aren't just happening in san francisco, but other cities, too. there are a few new bumps in the road intentionally installed to stop the side shows in san francisco and lot of people and the minute they hear the siren man are moving out there pulling out quick. so this is a good thing for the community. i appreciate it. donut deterring speed bumps now guard the intersection of plymouth avenue and sido a street in the ingleside neighborhood a couple blocks from to 80. it's a hot spot for stunt drivers. until now, i see two people come and try to do it still, but no way unless they want to flip over. yeah seven different city intersections are undergoing an experiment all to curb the increasing side shows and increasing expense. besides creating safety problems, it also creates significant maintenance costs for us every time we have to go and re striped crosswalks in an

intersection that costs us about $5000. so what we're trying to do is to find low cost solutions that reduce exhibition driving behavior while improving safety for everyone in the rib at alamein e boulevard in geneva avenue x's marked the spot with what are called botts dots. i don't know if they're just small bumps. i don't know if they're actually gonna work so i hope they do a different tool being tested to stop the stunts cost ranging from 5000 to $30,000 an intersection. it's not cheap, but it's cheaper than doing a repeated repairs every single month. san francisco is not alone. a pilot project in oakland targets 10 spots, police say are a problem posts are popping up in center lines and more botts dots to prevent donuts. down in san jose 10 intersections are getting chatter bars and raised pavement markers. still some don't think it's enough. this is not going to stop us slide show. you need food police enforcement for that

they move from one area to the other plan for now, figure out what bumps work best to make skipping in circles impossible, then add and expand to other intersections to curb what many are seeing. like new, you know, fresh tracks all the time. san francisco police does have a stunt driving response unit. just last weekend, there were several side shows that are now under investigation, but so far no arrests have been made. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news and we all know something has to be done. it's kind of like cat and mouse. they put these in one area. then it just kind of like the lady says they moved to another area, is it? how new is this and how many different intersections? will they put these bumps in? well there are seven different intersections just in san francisco. they're looking to expand. based on what research they developed from these intersections because of those different techniques than they want to expand it to other neighborhoods. other cities have done this. they started doing it last year in oakland. of course , san jose is trying to do this

as well. and really, it's to try to keep costs down when it comes to maintaining some of the most popular intersections where these things take place. they hope by putting this stuff in place, it won't happen quite as much. or at least that message will get out there. that stunt driving is not a good thing. alright, that's everybody's hope. alright, brooks. thank you. now to the central valley people in merced remembering the four family members who were kidnapped and killed the bodies of a baby girl. her parents and her uncle were found in an orchard two days after they were taken at gunpoint from their family business. we have since learned that the suspect in the case once worked for the family and had also sent angry text messages. to them a year ago. ktvu crime reporter henry lee as the latest on the story. a tragic ending for a family kidnapped in the central valley . the bodies of a baby girl, her parents and her uncle found by a rancher in an almond orchard in merced county. ktvu has learned from a source close to the

investigation that the two brothers were killed with a machete. the source says. the wife of one of them was then shot as she held her baby girl in her arms. that infant was then left to die. we were hoping, praying that we're going to find the family safe. and worst fears are realized, and the family is immeasurable on the grief that they're going through a suspect in the case, jesus salgado tried to kill himself in the town of atwater and is now under police guard at the hospital. merced county sheriff burn warranty says the suspect's been talking off and on with investigators the motive most likely financial related out of money. or anger, and it could be the both of those apply here. now the convicted robber could face murder charges with a special circumstance of multiple murder for allegedly killing eight month old urruti dairy. her parents, jazz, lean cower and jazz deep singh and her uncle amandeep singh. i've learned from the family the suspect had once worked for the victims who ran gateway parking and storage off south highway 59 in merced. a relative tells me salgado drove a truck for the

