warning for a california community. a specific group of people now being from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for waking up with length pretty foggy late into the afternoon yesterday, so maybe hampering the blue angels such chicken with steve paulson for our forecast? i don't think so. it should lift by the time they go. i mean, it's pretty shallow, but it was the weekend, right? okay. no i think the basis will come up a little bit. but there's some fog there temperatures today. very i mean , we're in a stuck pattern here. if you're near the coast, it's going to be in the sixties and the city in the sixties. around oakland around the base seventies and then inland eighties again. if you're fairfield livermore, you can get to 90 degrees. so with friday on my mind if you like yesterday, you'll like today morning fog, some of its thick, otherwise

clear, sunny, mild to heart. so here we go again. i haven't hardly changed at all in the last three or four days, 60 seventies eighties or low nineties. alrighty. it's. yeah almost 401. we'll say good morning and happy friday to mr south castaneda. steve happy friday to you. we've finally made it here, and we're seeing that friday. light is here for this hour anyway. we don't see a lot going on. let's go out and take a look at what we have on the richmond bridge. it looks very good driving across to marin county. also on the same mateo bridge were off to a nice start. and in the south bay, it looks good. it's 401. let's get back to the headlines. thank you. sal police in merced continued to press a suspected killer as why he took a baby girl. her parents and uncle kidnapped them. their bodies were found in an orchard two days after they were taken by gunpoint from their family business. we have since learned that the suspect in the case

once worked for the family, and it also sent angry text messages to them. ktvu crime reporter henry lee has more 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 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 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 namen deep 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 spinning. they got a guy with a gun. who knows what comments or threats he did make the 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 its search for any accomplices is still ongoing. henry lee ktvu fox two teams. thank you, henry. the merced community is now coming together to express their grief and anger over the family's death. dozens of people gathered for an emotional candlelight vigil in downtown merced last night. it was a night of tears in prayers that included local religious leaders. let us place our arms around one another. let us encourage one another. let us be there for one the mayor of merced was among those who attended a candlelight vigil. he had a message for the grieving community. we're going to channel the anger. we're going to channel the pain. we're going to channel the sadness into more love. this was just the first of four nights of vigils in downtown merced that will end sunday night. police in stockton

are now telling people who are homeless to stay alert as the investing they investigate a string of homicides. officers have been passing out flyers throughout the community where suspected serial killer has already shot six people, killing five of them. another victim was killed here in oakland. the flyers are being distributed in both english and spanish. strategic community officers. they've been going out to homeless encampments in north stockton's passing out some flyers the reward information and you know, telling our going on and how to remain safe. homeless shelters are also putting out advisories to inform on housed individuals about safety. the fbi has been brought on board as part of a law enforcement task force investigating the homicides, help and they've done the right thing by establishing a task force. but there needs to be there's people i need to sit back. think about what's happened because the police on

this there's not enough place on the street. to catch this guy unless they get lucky, so they're doing the right thing. it's just these things. these serial killers are hard to solve. the fbi task force is working to build a profile of the person responsible for the deadly shootings. charges have been filed against a woman suspected in a series of attempted kidnappings in berkeley detectives arrested 36 year old dominique walker near the north berkeley bart station wednesday. they believe she is behind a string of four attempted kidnappings. going back to august. the victims three boys and a girl range in age from 12 to 15 years old. there's the potential that there could possibly be more victims. we don't know. at this time they've been contacting the witnesses talking with the parents talking with the juveniles that were involved. right now. walker is charged with one attempted kidnapping involving the most recent case, investigators say she tried to lure a 12 year old boy. the othl under investigation. president

biden is raising the alert about the nuclear risk posed by russia . the president says the risk of nuclear armageddon is at a time level since the 1962 cuban missile crisis. now this comes as russian officials speak of the possibility of using tactical nuclear weapons in the war against ukraine. president biden says russian president vladimir putin is not joking when he talks about the use of tactical weapons, which are described as less powerful than strategic nuclear weapons. this morning, one person and two groups will share this year's nobel peace prize, the awards committee announced the prestigious award just a few hours ago. in norway. the recipients are ali's galitzki. he is a human rights activists currently imprisoned in belarus . the second recipient is a russian group against human rights abuses. it is called memorial and the third recipient is the ukrainian group center

for civil liberties. the three winners will receive medals and sharing $900,000 prize given out in december. well today, first lady jill biden is in the bay area to put a focus on the president's cancer moonshot effort. that's during breast cancer awareness month when the first lady arrived at sfo yesterday, she was greeted by house speaker nancy pelosi and congresswoman jackie speier of san fran san mateo. this morning , joe biden will visit ucsf's cancer research and treatment centers. dr biden had four girlfriends that were diagnosed with breast cancer in one year. this moonshot is really important for all of us because everyone of us has someone in our family who's struggling with cancer or died from cancer, and the goal is to actually reduce the amount of cancer by 50% in 25 years. after the hospital tour. the first lady is scheduled to speak at the democratic women's luncheon issues conference in san francisco. it's a gathering of

women leaders and potential candidates hosted by speaker pelosi. okay well, bart finds itself in a feud with the microsoft search engine being bart tweeted a at being maps urging that it remove what bart described as a quote, absurd alert is upset about a warning on being map directions that say , quote public transit services may be impacted by covid-19 officials recommend limiting public transit use. that warning does not specifically call out bart, but as a message about public transit in general right . 09 is the time i was at christie field yesterday, but i couldn't stay long enough for that fog to burn off so it stayed a little bit longer in the city in the bay stays well, it sticks there, but over the bay, it burns off. and so the fleet week forecast and favors that if you're near the coast, it's probably going to stay great, but over the bay, it burns off. not as much fog yet as we saw yesterday, although yesterday kind of creeped in

more towards seven o'clock, so morning fog than clearing if you're in the city, it's going to stay in the sixties. he round the coast is going to stay in the sixties. each day, though it looks like the fog is going to continue to kind of flex its muscles. so my sunday it does look like more of a low cloud deck and a little bit cooler. fog is there, so no changes? i mean, absolutely stuck pattern here. some fog reducing visibility. half moon bay in on there, okay. so far to the north will keep an eye on that. what about to the south? little bit more in the way of some thick fog. monterey salinas, san martin watson ville so again, not too bad to start off with morning fog and sunny, thick morning fog. cool and mild over by the coast. around the base, sunny inland, warm to hot. we're going from sixties to nineties again. focusing on walnut creek . it's been in the eighties. i'll keep it there. it's closed today. 87 on wednesday thursday was 88. i'll go 89 today. 88 saturday than cooler 84 on sunday. and if you're in the city, it has been really stuck 66 on monday 63 66 67 yesterday

i'm going 67 again today. i just don't see any change. forties for a few fifties for most couple of sixties fairfield inn there in brentwood at 63, but 53 is popular sfo, san carlos, palo alto and sunny ville. all in there more forties to the north . nothing new there. windsor's in their sebastopol, marshall rohnert park, fairfax mill valley as well. sonoma 51 upper lake and lake village 52 bodega bases. hey, we're 52 as well. i know you are. see that truckee 34 south lake tahoe 36 52 down in monterey, so the attempts on the coast have cooled off, no doubt about it. they're the high is going to be here today. tomorrow then start to back off a little bit as we head towards sunday and medical forecast models are trending significantly drier and quieter . as we had to next week. it looks cooler sunday monday and that's about as far as i want to take it. so 60 seventies eighties nineties again very similar to yesterday. a little bit of change saturday more so sunday into monday with some cooler weather. all right. thank you, steve. the fbi is assuring voters that this election will

be the most secure election in history. still ahead, we hear from one cyber security agent who is working to protect your vote. and the blue angels take to the skies today for their first show of the weekend. we're going to tell you when and how to catch the a this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean?

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isn't biden is traveling to maryland, where he will tour a volvo factory to talk about his administration's economic policies in america is no longer a slogan. it's a reality to be here with the hudson president was in new york yesterday, where he toured and ibm facility promoting the chips and science act that he signed into law in august. republicans are running on another message that

democrats are soft on immigration, bad for inflation and gas prices and weak on crime. his crime at a level it hasn't been in 20 years because democrats defunded the police they elected woke. diaz, who i don't believe in putting people in jail. republicans hope to take back control of congress in the midterm elections on november 8th. no credible threats. that's the message the fbi is sending to voters as we are now, a little more than four weeks before that midterm election, ktvu is christien kafton talked with one of the top cybersecurity investigators in the fbi about making sure each vote counts. in just a matter of weeks. voters will have their say, determining local races as well as who controls the house and senate. the fbi's cybersecurity unit is working to make sure that every voter can have faith that their ballot will count. the election process itself is a safe as it's ever been, and even more so, with all of the different protections we have in place around the ballots themselves

around the ballot counting equipment around the voter registration databases. fbi special agent elvis chan says the agency is always looking at what has happened in the past and applying it to the future. he says. a lengthy review has determined that the 2020 election was the most secure in the nation's history. like for 2020, we knew specifically the incidents that happened on a county by county level because there were so few of them. i can count them on one hand, especially, chan says federal agencies have their eye on misinformation and election lies that often spread through social media. he said. federal law enforcement agencies are sharing data with those social media platforms with the aim of combating 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 registrars of

voters throughout the bay area and says none of the election systems here can actually connect to the internet. in fact, our special agent from the fbi says it's far more likely that we teach some kind of a low tech approach towards election fraud. like somebody simply trying to vote twice in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. thank you, christian. the blue angels are prepared to take to the skies today after practicing ahead of this weekend shows during fleet week. the crews are used to the extreme conditions, but it's not an everyday experience for civilians to experience those g forces in the skies. right, so we're gonna pull to cheese now. alright 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 all week out. that's our digital producer bailey. oh, carol. she went up for the tour. she called it the craziest rollercoaster you could ever go on. she says the g forces were challenging, not to mention that trademark blue angels barrel roll but beautiful view from the skies.

and if you'd like to see more of an up close look at bailey's flight and what it's like to be. inside one of those jets, you can find more in the story at ktvu .com. well some of the servicemen and women helped out at the san francisco marin food bank, the cruise packed bags of food for 1000 bay area families yesterday every and marine corps step in to help make sure that there is enough food 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 more everyday to helping out the community. it feels nice. and we appreciate that help. there are fleet week events planned for the entire week, including ship tours. the parade of ships, which start this morning, so let's check in for our fleet week forecast for this friday. with steve paulson. they'll be fine, pam great. they'll be fine

to see everything sunday might be a little different. a little too foggy clouds are becoming in yobe is a little stronger push on the fog. what's here today will retreat back over the bay and be closer to the coast and the city. so this looks to be probably the warmest day or the best day as the fog is pretty shallow below 1000 ft. some of it's a little further down on the deck than that. still okay? i think on saturday. sunday though, could be the day where that low cloud deck is a little higher and lingers a little longer. there's plenty of low clouds. there is just continuing to get squashed by very warm air loft. that's your inversion sonoma mountains 75, diablo 73 ben lomond mountains 73. so when you get warm air around 2000 ft to 3000 ft. what's that do that warm eric acts as a cap and compresses that fog, so you get a lower fog bank and some thick morning fog. there will be a quiz on monday. just make sure you study hard, pamela, okay? grade on the curve for you,

though, santa rosa three miles visibility, half moon bases. why quarter mile here after that, it looks pretty good for now. unless you're going south. i think santa clara valley course . santa cruz, capitola watson ville down to salinas and monterey. already some reduced visibility so morning fog then sonny looks good, though. if you're inland again, we mentioned i mentioned this yesterday and twitter. if you're fairfield or livermore, you're in the nineties. most locations are in the eighties. santa rosa was san jose was even conquered was so there's a fine line here forties fifties sixties on the temps. i don't see a lot of change here today. temperatures fifties sixties even east bay temps hercules 55 lawyers, 55 clayton's 55 union city says so are we. so there's not a lot of change their thirties in the mountains 54 crescent city to 50 to monterey and 53 in santa maria to sixties down and los angeles and san diego. big dust storm down around brawley l central yesterday, the low sitting there just in northern mexico is producing again. why'd variety of you can see the monsoon wrapping back around

into arizona, new mexico and parts of southern california next week forecast models are really trending dryer and quieter. so i'm just going to leave it at that sixties seventies eighties and nineties today, probably about the same, maybe down a degree or two on saturday. it does look cooler, though. sunday monday panel okay . sounds good. thank you, steve, a move in the fight against the climate crisis of next the agreement, governor newsom signed in an effort to collaborate and commit to change , and lawmakers are trying to find ways to counter those high gas prices were going to tell you how the white house is responding to the issue as prices are expected to go ev high

