new evidence police are releasing to track down this killer plus spots look kind of like a bomb went off, but, um yeah, definitely kind of worse than we expect. across florida communities are facing the rough road to recovery after the devastation of hurricane there to see that devastation first time. 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 wednesday morning, middle of the week, right in the middle october 5th. i think it's going to heat up a little bit if i remember what steve was saying today is correct back to you to know. no, we need what you want more alright? thank you, pam and dave, if you're inland, yes, it will heat up a little bit. you know, not too much here. you've got lovely day. yes. today although you know some of you want, maybe a little warmer temps. today we'll start that

process. now there's fog on the coast, but it's not really making a huge push inland, rather solid, though by the water's edge, your weather wisdom as i bestow upon you, fog near the coast sunny, a little warmer, so that equals now. sixties seventies and some mid to upper eighties livermore. you're 84 yesterday. 1 88 today . alright it's 401 in the morning. sal is here. we'll say good morning and hopefully it's quiet. yeah, it is quiet. you know, as a matter of fact, i'm looking around to see if i can finally thing and the good news is that i can't which is always good. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza steve and show you that it is a very nice drive. it's wide open for you. as you drive into san francisco. it's clear whether at the top plaza and we don't have a lot going on when it comes to visibility on the same mateo bridge that looks very good as well over to the clear peninsula and the south pick commute. now, that has interestingly enough. it'll bit of fog there. 2 80 traffic is moving along very well, though.

it's 401. let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal topping our news this morning. investigators across northern california continue their search for a serial killer. authorities say there is a connection between six deadly shootings, including one in oakland and pam . now there's a new clue released by the police. this grainy surveillance video of a person of interest in the investigation. ktvu is brooks jarocz tells us how long enforcement is piecing this case together? look at this surveillance video notice this man's upright posture and uneven stride. stockton police chief says investigators want to talk to him about a series of killings seen several times near several of the crimes. this person is a person of interest again. we have no evidence that connects this person as committing any of these crimes. seven crimes, leaving six dead. one woman survived. just in stockton five deadly shootings in recent months all men all ambush killed alone in the dark

. a similar story playing out in east oakland last year i was sleep in the house and we heard the gunshots, gunshots. we came to the window. i looked out the window and see anything. but then neighbors saw the flashing police lights. don't die in this news release from april 10th 2021 oakland police say just after four in the morning a man was suffering from gunshot wounds died in the street. the corner tells me it was a 39 year old man named juan miguel vazquez serrano. neighbors say he was homeless. his nature was a good person, you know, he earned its money by working on cars around the neighborhood. the shooting happened here on harmon avenue. it's where police collected evidence like shell casings and upon close examination were able to link it to a murder weapon and a potential serial killer shocking. because close to my house and just close to all these kids around here.

investigators say the motive is unclear, and so is the number of cases that could be connected or still submitting evidence at this time, which means so far as we've gotten some local hits, but as evidence continues to process and examined it will alert us if there's a match outside of this county or other places for clues in community help to find this person of interest. i hope you hurry up and get caught, you know? and, um because we need to be safe here. brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. all right, brooke. thank you. well the former sheriff of sacramento county john mcguinness says the release of ballistic information tied to the case is significant. the challenge now is to try to determine what what this person may have in mind in terms of what they want to where they want to strike next. who the next victim? maybe it sounds like there's some pretty good, uh, variety in terms of the nature and demographic

descriptions of the victims thus far, so it's not as though one particular group of people can be giving an admonishment as 22 courses of action they need to take to protect themselves. this is rather widespread, and here's another look at the image of the person of interest released by the police. take a look if you know anything about the killings , and stockton or in oakland called crimestoppers, the number is right there on your tv screen , and a $125,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest in connection with these killings. now, stay right here with us on ktvu. for more developments in the search for this suspected serial killer will bring you the latest on air and online. just go to ktvu .com. we have an update now on the disappearance of a family in merced county authorities are trying to confirm if a person of interest 48 year old jesus manuel salgado, is the same suspect seen there on surveillance video from the original scene where the family

went missing now he was taken into custody after using the victim's atm cards before authorities moved in. he tried to kill himself and is currently in the hospital in critical condition of the family. that baby. her parents and her uncle are all still missing. so far. we have no idea why ton behind t know that they are gone. we've got evidence to indicate that the individuals involved in this destroyed evidence and then attempt to cover their tracks. the family was taken against their will. from a business on monday our time, not 406, a 10 year old girl from richmond in the east bay is missing, and the police want your help to find her. her name is fallon robinson and was last seen sunday afternoon. ian richmond on 22nd street near virginia avenue. fallon is four ft. 10 weighs about £100. she has brown hair, brown eyes and was wearing blue jeans with multicolored croc

shoes. if you have any information about her call oakland police. jury deliberations are beginning in the case of a man charged with murdering a student from cal poly back in 1996 paul flores is accused of killing christian smart and then disposing her body which has never been found . closing arguments ended yesterday with prosecutors saying the evidence is clear. the defense attorneys questioned the credibility of witnesses. the father of paul flores, ruben flores, is charged with helping hide the body of kristin smart. closing arguments in the father's case. start today. your time now. 407 today president biden flies to florida to see first hand the devastation caused by hurricane ian. the president and first lady will go to ford myers, florida to see the damage there will also meet with residents, small business owners, as well as florida governor ron de santis and other officials. hurricane d and killed more than 100. people and hundreds of thousands have no electricity in florida. almost a

week after the hurricane here, reporter max gordon shows us what's being done to find survivors. days after hurricane ian made landfall in florida, parts of the states gulf coast remain unreachable. risotto county north of fort myers boats have been one of the only ways to get supplies to many residents who stayed behind rising water levels have caused significant damage to some roads and made others impassable. some spots look kind of like a bomb went off. but um yeah, definitely kind of worse than we expected. obviously we had to come through the boat and it was pretty rough. we thought we're gonna flip county officers are working 12 hour shifts to conduct welfare checks on devastated barrier islands. elsewhere the county is beginning to consolidate its shelters, with local officials, hoping to clear out and reopened schools. fema says it will coordinate temporary housing for those in need. many of those sheltering are currently getting help from neighbors as they figure out what to do next. children think they have to come get me. and i need to come.

there, but we will get by. we will make it. meanwhile utility crews are racing to restore power to the majority of customers by friday, florida's largest power utility, says investments made over the past decade have helped improve the state's electrical infrastructure, which you don't do is you don't driving down major thoroughfares and seeing two miles of every poll knocked down. officials estimate it could take several weeks to restore power in some of the hardest hit communities. in arcadia, florida. max gordon fox weather. all right, max. thank you. ktvu and fox are teaming up with the red cross to help the victims of hurricane ian fox has donated $1 million to the relief effort. you can help by scanning the q r code right there on your screen to make a donation. the money will be used for shelter, meals, medical supplies and more. alright 409 is the time checking back in with steve paulson, we have a pretty nice week. is it? what about as we get closer to the weekend? some

inland areas will bump up near 90. but most look, it won't be that bad little warming trend. coast is not unless we get an offshore breeze. everything's just gradually warming up here each day forecast what the tools i used to do the temperatures they were well short yesterday. there they did not. latch onto that big fog back now there's still plenty of low clouds out there, but they're mainly confined to the coast. so air aloft is warming up. sonoma mountain and ben and mount diablo are almost 70 and ben lomond is 68. so that's just a teeny bit warmer than yesterday. so a little bit of a northwest, northeast and north, so there's a sense temperatures will start to bump up a little bit. nevada reports two miles visibility napa airport three quarters, so there are a few pockets of fog showing up here. this might get a little worse or better. so we head through the morning. watson though, if you're heading down that way towards salinas and monterey, there's some thick as thieves. fogs down, fog down there, so coast fog warmer inland. lots of fog near the

coast. sunny away. there will be some warmer attempts. easing into this. i mean some locations yesterday about 83 84 alibaba them up about 3 to 4 today. forties santa rosa petaluma fifties, although palo alto is down to 51 fifties and a couple of low sixties but the fog and some cooler temps here forties fairfax in their sentence, selma sebastopol, rohnert park, windsor, up to layton ville as well and sonoma that's outside. that's not on the square, but outside 49, so there are a couple of cool readings here under mostly clear skies inland. and you can see there's plenty of fog out there. it's just being squashed now by the high, so it'll be warmer inland today, but we'll go 60 seventies coast in bay and then some eighties inland, slightly warmer as we had in the next couple of days, but if you're near the coast, not that bad if you're inland, yeah, we're bumping it up a little bit. you guys all right. thank you, steve. surprise change of heart by elon musk as he announced he's moving forward with plans to buy twitter up next, the impact. that announcement is already having on twitter and its stock. plus,

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together that can be used to design medicines, their work, known as click chemistry is used to make cancer drugs and for mapping dna. the middle of the night for you. was it a shock to obtain this call in the middle of the night? yes that's an understatement. i'm still not entirely positive that it's real, but it's getting really by the minute. definitely congratulations for tozzi says a prestigious honor such as the nobel prize energizes other scientists continue their research and come up with even more breakthroughs. of course. just yesterday morning, we talked with walnut creek scientist john closser, who won a nobel prize for physics on tuesday. our time is now for 15 elon musky is moving ahead with his plan to buy twitter. the on again off again. purchase of twitter has taken a turn towards finalizing the deal. ktvu is

jesse gary says that tesla ceo is expected to pay what he originally offered for the company. in a capitalist country . few questions motivating factor of the sound of money, but for the mercurial carmaker, elon musk that feline for you on again off again keeps changing things around. you can never predict what he's going to do the potential of having the world here. his private words in court may have forced his hand depositions are generally unpleasant that their combative i wouldn't be surprised if avoiding that unpleasant experience was part of what he was thinking about was scheduled for deposition in a lawsuit filed after he tried to back out of a $44 billion april offer to buy twitter. he had countered there was a lack of transparency . but in the wee hours of tuesday morning, the billionaire filed a letter seeking to proceed with the deal, avoiding this part of the legal proceeding. a lot of documents have come out throughout this entire process. he was going to

get very pointed questions on some of those. those questions and answer exchanges could have potentially showed an economy between the public and private. elon musk lost this round of legal proceedings. and appealed , experts say he'd be on the hook to pay interest on the initial $44 billion offer. until the appeal was settled, it probably would have been like in the 78% range, so it would have been real money, another source of revenue concern. how might elon musk run twitter once? uh, mask owns twitter. there are a lot of things you can do to anger people. even more than he's already angered people. it could mean that twitter is a free for all with a great deal of speech that potentially could be harmful. a delaware chancery court judge will decide if the big fight over a social media behemoth is settled or poised for more legal wrangling, and san jose jesse gary ktvu fox two news, jesse elon musk may have a new plan for the platform and

assured message at the tweeted, he said, quote. buying twitter is an accelerant to creating x the everything app. always very interesting, and musk's announcement sent twitter's shares skyrocketing trading in twitter stock had been halted for much of the day pending release of that news. it resumed trading late yesterday afternoon . sort about 22% just about $52 a share. he's gone. i guess a lot of extra attention a lot of folks who have who have talked about him and who followed him and every single tweet. i know we have as a team overseeing that have just followed every little bit of this drama. and so he hasn't really got a lot. he ultimately the shareholders are the big winners here. they're getting the original deal, which was a big premium over that the price that twitter was trading at before eli masters offer and so yeah, he's not. he's not getting a lot of this. chang says twitter will likely insist on guarantees that ensure musk won't try to back out of the

current deal before it closes. 6 62. move over roger maris because aaron judge is a new all time american league single season home run leader. last night, he surpassed the previous record held by roger maris of 61 homers. you could say that this is the best home run season in baseball history. he got all of that pitch. aaron judge reached 60 home runs faster than babe ruth did back in 1927. he's also doing it without the steroid scandals that tainted barry bonds 73 home run season in 2001. very exciting. that ball is worth about $2 million. that's what i heard. yeah we

were talking about steve, you are talking about okay. if you catch that ball, do you keep it? give it to him. give it back. that's just me. not asking for anything. just here. you something, you know, maybe you know a ticket right behind the dugout or something. season tickets and something, maybe just it's not mine. it's yours from the sound of him. he seems like he would he would offer something up. so he did with the four guys caught the 64. the four college guys who caught this right? the game. signed bats and stuff took pictures. i'm good with that, all right? alright by the way, this forecast is a real money. this is real money, real money right here money. not that fake stuff. all right. we have a big fog bank out there. it's just not going very far. it's going to remain near the coast. so some reduced visibility. santa rosa, now three quarters of a mile napa airport, says three quarters of a mile dancing around the vital petaluma so far okay, but some pockets of fog, especially down towards watson, ville salinas and monterey if you're down there, watching us

or if you're heading down that way, watch out coast fog, some making it inland not to. not as much as yesterday. lots of fog near the coast. sunny away warmer temps. i'm not as bullish as others here. napa yesterday. 79 i'll go 83 today wanna creek from 82 to 86, palo alto and san jose in lockstep there 74 yesterday we'll go 80 today. inland tamps now? yes it's possible we could. if there's enough of a little bit of a breeze. maybe get to 90. but 82 yesterday. we'll go 86 today. 87 89 88 there were far enough inland. there will probably be some near 90. but i'm not as strong on some of these temps as other forecast projections are forties fifties and sixties on the tips. east bay temps all fifties at least far as i can tell here, 52 alamo clayton's at 50 to fifty's mid fifties alameda, 57. l street or 57 36, truckee, south lake tahoe seventies eighties on the desert fifties sixties up and down the coast that i will build in it is already trying to build in so

warmer inland, but it's not a really strong high, so 60 seventies and eighties, the fog near the coast has not gone away. i draw your attention here watch over this year and to the north next week. could be a system digging into them sierra. now we'll see. it could end up being more of a wind event than anything else, but depends on the placement. so maybe something brewing next week 60 seventies eighties today, inland temps will continue to come up a little bit here in the friday still pretty warm but nice on saturday cooler on sunday. all right. thank you. time for 22 more losses for russia on the battlefield as ukraine pushes the russian military back still ahead, the possible options left on the table for russia and tampa bay buccaneers quarterback tom brady making headlines again off the field, the latest of the ongoing reports that there are problems in his high profile marriage.