family. one time, authorities say this surveillance video shows the armed suspect leading brothers jazz deep in amandeep singh from the back of the business on monday morning. some people say well, they don't look distressed. well, i got to tell you right now, their heads were probably spending. they got a guy with a gun. who knows what comments or threats he did make suspect drives off with the victims in a truck and then returns to kidnap the mother and daughter. the truck belonging to the victim was found on fire the victim's whereabouts unknown until their bodies were found late wednesday afternoon. unfortunate part of this whole thing is that by the time we're getting into this investigation, we believe full heartedly that they murders have been committed , told prosecutors likely won't get this case until next week, so they have some time to review it. the suspect is still in the hospital and search for any accomplices is still ongoing. henry lee ktvu fox, two knees and the killing of the four family members in merced has been a shock, especially for those in the sick community. there have been a number of attacks and hate crimes leveled against this community in

northern california over the last few years coming up tonight at 6 30, we are taking a closer look at how this week killings every nude conversations about public safety. we're following developing news right now out of las vegas were two people were killed and six others were injured in a stabbing rampage. three of the survivors are in critical condition tonight it happened near the wind las vegas casino on the strip just before noon. police say the attacks ban to different locations and appeared to be totally unprovoked. the attacker ran off , but witnesses followed him and he was taken into custody. thankful for the community being witnesses to this, and as you can imagine what we have scores of witnesses to continue to get statements from and we have a number of video surveillance that we have to get through here . in the immediate future. police released one surveillance video of the man running from the scene. there's no word yet on a motive. witnesses say some of the victims appeared to be showgirls posing for photos with

tourists and appeared to be trying to protect others from the attacker. prison inmates cleaning an area of trash in back of ill are being hailed as heroes tonight for intervening as a woman was being stabbed along a bike trail. ktvu cristina rendon tells us. not only did that crew helps save the woman's life, they held down the suspect until police arrived. a 33 year old woman walking her dog on the alamo creek bike trail tuesday morning randomly attacked vacaville. police say, an 18 year old man began stabbing her california department of corrections and rehabilitation officer and an inmate crew cleaning up debris on the trail saw it happen and rushed to help. these photos are of an inmate cleanup crew in 2021 very unsettling because this is a completely unprovoked attack. i was told that it was a horrific scene. nicole king says the stabbing happened on the trail behind brookdale court, the cdcr officer put the 18 year old in handcuffs until police arrived. a spokesperson for the california department of

corrections and rehabilitation, says the officer. inmates also tended to the woman's wounds until first responders arrived. part of a statement reads thanks to the heroism displayed by the cdcr officer and the crew. a life was saved. the department is offering mental health services to those involved. we are very proud of the courage displayed and send our thoughts and support to the victim. we have to tip our hats off to the inmates and the cdcr officer. extremely brave, courageous. yeah. if they had not intervened then this would have been a totally different case, and i would have never known. i mean, it's sad because you should be able to be safe and being a safe space where you live, you know, so it's unfortunate that that happened. the woman has been released from the icu. she remains in the hospital. police aren't releasing details about her injuries, but say her appearance was physically altered. the suspect, 18 year old demarco ross parker is in solano county jail on charges of mayhem and attempted homicide. we understand that this is this is an anomaly in our city. and

it doesn't happen every day and we'll do what we can to prevent it from happening again. in the future of the whole thing is you have these inmates that are out here. a lot of people. look, these guys commit crimes, and you know their own work crews, and they always look at a minute in a bad life. sometimes we have to look at them. they're paying their price. they're doing what they need to do. in this case, it helps save a life. police say this story is a good reminder to always be aware of your surroundings. if you're going to be walking or cycling on any trail, let someone know where you're going. and when you're expected to be back in vacaville , cristina rendon ktvu fox two news state agency that oversees the hiring and firing within california's police departments will now audit every law enforcement agency in alameda, contra costa and san francisco counties. now this comes after 47 alameda county deputies were removed from their jobs after it surfaced that they received unsuitable marks on their psychological exams. the california commission on peace officer standards and training

told ktvu that a letter was sent to all the police departments in those three counties. asking them to make their hiring files available dating back to 2016, now to east oakland. students at ridsdale high school we're back on the king of state's campus today, just over a week after six people were shot there, some students received hugs as they entered the campus this morning , and there were counselors available to listen to any concerns. police were also on hand to make them feel safer. the district is also installing a secure door entry system, upgrading cameras and the staff portable radio system as well as revamping the lobby. not all of our kids are here today, and that's understandable. but we want all of them to know. maybe some will see the news today and just know that we're here for them ready to serve them. at least two gunmen entered the ridsdale continuation high school eight days ago and started shooting as security guard counselor to other campus employees and two adult students were wounded at berkeley woman