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gave the parties until october 28th to reach a deal. otherwise, the trial will happen in november. governor newsom and three other west coast leader signed a new agreement to combat climate change. the governors of oregon and washington and the premier of british columbia came to san francisco to sign an agreement to work together to fight climate change and invest in 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. care for all of the western leaders renewed the 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. the collaborative goal is to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% by 2050. gas prices

are up across the country here in california. they're actually down a little bit this morning, according to triple a california's average price dropped about three cents compared to yesterday. average price in san francisco dropped two cents. both oakland and san jose are down about three cents from the day before. costs are expected to rise, though, with opec nations and other oil exporters, announcing that they will cut production by two million barrels, president biden says he is weighing options to offset that move. some members of congress, including south bay, representative ro khanna, want more pressure on those oil producing countries. 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 interest. now the white house plans to release another 10 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve next month. that is a just a drop in the bucket compared to opec slashing production by two

million barrels a day. starting today. almost $10,000,010 billion in stimulus payments will begin going out to californians. it is the largest payment program in state history. the first eight million payments go out they will be direct deposits. they will range from 200 to $1050, depending on your tax filing status. employment analysts say california's job market is at its most volatile since the pandemic began. california has about 12% of the national workforce, but 20% of the nation's layoffs. some of it involves the tech sector. we certainly have a lot of companies here, surveys show business consumer and investor confidence are all down. however it is still an employee market with millions of job openings here in california. job numbers are still much stronger than all of the other economic indicators . it's still well above the number of job openings we had prior to the pandemic, um, which were about 7.7 billion. now all

those openings as many workers rethinking their current job or career path they are searching for raises better benefits or improved work conditions like working from home, either with their current employer or a new company. well, the help wanted sign up at amazon e commerce giant does plan to hire 150,000 workers for the holiday shopping season. the jobs include packing , transporting and delivering customers orders amazon announced just last week it would raise average starting pay for delivery and warehouse workers to at least $19 an hour . many seasonal workers will receive a signing bonus as well , and there are both part time and full time positions available. well a woman was attacked while jogging along a trail. she was rescued by an unlikely group of people still ahead how a nearby inmate cleanup crew jumped into action. and the new tools being installed it select intersections in san francisco in an effort to stop sideshow activity.

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my wife needs me. my kids need me and it's not worth my life. berkeley man was shot at as he tried to interrupt thieves stealing a neighbor as catalytic converter up next why, he said he felt obligated to step in despite having to dodge gunfire. and we have a closer look at how the pandemic impacted the homeless population in the south bay and some of the programs trying to help those in need. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings onto i'm pam cook. today is friday, october 7th happy friday. steve paulson looking for that weekend. pam cook. thank you happy friday back to you? yes. always looking forward to the weekend. here. we have the usual fog. most of it again, though, will favor areas by the coast and we'll go from

sixties to nineties again. fog will burn off retreat. same same old song and dance, er, nothing new to talk about their the higher class. we had some yesterday. those are now gone. so with friday on my mind, it's the morning fog. then, sonny, it's cool to nice to mild the warm not depending on you where you are. if you're well inland, it will be up for eighties nineties. if you're closer to the coast, it will be in the sixties, including san francisco at 67, but in the sixties all week long 4 31 salis here. hopefully it'll be a friday light. yes they it is light. it is friday light. steve. you're absolutely right. and we'll go to the bay bridge and show you that traffic looks good. i hope it stays this way like that is for a while, at least sometimes on fridays. we do get that traffic does look very good. no major issues driving on the same mateo bridge or on the dumbarton bridge. 4 31. let's go back to the headlines. thank you. sal ports shows the devastating impact the pandemic has had on homeless people in california.

it found an estimated 22,000 people across the state have become homeless since march of 2020 that same report found the pandemic has affected latinos in california, especially hard. wouldn't surprise to me when a pandemic hits that they would be the most affected and move into homelessness because they're already making the least amount of money. now homeless rights activists say state and federal programs played a major role in preventing an even bigger homeless crisis in california during the pandemic. a lot of people. were. saved from losing their homes and managed to stay in their homes because of emergency rental assistance and all the other, you know, pandemic programs that we saw. there are programs, however, homeless advocates say local, state and federal agencies need to do more to help them many people who have become homeless during the pandemic. well it appears californians

overwhelmingly support a new state law for court ordered treatment for people struggling with severe mental health issues . the berkeley igs poll shows 76% of the voters approved the law only 15% say they are opposed. that law has strong bipartisan support with 80% of democrats and 70% of republicans voting in favor of that law. the governor signed the bill last month. under the legislation, counties are being asked to step up court systems to address the needs of people who are homeless with severe mental illness. the care court is expected to assist up to 12,000 people. the state agency that oversees hiring and firing within california's police departments will now audit every agency in alameda, contra costa and san francisco counties, not just sheriff's departments, ktvu has learned that the california commission on peace officer standards and training sent a letter to all police departments in those three counties, asking them to make their hiring files available. back to 2016. it

comes after 47 alameda county deputies were removed from their duties after it surfaced that they received unsuitable marks on their psychological exams. an incredible story of berkeley man now describing his frightening close call with some suspected thieves. it happened early yesterday morning outside his home in the north berkeley hills. he says two men fired two gunshots at him while he was trying to stop them from stealing a catalytic converter from his neighbor's car. the man who did not want to reveal his identity, says the gunfire came after the he threw a rock at the men. when dipped back behind the tree, and he took two fortunately he was not hurt. he admits his actions may have been due to his anger over the recent theft of his own truck. police say it's never a good idea for people to confront violent thieves. we don't ever want somebody to put themselves in the middle of a

situation that's the biggest takeaway from this is that he's okay. police say the two suspects bed away in a dark gray audi, but they did not get away with the catalytic converter. san francisco has a new plan to stop side shows across the city investigative reporter brooks jarocz shows us what's being done to deter the dangerous displays. 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 peeling 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 river elementary 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 going to 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 four police enforcement for that they move from one area to the other plan, for now, figure out what bumps work best to make skidding and circles impossible , then add and expand to other intersections to curb what many are seeing the 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. so far, no arrests have been made. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news . thank you. brooks francisco violence prevention nonprofit is getting some help from california to expand united players will receive $2 million . the money will be used to purchase and renovate its second building on howard street. we got $2 million in the state

budget to have secure this 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 no unveiling in front of the nonprofits facility for the commemorative renaming of one block of howard street to united players way. oakland is taking another step to attract and retain teachers. the city is getting a $1 million donation from the bank of america and $5 million from the state of california. it will be used to help provide affordable housing for teachers and their residency year. the portion of the funds will also help extend a city program called teachers rooted in oakland or trio. it has an online affordable housing market place for oakland teachers. we're so excited today to be unveiling what we are calling trio plus and affordable housing market place where we work with landlords to offer exclusive discounted housing to oakland

teachers to bridge that affordability gap between market rate and what teachers can actually afford. and it's available to all 2000 plus over usd teachers. now, according to the organization, the first two years of the pilot program, it has seen a threefold increase in the number of teacher residents in oakland. 4 39 is the time back over to see paulson with our friday forecast into the weekend of fleet week. not much changing here, pam today looks to be probably the best day here still okay on saturday, but it does look like some lower clouds will probably make a little more of a push on sunday, so i mean, unless you're on the coast of fog retreats, heads back over towards the city. but over the bay, it looks pretty good, probably about the same saturday and then it does look a little cooler as we go into sunday, maybe a little more extensive fog bank. there's plenty of fog out there. it just has a hard time because there's just too much warm air aloft. sonoma mount is 75 diablo 73 ben lomond mountains says hey, we're 73. so that's what's called your inversion that traps that warm that traps that warm air below

above the surface there and sends the fog right down to the ground. so the bases are pretty low here. so you get some lower fog bank and some thick morning vaughn i say fog. i don't say marine layer. i say fog because when i look out, i said, hey, there's the fog. that's just me. three miles. visibility at santa rosa, a mile and a half and half moon bay after that, we're pretty good. napa petaluma, nevada, although there is some fog, beginning to make its move can see some thicker fog along parts of the coast. santa clara valley also watson ville down towards salinas and monterey. morning fog otherwise, sunshine here thick morning fog. it will retreat back sixties seventies eighties nineties. i mean, if you're in the seventies is pretty nice, while the temperature wise never otherwise temperatures in the now focusing on wanna creek it'll be close today. i went 89, you know, maybe conquered buchanan will hit 90 livermore for sure. fairfield for sure. but what craig's been flirting with the eighties or 87 88 89. and then tomorrow 88 sunday. 84 is the way it's looking for right now. so the warmest day appears to be

today for the city. forget it stuck in the sixties. 66 monday. 63 tuesday wednesday was 66 yesterday was 67 guess what? i went 67 today. water temps have come down a little bit that monterey 57 interviewee that's down about four or five. san francisco still 59. but bodega bay in point. reyes have come down about 4 to 5 as well. compared to earlier this week. lots of fifties on the temps couple of sixties but mainly fifties on the temps. san carlos 52 pendulum is 50. but 54 is in there, including belmont. also foster city pillar point down to 49 that's called woodside also 49 low fifties around stanford, menlo park in los altos and palo alto airport. all 53 thirties in the mountains, also at the ely 73 las vegas, 55 to 52 53, monterey and santa maria. the monsoon because whether it's a low down in mexico, and that's wrapping back in some moisture. look at the activity. huge dust storm around brawley or central yesterday and more activity coming out of arizona, right on

the california arizona border south in between phoenix and tucson. so very active. i mean, it started early, and it's still going highs on us. that's all that gray out there is fog. so eventually we're gonna stuck pattern. but once we get a little system is going to drop down from the north. starting sunday. we'll we'll begin to see a little bit cooler pattern by sunday and monday's way it's looking sixties seventies by the water, eighties and low nineties inland. maybe a little bit cool saturday. more so sunday monday, pam all right. thank you. steve new issues ahead for communities across florida that are still dealing with the aftermath of hurricane ian coming up the weather expected to move in this weekend. and the warriors are addressing the confrontation between draymond green and jordan's pool. we have reaction from some of the other players to the argument that turned phys al