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possible prisoner exchanges between russia and ukraine as ukrainian troops are making advances in that war reporter trae young says more from keith, ukraine. moscow says this is russian territory. but that's not stopping the ukrainians from taking back towns and cities as their counter offensive roles on the russians are now seeing their defensive lines collapse on two critical fronts in the east. ukrainian forces are pushing toward the heart of the russian held donbass region, aiming to retake territory held by separatists since 2014 and in the south of military is setting its sights on the key city of your son. experts say the battlefield losses are putting vladimir putin in a dangerous position. it's becoming in in some ways, make or break for putin. his abilities to survive depends on some level by saying , i've succeeded much of that territory had been annexed by

russia. last week, vladimir putin threatened a massive retaliation and a possible nuclear strike if the ukrainians kept up their counter offensive move, most experts say would only hurt russia's chances of winning the war for the u. s. and presumably other countries. whether it would be nato or collective. it's hard to say could take action to take out with conventional forces. ah many of the russian capabilities , meanwhile, is more russian soldiers are captured on the battlefield. officials here say they're working on a new prisoner exchange, hoping to free prisoners of war on both sides and send them home. there is talk of a possible exchange for all prisoners. we will make every effort so that each of our fighters can return to their homeland and to their families. julie haener swap last month saw more than 200 ukrainian pows released along with two americans who are fighting with them. in key trading. fox news time not for 26. well the legal career of kim kardashian could be in jeopardy now because of

legal trouble with the securities and exchange commission. kardashian agreed to pay $1.2 million in penalties and also cooperate with the s. e. c s investigation into allegations that she promoted a crypto currency on instagram without letting her millions of followers know that she was being paid. experts believe this latest problem may not prevent her from becoming a lawyer. but it will raise a red flag that she has to successfully explain . kardashian says she wants to become a lawyer to fight for prison reform. a new report claims tom brady and gisele bunch in have both higher divorce lawyers, according to reports by media outlet page six. both have been living separately the past couple of months after brady decided to come out of retirement. earlier rumors about possible relationship problems started in august, when brady left training camp to deal with personal matters. the couple has been married since 2009 and have two

children together. there was another deadly shooting on the streets of oakland up next what led to the latest killing and the actions from a group working to stop the violence and more ships now sailing into san francisco bay for fleet week, we'll tell you how san francisco is preparing to welcome tens of thousands of visitors. 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.

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ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. we're right in the middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's october 5th and steve paulson is right there. trust me. he's right here. i'm right here. yes, there i am. indeed and little change today, not a big one. but a little change here. the fog is back, but it's mainly confined to the coast. there's some inland. not a lot. not as much as yesterday, so we'll still deal with sixties by the coast. little bit warmer inland temps so we are looking for that coast fog, but anything in little burn off a little sooner sunny and a little warmer, although i am easing into this more so than others. 60 seventies and now eighties for some right over to sounds, 4 31. i'll just say good morning. how are you? well steve. good morning. i'm doing fine. little coffee, you know, uh, what is it? is it wednesday already? yes

it's wednesday, so squat and see what we have on the bay bridge. it looks pretty good. usually these commutes don't get started to a little bit later and today we don't see a lot of slow traffic anyw yet and see a couple of crashes that haven't caused a lot. of slowing so we're just gonna leave it alone as you you know, i like to say nothing is wrong. let's not start start complaining yet. this is a look at the same mateo bridge that looks good for 32. let's go back to the desk. thank you. sal and oakland man was shot and killed after he tried to stop thieves from stealing a catalytic converter, his family, says 60 year old arturo coronado already had one catalytic converter stolen. from his toyota sequoia outside his home in the glenview district. the victim's daughter told us in the past her dad has confronted thieves who tried to steal his tools. usually he'll tell them to stop. but this time they shot him. he was everything i could have asked for the dad. given the circumstances that we grew

up in, he did his best to be the best dad. oakland police say they do not have enough evidence yet to make any arrests, but they are asking anyone with surveillance video in the area or other information to please give them a call time now for 33 . oakland officials are hoping the nation's only citywide violence prevention department can help reduce crime department was created five years ago. it's been fully staffed since 2020 the 31 employees helped to build communities and also reduce violent and high risk areas. the chief of the department says events and those areas are helping to improve safety. our job. is to talk to people to reduce retaliation when there's a shooting. to provide trauma informed services. the violence in oakland is multi generational , and it gets fueled by this. cycle of trauma that keeps circling itself. now the chief

guillermo assessment as spent 30 years as a social worker in oakland and says building a sense of community is a big part of what his department does. attorney general rob bonta is also working to reduce gun violence in oakland bonta along with the contra costa county district attorney and oakland mayor, libby, chef attended the prosecutors alliance of california conference. that event focused on preventing interrupting and healing from gun violence. we all know what's happening in our nation right now, and we all know that it's unacceptable. bullets fired indiscriminately. lives taken. in mass on a daily basis. the pain feels, of course, particularly acute in recent days withnation every day. what we are doing is not enough. ponta says the state department of justice has been taking legal action against firearm traffickers and ghost gun manufacturers as well as

retailers. time now for 34. oakland mayor libby shop is finishing up the final months as mayor of oakland, and she delivered a state of the city addressed to city council mayor shop acknowledged that there is a feeling of anxiety about the future of oakland and says the three biggest problems facing oakland right now. crime blight and homelessness. the fact that more of our own housed are in shelter is something to acknowledge that our work has had that positive impact. it literally is doubled in these three years, the number of people who are now sheltered and mayor shop plans to deliver her community state of the city address on october 19th in the fruitvale district. a santa clara county prosecutor has a new state law in his name. governor newsom signed charlie's law into law last week. the new legislation will allow california's californians to register for the national bone

marrow donor program through the dmv, santa clara county deputy district attorney charles wang helped craft the new state law, he says it was his battle with acute myeloid luke home, luke. leukemia and aggressive form of blood cancer that made him take action. at the end of the day. i was so lucky to receive a bone marrow transplant from my brother, who was initially not qualified and not suitable, but he had to step in because after a global search of the database for bone marrow around the world. they couldn't find a match for me. now the dmv has to add the bone marrow option. two licenses and i d forms. alright time is 4 36, california now, just a penny a penny away from matching california's highest recorded gas price average, triple a says a gallon of unleaded is averaging $6.43 a gallon this morning, up two cents from just yesterday. national average also going up,

but we're still paying more than $2 a gallon more compared to the rest of the country, energy economists have said, for the longest time, the difference in price in california to the rest of the country is a mystery. that is happening somewhere in the retail distribution and marketing and retailing sector, but it's not clear where the governor. gavin newsom is calling out petroleum producers and refineries, calling them greedy oil companies and accusing them of ripping off the people of california. but a bit of relief may come starting friday, the state starts sending out inflation relief checks to millions of californians. today, the san francisco school district will hold special events to mark walk and roll to school week. this campaign encourages students and their families. to go to their schools to improve their health and fight climate change. instead of driving. they are asked to walk or ride a bike or scooter to class. today's events include

the superintendent walking to sunnyside elementary, which is in a safety zone, limiting car traffic cams. favorite things. time is 4 38 happening today you can see and hear what life is like aboard navy ships as part of san francisco's fleet week celebration fire, but the ships are out there for the festivals and festivities, and they'll be open to take guided tours. the biggest is a dock landing ship pier 35. other ships are at piers, 30 and 32. now there's tours will begin at 10 o'clock this morning. they will continue until four this afternoon. the coast guard is also hosting tours of one of its ships at pier 19. ktvu is christian captain tells us how the city of san francisco is preparing for fleet week. it is considered officially, fleet week in the city and county of san francisco. thank you so much for being here to celebrate this auspicious occasion in our city

over the course of the week, san francisco will continue to see more and more visitors flood into the city for fleet week festivities brewery admiral michael bay's saying it's an opportunity for people to meet those serving their country. and you'll recognize us because of these sterling lee awesome uniforms and the ridiculously short haircuts. please say hi. ask us hard questions about what we do, because it's really important to understand it. i think when you see those young folks, you're going to be impressed. like i am. every day parade of ships and air show are fun for visitors. fleet week is serious business for the city's first responders. san francisco's police chief says the department will be fully staffed with officers in uniform and plainclothes patrolling the venues. but at this point there are no specific or all threats. we don't know of anything at this point. but that is a day to day minute to minute thing that we always monitor and our federal partners that really set the threat levels. they always communicate with us when there's something afoot, the city also taking advantage of the presence of the military to prepare for a major disaster each year. the

city drills on a different aspect of disaster preparedness . this year, local and federal teams worked on preparing air based responses for a major disaster, such as an earthquake. one of the components that took a lot of effort was the communication between our fire department. our police department. the park, um, the airport and the military all use different modes of communication . and so we were able to move through that and troubleshoot that air shows start friday and run through the weekend. in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. fantastic christian if you ever get a chance to go on board, an aircraft carrier in particular huge. unbelievable yeah, it's just yeah. whole city there. let's check in with steve paulson. so as we think about fleet week there's always that concern about the fog when the blue angels fly and everything on the weekend, i think thursday friday will be okay. saturday sunday. i think some fog starts to creep back gone away. it's

there, but not as extensive as it was or as deep as it was yesterday. big big fog bank so temps were hard pressed to get out of the sixties and seventies, unless you are well inland. gilroy, 82 livermore 84. napa was 79 santa rose in town. 78 san jose was only 74 redwood city. a cool 70 oakland 68 in the city, 63 my forecast and i was 64 not bad. that's a hard forecast the city believe me, that's a really tough one. sometimes you can see the low clouds are there, but again, they're high pressures nosing in. so we're getting some reduced visibility now. quarter mile visibility. napa airport, santa rosa reports a half mile in nevada airport now a mile and a half at those locations. okay not far away. i'm sure it's clear but at those locations, quarter mile watson, vilks salinas and monterey so thick, thick, thick highway one down towards monterey. so keep that in mind if you're there if you're heading in that direction, at least for the morning hours. coast fog warmer

inland, sonny away warmer temps, although again i'm just kind of easing into some of these warmer tips. i didn't buy into some of the big jumps here. i mean that we'd have to make a huge jump to get into a lot of these mid eighties and stuff, but i did go 83 napa 86 walnut creek, then follow out to the san jose reluctantly. i went 80. i really wanted to go 78 79 but i can't ignore the data inland temps want a creek 82 yesterday will go 86 today. 87 tomorrow near 90 on friday and then operate he's on saturday but unless we get an eastern northeast breeze, i don't know the days are g. but s look warmer away from the coast forties fifties on the temps 48 atherton 47 woodside yet montara beaches 57. and right at 50, menlo park, stanford campus and law. sato san carlos, down to 51 30 is in the mountains truck in south lake tahoe fifties sixties in the valley. same on the coast seventy's eighty's on the desert. the high will build in for a couple of days here. the key is, though it's not that strong, so 60 seventies eighties

morning low clouds. temperatures will bump up a few degrees each day. but then next week a week from today hmm. something might be brewing here for this year. maybe for us. we'll see. one forecast model is very deep and cold with the system, so we'll see if that pans out forecast models having a hard time with next week, 60 seventies and eighties on the temps will bump it up operators dinner at nineties on friday that nice but gradually cooler on the weekend. all right. thank you, steve. it's a case that brought much needed attention to the violence that transgender girls and women face coming up. how one mother is continuing to push for equality 20 years after her daughter's death, and police in the central valley have identified a possible suspect in the case of a missing family will tell you the piece of evidence that could link the alleged suspect to their disappeara

i literally could not walk one day. receiving plasma treatments was, to me, hope. i'm so grateful to everyone who has thought of donating, who plans to donate. thank you. the mother of a transgender

teenager who was killed 20 years ago continues to fight for more protections for the lgbtq community, she tells ktvu is amberleigh about her mission and her pain. i promised her at her funeral that i would be her voice until people stop dying. sylvia guerrero is asking people to remember her transgender daughter, gwen, a rahu on the 20th anniversary of her killing by four young men. it was a call to action honoring the 17 year old's memory held at the main library in san francisco, a city where the teenager felt safe. relive this. and. every day. it's just like yesterday. to me , it's not 20 years. it's a whole and a pain in my heart that nothing in this world can cure on october 4th 2000 to the new work teenager was beaten at a house party when it was discovered that she was biologically male crime that paint her mother, who spoke at a vigil after she was killed. it hurts me a lot. and i hope through his death that maybe it will change. somebody supporters

say a rahul's death did bring change, raising awareness about violence against transgender people. thousands at tuesday's remembrance transgender speakers included a teacher and an alameda county superior court judge. they say there are now more resources and help were able to pass sb one of seven state senator scott wiener is lead author of a new law that will provide refuge for trans kids and their families from states criminalizing gender affirming healthcare. it takes effect in january. we're going to do everything in our power to protect them and not send them back and not honor subpoenas, despite recent efforts to roll back protections for transgender people and attacks by politicians. pushing for legislation harmful to the community. many say there is still hope trans movement is stronger that we've grown that were bigger and bolder than we have ever been a hose. mother has this message for parents.