is accused of trying to kidnap three teenagers and a child. police say they arrested 36 year old dominique walker yesterday after searching for her for weeks. officers say she approached or trying to lure children between the ages of 12 and 15 into her car in four separate cases between late august and september. 20th investigators say key information from a witness was able to help officers confirm her identity. thailand is mourning the killing of dozens of children at a daycare in a mass shooting how people are stepping in to try to help in a time of tragedy, taking an active role in trying to stop election misinformation from foreign actors why agents say voters can trust the integrity of next month's election. will there or will there not be any vlog for the fleet week festivities kick starting tomorrow, with the blue angels taking to the skies above the bay area. we've got the forecast on deck. but first governor newsom and three of his west

coast counterparts are doubling down on their commitment commitment to climate goals. how they say the west coast can lead the rest of the country and a quick check of that thursday evening communities. we give you a live look at the san mateo bridge, one of the longest bridges here in the bay area, pretty smooth sailing in that westbound direction, although a little sluggish, eastbound direction you're watching ktvu news at six.

ask the move gives us more time to close his $44 billion deal to buy the san francisco based social media company after months spent fighting to get out of it. twitter has been seeking a court order to force the completion of the deal at the agreed upon price it describes must move to delay the trial as an invitation to further mischief and delay. the trial was initially set to start on october 17th. the judge gave the parties until october 28th to reach a deal. otherwise the trial will happen in november.

produce him and three other west coast leaders signed a new agreement to combat climate change. today they met in san francisco to renew and expand their partnership to move towards a low carbon economy. ktvu political reporter greg lee explains what's in the commitment? governor gavin newsom walk shoulder to shoulder with governors of oregon and washington and the premier of british columbia in san francisco, the west coast leaders coming together around a singular issue, climate change, we had atmospheric rivers. we had heat domes. we have watched. we have smelled. we have suffered to the smoke damages to our ocean ecosystem, flooding extreme hailstorms 10 days of the likes of which we couldn't even imagine the worst case scenario. the leaders each shared examples of extreme weather, drought and wildfires. together they signed an agreement to work collaboratively to fight climate change and invested the transition to clean energy. so we have to do things radically

differently, and that's the spirit that defines this agreement. spirit of collaboration, cooperation. we're demonstrating that we are much more powerful and impactful working together than when we're working alone. the west coast leaders met at presidio tunnel tops park, which recently opened with a focus on providing equitable access to green space. equity a major part of this agreement, when you think of the strategies to bring a board, just society. a more equitable society, a society where everyone's got a shot. by building a clean energy economy leaders renewed the so called pacific coast collaborative, which launched in 2008 when arnold schwarzenegger was california governor. part of the agreement calls for installing more e v charging stations along the west coast. newsome recently set a list of ambitious climate goals, including phasing out the sale of new gas powered cars by 2035 to share best practices we seek to compete. think you heard that from jurisdiction to

jurisdiction with one another, but in an enlightened sense that competition has brought us to where we are. today we stole best practices and we started right here in california with the low carbon fuel standard pacific coast collaborative aims to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% by 2050. greg lee ktvu. box two news. californians overwhelmingly support a new state law that sets up a framework for court ordered treatment for people struggling with severe mental health issues. the berkeley igs poll shows 76% of voters approved the law only 15% say they are opposed. the law has strong bipartisan support with 80% of democrats pulled in favor and 69% of republicans. the governor signed that bill in san jose last month. under the legislation, counties are being asked to set up court systems to address the needs of people with severe mental illness who often languish on the streets. the court is expected to assist up to 12,000 people. people people