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pled guilty in a trial over the january 6th capital attack, 43 year old jeremy bertino admitted to plotting with other members of the far right extremist group to violently stopped the transfer of presidential power after the 2020 election. now he has agreed to cooperate with the justice department's investigation. martino is facing possibly 20 years in prison for conspiracy and 10 years for firearms charge. we're getting our first look at the suspect accused of killing at least two people and injuring six others in a stabbing rampage on the las vegas strip. las vegas, police say 32 year old johnny barrios says being charged with two counts of murder and six counts of attempted murder. it all happened on the north end of the strip yesterday morning near the wind casino. police say a man approached a few people, then stab them seemingly unprovoked. the attacker ran off, but witnesses followed him and he was arrested. 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, released one surveillance video of the man running from the scene. there's no word yet on a motive, but witnesses say some of the victims appear to be showgirls posing for photos with tourists. prison inmates cleaning trash in vacaville are being hailed as heroes for intervening as a woman was being attacked on a bike trail. ktvu cristina rendon tells us. not only did the crew help save the woman's life, they held down the suspect until police arrived 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. the 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. it's 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 officers and 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 cdcr officer extremely brave, courageous. 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. 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 thank you. christina president biden says he is pardoning thousands of americans convicted for

possession of marijuana. the president says he is asking the attorney general and the secretary of health and human services to review federal law now that it is legal in 19 states. the president said the quote failed approach to marijuana has upended too many lives. criminal records from marijuana position 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. now the president is also calling on governors to issue similar pardons for those convicted of state marijuana offenses. some political analysts say the move is the beginning of the process to federal decriminalization of marijuana. ktvu mike mibach spoke with congresswoman barbara lee, who is co chair of the congressional cannabis caucus,

she said well, congress still has a lot to do when it comes to decriminalizing marijuana. the president's announcement is a big step forward. for the president. to do this. it's remarkable. so many people's lives now will be made whole and i really think that we're gonna make sure that young people understand that we're delivering , and we're delivering on the right policies. the president's announcement did stop short of full decriminalization. congresswoman do you think he should have gone the distance here? we will get there now. i think the president understands that the process you know, he's asked that it be expedited and i'm hopeful. i mean, this is a major step forward. where do you see this going? this angle, this story about the banking industry and marijuana moving forward. they're in the safe banking legislation has moved forward a couple of times in the house. it should pass the senate. it's a business. it's an industry they should have access to financial instruments that would help them and financial institutions should not be penalized. so

that's what the safe banking actors is about, and we're trying to get that to the president's desk. congresswoman lee says the safe banking act could possibly pass the senate this year, and she is cautiously optimistic that the president will sign it into law well as the cleanup continues in florida after hurricane ian, meteorologists say parts of florida will see its first significant rain since the storm , at least 101 people died. people across florida continue the painstaking process. of combing through what's left of their homes and businesses. florida officials are now working to restore access to barrier islands so that people who live there can access can assess the damage construction on a temporary bridge to pine island was completed in just days, making it easier for first responders and supply trucks to get to that area. we did an emergency contract and we did it in three days. the public's is open their fresh stuff again, just like normal. power has also

been restored to the majority of people who lost electricity and again, rain headed their way. it's not certainly not what they need, but steve paulson has our forecast, but i know this is, uh , that's the season there, right. i mean, they could definitely be hit with some more storms could be. we are very quiet, though. good thing going on for us. there was screaming message for next week that something might develop. now. most of the majority of the forecast models have completely backed off to nothing and dig a really deep system into the east coast. so if there's a deep system in the east coast, that means high pressure is going to be on the west coast. i just don't see any way around it, but things can change. obviously they've been changing a lot in the last 12 24 hours. big fog bank out there very warm air aloft, though. sonoma mountain, a warm 75. diablo 73 ben lomond mountain, also at 73, so that warm air when you get the seventies and the higher elevations 2 to 3000 ft or so that just puts its foot right down on that fog bank. so we have a lower fog bank in some pockets of thick morning fog,

half moon bay mile and a half santa rosa three after that, petaluma novato say it's okay. so maybe the basis i mean, coming up a little bit here for some, but still, i would expect to see a as we see towards watson, ville salinas and monterey. there are some areas where the reduced visibility visibility morning fog, sunny morning fog, cool and mild by the coast. yet it'll be warm to hide inland. we're seeing 60 seventies by the water, and we're seeing eighties to nineties for some well inland walnut creek this week. 87 wednesday thursday 88. we'll go 89 today saturday 88 sunday little cooler at 84 in san francisco. i should also add in oakland. it's been in the sixties are very, very low seventies but absolutely stuck here monday, tuesday wednesday thursday and forecast for today, all in the sixties. water temps came down a little bit. monterey interviewee 57 that's down about four san francisco but we still 59 point raising bodega bay have come down from 58 59 to 55. that does make a difference for 40. santa rosa, petaluma fifties for some 53 now, palo alto,

sunnyvale, 58. walnut creek, concord, fremont 54. thirties in the mountains seventies on the desert. a lot of activity done on the desert again east of san diego, arizona, california border and around baja as well. big time boomers erupted right there. also in the arizona the beat goes on, so no, no, no relief yet little low down there. you can see the circulation around that, but the highest over us, so it's a stuck pattern here until probably sunday. i mean, there might be a little smidge or two cooler conditions on saturday. cool to warm to mild heart, depending on your proximity to the coast and the fog. it does look cooler on sunday 60 seventies eighties and if you're far enough inland yes, low nineties. little cooler saturday looks more. so sunday and monday panel alright. sounds good. thank you, steve. family and friends are remembering the family of four abducted and killed earlier this week in merced up next duty. new details from investigators about the suspects connection to the family. and. it was a successful

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into a new crew of astronauts, led by a woman from the bay area has now arrived at the international space station. first one through the hatch is going to be nicole man, commander of dragon and now the first native american woman to live in state aboard the international space station. there she is. nicole man born in petaluma graduated from rancho qatari high school and stanford university. her international crew arrived at the space station yesterday and will now spend the next six months performing scientific experiments there. the warriors say they will not suspend

draymond green for punching jordan's pool. green apologized to the team yesterday and then left the facilities. basketball sources say he and pool started trash talking each other. the situation escalated to some shoving and ended with green throwing a punch. 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. warriors head coach steve kerr and general manager bob myers refuted reports that the argument involved pools behavior, myers says any discipline against draymond green will be handled internally. 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 . ownership wants to win. a players want to win. our players want him on the team the los angeles lakers in a preseason game this sunday

evening. the regular season tips off on tuesday. the 18th against the lakers at chase, including the championship ring ceremony. am radio station kgo 8 10 is no more shut down its talk radio programming. the station replaced the local news show with pop music and promotions. the station issued a message on its website and 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. will you explain it to us, then? detective. the 45th annual mill valley film festival has begun last night's opening night. film glass onion, a sequel to the murder mystery movie knives out features daniel craig, janelle monae and ethan

hawke, among others. the festival runs through next weekend. lot of money or anger, and it could be the both of those apply here. investigators in merced continue to question a man accused of abducting and killing a family of four. meanwhile the community has banded together to remember those killed. and the new warning for california committee, a specific group of people being told to stay on alert as police search for a serial killer. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto it is five o'clock. welcome the mornings onto i'm andre senior. good morning. i'm pam cook friday morning. october 7th. so nice to have you here. i love being here with you, pam. do this all by myself, but it is nice to have you a little earlier. so just in case you're wondering, it's not eight o'clock when andre usually joins us. they needed some time off. yes he did. yes nice save forecast again this morning for the morning. yes not as bad as

yesterday. at least. not yet. andre you didn't see anything from your windows? no no, no icu pictures. you learn your lesson. quick around here. we do have some fog, though. now again, the bases are pretty low, so once it retreats, it heads back over the coast, keeping them in the city. in the sixties. if you're inland, it's seventies eighties and some low nineties so morning fog otherwise clear sunny. really not much changed from yesterday. i just you know, kinda almost penciled in the exact same times, but sixties seventies, eighties or low nineties. 501 on a friday and here he is, mr south castigated to tell us the traffic is light still, steve? yeah we do. have a nice looking drive out there. good morning. let's go out and see what we have. now if you are looking at to get into san francisco, it is a very nice drive. getting across the bridge with no major issues. sam mateo bridge also looks pretty good. and likewise, those 2 80 in san jose at 501, let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal more

about the man accused of kidnapping and killing a baby girl, her parents and her uncle and said this week their bodies were found in an orchard wednesday night, two days after they were taken by gunpoint from their family business. investigators say the suspect, jesus salgado once worked for the family and has sent angry text messages to them in the past. the merced county sheriff says the motive is most likely related to money. out of money or anger, and it could be the both of those apply here. the unfortunate part of this whole thing is that by the time we're getting into this investigation, we believe wholeheartedly that this there murders have been committed. the sheriff says salgado tried to kill himself before he was taken into custody . he is in jail this morning after being released from the hospital community now coming together to express their grief and anger over the family's death, dozens of people gathered for an emotional candlelight vigil in downtown merced last night. it was the night of tears and prayers that included local

religious leaders. this place our arms around one another. let us encourage one another. let us be there for one. another group. the mayor of merced was among those who attended the candlelight vigil. he had a message for this grieving community. we're going to channel the anger. we're going to channel the pain. we're going to channel the sadness into more love. this was just the first of four nights of vigils in downtown merced that is set to end on sunday night. stockton's are warning people who are homeless to stay alert as they investigate a string of homicides. officers have been passing out flyers throughout the community where suspected serial killer has already shot six people, killing five of them . another victim was killed here in oakland. the flyers are being distributed in both english and spanish. strategic community officers. they've been going out to homeless encampments in north stockton passing out some flyers

, the reward information and you know, telling our homeless population about what's going on and how to remain safe. homeless shelters are also putting out advisories to informant housed individuals about safety. the fbi has been brought on board as part of the law enforcement task force investigating the homicides. they need help, and they've done the right thing by establishing a task force, but there needs to be there's people . i need to sit back. think about what's happened because the police on this there's not enough place on the street. to catch this guy unless they get lucky, so they're doing the right thing. it's just these things. these serial killers are hard to solve. the fbi task force is now working to build a profile of the person responsible for the deadly shootings. well charges have been filed against a woman suspected in a series of attempted kidnappings in berkeley detectives directives arrested dominique walker near the north berkeley bart station wednesday. they believe the 36

year old is buying a string of four attempted kidnapping is going back to august. the victims. three boys and a girl range in age from 12 to 15 years old. there's the potential that there could possibly be more victims. we don't know. at this time they've been contacting the witnesses talking with the parents talking with the juveniles that were involved. right now. walker is charged with one attempted kidnapping involving the most recent case, investigators say she tried to lure a 12 year old boy into her car. the other case is still under investigation. today first lady jill biden is in the bay area to put a focus on the president's efforts to fight cancer during breast cancer awareness month when the first lady arrived at sfo, she was greeted by house speaker nancy pelosi and congresswoman jackie speier of san mateo. this morning, jill biden will visit ucsf's cancer research and treatment centers. dr biden had four girlfriends that were diagnosed with breast cancer and one year this moonshot is really

important for all of us, because every one of us has someone in our family who's struggling with cancer or died from cancer, and the goal is to actually reduce the amount of cancer by 50% in 25 years. after the hospital. after the hospital tour. the first lady is scheduled to speak at a democratic women's luncheon issues conference in san francisco. it's a gathering of women leaders and potential candidates hosted by speaker pelosi also happening today, the state is finally sending out those rebate checks. inflation rebate checks, depending on how much you make some families will get as much as $1000. james doris joins us now to explain how you can qualify and how much you can expect. james good morning, with all starts with whether when you followed your last tax return. you really can't think about the state stimulus unless you've completed your taxes by october 15th of last year. how much you get totally depends on your income. here's how it works. this is all