it's unconditional love that you should have for your children. i'm at peace because i know that gwen left this world. with my look only one of the four men who attacked rahul remains in state prison. guerrero says none has shown true remorse and not one has reached out to her. amberleigh ktvu. fox two news time now for 48 rob bonta, the california attorney general, is joining 23 other attorneys general to support bringing back rules to protect people from discrimination in healthcare settings. the affordable healthcare act originally included regulations that protected women lgbt q patients and people with disabilities from bias and discrimination. the rules were changed, though by the trump administration to allow medical staff to deny tree movement to lgbt q patients because of religious objections. the department of health and human services is now listening to comments on a proposed effort to reverse that decision. a

class action lawsuit has been filed against john muir health. the lawsuit accuses the hospital of charging more than $6000 for routine drug screenings that typically cost about $100. the lawsuit was filed in the superior court of california for the contra costa county. the suit alleges the hospital's billing practices are unlawful, unfair and fraudulent. now in a statement to ktvu john muir denied the allegations, saying, in part quote, we have no record of any complaints about the care provided the charges or the bill prior to this news release, the law firms representing the patients seem more concerned with generating publicity than determining the truth. the claims will not withstand scrutiny in a court of law. time is now for 49, descendants of the founder of uc hastings law school are suing now to stop the university of california from change. in the name of the school in the lawsuit that was filed yesterday. the family of

uc hastings founder argued that the state agreed to name the score for him permanently 150 years ago when he put up the money to pay for the score to be established. also they claim there's no direct proof for the allegations that their ancestor paid militias to kill native americans. this issue was investigated by the california state legislature in 18 60 with live witness, and no blame was placed on serena's. the family is suing for the $100,000 their ancestor put up plus entrance, which comes to about $1.7 billion. lawmakers want to know why the family didn't come forward sooner. california we never saw the plaintiffs every committee standing up to oppose the legislation to go through that very public process. they had that time, but we i didn't hear of them. standing up in front of the very public board of trustees meetings. the law school said in a statement. the

change was part of a long, deliberate process, and it's committed to moving forward with the plan to rename the school too. you see college of the law san francisco 4 50 is our time in the middle of fleet week. let's check in with steve paulson for our fleet week forecast. that's been pretty quiet. pretty cool here will gradually warm up some of the inland temps coast and bay, though there's still some fog there that has not disappeared yesterday. monday no fog yesterday. big fog bank, so we had some pretty cool temperatures here. livermore the warmest on this panel, 84 gilroy 82. but for this time you're not too bad. napa santa rosa, san jose and redwood city, 70 to 79 oakland was only 68 in the city was only 63 degrees still fog, but the bases are a little lower the highest building in so i mean, it hasn't disappeared. it's just putting it closer to the deck here, so we're seeing some reduced visibility mile and a half now nevada airport, half mile sonoma county airport and that airports gone from about a mile to 2.5, so it's kind of

dancing around a little bit. and it's more patchy, but no doubt about it. watson ville salinas, monterey, the thickest fog reports are down south towards santa cruz highway one down towards monterey. lots of fog near the coast. not too much working inland, sunny and inland away if you will, and temperatures coming up, although again i'm kind of just easing into this 83 today for napa walnut creekm a cool 74 go 80 ts fifties and sixties on the temps . there are some low 50 san carlos. palo outdoor 51. peddling was 48 sarah santa rosa's 46. so there are some cool readings thirties in the mountains truck. he sounds like the uk is 53 degrees sixties down in southern california, monterey's at 55 so little cool here for some, the highest nosing in. we're in between these systems again, but it will be warmer inland coast in bay, probably not changing all that much. all the bayside will warm up a little bit compared to yesterday. so we'll go warmer inland, but maybe next wednesday next wednesday thursday, there

are some signs of a rather cold system dropping in. this would favor the sierra more than us, but something to watch for about a week away. sixties seventies eighties on the temps each day will bump up the highs a little bit, especially inland, but without a north northeast wind. i don't think the coast and big it all that much warmer, 60 seventies to eighties. otherwise temperatures pretty nice to the weekend when it cools down a little bit. alright sounds good, steve. thank you. a warning from health experts about getting your vaccines up next their predictions for the flu and covid this winter. plus the challenge now is to try to determine what what this person may have in mind in terms of what they want to where they want to strike next. there are new details from police and stockton about their investigation into a serial killer and a possible link to a deadly attack here in the bay area.

i'm back. it's 4 55 here on mornings and to first lady jill biden is scheduled to visit san francisco on friday as part of the biden ministrations plans to fight cancer and mark breast cancer awareness month, the white house says the first lady will visit the ucsf helen diller family comprehensive cancer center to highlight advances in breast cancer research, as well as programs that support breast cancer patients, survivors and caregivers. she is also scheduled to deliver remarks at the democratic congressional campaign committee, women's lunch and issues conference. dr anthony fauci says while the covid-19 virus has not been eradicated, the ongoing pandemic is moving in the right direction . dr fauci took part in the discussion hosted by the university of southern california, he said hospitalizations and deaths from covid 19 and the u. s are far less now than several months ago . dr fauci also said to continue making progress against the virus. it will be important for people to get the recently approved booster shots that

target the sub variant strains of covid-19. the us will likely see another surge of covid cases this fall in winter. that's according to scientists who spoke to nature magazine. they say the reasons include new coronavirus variants emerging around the world. more people gathering at indoor events and people not keeping up to date on the latest vaccine boosters. doctors have an additional message for vaccine weary americans. don't skip your annual flu shot this fall. for the first time seniors are urged to get a special extra strength dose. now in the u. s annual flu vaccinations are recommended, starting with six month olds because seniors don't respond as well to the traditional dose. the us now recommends they get one of three types made with higher doses or immune boosting ingredients. much of the population hasn't seen blue for the last two or three years. and if they haven't not many people , so that's the first thing so

we don't have a lot of population immunity. the second reason is that we're seeing the writing on the wall with what happened in australia, new zealand, brazil, argentina, south africa, which is a bigger flu season than even 2019. and we're just bracing ourselves. we're hoping for the best, but you know we're looking at these other countries gives us uh, sign of what might be coming in the u. s. now the companies that make the two most widely used covid vaccines are now testing flu shots made with the same technology. state and federal water officials are warning californians to brace for little or no water from the state's main reservoirs in the coming year. this comes as the u c. berkeley central sierra snow lab, says the data they used to predict future snowfall is becoming less reliable. researchers say that instead of consistent snow, we're starting to see weeks of no new snow between storms. so we're not getting that kind of average

smooth bump up across the course of the season. it's kind of these jagged jumps that have existed in the past, but not to the same frequency or extremes that we're seeing them now. they say those erratic weather patterns make predicting the outcome this winter nearly impossible. i hope you hurry up and get car, you know, and, um because we need to be safe here continuing search this morning for a suspected serial killer with several victims and stockton's and one victim in oakland. we have details of the new evidence police are releasing to track down this killer plus look kind of like a bomb went off, but, yeah, definitely kind of worse than we expect. across florida communities are facing the rough road to recovery after the devastation of hurricane ear later this morning, president biden will be there to see that devastation firsthand. and the surprise change of heart by elon musk as he now says he's moving

forward with plans to buy twitter. the impact that announcement is already having on twitter, and it stopped. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings on two. i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook wednesday morning. october 5th steve paulson has been talking about a pretty nice forecast. and we are looking ahead to the winter with those stories in the snow. so i guess i'm optimistic that we'll have a good winter. i like you being optimistic. let's see some analog to 2010 1955 56, which were very, very good year, so there's also kind of been a rule of thumb for years. dr. fifth year wet. this will be the fifth year there's so much negativity out there that somebody has to be positive. right right, right ? yeah. come on, now. come on. in fact, something may develop next week. now we'll see. we'll see. but we favor this year for right now. but today, fog and low clouds are out there. there are the basis of come down

because the highest building in so not the inland push on the fog we saw yesterday so fog near the coast sunny, little warmer. we'll go sixties now coasting by not changing all that much. i mean, they'll bump up a little bit, but inland temps starting to move into the eighties. now mid eighties to a few, maybe pushing operators. alright, so i was here. always optimistic. try to be just like you a glass half full kind of guy, steve. thank you. yes, sir. you know, on twitter? all you see is negativity, right? absolutely you're right. i mean, my goodness. breathe a little bit, people. all right. good morning, everyone. let's go out and see what we have. now, with the commute, you can see it's a nice looking commute. it's not hard to be optimistic about this one. if you're getting on the road early or soon, they should be a decent drive. we've had a couple of things going on out there that have not caused any major slow traffic. the only slow traffic we have right now is the ultimate past commute. a little bit slow coming in over two. oh, five and 5 87 tail bridge looks

pretty good. and the south big commute is off to a great start . it's 501. let's get right back to the headlines. thank you. sal investigators across northern california continue their search for a serial killer. authorities say there is a connection between six deadly shootings, including one in oakland, and now there's a new clue released by the police. look at this grainy surveillance video of a person of interest in the investigation. ktvu is brooks jarocz. tells us how long enforcement is piecing this case together. oh look at this surveillance video notice this man's upright posture and uneven stride. stockton police chief says investigators want to talk to him about a series of killings seen several times near several of the crimes. this person is a person of interest again. we have no evidence that connects this person as committing any of these crimes. seven crimes, leaving six dead. one woman survived. just in stockton. five deadly shootings in recent months, all men all

ambush killed alone in the dark , a similar story playing out in east oakland last year i was sleeping, the house and we heard the gunshots, gunshots. we came to the window. i looked out the window and see anything. but then neighbors saw the flashing police lights. don't die in this news release from april 10th 2021 oakland police say just after four in the morning a man was suffering from gunshot wounds died in the street. the corner tells me it was a 39 year old man named juan miguel vazquez serrano. neighbors say he was homeless. his nature was a good person, you know, he earned its money by working on cars around the neighborhood. the shootingped here on harmon avenue. it's where police collected evidence like shell casings and upon close examination were able to link it to a murder weapon and a potential serial killer shocking. because close to my house and just close to all

these kids around here. investigators say the motive is unclear, and so is the number of cases that could be connected or still submitting evidence at this time, which means so far as we've gotten some local hits, but as evidence you know, continues the process and examined it will alert us if there's a match outside of this county or other places now, a plea for clues in community help to find this person of interest . i hope you hurry up and get caught, you know, and, um because we need to be safe here. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news brooks. thank you, former sheriff of sacramento county, john mcguinness says the release of ballistic information in this case is significant. the challenge now is to try to determine what what this person they have in mind in terms of what they want to where they want to strike. next who the next victim? maybe it sounds like there's some pretty good, uh, variety in terms of the

nature and demographic descriptions of the victims thus far, so it's not as though one particular group of people can be giving an admonishment as 22 courses of action they need to take to protect themselves. this is rather widespread. and here's another look at the image of the person of interest released by police if you know anything about the killings, and stockton or in oakland, call crime stoppers, the numbers right there on your tv screen, and a $125,000 reward is offered for information leading to an arrest in connection with these killings to make sure you stay right here with us for katie ktvu for more development in the search for this suspected serial killer will bring you the very latest on air and online. just go to ktvu .com. we have an update now on the disappearance of a family in merced county authorities are trying to confirm if a person of interest 48 year old jesus manuel salgado , is the same suspect seen on surveillance video from the original scene where the family