living in a san jose encampment made up of rvs, trailers and other vehicles are bracing that for a major sweep that will leave them with nowhere to go. that sweeps stems from an earlier move last month to clear a sprawling encampment in the flight path of mineta san jose airport starting tomorrow, the city plans to disband a new homeless rv camp that has popped up now in nearby columbus park. city officials estimate more than 140, rvs and other vehicles , many of which are inoperable, have taken over that area. the city posted notices to sweep the new camp last week. just amazing . the calendar says it's the fifth day of october feels more like june gloom. let me show you what i mean right now, or live weather camera indicating we get very barely barely see the tip top of the golden gate bridge towers there that stands 746 ft. tall, so we have a compressed condensed, shallow deck of clouds that are drifting through the gate into the bay and trying to make tracks towards the

eastern portion of our bay area. currently it's in the mid fifties and a half moon bay. 58 in san francisco. i giggle about that, because it's 30 degrees warmer in throughout the tri valley, where people are barbecuing outdoors for their dinner tonight. meanwhile low seventies and napa it's 83 degrees in santa rosa, check out there. phil 93 degrees, high pressure has been the key component. it's been encompassing our weather forecast for the past several days. tomorrow's the last day of our warming tread, and then the temperatures over the weekend will begin to go downward as well. this cooler air mass begins to trickle down into our area. yeah, but meanwhile, this pinpoint in your neighborhood forecast for your friday mid sixties beaches mid seventies around the central bay to the low nineties, one more day and to our inland areas, 93 again in fairfield. 90 and throughout the tri valley 84 degrees in san jose, typically your advertised 81 degrees, but the big question everybody has been asking. what about those low clouds? what

about the bogged the best day for visibility of viewing the blue angels will be tomorrow. sunday will be pretty much shocked him. we'll have the full forecast and julie and mike that's still coming up. all right. we'll see you in a bit. thanks, roberta. the blue angels took to the skies today for practice ahead of this weekend's shows during fleet week, and while the pilots are used to the extreme fast flying conditions, it's not in everyday experience for civilians to actually experience g forces up there in the sky. all right, so we're going to pull two gs now i'm a little scared, my probably gonna close my eyes. i do not like this. there's two gs right there. i feel that always kout. so one of our digital producers , bailey o'carroll went up in the sky with the blue angels yesterday for a little bit of a tour. she called it the craziest roller coaster you could ever go on. she also said the g forces were challenging as well as the classic blue angels barrel roll, but in the end, she pulled

through with flying colors. and if you'd like to see more bailey's flight and what it's like to be a blue angel, we have it for you. just head over to ktvu .com. and of course, the big air shows do start tomorrow. but fleet week officially did get underway earlier this week. some of the servicemen and women lend a helping hand today at the san francisco we're in food bank, the cruise packed bags of food for 1000 bay area families, and every year the navy and marine corps steps in to help make sure there is enough for everyone to eat. press volunteerism is a huge need. we have here at the food bank. so when i'm the marines reached out and said, we have hands, we said we would love your hands are job but something that we'd like to do, and it gets us away from the everyday to helping out the community. it feels nice. there are fleet week events planned for the entire week, including ship tours and the parade of ships tomorrow morning, and the blue angel airshow will kick off air shows rather kick off in the afternoon and run through the weekend. still ahead gunfire at

a daycare center in thailand, killing dozens of adults and children, the latest on the investigation. also ahead, rising gas prices are having implications on a global scale members of congress pushed the white house to take action against saudi arabia and other major oil producers. 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, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data.

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north and south korea, prompting south korea to scramble 30 military jets in response, the u

. s and other regional allies responded with a series of trilateral naval exercises involving ships from the uss ronald reagan aircraft carrier group report from japan states that kim jong un might be getting ready for a nuclear test. we believe that north korea may engage in further provocative activities in the future, including conducting nuclear tests. the u. s is now urging north korea to come back to the negotiating table. they're also working to strengthen u. n sanctions against north korea but so far have been blocked by russia and china out of thailand, where a mass shooting is killed dozens of people, including children, officials say the alleged attacker was once in law enforcement box news. amy kellogg has the details. at least 24 preschoolers and 11 adults killed thursday in an attack that began at a childcare center in northeastern thailand just over 300 miles northeast of bangkok. the gunman, now identified as a 34 year old

