you the exclusive video of what happened next, plus this is the biggest crisis that we've ever had, um, since i've been coached here really serious stuff. warriors head coach steve kerr responding to this controversial video showing warriors star draymond green forward. with disciplining draymond green and how the warriors fans are reacting. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. well good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark erasmus. it is wednesday, october 12th almost the middle of the month. we're right. so far, we've had some pretty nice weather in the last few days. steve how does it look for the rest of the week? it's freezing for song. yeah and it's cold out there for some and also foggy encountered fog dave you encountered for yes. yes, sir. and our temperatures continue to go down. they cannot

get much cooler over by the coast when their upper so it's a foghorn wednesday, at least for the morning. that's for low clouds. fog. cool sunny, breezy inland temps are on their way down. they started that yesterday and they'll continue that today. sixties and seventies are very low. hades alright, it's four o'clock in the morning. he's here, mr sal castaneda. good morning, sir . good morning, steve. you know there's not a lot going on. i like it that way. we want it to be nice and quiet and boring in the traffic center. uh and that's exactly what we have. we don't have a lot going on. which is nice. you can see. traffic is moving well at the bay bridge, and there has been no major issues. looks like my to 80 camera. maybe down, so let's take a look at the maps in saying i'm saying and there's not a lot going on on 2 81. oh one or 85 4. oh, one. let's get back to the headlines. thank you , sal new this morning in livermore firefighters responded to a car crash that happened. on the southbound lanes of murrieta boulevard. firefighters located one person and a car in the

front lawn of an apartment complex. fire department chief dan moyle says the driver was possibly ejected from that vehicle. that person went to the hospital. we do not know their condition right now. we were dispatched tonight for a single vehicle into a structure it would appear it was traveling at a high rate of speed and left the roadway and i would i would guesstimate 50 to 60 yards of contact with other items before coming to rest. the coton lanes of murrieta boulevard were shut down as police were at the scene , and they are still investigating that crash. holly time for to a bus driver in the east bay is recovering after a bus passenger who had a hammer and a gun attacked him in oakland. now take a look at this surveillance video shows a woman swinging a hammer at the transit bus driver in oakland. then the woman takes out a gun. and pulls the trigger, but the gun did not fire police investigators say this same woman has targeted a transit bus drivers and

passengers before ktvu investigative reporter brooks jarocz shows us the exclusive video of what happened and the details. in this bus surveillance video from sunday afternoon in transit driver is seen in the white shirt and black jacket. seconds later, woman runs across the street in strikes the driver over the head with a hammer, he tackles her to the ground and tries to defend himself. it appears on its face to be a very violent random attack, but he didn't stop there , even as other operators arrived near the coliseum, bart station along san leandro street in east oakland at the coliseum, please passenger just hit the driver. he's restraining her minutes later, the driver gets up and soon, investigators say the suspect pulls out a semiautomatic pistol, pointing it back at the driver. she then pulled out a 22 caliber semiautomatic pistol. she pulled the pistol out. she racked the

pistol. ah and then pull the trigger. ah as she told the bus driver. she was going to kill him. but the gun never fired. deputies say it was either user error or a weapon malfunction. they arrested 45 year old cherie hall, now charged with a slew of felony firearm assault charges loaded 22 caliber pistol, hammer , pepper spray and a pocket knife were all recovered. it makes you think twice. um about how you deal with people. it's not the first time hall has been accused of assaulting bus drivers or passengers, records show in 2019. she was charged for pushing a passenger off a bus causing injuries in a separate case, pepper, spraying someone in the face and pulling out a knife and sources tell me hall has repeatedly targeted the victim in this latest incident in august, physically attacking the driver and in september, threatening to kill him. the motive is not known, but mental illness is suspected. the alameda county sheriff's office is now trying to get a restraining order to ban her from the busses. we feel that

she should not be allowed to be anywhere near a bus bus stop. be allowed to get onto a bus because she poses immediate risk and danger to the public. for now, holes in santa rita jail and the transit operator is able to walk away his fellow employees knowing it could have been much worse when were counted those type of situations it's like, what do you do? records show hall has had many felony convictions, meaning she should not have had her hands on any weapons. transit says it will pursue prosecution for any crimes against its employees. brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news tell osha is investigating a horrible accident that happened in menlo park after a man fell into a wood chipper. emergency crews were called to a home a few streets away from flood park where a man trimming trees died after falling into the chipper. the connecticut based company says that the man worked that the man worked for declined comment on the incident, and the man's name has not been released . the cemetery county coroner

will make a positive identification once the man's family is notified. time is 406, amazon and an east bay. company are being sued by the parents of two teenagers for the suicide deaths of their children. now, the lawsuit claims the teenagers from ohio and west virginia died after obtaining the preservative sodium nitrate made by the company. loud wolf. and they obtained it on amazon. the lawsuit claims that amazon does not verify the age of a customer in order to set up in the count and that amazon allowed the sales of the chemical to continue even though there were complaints. it also claims amazon suggested other items to create so called suicide kits. so far, there's been no comment on this from either amazon or loud war. well a former employee with the los angeles angels were sentenced to 22 years in prison for the deadly drug overdose of angels pitcher tyler skaggs in 2019, eric k. the team's former

communications director, was convicted of giving counterfeit oxycodone pills laced with fentanyl to the 27 year old pitcher whose body was found in his texas hotel room. a mix of alcohol, fentanyl and oxycodone was found in his body, a federal agent in charge of this this case says if scaggs had not swallowed defendant all he would have survived. the golden state warriors have decided they will be moving forward without suspending draymond green after he punched teammate jordan pool last week at practice what everybody's talking about. we've also learned draymond green will be back tomorrow to practice with the team. he will have to pay a fine, though, but the warriors will not suspend draymond green last night, head coach steve kerr talked about what will happen to draymond. and if he will be ready to play in the final preseason game on friday we feel like we have a great feel for our team. you know, we've got a lot of continuity on this team. so, bob and i know our players extremely

well. we feel like this is the best way after assessing everything for us to move forward, never easy. no matter what decision you make in a situation like this, um it's not going to be perfect. and last night ktvu s amberleigh talked to fans outside of chase center getting reaction to all of this before the preseason game against portland. mystic warriors. tuesday night's preseason game drew a sold out crowd fancy. it's a preview of what they hope will be another winning season. right now, we just want to see all the new players but along with the anticipation of a new season is the uncertainty that has followed after someone leaked video of draymond green. in confronting teammate jordan paul paul shoving green in green punching poll it happened wednesday during practice. maybe they should trade him, you know? because he's done this too many times caused a lot of problems in the past, and this is just

one more thing. he needs to be a leader. and what he did that day was not being a leader. i think it does set a bad example. i felt really bad when it happened, watching it and it it hurt me inside, you know, because a lot of kids, you know, young and old look up to him. he's like, you know, come on. you're a better man than that. draymond. you can do better. still this fan and others wore their loyalty to number 23. he's done so many good things for the franchise and for, you know, just watch basketball around here, right? so not a good look but still love the love the player. it happens. you know, in the heat of battle, you know when it comes to basketball and other sports, so i understand it. just we just wish it didn't happen on video members of this family from martinez say they're warriors, fans and love green that says he didn't let his 11 year old son watched the video, but he's aware of it. i don't think that should happen. animals. i think they can work out their differences. great player can still do great things

with the warriors. do you want to see him? stay? yes i would love to see him say amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. for nine is the time time to check in with steve paulson for a look at our weather, looking ahead to the weekend, steve, i think we always are midweek, so it's going to be a little bit cooler. it sounds like there's very little change here. well, you know what i mean? it's pretty cool coast and bay. i don't think that's changing all that much inland temps continue to come down. we'll take a look nationally because what we're in is called a blocking pattern. the reason there's a big, strong high in greenland. there's also a high right over here right there, and nothing's moving. and then you get there's a little low in southern california. believe me that lit up southern california yesterday. the key though, is this system coming right out of here? that's a deep system that comes in there, so everything is it's like a it's like a big boulder creek or something. everything's backed up. and that low lit up southern california with multiple i mean many many lightning strikes

cloud cloud cloud to ground. calms down and then at night, but look at all the activity and then you can see how it's rotating back towards that low, which is off santa barbara in l a. but there were i mean over southern california desert, the high desert. we get the fog and boy do we ever west southwest of 25? out of one observation at travis, so the onshore wind or breeze is in place. so your wednesday forecast inland temps which have been very, very obstinate, but wanting to be warm to hot started to come down yesterday and will continue that today. coast in bay are stuck in the fifties and sixties, so the inland forecast is really much much cooler here. i mean, you're seeing eighties eighties eighties and now upper seventies for many and maybe even a little cooler than that. water temps came down. we talked about that point arena is now 50 to fifty's for the monterey buoys, which are in the mid sixties a week ago. that's a huge impact on a lot of attempts to coast and also in san francisco fifties on almost all the attempts almost all couple of forties napa 49

middletown, 49. degrees 49 ross , and you're seeing fifties for some a lot of low fifties here. that high parked off the pacific northwest, not moving in the low stays down off southern california, so it is called a blocking pattern. the key as though you get these little systems, one moves out another one moves in, but they all favor southern california over us for now. there's some hints. if you look past 10 12 days, it may be the pattern will be more in our favor. but that's always the way 50 60 seventies now low eighties. really we might get a little bump up on friday, but then it's back to cooler on the weekend. all right. thank you. steve police are searching for burglars who have broken into multiple homes in pleasanton coming up how one woman says she's scared off the intruders severe flooding problem in san francisco at another high rise building. look at this. investigators will leave. this was no accident.

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eating several home burglaries, including several attempted break ins that happened on the very same night and one woman who scared off two intruders told ktvu crime reporter henry lee. the intruders almost made it up the stairs of her house. i heard a huge bang. louder than you could imagine. this woman who didn't want to be identified, was at home and pleasant and last week when she heard what turned out to be a rear sliding glass door being smashed. it's 9 20 at night, i heard footsteps up the stairs. i think i maybe had one more foot step left, and i kind of froze in my bedroom. but she decided to take action. i just screamed and screamed and screamed, and i said, get out of my house! and they ran and we're out. the same way they came in. she looked out her window and saw them drive

off. she then went outside and called for help. this surveillance video capture her streams as a neighbor ran to help. it's terrifying. i don't want to ever happen to anybody. i felt sort of unprotected and not knowing what to do. she thinks her home near foothill road and west las posadas boulevard was picked because she had just turned off her outside lights. her car was in the garage. this video shows a car driving down her street, make a u turn and then parked near her home. the intruders went in through a side gate before breaking in. it happened five minutes after the same man trying to break into the unoccupied home down the street. and this video shows what police believe could be the same man entering the side yard of another pleasant and home that night, but they're scared off when the motion detector sensor activates. investigators are still trying to identify the two men for this woman, she says. she stood up for herself. i just knew i had to protect myself at that moment because it was either me or them. she says she wants to get the word out to warn others. if it can happen

here, i think it can happen anywhere. and it's important to be ready and not have false security. police say they've investigated 35 incidents this year in which intruders broke into the back of homes to steal jewelry and purses. so far, no one has been hurt. unpleasant henry lee ktvu fox studios. alright henry. thank you. time for 17. the antioch's police department wants to hire new police officers as the fbi and the counter. cast a county d. a s office continue to investigate alleged officer misconduct investigation has led to eight police officers being taken off duty and placed on paid leave. the police chief says antioch's like many cities, is struggling to hire police officers, the starting pay for a police officer and anti aqi is $107,000 a year. the city is also now offering $30,000 bonuses to fill 10 vacancies on the forest. we're currently in a very robust recruiting and hiring dr over the next year, we've instituted a significant incentive program