went missing now he was taken into custody after using the victim's atm cards before authorities moved in. he tried to kill himself and is currently in the hospital in critical condition. the family, a baby. her parents and her uncle are still missing. so far. we have no idea why the kidnapping. we have no motivation behind it. we just know that they are gone. we've got evidence to indicate that the individuals involved in this destroyed evidence and then attempt to cover their tracks. the family was taken against their will from a business on monday. our time is now 506. well, new this morning. just minutes ago, we received word that a 10 year old girl from richmond, who was listed as missing has been found. her name is fallon robinson. she was last seen sunday afternoon in richmond near grant elementary investigators believe she might be somewhere in oakland. there was a message sent out by police last night late last night,

saying falun was missing, but again in the last 15 minutes, they told us that fallon has been found. well jury deliberations are beginning in the case of a man charged with murdering a student from cal poly back in 1996 paul flores is accused of killing christian tomorrow, then disposing of her body, which has never been found . closing arguments ended yesterday with prosecutors saying the evidence is clear. defense lawyers questioned the credibility of christian smart. the closing arguments and the father's case begins today. shares of san francisco's twitter soared 22% after news that elon musk is prepared to proceed with his deal to acquire the social media platform. the ceo of tesla recommitted to his original offer price of $44 billion in a letter sent to the securities and exchange commission on tuesday. that decision comes just weeks before

mask was due in court to face a lawsuit over trying to back out of that deal. some analysts question of mask has enough money to pay for the social media company. quite added up all the various sources of money that he has said he has been able to acquire and i think he's still like $15 billion short. the on again off again. deal began back in april with the initial buyout offer twitter accepted, but then weeks later must backed out of the agreement , claiming that he was concerned that twitter was misrepresenting the number of spam accounts. a mask may have a new plan for twitter and a short message he tweeted quote. buying twitter is an accelerant to creating x the everything app. he's gone. i guess a lot of extra attention a lot of folks who have who have talked about him and he was followed him and every single tweet i know we have as a team overseeing that have just followed every little bit of this drama. and so he hasn't

really got a lot. he ultimately the shareholders are the big winners here. they're getting the original deal, which was a big premium over that. the price that twitter was trading at before eli masters offer and so yeah, he's not. he's not getting a lot of this. chang says twitter will be likely insisting on guarantees that ensure musk won't try to back out of the current deal before it closes. time is not 509 happening. today president biden flies to florida he will see first hand the devastation caused by hurricane ian. the president and first lady will go to fort myers, florida to see the damage there. and they're going to meet with residents, small business owners, as well as florida governor ron de santis and other officials. hurricane ian killed more than 100. people in parts of florida's gulf coast is still unreachable. a week after the hurricane made landfall near fort myers, hundreds of thousands of people still have no electricity. utility crews hope to get the power back to

most of the customers by friday , florida's biggest utility company, says investment made over the past decade. help to improve florida's electrical infrastructure. but you don't do is you don't driving down major thoroughfares and seeing two miles of every poll knocked down officials are estimating it may take several weeks to get the power back and some of the hardest hit communities ktvu and fox are teaming up with the red cross to help the victims of hurricane ian farts is already donated $1 million to the relief effort, and you can help by scanning the q r code there on your screen to make a donation. it will be used for shelter, meals, medical supplies and a lot more. alright it's nice to try to help everybody can 5 10 is the time steve covering, uh, weather. i know you're looking at just looking ahead to next week. i've actually buried my head into that because i think

some changes on the way now again, it may you know, it may be a wind event or it may be some snow in the mountains. it's just too far to be a week from today, but until we get there until we get there, we have to deal with some fog. now we don't have the inland push on the fog. that we had yesterday. but there's still some pockets of reduced visibility, although it seems to be getting a little better. has gone up to 10 miles. visibility nevada to seven napa airport from about a mile 23 and santa roosevelt my half mile to two, so some of the thickest fog continues to favor monterey salinas and also watson, ville sofia around santa cruz. maybe down to monterey, and you're heading that way you live down. watch out! there's some thick fog down there. so coast fog more so than bay fog, even though there's patchy fog over there, baby, not the inland push. it will be sunny away today. temperatures bumping up a little bit napa 79 yesterday we'll go 83 today. wanna creek to 86 palo alto san jose. i wanted to go about 78 79, but there was too much information that said. probably 80. so i said, all right, let's go ahead. 82 while the creek yesterday.

that's nice. we'll go 86 today. now again, i'm cooler than many. so my forecast i goes 87 89 88. now again, it would not take much to get the 90 degrees here for some inland temp. so by friday that's for sure. forties fifties on the temps here, 46. i'm a county airport, petaluma at 48 from socal and aptos and watson will some of that fog fifties there to pg 57 caramel. at 53 in monterey at 54, the highest building in so we'll have that warmer inland temps bayside will bump up a little bit. i don't think the coast changes all that much so 60 seventies and eighties, but i draw your attention. there will be a low dropping down. from eastern oregon, idaho, maybe into the sierra, maybe even over us, depending on which forecast model you believe a week from today. now the end result is it will probably pick up the win for us, but it could be a cold system so we shall see 60 seventies eighties on the temps here. warmer weather will take us into friday saturday, then

little bit cooler on sunday. i see time now. 5 12 more losses for russia on the battlefield as ukraine pushes the russian military back still ahead the possible options on the table for russia. more ships are sailing into san francisco bay for fleet week. we're going to show you more of the city's preparations to welcome ten of ou what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet,

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ukraine as ukrainian troops continue to make advances. reporter trey yingst has details from kiev, ukraine. moscow says this is russian territory. but that's not stopping the ukrainians from taking back towns and cities as their counter offensive roles on the russians are now seeing their defensive lines collapse on two critical fronts in the east. ukrainian forces are pushing towards the heart of the russian held donbass region, aiming to retake territory held by separatists since 2014 and in the south, the military is setting its sights on the key city of your son. experts say the battlefield losses are putting vladimir putin in a dangerous position, becoming in in some ways, make or break for putin. his abilities to survive depends on some level. ah by saying, i've succeeded. much of that territory had been annexed by russia last week, vladimir putin threatened a massive retaliation and a possible nuclear strike if the ukrainians

kept up their counter offensive move, most experts say would only hurt russia's chances of winning the war for the u. s and presumably other countries. whether it would be nato or collective. it's hard to say could take action to take out with conventional forces. uh many of the russian capabilities . meanwhile, there's more russian soldiers are captured on the battlefield. officials here say they're working on a new prisoner exchange, hoping to free prisoners of war on both sides and send them home. there is talk of a possible exchange for all prisoners. we will make every effort so that each of our fighters can return to their homeland and to their families. a prisoner swap last month saw more than 200, ukrainian pow. released along with thank you. trey ship tours begin today along san francisco's embarcadero. that's where the navy and coast guard have docked. ktvu is amanda quintana live in the city with what you can e here in the

middle of fleet week. good morning, amanda. good morning. yes it is an exciting week because san francisco is really excited just to bring people back to have visitors come back to san francisco and experience fleet week. now today, there are a few things you can experience you could tour one of the ships behind me. you could see some artwork by veterans. you can also listen to some military bands performed today. now those public tours of the ships begin at 10 this morning. they are free and they are open to the public. you can see each ship platform type in the ports climbing aboard the carriers and cruisers docked here at the embarcadero. it's really a chance for the community to see what the day to day lives of navy navy sailors is really like the whole idea of fleet week is for you, the public to get an opportunity to meet the sailors and marines serving our country. recognize us because of these sterling lee awesome uniforms and the ridiculously short haircuts. please say hi. ask us

hard questions about what we do, because it's really important to understand it. i think when you see those young folks, you're going to be impressed like i am every day. at the same time. this is a big training week for san francisco's first responders . they use this time to conduct joint military and civilian disaster response prepare for mr disasters such as earthquakes this morning, san francisco firefighters are providing tactical urban search and rescue training to the military, and they make a pretty friendly competition out of it, too, now banned performances. those are at noon and in different locations across the city. including performances by the navy band southwest and the first marine division band. you can see veterans photography display at the academy of art university. so there is a lot to do today and, of course, more events throughout the week. san francisco says that they're really ready to show people that the city is open for business again. they're ready for

visitors to come here and make this really family friendly event this week. i live in san francisco. amanda keown, panic. ktvu fox two news, amanda. thank you time now, just about 5 20. steve paulson's back. so there's fog in the bay area and some changes coming for us next week or so. i don't go very far for about 2.5 hours. you know that. i know i'm always back because i can't go anywhere. no. but you're correct, sir. there are some changes today because inland temps will bump up a little bit because they don't have the fog that they had yesterday. there's still plenty of fog. i mean, it's just going nutty here on nevada has gone from about seven miles back down to a quarter mile. at that location. napa airport about a mile 23. petaluma looks good right now. but santa rosa, three quarters of a mile visibility half moon bases five. the worst or the thickest fog is watson, gil salinas and monterey? some dense fog down there, so if you are heading there are down that way. watch out. coast fog warmer

inland, sonny away warmer temps . uh i'm not as warm as others. i saw some projections. i said no, i don't know they were very wrong. a lot of rejections. yesterday there was too much fog. now there's not as much fog today so napa to 83. walnut creek to 86 palo alto san jose only 74 yesterday i went to 80 today. forties fifties and sixties 46 santa rosa peddling was 47 50, now palo alto low fifties on the peninsula as well. napa airports at 51 degrees free months. 53 60 fairfield 61 lower like a lot of forties here, mill valley one at least that observation, fairfax and ensemble outside of sonoma 48 broader park sebastopol, windsor, healdsburg, leighton ville. all in their bodega bay down to 51 napa 53, the highest building in there's still a lot of fog there, but it's squashing the fall when the high builds in that compresses it so it sends it more down on the ground, so you don't have the inland surge like we did yesterday. 60 seventies coast in bay will go eighties inland. now the key is

going to be next wednesday. the forecast models are really wrestling with the pattern. one couple of projections bring a low in and they do this. they bring the low end right about like here. now that would be windy for us, but would also be cold, not hot and that could produce some activity in this year. so again a week away, lot can change probably will, but to forecast models do bring a low in a week from today in the northern california 60 seventies eighties on attempts, and until we get there, we'll have some warmer, inland temp 60 seventies eighties around the baby. i think everybody can finally sit down their seats and watch the ball game. all right, erin, the wait is over after an historic night in ma the new york yankees solidified his spot in the record books. and more headlines surrounding superstar quarterback tom brady , the latest of the nonstop reports that there are problems in this high profile marriage.

for former president donald trump, now asking the u. s. supreme court to get into the legal fight over documents seized from his florida state lago. donald trump's legal team asked the supreme court to overturn and 11th circuit court ruling that stopped the special master from reviewing 100 documents marked classified. that received in the fbi search , the justice department argued there's no legal basis for the special master to do their own review of classified records. the legal career of kim kardashian could be in jeopardy because of legal trouble with the securities and exchange commission, kardashian agreed to pay $1.2 million in penalties and also cooperate with the s. e. c. s can investigation into allegations she promoted a crypto currency on instagram. without letting her millions of followers know she was being

paid. experts believe this latest issue may not keep her from becoming a lawyer, but it will raise a red flag. kim kardashian this studying to become a lawyer in order to fight for prison reform or time is 5 25, a new report claims quarterback tom brady and his wife, gisele bunch in have both higher divorce lawyers, according to reports by page six. both have been living separately the past few months after tom brady decided to come out of retirement there. earlier rumors about some problems in their relationship started in august, when brady left training camp of the tampa bay buccaneers to deal with personal problems. they've been married since 2009 . they have two children together.

62. move over. roger maris. aaron judge right. there is the new all time american league single season home run leader. last night, he surpassed the previous record held by roger maris 61 home runs. this is probably the best home run season in baseball history. look at that swim. aaron judge reached 60 home runs faster than babe ruth did back in 1927 judges also doing it without the steroid scandals that tainted barry bonds. 73 home run season in 2001. time now, 5 27, there was another deadly shooting on the streets of oakland. up next we'll tell you what led to the latest killer. plus we'll tell you how the federal government is sending support to east bay communities hit by hate during the covid pandemic.

