the hook since then. sounds like i don't have a busy day. okay? the nobel prize committee says closer developed some theories about quantum physics in the 19 sixties and that two other scientists who are sharing the nobel prize with him later built upon his theories to make some groundbreaking discoveries about how quantum mechanics does and does not work closer, started his work as a graduate student at the time, his professors told him. his theory he was trying to disprove was a lost cause. all of my faculty at columbia, caltech. um and you weren't even here at uc berkeley when i was trying to do the experiments all told me i was crazy, all wasting my time. everybody knew what the result would be so no point in even doing the experiment had fun doing physics. uh it was you was a hard work. uh, then. but.

something i enjoyed. i enjoyed doing. experiments have to do with particles called photons and how they can be linked even across long distances. the nobel committee says the results have had practical applications that have helped develop new technologies over the years in quantum computing, the secure transfer of information as well as sensing technology now the two other physicists who are sharing the award with him or based at universities in paris and vienna. the three of them will share the nearly $900,000 nobel prize. david pam back to you. all right, ali. thank you time. 96 30 for investigators in stockton have now linked to more deadly shootings to a suspected serial killer, including one killing in oakland. the killer is now linked to seven deaths since april of last year. six of those victims were in stockton, one was in oakland. oakland victim is a 40 year old man killed on april 10th of last year. in each case, the victims were shot to death. they were caught by surprise in the dark.

another lifeguard man was on his way to work like that scares me . that part scares me on his way to work. now investigators say none of the men were robbed or beaten before they were killed and the shootings don't seem to be linked to gangs or drugs. reward for information leading to an arrest is now increased to $95,000 yesterday in an anonymous donor contributed $10,000 more. the community of fort myers beach in florida, now disaster zone because of hurricane ian, look at this. this is like a bomb went off. looks like our neighbors building crashing ours. that's the green building. so i'm sure it's just a domino effect. boom boom boom. for people returning for the first time they found complete devastation. homes have been ripped to pieces, few walls standing. one man who lived on the beach says there's barely anything left to recognize.

you're expecting the worst, but it you can't believe it's this bad. i mean, it's there's always have left. i mean, we cried. a lot of crime. some people have been able to come back. most of the area is closed, though, so emergency crews can focus on search and rescue operations. people in florida who do choose to rebuild may face new building codes designed to make homes better able to survive a hurricane building codes in florida were changed after hurricane andrew hit florida 30 years ago. and while the new codes have helped some homes survived florida's frequent hurricanes builders in the area, say the devil station caused by hurricane ian will probably lead to more changes. the wind data from hurricane ian and water intrusion that we had, you know, we'll learn more about even in the future, to understand more

about how we can work with making houses more stable. and home builders. they're right now . they're focused on getting construction crews out to repair homes that have only minor damage. triple a says the average cost for gas in california is up three more cents to 6 41 a gallon and it's even higher here in the bay area . the state's energy commission is now demanding that five major oil companies explain why gas prices continue to skyrocket. these companies includes valero marathon and chevron in the last two weeks, gas prices jumped about a dollar a gallon. oil companies blame california's regulations for blocking oil companies from producing more oil and reducing costs. we have to import from other countries, and it takes a long time for oil commodity buyers to secure the oil where they want from what country put it on a tanker. have it come to california. this is actually the second time in which the fossil fuel cartel

squeezed american and, of course, california consumers twice to awaken massive profits. it's obviously corporate greed, plain and simple. and governor. newsom is considering a proposal to require those oil companies to pass some of their record profits back to the taxpayers. alright time is 6 38. let's go right to sal. you've got a full plate this morning. a lot of things happening all kinds of stuff. it's hard to know where to start. but i will say this. there's some better news on bart. i told you last time. that they have figured out the power issue in the transbay tube, and they fixed it. so trains will be running through again. however there's a delay. it's much like traffic on the road. you know, once there is a crash, even though they move it, they do have some delays that have to kind of dissipate through the system. but you can take part now in and out of san francisco at the trains will run through the tube. let's go to pacifica right now. we have skyline boulevard closed between hickey