based on your 2020 income single filers who made less than $75,000 a year will get $350 in rebate. anyone with income less than 125,000 gets $250 and income up to 250,000 gets $200 and you double those checks and income maximums for joint filers . if you have at least one child , aka dependent, you'd get an extra $350 governor. gavin newsom says he's proud california leaders followed up on a promise early on to fight inflation. i don't think it could have come at a better time as it relates to rising gas prices and ongoing stresses of rising costs across the spectrum. ah! we recognize it's not the solution, but it comes again with a recognition of the stresses and the anxiety many californians are facing many americans are facing so this means that married couple making less than $100,000 a year with at least one child would get a total of $1050, according to the

state about 82% of beneficiaries are within that income level. most people will get these payments via direct deposit, just like you would with your tax return over the next 2 to 3 weeks for people who may have filed the taxes on paper, a not online, you'll receive a debit card in the mail starting at the end of the month. in the newsroom. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news. all right. thank you, james. the blue angels are prepared to take this to the skies again today for their first fleet week show. the pilots certainly used to the extreme conditions, but it's not an everyday experience for civilians to experience those g forces. all right, so we're going to pull two gs now. all right. i'm a little scared, maya . i'm probably going to close my eyes. i do not like this. there's two gs right there. i feel that always kout. that's our digital producer bailey. oh, carol, who went up for that tour ? she called it the craziest roller coaster you could ever go on. well if you'd like to see

more of that up close look at bailey's flight and what it's like to be inside one of those jets with the blue angels. you can find more on the story at ktvu .com. looks like fun, pam. yes yeah, i wanted to do that for years. then once i had kids, my mom said you can't go do that now. well, i looked out my window yesterday as they were doing. practicing blew right over my building. i was like pretty cool whether it's pretty good for yesterday to the house there. andre is what you're saying that had the best seat in the house. the house looked right out. there you go right over. i think they'll be good to go. same today as yesterday, maybe a little more in the way of low clouds as we head towards sunday. that's the way it looks. but today what's out there or retreat back to the coast, keeping them in the sixties but over the bay, it'll be fine. there's just too much warm air aloft. and by that i mean temperatures in the low to mid seventies, so that puts its stamp on that fog. making the base is a little bit lower here. so we get thick morning fog for some most of us blow about 1000 ft. santa rosa, petaluma, okay,

nevada at the airport now says two miles visibility napa airports, okay. half moon base back down to a half mile so long highway one, maybe in santa cruz, santa clara valley, watson, ville salinas de monterrey. there are some pockets of fog out there. i think it will thicken up here as we head towards about seven o'clock. thick fog for some than a clear, sunny inland. it'll be warm to hot summer pattern here 60 seventies eighties to low nineties walnut creek, focusing on them this week. wednesday was 87. yesterday was 88 will go 89 today saturday 88 sunday does look a little cooler at 84 san francisco. i should also add oakland really, there has been very little change this week. oakland's been upper sixties or low, low seventies san francisco's been all about sixties from monday, tuesday, wednesday thursday in the forecast today doesn't change all that much as well. water temps have come down a little bit. that does make a huge difference. mid fifties. now bodega bay point raised in monterey interview. we had 57. so that's why you're seeing little cooler temperatures here for some fifties couple of forties but a lot of fifties sixties well inland to the north , a bunch of forties here in mill valley, fairfax in their

nevada's in their martial point , reyes rohnert park's a basketball windsor healdsburg in there as well. middletown is close for sonoma, most locations , forties and fifties. thirties in the mountains, fifties sixties in the valley or seventies and then fifties, up and down the coast of southern california. huge thunderstorm complex went right along i just east of san diego, central brawley, also along the border there and even into arizona again, so that has not ended. there's a low in mexico city. the spin circulation around that high pressure, though, says no. we're gonna stuck pattern here yesterday. today some subtle changes look like they'll begin on saturday, 60 seventies eighties to some low nineties. it does look a little cooler, though. by the time we get to sunday and monday 60 seventies eighties to nineties today, slightly cooler saturday. maybe not too much. then sunday more so it looks a little cooler going into early next week. you guys thank you, steve. the fbi is assuring voters that this election will be the most secure in history. still ahead, we hear from one cyber security agent who was working to protect your vote, and lawmakers are trying

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person and two groups will share this year's nobel peace prize. the awards committee announced the prestigious awards a few hours ago. in norway, the recipients are at least bullet sky. he's an american human rights or human rights activists currently imprisoned in belarus. now the second recipient is a russian group against human rights abuses. it's called memorial and the third recipient is the ukrainian group center for civil liberties. three winners will receive medals and share a $900,000 prize given out in december. president biden is warning about the nuclear risk posed by russia. president says the risk of nuclear armageddon is at its highest level since the 1962 cuban missile crisis.

this comes as russian officials speak of the possibility of using tactical nuclear weapons in the war against ukraine. president biden says he is concerned about russian president vladimir putin's remarks. today president biden is traveling to maryland, where he will tour a volvo factory to talk about his administration's economic policies in america is no longer a slogan. it's a reality to be here with the hudson valley congress president was in new york yesterday, where he toured an ibm facility promoting the chips and science act that he signed into law in august. republicans are running on another message, they say democrats are soft and immigration. bad for inflation and gas prices and weak on crime. 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. republicans hope to take back control of congress in

the midterm elections on november 8th. 5 15 is your time right now. no credible threats. that's the message the fbi sending to voters as we are now, a little more than four weeks before the midterm elections get to be christien kafton talked with one of the top cybersecurity investigators in the fbi about making sure each vote counts. in just a matter of weeks. voters will have their say, determining local races as well as who controls the house and senate. the fbi's cybersecurity unit is working to make sure that every voter can have faith that their ballot will count. the election process itself is a safe as it's ever been, and even more so, with all of the different protections we have in place around the ballots themselves around the ballot counting equipment around the voter registration databases. fbi special agent elvis chan says the agency is always looking at what has happened in the past and applying it to the future. he says. a lengthy review has determined that the 2020 election was the most secure in the nation's history. like for 2020, we knew

specifically the incidents that happened on a county by county level because there were so few of them. i can count them on one hand, especially agent chan says federal agencies have their eye on misinformation and election lies that often spread through social media. he says federal law enforcement agencies are sharing data with those social media platforms with the aim of combating 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 registrars of voters throughout the bay area and says none of the election systems here can actually connect to the internet. in fact, our special agent from the fbi says it's far more likely that we teach some kind of a low tech approach towards election fraud. like somebody simply trying to vote twice in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. thank you. christian bart finds itself in a

feud with the microsoft search engine being in a tweet. bart urged being to remove what bart described as a quote. absurd alert. bart is upset about a warning on being map directions . that's a quote public transit services may be impacted by covid-19 officials recommend limiting public transit use. alright 5. 18 is your time and steve paulson has been tracking your friday forecast. as we head into the weekend. many people wanting to know what's going to be like for saturday and sunday as well. sunday looks a little cooler. i think there'll be a little more in the way of low clouds versus just fog. so what we had yesterday pretty pretty much carries over into today should not be a problem for fleet week here friday. saturday should be fine as well. sunday though, might have a little more extensive fog bank is kind of the way it's looking here. temperatures gradually cooling off a little bit. there is a huge fog bank out up and down the coast. it's been there all week long. it just doesn't make a huge push inland. but what does their intends to peel back by about 10 o'clock or so miles

now? visibility at not nevada airport? same for half moon bay. they've been down down to a half mile now up to two. the thickest fog looks to be around santa cruz, capitola watson will salinas and monterey for now, half mile visibility down there , so there are some areas where that's reduced visibility so low clouds thick fog in the morning. cool to mild, sunny inland. it'll be warm to hot. some locations don't get in on any fog. not really much of a warming trend. i mean, it's got there on wednesday for some in the locations got into the upper eighties, low nineties, and it's staying there through today, probably into saturday before some cooling takes place. on sunday, oakland knows san francisco much of the coast. it's been 60 sixties are very, very low seventies yesterday was 67 by forecast i for the city of 67 averages 71. so i've been below the entire week. the water temps came down a little bit except the outer buoys. but interviewees did. 55 bodega bay point reyes 57, monterey. those are down about 40 degrees from earlier in the week. 48 48 pedal . petaluma santa rosa napa airports 53 53 so as palo alto

centerville out of fifties here couple of sixties if you're well inland some forties to the north of there are some cooler readings, especially if you have some clearing. taking place and get into the forties or low fifties thirties up in the mountains, 50 60 seventies from the valley all the way down to the desert where it's been very active again, much of arizona, southern nevada, and no doubt about it. he's to san diego was lit up yesterday. a lot of dust storms in the area. some huge dust storms. for us, though you can see all the great it's just the highest parked right on top of it. so not much change here. just subtle changes from day to day and today is probably where we peak it out of. if there's any warrant, that would be today, but i kept things about the same as yesterday. it does look a little cooler, though, as we go into sunday, 60 seventies coast in bay, eighties low nineties inland. slightly cooler saturday. i think a little more so sunday into monday, andrew alright, steve. thank you. collaborating to combat climate change up next we'll tell you about the agreement just signed by governor gavin newsom. and the new tool being installed at

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between twitter and elon musk. the moon gives must more time to close his $44 billion deal to buy twitter after he spent months 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. the judge gave the parties until october. 20th reach a deal. otherwise the trial will happen in november. governor newsom and three other west coast leader syed a new agreement to combat climate change the governors of oregon and washington as well as the prime minister of british columbia, came to san francisco to sign an agreement to work together to fight climate change and invest in 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 leaders renewed the pacific coast collaborative. it was launched in 2008 when arnold schwarzenegger was governor of california. part of the agreement calls for installing more charging stations along the west coast. collaborative goal is to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% by 2050. while gas prices are up across the country here in california, they're actually down this morning. according to triple a california's average for a gallon of regular online dropped about three cents compared to yesterday, average price and san francisco dropped two cents, while both oakland and san jose are down three cents. costs are expected to rise with opec's nations and other oil exporters announcing they will cut production by two million barrels. president bind says he is weighing options to offset that move some members of congress, including south bay representative broken a want more pressure on those oil

producing countries. 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 interest. the white house plans to release another 10 million barrels of oil from the strategic petroleum reserve next month. but that's literally a drop in the bucket compared to opec's slashing production by two million barrels a day. employment analysts say california's job market is at its most volatile since the beginning of the pandemic. california has about 12% of the national workforce, but 20% of the nation's layoffs, some of it involving the tech sector, surveys show that business consumer and investor confidence or all down, however, it's still an employee market with millions of job openings right here in california. the job numbers are still much stronger than all of the other economic indicators still well above the number of job openings we had prior to the

pandemic, um, which were about 7.7 billion all those openings has many workers rethinking their current job or career path. they're on the hunt for raises better benefits or improved working conditions like working from home, either in their current employer with their current employer or a new company. the help wanted sign is up at amazon, the e commerce giant plans to hire 150,000 workers for the holiday shopping season. jobs include packaging, transporting and delivering custse they're both part time and full time positions available. woman attacked while jogging along the trail, rescued by an unlikely group of people still ahead. nearby inmate cleanup crew jumped into action to savor and the warriors are addressing that confrontation between draymond green and jordan pool. we have reaction from some of the other players to the argument turned