former police officer, was fired from the force earlier this year because of a drug offense. according to authorities just hours before the shooting, the ex policeman was in court facing drug charges before heading to the daycare and non boualem fu armed with guns and a knife. officials say he allegedly opened fire on sleeping children and the teachers in the classroom. thailand's prime minister expressing his condolences. as loved ones flooded the school looking for answers. i feel deep sadness towards the victims and relatives. nobody thought this would happen. the rampage didn't stop there. at least 12 additional people wounded as the gunmen fled from the school, firing off rounds while driving through a crowd of bystanders. investigators say the man then went home and killed his wife and child. before taking his own life. police say the investigation is just now ramping up, we will gather all the evidence and investigate the

timeline. we have to learn a lesson from this speaking honestly, we don't want this to happen again. in a show of unity, people in the area rushing to donate blood at a nearby hospital in hopes of helping in any way they can. this was the deadliest mass shooting in the country's history. in milan, amy kellogg fox news coming up tonight on ktvu news at 6 30. the killing of a family in merced has shaken the greater six community what they say needs to be done to ensure their safety. also ahead . president biden pardons all federal offenses of simple marijuana possession coming up by some say this is the first step toward making pot legal all across america and the golden state warriors. top brass talks about the draymond green jordan pauls situation a day after green went after pull in practice, jason appelbaum breaks it all down, coming up in sports.

fashion back. a bill is being held as heroes for intervening when they saw a woman being attacked on a bike trail. police say the victim was walking her dog yesterday when an 18 year old man began stabbing her in an unprovoked attack. the inmates not only helped save the woman's life, but held down the suspect until police arrived state agency that oversees the hiring and firing within california's police departments will now audited every law enforcement agency in alameda. contra costa and san francisco counties. this

comes after 47 alameda county deputies were removed from their jobs after it surfaced that they received unsuitable marks on their psychological exams. san francisco is trying to slow the rate of side shows in the city bumps have now been intentionally installed at seven different city intersections, all in part as an experiment. oakland is doing something similar targeting 10 spots that police say are a problem and you are watching ktvu faster news here at 6 30 the senseless killing of four family members has sat in many in the sick community and the overall communities struggling as to how such a crime could happen in that central valley town. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary is in merced with the story. it is, you know, very bad. it should not happen. but you know, some things are not in our control. in a place where trucks, tractors and agribusiness or king and uneasiness now dominates. there's a lot of anger, i think on the part of our community was a lot of shock, a lot of sadness and a

lot of anger as well. the four family members allegedly kidnapped by suspect hey, sue salgado found brutally murdered has hit a chord in this town of nearly 90,000 people. the sikh community is especially grieving the loss of life. and friends. awful news for our community. it never happened before. you know, since i've been living in merced so it's very sad and bad news members of the sikh community are urging calm, saying this crime isn't racially or culturally motivated. they're holding vigils in the park behind me each night through sunday as a way of pulling the community together. they're also asking for more security. we need more safety for the public and so that way, you know our business community feel a little bit more safer so they can conduct their business in merced city and county officials say police patrols are increasing, especially around the vigils. we have a good community, a tight knit community and people when the chips are down when bad things happen. we rally around each other and love each other,

and that's i think what we're going to start doing for now, it is all anyone can think to do when the unthinkable that plagues big cities hurts the heart of a small one. in merced, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news first lady, dr jill biden has arrived in the bay area she landed at san francisco international just a couple hours ago. she is expected to attend and speak at events on the west coast. over the next couple of days. tomorrow morning, she will be visiting ucsf as part of her husband's initiative to highlight breast cancer awareness month. we will also discuss advances in breast cancer research. first lady will then travel to washington state for a political fundraiser and to speak about workforce development programs. president biden is pardoning thousands of americans convicted of simple possession of marijuana as the administration takes a dramatic step toward decriminalizing the drug. he's asking the secretary of health and human services and the attorney general to review how marijuana is scheduled under federal law. now now that 19

states have already legalized the drug president said the quote failed approach to marijuana has upended too many lives. criminal records from marijuana possession have led to needless barriers to employment to housing, educational opportunities, and that's before you address the racial disparities around who suffers the consequences. while white and black and brown people use marijuana is similar rates, black and brown people are arrested, prosecuted and convicted at disproportionately higher rates. the president is also calling on governors to issue similar pardons for those convicted of state marijuana offenses, and the president is in new york to celebrate a massive investment by ibm through legislation passed under his watch as fox news, lauren blanchard tells us he's hoping to provide a boost to democrats in competitive congressional races. it's great to be here with the hudson valley congressman sean patrick. maloney president biden is hoping he can chip in on the