and king drive because of a deadly crash that happened about 3 30 this morning. so three hours ago, they're doing an investigation. they don't expect this to be open until after the morning commute around nine o'clock, so if you're in daly city just don't go up to the top of the hill. just use callen instead. and on that little stretch in daly city, and while you get through the area of the freeways also obviously open to 80 years. a good alternate their cemetery bridge. i noticed it started getting a little bit more crowded, heading out to the peninsula. when we come back, we'll take a look at some of the peninsula and also some of the south bay commutes that have a couple of issues there. 6 39. let's bring steve back in talk about today's weather. sal. thank you, sir. big fog bank has returned. in fact, yesterday morning we were looking at the fog offshore. not today. it's gonna roaring back in making a pretty good push over the bait, even for some inland areas, reducing visibility for a few. most of it favors. marin county, north nevada airport, petaluma airport, a quarter mile visibility and santa rosa sonoma

county airport. also a quarter mile after that, it seems okay, but there are a few pockets of some fog, probably on the bridges as well. so we re introduced the fog sand. it'll be nice fog returns onshore breeze in place sonny inland. sixties seventies and eighties, but a nice pattern this weekend and going into early this week here last friday conquered was 91 then dropped big time on the weekend. 76 on saturday and sunday. yesterday was 83 going 84 today. san francisco has 66 yesterday when it was clear i went 64 today. low of 57 averages 71 55 the record 119 87 the record lowest 48 back in 19 oh eight fifties on the tips low mid to upper, only san jose stuck at 60 and temperatures around their and upper fifties water temps have warmed up their upper fifties sixties as well. so that does make an impact. hi hello. just fight between the two morning fog has returned today, so that's a big difference. coast and bank morning overcast, sunny, breezy

60 seventies and eighties little hint of maybe more of a slightly offshore breeze would take us thursday into friday. so that does look warmer, but it doesn't look like it last too long. 60 seventies eighties today, inland temps will continue to bump up a little bit should see some slightly warmer temps with a decrease in the fog thursday, friday, then it looks like starts to slowly come back again. first light cool down on the weekend. alright see you. thank you for 21. flight attendants for years have been pushing for changes and their schedules tell you about the new rules soon to be announced they're calling a victory for workers first. let's check in with gasia mikaelian in our newsroom with the other stories we're following for you this morning. good morning, pam and dave. when i join you in studio, san jose is considering a proposal that would require rideshare companies to report sexual assault allegations. coming up in the seven o'clock hour. the city leader who's behind this effort, calling for more transparency and uber explains why it opposes the idea. then take. analysts have been debating the popularity of apple's new iphone 14 in the

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oakland. centers. vandals have target his. several this year and he claims the city is making things worse. john wang is the co owner of the starlight child development center on 14th street near oakland's chinatown . he says vandals broke windows sprayed graffiti on the building four times since january. the latest was last week. and says

he's now getting notices from the city of oakland, demanding that the graffiti be removed within 10 days or he will get a fine. i'm just wondering why this building is targeted. and those other three buildings on the corner or not. i hate to say it, but i feel like an defeat it i'm defeated. i'm not being served. being an open. i've been raised, born and raised in oakland. mr wang says he suspects a daycare is targeted because it has a name in chinese . on a sign out front. he's disappointed, but he says he's not deterred by the vandalism because he loves working with children. in today's dollars incentives a good sign for families trying to build a home or remodel lumber prices are dropping to pre pandemic levels . lumber prices have fallen 70% from their peak in march. builders that have had a backlog some projects due to soaring prices in lumber are now able to buy it at a more affordable price. well, they're basically just doing the essentials of

what they need to do. they're they're just finishing off things before winter roofs and those types of items so that they can sustain themselves. there's definitely been a slowdown because people can't afford the higher interest rates so they can start those projects that they want to the fed started raising interest rates in march and lumber industry workers say every time the fed increases, interest rates and mortgage rates go up, they get fewer customers. the faa is expected to approve new rules today that would require flight attendants to get more rest in between flights. the flight crew unions have been fighting for that change. thank flight attendants are often tired and overworked because of shifts that can be as long as 14 hours . the faa is scheduled to reveal the details of this increased rest time during a news conference later today. the fcc is speeding up the removal of space junk. the agency unanimously ruled that satellites in low earth orbit must come down within five years of completing their mission. the previous recommendation was after 25 years. as of last year,