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it's. it's my wife needs me. my kids need me and it's not worth my life. berkeley man was shot at as he tried to interrupt thieves stealing a neighbor's catalytic converter will tell you why, he said he felt obligated to step in despite having to dodge gunfire. and we have a closer look at how the pandemic has impacted the homeless population in the south bay and some of the programs trying to help those in need. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on team. good morning. thank you for waking up with us here in morning sun, too. i'm pam cook, andre senior. today is friday. october 7th. it is eight or excuse me eight already used

to being beyond the early 20. yes no, no, no, no, dave today, steve paulson. we were just talking about it during the break. it feels like a friday. it does. pamela you're out there. you're both saying feels like a friday. yeah you too, bill. the week seemed to be very long. there's a lot going on these days. i would agree with you on that. alright it does feel like a friday forecast as well. and it's really almost like a thursday forecast coast in bay, not changing all that much. morning fog retreats back to the coast and then we're left with inland temps that are in the eighties or a few low nineties. lots of sixties and seventies anywhere near the coast in bay, though, so sunny, nice, mild, warm thought. 60 seventies eighties to some low nineties. 5 30 in the morning on friday. here's a man who has a little extra little hop in his step on a friday. mr sal castaneda, steve, you're so right about that. thank you very much right now. i think you can get out there and have a pretty good commute without any major

delays. on most of these commutes, let's go out and take a look at the richmond bridge first, for example, it looks very good, very few cars coming through the drive on 5 82. it is very good right now. at the bay bridge. the same thing goes and likewise for that san mateo bridge, so we are off to a good start. as you drive through the bay area, 5 31, let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you so much happening today, the blue angels will take to the sky over san francisco for the first airshow is part of fleet week. ktvu z axis here with details, zack. good morning. well, i tell you what if you were in san francisco yesterday, hard to miss them as they buzzed over the buildings, and the blue angels will be back in san francisco over the skies with their high flying acrobatics. you can catch them. the navy's elite flying team between the golden gate bridge and alcatraz and we'll be back throughout the whole weekend, up in the air from 12 until four airshow also homecoming for one of the blue angels pilot,

lieutenant scott goossens, who graduated from st ignatius called leage prep in san francisco. here's what one of his co pilots had to say when we spoke to him earlier. we're going to expect a great some great weather great show to come out here and start second year of flying f 18 super hornet, as well as the c 1 30 j. super hercules, which we call fat albert was the second year in the in the san francisco bay and in our 76 season, so we're excited to bring this platform out for those folks didn't get a chance to see it last year. in time on the waters, you'll be able to see the parade of ships today, five navy ships will sail into the san francisco bay should be quite a show that kicks off at 11. so expect plenty of people along the waters to catch their ships and all the way over here along the oakland estuary to catch those blue angels all over san francisco as well. for now we're live in oakland's axa's ktvu, fox two news. all right. thank you. zack report shows the devastating impact the pandemic has had on homeless people in california, found an estimated

22,000 people across the state have become homeless since march of 2020 that same report found the pandemic has most affected latinos in california. wouldn't surprise to me when a pandemic hits that they would be the most effective and move into homelessness because they're already making the least amount of money. homeless rights advocate advocates say activists say that state and federal programs played a big role in preventing an even bigger homeless crisis in california during the pandemic. a lot of people were saved from losing their their homes and managed to stay in their homes because of emergency rental assistance and all the other, you know, pandemic programs that we saw. there are programs, however, homeless advocates say local, state and federal agencies need to do more to help the many people who have become homeless during the pandemic. 5 33 your

time right now it appears californians overwhelmingly supported new state law for court ordered treatment for people struggling with severe mental health issues. the berkeley i g s poll shows 76% of voters approve of the law only 15% say they are opposed. the law has strong bipartisan support with 80% of democrats in 70% of republicans voting in favor of the law. the governor signed the bill last month. under the legislation, counties are being asked to set up court systems to address the needs of people who are homeless with severe mental illness. the court is expected to assist up to 12,000 people, the state agency that oversees hiring and firing within california's police departments will now audit every agency in alameda contra costa in san francisco counties. not just the sheriff's departments, ktvu has learned that the california commission on peace officer standards and training sent a letter to all police departments in those three counties, asking them to make

their hiring files available dating back to 2016. it comes after 47 alameda county deputies were removed from their duties after it surfaced that they received unsuitable marks on their psychological exams. berkeley man is now describing his frightening close call with some thieves that's happening early yesterday morning outside of a home in the north berkeley hills, he says the two men fire two gunshots at him while he was trying or while they he was trying to stop them from stealing a catalytic converter from his neighbor's car. the man who did not want to reveal his identity, says the gunfire came after he threw a rock at the man. when i saw him raise his hands like this, and i dipped back behind the tree, and he took two shots. lately he was not hurt. he admits his actions may have been due to his anger over the recent theft zone truck, at least say it's never a good idea for citizens to confront thieves. we don't ever want somebody to put themselves in the middle of a situation that's the biggest takeaway from this is that he's okay. police

say the two people sped away in a dark gray audi, but they did not get away with that catalytic converter. san francisco has a new plan to stop side shows across the city investigative reporter brooks jarocz shows us what's being done to deter the dangerous stunts. there are a few new bumps in the road intentionally installed to step 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 if 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've seen 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 and 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 on the road 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 going to 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 slideshow. 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 the 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. so far, no arrests have been made. brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. all right. thank you, brooks. hopefully that will. yeah that will work. we'll keep following that, for sure. they're they're trying some things to stop that, steve as we see that, pam, i don't leave my house anymore, right? i'm sorry to scare all of you. i mean,

there's you know, there's some stuff, there's some work to be done. i just stay home. all right, let's get to it here now yesterday very similar today, although not as much fog today so i mean, it doesn't mean it won't kind of regroup here but be here by the time we get seven or eight o'clock in the morning. we saw that yesterday but for fleet week it looks good today. i mean, it was fine yesterday looks good today, probably about the same saturday. sunday does look to be a little more in the way of some low cloud deck and it looks cooler so it might linger a little longer the basis coming up i would think that's really the only day of concern because today the fog of retreat and head back to the coast. there's a ton of fog out there. it's just being sat on by very warm air loft at sonoma mountain 73. diablo 71 ben lohan mountains 72 that's warm for this time of year. so when that happens is he gets called the inversion and you don't go up a couple 1000 ft seventies on those temps and the fog says, i have a hard time getting above. really about 800 ft. or 1000 ft . so you get a lower fog bank and some pockets of thick

morning fog. zero visibility now for half moon bay, santa rosa's four so far, petaluma nevada and napa airport. say it's okay. so not too bad here. but what about south? yeah i think we're getting a little more fog. now santa clara valley, watson, ville, monterey and also selena . so highway one, santa cruz. also santa clara valley morning fogs. sunny thick morning fog cool to mild over by the coast today sunny inland. it's nice to warm to hot san francisco is not gotten out of the sixties this entire week. i didn't go with it this week, either. 67 53. what's the average 71 55 98, the record high 1996 and 48 18 91 sunset now, 6 43 water temps came down a little bit, especially monterey. interviewing at 57. that's down about five from monday bodega bay in point, reyes down about 3 to 4 as well. forties fifties on the temps few sixties. well, inland, so nothing new here. south bay 10 forties in the santa cruz mountains, felton, boulder creek, lower fifties morgan hill, san martino, hollister and

their mid fifties capital santa cruz, and same for around cupertino, center, santa clara and campbell and saratoga. mid thirties in the mountains, 50 60 seventies in the valley, fifties, up and down the coast. big time thunderstorms are in the central valley well down around l central and brawley yesterday. huge dust storms. . very quiet, little cooler very similar. maybe some subtle changes by the time we get to tomorrow, slightly cooler, more so i think by the time we get to sunday, so 60 seventies and he worked coast and bay eighties operators to a few low nineties inland. starting to cool off a teeny bit saturday. more so sentiment looking forward to that. bad behavior on the high seas why one cruise line is making a big change to its rules and how much some extra guests could have to pay and new issues ahead for communities across florida that are still dealing with the aftermath of hurricane ian coming up the weather expected to move into that area

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for year old jeremy bertino admitted to plotting with other members of that far right extremist group to violently stopped the transfer of presidential power after the 2020 election. now he has agreed to cooperate with the justice department's investigation. tino is facing possibly 20 years in prison for conspiracy and 10 years for a firearms charge. 44 now inmates cleaning up the trash along the bike trail and vacaville are being held as heroes after saving the life of a woman who had been stabbed 33 year old woman walking her dog on the alamo creek bike trail

was randomly attacked tuesday morning. vacaville police saying 18 year old man began stabbing her california correctional officer and an inmate crew cleaning up debris on the trail saw it happen and rushed to help. the corrections officer put the suspect in handcuffs until police arrived. authorities say the officer and inmates also tended to the woman's wounds until first responders arrived. we have to tip our hats off to the inmates and the cdcr officer. extremely brave, courageous. if they had not intervened then this would have been a totally different case. the victim has been released from the icu but remains in the hospital. police aren't releasing the tales about her injuries, but say her parents was physically altered. the suspect, marco ross parker, is in solano county jail. the 18 year old is facing charges of mayhem and attempted homicide. president biden says he is pardoning thousands of americans convicted for possession of marijuana. the president says he is asking the attorney general

and the secretary of health and human services to review federal law now that it is legal in 19 states. the president said the quote failed approach to marijuana has upended too many lives. criminal records from marijuana position 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, similar rates, black and brown people are arrested, prosecuted and convicted at disproportionately higher rates. now the president is also calling on governors to issue similar pardons for those convicted of state marijuana offenses. some political analysts say the move is the beginning of the process to federal decriminalization of marijuana. ktvu mike mibach spoke with congressman barbara lee, who is the co chair of the congressional cannabis carcass, she said, while congress still has a lot to do the president's announcement is a major step forward. the president to do.

this is remarkable. so many people's lives now will be made whole and i really think that we're gonna make sure that young people understand that we're delivering, and we're delivering on the right policies. the president's announcement did stop short of full decriminalization. congresswoman do you think he should have gone the distance here? we will get there now. i think the president understands that the process you know, he's asked that it be expedited and i'm hopeful. i mean, this is a major step forward. where do you see this going? this angle. this story about the banking industry and marijuana moving forward. they're in the safe banking legislation has moved forward a couple of times in the house. it should pass the senate. it's a business. it's an industry they should have access to financial instruments that would help them and financial institutions should not be penalized. so that's what the safe banking actors is about, and we're trying to get that to the president's desk. congresswoman lee says he's safe banking act

could possibly pass the senate this year, and she is cautiously optimistic the president will sign it into law convicted there are no executive sunny elwani wants a new trial. alwani asked a federal judge to allow him to participate in efforts by his former business partner, elizabeth holmes. to get a new trial in july, alwani was convicted of wire fraud and conspiracy for his role in swindling investors and patients. for now about one is set to be sentenced next month. 5 48 your time right now, meteorologists say parts of florida will see its first significant rain since hurricane in struck, at least 101. people have died now, people across the state there continue the painstaking process of coming through what's left of homes and businesses. florida officials are working to restore access to barrier islands, so people who live there can assess damage. construction on a temporary bridge to pine island was completed. in just days. we did an emergency contract and we did it in three days. the public's is open their fresh stuff again, just like normal. power has also

been restored to the majority of people who lost electricity. boy long road ahead for sure. 5 48 is the time let's check in with sal. hopefully the friday commuters pretty smooth. it is pretty smooth. i don't see a lot going on which is just like we like to see it's going to be a busy day in san francisco is a lot of people are gonna be going in for fleet week activities and just normal weekend things, so just keep that in mind. good way to get into san francisco is to use transit. let's talk about the bay bridge. you can see it's light here. there have been no major issues on the same tale bridge either, and we have been looking at a 5 80 commute. that looks pretty good. now we did have a crash on 5 80 westbound coming up near grant line road, and we did have some slow traffic coming in from the tracy triangle. 5 49. let's go to steve. now with today's weather sound. thank you, sir. we'll get to it here. looks like today will probably be the best day