campaign trail for democrats running in tight midterm races. we need to build this economy for good, middle class working people again, and that's what today is about today is about jobs, jobs, touring and ibm facility in poughkeepsie, new york and touting the chips and science act he signed into law in august. the president's campaign message is that democrats, a long term economic policies, will work and are paying off. made in america is no. longer a slogan. it's a reality. republicans are running on another message that democrats are soft on immigration, bad for inflation and gas prices and weak on crime . poughkeepsie is where early this week a father was murdered in a hotel lobby after visiting his son at maris college is crime at a level it hasn't been in 20 years. because democrats defunded the police they elected woke. d a. s who i don't believe in putting people in jail. labor department data shows the job

market is starting to cool and there were 219,000 unemployment claims last week in washington. lauren blanchard fox news as we approach the midterm elections, the fbi today reassured voters that there are no credible threats and that this will be the most secure election ever. the fbi cyber security unit is working to make sure that every voter can have faith that the ballots will count. special agent elvis chance as federal agencies have their eye on misinformation that often spreads through social media, he says. federal law enforcement agencies are sharing data with those social media platforms with the aim of replacing election misinformation with the truth. people are trying to dispel the disinformation and misinformation that is going on that there are things that are happening to the election. we don't see any credible threats. at this point. that's not to say we're not monitoring them because we are the fbi says it has worked with all the registrars of voters throughout the bay area, and none of them use systems that connect to the internet. in fact, they say, more likely threats are

decidedly low tech such as people just trying to vote twice. coming up california and unemployment claims the bay area businesses cutting jobs and what it means for the bay area economy and the end of an era as an 80 year old bay area radio station calls it quits.

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last month. experts say that job openings nationwide er, down from about 11 million to 10 million that's still higher than from before the pandemic. but analysts say rising interest rates could put a damper on future hiring. particularly industries connected to interest rates like homebuilding, mortgage financing. other industries tied to the interest rates. last month, large companies across the country announced more than 10,000 layoffs, along with hiring freezes. am radio station kgo 8 10 shut down his talk radio programming today without an explanation. the legendary station replaced the local news shows with pop music and promotions. the station issued a message on its web. side and on twitter, saying in part over the last 80 years, kgo has been here for bay area listeners covering and discussing all the news that has impacted our world and local communities. we thank you for your loyalty and for trusting kgo to be your source of

information, the station said kgo will begin a new era on monday. and we have a brand new forecast coming up. will there be rain or will there not be rain will track next week's forecast together? alright let's swing it over to alex savage and look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu. plus alex. alright, mike. thank you tonight at seven, stepping up efforts to keep the community safe in stockton as police. they're trying to track down a serial killer. we'll have the latest information from investigators, plus a former fbi agent from the bay area. weighs in on what it is going to take to crack this case. plus, it's time to start picking out that perfect pumpkin with halloween just a few weeks away tonight at seven, we'll talk live with the owner of an east bay pumpkin patch about what to expect when you go out george shopping this year. those stories and a whole lot more coming up tonight. live at seven over on ktvu. plus we'll see you then alex. thank you. but first

after the break, a big hollywood sequel playing at a bay area film festival, the mill valley film festival opens with this onion, and it's a long list of big stars. california, mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they wrote prop 27 to give themselves 90% of the profits from online sports betting in california. other states get much more.