, providing $30,000 to entry and lateral officers contingent upon successful completion of the academy field training and probation timelines. police chief stephen ford didn't address the fbi investigation, but ktvu has learned some of the cases involved text messages sent between officers and the use of force complaints involving police dogs. 18 is the time and amazon's second prime day sales of the year wraps up today, amazon is offering prime members special deals on a wide variety of products. shoppers tell us some of the best deals they've been able to find so far are on electronic and beauty products that amazon is also cutting prices on every read a items in an effort to get its customers to buy their holiday gifts right now. their goal here is to really let you get a head start on black friday. so you know, a lot of these companies have started to make their sales start a little bit earlier and earlier and now this is really amazon's effort to get a jump start. the prime prices are

available only to prime members , but you can sign up for 30 day free membership to try it out. and if you decide you don't like it, you can cancel before the first monthly fee is due time is now for 19. steve paulson's back and we were all talking about fog around parts of the bear. there's a lot to go around, that's for sure. it's already making a pretty good push north south and from west to east. and inland temps, which were really kind of holding their ground there for a while are now coming down. they started to come down yesterday, and they'll continue that. just an amazing october pattern here. if you want it warmer. i can't help you. but southern california is like what's going on. all the good looking weather folks this morning in southern california, dave are busy this morning. brett kavanaugh just sit there and say, oh, another nice day. no, look at the act. i mean it has been lit up, especially from santa barbara to los angeles, oceans, oceanside, san diego and even coming in from the desert. that's all coming back around alot, which is just off the coast. we have an onshore breeze

in place here. the wind hasn't been that bad, but it's definitely onshore. so 50 sixties coast and bay seventies and really most locations now inland are in the seventies. there's a few low eighties kind of holding on a little bit. san francisco should be on the high side for october, 12th. they should be 71 degrees today, 60. yesterday 61 monday 62 sunday 59 saturday 61. really well below average cold, cold, cold fifties on the temps for almost everybody, because it's the big fog banks already in place. i don't think these changed all that much. clayton has dropped to 49 most locations are in the fifties. walnut creek 50. alamo 50. then a lot of mid fifties there, so i mean, you can see their southern california again. look it right during long beach . i mean, that is lit up for the morning and there's numerous lightning strikes. southern california yesterday. it's called a blocking pattern that high is not moving the low see

the flow coming around that what happens is you get another low. it looks like it wants to come in underneath. it's called undercutting also blocking pattern. so this low out here will probably do this which in turn will kick this one. he's that looks to be the pattern for the next week or so. 50 sixties by the water seventies and now very low eighties inland, maybe a little bump up on friday, but then right back to cooler on the weekend, you guys the recordings were not comments that show frustration got the better of you, but display the character you are comfortable with when the cameras aren't rolling, turbulent los angeles city council after the council president was caught on tape making comments that were racist and crude. now the white house is stepping in on this, saying everyone involved should resign . women are so often erased from the screen. we're so often erased from history and the present director showcases her work here in the bay area will take you to the mill valley film festival, where she debuted her film about the life and mur r

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dealing with major flooding problems. but in this case, the police are now involved, and they say the flooding is not an accident. ktvu is tom baker tells us what happened. in the wee small hours of the morning. residents of 100 van s a 29 story apartment building were woken out of their sleep. resident emily siegler is one of them around 5 22. we just hear this deepened. um and a voice says there's been a fire detected in the building, and it sounded serious. so we got out of bed and i noticed all of this water just on the floor in here with five inches of water in her apartment, she opened the door were allowed noise was coming from water was gushing out there was like a six ft. tall, massive road water coming out of like 10

ft. down out of the water main, according to tenants. this is the scene of the crime. something here about open and it had such pressure it literal. blue hole through the wall. many tenants went to a nearby starbucks, where the events had more light shed on them, and where many also from the 11th floor, told ms eichler how a neighbor intervened. he physically stopped him from attacking the pipe. and then i guess the man was attacking the pipe got taken away. and i guess he was taken away in an ambulance. it seems like he was having some sort of mental episode. maybe apartment manager sent out messages to tenants, telling them that someone had vandalized the water system, causing a massive outflow of 46 year old resident. michael nine, was arrested and jailed for felony vandalism and resisting arrest. earlier this month nine posted a message on facebook, saying, i cannot express the number of emotions i have for the management of 100 venice

avenue. it was about a conflict he was having with the neighbor, he said was threatening him. many tenants appeared to have sustained damage to their apartments as well as to their personal property. no we're definitely not going to be staying here, all like our bedrooms are squishy and waters everywhere with the elevators in operable tenants are relegated to walking up and down as many as 29 flights of stairs until such time the system can be verified as safe. tom vacar ktvu fox two news. 4 26 is the time in the mill valley film festival ends this sunday and one of the year's most talked about films is called till you have to be extra careful with white people . you can't risk looking at them the wrong way. no. it tells the story of emmett till a 14 year old african american boy who was lynched in 1955. his murder, shocked the nation and became a catalyst for the emerging civil

rights movement. the film focuses on tills journey to visit his relatives in mississippi to his disappearance . and then the murder trial that ended with the acquittal of two white men for the crime. the film also shows his mother's decision to have an open casket at his funeral so that the world could see the horrors of racism. black women are so often erased from the screen. we're so often erased from history and the present often a race from stories involving movement building and civil rights. the mill valley film festival was started in the late 19 seventies , and one of its goals is to give women and people of color a larger voice in filmmaking. it allows you to put yourself in somebody else's shoes, and that's what we need more than ever. there is already some buzz that the film till could receive some oscar nominations once they're announced in january. president biden will travel to california today. coming up what we know about his two day visit and a new round of attacks by russia against ukrainian cities

how international leaders are responding, some claiming these attacks are war crimes.

control over her appointed commissioners. a controversial practice now under review at san francisco city hall after dozens of people appointed to some top city jobs were asked to sign on dated resignation letters. plus that makes my soul bleed and it makes my temper burn. and i know i'm not alone. outrage continues over the racist comments made by a los angeles city council member. the leaders, including president biden, now demanding their resignation. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning and welcome back to mornings onto i'm ali rasmus.

good morning. i'm dave clark. it's wednesday. it's october 12th right in the middle of the week. alex exactly cool outside . steve paulson is your forecast for some cold for others. coast in the city are really socked in well below average temperatures here. not only on the high side, but on the low side, there's just a huge fog bank out there so not much change here, maybe a little drizzle. it's foghorn wednesday. this is going to be slow to retreat here. coast in bay. sunny breezy inland temps, which have been trying to hold steady, they're now starting to come down. and so we're seeing 60 seventies for most, or only a few, very low eighties. alright salles here it's 4 31. i heard you say we're all right. quiet is good. still good. still pretty good on the road, steve. nice and quiet, which is the way we want it. let's go right to the mcarthur maze. you can see that traffic is moving along very nicely with no major issues . driving through. we can see traffic is looking good and also

no major problems this morning. if you are driving to the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll keep an eye on it, though. 4 31, let's go back to the headlines. thank you. sal san francisco board of supervisors is reviewing a practice in the mayor's office in which people who were appointed to some top city jobs were asked to sign. undated resignation letters. mayor london breeds highest ranking staffer answered questions about the policy to the board. he said the practice was to prevent any delay in having to remove someone who refused to resign or didn't show up for meetings. i think we can read between the lines and we can put two and two together and understand that the mayor was trying to exert control over her appointed commissioners, and that's violates the charter and is totally improper. the mayor's office has since ended that practice. time is now for 32 in san jose, more than 100 pages of previously undisclosed emails have now been released by the city in the name of transparency . it's after a lawsuit was filed

by the san jose spotlight and the first amendment coalition. most talked about issues like homelessness, the airport connector and gun control. and in one exchange, san jose mayor sam liccardo, she said he was frustrated about the lack of accountable. bility over nonprofits getting city money, and he criticized to council members for acting inappropriately by directing which nonprofits should get funded. mary liccardo was in favor of releasing the emails, he asked. the city did disclose them after that lawsuit was filed. in los angeles. there are growing demands for some city council members to resign. a group of protesters at the city council meeting called for the resignation of three council members after leaked audio revealed racist language to describe some of their colleagues and even one other council members. sun reporter phil shuman has the latest in the pilot. frustration anger, outrage all contributed to the chaos as the city council tried

to bring its first meeting to order since this racism scandal broke, man that makes my soul bleed and it makes my temper burn. and i know i'm not alone. because los angeles has spoken, and it feels the same way. emotional councilman mike bonnin quiet at everyone with a passionate speech that lasted almost 15 minutes. i want to be able to forgive the offenses against me and my family, and i want to lead with love and generosity and model. the world we need to create. and i promise you i'll try. it was bonin's adopted african american son, who was the target of perhaps the worst of several racial insults, captured and leaked from an october 2021 meeting on redistricting with counsel people nury martinez, kevin de leon and gil cedillo, as well as a labor leader. martinez referred to bond's son with a spanish term for a little monkey and then don't get down like let

me let me take him around the corner, and then i'll bring him back after she stepped down as council president monday. martinez who was not at city hall today, announced she would take a leave of absence, saying , this has been one of the most difficult times of my life. and i recognize this is entirely of my own making. i am so sorry to the residents of council district six my colleagues and the city of los angeles. that's not nearly enough for those who came to city hall today. speaker after speaker demanded three council members resign immediately. recordings were not comments that show frustration got the better of you, but display the character you are comfortable with. when the cameras aren't rolling. they were caught. but this is an indication that that's who they are. this is an indication that conversations like this happened behind the door all the time. get out now! and it was phil shuman reporting the incident is now getting national attention. the biden administration is now

also calling for the three council members to resign. the president is glad to see that one of the participants in that conversation has resigned. but they all should. he believes that they all should resign, the language that was used and tolerated during that conversation was unacceptable and it was appalling. they should all step down. president biden will be traveling to southern california today. tomorrow. he'll deliver remarks in los angeles on infrastructure investments. he will give a talk about inflation in orange county on friday. the president is not scheduled to visit or make any appearances here in the bay area. time is 4 36 new this morning, ukraine's biggest nuclear power plant has lost all external power that's needed for vital safety systems for the second time in five days. that nuclear plant which is surrounded by russian soldiers, is now being powered by backup diesel generators, the united nations nuclear watchdog says the repeated laws of off site

power at that nuclear plant is a quote deeply worrying development that underlines the need for a nuclear safety and security protection zone around that site. now this follows two days of very intense russian missile attacks while in ukraine yesterday in the meeting, ukrainian president dolinsky appealed to the leaders of the group of seven industrial powers for better air defense systems. president biden has also discussed with g seven partners what more we can do together to privatize air defense capabilities for ukraine, which has been and will continue to be a us priority now. the g seven leaders later released a statement saying they would quote stand firmly with ukraine for his long as it takes. the justice department asked the supreme court to reject donald trump's request to intervene in the dispute over classified documents seized from his florida is state, the justice department said the high court should let stand a lower court order blocking the special

masters access. to those records. while the legal challenges play out. trump is seeking to get those records back to the special master to show they were not subject to the presidential records act and therefore could be removed from the white house. time is 4 37, the united states supreme court expected to issue a ruling in the coming months when a california law that bans the sale of pork products that come from animals that are housed in tight and closures. the court heard arguments for and against california's prop 12 yesterday, the pork industry groups say if that is enforced, the law would cost hundreds of millions of dollars to get all pork facilities up to new standards. those cars would be passed on the consumers. the people who support the law say states are allowed to regulate products that come into their borders. rooms. california voters chose to pay higher prices to serve their local interest in refusing to provide a market to products they viewed as morally objectionable and potentially unsafe, tramples the rights of

the states in which the businesses located. now the biden administration is opposing the law. the justice department argues that the measure violates the constitution's restraints on the authority of states to regulate industry beyond their borders. for 39 is the time in california state leaders are cracking down on illegal cannabis operations. attorney general rob bonta announced the seizure of nearly one million cannabis plants. and 100 tons of illegally processed marijuana. the latest crackdown is part of a seasonal effort that's taken place for decades, qantas says after this, his office will focus year round on illegal marijuana operations by adding more staff dedicated to investigate it. illegal and unlicensed cannabis planting harms our environment. it harms our safety and our economy. leaders in the legal cannabis industry say they still face stiff competition from illegal growers because of state taxes and regulations. time 4 39 steve

paulson's back, let's get you ready for a brand new wednesday with the forecast. well i don't think it's changing all that much. we'll look back to yesterday's temperatures because some were very, very cool. livermore is doing its best to try and stay warm, but it started to come down yesterday. they were really i mean, one of the few even be over about 85. there were 87 not today. i want 82 today conquered, dropped to 79 san jose 75, santa rosa's 74 menlo park with 73 canfield, 71 , oakland only 67 in san francisco, a brisk 61 that is 10 degrees below average. i want to mention something as well. watson ville yesterday. now they're 53 now right there. their high was 59. okay that is 15 degrees below average and the coolest early october, high temperature going back to 2012. so if you if you were down there , you're like man, it's got way has been visibility is better. the bases on the fog lifted, so

we're not seeing the critical unless you're up towards sonoma county airport a mile and a quarter half moon bay three. other than that, it looks pretty good. just a huge fog bank if you got some of that around 18,000 ft, although you can find a little bit of an offshore breeze, but not at the surface. at the surface. it's west southwest. 50 60 seventies for most i'm holding on to a couple of very low eighties but sunny, breezy, cooler inland attempts continue to come down. san francisco should be 71 degrees haven't even been quote haven't sniffed that all month. they have not had a 70 degree temp this entire october today, i'm going 60 tuesday. monday sunday and saturday 59 to 62 or the high temperatures. and the inland temps, which were you know, trying to hang onto those mid upper eighties and even low nineties? not anymore. wanna creek yesterday was 79. i went the same today. it's just a temperature trend is down, down down fifties on the tips here and there, maybe a couple of sixties but a lot of fifties almost everybody is saying cloudy on these temps. i mean, look at the peninsula, but as i

said, thermals and gets 54 59 everyone stuck on the temps and the highs are very cool. and the redwood city yesterday did not get over 70 thirties in the mountains, truckee, south lake tahoe fifties up and down the coast unless you're in southern california, where it is lit up in between l a and long beach about 1500 lightning strikes yesterday in southern california from santa barbara to l, a long beach and also into some of the inland areas. that's because there's a low down there. the height of the north. it's called blocking pattern. everything is stuck. you need an overall upper air pattern to break down only minor changes. here. it looks like another low is going to replace this one. right here instead of going up and over. you can't do that. so it comes underneath and that kicks this one out. that looks to be the pattern for the next 7 to 10. days after that, we might see some changes, but until then, it's a lot of fog, low clouds and drizzle for us. you guys alright, forbidding in the field like fall for sure. thanks steve, a workplace tragedy on the peninsula after a tree trimmer was killed on the job

coming up to five. the ongoing investigation into what exactly went wrong, plus some of the deadliest roads in california are right here in the bay area. we'll tell you where