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and are once again in the spotlight this morning after a kneedler another deadly shooting . we hear details about the only citywide violence prevention department in the country. plus if you could have, uh, organ donation through the dmv, why not a bone marrow donation? a new california law aims to help expand the lifeline for those most in need. we're hearing from the man behind charlie's law. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here in mornings on two. i'm pam cooked. good morning. i'm dave clark gets the middle of the week. it's wednesday, october 5th steve paulson is talking about sunshine and some fun. that would be correct. host is dealing with a lot of fog. now we had more fog yesterday for inland areas. there's still some

but it will burn off sooner today, the basis of come down because the highest building it so we'll bump up some of the inland temps, although most were in the seventies yesterday, so more mid eighties today for some, i did go a little warmer for livermore. but there were 84 yesterday went 87 today. so fog near the coast sunny, a little warmer. conquered though yesterday was only 82 so temperatures 60 seventies and now low to mid eighties for many , alright over to sound now. 5 31. what do you what's what's the chatter? well you know, there's there was a guy swinging a cattle prod, and i'm not kidding about this somewhere in the bay area. they were looking on the lookout for that. but on the roads, it's quiet. but when i have the radios up, sometimes you hear stuff, especially at this hour. let's go out to the bay bridge toll plaza. i actually don't even know what a cattle prod is. i'm sure someone will tell me but you know i'm from the city. so anyway, westbound bay bridge, you can see that traffic is moving along pretty well. getting into san francisco have a little slowing

developing on highway four. nothing major just yet. and as we look at the east bay commute , we're after a good start. we come back, we'll take a look at some of those topic commutes and the bridges. 5 31. let's get back to the headlines. thank you will debate area now has another new nobel prize winner. during the night, the nobel prize committee awarded the prize in chemistry to three chemists, including caroline berta z, a professor at stanford ktvu. sally rasmus is here now to explain all the work behind this award. and what happened? good morning. good morning, dave. will the nobel committee called caroline bertos e. bay area chemist and stanford professor, one of the founders of a revolution? binary field of chemistry. she's one of three chemists jointly awarded the nobel prize. for developing something called click chemistry . now the concept snapping molecules together as if they were lego blocks to build new molecules and therefore new medicines and materials. and what photos e is credited with doing within this field is discovering a way to safely use

that click chemistry within the body to do things like deliver cancer drugs. chemistry inside human patients to make sure that drugs go to the right place and stay away from the wrong place. was it a shock to obtain this call in the middle of the night? yes that's an understatement. i'm still not entirely positive that it's real, but it's getting really by the minute. professors who won the award with brute ocr morton meld all from the university of copenhagen and k. barry sharpless from scripts research. sharpless earned his phd from stanford courtesy, is a professor at stanford but studied at uc berkeley so the three of them will share jointly the nearly $900,000 prize for winning the nobel war award in chemistry. david pam back to you. all right. thank you. ali and oakland man was shot and killed after he tried to stop thieves from stealing a catalytic converter, his family says 60 year old arturo coronado

already had one catalytic converter stolen from his toyota sequoia outside his home in glenview district, the victim's daughter told us in the past her dad has confronted thieves who tried to steal his tools. usually he'll tell them to stop. but this time they shot him. he was everything i could have asked for the dad. given the circumstances that we grew up in, he did his best to be the best dad. oakland police say they don't have enough evidence yet to make any arrests, but are asking anyone with surveillance video in the area or other information to please give them a call time is 5 34. oakland officials hope the nation's only citywide violence prevention department can help reduce crime . that department was created five years ago. it's been fully staffed since 2020 31 employees there helped to reduce violence in high risk areas, and the head of the department says. events in those areas are designed to

improve safety. our job. is to talk to people to reduce retaliation when there's a shooting. to provide trauma informed services. the violence in oakland is multi generational, and it gets fueled by this. cycle of trauma that keeps circling itself. chief guillermo assessment has spent 30 years as a social worker in oaklands department does. attorney general rob bonta is also working to reduce gun violence in oakland. banta along with the contra costa county district attorney and oakland mayor, libby schaaf, attended the prosecutors alliance of california conference. that event focused on preventing interrupting and healing from god. on violence. we all know what's happening in our nation right now, and we all know that it's unacceptable. bullets fired indiscriminately. lives taken. in mass on a daily basis. the

pain feels, of course, particularly acute in recent days with 111 people shot and killed in our nation every day. what we are doing is not enough. but says the state department of justice has been taking legal action against firearms traffickers and ghost gun manufacturers as well as retailers. time is 5 36. oakland mayor libby shop is finishing the final months as mayor of oakland, and she delivered a state of the city address. just city council. the mayor is knowledge. there is a feeling of anxiety about oakland's future. she says the three biggest problems facing oakland our crime, blight and homelessness. the fact that more of our own housed are in shelter is something to acknowledge that our work has had that positive impact. it literally is doubled in these three years, the number of people who are now sheltered

, mayor schaaf will deliver her community state of the city address october 19th in the fruitvale district. santa clara county prosecutor has a new state law in his name. governor newsom signed charlie's law last week. the new legislation will allow californians to register for the national bone marrow donor program through the dmv. santa clara county deputy district attorney charles wang helped craft the new state law. he says it was his battle with acute myeloid leukemia and aggressive form of blood cancer that made him take action. at the end of the day. i was so lucky to receive a bone marrow transplant from my brother, who was initially not qualified and not suitable, but he had to step in because after a global search of the database for bone marrow around the world. they couldn't find a match for me. now the d m v will add the bone marrow option to its driver's license and i d forms. alright time is 5 37, california right now is just a penny away from matching the

state's highest recorded gasoline price average, triple e national average is, but we're e rest of the country. energy economists have long said the difference in price here in california to the rest of thcous happening somewhere in the retail distribution and marketing and retailing sector, but it's not clear where. well, governor gavin newsom is condemning the petroleum producers and refineries, calling them greedy oil companies and accusing them of ripping off the people of california, but some relief may be coming starting friday is when the state starts sending out inflation relief checks to millions of californians. today,

the san francisco school district will hold special events to mark walk and roll to school week campaign encourages students and their families to head to school. on their feet or on their wheels to improve health and fight climate change , instead of driving there as to walk or ride, a bike or a scooter to class. today's events include the superintendent walking to sunnyside elementary , which is in a safety zone that limits car traffic. all right, you guys be safe, safe cars, everybody slow down, especially around the schools. keep an eye on for those kids and my girls were in elementary school. i love that walk and roll to school. always very fun to give them good weather for it. where are they? all over the place on the coast. maybe not so much for fog, but inland, not a problem, so we'll start up in santa rosa . why because beth says, good morning. well thank you, beth. good morning for them a bit chilly in santa rosa this morning. have a good day. how chile, is it? well in round santa rosa, i did see 46. that

is chilly. we're honored parks 47. so basketball's 47 windsor's 46. so yes, it is cool. and speaking of santa rosa. they also have three quarters of a mile visibility at the airport. this weather forecast is all about you, santa rosa. yeah and why not? napa airport three miles visibility that's improved. so has petaluma and also nevada. yesterday santa rosa was only 78 living with the warmest on this panel at 84, gilroy and ice 82 napa 79 san jose only 74. redwood city, a cool 70, oakland downtown 68. san francisco was only 63. it will be warmer today. we still have fog, but the high pressure is building in, so we don't have the inland push that we did, but we do have reduced visibility. watson ville salinas and monterey a quarter to a half mile visibility. so coast and some bay fog but warmer inland, sonny away, temperatures will begin to bump up a little bit of that high builds in so napa 79 yesterday will go 83 today. wanna creek to 86, palo alto and

san jose from the cool 74 to a soft 80 today, inland temp. speaking of wanna creek was on the 82 yesterday went 86 today. now again, they can easily hit upper eighties or nineties. i'm kind of leaning more on one of the cooler forecast tools that i use and not the warmest one. the warmest one has a bias. i'll be honest with you. forties fifties sixties on the temps. temperatures are running cooler by 1 to 8 degrees napa airport leading the way at minus eight. a lot of temperatures could because of the lack of the fog and low clouds except over by the coast, where there's plenty so warmer inland. today temperatures will bump up sixties seventies eighties. biggest job will be away from the coast next wednesday thursday, bears watching could be a low dropping in, we shall see. but there's some hints of that now again a week away, but i think something's brewing sixties seventies and eighties today, maybe some nineties for a few while inland thursday friday looks like it eases up a little bit on the weekend. alright steve. thank you time now. 5 41 in just a couple of hours from right now. a big launch is scheduled for a spacex. at six

o'clock. we'll let you hear from the astronauts who will be on board that what heading to the international space station. and it is a case that brought much needed attention to the violence that transgender girls and women face coming up how one mother is continuing to push for equality 20 years after her daughter's death.

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health perspective is recognizing that we need to augment culturally relevant mental health services that are specifically designed for the aapi community. it's providing space for students to receive access to work through what has now been in most recent years. levels of trauma from covid 19 pandemic colleges will use that money to add more counseling and transition programs for those students who are learning english as a second language. the mother of a transgender teenager who was killed 20 years ago is continuing her fight for more protections for the lgbt q community. guana rocco was killed 20 years ago at a house party by four young men in newark when it was discovered that she was biologically male on the 20th anniversary of her, killing. her mother, sylvia guerrero, held a gathering at the main library in san francisco at a city where the teenager felt safe. she had a call to action and a message for parents. it's unconditional love that you should have for your children. and i'm at peace

because i know that gwen left this world. with my look. transgender speakers at tuesday's event included a teacher and an alameda county superior court judge. they say there are now more resources and more help. the governor also recently signed a new law that will provide refuge for trans kids and their families from states that criminalized gender affirming healthcare. time is now 5 46 rob bonta, the california attorney general, is joining 23 other attorneys general the support bringing back rules to protect people from discrimination in healthcare sentence. portable health care act originally included regulations protecting women lgbt q patients and people with disabilities from bias and discrimination. the rules were changed, though by the trump administration. to allow medical staff to deny treatment to lgbt q patients because of religious objections. well, the department of health and human services is

now listening to comments about a proposed effort to reverse that decision. class action lawsuit has been filed against john muir health. the lawsuit accuses the hospital of charging more than $6000 for routine drug screenings that typically cost about $100. the lawsuit was filed in the superior court of california for the county of contra costa. the suit alleges the hospital's billing practices are unlawful, unfair and fraudulent. in a statement to ktvu john muir denied the allegations, saying in part quote, we have no record of any complaints about the care provided the charges or the bill prior to this news release, the law firms representing the patients seem more concerned with generating publicity. then determining the truth. it goes on to say the claims will not withstand scrutiny in a court of law 5 47, descendants of the founder of uc hastings law school, now suing to stop the university of california from changing the name of the school and the lawsuit that was filed

yesterday. the family of uc hastings founder serena's. hastings argued that the state agreed to name the school for him permanently 150 years ago when he put up the money to pay for the score to be creative. they also claimed there is no direct proof for about the allegations that he paid militias to kill native americans. this issue was investigated by the california state legislature in 18 60 with live witness, and no blame was placed on serena's. the family is now suing for the $100,000, their ancestor put up plus interest, which comes to around $1.7 billion. lawmakers want to know why the family didn't come forward sooner. we never saw the plaintiffs every committee standing up to oppose the legislation to go through that very public process. they had that time, but we i didn't hear of them. standing up in front of the very public board of

trustees meetings now. officials with the law school said in a statement that the change was part of a long, deliberate process and that it's committed to moving ahead with the plan to rename the school too. you see college of the law san francisco alright, it's 5 48 5 49 just turned. we have walk and roll to school self for san francisco for sure. probably a leather leather a lot. what am i trying to say? other schools? thank you other schools so that someone slipped decaf into your coffee drinking tea, so maybe i should go for some coffee. all right. good morning, everyone. i've had those mornings. i might even have one of those mornings. yet. it's still early. there is a 20 minute bart delay for trains coming in and out of the transbay tube should be cleared up by 6 15 says bart to another 25 30 minutes. you may not even notice it depending on if you time the trains or not, but the problem that they had has been fixed. let's go to the maps. now

how we four westbound you can see coming over the hill. you can see traffic as a little bit slow coming in to be point. 80 is moderately heavy cemetery hill bridge not too slow right now, and we still have a light commute at the bay bridge toll plaza. although things are getting a little bit slower, and in the next 15 or 20 minutes, we should see a backup that's forming. and now to a man who never says no to a second cup of coffee. it's steve paulson. well at this time of the morning. that is true. yes, sir. right all right. thank you very much. that's funny. sell never has a second guy. alright let's livermore yesterday. beautiful livermore about only 84. that's not bad. they were the warmest on this panel. as you shall see. gilroy was 82 napa 79. that's nice. see, it's not always bad weather here. santa rosa 78 san jose 74 redwood city, a cool 70 . oakland was only 68 in the city was 63 cool degrees. now

the fog bank is back. however we're not seeing the big push that we did yesterday. it's there, but the basis have come way down as the high bills and so what we're seeing is some reduced visibility, especially down around santa cruz watson ville highly wind down to salinas valley and also the monterey peninsula. so coast fogs some over the baby that's going to burn off sooner. it'll be sunny away warmer inland temps. we're seeing forties fifties and sixties and attempts here more forties to the north. you can see the high those building in compressing that fog . there's still plenty there. i mean, heck, it goes all the way from seattle down to the baja, so warmer inland temps today, although yesterday the forecast models were woefully off, they were way too warm. so i bumped up some but the coast in very not too much now. things get interesting after the weekend. next wednesday. we shall see. now there is a system that looks like it wants to move in. this is a complete reversal what everything was looking like just two days ago. if the low comes in and stays here, we will

probably get an offshore wind event. however if the low comes in, hold on, hold on, hold on and does this and closes off. all bets are off. that would be a cold, maybe wetter pattern. so stay tuned. that would be a week from today. 60 seventies eighties. today, the next few days favor inland temps bumping up operators to nineties sixties seventies eighties anywhere close to the water cooler, though it looks like by the weekend, you guys alright, steve. thank you. thomas 5 52 a big decision made about park. let's in one east bay community will tell you where some restaurants won't have to get rid of park. let's after all, but there's a catch. and there's a warning from health experts about getting your vaccines up next, their predictions for the flu and covid this winter.