there were close to 5000 satellites in orbit. time is now 6 46. a month of october. as you know is breast cancer awareness month and the latest studies show one in every eight women in the u. s will develop breast cancer in their life. of time, shelly composes, a nurse practitioner at the john bureau , health cancer institute's breast cancer center, she says there's one way to dramatically reduce the risk of developing breast cancer. early detection is key if we can identify a cancer at the earliest stages, the five year survival rate is 99% and so we do recommend annual mammography with thomas synthesis to help identify those cancers at the earliest stage possible, medical experts say now is the time to get checked for breast cancer and point out the number of mammograms in the u. s. has dropped a lot during the past few years because pam of the pandemic nick? yes but

it's time to get back in there. get back in their test test test set a reminder every year. get that test right right now. let's check in with salfer. look at traffic. i know you've covered a couple of problems, including something on bart. that's right. bart is recovering from earlier issues pam and dave they had in the transbay tube westbound. on the westbound into san francisco. we did have delays. those are getting better now that they have fixed the problem in the tube. i want to go to bay point westbound four coming up on the bay point area, see some slow traffic coming through. there was an earlier crash at bailey road in pittsburgh. but the traffic heading over to bay point and conquered is pretty slow. 80 traffic is also slow coming in elsa, brandi richmond and at the bay bridge. we have a commute that is backed up to the maze pacific. we have skyline boulevard close between hickey and king for the investigation of a deadly crash. that's going to be going on until nine. in the morning. you can use alternates instead, and also on

the peninsula. we just got a new crash. don't found one on one at the old middlefield exit near moffett field. a couple of cars tied up their traffic is moderate there the rest of the peninsula. does look alright. 6 48. speaking of looking all right, mr steve possum came in. looking alright, same with you, sal sharp there in that gray suit, my friend just to match my hair. steve back to you. well, i didn't want to say anything but least we have here, though. some quarter mile visibility, where's sonoma county airport and the petaluma airport, nevado says a little bit better mile and a half after that, it looks ok 9 to 10 miles, but there could be a few pockets of some fog. which has come roaring back. the fog returns onshore breeze in place unless you're in the higher elevations. sunny inland looks sunny, nice, breezy 64 in the city after 66 no fog yesterday, so i cool it off a little bit 57 low so above on the low below on the high 71 55 is normal. 100.

back there in 1987 was the record high fifties on the temps here low mid to upper 1, 60 san jose. everyone seems to be stuck because of low cloud deck. just you know, one day the high builds in the other day the fog comes back. so today we get the fog back in. i mean, yesterday was really just sixties and seventies are very, very low eighties today will bump up some of the inland temps a wee bit. not much but coasting bay. i think we downshift pulled back because there's just too much fog. it does look a little bit warmer if there is an offshore breeze, not a strong one, but could get one for a little warm up there on thursday and friday, 60 seventies eighties on the temps today does look a little warmer inland, especially on friday. then after that, it looks like we ease up a little bit, but still nice on the weekend. alright sees. thank you time 6 50. the new trailer is out now for the new black panther movie coming up in the next hour. the hints we're getting from oakland movie director ryan coogler about what you found can expect when what kanda forever is released next month. and the navy blue angels

are back here in the bay area will tell you why. fleet week this year means something really special for one of the pilots.