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voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. san jose voters have a big decision to make, who will be the next mayor. the two candidates are cindy chavez, santa clara county supervisor and matt mehan, a city council member there in a runoff election, and they appeared last night in a virtual forum. cindy chavez says she wants people who feel unheard to have a voice in city government. mehan said he worries about the city's trajectory where it's going on issues, including crime and affordable housing. i think we need a smart growth strategy that removes barriers and fees to provide building in areas where we want housing where we

have the infrastructure to sustain greater densities without making quality of life. terrible for everyone. i think one of the challenges is that the city hasn't treated the neighborhoods as allies and, um , partners, but really, almost as enemies, a surprising them with projects in their communities, and i would change that right away. latest polls show it's a tight race. cindy chavez has received campaign donations from labor groups and police unions, along with the 49ers. matt mehan has the support of a political action committee formed by the outgoing mayor sam liccardo. in the south bay for women's organizations are teaming up to reach more voters, especially in underserved communities. we are joined today in solidarity by with our black, indigenous asian and caucasian brothers and sisters to call out to our community and to tell them that your voice matters hope is possible and that we have the

power to create the world that we want to see vote. organizers want to make sure everybody who is eligible casts their ballot. and so they will be doing this campaign to register more people. good morning. our time is now 4 46 city leaders in san francisco. consolidating two offices now are creating the department of early childhood. it's a merger between the offices of first five san francisco and early care and education office. it'll be serving children younger than six years old and their family there's a budget of $300 million . the money will go to for better pay for childcare and education workers, early childhood education programs and increased subject. city rates for child care. twin brothers from south carolina say they are walking at least 20 miles in every us state in order to raise money for foster children, 27 year old davon and tavon woods were taken from their mother at birth, and they were adopted

when they were to. they say they had a difficult childhood and were mistreated, so they turned to drugs and alcohol while still in elementary school. the men say it felt like no one would go the extra step for them. so now they're taking thousands of extra steps to show kids in foster care that someone does care about them even after they are tooled to stay in the foster care system. i want to be able to transform their lives and to get them on the right path because a lot of kids in foster care once they age out, they lose every form of support. the woods twins started their walk with treks through georgia, florida and south carolina. they say they have walked in 12 states so far and want to visit a new state every other week, their ultimate goals to raise money to build transitional housing for young people who stopped receiving state support on their 18th birthdays. fascinating story and bravo to those two young men absolutely go. alright, time is 4 48. steve paulson just walked in. he's right here with our forecast. not just walking, you know, just yeah. you've been there a long

time. uh yeah. we said hello to each other, but 3 50. i think we did. yes, sir. all right, ali, welcome. always a pleasure. by the way. thank you, steve. same to you. big fog bank again. temperature's coming down inland . they can't come down much more on the coast, which is in the fifties sixties 10 to 15 degrees below average here. i mean, just amazing pattern for us. usually in october. you know what i'm talking about? offshore wind. hot high fire danger, no clouds , fog back fog bank, giving us even cool those few forties lots of fifties. sunny breezy inland temps continue to come down. i only went with a few low eighties, the city is just amazingly cold. that's not cool. that's cold. i'm going 60 today . 61 yesterday was the high 62 on monday. 59 was the high on sunday and saturday 61 what should be the high temp this time of year. it should be one of the warmest times of the year at 71, not even close. san francisco has not officially had a 70 degree temperature this

month. the last one they had was the end of september when it was 74 since then has been all sixties and fifties. even inland temps which were holding on to some upper eighties, even a few low nineties for awhile, not anymore. 79 yesterday. warner creek. i went about the same again today fifties on most of the attempts here, almost everyone. they're pretty close, little warmer on the peninsula, but it's overcast and the highs and the peninsula been very cool. they've been upper sixties low low seventies here. santa cruz, 57 54 more gun hill san martin hollister's in their saratoga's 53 scotts valley. one observation there at 49 51 in boulder creek, thirties in the mountains, forties fifties sixties up and down the coast, but it's all about southern california about 1500 lightning strikes yesterday you can see from around the grapevine santa barbara over to the high desert over to the desert. and along the coast and the circulation around that is coming from land to sea because the low is just off of southern california. but look at that right just nears just south of los angeles. it's

a busy morning for the weather folks down there, so if you're going down there, keep an eye on things. that's a lot of thunderstorm activity. everything's locked in. it's called a blocking pattern. the high stays there. the main highs in greenland. deep deep low will be forming in the great lakes all the way down to the deep south, so everything's kind of blocked out. you can't move it so as long as it's there, we only see minor day to day changes in right now they've been c seventies a couple of very low eighties slight bump up on tim's friday might be possible. after that, we should go back to a cooler pattern, you guys maybe they should trade him, you know, because he's done this too many times caused a lot of problems in the past, and this is just one more thing. fans reacting to draymond green, punching jordan's pool, how the team disciplined the four time world champion plus nasa says it's ready to defend earth if an asteroid heads our way. i'm at finn and i've got the details on nasa's latest mission coming up.

but first we're closing in on the holidays and health officials say one of the best gifts you can give yourself and loved ones is an updated covid-19 booster shot when doctors say you should get it from maximum protection during the lida

thanksgiving is just a few weeks away, and doctors want you to get your covid booster shot. they say they expect a rise in cases and hospitalizations, much like we've seen in the u. s. over the past two winters as more people stay indoors and gather in large groups. doctors want everyone to get an updated covid-19 booster shot by halloween to help secure the best protection through the new year. why halloween because it takes a couple of weeks for your immune system to, you know, kind of generate the benefit from that vaccine, and that means you will be ready by thanksgiving.

medical experts also say maintaining a active and healthy lifestyle can help ensure a stronger immune system, which could lower a person's risk of health complications if they get infected with covid-19. being really sedentary for eating, um , foods that are low foods that are low in nutrients. all comes together to create early pro inflammatory environments within our bodies, and that means that when we get covid that covid-19 infection is then superimposed onto this pre existing state of inflammation that can contribute to a lot of the poor outcomes that we're seeing with covid-19. the cdc reports an average of more than 330 people die every day from the virus, adding that about 11.5 million people have received an updated booster so far, a new report from the commonwealth fund says. they estimate that we can save as many as 90,000 lives and nearly a million hospitalizations if most eligible americans get their updated vaccines. state health officials are closely monitoring a rise in the number

of cases of congenital syphilis , which occurs when a mother who has syphilis passes the infection onto her baby during pregnancy. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters has more on the fight to slow down the spread of that disease. doctor in a park, a professor at uc san francisco school of medicine and author of the 2021. c. d c. s t. i treatment guidelines says nationally, there's been a 50% increase in syphilis and pregnant women over the last year. the people who are getting syphilis are often experiencing things like like homelessness, or have a history of incarceration or substance use. symptoms include redskin source swollen lymph nodes and hair loss slope. it we at which cases are increasing is really concerning and we had over 200 babies that were either born, you know. you know, stillborn at birth or died in the 1st 30 days of life. and that should never happen. california has the sixth highest rate of congenital syphilis in the country with 446

cases as of 2019. public health officials in fresno county are also seeing its highest rates of infection, and they're ramping up outreach to those at risk so they can get help. here we are, and 2022. we still have pregnant women testing positive for simplest. we still have the challenges of locating some pregnant women because of, um their homelessness and other barriers. um and so if we can't find them before they deliver and get them adequately treated , then that's a new congenital, simplest case. adam says latina and black women are most at risk for congenital syphilis in fresno county. syphilis is treated with penicillin, a commonly used treatment. but adam says health officials can explain why this particular disease continues to spread. those problems have existed for quite a while. so we're not quite sure why the resurgence

and stuff, west park says, although congenital syphilis has found in pregnant women, anyone can contract syphilis, she says . it's inexpensive to treat in both women and men. she requests testing with their dr lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news. three of the 10 deadliest stretches of highway are right here in the bay area, including two on the same freeway in the east bay, a study from many geek used federal highway safety data to find that the second deadliest stretch of road in california is the shore freeway. that's interstate 80 from the berkeley curve in emeryville. up to albany. right behind it is the adjacent stretch of i 80 between richmond and panel. the upper part of the shore, is ranked as the third deadliest stretch in the state. and san jose. the stretch of 2 80 between married meridian and mclaughlin avenues is number eight on the list. the data looked at deadly crashes that happened from 2017 to 2019 . the chp says it does outreach to inform people about the

importance of lowering their speed, not following cars too closely and making safe lane changes. officers also say distracted and intoxicated drivers contribute to many of the thousands of fatal crashes that have happened across the state. but the chp says that stretch of 2 80 in san jose is getting safer. looking at it. now, if we look currently for that stretch of road we've had one fatal collision for this year so far. so our efforts and our education in the way that we are getting out and spreading the message in somewhere enforcement efforts we hope are paying some of those dividends and trying to reduce the number of fatal collisions more than 3600 people were killed in car crashes in california in 2019. i feel that she should not be allowed to be anywhere near a bus. the bus stop. ah be allowed to get onto a bus because she poses immediate risk and danger to the public. hey, bus passenger with a hammer attacked

a bus driver then pulled out a gun. which are you the exclusive video of what happened next, plus this is the biggest crisis that we've ever had, since i've been coached here to really serious stuff. warriors head coach steve kerr, responding to this controversial video showing draymond green, punching his teammate jordan's pool how the team is moving forward with disciplining draymond and how warriors fans are reacting. from ktvu. fox two news. this morning's onto well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark erasmus. today is wednesday, october 12th the middle of the week there to be here with you this morning, dave to see you, too. also good to see steve paulson here in the studio and steve. just a couple days ago. we turned on the heater in our house overnight for the first time since the spring. i mentioned that yesterday. i mean, if you're on the coast or in san francisco, it's cold. procedures that are

good 10 15 degrees below average for this time of year. as you know, october can be rather warm. on the coast in san francisco and oakland and is anything but that has been very cool. another huge fog bank out there may be some local drizzle as well. inland temps have been fighting the trend here and trying to stay warm. they're losing the battle now. so foghorn wednesday, i say, i say, where's that dog? low clouds? fog cool, sunny, breezy inland temps now are coming down. they can't get any cooler over by the coast 50 sixties there, or even around the bay. most inland temps are in the seventies held onto 1 80. really that's only livermore. now at 82. that's down five from yesterday. 501 we made it through the first hour. alright. what about now? south yeah, we're still doing okay. for the most part, steve, i kind of like what i see out here. let's go to the bay bridge. you can see traffic is moving along very nicely getting into san francisco. we don't see a lot going on in san jose, either, and everywhere in between, so

far looks good. keep of course, looking at the east bay and just looking around to see what we have, and it does look pretty good in the east bay commute five. oh, one. let's go back to the headlines are starting this hour with making news coming in now from the south bay ktvu demagogues has had an apartment complex and milpitas. there was a report of a possible stabbing early this month this morning and the police rushed to that scene. good morning, emma. good morning, dave. we do have confirmation from milpitas police that at least one stabbing victim has has been located and taken to a hospital hospital. they've also 10.1 person in custody. and this is that serrano apartments on murphy ranch road in milpitas. it's a very active scene right now. police have caution tape around the apartment community. they have also blocked off the parking area and are looking at two different. spots within the

apartment complex as potential, uh science for where the stabbing may have taken place. are there at least investigating those areas taking witness statements? i also want to take you to southbound one. oh one video. that's where police are looking at a third potential area for investigation related to this stabbing incident. they responded there around two a.m. this morning, they identified a driver who had been stabbed, and that's the person that had been taken to a hospital. but beyond indeed, tales of identifying the driver and taking that person to the hospital. uh police are still investigating and coming. coming to us with new information, but right now, that's all. they've shared. philippines police now here at serato apartments in milpitas, uh, still looking at the various , uh, spots within the apartment community that could have been sources of where this stabbing