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five weeks away from election day, and new polling shows two proposals for bringing more sports betting options that california are expected to fail to uc berkeley poll shows 42% of likely voters plan to vote no on proposition 26 that proposition would allow in person sports betting on tribal lands. 31% at this point say they do plan to vote in favor of that prop 27 that would allow online sports betting appears to be even less.

likely to be passed. 53% of likely voters say they will be planning to vote no on prop 27 27% say they will vote in favor of it. and the climate proposition that has put governor newsom at odds with his own party has divided voters as well. prompt 30 would increase taxes on people at certain income levels, mostly over one million an annual earnings to fund various climate goals. 49% of voters say they plan to vote for it. 37% are against it. alright, time is 5 56 and the latest polling also shows governor gavin newsom has a good chance of being elected to another term 53% of likely voters say they plan to vote for gavin newsom 32% say they support the republican state senator. brian dollars. the results are similar to a uc berkeley poll from last month. and president biden reportedly says he plans to run for re election in 2024, according to

nbc, he told the reverend al sharpton that running again that he is running again during a private conversation at the white house. so far, the president has not publicly declared he's running for reelection. but every sitting president since lyndon johnson back in 1968 has decided to seek a second term. dr anthony fauci says, while the covid-19 virus has not been eradicated, the ongoing pandemic is moving in the right direction. dr fauci took part in a discussion hosted by the university of southern california, he said hospitalizations and deaths from covid 19 in the u. s are far less now than several months ago . dr fauci also said to continue making progress against the virus. it will be important for people to get the recently approved booster shots. the target the sub variant strains of covid-19. now the u. s will likely see another surge of covid cases this fall in winter. that's according to scientists who spoke to nature magazine.

they say the reasons include new coronavirus variants emerging around the world. more people gathering at indoor events and people not keeping up to date with those latest booster shots are time is 5 57. doctors have an extra message for people who are wary of getting back scenes. don't skip getting that annual flu shot this fall for the first time, senior citizens are urged to get a special extra strength dose here in the us the annual flu vaccinations are recommended , starting with six month old children because senior citizens don't respond as well to the traditional flu shot. the us now recommends they get one of three types made with higher doses or an immune boosting ingredient. much of the population hasn't seen blue for the last two or three years, and if they have, it's not many people, so that's the first rain so we don't have a lot of population immunity. the second reason is that we're seeing the writing on the wall with what happened in australia,

new zealand, brazil, argentina, south africa, which is a bigger flu season than even 2019. and we're just bracing ourselves. we're hoping for the best, but you know we're looking at these other countries gives us uh, sign of what might be coming in the u. s companies that make the two most widely used. covid vaccines now are testing flu shots made with the same technology. we do believe we could have potential serial killer. new details about the search for a suspected serial killer in the central valley. how the police? they're connected murders in stockton's and right here in the bay area. every year during the month of october. all of a sudden we hear those those planes flying through and starting today, you can check out some of the navy ships now docked in san francisco will tell you what's ahead today for fleet week. from

ktvu. fox two news. this morning's onto well good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook wednesday morning. october 5th. and tomorrow and friday, according to steve, the best days to see the blue angels and they're practicing. it sure looks like those will be the best days. i think they'll get the most son. i'm probably still be some fog, but it's more confined to the coast now not like it won't be like yesterday. although it may come back by the time we get to the weekend, but still thursday and friday are looking to be the best day for the blue angels here. fogs bases are very low. we have to reduce visibility on some of that fog. it'll burn off sooner. if anything that moves inland, there's not as much so your weather wisdom for the day has fog near the coast. sunny a little warmer temperatures now 60 seventies and some low to mid eighties, maybe pushing a little bit warmer, especially livermore to 87. alright sounds here at six o'clock. this is when things usually pick up and he tells us

things are picking up a little bit. steve here at the bay bridge. we do see some slowing. the metering lights have been turned on. and it's not that unusual. to have some slow traffic there at the moment. we're also seeing that some of these other commuters are beginning to gain a little bit of steam. how way forward always seems we have a stall or something going on at the willow past grade. it's still slow there anyway, though, and if you're driving on 6 80, it still looks good from additional walnut creek at 601. let's go back to the headlines. okay, sal . thank you. well police in stock didn't believe they have a serial murder case after they linked seven shootings in the last two years, and they have video. a person of interest. he shows up near the scene of several of those attacks. andre seniors in the studio now to tell us about the first shooting that happened in oakland last year. the stockton police chief says the killer seems to be quote. on a mission, but investigators have not been able to figure out what the motive for the shootings might be. at this time. they do not believe that person of interest is a

suspect but could have information that would be harmful to them or helpful to them. the first shootings happened in april of last year. people in the east oakland neighborhood say they were awakened by gunshots just before 4 30 in the morning on april 10th. the victim was a homeless man who died on harmon avenue shortly after being shot twice. people who live in the area say the victim wasn't it wasn't a worry for anyone who lived in the area. his nature was a good person. you know, he earned its money by working on cars around the neighborhood. the shooting happened in stockton. six days later, a woman was shot and survived. at the time, there was no reason to believe the cases were linked and 14. months later , another man in stockton was shot and killed. like the earlier shootings. they happened early in the morning when the victim was alone in the dark and away from surveillance cameras. that was followed by five more deadly shootings under similar circumstances and all of stockton. it took on too late last month for stocks and police to connect them all. we're still

submitting evidence at this time , which means so far as we've gotten some local hits, but as an evidence continues the process and examined it will alert us if there's a match outside of this county or other places. the chief alluded to the same weapon being used in all the shootings, but wouldn't say anything more. police say they're struggling to find a motive here. none of the victims were beaten or robbed, and there doesn't appear to be any connection to drugs or gangs. now investigators are asking the public to help find the killer back to you, andre. thank you. well, the former sheriff of sacramento county john mcguinness says the release of ballistic information in this case is significant. the challenge now is to try to determine what what this person they have in mind in terms of what they want to where they want to strike next. who the next victim? maybe it sounds like there's some pretty good, uh, variety in terms of the nature and demographic descriptions of the victims thus

far, so it's not as though one particular group of people can be giving an admonishment as 22 courses of action they need to take to protect themselves. this is rather widespread, and here is another look at the image of the person of interest released by the police. take a look at it if you know anything about the killings and stockton's or in oakland called crimestoppers, you can see the number on your tv screen and a $125,000 reward is offered for information that leads to an arrest in these killings. don't forget steve. right here with us on ktvu for more development in the search for this suspected serial killer will bring you the latest on air and online. just go to ktvu .com . there was another fatal shooting in oakland. this time a man was shot and killed after he tried to stop thieves from stealing a catalytic converter, his family, says 60 year old arturo coronado. already had one catalytic converter stolen from his toyota sequoia outside his home in the glenview district,

his daughter told us in the past, her dad has confronted thieves who tried to steal his tools. usually he'll tell them to stop. but this time they shot him. he was everything i could have asked for the dad. given the circumstances that we grew up in, he did his best to be the best dad. oakland police say they do not have enough evidence yet to make any arrests, but they are asking anyone with surveillance video in the area or other information to please give them a call time is 605. oakland officials hope that the nation's only citywide violence prevention department can help reduce crime department was created five years ago. it's been fully staffed since 2020 the 31 employees helped to build community and reduce violence and high risk areas. the head of that department says events in those areas are aimed at improving safety. job. is to talk to people to reduce retaliation when there's a shooting. to provide trauma,

informed services. the violence in oakland is multi generational , and it gets fueled by this. cycle of trauma that keeps circling itself. chief guillermo says, but that has spent 30 years as an oakland social worker and says building a sense of community is a big part of what his department does. our time is six oh, six. today president biden flies to florida he's going to see the devastation caused by hurricane ian. the president and first lady will visit fort myers, florida they will also meet with people who live there. small business owners and florida governor rhonda santos, now governor de santis and president biden has been critical of each other. however the white house says this visit is not about politics. it's about helping florida recover. there will be plenty of time to just plenty of time to discuss differences between the president and the governor. and but now is not the time. the president is scheduled to spend about four hours in florida today hurricane and

killed more than 100 people, and there are parts of florida's gulf coast that are still not reachable one week after the hurricane made landfall near fort myers, hundreds of thousands of people still have no electricity this morning. utility crews hope to get the power back on to most of their customers by friday. and florida's biggest utility company says investments that were made over the past decade helped to improve florida's electrical infrastructure. but you don't do is you don't driving down major thoroughfares and seeing two miles of every poll knocked down now it may take several weeks to restore power in some of the hardest hit communities, ktvu and fox are teaming up with the red cross to help the hurricane victims. foxes donated $1 million to the relief effort, and you can help out by scanning the q r code on your screen to make a donation will be used for shelter meals, medical support. lies and more

well, it is fleet week and ship tours begin today along san francisco's embarcadero, several navy and coast guard ships will be open to the public ktvu amanda quintana live in the city with what we can expect for the festivities today, amanda yes. well, we could see a flood of visitors here in san francisco today. there are a few events you can take part of. you can tour one of the ships that you see behind me. you can also see some artwork from veterans and also see performances from military bands. now the public ship tours those begin at 10 this morning, and they are free and open to the public. you can see each ship platform type in the ports. climbing aboard carriers and cruisers docked here at the embarcadero. it's really a chance for the community to see what the day to day lives of navy sailors is really like. the whole idea of fleet week is for you the public to get an opportunity to meet the sailors and marines serving our country. recognize us

because of these sterling lee awesome uniforms and the ridiculously short haircuts. please say hi. ask us hard questions about what we do, because it's really important. you understand it. i think when you see those young folks are going to be impressed like i am every day. at the same time. this is a big training week for san francisco's first responders . they use this time to conduct a joint military and civilian disaster response exercises to prepare for major disasters such as earthquakes this morning, san francisco firefighters are providing tactical urban search and rescue training to the military, and they make a pretty friendly competition out of it, too. those band performances. those are at noon in different locations across the city, including performances by the navy band southwest and the first marine division band and you can see veterans photography display that's at the academy of art university. so there is a lot to see today and even more the rest of the week. this is a family friendly event in san

francisco leaders say that there really excited to finally welcome people back to san francisco. let everyone know that it is open for visitors here in the city live in san francisco. amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. all right, amanda . thank you. and we have beautiful weather week. i think we all have favorite spots. maybe for watching the blue angels. i don't know if you reveal yours, sal or not, but there's all kinds of little places you can go and watch right. well i won't reveal my spot, but i will share pictures afterwards. great okay. fantastic photographer, firing up the old camera body or two and getting out there on for thursday. i think there's going to be the day. alright let's let's go and take a look at what we have now on the commute. look at highway four. look at that see of headlights. ah it's kind of a cool picture, but it's not one you really want to see. look at all that slow traffic getting over now we had elaine blockage

on how we four westbound on the willow past grade. it's especially slow. let me put it on the map here for you. westbound highway four. look at all that slow traffic queuing up here. so if you are leaving the house, please give yourself a little extra time on highway four. now in the willow pass road on ramp. there was a non injury crash. but you know people being how they are. they look at it, especially early. since there was a tesla involved people like two point oh, anyway , you can see traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up to about the end of the parking lot. those metering lights from when we come back a little later on, we'll take a look at the south bay commute. i'll give you a hint, though there's not much to talk about their yet 6 11. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you, sal, the elon musk twitter takeover saga may be nearing a resolution will tell you why local law professor believes the tesla ceo is willing to pay $44 billion after all for the san francisco company plus. it was historic

and historic night in baseball for a native from northern california, the latest on where aaron judge now stands when it comes to the best home run seasons of all time. prop 27 sends 90% of profits from online sports betting to out-of-state corporations in places like new york and boston.