for fleet yesterday and today look very similar fog is there but it will burn back back to the coast there, and the bigger issue could be on sunday. little cooler pattern looks to be kind of kicking in so some of that fog might make a little bit more of an extensive push there on sunday, but today and tomorrow should be fine. we are looking for a lot of fog. it's just being held in check by strong eye pressure and some very warm air. you get around to 3000 ft. so that's that. that puts the cap on it so that sends it down to lower basis. so that's why we're seeing something morning fog. most of it, though, looks to be south. so far, though, half moon bay has been reporting some thick fog, but from santa clara valley, san martin data hollister, gilroy, watson ville salinas, monterey. that seems to be the thickest for now. morning, vaud sunny now, if you don't get the fog, it'll be sunny upper eighties nineties. well inland. i mentioned fairfield nevermore yesterday. they did come in in the nineties, and they will again probably today, but not the city sixties, all weeklong forecast high as 67. that's exactly what

it was yesterday, so i don't see much change there. a little bit of change on the water temps. they did come down a wee bit, at least the inner buoys, especially off of bodega bay, point, reyes and monterey. the outer buoys are still 63 forties fifties on most of the attempts some sixties, of course lower like fairfield, brentwood. san jose is closed, but mid fifties for just about everyone or lower fifties on the peninsula, lots of forties to the north middletown's in their healdsburg, windsor, sebastopol. marshall point raises at 49, novato, san anselmo, fairfax and one observation of mill valley, also in the upper forties, mid thirties in the mountains, truckee, south lake tahoe, even at the elite, 46 flagstaff seventies, las vegas palm springs in phoenix and man was it lit up yesterday. take a look east of san diego, right, right boom, big thunderstorm activity, a lot of it rotating around a low in northern mexico that will continue to beat today for us the highest parked over california. so we're gonna stuck pattern. just not a lot going on here. settle changes. maybe by saturday. we'll start to see a little dip on some of these

inland temps. maybe the more upper eighties. it does look a little cooler, though, by sunday, but all the projections for next week which had a deep cold low and a strong offshore event. right now. they're backing off completely just i mean, it looks almost quiet now, but we'll see what happens over the weekend. 60 seventies eighties too low nineties slightly cooler saturday more so sunday minded thank you, steve. we showed you how hurricane ian left destructions who homes and lives and also impacted wildlife to coming up the effort to save hundreds of baby sea turtles that washed ashore. land it was a successful mission by spacex. we're going to show you the moment one of the company's rocket successfully delivered a team of scientists to the international space station. ♪ ♪

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the new crew of astronauts led by a woman from the bay area has now arrived at the international space station. first one through the hatch is going to be nicole man, commander of dragon and now the first native american woman to live and state aboard the international space station. there she is. nicole man born in petaluma. she graduated from rancho qatari high school and stanford university. her international crew arrived at the space station yesterday and will now spend the next six months performing scientific experiments there. alright 5 55

. now the warriors say they will not suspend draymond green for punching jordan's pool. green apologized to the team yesterday and then left the facilities. basketball sources say he and pull started trash talking each other. the situation escalated to shopping and ended with green throwing a punch. 2nd 2nd, who 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. warriors head coach steve kerr and general manager bob myers refuted reports the altercation involved pools behavior as he's on the verge of a new, lucrative contract. meyer says any discipline against draymond green will be handled internally . 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. the warriors, host of los

angeles lakers, and an exhibition sunday evening game, the regular season tip off tuesday, the 18th against the lakers chase center, including the championship ring ceremony to san francisco violence prevention nonprofit is getting some help from california to expand united players will receive $2 million. the money will be used to purchase and renovate the second building on howard street. we got $2 million in the state budget. together with support from the city of and federal dollars that is going to allow this entire block to be u. p headquarters. there was an unveiling in front of the nonprofits facility for the commemorative renaming of one block of howard street to united players way oakland is taking another step to attract and retain teachers. the city is getting a $1 million donation from bank of america and $5

million from the state of california. it will be used to help provide affordable housing for teachers in the residence a year. a portion of the funds will also help extend the city program called teachers rooted in oakland or trio and has an online affordable housing market place for oakland teachers. we're so excited today to be unveiling what we are calling trio plus and affordable housing market place where we work with landlords to offer exclusive discounted housing. to oakland teachers to bridge that affordability gap between market rate and what teachers can actually afford. and it's available to all 2000 plus over usd teachers. according to trail the first two years of the pilot program, it has seen a threefold increase in the number of teacher residents in oakland. am radio station kgo 8 10 is no longer running. it's talk radio programming. the station replaced the local news show with pop music and promotions station issued a message on its website 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 for your loyalty and information, the station said kgo will begin a new era on monday. for the channel. the anger we're going to channel the pain we're going to channel the sadness into more love. community leaning on each other for comfort after four family members are kidnapped and killed. the new details were learning about their deaths and the suspect in the killings. and you may be waking up to a direct deposit in your bank account this morning. the checks coming from the state as soon as today and how you you know if you qualify. from ktvu. fox two news . this is mornings on to 5 59 welcome the mornings onto i'm andre. senior good morning. i'm pam cooking is friday october. 7th note is not eight o'clock when we usually see andre. thank you for coming in early, so dave could have a nice day off. and

if mr clark is here for the weekend, steve, what kind of weather can he expect? pretty quiet that kgo. i don't know about your mom. pam yes, would listen to jim east and then dr dina death. no adele. yes, i do . remember that. yes i do. remember her on the day, all right? we'll get to it here and there you go, kgo. all right now i see it. i see it, doctor, bill wattenburg, of course. now, listen. that's what that's what he would say. now, listen, look . ah, he was coast to coast at nights. yes all right. we do have a big fog bank, although not nearly as much as we saw the last couple of mornings, so most locations are saying clear friday on my mind. there are some areas of fog but far less than we saw the last couple of mornings here, mild to hot 60 seventies and eighties to a few low nineties. alright sal's here six o'clock, something picking up are we still alright out there? but we do have one

problem. stephen that's for people who are coming in from the central valley. we have a crash on 5 80 that is coming out of the into livermore here. it's near greenville road, and it's an injury crash that's blocking lanes. you can see the road sensors are firing up as you drive out of the two oh five area, otherwise it had been a little lighter than usual. but right now we do have some slow traffic also northbound 60 80 just before adam all parkway. they're clearing the wreck there . that's not causing a lot of slow traffic. how we forge a little bit slow as you come over the hill to concord, 601. let's go back to the headlines. thank you happening today, the state is finally sending out its inflation relief checks. some families will get as much as $1000. but it all depends on how much you make. ktvu james stores is here in studio. he is here to explain how you qualify. and how much you can expect, james. good morning to you. well, it all starts with when you filed your last tax return, you'll qualify for state stimulus if you completed your taxes by october , 15th of this past year. how much you get totally depends on

how much you make. here's how it all works. single filers who make less than $75,000 a year will get $350 and rebate. anyone with income less than $125,000 will get $250 and income up to 250,000 gets you $200 in rebate . you double those checks for joint filers if you have at least one child, aka dependent, you'll get an extra $350 governor gavin newsom says this all will help about 23 million people in california. we recognize it's not the solution , but it comes again with a recognition of the stresses and the anxiety of many californians are facing many americans are facing another way. the state is attempting to fight inflation and rising gas costs, calling for a windfall tax on big oil companies, governor newsom says while barrels of crude oil dropped, big oil companies still increased their prices and he wants some of those profits to go back to taxpayers. but when

it comes to the state stimulus payments, most people will get their money via direct deposit, just like you would with your tax return. sometime within the next 2 to 3 weeks for people who filed their taxes on paper, not online. you will receive a debit card in the mail on that will be starting at the end of the month. if you want to know about your specific timeline, you can check out the state's website. it's on ktvu web links as well. where we posted a link to the site. andre and pam, send it back to you. all right. thank you, james. as a community mourns. we are learning more about the man kidnapped man who is accused of kidnapping and killing a family in merced this week. their bodies were found in orchard wednesday night, two days after they were taken by gunpoint from their family business. investigators suspect a suit salgado once worked for the family, and it sent angry text messages to them in the past. and the merced county sheriff says the motive is most likely related to money. out of money or anger, and it could be the both of those apply here. the unfortunate part of this

whole thing is that by the time we're getting into this investigation, we believe full heartedly that they're there. murders have been committed. the sheriff says delgado tried to kill himself before he was taken into custody. he's in jail this morning after being released from the hospital, the merced community now coming together to express their grief and anger over the family's death. dozens of people gathered for an emotional candlelight vigil in downtown merced last night. it was a night of tears and prayers that included local religious leaders. let us place our arms around one another. let us encourage one another. let us be there for one another. group. mm. the mayor of merced was among those who attended the candlelight vigil. he had a message for the grieving community channel the anger we're going to channel the pain we're going to channel the sadness into more love. now. this was just the first of four nights of vigils in downtown merced that will end on sunday

night. 605 right now, please and stockton are telling the homelessness stay alert as they investigated string of homicides . officers have been passing out flyers throughout the community where suspected serial killer has already shot six people, killing five of them. another victim was killed here in oakland. these flyers are being distributed in both english and spanish. strategic community officers. they've been going out to homeless encampments in north stockton's passing out some flyers the reward information and you know, telling our homeless population about what's going on and how to remain safe . homeless shelters are also putting out advisories to inform on housed individuals about safety. the fbi has been brought on board as part of a law enforcement task force investigating homicides. they need help, and they've done the right thing by establishing a task force, but there needs to be there's people i need to sit back. think about what's happened because the police on this there's not enough place on the street. to catch this guy

unless they get lucky, so they're doing the right thing. it's just these things. these serial killers are hard to solve. the fbi task force is working to build a profile of the person responsible for these deadly shootings. president biden is raising the alarm about the nuclear risk posed by russia . the president says the risk of nuclear armageddon is at its highest level since the 1962 cuban missile crisis. now this comes as russian officials speak of the possibility of using tactical nuclear weapons in the war against ukraine. president biden says russian president vladimir putin is not joking when he talks about the use of tactical weapons, which are described as less powerful than strategic nuclear weapons. new this morning. one person and two groups will share this year's nobel peace prize. the awards committee announced the prestigious honor a few hours ago. in norway. the recipients are ellis bullet sky. he's a human rights activist currently imprisoned in belarus. the second recipient is a russian

group against human rights abuses. it's called memorial and the third recipient is ukrainian group center for civil liberties . the three winners will receive medals and share a nine $1000 900,000 dollars prize given out in december. well today, first lady jill biden is in the bay area to put a focus on what the president product. program is called the cancer moonshot effort during breast cancer awareness month when the first lady arrived at sfo, she was greeted by house speaker nancy pelosi and congresswoman jackie speier of san mateo. this morning, jill biden will visit ucsf's cancer research and treatment centers. dr biden had four girlfriends that were diagnosed with breast cancer in one year. this moonshot is really important for all of us, because every one of us has someone in our family who's struggling with cancer or died from cancer, and the goal is to actually reduce the amount of cancer by 50% in 25 years. after

the hospital tour. the first lady is scheduled to speak at the democratic women's luncheon issues conference in san francisco. it's a gathering of women leaders and potential candidates hosted by speaker pelosi. midterm elections are a little more than a month away, and the fbi wants voters to trust their ballots will be secure. the fbi cyber security unit working to make sure there are no credible threats to the voting process this year. special agents say the agency will monitor misinformation that is often spread through social media and will combat election lies with the truth. election process itself is a safe as it's ever been, and even more so, with all of the different protections we have in place around the ballots themselves around the ballot counting equipment around the voter registration databases. the fbi says it is working with the registrar voters throughout the bay area and says none of them use systems which connect to the internet. they say threats are