occurred. and they're also saying that right now, one person has been stopped. but they are looking at multiple people that could have been involved again. one person in custody right now, and i've also reached out to the local c h and i am in contact with milpitas. police were going to get additional details leader in the morning as they piece together. what happened here reporting live in milpitas goss. ktvu fox two news. thank you. this morning, a speeding car slammed into an apartment building near the south bend lines of murrieta boulevard in livermore. firefighters found one person and direct car. on the front lawn of this apartment complex. as you can see, the car was badly damaged in the crash even caused some minor damage to the building, including the railing of the stairs. fire department chief den miles says the driver was possibly ejected from that car. the person was rushed to the hospital. we don't know their condition right now. we were dispatched tonight for a single vehicle into a structure it would appear it was traveling at a high rate of speed and left

the roadway and i would i would guesstimate 50 to 60 yards of contact with other items before coming to rest. police say the scene is now clear in all lanes have reopened time now 505 and east bay bus driver is recovering after a passenger in oakland attacked him with a hammer and a gun. ktvu has this exclusive video showing a woman with a hammer hitting the transit bus driver. then the woman took out a gun pulled the trigger, but the gun did not. fire 45 year old sherry hall was arrested. she's charged with firearm assault, police say miss hall has many. lanie convictions and that this is not the first time she's targeted bus drivers or passengers. feel that she should not be allowed to be anywhere near a bus bus stop be allowed to get onto a bus because she poses immediate risk and danger to the public. it makes you think twice, um, about how you deal with people. and when were you encountered those

type of situations? it's like, what do you do? police say a loaded 22 caliber pistol, a hammer, pepper spray and a pocket knife were recovered. the motive isn't known, but the investigators suspect mental illnesses involved here. officials are trying to get a restraining order to ban her from busses to is investigating a horrible incident that happened in menlo park. a man fell into a wood chipper witnesses called emergency responders to a home a few streets away from flood park. that's where a man trimming trees died after falling into the chipper, the connecticut based company that the man works for declined to comment on the incident. the man's name has not been released. san mateo county coroner will make an positive identification once the man's family is notified. time is now 506. amazon and an east bay company are being sued by the parents of two teenagers for the suicide deaths of their children . the lawsuit claims that teenagers from ohio and in west virginia died after obtaining

the preserve. native sodium nitric made by the company loud wolf. and they obtained it on amazon. the lawsuit claims that amazon does not verify the age of a customer in order to set up an account and that amazon allowed the sales of the chemical to continue, even though there were some complaints about it. it also claims amazon suggested other items to create so called suicide kits. so far, there's no comment on this lawsuit from either amazon or loud, wolf. and a former employee with the los angeles angels were sentenced to 22 years in prison for the deadly drug overdose of angels pitcher tyler skaggs. back in 2019, eric k. the team's former communications director, was convicted of giving counterfeit oxycodone pills laced with fentanyl to the 27 year old pitcher whose body was found in his texas hotel room. and a mix of alcohol, fentanyl and oxycodone were found in his body

, a federal agent in charge of the investigation says if scaggs had not swallowed the fending off, he would have survived. the golden state warriors have decided they will be moving forward without suspending draymond green after he punched teammate jordan pool last week at practice, and we have also learned that draymond green will be back tomorrow to practice with the team. he will have to pay a fine, but the warriors won't suspend her last night, head coach steve kerr talked about what happened. and if draymond green will be ready to play in the final preseason game on friday we feel like we have a great feel for our team. you know, we've got a lot of continuity on this team. so, bob and i know our players extremely well. we feel like this is the best way after assessing everything for us to move forward, never easy. no matter what decision you make in a situation like this, um it's not gonna be perfect. and last night ktvu is amberleigh talked to fans outside of chase center

getting reaction to all of this before the preseason game against portland. music warriors . tuesday night's preseason game drew a sold out crowd fancy. it's a preview of what they hope will be another winning season. right now, we just want to see all the new players but along with the anticipation of a new season is the uncertainty that has followed after someone leaked video of draymond green confronting teammate jordan paul pull shoving green in green punching poll it happened wednesday during practice. maybe they should trade him, you know? because he's done this too many times caused a lot of problems in the past, and this is just one more thing. he needs to be a leader. and what he did that day was not being a leader. i think it does set a bad example. i felt really bad when it happened, watching it and it it hurt me inside, you know, because a lot of kids, you know, young and old look up to him. he's like you know? come on.

you're a better man than that dreamin. you can do better. still this fan and others wore their loyalty to number 23 so many good things for the franchise and for, you know, just watch basketball around here, right? so not a good look but still love the love the player. it happens. you know, in the heat of battle, you know when it comes to basketball and other sports, so i understand it. just we just wish it didn't happen on video members of this family from martinez say they're warriors, fans and love green that says he didn't let his 11 year old son watched the video, but he's aware of it. i don't think that should have happened. animal i think they can work out their differences. great player can still do great things with the warriors. do you want to see him? stay? yes i would love to see him say amberleigh ktvu fox . two news time is 5 10 and let's check in with steve paulson for a look at what's in store for us. weather wise, very foggy out there. i'm not used to

being foggy in october. fog tober? yeah that's a new term. i heard you don't say that this time of year, but the boy it is stuck. now if you're far enough inland, it can be hot. vacaville yesterday, fairfield, said 90 but livermore 87. after that, it drops off the table conquered was 79 san jose santa rosa, menlo park canfield seventies oakland only 67 in san francisco , a brisk 61 degrees, plenty of low clouds and fog inland. zaps continue to favor some low nineties but for my forecast zone temps are coming down inland. i only went low eighties. this time most will be in the seventies. fifties and low sixties on the coast. i mean, i think santa cruz yesterday was only 66. i mean, and then that's that was in town. it's cooler than that over by the beaches. san francisco today went 60 tuesday. monday sunday and saturday 59 to 62 so i mean, they should be around 71

not even close. the inland towns conquered now. i mean, livermore is definitely been the outlier here because conquered. wanna creek have been coming down down and some monday 82 yesterday was 79 degrees. i went the same today 79 fifties on a lot of attempts here. there's a couple of sixties but really most locations are stuck because the low cloud decks just huge. so windsor's 52 upper forties on napa's at 49, middletown, 48 seeing 48 cent and some of them a lot of low to mid fifties or the water temps came down and that that is a huge impact on the overnight lows when you get temperatures now in the mid fifties instead of low sixties on the water temps. 49 crescent city to 68 in san diego, 72 in palm springs, 30 and trucking now south lake tahoe 32 southern california lit up yesterday southern san joaquin valley there were around 1500 lightning strikes. yeah in and around southern california in the desert and at the lowest off the coast. which is why you're seeing that go from land to sea.

but take a look here this morning. right there. look at that angle wouldn't boom. these are big thunderstorms that are popping up right there over the malibu. so i busy morning in southern california. for many for us. the pattern is just not changing. it's locked in. it's called a blocking pattern. the main high is in greenland. okay so that's anchored. their deep systems are going into the great lakes, the northeast all the way down to the deep south, and then we have that high off the pacific northwest little lows trying to sneak in underneath they form either they come in this way and then form here or they want replaces the other one and kicks it along. it's called a kicker, so not much changing here for the next week or so. fifties sixties upper seventies for most are very, very low eighties here. coast fog breezy, maybe slight bump up on some inland temps friday, then back to cooler on the weekend, you guys all right. thank you, steve. well, police are searching for the burglars who've broken into multiple homes in pleasanton coming up how one woman says she's scared off the intruders, severe flooding problem and another san francisco high rise building by

investigators believe this was no accident.

getting several home burglaries , including several attempted break ins that happened on the same night. one woman who didn't want to be identified, told ktvu . she was at home when she heard noise. it was her rear sliding glass door being smashed. downstairs heard a huge bang. louder than you could imagine. i heard footsteps up the stairs. i think i maybe had one more foot step left, and i kind of froze in my bedroom. i just screamed and screamed and screamed, and i said, get out of my house and they ran and we're out. the same way they came in that surveillance video captured the moment those thieves left then

five minutes later, the same men tried to break into this unoccupied home down the street . police believe the suspects could be the same men caught on camera going into the side yard of another home in pleasant and earlier that same night, but they were scared off when the motion detectors sensor activated. another san francisco high rise apartment building is dealing with major flooding problems. but in this is not an accident. people who live in the 29 story 100 venice building early yesterday morning to find water gushing down the hallways and into their apartments. one of the tenants saw a man attacking a pipe leading to this flooding. he physically stopped him from attacking the pipe. and then i guess the man was attacking the pipe got taken away, and i guess he was taken away in an ambulance. it seems like he was having some sort of mental episode maybe 46 year old michael, nine, lives in the building and was arrested in

jailed for felony vandalism and resisting arrest. earlier this month, he had posted messages on facebook criticizing management of that apartment building. our time is now 5 17. the mill valley film festival will land this coming sunday and one of the year's most talked about movies is still you have to be extra careful with white people . you can't risk looking at them the wrong way. no. the movie till tells the story of emmett till a 14 year old african american boy who was lynched back in 1955. his shocking murder shocked the nation. it became a catalyst for the civil rights movement. the movie focuses on emmett till's journey to visit his family members in mississippi to his disappearance . and then the horrifying murder trial. it ended with the acquittal of two white men for the lynching. the movie also shows his mother and her decision to have an open casket at his funeral so the world could see the horror. of racism.

black women are so often erased from the screen. we're so often erased from history, and the present were so often a race from stories involving movement building and civil rights. at the mill valley film festival was founded back in the late 19 seventies, and one of their goals is to give women and people of color a bigger voice in movie making. it allows you to put yourself in somebody else's shoes, and that's what we need more than ever. now there's already buzz at the movie till will get oscar nominations when they're announced in january. amazon second prime day sales event of the year wraps up today , amazon is offering prime members special deals on a variety of products. shoppers tell us some of the best deals they found are an electronic and beauty products. but amazon is also cutting prices on everyday items in an effort to get its customers to buy their holiday gifts right now. their goal here is to really let you get a head

start on black friday. so you know, a lot of these companies have started to make their sales start a little bit earlier and earlier and now this is really amazon's effort to get a jump start. the prime prices are available only to prime members , but you can sign up for a 30 day free membership to try it out. and if you decide you don't like it, you can cancel before the first monthly fee is due right ali time is 5 20. steve paulson's back and steve i was just out in our parking lot again. it's card. it's chill. i'm going to say it. it's cold this morning. did you see the raccoons david this morning? they're probably hiding out there. they're out there along with the cats. alright uh, fog bases have come up up up up up there up around 1618 100 ft, so we're not seeing the fog down on the ground accepts sonoma county airport reporting three quarters of a mile visibility liver, morris's six half moon bay three, but after that, it seems okay. a couple of days ago, it was zero visibility, especially towards the santa clara valley. but even those bases have lifted

just a huge fog bank if you go up higher in the elevation, i mean, you can get robbed above 10,000 up to 18,000 ft. there is a slight offshore breeze see that, but at the surface, it's all onshore. even though it's not that strong and just a i can't see any other way. massive fog bank low clouds, some fog cool, chilly lows and cold highs here. upper fifties low sixties for some on the coast, inland temps coming down now it's been a slow process, but each day they are beginning to trend downward for most here, at least in my forecast today, i'm going 60 in san francisco tuesday was 61. monday was 62 sunday was 59. and saturday was 61. the average high is 71. san francisco has not had a 70 degree temps this month, which is hard to believe that that's the case this time around fifties on a lot of the temps low, mid upper east bay times couple of upper forties. i know clayton was now they're 50 alamo, says 49. walnut creek's closed and after that, it's a lot of mid fifties, so i used to

throw even pittsburgh and brentwood at 57 30 30 to truckee, south lake tahoe. we are seeing that forties fifties sixties up and down the coast, southern california around 1500 lightning strikes yesterday. anything about bakersfield, the high desert south and then from east to west, especially santa barbara, los angeles, malibu to oceanside, san diego a lot of activity in southern california this morning for us, not much is changing. the pattern is locked in. so what we see is what we get really only subtle changes next couple of days, so don't look for anything really, to develop out of this. and thanks for about a week, probably 50 60 seventies and some very low eighties dave. alright see? thank you time now. 5 22. nasa claims it is ready to defend earth if an asteroid comes our way up next, the results of nasa's dark mission and my scientists are celebrating and a scary tale of survival how to fishermen fought off sharks, and they survived on a makeshift float.