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russia president vladimir putin signed laws absorbing for regions of ukraine into russia, finalizing annexation that violated international law. meantime ukrainian forces continue taking back towns and cities, many in the areas recently annexed by russia. the experts say the battlefield losses for russia, putting vladimir putin in a dangerous spot. becoming in some ways make or break for putin. his abilities to survive depends on some level by saying, i've

succeeded. ukrainian officials have working on a new prisoner exchange hoping to free prisoners of war on both sides. former president donald trump asking the u. s. supreme court to step into the legal fight over documents seized from mar a. lago trump's legal team asked the high court to overturn an 11th circuit court ruling, which stopped the special master from reviewing 100 documents marked classified that were confiscated in the fbi search. the justice department argues there's no legal basis for the special master to do their own review of classified records. shares of twitter set to drop slightly this morning when stocks start trading about 15 minutes from now that's up to twitter stock soared 22% yesterday, uh, closing at $52 a share on the news. the deal on musk will proceed after all to buy twitter for about $44 billion mask had

tried to block back out of the deal, but twitter sued. the sides were scheduled to go to court later this month. depositions are generally unpleasant that their combative it wouldn't be surprised if avoiding that unpleasant experience was part of what he was thinking about. must continue about the future. we need tweeted last night that buying twitter accelerates the effort to create x. the everything app. he has long been intrigued with what's known as super apps and asia. we chat is the most popular app in china. it's described as facebook, twitter, snapchat and paypal rolled into one. alright time is 6 16 restaurant in the east bay city of danville can now keep their park let's until the year 2025. last night, the danville town council unanimously approved the measure extending using expanded outdoor dining areas. that ordinance was due to expire at the end of this year. the extension does, however, set tougher safety and design

guidelines like using materials consistent with the architectural style of nearby buildings. well. today is the last day of the regular season for major league baseball. but who wins and loses today doesn't actually matter for the playoffs . the bracket for the postseason is already set. neither the giants nor the a's made the playoffs. but if the giants win against the padres, they could end the season with a 500 record . all right, roger maris has to move over now because aaron judge is the new all time american league single season home run leader. the history. last night, aaron judge surpassed the old record held by roger maris of 61 home runs, he reached 60 home runs faster than babe ruth did back in 1927, and he's also doing it without the steroid scandals that tainted

barry bonds. 73 home run season in 2001 look at that swing. even though aaron judge who grew up as a giants fan, says he's a fan of barry bonds, he admits. he's the record holder. it's just textbook, though. look at his swing. it's like perfect like like a golfer style with a good swing when they just pose for a moment, he just poses for a moment in that nice attitude, though he does have yeah, follow through it right. kind of thought you hold that swing, right? you know, it's kind of the same thing, right? pam's panza golfers. yeah she knows. pam has been known to sit there and environment follow through. and i'm here for it. i'm here for it. good morning, everyone. i give them grief pens, a good golfer. alright let's go out and take a look at the commute. this is a look at the commute at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up to the maze. metering lights are on. we do have slow

traffic all over contra costa county, which i told you about how we 46 80 still looks good. sam mateo bridge also still decent commute. we promised we'd touch on the south bay commute like look, this is not a mistake. that is a fog the end so i won't stay on it too long. but there's some fog in the south bay at 6 19, speaking of the weather, let's bring steve in steve. it's kind of it's very clear. for example, i'm looking at highway four on my screen here. it's clear, but it's foggy and san jose san jose does have some fog but east yes, it is clear now. yesterday we had the big push on the fog and low clouds will take a look here at the fleet week forecast friday looks to be the warmest day alright, looks clear their upper sixties maybe mid seventies. patchy fog returns saturday sunday looks like a little bit more fog and a little bit cooler temps. subject to change as i get closer to it, but that's the way it looks right now. hi gestured a we're on the cool side. i mean livermore, 84 gilroy, 82 after that napa, santa rosa san jose redwood city

, only 70 redwood city to 79 in napa oakland because of the overcast lasting a long time 68 in the city was only 63 degrees. now we still have fog. there's a lot out there. but the push inland has been reduced dramatically. so it's also the bases are quite low. san martin zero visibility a quarter mile watson ville salinas to monterey. thick fog has been a little bit to the north. but by far and away the thickest has been down south. sunny away warmer temps inland. lots of fog near the coast, so forties fifties sixties on the temps there 47 santa rosa, petaluma as well as in there, the highest building in squashing the fun compressing it, but there's still a ton out there, so unless we get an offshore breeze, i don't think it's going anywhere. so we'll get some warmer attempts inland and temperatures morning clouds and favoring the coast 60 seventies their seventies bayside eighties inland it mainly mid eighties. a week from today could be a big change could be, he says. now there's signs that alone was going to drop in. if it stays on

the least side of this year will get an offshore event. however if it does, this comes in comes in, comes in and goes over here. that would be a cold and windy and maybe showery pattern, so stay tuned to be a week away, but there's already lots of chatter about it. i will say this the p and a, which is a tele connection. that we look at favors the low closer to the west, so we'll see. we'll see 60 seventies eighties. there will not be a quiz. i promise coast fog on the increase for maybe just the coast, but inland temps will bump up to friday. maybe saturday. then it looks cooler on sunday. all right. thank you, steve. another day, another local nobel prize winner, the bay area scientists who became the second one this week to win one of the top prizes in the world. and california's drought could be particularly damaging for certain communities up next, the new concerns from scientists about the future of areas like the central valley

in the case of a man charged with murdering a student from cal poly back in 1996 paul flores is accused of killing christian smart and then disposing of her body which has never been found. closing arguments ended yesterday with prosecutors saying the evidence is clear. the defense attorneys questioned the credibility of witnesses. the father of paul flores. ruben flores is charged with helping hide christian smarts body closing arguments in the father's case start today. scientists worry that california's drought will cause irreparable damage to the state , particularly within rural communities. the state says more than 1200 wells have run dry this year, fewer than 100 wells went dry and 2018 2019 or 2021 man who rents out his farm in

san joaquin valley used to get water from his neighbors. well, but it ran dry two years ago. eels water in five gallon jugs each day at a friend's house. hopefully we get some rain and then, uh, help us with our solution, but yeah, it's a big need. water. we need water, water water. researchers say serious groundwater management problems have been brewing for years in the western us, but the drought is bringing the issue to the forefront. both domestic and municipal wealth are running dry. we are midway through yon kapur, the holiest day on the jewish calendar. the day of atonement began at sundown last night. it continues through sunset. tonight jews around the world are spending the day reflecting on the past year and fasting. it also is considered a day to ask forgiveness for all transgressions in the last year and resolved to do better in the year ahead. in just a few hours.

a crew of four astronauts are scheduled to launch from kennedy space center and head to the international space station. i want to take you there live commander nicole man and her crew will write a new falcon nine rocket to the station. wels underway. other crew members include a veteran japanese astronaut and the first russian cosmonaut to launch from the u. s in 20 years. it's incredible to see the team come together, although we come to the cape quite often as astronauts, it's a different feeling entirely. when you come and you see the rocket that you'll be flying on . well, this is the first space journey for three of the four crew members. they will spend six months at the station conducting more than 200 experiments, including studies on heart health. that's important information to have when crews start making the long journey to mars. well. gas prices could hit record highs in the bay area once again today, we'll tell you why some energy analysts are questioning the

recent spike at the pump. and the state's top law enforcement officers pledging to help fight the shootings and the violence in oakland what he wants to do following a violent few weeks in the east bay.

area now has another new nobel prize winner will tell you about the stanford scientists who just hours ago became the newest member of that elite group and in oakland school that's been closed since several people were shot on the campus last week finally reopens. we'll tell you what beta tech charter sto keep students safe. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on t take you live to the opening

bell. that big two day rally seems to be over. unfortunately stocks are headed lower this morning. a lot of cheering there ringing the bell, new york is celebrating the empire state building run ups. bringing that bell live the world's first tower run now in its 44th year, people run up all 86 flights. 1576 stairs, it raises money for challenged athletes. and i have some trivia for you. go ahead, dave and steve and you at home. how long do you think it takes those fastest runners to go up all of those flights? 86 flights , um, half hour. oh, steve says an hour you say it's 10 minutes , 10 minutes, 10 minutes right now. you know that guy didn't take the elevator issue that only takes one minute of all of that, right? that's pretty impressive. right? okay. very all right. we do have forecast

that might be uplifting to you. if you're inland, you'll get log temperatures on the coast sixties. inland temps w so fog t sunny and warmer if you're away from the coast of your by the coast, probably not much change so sixties seventies and now eighties. 6 31 salis here and he's going to start with the east bay. steve we have a lot of slow traffic developing, which is nothing new things are getting slow in. many of these commutes. contra costa county always seems to take it on the chin. early highway four is pretty slow coming westbound. we had an earlier crash. not serious, but it was something to look at. and it slowed traffic. you can see that. how we four is pretty slow all the way back from antioch into concord. although 6 80 doesn't have a big slowdown just yet. 80 has a slowdown from panel into richmond and at the bay bridge toll plaza. there is a backup here of about 5 to 10 minutes before you make it onto the

bridge, 6 31. let's go back to the headlines. thank you. walter bay area has another new nobel prize winner. just a couple of hours ago. the nobel prize committee awarded the prize in chemistry to caroline britos e a professor at stanford to others that chemists are sharing that award all three or credited with pioneering a new field of biochemistry ktvu sally rasmus here in the studio now to explain. good morning. good morning, dave will that field of chemistry is informally called click chemistry and the concept behind it, snapping molecules together as if they were lego blocks to b and materials. caroline tosi, a bay area chemist in stanford professor is considered one of the founders of this field and early this morning, she got the call that she had won the nobel prize for her work. was it a shock to obtain this call in the middle of the night? yes that's an understatement. i'm still not

entirely positive that it's real , but it's getting really by the minute. number. tosi is one of three chemists jointly awarded the nobel prize in chemistry. morton meld all from the university of copenhagen and k. barry sharpless from scripts. research are also winning the award. they were the first to discover click chemistry was even possible. but what we're tosi is credited with doing is discovering a way to safely use that click chemistry within the human body to do things like deliver cancer drugs and see how cells work within our body, now , in an interview with the nobel committee after winning her award, she talked about some of the price. optical applications of her work. the development of new ways of treating diseases and diagnosing diseases. i think that these are areas that will be very strongly impacted by click chemistry as they already have been. and one of the other nobel prize winners. barry sharpless, earned his a professor at stanford but studied and worked as a professor, also three professoro

won will all share the $900,000 prize. david pam, back to you. okay ali. thank you time now. 6 34 happening this morning. oakland's bay tech charter school is reopening today after it was closed last week after several people were shocked on the campus. bay tech is among several schools on the campus of king estates. administrators will have extra staff and extra security at the drop off locations to make sure students and families are safe. the police are still out there searching for whoever was responsible for the shooting that injured six people a week ago. attorney general rob bonta says he is working to reduce gun violence in oakland after a violent few weeks. along with the contra costa county district attorney in oakland mayor libby schaaf attended the prosecutors alliance of california conference. that event focused on preventing interrupting and healing from gun violence. we all know what's happening in our nation right now, and we all know that it's unacceptable. bullets fired indiscriminately.

lives taken. in mass on a daily basis. the pain feels, of course , particularly acute in recent days with 111 people shot and killed in our nation every day. what we are doing is not enough. banta says the state department of justice has been taking legal action against firearm traffickers and ghost gun manufacturers as well as retailers. oakland mayor libby schaaf is finishing up the final months as mayor of oakland, and she gave a state of the city address the city council and acknowledge there is a feeling of anxiety about the future of oakland. she says the three biggest issues facing the city crime blight and homelessness that more of our own housed are in shelter is something to acknowledge that our work has had that positive impact. it literally is doubled in these three years, the number of

people who are now sheltered the mayor shop will deliver her community state of the city address october 19th in the fruitvale district. california is now just a penny away from matching the state's highest recorded gasoline price average . triple a says a gallon of unleaded gas averages $6.43 a gallon this morning. up two cents from just yesterday. the national average is also going up, but we're still paying more than $2 a gallon more compared to the rest of the country. energy economists have long called the difference in price here in california, compared to the rest of the country a mystery that is happening somewhere in the retail distribution and marketing and retailing sector, but it's not clear where the governor newsom is blasting petroleum producers and refineries, calling them greedy oil companies, accusing

them of ripping off the people of california. but some relief may be coming starting friday. that's when the state starts sending out inflation relief checks to millions of californians happening today, san francisco school district will hold special events to mark walk and roll the school week. this campaign encourages students and their families to head to school to improve their health and fight climate change by doing that instead of driving . they are asked to walk or ride a bike or scooter to class. today's events include the superintendent walking to sunnyside elementary, which is in a safety zone, limiting car traffic. so if you want to get your school on board of your district safe routes to school hmm. organization contact. they help you with this, but car and traffic safety cells. perfect lead to you and the commute. just reminder for people keep an eye on all those. it's still dark outside. yes you know, as i drive to work today, i was driving and i'm you know, drive like an old man now, honestly,