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ian authorities confirmed in the last two hours that the number of people killed as a result of the storm has now climbed to 101 . florida officials are working to restore access to barrier islands so residents can assess the damage. power has been restored to the majority of customers who lost electricity. however there are still some areas without power tonight and it could take a lot longer to restore all the power. many buildings are unsafe and need to be inspected before they can

actually have the power turned back on even when we have power in the area. first responders have come all the way from as far as chicago to help with the rescue and cleanup process. florida is expected to receive more rainfall again this weekend . drivers are bracing for the possibility that gas prices could rise even more following opec's plan to cut oil production. this fall. california's average for a gallon of regular gasoline remains at 6 42. which is just a penny shy of the state's all time record, according to triple a the national average right now, $3.86. now even with opec's cut in production, some industry experts predict prices in california could fall this weekend when the state switches to its winter blend. but as foxes, caroline chiefly explains , members of congress still want to take action against opec. it is a disappointment, and it says that there are problems. president biden said he's disappointed opec is cutting oil production, but other democrats are furious and calling for action against saudi arabia. i

don't know whether their motivation was to hurt the american people, but the fact is it does hurt the american people. this is a giant glaring message from the saudis said no , we don't share your interests . the administration plans to release another 10 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve next month. but opec plans to slash production by two million barrels a day. some democratic lawmakers want to yank us troops from saudi arabia in retaliation . the wall street journal reports that president is also considering scaling down sanctions on venezuela's authoritarian regime. chevron restart oil production they're very surprising move but certainly one of desperation as world prices now drifting higher ahead of the midterm elections. republicans want the biden ministrations to do more to increase drilling at home and make the us energy independent. we could have other nations depended upon us. china could be pendant upon us that would help foreign policy and also make the world a safer place. another plan being floated on capitol

hill is called no pack that could open up members of opec to antitrust lawsuits in washington, carolina shively fox news thanks. seriously speaking , this is like a june time weather pattern. we had nearly a 40 degree temperature span. we had microclimates come into play today from the coast, where temperatures were only into the fifties with no sunshine at all to 96 degrees inland. that's right. 96 degrees in fairfield, 94 anti og. it was in the low nineties in livermore, sam ramon dublin, pleasanton. 73 degrees today and pleasant and rather pleasant. and how about the peninsula? a good looking day today once the clouds live temperatures in the mid in high seventies san jose was spot on for this time of the year, and this is it. it's a blanket. it's a deck of low clouds. patchy father that's just drifting in over alexander drive and into the golden gate bridge. you see the tower there, it stands. 746 ft. it's barely picking out over

that deck of low cloudiness if you know somebody driving that golden great bridge home tonight , boys, the whole different weather world for them. they're probably even using their windshield wipers from condensation. some drizzle associated with that deck of cloudiness so we will have the fog again along the coast for your friday morning. it's going to pan out to be a good looking another warm day inland. maybe a couple degrees cooler. that's about it and then over the weekend additional cooling takes place on saturday, with more cooling on sunday, and if there's any rain, we're gonna talk about that momentarily. but let's go ahead and pinpoint your neighborhood forecast. it is currently 69 degrees in oakland , alameda alstory toe and in piedmont seventies and sonoma and napa. 83 gardenville in santa rosa. we're talking still mid and high eighties throughout the tri valley. it is currently 75 degrees. rather gross garden district. the winds are generally under 10, mph and our inland areas. these winds will pick up out of the northwest side of 15, and then tomorrow more of a westerly and northwest

wind during the day after 15 mph right now we have a bit of a breeze in throughout that san bruno gap up to 70 mph winds at s f o there it is. that's high pressure, and it's been dominating the pacific northwest and also the west coast weather pattern with a warming trend, but that's over with after tomorrow. cooler weather. we have some cooler air mass that will be pulling down. but meanwhile, tomorrow still sixties to eighties to nineties , but then again over the weekend that cooler air and then we have some changes in the forecast in which we have a system that could come this way towards wednesday. we're monitoring it, it could bring rain. or could not. the computer models are still arguing, but we'll keep you posted tonight overnight. really comfortable sleeping weather santa rosa 51 58 mountain view otherwise tomorrow daytime high, still well above average away from the bay. otherwise 70 in san francisco, which is where we should be for this time of the year, the best weather day for viewing the blue angels with the