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the first time in four days, waking up in their own beds after a fishing trip, they will never forget. when saturday morning, the men were fishing in the gulf of mexico when their boat started to sink 25 miles offshore. now they all had life jackets on, but soon they were surrounded by sharks, and one of the men's is a shark took a bite out of his life jacket. one of the others swam away trying to get help. while still out on the water, they were able to get cell phone service. they send the google map location to another friend who called the coast guard. once that first guy came out of the water, he had no idea if there's other two friends were alive or dead. so when he when he saw his voice stuff his second buddy, all they did was hug and embrace and they saw their third buddy come up and then and then they knew all

three women survive. all three of the men were in the hospital until yesterday. our time is up. 55 25 nasa announced it has successfully changed the orbit of a small asteroid reporter matt finn tells us it was a test of a plan to prevent a possible catastrophe. if an asteroid whatever collide and be on course to collide with earth. uh galactic grand slam seven million miles from earth. nasa announces its dart spacecraft successfully shifted the path of a small, harmless asteroid millions of miles away. and after a 10 months journey millions of miles nasa successfully crashed. a refrigerator sized spacecraft into the asteroid amorphous. the impact happened two weeks ago as part of a $325 million mission to test earth's planetary defense, multiple agencies and

international partners work together on the project, several scientists describing it as a dress rehearsal for the day. a killer rock threatens our planet. and it just gave it a small nudge. but if you wanted to do this in the future, potentially it could potentially work. but you'd want to do it years in advance. nasa also saying dark not only shifted the asteroid's orbit, it also carved a crater intuit telescope observations from chile and south africa reveal it created a comic 1000 miles. planetary defense experts say that is the preferred outcome rather than blowing it up and creating multiple pieces of debris that could rain down on earth. years from now, this mission shows that at nasa is trying to be ready. for whatever the universe throws at us. i believe that nasa has proven that we are serious as a defender of the planet. this is nasa's first attempt at shifting an asteroid or any object in

space. matt finn fox news thank you time, 5 27 will president biden will be coming here? the california today coming up what we what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. switch today!

other and, uh, that then there was try. to exert. over her commissioners. a controversial practice now under review at san francisco city hall after dozens of people appointed to top city jobs were asked to sign undated resignation letters plus man that makes my soul bleed and it makes my temper burn. and i know i'm not alone. outrage continues over the racist comments made by a los angeles city council member. the leaders, including president biden, now demanding their resignation. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning and welcome back to

mornings on to erasmus. good morning. i'm dave clark. we're right in the middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's october. 12 and steve's here. will everybody be seeing some fog around the bay area? i think to start off. yes if not, you can probably see in the distance. and almost everybody says cloudy now and it will be slow to burn back if you're near the coast. and even around the bay. it's a cold pattern for us and usual find t. there's plenty of low clouds it's more of a low cloud deck than fog, but low clouds fog. chilly cold, sunny, breezy. inland temps are coming down now . these they were still operating for a few near 90. well well inland. but in my area at 60 seventies are very low eighties sounds here at 5 31 something new or we all right. i think we're okay, steve. i'm looking around and i do see the usual patterns beginning to form highway four. for example, i think a lot of people just like to hear me say it's the same where there's not a lot going on

here. the traffic is going to be okay. this is a look at interstate 8 80. you can see for yourself. the east bay commute is going to be okay if you are driving the bay bridge approach looks good, and there have been no major hassles. yet usually the bay bridge starts to get crowded in the next half hour. so if you want to leave the house early this morning and beat the crowd, i think you can still do that. 5 32, let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you. families at uc berkeley or worried about safety around the campus, and they want the city to do something about it. ktvu is amanda quintana is y the parents of students are so worried. good morning, amanda. good morning adam berkeley city council meeting last night, some parents voiced their concerns about safety here around campus now, just this past week, and there was a deadly shooting right here. we're just about a block away from campus and very close to one of the student dorms here during that shooting for people in their twenties

were shot and a 29 year old saint lorenzo man was killed now . none of those victims were uc berkeley students, but many students were out at that point in the night, meeting up with friends or heading home from parties. as they came across that deadly scene. and then last night, you see, police put out an alert about a robbery just a block away. from here and parents say now is the time for action from the city. the students are still walking to class where blood stains are on the sidewalk. what immediate action is being done? when are you increasing? officers are you collaborating with you? cpd do you plan to patrol around the dorm areas? i appreciate the safety measures planned on being implemented by the city. but how does any of this help berkeley residents, including the thousands of students with feeling and being safe right now. the city council member, said that the parents are rightfully concerned. they say they're supporting the police department and fully funding it so they can be fully staffed. we

were here earlier in the week speaking to some students who came across that scene, and they were pretty rattled by seen that shooting some of the students even we're shooting some video from their dorm room of what was happening. they say that they are rethinking of being out later at night, but they really don't want to change their lifestyle for one thing that happened so close to home, so they are definitely rattled here . a lot of those parents that want to see something done live in berkeley, amanda kane tonight ktvu fax. two news. amanda thank you. the san francisco board of supervisors is revealing a practice in the mayor's office in which people appointed to top city jobs were pressured to sign . undated resignation letters. mayor london breeds highest ranking staffer answered questions about the policy to the board. he said the practice was to prevent any delay in removing someone who refused to resign or didn't show up for meetings. i think we can read between the lines and we can put two and two together and

understand that the mayor was trying to exert control over her appointed commissioners, and that's violates the charter and is totally improper. the mayor's office has since ended the practice time now 5 34 in san jose, more than 100, pages of previously undisclosed emails have now been released by the city in the name of transparency this after a lawsuit was filed by the san jose spotlight and the first amendment coalition, most of the emails talked about issues like homelessness, the airport connector and gun control. in one email exchange, mayor sam liccardo said he was frustrated about the lack of accountability over nonprofits get adding city money. and he criticized to council members for acting inappropriately by deciding which nonprofits should get funding. mayor liccardo was in favor of releasing the emails , and you also asked the city to disclose the emails after the lawsuit was filed. in los angeles. there are growing demands for some city council

members to resign a group of protesters at the city council meeting called for the resignation of three members leaked audio revealed one of those three using racist language to describe her colleagues, including a fellow council members. sun reporter phil shuman has the latest. frustration anger, outrage all contributed to the chaos as the city council tried to bring its first meeting to order since this racism scandal broke man that makes my soul bleed and it makes my temper burn. and i know i'm not alone because los angeles has spoken, and it feels the same way and emotional councilman mike bonnin quiet at everyone with a passionate speech that lasted almost 15 minutes to be able to forgive the offenses against me and my family. and i want to lead with love and generosity and model the world we need to create. and i promise you i'll try. it was bonin's adopted african american

son, who was the target of perhaps the worst of several racial insults, captured and leaked from an october 2021 meeting on redistricting council people nury martinez, kevin de leon and gil cedillo, as well as a labor leader. martinez referred to bond's son with a spanish term for a little monkey and then down. let me let me take him around the corner, and then i'll bring him back after she stepped down as council president monday. martinez who was not at city hall today announced she would take a leave of absence, saying. this has been one of the most difficult times of my life, and i recognize this is entirely of my own making. i am so sorry to the residents of council district six, my colleagues and the city of los angeles. that's not nearly enough for those who came to city hall today. speaker after speaker demanded three council members resign immediately. the recordings were not comments that show frustration got the better of you, but display the character you are comfortable with. when

the cameras aren't rolling. they were caught. but this is an indication that that's who they are. this is an indication that conversations like this happened behind the door all the time. get out now! and that was phil shuman reporting the incident is now getting national attention. the biden administration is now calling on the three council members to resign. the president is glad to see that one of the participants in that conversation has resigned. but they all should. he believes that they all should resign, the language that was used and tolerated during that conversation was unacceptable and it was appalling. they should all step down. president biden will fly to southern california today or tomorrow and he excuse me today. tomorrow he will deliver remarks in los angeles about infrastructure investments, and on friday he will give a talk about inflation in orange county. the president is not scheduled to visit or make any appearances here in the

bay area. time is fivethirtyeight new this morning, ukraine's biggest nuclear power plant has lost all external power that's needed for key safety systems for the second time in five days that nuclear power plant which is surrounded by russian troops, is now being powered by backup diesel generators. the u. n nuclear watchdog says the repeated laws of external power at the plant is a deeply worrying development. it underlines the need for a nuclear safety and security protection zone around that plant. this follows two days of intense russian mission will attacks on ukraine yesterday during a meeting, ukrainian president talansky appealed to the leaders of the group of seven powers for better air defense systems. president biden has also discussed with g seven partners what more we can do together to privatize air defense capabilities for ukraine , which has been and will continue to be a us priority.

now, the g seven leaders released a statement. they said they would stand firmly with ukraine for his long as it takes. the justice department has asked the supreme court to reject donald trump's request to intervene in a dispute over classified documents seized from his florida estate. the justice department said the high court should let stand a lower court order blocking the special masters access over those records. while the legal challenges play out. trump is seeking to get those records back to the special master to show they were not subject to the presidential records act and therefore could be removed from the white house. time is 5 40 getting you ready for this? wednesday morning. we have a forecast for you. and steve has all the information. we'll look at yesterday's high temps, which were still warm for some, but very cool for most years, especially coast and bay. on the coast years upper fifties and even san francisco's high was only 61 degrees. that is 10. below average. oakland's cooled can't field menlo park, santa rosa san jose conquered all in

the seventies, livermore was the one outlier here at 87. but not today. it looks like even today, those inland temps are coming down the bases on the fog lifted there. i mean, there are close to 2000 ft. almost for some, so it's more of a low cloud deck or a little overcast. sonoma county airport a mile and a quarter of visibility. but much better visibility today than we saw yesterday in the last couple of days. if you get up around 35,000 ft, there is a offshore direction, but at the surface, it's on short, even though it's not that strong. and water temps came down and a huge fog bank so low clouds some fog. cool chilly lows. sunny breezy inland temps are coming down in the eighties for most, your concord, walnut creek. now livermore has been in the nineties a couple of days, but even they are coming down yesterday. the high was only 79 won't a greek and i didn't change much today. fifties on a lot of the temps here low mid upper on the peninsula is a lot of fifties here mid to upper fifties atherton, menlo park, stanford, palo alto, all 59 san carlos 58, foster city, san

mateo and belmont. 57 los altos says so are we. 49ers crescent city to 68 in san diego seventies on the desert, flagstaff, 39 30 and truckee, south lake tahoe at 32. and southern california. that low, which came over us two days ago wasn't wasn't much gave us some partly cloudy skies about 1500 lightning strikes yesterday, cloud cloud cloud to ground southern california and you can see it is just blipped up over l a down in malibu this morning, so very active pattern it picks up in the afternoon as well, especially inland over the high desert. in areas east as well. everything's locked in. it's called a blocking pattern until there's a big, strong high in greenland as well with a deep deep system digging into the great lakes, the northeast and all the way down to the deep south and that high off the pacific northwest, so as long as everything's in place, it's tough to break these down. 50 60 seventies and mainly low eighties now, well inland temperatures might bump up a little bit on friday, then right back down on the weekend, you guys all right. thank you.

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in november election. san jose voters have a big decision to make. who will be the next mayor . the two candidates are cindy chavez, santa clara county supervisor and matt mehan, a city council member there in a runoff election last night, they appeared and they virtual forum , cindy chavez said she wants people who feel unheard to have a voice in city government. well, mad, mehan said he worries about the future direction of

san jose when issues like crime and affordable housing. i think we need a smart growth strategy that removes barriers and fees to provide building in areas where we want housing where we have the infrastructure to sustain greater densities without making quality of life. terrible for everyone. i think one of the challenges is that the city hasn't treated the neighborhoods as allies and, um , partners, but really almost as enemies, surprising them with projects in their communities, and i would change that right away. the latest polls show. it's a tight race cindy chavez has received, among other things, campaign donations from labor groups and police unions, along with the 49ers. matt mehan has the backing of a political action committee formed by the outgoing mayor, sam liccardo. in the south bay for women's organizations are teaming up to reach more voters, especially in

underserved communities. we are joined today in solidarity by with our black, indigenous asian and caucasian brothers and sisters to call out to our community and to tell them that your voice matters hope is possible and that we have the power to create the world that we want to see vote. women's organizations say less than half of minority women in santa clara county who are registered to vote actually cast ballots in recent elections. organizers want to make sure everyone registered participates in this year's election time is 5 47. san francisco city leaders are now consolidating two offices and creating the department of early childhood. it's a merger between the offices of first five san francisco and early care and education. it will serve children younger than six years old and their families. of budget of $300 million. the money will go for better pay for childcare and education workers , early childhood education

programs and more subsidy rates for child care. twin brothers from south carolina say they are walking at least 20 miles in every us state to raise money for foster kids 27 year old davon and tavon woods were taken from their mother at birth and were adopted when they were to. they said they had a difficult childhood and were mistreated. so they turned to drugs and alcohol while still in elementary school. the men say it felt like no one would go the extra step for them. so now they're taking thousands of extra steps to show children in foster care that someone cares about them even after they're too old to remain in the foster. care system. want to be able to transform their lives and to get them on the right path because a lot of kids in foster care once they age out, they lose every form of support. the woods twins started their walk with treks through georgia, florida and south carolina. they say they've walked in 12 states so far and want to visit a new state every other week. their ultimate goal is to raise money to build transitional housing for young people who stopped receiving