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three some angry residents and san francisco demanding more action by the police against side shows. okay they can kill somebody like this. early sunday morning, some neighbors grabbed their cell phone cameras and took his video of a sideshow in downtown san francisco. it woke up people living near harrison and main street, right near the on ramp to the bay bridge. yeah, i heard the car like zoo zoo zoo zoo. so we look out the window so many people. some people also took pictures of a large number of police cars with their lights flashing in sirens blaring a block away, but some of them claimed the police did nothing to stop the side. you i'm gonna need to put some more control over it, like, not just let it time out kind of thing. yeah, i often does this happen. i'm still saying and hearing it like three or four times a month now.

in san francisco. police responded with this statement. they said the stunt driving events are dangerous and volatile incidents often including individuals armed with firearms officers must balance public safety while utilizing time and distance, so is it not unnecessarily further escalate these already dangerous incidents. it is now. 6 55. we have an update about that case in russia involving basketball star brittany grinder. the new coordinate has been set for october 25th for her appeal of her prison sentence for drug possession. brittney griner was sentenced to nine years in prison after police say they found vaping canisters containing cannabis oil in her luggage at an airport in moscow. well. the supreme court, the nation's highest court, is back in session, and it has a new member. justice tangie brown. jackson is the first black woman to serve on the u. s supreme court. some of the terms

blockbuster cases will deal with the permanent action in college admissions, federal voting rights and also giving more power to state legislatures and congressional and presidential elections. now their first case, the court heard arguments about an important water rights case could live. mint federal regulation under the nation's clean water act. i think the conservative majority on the court is getting ready to flex its judicial muscles again. this term. they seem to have the will, as well as the power to continue to make important changes in the way that constitution is interpreted. and as we all know, the supreme court is to decide what the constitution means now. the supreme court also welcomed the public back into its halls yesterday for oral hearings first time since march of 2020 because of covid restrictions. 6 56 more than 2000, kaiser mental health therapists, they're still

out there on picket lines, and their strike is eight weeks old . now state senator scott wiener says a new bill just signed by the governor will change the way health plans are held accountable. the bill is sb 858 . it's called the assembly health plan accountability act. it's meant to dramatically increased fines on health plans for denying or delaying timely access to healthcare, senator weiner says. under the current laws, health plans can only be fined a maximum of $2500 for violation. now the bill raises those fines to $25,000. from january 1st. when it goes into effect, it will be our new world . it will be our state agencies will have far greater power to enforce the law and to lay down the law for these health plans, senator wayner says this latest bill will also help address timely healthcare for people struggling with mental illness.

tell the truth. do you want to dance with him to fleet week has begun in san francisco, kicking off with some lively music. now the navy band southwest has been described as one of the navy's finest and oldest continuing musical organizations. they were performing last night in ghirardelli square band serves military and civilian communities all over the southwestern u. s. it's located onboard naval base, san diego while the air shows are still a couple of days away, the blue angels of the navy have already touched down here in the bay area this year is fleet week is also special for one particular blue angel pilot who called san francisco his home his hometown anyway. little angels pilot lieutenant scott goossens graduated from st ignatius preparatory school in san francisco back in 2006 and remembers hearing the planes flying overhead when he was a

student there. it's a surreal experience, you know, pension myself right now, just just being here because this is where it all started from me. you know, as a kid growing up in san francisco, seeing the blue angels perform every year over fleet week, that was my inspiration. patrick lenihan is one of the students who helped bring the pilot back to his alma mater and to seeing someone who achieved their dream and inspiring for him. lieutenant goossen says he's happy to be back to inspire students to aim high in whatever field they choose. the ktvu has what you need to know for this fleet week, and there's a lot to know. but what is news to what's happening to where it's taking place? it's all there for you at ktvu .com. from a school shooting two killings on the street. oakland is grappling with a devastating wave of violent crime. how oakland mayor libby schaaf is working with the state today to help quell the

violence. the city of san jose is demanding more transparency from rideshare companies on reporting sexual assault. uber rejects the move through the company believes should be in charge of that critical information. then as we keep watching gas prices tick up overnight, opec is set to make a move that could actually cause prices to go even higher. what's happening with the oil supply right down to the price at the pump. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday morning . october 4th. how did it feel when you came in this morning to different from yesterday? okay i'll accept that and i'll accept steve paulson's for again. well we have a big change here. you too, and that's the fog has come back yesterday was clear even over by the coat. not today, though. boy from it was offshore offshore and all of a sudden your boom comes roaring back in . so that's going to lead to two for tuesday. big return to the