more likely to be low tech like people trying to vote twice. berkeley man is now describing his frightening close call with some suspected thieves. it happened early yesterday morning outside his home in the north berkeley hills. he says the two men fired gunshots at him while he was trying to stop them from stealing a catalytic converter from his neighbor's car. the man who did not want to reveal his identity, says the gunfire came after he threw a rock at the men. when i saw him raise his hands like this, and i dipped back behind the tree, and he took two shots. fortunately he was not hurt. he does admit his actions may have been due to his anger over the recent theft of his own truck. police say it is never a good idea for citizens to confront thieves. we don't ever want somebody to put themselves in the middle of a situation that's the biggest takeaway from this is that he's okay. police say the two suspects sped away in a dark gray audi, but they did not get away with the catalytic converter top. bart finds itself

in a feud with the microsoft search engine being marked tweeted at being maps, urging it to remove what bart described as a quote absurd alert parties upset about a warning on big map directions that say public transit services may be impacted by covid-19 officials recommended limiting public transit use. that warning doesn't specifically call out part but is a message about public transit in general. alright 6. 10 is the time. i think that's probably maybe needs to be a little bit. updated more people are taking public transit. i think, sal right? the numbers have been up. the numbers have been up and we have seen a lot of people use it for especially for special events like fleet week, which is happening this weekend. highway four does have traffic. that is a little bit slow on this friday, and it's so it's not completely friday. light out there. i do see good looking commute at the richmond bridge, and there is a small delay at the bay bridge. it's usually a little bit more robust by this

time, so we might be getting a little bit of a break when you got the same entail bridge that traffic continues to look very good. i do want to update you on the crash coming in, deliver moritz westbound 5 80 at greenville road. they're still clearing it, and you can see all the slow traffic we have here. driving from the altamont pass into the main part of livermore. 6 11. let's get back to the desk. thank you. sal area leaders are trying to do something about the number of side shows the new tools being installed at intersections in san francisco to try to put an end to those dangerous stunts. two people are dead and even more injured after a stabbing spree in las vegas from the strip with the latest on the suspect and help people there are feeling today.

to stop the growing number of dangerous side shows. the city

says it is installing speed bombs at seven busy intersections across san francisco. the goal is to make it more difficult for stunt drivers to spin out at top speeds and illegal event that is becoming more common in the city . the cost of these speed bumps range from 5000 to $30,000 at intersections. but city transit leaders believe it's money well spent. 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. the city has already installed one speed bump at the intersection of plymouth avenue, not far from interstate 2 80. the rest are scheduled to be installed by the end of the year. a deadly stabbing spray on the las vegas strip killed two people and

injured six others. it happened in the middle of the day just before noon yesterday. cocoa mcevoy live in las vegas right now, with what we are learning this morning about the suspect. good morning. good morning. we are here on las vegas boulevard on the strip. and as you can see, this morning, this is all of the chaos erupted yesterday. but now the roads every opened following that stabbing spree, we have learned that the suspect is a 32 year old man from las vegas is in police custody and he has been charged in the stabbing as well and we spoke to witnesses who described the terror. in broad daylight on the last vegas strip. a stabbing rampage leaves two people dead and six injured, police say 32 year old yoni barrios, armed with a large kitchen knife, started stabbing people in an unprovoked attack. cell phone video showing first responders treating several victims near the wind hotel and casino.

definitely a tourist area, so it's very crazy. how it happened . literally right here. shocking tourists who come from all over to the strip, including caesar and his family, who are visiting vegas from pomona. it was crazy because there was something unexpected. it's just shocking to see all the police presence here. caesar describes the chaotic scene then we just started seeing cops everywhere and tape everywhere, which is heard. people are talking about somebody getting stabbed and there's two people dead and 65 were coming from l. a clashes head back already to room because it's so unsafe out here now survivors were hospitalized thursday, some in critical condition. reports say. some vegas showgirls were among the victims are affiliate fox five, identify the two victims who passed away as 47 year old brent hallett. and 30 year old marries

giovanni, both from las vegas for their families. it's very hard. it's very hard seeing stuff like this. and the suspect has been charged with open murder and attempted murder with a deadly weapon. and i just want to point out that this area is a very popular destination here outside of the wind hotel where this all unfolded yesterday, especially for tourists that come from all over the spoke to witnesses yesterday. they were really describing how shocked they were that this all unfolded here and especially because it appears to be a random attack back to you. cocoa before you go so many people here in california, in particular head out to vegas for the weekend, especially now, it's not so hot this time of year. what is how does it look there in terms of security? what's being done to help people feel safe? exactly and i can tell you that here

when we came here last night, there was an increased police presence. and i know that because i was talking to some locals who tell us that there are normally not that many police officers out here as there was last night, and that was hours following the stabbing , and then i spoke with the metro officer here who tells me that they will be stepping up patrols because of the stabbing because they want tourists to feel safe and one of their most popular destinations. certainly alright, cocoa mcevoy. thank you so much for that update. we will continue to update that investigation as it continues turn of events there. alright closer to home. now we're going to check in with sal castaneda with a look at the roads and transit across the bay area. how's it looking at their self looks? okay andre and pam, except for one thing, and that would be that crash we've been talking about in livermore on 5 80 westbound near greenville road to put a big white arrow on it. it's taken a little while for them to clear it. and the traffic is backed up from highway 205. other than that we have the typical morning commute. highway four is a

little slow. richmond bridge still looks good, and the bay bridge is getting a little bit of a crowd, although it does seem a little better than normal here at the brave bridge toll plaza at 6 18. let's bring steve in who's talking about today's weather. we are indeed we will start with fleet week festivities because it looks just fine today and probably tomorrow. maybe some changes sunday could be a little more in the way of some low clouds, but it'll burn back sooner. today there's not nearly as much fog coverage as we saw the last couple of mornings, so it looks good to me today and probably tomorrow as well. still plenty of low clouds out there. just not the coverage. i mean, in most locations, inland majority now say clear in the last couple of days, they were all cloudy. foggy that's not the case this morning. there's still some half moon bay airport reports zero visibility. so there are some areas and pockets of thick morning fog. that warm air aloft seventies in the hills is just putting. it's foot right down on the ground on that, so improved a little bit. santa clara valley san martin, but watson bill santa cruz capital down to salinas, monterey, there are some areas where you were like i

can't see that far. also along highway one morning fog, otherwise sunny, it'll be warm to hot inland. we'll see some upper eighties low nineties for some the warming trend kind of probably peeks out today here after today, i don't think it's going to do too much. but wednesday walnut creek was 87. yes to 88 went 89 today. 88 saturday then 84 on sunday so 67 in the city lower 53. what's average 71 55 been stuck in the sixties all week long for san francisco, and i should add oakland's been in the upper sixties or very low seventies all week long, so really, not much change there. a little bit of a change on those water temps. they did cool off except the outer boys 63 both monterey . how to boys. but the interviewee 57 point raised bodega bay 55. those are down about four from monday. forties for a few fifties for most couple of sixties if you're well inland, paid temps 51 castro valley at 61, brentwood. also pittsburgh 51, elsa bronte little cooler there, but mid fifties for many here, including dublin and 56, danville, 55 54 in piedmont, alameda at 56.

still lots of activity here is alone. northern mexico pumping in all that my look at the activity that again. it's hit and miss. there were some big boomers, huge dust storms down around brawley all central yesterday. we're east of san diego. so not done yet with that , but not here. we get the morning fog and appeals back. it is really quiet pattern all signs last week there was just tremendous chatter and forecast models were all over the place. maybe a cold system. maybe windy system. now they're kind of backing off on that. it looks rather quiet, but it does look a little cooler. on sunday in the monday 60 seventies eighties, and if you're far enough inland, some low nineties just a couple maybe subtle changes saturday. little cooler, though. on sunday, pam all right. thank you . steve feature twitter users have been asking for a long time just went live will tell you what you have to do to get that edit button for your tweets and the san jose sharks kicking off their season today, not at home in san jose, not even in the country will tell you where the

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san is a shark's dropped the puck today they begin the regular season against the nashville predators, but they are in the czech republic. it is part of the nhl effort to expand international popularity. the sharks play the predators at 11 o'clock this morning pacific time both today and tomorrow, the czech government had to make a special exemption to allow russian players on both teams. to enter the country and play in this weekend's games. oakland is taking another step to attract and retain teachers. the city is getting a $1 million donation from bank of america and $5 million from the state of california. it will be used to help provide affordable housing for teachers in their residency year. a portion of the fans will

also help extend the city program called teachers rooted in oakland, also called trio. it has an online affordable housing market place for oakland teachers. as the cleanup continues after hurricane ian. meteorologists say parts of florida will see its first significant rain since the storm . at least 100 people have died. people across florida continue the painstaking process of combing through what's left of their homes and businesses. florida officials are now working to restore access to barrier island, so people who live there can assess the damage construction on the temporary bridge to pine island was completed in just days. we did an emergency contract and we did it in three days. the public's is open their fresh stuff again, just like normal. power has also been restored to the majority of the people who lost electricity. hundreds of baby sea turtles were washed ashore by the hurricane in florida. 200 baby

sea turtles are now being taken care of it. the brevard zoo in melbourne, florida, they were brought in by rescuers from the sea turtle preservation society . there they are. the zoo workers say most of the turtles are only one month old. they check their health give them some fluid therapy and the next week they will send them back out into the ocean. the bittersweet part is at release and you know, the better part is that i can't care for them anymore, and i can't keep them protected. but that's why we're here is to get them back out in the ocean, where they're doing the important duties that a sea turtle needs to do. zoo workers say whenever they see a hurricane forming, they do prepare for the arrival of those baby sea turtles. we have the new job numbers that are out this morning and we'll tell you what it means about the economy as the country continues to try to recover from the pandemic, and the biggest events of fleet week are getting underway today we'll tell you where you can catch the blue angels as well as

the parade of ships in just a matter of hours.

treat during the pandemic. we're looking at the impact on the homeless population in the south bay and some of the programs trying to help those in need. and we're just hours away from the blue angels soaring over the bay area. what you need to know if you're headed to today's fleet week activities. from ktvu . fox two news. this is mornings on tv. and as we take you live to the opening bell this morning. investors are reacting to the latest jobs report released just about an hour ago. the numbers came in slightly lower than wall street was hoping for on the news. the dow

is set to drop. i just want to double check about 200 points was looking like a 300 point drop now about 200 points. we'll have the details on that, just in just a moment, and as the bell rings live facebook, also this morning warning as many as a million users, their user names. passwords have been stolen. we're going to have more details on that coming up in today's dollars and cents. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun to pam cook. good morning to you, pam. i'm andre. senior. this friday, october 7th good morning to you. steve paulson with look at the friday forecast. well we don't have as much fog you to the last couple of mornings, so i won't be any issues for fleet week here on friday, probably saturday sunday . maybe it could be a little more in the way of some low clouds as the high kind of loses his grip that allow the basis to lift a little bit, but not as much fog by far like many locations this morning are saying clear where they all said cloudy or mostly cloudy yesterday at this time, still, some morning fog visibility not so good for a few, but it will be sunny. if you get the sign it

would be mild warm if you're far enough inland. it will be hard. we have eighties and nineties, but coast and bay 60 seventies. alright, cells here, 6 30 bread, your freeway. what are we, starting with? well, we're starting in san jose steve because they're clearing an accident on northbound 101 at mckee road, our camera little dark, but i can see what's going on here in san jose ortuno one, i can see the lights from chp vehicles blocking that fast lane and i can also see that it is going to be slow just using the road sensors here. it's slow from about story road getting up to that scene. fortunately for you, you can use to 80 or 85 as pretty decent alternates to that commute. if you're thinking about the bay bridge it is filling in. looks almost like a normal date, maybe a little lighter, but that traffic is about 10 minutes before you make it onto the span, 6 31, let's go back to the headlines. thank you happening today. the blue angels take to the sky over several cisco for the first airshow as part of fleet week. yes it is a highlight of fleet week for many