receiving state support in foster care on their 18th birthdays. that's such a great story. i wish them well. absolutely time is 5 49 sadler's here. i'm wishing well about our morning commute. how's it look so that looks pretty good here if you are driving on most of these drives, although we are beginning to get some congestion is just as i mentioned. we're getting some congestion in the usual spots like the bay bridge , which is, you know, it's not unusual to see this as small delay doesn't even go past the parking lot, and once you get onto the bridge, it looks good with no major issues interstate 80 and 5 80. are also looking good, and we've had, you know, we've had a couple of minor things out there that haven't caused big delays act crashes that have been moved to the shoulder, etcetera, little slowing, and hayward between hayward and union city on southbound 8 80. that's about all i went back to look at the macarthur may just because it was there just to see for myself what it looks like, so i like what i see so far. and now let's

go to the weather. steve. i did it, dave clark. and i just stepped outside. and did you see the raccoons? um i did not see the raccoons, but the weather is pleasant possum possum possum. and cats other than that, and sal, what do you think it's cold out there? no it's pleasant, pleasant. i agree for some fifth. there's a big fog bank, though. so 50 60 seventies and inland temps which had been there like i'm not coming down. i'm not okay now they're starting to come down. i mean, most locations yesterday there were a few that held on livermore and fairfield. we're still operating in your nineties . but not today. san francisco has been in the upper fifties and low sixties. almost this entire month. the advertised 71 . i'm going 60 today. yesterday was 61 monday was 62. sunday was 59 saturday was 61. they have not they being the city officially had a 70 degree temps since the end of september, so

october is running well below average here. 51 santa rosa 58 san jose 56 conquered brentwood . wanna creeks in there? it's closed for everybody. a couple of upper forties were popping up. now they're all fifties boulder creek, scotts valley felled and even santa cruz, morgen hill, san martin, east san jose, south san jose. everyone's pretty close. cupertino sir, took a little warmer, santa clare and campbell both at 57 30 at truckee, so i'd like tahoe 30 to 51 uk a 57 in sacramento. they would still hit 90 yesterday, probably upper eighties today, but it's all about you southern california. around 1500 lightning strikes observed yesterday high desert also towards the palm springs area, and from santa barbara to l. a oceanside in san diego. it has been lit up in this morning. it's really lit up right there between long beach, malibu in los angeles. there's a lot of thunderstorm activity, the lowest offshore and it's going to stay. that's the same low that went over us. but we didn't have much. just give us a few. partly cloudy skies. that was

what on tuesday another monday on monday, but that high is locked into the north. so it's a pattern where it just doesn't change. it's called a blocking pattern. not only here but also downstream over the us and into greenland. you need to see a hemispheric upper air pattern change. that's not happening yet. 50 60 seventies, i should add some of the longer range. forecast projections are showing them more active pattern for the west coast towards the end of the month. 50 60 seventies eighties on attempt a little bump up on those inland temps on friday. i don't think the last very long you look cooler going into the weekend. alright steve. thank you, tom is 5 52, california gas prices fine. finally going down a little bit , but they're still high. we'll tell you why you might want to wait a few more days before you fill up your car. but first we're closing in on the holidays and health officials say one of the best gifts you can give yourself and a loved one is an updated covid-19 booster shot. we have the latest advice and guidance on when doctors say you should g it.

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spect rise in cases and hospitalizations, much like we've seen in the us in the past two winters as more people stay inside and gather in larovid-19r shot by halloween to help secure the best protection through the new year. why halloween because

it takes a couple of weeks for your immune system to, you know, kind of generate the benefit from that vaccine, and that means you will be ready by thanksgiving. doctors also say maintaining an active and healthy lifestyle can help ensure a stronger immune system , which could lower a person's risk of health complications if they're infected with covid-19. being really sedentary for eating, um, foods that are low foods that are low in nutrients. all comes together to create early pro inflammatory environments within our bodies, and that means that when we get covid that covid-19 infection is then superimposed onto this pre existing state of inflammation that can contribute to a lot of the poor outcomes that we're seeing with covid-19. the cdc reports an average of more than 330 people die every day from the virus, adding about 11.5 million people have received an updated booster so far, a new report from the commonwealth fund says. they estimate we can save as many as 90,000 lives and

nearly one million hospitalizations if most eligible americans receive their updated vaccines. time is 5 56, california health officials are closely watching a rise in the number of cases that congenital syphilis occurs when a mother who's infected it passes the infection onto her baby during her pregnancy. health officials say the number of cases are up 50% nationwide in the past year , and california has the sixth highest rate in the country. the slope. it we at which cases are increasing as really concerning and we had over 200 babies that were either born, you know. you know, stillborn at birth or died in the 1st 30 days of life. and that should never happen. the people who are getting syphilis , often experiencing things like like homelessness, or have a history of incarceration or substance use. babies who were infected early in the pregnancy are stillborn, and doctors say it's important that they are treated with a drug like

penicillin. several south bay community and public service groups are sharing $3 million in new federal funding. $1 million will allow the bay area community health organization to digitize its health records critical need that hasn't been covered by other funding measures, the same as a police department also received $1 million for its mobile unit to help people who are experiencing a mental health crisis. because of this federal funding, the city and county will be able to continue this program. well they worked to secure long term funding to incorporate and m katz continuation and expansion . i think it was it will save lives. jose state university, getting a half a million dollars to fund its healthy community clinic in east san jose. and in an affordable housing development in san jose, will get the other half million dollars for its community center. a recent study finds one of the deadliest stretches of roads in california is interstate 2 80 between meridian

and mclaughlin. chp officers say that statewide, distracted and intoxicated drivers contribute to many of the thousands of deadly crashes that applied to the section of 2 80 in san jose as well. officers say there are efforts underway to improve safety in that area. looking at it now, if we look currently for that stretch of road we've had one fatal collision for this year so far. so our efforts in our education in the way that we are getting out and spreading the message in some of our enforcement efforts. we hope are paying some of those dividends and trying to reduce the number of fatal collisions. more than 3600 people were killed in car crashes in california in 2019, time is now 5 59. we're following a developing story in the south bay. what we just found out in the last 90 minutes about a man who was stabbed in no peters plus share at the coliseum, please. passenger just hit the driver bus passenger in

oakland with a hammer, attacked a bus driver and then pulled out a gun. we'll show you the exclusive video of what happened next. next. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on team. good morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark rasmus. today is wednesday, october 12th the middle of the week. some of us may be looking ahead to the weekend. already meteorologist steve paulson joins us with the forecast. looking ahead to the weekend already. you know, it's hump day. you're right. no scent. no no problem in doing that, because it does look like a continuation of what we had with only subtle day today changes today. the inland temps continue. to come down. a lot of them already started that yesterday. there were a few well inland that we're still in the upper eighties to near 90. but most of these are coming down coast in bay or just it's a foghorn wins. i'll say i'll say that. that boy dave, that boy sharp as a bowling ball that thank you, colonel. thank you. low clouds. fog. cool. sunny,

breezy, a little cooler. 60 seventies and now a couple of low is all right over to salad. six o'clock in the morning. you see something, or you just checking, just checking. you don't have all my screens here that you mean you don't see when you're at home. and steve doesn't see him. work for maria is here. but i see them all here and i just look around. everything looks kind of normal. it's gotta highway forward. that's what i was looking at. before we went on the air and i'll show you what i'm seeing is getting a little bit more crowded, but it's not unusual for it to be that slow as you drive over toward conch. heard from bay point. a bridge also has filled in. it's filled in all the way over to the 80 over crossing and probably will reach the maze soon. don't be alarmed, though. if you drive this every day, it's nothing unusual. 8 80 looks okay and we do have some slowing on 5 85 80 crash 5 88 mountain house parkway. there was a crash there. now let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal. we continue this morning with developing news from santa clara county. that's where ktvu

is. emma gas is live. and says milpitas police were called to an apartment complex early this morning to investigate a stabbing in the area. what can you tell us? well ali. it's a still a very active scene at the serrano apartments here on murphy ranch road in milpitas. police are combing through the apartment complex. there's multiple police vehicles stationed around different entrances and lots of crime scene tape still up. there are no access points for non residents to come into the apartment complex. and they're here because they're investigating how it's related to one stabbing victim that they identified earlier on the highway. uh they are taking witness statements at this time and using flashlights while it's still dark outside to look through it. they say there's a third crime scene that they're looking at. there's two inside the complex that they're checking out and the third one is alongside pbond one. oh one north of 8 80, where the. they e

was a person who was stabbed on they were on their way to the hospital and another person inside the vehicle called 911 for help. we don't know the condition of the stabbing victim . but milpitas police do not believe there are any additional outstanding suspects that they are checking to be sure that there are no additional stabbing victims reporting live in milpitas and my gosh ktvu fox two news. thank you. time 603, a driver in livermore crashed into an apartment building during the night. firefighters said they found one person on the road. nearby on marietta boulevard apparently was ejected from the car. the car hit the building but didn't cause major damage. you're looking at these pictures here, part of the apartment building stairs were damaged. there was some damage to a window as well. you can see the wreckage. firefighters say it appears the driver was speeding before crash, er we were

dispatched tonight for a single vehicle into a structure it would appear it was traveling at a high rate of speed and left the roadway and i would i would estimate 50 to 60 yards of contact with other items before coming to rest. murrieta boulevard was closed down while the police investigated the person who was found outside of that car was rushed to a hospital. we're trying to find out the condition of that person. and east bay bus driver is recovering after a passenger in oakland attacked him with a hammer and a gun. ktvu has exclusive video showing a woman with a hammer hitting the transit bus driver. then the woman took out a gun pulled the trigger, but the gun did not. fire 45 year old sherry hall was arrested and charged with firearm assault. police say miss hall has many felony convictions and that this is not the first time she's targeted bus drivers or passengers. i feel that she should not be allowed to be

anywhere near a bus bus stop. be allowed to get onto a bus because she poses immediate risk and danger to the public. it makes you think twice, um, about how you deal with people. and when were you encountered those type of situations? it's like, what do you do? a loaded 22 caliber pistol, hammer, pepper spray and a pocket knife for all recovered. the motive is not known, but mental illness is suspected officials are seeking to get a restraining order to ban her from busses. osha is investigating a horrible incident in menlo park, a man fell into a wood chipper witnesses called emergency responders to a home a few streets away from flood park where man trimming trees died after falling into the chipper, the connecticut based company the man worked for declined to comment on the incident. the man's name has not been released . the san mateo county coroner's office will reveal the man's name once his family is notified your time now 605 happening today in court arrangement for a man accused of crashing into it. three children last month as

they walked home from school and antiochus 29 year old rave. reeves was arrested in oakley, now facing charges that include vehicular manslaughter. investigators say reeves was speeding and hit another car, causing his car to hit the children. all 12 years old. one boy was killed. his brother and sisters suffered life threatening injuries but have since been released from the hospital. the antiochus lease department wants to hire new police officers as the fbi and the contra costa county d. a s office continues to investigate alleged officer misconduct investigation has led to eight police officers being taken off duty and placed on paid leave. the police chief says antioch's like many other cities, struggles to hire police officers starting pay for a police officer in antioch's $107,000 a year. the city is now offering $30,000 bonuses to fill 10 job vacancies. we're

currently in a very robust recruiting and hiring dr over the next year, we've instituted a significant incentive program. providing $30,000 entry and lateral officers contingent upon successful completion of the academy field training and probation timelines. police chief stephen ford didn't address the fbi investigation of his department. but ktvu has learned some of the cases involved text messages sent between police officers and use of force complaints involving police dogs. well, if you can wait a little longer to fill up your guests, thank you may want to consider doing that. gas prices are coming down quickly. after near record highs last week, prices have dropped nearly 20 cents in just the past week. last wednesday. average gas prices in the state of california was just we're just one sent away from hitting an all time high 6 43 a gallon now the average price is 6 25 a gallon and while that's still very high, analysts expect the trend. of declining prices to

continue. area cities have seen a similar trend on track with the state prices in san francisco, oakland and san jose , all down 20 cents just in the past week. the producer price index, released just about 30 minutes minutes ago showed that wholesale prices rose 0.4% in september, which was more than expected. it comes just as president biden now says a recession is possible in an interview with cnn, but he's downplaying some of the concerns about it. if it is, it will be a very slight recession that is will move down slightly. we'll look think about what's happened. we have done more. we're in a better position than any other major country in the world economically and politically. the president also was asked if americans need to prepare for a recession and he responded no. tomorrow we'll get another read on inflation when the consumer price index is released for the month of september time now, 608 and other san francisco high rise apartment building dealing with major flooding problems, but in

this case, police say the flooding is not an accident. people who live in this 29 story 100 van s building. woke up early yesterday morning to find water gushing down the hallways and into their apartments. one of the tenants saw a man attacking a pipe causing all of this flooding. he physically stopped him from attacking the pipe. and then i guess the man was attacking the pipe got taken away, and i guess he was taken away in an ambulance. it seems like he was having some sort of mental episode maybe now 46 year old michael, nine, lives in that building. he was arrested he was jailed for and charged with felony vandalism and resisting arrest. earlier this month, he posted messages on facebook, criticizing the management of the building. the mill valley film festival ends this sunday and one of this year's most talked about films is till you have to be extra careful with white people. you can't risk looking at them the wrong way. no. it tells the story of emmett

till a 14 year old african american boy lynched in 1955. the attack in his murder, shocked the country and became a catalyst for the emerging civil rights movement. the film focuses on tills departure from the midwest to visit his relatives in mississippi, then his disappearance and then the murder trial that ended with the acquittal of two white men. for till's lynching. the film also talks about his mother's decision to have an open casket at his funeral so that the world could see the horrors of racism. black women are so often erased from the screen. we're so often erased from history and the present often erased from stories involving movement building and civil rights. the mill valley film festival was founded in the late 19 seventies. one of its goals is to give women and minorities a larger voice in filmmaking. it allows you to put yourself in somebody else's shoes, and that's what we need more than ever. there was already some buzz that the film till could

get some oscar nods once they're announced in january. alright, ali. thank you. time is 6 10. we're going right back to south castille native watching your morning commutes. yeah and we are getting crowded in some of the smarts where you might expect. for example, at the bay bridge. we do have a backup that we can show you. it's about a 15 minute delay. there's nothing unusual about it. once you get onto the bridge, it does slow a little bit, but not much on the way into san francisco. as we look at interstate 80. this commute is also looking pretty good with no major problems. we've had a couple of minor crashes, and not most of them are not major. they're just kind of there and not causing any unusual backups. 5 82 oh, five. coming in through tracy are slow . we had a crash on northbound one near mckee. that's been clear to the side so we don't have a lot of slowing in the south bay or on the peninsula now at 6 11, let's go back to the desk. thank you. salma. historic yosemite hotel is

shutting down. but just for a little while coming up. we'll explain why you will be able to get a reservation for the hani hotel for part of next year. is that so many good things for the franchise and for just watch basketball around here, right? so not a good look but still love the love the player mixed feelings among warriors fans about draymond green at last night's preseason game, we'll let you hear from coach head coach steve curb and tell you what's gonna happen after that punch heard around the bay.