clear blue skies will be tomorrow. visibility spectacular . once a fog lives, a little additional clouds and low clouds and fog on saturday. to see a lot of fog on sunday due to the enhancement of that marine there. we have more on your forecast coming up on ktvu plus a matter of minutes. alright roberta. thank you. san francisco violence prevention nonprofit is getting help from the state of california to expand its services. assembly members met haney and phil ting announced a $2 million budget allocation today. for united players. the money will be used to purchase and renovate its second building on howard street. we got $2 million in the state budget security girl. together with support from the city of federal dollars that is going to allow this entire block to be u. p headquarters. there was also an unveiling in front of the nonprofits facility for the commemorative renaming of the 1000 block of howard street

to united players way tonight marks the start of the 45th annual mill valley film festival. will you explain it to us, then? detective. tonight's tonight's opening night film is glass onion, a sequel to the murder mystery movie knives out . it features daniel craig, janelle monet and ethan hawke, among others. the mill valley film festival is a favorite among california and international filmmakers and typically attracts the hollywood crowd to the north bay. the festival runs through next weekend. coming up in sports. the warriors addressed the draymond green jordan's pool punching incident. we do have curry, curry myers and our own jason appelbaum, giving other takes on

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everybody. forward draymond green apologized to the team this morning for punching his teammate jordan pool yesterday at practice. now green was sent home and is not expected back until saturday. the warriors say any further discipline will be handled internally. and rather than let the incident fester.

the warriors addressed it head on this afternoon. beginning with general manager bob myers. he's been over that line. you know it. um, but he always comes back. and he's a unique guy. i mean, without him, we don't win. and i want to win our ownership wants to win. a players want to win. our players want him on the team. um and if you play that's the most important thing. nobody's saying we don't want him around. we don't want the team. they know what he does what he needs. but yesterday wasn't a good moment. one of his superpowers is being able to bring his fire and competitiveness in his voice, and i don't want him to ever lose that. so whatever it takes to maintain that presence and trust and rebuild whatever he needs to like. that's that's the journey we're gonna be on. okay here's the thing, though, once those distractions and drama that green creates outweighs his basketball talents, he'll be gone. until then, the warriors they're going to let draymond draymond. as for pool he's due for a big raise, and he and the

warriors have until october 17th to work out an extension or he becomes a free agent after the season. whether this incident affects those negotiations is anybody's guess. but there was a report that with a big payday looming pool was acting different in camp that he had an attitude problem and that's what kind of what caused the scuffle. stefan currie addressed those rumors head on, and he did not mince his words. it's absolutely s. andre addressed it yesterday with his tweet and uh, you kind of leave it at that jp has been great, and there's nothing that war into the situation yesterday , um and make that clear, but it's also something that we felt like well not derail our our season and what we're trying to build, and that's with draymond and you know as a part of that. and the warriors since stefan currie out there to meet the media today for a reason he's not just the leader on the

court. they're saying he's the leader off the court as well. it's not draymond green. it's stefan currie. alright. meanwhile the 49ers they head out east tomorrow as they hold steady as a near touchdown favorite to beat the panthers sunday in charlotte, jimmy garoppolo company getting in their final few practices in santa clara. 49ers offense has struggled this year, particularly in the second half . in four games. they have scored only 16 points total after halftime. that's just four points a game. as for their opponent, there were reports that carolina was the front runner to land garoppolo in a trade during the off season. jim. is that true? yeah i think we're advancing with a couple of different teams. uh nothing. i mean, obviously came to fruition. but yeah, that was they were top of the list. i would say one of the top couple. but yeah, like i said, i'm glad the way things worked out and i'm here, so i'm focused on this stuff now. alright no postseason for the giant. today's whose

seasons came to an end yesterday , so the playoffs will begin tomorrow without them, but still lots of intriguing storylines and big stars. at the top of that list is no doubt yankees outfielder aaron judge who hails from london and sets the american league record was 62 home, runs the front runner to win the american league mvp award when it's announced next month. but the yanks aren't the favorites to win the world series. know that honor goes to the dodgers, who want 111 games, most in the national league and more than a decade there, followed by dusty's baker's astros, then the braves, yankees and mets around out the top five to win it all. alright we do. a little segment on our weekend show called that kid's got game. how about that dog's got game tonight? down there he goes, not just dunking, right 60 dunk. if you will wish that is scooby, making it look easy, and scooby can only dunk like that, because he practices a lot needs a snack snacks. scooby conduct

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