driving slow, and it's good thing, too, because it was a pedestrian in the crosswalk wearing all black really right. and you know, here i am. this is where actions are pretty dark. yeah, this is where i'm glad i'm rolling like my dad. anyway good morning, everyone. let's go out and take be careful out. there is the moral of the story, especially when it's dark. this is the richmond bridge. not looking great. not great, bob. look at all this slow traffic heading across the span here. now it's slow, even just getting onto the bridge. there is report. of a new collision here just happened about 10 minutes ago, westbound bay bridge or restaurant, richmond bridge. a semi versus a toyota toyota vehicle here, blocking one of the lanes and you can see traffic is at a standstill highway four. also not looking great, westbound slow. there was an earlier crash. it's been clear but the damage is done. and you can see for yourself on the map so slow that is and if you're driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, it is backed up to

the maze. 6 38. let's go to steve. now, with a check of today's weather. there's that south castaneda. he's driving like an old man. well you know, when i was younger, i had the lead foot and now i'm glad i drive slow, because some you know these days is kind of tough. especially through neighborhoods. i always slow down going through the neighbor because you never know anymore are yesterday was a cooler day. we had two big big fog bank, and it made it well inland and didn't burn off for a while for some, so livermore on this panel, the warmest at an ice 84 gilroy is 82 napa 79 santa rosa in town, 78 san jose. it was only 74 redwood city. a cool 70 oakland only 68 in san francisco is 63 degrees. we still have fog on the coast. there's a little bit bayside and there's not much inland. what's inland has reduced the visibility. so santa rosa quarter of a mile petaluma three quarters, napa's was down to one another 3 5.5 moon bay after that inland, there's no issues but on the coast, especially down santa clara

valley, san martin, zero, sold out watson villa, quarter a mile salinas and monterey so thick, thick fog around santa cruz down the monterey. keep that in mind if you're in that direction or going that direction, coast fog, it'll be warmer inland due to the other hides building in compressing the fog. so napa 79 yesterday we got 83 today. wanna creek, the 86, palo alto and san jose 74 to 80 degrees forties fifties on most of the temps here, fremont's down to 52 49 palo alto. san carlos at 50 46, petaluma napa airports 50 so there are some cool owes. you can see. there's plenty of low clouds out there in the grave from seattle all the way down the bar. but again, the bases are coming down is that high builds in so we'll get a little bit warmer bump up in those temps today, probably into friday, 60 seventies eighties, most locations being the mid eighties, maybe near 90 by friday. big question will be next week, especially next wednesday. there are signs of a low now it depends on where it goes. if it comes in and stays on the lee side, we will have probably a wind event. however

if it does this and comes to the west, it'll be cold and maybe showery so something to watch for a week from today, 60 seventies eighties on the temps warmer, inland temps coast and but i don't think you're jumping up all that much, but it'll be the warmest day looks to be friday that a little clearer but still nice on the weekend. alright, steve. thank you time 6 41 tesla making a big change to the way it's autopilot works how it could affect drivers and the people around them. alright let's check in with gasia mikaelian in our newsroom. you have some good stories for us coming up here on morning sun, too. we do. there's something fishy going on pam and dave right off the shores of lake irian, ohio, a cheating scandal has rocked the world of competitive fishing coming up in the next hour of mornings on to how some contestants tried to cheat their way to the leaderboard. then we'll focus on what's happening here at home, a community fed up demanding action after a number of violent weeks in oakland. city leaders are working to come up with a plan to quell the spike in

violence coming up on mornings on two in the eight o'clock hour . we're talking live one on one with oakland mayor libby, chef on what she wants to see doug to help stop gun violence in her city. stay with us.

a transgender teenager who was killed 20 years ago is still fighting for more protections for the lgbtq community. gwen ah ho was killed 20 years ago at a house party by four young men in newark who discovered she was biologically male on the 20th anniversary of her, killing her mother, sylvia guerrero,

remember to daughter at the main library in san francisco, where she felt safe. the teenager felt safe. she had a call. all of action and a message for parents. it's unconditional love that you should have for your children. and i'm at peace because i know that gwen left this world. with my love. transgender speakers at the event on tuesday included a teacher and an alameda county superior court judge who say more resources are available. help is available. the governor also recently signed a new law that will provide refuge for trans kids and their families from those states. criminalizing gender affirming healthcare. a class action lawsuit has been filed against john muir health. that lawsuit accuses the hospital of charging more than $6000 for routine drug screenings. the typically cost about $100. the lawsuit was filed in the superior court of california for the county of contra costa. the suit alleges

the hospitals building practices are unlawful, unfair and fraudulent. now, in a statement to ktvu john muir denied the allegations, saying, in part quote, we have no record of any complaints about the case. are provided the charges or the bill prior to this news release, the law firms representing the patients seem more concerned with generating publicity, then determining the truth. it goes on to say the claims will not withstand scrutiny in a court of law time is 6 46 1st. lady joe biden is due to come to san francisco on friday. it's part of the biden administrations, cancer moonshot and also marking breast cancer awareness month. white house has the first lady will visit the ucsf helen diller family comprehensive cancer center to highlight improvements and advances in breast cancer research, as well as programs supporting breast cancer patients. survivors and caregivers. she's also due to deliver remarks at the democratic congressional

campaign committee, women's lunch and issues conference in today's dollars and cents. amazon is the latest tech company to initiate a hiring freeze. amazon sent an internal memo saying they won't hire any corporate positions through the rest of the year. amazon says they still have a significant number of openings, but they expect to quote keep adjusting our hiring strategies. candidates with interviews scheduled before october, 15th could still get offers, but they would not start until next year . facebook's parent company is planning to reduce its offices around the world, the meta executive tells the wall street journal. the company wants to pivot from larger campuses to smaller buildings company is looking into letting some office leases expire or give up office space that was never used. many of metas employees continue to work on a hybrid schedule since the onset of the pandemic. ceo mark zuckerberg told employees last week that meta is freezing hiring and taking other steps to reduce costs uber, though bringing more employees back

into the office, the rideshare company told employees they will need to return to the office twice a week. starting next month. uber says it wants to maximize in person collaboration by having office employees on site on tuesdays and thursdays. the company is still allowing some exceptions. and tesla is removing ultrasonic sensors from its new vehicles. the company says it's removing the sensors because of improvements with the camera based safety and driver assist software. the announcement comes after the automotive company announced it was removing radar from its vehicles in may of last year, the transition will temporarily limit automated parking features for those newer vehicles without sensors, but won't affect crash safety ratings. what do you think, pam? it's all very interesting because it can be done via software update. just like your phone right can easily go to south castaneda. he's watching your morning commute. he's right here. so you know what pam said, is absolutely true. in other automakers are now striving to copy that, so

they can. it makes it easier than having to take your car in right until for a recall. you can just do it over the over the air. so all right. good morning, everyone. i have some good news about the richmond bridge. westbound there was a crash right near the toll plaza. well they got it out of the way and look how quickly the traffic improved. it looks great now or at least better than it was. you can see. traffic is going to be okay. it's still a little bit backed up. it's going to take a little while to unwind. but i'm happy about that. how we for the same thing. we had an earlier crash right near willow pass road that's been cleared up. things are getting slightly better. this is the morning crush show is really not going to get great, but it's getting better. likewise with the bay bridge, wondering why we don't mention the peninsula match or the south bay. that's because right now those commutes are doing pretty well. they will start to change pretty soon. and we'll be on it. 6 49. let's talk about today's weather here, steve. thank you, sir. we had a huge fog bank yesterday. now we still have fog today, but it's

come down the bases have come down. you can see that yesterday it persisted. most of the day kept temperatures well below 75 to 80 degrees from many locations only the most inland actually bumped up into the low eighties. quarter mile visibility. sonoma county airport, petaluma three quarters , okay. in novato, napa has been airports been bouncing between a mile and three miles. visibility inland. it's not a problem. but, boy, is it ever santa clara valley san martin zero visibility watson ville salinas , monterey thick, thick, thick, dense fog there, so coast fog bay fog that will burn off sooner today. compared to yesterday. it will be warmer inland. i don't think the coast changes all that much. now in london has been pretty nice. we are looking for a little bump up here as we head towards at least friday. now i'm cooler than many. so i do my own forecast highs. 82 yesterday wednesday today will go 86 87 to near 90 on friday and still operating on saturday. then it looks like it starts to come down as we head into sunday forties fifties and

sixties on attempts here. 46 petaluma 49 palo alto, so there are a lot of 40 showing up here. the highest compressing that fog bank, but it's up and down the west coast, so there's plenty to go around and without an offshore breeze. it's not going anywhere. it's just getting compressed. so 60 seventies eighties on the temps, it does look a little warmer inland going into friday and saturday. the big chatter. the big news would be possibility next week. now all indications are there's going to be a low drop again. if it stays on the lee side of the sierra will get windy. it will be an offshore wind event. however it comes in and drifts more to the west. then that would be a colder pattern and maybe one that could produce some scattered rain, so we'll see. it's a week away. sixties seventies eighties on the temps inland temps will continue to bump up. don't see a huge change over by the coast, though it looks cooler, though, as we head towards the weekend, alright, see, thank you time 6 51 the one bug that almost everybody hates to see in your house. could be perfect for search and rescue missions coming up in the next hour. we're sure you cockroaches

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there were only five weeks away from election day, and new polling shows two proposals for bringing more sports betting options that california will probably fail. new uc berkeley, both islands 42% of likely voters plan to vote no on prop 26 that would allow ian person sports betting on tribal lands. 31% say they will vote in favor of it, the prop 27 that would allow online sports betting appears to be even less likely. to pass 53% of black voters say they plan to vote no on prop 27 27% say they will vote. four it meantime, the climate proposition that's put governor newsom at odds with his own party has divided voters. 30 would increase the taxes on millionaires to pay for various climate goals. 49% of voters say

they plan to vote for it. 37% are against him. it is 6 55. the latest polling out also shows the governor gavin gavin newsom , has a good chance of being re elected to another term. 53% of likely voters say they plan to vote for gavin newsom 32% say they support the republican state senator brian dolly, the results mirror a similar uc berkeley poll from last month. well the descendants of the founder of uc hastings law school in san francisco are suing now to stop the university of california from changing the name of the school. a lawsuit was filed yesterday by the family of uc hastings founder sarandos hastings, arguing that the state agreed to name the school for him permanently 150 years ago when he put up the money to pay for the score to be established. they also say there is no direct proof of the allegations that he paid

militias to kill native americans. this issue was investigated by the california state legislature in 18 60 with live witness, and no blame was placed on serena's family is suing for the $100,000 their ancestor put up plus interests, which makes it a brown $1.7 billion. lawmakers want to know why the family didn't come forward sooner. we never saw the plaintiffs every committee standing up to oppose the legislation to go through that very public process. they had that time, but we i didn't hear of them. standing up in front of the very public board of trustees meetings. officials at the law school released a statement saying the change was part of a long, deliberate process and that it's committed to moving forward with the plan to rename the school to the uc college of law. san francisco. well, dr anthony fauci says while the covid-19 virus has not

been eliminated, yet the continuing pandemic is moving in the right direction. dr. fauci took part in the discussion hosted by the university of southern california and said the number of hospitalizations and deaths from covid 19 in the u. s or a lot less now than several months ago. dr fauci said. continue making progress against the virus. it will be important for people to get the recently approved booster shots targeting the sub variant strains of covid 19 and the u. s. would likely see another surge of covid cases this fall and winter, according to scientists who spoke to nature magazine. they say the reasons include new covid variants emerging around the world war people gathering at indoor events and people not keeping up to date on getting the latest vaccine booster shots . it is 6 58 state and federal water officials are warning the people of california brace for little or no water from

california's main reservoirs in the coming year. this comes as the u c. berkeley central sierra snow lab says the information they used to addict. future snowfall is becoming less reliable. researchers say that instead of consistent snow, we're seeing weeks of no new snow between storms. so we're not getting that kind of average smooth bump up across the course of the season. it's kind of these jagged jumps that have existed in the past, but not to the same frequency or extremes that we're seeing them now, and they say those erratic weather patterns make predicting the outcome this winter almost impossible. suspected serial killer in the central valley with ties to the bay area. the video of a person of interest just released and how long ago. police say the string of killings likely started. then president biden expected to leave the white house soon for a planned trip to florida, where he will survey the damage left

behind by hurricane ian, who he plans to meet with once he arrives. then get ready to hear that familiar sound planes soaring through the air as fleet week returns to san francisco. we're live in the city to show you how things are kicking off today in a big way along the embarcadero. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto enjoying some chamber of commerce weather. thanks so much for joining us. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. we're in the middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's october. 5th you think the boys might want to see those navy point counting the minutes? we usually make a trip out there every year. i have to find a parking spot this year. if we don't take part we'll figure that out. alright, well, steve harvey, i p there. yeah circling those blocks, just like you are. um, we do have a fog bank out there not as big as yesterday. the youtube so there's some thick fog reduced visibility north, mainly south. once that lifts an inland temps will warm up a little bit. we'll start this