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and we have learned draymond green will be back tomorrow to practice with the team, he will have to pay a fine with the warriors will not suspend draymond green last night, head coach steve kerr talked about what will happen with draymond and if he'll be ready to play in the final preseason. game on friday. we feel like we have a great feel for our team. you know, we've got a lot of continuity on this team. so bob and i know our players extremely well. we feel like this is the best way after assessing everything for us to move forward, never easy. no matter what decision you make in a situation like this, um it's not going to be perfect. yeah head coach steve kerr says draymond will also play opening night next tuesday against the l a lakers. ktvu is andre senior is right here to talk more about the fans reaction to raymond's punch in the team, and all of their fans are mixed about what

he did here. on one hand, they love his passion, and it happens to help them win for nba championships. but fans are also concerned about what green might do next. the dubs won their third preseason game last night , pounding the portland trailblazers 1 31 98. none of the regular starters played but it was a bobblehead giveaway and the sold out crowded chase center. they've seen the video leaked to tmz, but are divided about discipline. is caused a lot of problems in the past, and this is just one more thing. so you know, sooner or later you have to say hey, you have to go on. i think it's important that we continue to have a high level of accountability with the team and also the show respect as a leader, and i just he's not doing it right now. warriors fans still show their loyalty to green, wearing his number 23 jersey to the game. it's not for me to say you know what should happen to him. it's obviously up to the warriors. but would you

like to see as a friend of his? you're wearing his jersey? well. i mean, i love and support him, you know, and i love his energy and i just hope that you know, whatever happens to him is not. you know, it's not terrible. i mean, i don't want to see him. leave the team or get suspended or anything like that. but at the same time you can't you know you can't condone violence. it happens. you know, in the heat of battle, you know when it comes to basketball and other sports so i understand it just we just wish it didn't happen on video. so far, jordan's pool has not addressed the punch publicly , but the team expects he will speak to the media soon says the team's punishment for green was based on several factors, including conversations with green and pool. next tuesday's opener includes raising the championship banner and handing out the championship rings alley back over to you. all right, thank you. the wani hotel in yosemite national park will close for two months early next year for a multi million dollar renovation. the $31 million

renovation will include a major seismic upgrade and a kitchen renovation, as well as an updated heating and air conditioning system. it will also have some safety improvements to the fireplaces in the great lounge they want is nearly 95 years old. it has hosted famous visitors, including president john f. kennedy queen elizabeth the second and prince philip. as well as president barack obama and his family. alright our time is 6 18. let's get you to where you need to go, sal. everybody behaving out there on the roads. dave i would say yes, they are and just to dovetail on that alley. did you know that if you go to disney's california adventure, the grand california is almost a carbon copy of the wani hotel. i thought it looked familiar. wani hotel. i have seen the quran, california, but everything disney, you know, they always borrow from something so well what disney loved yosemite. so there you go. that's the connection there. so if you go if it looks familiar, it is familiar. there's not much going on in the traffic world just the way we like it. there

is a little bit of slowing here and there, but this is the proverbial calm before the storm . there's some slowing on highway for there's some slowing at the bay bridge toll plaza. so far, it's been an okay wednesday . laptop nothing major happens. usually the first two hours of the commute. let's say between four and six is when we have the high speed collisions. we haven't had too many of those, and right now, traffic is just moderate there, so let's just leave it alone. as i like to tell steve at 6 19, steve we're just gonna leave it alone. just leave it alone. salve would you look at you dropping the disney knowledge? very impressive. thank you, steve. sir. all right. thank you. had a couple of upper eighties to near 90, where fairfield, said 90 yesterday although, if you went to vallejo was about 20 degrees could now again. you know, there's a little about 20 miles difference. but still livermore 87 after that conquered says, hey, we're cooling off. they were 79 san jose, santa rosa, menlo park, canfield all low to

mid seventies oakland downtown was only 67 in san francisco says it's freezing over here. they're only 61. most of the bases on the fog of now lifted to the point we call it low overcast and not really foggo's sonoma county airport. a mile and a quarter of visibility, much better, especially santa clara valley south towards monterey compared to last couple of days. if you get up around 18,000 ft or so there's a little bit of an offshore breeze say that at the surface, it's onshore, and that's a big fog bank for this time of year, so your forecast does call for low clouds. some fog with cool, chilly lows. sunny breezy, cooler inland, bringing those temps down for a majority now, even though it started for many santa rosa san jose been cooling off all week long 60 in the city today, what's average 71? 61 tuesday. 62 monday. 59 was the high on sunday and 61 saturday so running well below inland temps also have been trending down, at least conquered wallet creek 86 on friday, then 86

sunday 82 monday yesterday was 79. i went 79 again today. i don't see how it's going to be much warmer fifties on the temps brentwood 56. berkeley's 56 oakland 36. i mean, it's icy thermal here. almost everybody's pretty close, little cooler to the north couple of forties in their middletown. also upper light are low fifties ross at 49 degrees, so there are a few fifties here but because the low cloud deck most of the lows of stuff, dropping her 30 30 to truckee, south lake tahoe, it's all about you southern california. what lightning about 1500 lightning strikes yesterday and there's still some really strong thunderstorm activity in and around los angeles this morning. it will pick up on the desert and high desert later this afternoon from that low, which actually came over us, but didn't do much until it went to southern california. it's called a blocking pattern. everything's locked in. there's a big, strong high over greenland deep system deep dropping into the great lakes northeast and also all the way down to the deep south. with that high off the pacific northwest, so only subtle day today changes probably another

low is going to do this. i would make this there's one out here. it'll come in bump this one along so until the pattern breaks down, i think we're stuck here. 50 60 seventies are very low eighties. now on some of the inland towns could be a slight warm up for those away from the coast on friday, then back to cooler on the weekend, you guys thank you, steve. big move from nike to improve inventory and keep popular products in stock. what they're doing to try and keep bots from buying up all of their shoes online and the drought is having a big impact on agriculture. not just here in california will explain how it's affecting people all across

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avocados are being hit the hardest, according to the california department of food and agriculture. the state accounts for more than one third of the entire country's vegetables, as well as three quarters of its nuts and fruits. hot dry weather in the pacific northwest is leading to an apple shortage this season. nearly 70% of the country's apples come from washington state. this is one of many orchards that are usually full of fruit at this time of year, but farmers say two straight summers of hot weather and drought have been a key factors in this year's large supply shortage. this year. we lost about 60% of our crop. um comparable to the year year passed by the amount of apples we took off of our trees. farmers say they have had to raise their apple prices to $3.50 a pound this year. that's a 50 cent increase to make up for the smaller supply. they're hoping this is the last increase they'll have to make when it comes to those apple prices now says its mission to protect

earth from a possible collision with an asteroid was a success. 10 months ago it sent a spacecraft called dart towards a small, harmless asteroid millions of miles away from earth. scientists wanted to see if it was possible to change the orbit of something in space by crashing an object into it. the theory was that if they were proven correct, it could be done in the future to move an object headed towards earth off a collision course with our planet . nasa now has announced that the plan was a success as dark slightly move the asteroid into a new orbit. and it just gave it a small nudge. but if you wanted to do this in the future, potentially it could potentially work. but you'd want to do it years in advance. nasa says the impact also created a crater in that asteroid and astronomers using telescopes in south africa and chile showed that that resulted in a trail of dust and rubble that stretched several 1000 miles. russia launches a new round of attacks against ukrainian cities, while some international leaders are claiming the attacks are were

crimes and a controversial practice now under review at san francisco city hall after dozens of people appointed to top city jobs or asked to sign undated resignation, letters with the mayor's office is saying after supervisors pushed back on that policy, stay with us.

the around the school what they want the city of berkley to do after recent violence just blocks away from the campus, and today, president biden flies here to california. what's on his agenda and how much it will cost to go to one of the fundraisers he will attend. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto let's take you live to the

opening bell at the new york stock exchange. as we've been reporting this morning, there are concerns about inflation and a possible recession. after new numbers show inflation went up in september, a little more than expected that you hear that opening bell just ringing now also new pepsico reporting its earnings this morning. they say they beat estimates for both sales and profit. the company says part of the reason is because of shrink flay shin. that's when they reduce the size of their products. but keep the price is the same. we see that a lot don't business news coming up throughout the show, so good morning and welcome back to mornings onto i'm ali rasmus. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to wednesday, right in the middle of the week. it's october. 12 and steve paulson. is right here where your forecast and it still feels good outside our studio like fog and low clouds. some people hate this because they wanted warmer. but if you like it, boy, it's great sleeping weather have to turn on the furnace or get an extra blanket because there's a

huge fog bank out there and again, it is making a strong push inland, the basis of lifted, so that means the foghorns are blowing here or how sounding because there's a lot of low clouds some fog but more of a low overcast inland temps. i've been reluctant to cool off, but they all are coming down. so 60 seventies and only very low eighties. i mean, concord, walnut creek will be in the upper seventies. alright sounds here. 6 31 picking up somewhere it is at the bay bridge, steve and some of the usual commutes that are slow right now at the bay bridge. it's backed up to the main, so just reached that just a few minutes ago, i'll put it up for you on the screen. so you can see for yourself. it's moving through. the carpool lanes are doing better than the regular lanes, but nothing that you should be too concerned about. if you drive this every day. also interstate 80 and 5 80 are getting busy, but we don't have a lot of slowing there yet. as i push in, i see a little slowing approaching southbound etienne hayward, san mateo and dunbarton bridges along with the peninsula that traffic looks good, 6 31. let's get back to

the headlines. thank you. families at uc berkeley worry about safety around the campus, and they want the city to do some thing about it. ktvu dominican tana live in berkeley this morning to tell us why parents of students are so worried, amanda. a lot of berkeley city council meeting last night, several parents voiced their concerns about the safety here around campus. now, just this past weekend, there was a deadly shooting right here . we're just about a block away from the campus and very close to one of the student dorms around here during that shooting for people in their twenties were shot. a 29 year old san lorenzo man was killed. none of those victims were uc berkeley students, but many students were out at that point in the night meeting up with friends. are heading home from parties as they came across that deadly scene. and then last night, you see, police put out an alert about a robbery just a block away from where that shooting happened. parents say now is the time for action. the students

are still walking to class where blood stains are on the sidewalk . what immediate action is being done? when are you increasing? officers are you collaborating with you? cpd do you plan to patrol around the dorm areas? immediate action must be taken. we cannot wait until another person is murdered. and next time it might be a uc berkeley student. berkeley is a great and diverse city with one of the world's premier universities. we should not permit a reputation for crime ridden streets to taint this wonderful munity and university. city council member said the parents are rightfully concerned. they say they are supporting the police department and fully funding it so they can be fully staffed. but the police department staffing is at a historic low. we're seeing this across the country. so although the police chief says they are putting additional patrols in the area here around telegraph there just aren't a lot of officers available to be out on the streets. they are actively looking for saturday's shooter