people in ktvu zach success here with the details. good morning. good morning. yeah, those blue angels expected to take the skies over san francisco around three o'clock today. so expect plenty of people in the city parks along the water to watch those famed acrobatics. and if you were in the city yesterday, they were certainly hard to miss as they buzzed over buildings doing practice runs ahead of today's show, all part of one of the country's largest celebrations for the u. s armed forces starting back in 1981. if you're looking for a good place to catch the air show the marina green, the presidio tunnel tops and pier 39 all great viewing areas. we had a chance to chat with one of the pilots ahead of today's show who says they do some 32 shows a year. that means they're up in the air around 300 days of the year. we are away from home a lot, but this is certainly one of the show sites we look forward to. at the end of our season. we've only got five shows left, including san francisco. so where do you get a chance to see the team? it's has

been practicing his jelled. and typically, we did, you know, bring out our best for the bay area. meantime on the waters, you'll be able to see the parade of ships today, five navy ships will sail into the san francisco bay should be quite a show that kicks off at 11. so expect plenty of people will be along the water and all the way along the oakland estuary here to catch those blue angels. for now, i'm live in oakland's axa's ktvu faxed to news exact. thank you 6 33 time right now, a new report shows the devastating impact the pandemic, his head on homeless people here in california, it found an estimated 22,000 more people across the state have become homeless. since march of 2020. the same report found the pandemic has hit homeless latinos in california especially hard since a public health crisis began. wouldn't surprise to me when a pandemic hits that they would be the most affected and move into homelessness because they're already making the least amount of money. almost rights activists say state and federal programs played a major role in preventing an even bigger homeless crisis in our state

during the pandemic. a lot of people were save from losing their their homes and managed to stay in their homes because of emergency rental assistance and all the other, you know, pandemic programs that we saw. however homeless advocates say local, state and federal agencies still need to do more to help many people who have become homeless during the pandemic. it appears californians overwhelmingly support a new state law 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. 80% of democrats and 70% of republicans voting in favor of that law. the governor signed the bill last month. under the legislation, counties are being asked to set up court systems to

address the needs of people who are homeless with severe mental illness. the care court is expected to assist up to 12,000 people, the state agency overseeing hiring and firing within the california police department will now audit every agency in alameda. contra costa in san francisco county is not just sheriff's departments, ktb has learned that the california commission on peace officer standards and training since the letter to all police departments in those three counties, asking them to make their hiring files available dating back to 2016. it comes after 47 alameda county deputies were removed from their jobs after it surfaced that they received unsustainable marks on or unsuitable marks on their psychological exams. all right. we have new this morning. new numbers released just about an hour ago on jobs report employers added 263,000 jobs in september, down from the 315,000 added in august, it's also slightly there were lower than expected. the unemployment rate did fall, though, as well from 3.7 to 3.5. taking a look at the

markets and how they're responding today and employment . analysts say california's job market is at its most volatile state since the pandemic began. california has about 12% of the national workforce, but 20% of the nation's layoffs now it does involve the tech sector. we certainly have a lot of companies here as well. surveys show that business consumer and investor confidence are all down. however it is still an employee market with millions of job openings right here in california. the job numbers are still much stronger than all of the other economic indicators still well above the number of job openings we had prior to the pandemic, um, which were about 7.7 billion all those openings has many people rethinking their current job or career path they're searching for raises better benefits or improve working conditions like working from home, either with their current employer or a new company, and i've heard a new

phrase instead of w. f h right work from home. it's work from anywhere. love that right or work from wherever it's w f w yeah, from maui like that. let's go. let's go, sal. you take it because we're gonna head away. wouldn't it be nice goodness? yes, great. alright well were those of us who are working from our usual spot today. if you're going to the office and you're going to the bay bridge, there is some slow traffic for you to deal with. it's not quite as robust as it would be. let's say on a tuesday, but it's there. nevertheless as we look at the san mateo bridge that traffic looks pretty good driving across . i want to mention that in san jose, we had a crash on north londono, one right at mckee that involved injuries and chp had that left lane taken away. it still does there. as you can see , the left lane is taken away and also westbound five eighties you're coming into the livermore

valley at greenville road. they are clearing an accident there. at 6 37. let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. thank you. yes sir. appreciate it. alright it looks good here. they don't fly to what 23 o'clock. is that? what? i heard 23 o'clock, something like that. i think so. they'll be fine. the fog will be gone. it burns off about 9 10 o'clock saturday should be fine sunday, could be a little different might be a little more in the way of a bigger fog bank. but today, tomorrow will be okay. 60 seventies on the temps from san francisco over to oakland. plenty of low clouds and fog. just not as much as we saw the last couple of days here loft is very warm. sonoma mountains 73. diablo 71. they have a northeast wind at 11. oh 72 at ben lomond mountain in the southeast. a little bit of an easterly component is a very warm air. santa rosa now is down to a mile and three quarters. visibility happened basement bouncing between zero and a quarter of mile so highway one south towards the monterey peninsula. watson villa quarter of a mile monterey. half that looks to be where the thickest fog is that

so far this morning here so morning fog cool to mild over by the coast. there was 60 seventies and inland eighties operators to a few low nineties. forties fifties sonoma county airport down to 45 few sixties inland, but a lot of mid fifties here i just think temps are stuck on the peninsula fifties for all as well except pillar point, which is down to a cool 48. even pacific is at 50 degrees san mateo san carlos menlo park at 51. woodside shows 52 atherton sleeping in that's all right, you're allowed it's friday. you can see the activity . big thunderstorm complex right around baja also used to san diego central brawley. big dust stars reported down there yesterday and look at all the activity rotating again in and around arizona, so not done with the activity yet been quite active this week down. there are plenty of gray as we say, but there's still too much high pressure, so it's kind of a stuck pattern. although we started, you know with bigger fog bank earlier in the week, we're ending it with a little bit less coverage here, but still sixties seventies eighties to a few low nineties. subtle changes. maybe saturday, a little cooler, more so it looks

like on sunday in the monday so if you liked yesterday, you'll like today. if you want to go inland, find nineties. you want to go to the coast, you'll find sixties otherwise little cooler going into sunday monday, youtube alright. thanks, steve. 6 39 time gas prices actually making a change in california today why they started to tick down slowly, even after the decision by opec to cut production. it's also check in with gasia mikaelian for the other stories. we are following here on morning sun to shaking her head of those gas prices. i know filled up yesterday on the advice of the guy we spoke with with the triple a said don't let it get below a quarter tank. earthquake. wildfire bad for your engine whatever. that's okay. that's okay. i'll still listen to that story. but i hope in my heart let's talk about vaping as you guys know. it's been such a challenge for so many years, and even with vaping bans in place, it has been very hard to keep e cigarettes out of the hands of so many children nationwide in the next hour of mornings on two with the latest numbers show about teenage use

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out there. researchers say the drones will be perfect for building and repairing tall buildings that will let workers stay on the ground. while the drones do all the dangerous work above me to rethink how robots can build. because roberts might have different morphology. they can fly. they can approach they can interact. they can spray in ways that humans cannot not saying that it might replace all of construction reduce risk, it will reduce cost and it will increase the output of the construction projects. future is here, pam pretty cool. researchers say the drones are battery powered, which helps promote greener construction sites. officials hope the drones can also be used in disaster zones to help speed up construction efforts in communities ravaged by natural disasters. that cool. very cool . i love all the three d printing and yeah, anything these days? it seems exactly even at the light. our library has free three d print do they can you can try it out? i wonder

have you tried anything yet? have over to share first we have to get to traffic. we could talk forever. technology well, yeah. technic gadget hunt as well. yeah you can use your gadget to look at the traffic in san jose. iraq could show it to you. they're still clearing crash on northbound one. oh, one. it's a little dark, but i can tell you that there's still a tow truck there on the scene, and i can show you on the map. in fact, i went to two fast here. let me go to the map first, then we'll see highway four. you can see it's backed up all the way. to the capitol expressway northbound on one oh, one. alright then. so let's talk about highway four because highway four does have some slow traffic this morning. as you drive over to concord, you can see if their traffic is going to be busy. it's also going to be busy on the richmond bridge approach, although it's not too busy going to see a back up there for sure. the bay bridge is filled in. that's about a 10 minute delay. not too many crashes. there have been a few, though. now at 6 48. let's

talk to steve about today's weather. right sal? thank you. we will focus on some of that low cloud deck. there's not as much as we had the last couple of mornings. still, some around visibility issues, though, seem to be south and on the coast. at least that's the way it's looking for right now. we are looking at a pretty good fog bank out there which will give away and retreat back. very warm air in the higher elevations seventies. so that that puts its footprint right down on it. so a lower fog banks of some pockets of thick fog but mainly around san mateo coast, down towards santa cruz, half of a mile and three quarters, santa rosa is now joined that party in my and three quarters otherwise looks okay unless you're going santa clara valley, although there's some fog san jose, then it clears and fog shows up again. but lots of gil salinas to moderate looks to be some of the thickest on some of them for 60 seventies eighties to a few low nineties again, sonny inland, it'll be warm to hot again, days are getting shorter but still can get into low nineties fairfield livermore did yesterday, but not the city spent sixties all week long and i didn't see much change today.

so 67 yesterday went 67 today forties fifties on the attempts are some cool reading, especially northward. peddling was 47 santa rosa 45 pen groves, 43. low 50 cent carlos and they're mainly mid fifties. although napa airports down to 52 forties in the santa cruz mountains, at least at boulder creek and felton 50 to so cal 50 cent. martin morgan hill at 51, then a little warmer with some fog around san jose with saratoga 54. santa clara in cupertino. 57 big time thunderstorm activity right there along the california border, arizona and to baja had a lot of dust storms yesterday and still a lot of activity rotating around that low, so if you are going to southern california, arizona, and things could pop up, but not here. we are looking for stuck pattern. maybe but this probably will be the warmest day for some, even though it's not going to change all that much 60 seventies eighties to a few low nineties should see a little bit cooler patterns saturday does look cooler for all on sunday and early next week. 60 seventies

for the coast, the city, oakland and then eighties low nineties if you're far enough inland slight cooling saturday more so sunday monday, andre alright, thanks, steve. first shoppers can now look for their treasure hunts from the comfort of their own home coming up in the next hour, the nonprofit launching a new online version of its store. and pot. pardon president biden wiping the slate clean for people with simple federal marijuana convictions, what some people believe his move will eventually mean.

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welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian andre cedar. thank you for joining us on this friday, october 7th is coming up on seven o'clock right now. hopefully you're going to be enjoying your friday. we'll check in with steve paulson right down to see if the weather will cooperate as you head into your saturday and sunday. it will cooperate. we're going. it'll be a little more fog on sunday. we're starting though. up in the u. p in michigan. why because it's snowing at marquette mission. sue st marie, of course. mackinaw island beautiful marquette. those reporting snow this morning and that looks to be where most of the active weather is going to be over that i'd say the next five to maybe 10 days we get a pretty good fog bank. not nearly as much as we've seen the last couple of mornings. that's for sure. so with friday on my mind you got some fog pretty thick about half moon bay south towards monterey. not as bad for others as we saw yesterday at this time, sixties seventies eighties and some low nineties, seven o'clock in the morning cell has a couple of little hiccups. as we say, where do you want to start this time? well, you know,