there. also actively looking for more police officers. to put on the force earlier this week we were here we talked to some students, and they were really rattled by seeing that shooting . a lot of students were around this area, so they witnessed some of what happened. some students even taking videos from their dorm room. they say it makes them think twice about going out at night, but they also are not going to change their lifestyle. they want to be able to enjoy college so they are worried, but they want to continue to do what they're supposed to be doing here while at college live in berkeley, amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. thank you. amanda. the san francisco board of supervisors is revealing a practice in the mayor's office and which appoint appointees. people who are appointed to top city jobs were asked to sign. undated resignation letters. mayor london breeds highest ranking staffer answered questions about the policy from the board. he said the practice was in place in order to prevent any sort of delay in removing someone who

refused to resign or didn't show up for meetings. i think we can read between the lines and we can put two and two together and understand that the mayor was trying to exert control over her appointed commissioners, and that's violates the charter and is totally improper. the mayor was not at yesterday's meeting, but her office says it has since ended the practice time is 6 35 in southern california. a very noisy crowd packed the first meeting of the l. a city council since the recording was released of a racist comments made by a city council member crowd packed that to be council meeting demanding the resignation of three city council members heard on that recording nori martinez , the former city council president, was not there last night. people were speaking out against her talking with colleagues about the black adopted son of council member mike bonin, who is white. after an hour of public comment. councilman bonus gave a very

emotional reaction. he said he expects political attacks for his views, but says his family should not be targeted. i want to be able to forgive the offenses against me and my family, and i want to lead with with love and generosity and model the world we need to create. and i promise you i'll try the council member martinez announced he is taking a leave of absence from city council but has not said if she over resigned from office. he did apologize to her council district into the people of los angeles. but there is still a lot of pressure from religious leaders, community activists and state political leaders for martinez to resign. the incident is now getting national attention. the biden administration is now calling on those three city council members in los angeles to resign. the president is glad to see that one of the participants in that conversation has resigned. but they all should. he believes

that they all should resign, the language that was used and tolerated during that conversation was unacceptable and it was appalling. they should all step down. now we want to take you to a live look at air force one. it's on the tarmac at joint base. andrews this is where president biden will begin his trip to california. he is expected to stop in denver first, and that's where he's expected to designate more than 50,000 acres of land as part of a national monument. later he will arrive in southern california by this afternoon, according to news site deadline. the president will attend a high priced democratic fundraiser with house speaker nancy pelosi, which tickets are going for between 5 to $50,000. tomorrow he will deliver remarks in los angeles on infrastructure investments, as well as giving a talk about inflation in orange county on friday. the president is not scheduled to visit or make any appearances in the bay area. all right, ali. time is 6

37 times for sal. he's back. sal is fog affecting our commute this morning was pretty foggy in danville cruises out there and just sent me a text not too long ago if i can bring it up here without look my face. it is not working. i wonder why all right , let's see, he said it's heavy fog in denville on camino tassajara, one of our photographers there and to answer your question, and yes, the fog is going to be with us, and we're going to talk to steve about that right now, as i look at the traffic world here you can see hayward little slow traffic. there's a crash outbound 88 to 38. interestingly enough to slowing starts after that, as you head down towards union city, let's take a quick look at the bay bridge, and it is now backed up all the way out to the maze metering lights on again. this is not unusual for this time of the commute and see some traffic that is slow at the maze as well. 8 85 80 still look pretty good as this highway 24. if that's your commute from wallet creek to oakland at 6 38 . let's bring the man who knows

about the fog. it's mr steve paulson. i thank you, sir. visibility can be restricted for a few, but most locations are reporting much better visibility than we saw the last couple of mornings that's for sure. sonoma county airport a mile and a quarter now, livermore says, five conquered 10. that doesn't mean there aren't some areas where it's like i can't see very far. but for a majority here, it's between five and 10 miles. the worst fog was towards the santa clara valley yesterday down towards monterey. that's not the case today. nine miles at san martin. they were zero visibility at one time yesterday . watson ville monterey also slams, but there's a little bit of fog out there. so there's a big fog bank. no doubt about it and temperatures. the water temps came down. so it's upper fifties. for many on the coast are very, very low sixties, including san francisco. inland temps were reluctant to come down for a couple of days. yesterday they started that trend, and they will continue san francisco. it should be around 71 degrees this time of year. they can't even sniff that. i mean, it is really cold

sixties and forecasts high for today. 61 was the high yesterday 62 monday, 59 on sunday. and saturday, 61 running well below even the lows have been below although it does look a little above today. 51 52 santa rosa san rafael a lot of fifties here mid fifties upper fifties to a few sixties did have a couple of forties for awhile. clayton was in there and alamo. now they're 50 so low clouds and fog making that that sends the 10th two point comes in higher temperature. me too. the lows come up a little bit thirties in the mountains. truckee south like tahoe 50 sixties on the coast and southern california, very active about 1500 lightning strikes yesterday. now at night it dies down for the inland areas over the high desert southern san joaquin valley and also over the grapevine. but not this morning, right over l a. you can see there's been some pretty good activity here. it'll pick up again later today because that lows stationary has two speeds slow and stop because the height of the north is blocking everything. so we are

not moving here on much of the forecast. there's also a really strong high in greenland deep lows, dropping into the great lakes, north, east and south until this whole hemispheric pattern breaks down. i don't think much is changing 50 60 seventies for what it's worth. for what? it's worth 18 to 14 day outlook by the climate prediction center shows above normal rainfall for us, and some of the insomnia is those are a suite of forecasts. projections at 500 millibars has lower pressure and maybe some rain forests. that's again about the third or fourth week about the fourth week. i should say 50 60 seventies on most of the attempts could be a slight warm up on friday, then the weekend looks cooler again. you guys save time of 6 41 biden administration wants big changes for gig workers what that could mean for companies like uber and lift, but first, let's check in with gasia mikaelian for look at what's coming up in the seven o'clock hour of mornings on two. good morning, gasia. good morning, ali and dave when i join you in studio, puerto rico, devastated by a recent hurricane still has a long way to go and

its recovery. many people still without the bill. basics coming up at seven. how obey area group is doing everything it can to send relief and what they say is needed most right now. looking to book a vacation. what airline is actually adding flights and we'll tell you where there are now more ways to get to ur de in naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air

kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. switch today! hello, i'm franklin graham. it's hurricane season. we've already seen some incredible devastation. many people find themselves in different kinds of storms in life. and we need an anchor to hang onto in these storms. the anchor that we need is jesus christ. he said, "i'll never leave you, or forsake you, and if we put our faith and trust in him,

we know that he will take us through the storms of this life all the way to heaven one day where we'll spend eternity with him. god sent jesus christ to this earth to save us from our sins. he took our sins to a cross where he shed his blood and died and was buried, and on the third day, god raised him to life. would you like to invite him to come into your life and be the anchor of your soul? you can do that by praying this prayer with me right now. just say, "god, i'm a sinner, i'm sorry, forgive me. i want to turn from my sins. i believe that jesus christ is your son. i want to trust him as my savior, and follow him as my lord. if you prayed that prayer, call that number right now that's on the screen. god bless you. it has lost all external power needed for vital safety systems for the second time in five days . the plant, which is surrounded by russian troops, is now being powered by backup diesel

generators. the u. n nuclear watchdog says the repeated loss of off site power at that plant is a deeply worrying development underlines the need for a nuclear safety and security protection zone around that site. this follows two days of intense russian missile attacks in ukraine. in a meeting yesterday, ukrainian president vladimir zelensky appealed to the leaders of the group of seven industrial powers for better air defense systems. president biden has also discussed with g seven partners what more we can do together to privatize air defense capabilities for ukraine, which has been and will continue to be a u. s priority. g seven leaders released a statement saying they would stand firmly with ukraine for as long as it takes. alright our time is 6 45 and just a couple of weeks, san jose voters will make a very important decision in the november election. who will be the next mayor? now the two candidates are cindy chavez, santa clara county supervisor and city council member matt mayhem there

in a runoff election, and last night they appeared in a virtual forum. cindy chavez said she wants people who feel unheard to have a voice and said he government, matt may hand worries about the direction san jose is heading in on issues. that includes crime and affordable housing. i think we need a smart growth strategy that removes barriers and fees to provide building in areas where we want housing where we have the infrastructure to sustain greater densities without making quality of life. terrible for everyone. i think one of the challenges is that the city hasn't treated the neighborhoods as allies and, um partners, but really almost as enemies may surprising them with projects in their communities, and i would change that right away. the latest polls show. this is a tight race. cindy chavez, among other things, has received campaign donations from labor groups and police unions

and the 49ers mehan has the support of a political action committee formed by the outgoing mayor sam carter. the administration says it wants to increase protections for so called gig workers. the labor department's proposal would require companies to classify gig workers as employees right now they are considered independent contractors, which means they don't qualify for minimum wage and other benefits . uber lyft and doordash stock fell sharply on this news yesterday, but they're up slightly this morning. the final rule from the labor department is expected next year. the national labor relations board has filed a complaint against starbucks, accusing the company of discrimination against union leaders at its castro district store in san francisco. the store on 18th street in san francisco is one of two in the bay area that recently voted to unionize. the complaint says that starbucks unlawfully questioned employees about their union sympathies. and discriminated against employees who supported the union drive. a hearing is scheduled in january.

we've reached out to starbucks for a comment but have not heard back. warner brothers television group has cut more than a quarter of its workforce. that's according to the hollywood reporter. the television group is a small part of the overall company it has about 8000 employees. the division plans to lay off 82 employees across the scripted, unscripted and animation divisions. 43 open positions will also go unfilled . now this is not the first round of layoffs for warner brothers discovery. as it looks to find $3 billion in post merger cost savings time is 6 48 90 now wants more customers have a fair share and fair chance at buying a shoes. nike is cracking down on online orders believed to be made and created by bots, automated ordering software that lets the user get large quantities of these shoes. nike threatens to charge restocking fees for returns or any or suspend accounts. the global sneaker resale market is expected to reach would you

believe? $30 billion by the year . 2030 some people love their sneakers, nike shoes and looking at you, producer aaron wilson. what about you, sal alley? i have to turn them down. hold on . i'm in, like lost in scanner world. i didn't hear what you were talking about. we're talking about sneakers, nike sneakers, and some people really love them. got to buy the newest and latest editions that you care force ones to work just to say that i am into sneakers. i have my jordans around here somewhere, right? alright, so drop the jordans reference to people who are young under, let's say younger than 30 know who michael jordan's come on. that's a silly question. let's go out and take a look at interstate 80 north and south that traffic is moving along relatively well. no major problems westbound 5 80. we've had a bear of a commute on 5 80. it's backed up way back because of some earlier issues. those issues are gone. but if you know someone who comes in from the

tracy triangle they might be in a mood this morning. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza that is backed up to the mcarthur maze. metering lights are on. it's a very typical commute. so, steve, i'm going to put you on the spot who is the most famous athlete ever? and i say, is it michael jordan's that's a tough question. so he's one of them. i would put him in the top five of all time, people say jordan's do you think that someone who's 25 years old knows why they're jordans? my guess is no now, okay. now that we've reached that age, i'd say no, thank you self. alright we do have fog, some of it being reported, and most of it, though the bases have come up, santa rosa says a mile and a quarter of visibility. maybe out towards danville. we've had some reports of fog, or there's a few pockets but most locations here 59 10 miles, so not as bad as it was yesterday. that's for sure. especially south doesn't mean there isn't some fog because there is some fault and there is

a big big fog bank out there that has no signs of giving up early or anything. it's going to stick and stay here for a while . clouds fog cool, cool lows or cold, sunny, breezy, cooler inland. it's been taking awhile , but inland temps have been in the eighties to even nineties, but they are trending down now. it started from many couple of days ago yesterday, while in crete dropped to 79. i don't think there'll be any warmer than that today. fifties on the taps here a couple of sixties but mainly fifties, 57 hayward, fremont, sunnyvale san jose's in there. one observation. the city sfo. everybody says cloudy except conquered buchanan. although looking at some webcams , you can see the fog not far away. 57 in san mateo foster city, los altos, 59. menlo park atherton, stanford. mid fifties here, even on the coast, pacific montara beach and pillar point, so everyone's closed thirties in the mountains, fifties sixties up and down the coast sixties and fifties and sixties in the valley. everyone's cooled off

southern california lit up popping up with activities that will continue today as well. we are looking for that load, stay down there and also not moving very much, so it's a blocking pattern. here and we are looking for this to continue, probably into the weekend with only minor changes. dave see you. thank you . time is now 6 52 well millions of dollars to go towards aid for renters and fighting homelessness in marin county received the money to expand renter's insurance that's coming up in your seven o'clock hour and the holidays are here struggling. some doctors warned covid could be here to what they wa

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for the first time in four days of waking up in their own beds after a fishing trip they will never forget. saturday morning they were fishing in the gulf of mexico when their boat started to sink 25 miles offshore. now they were wearing life jackets. but soon sharks surrounded them. and one of the men said a shark took a bite out of his life jacket. one of the others swam away to try to get help. and while still out there on the water, was able to get cell phone service instead of google map location to another friend

who called the coast guard. once that first guy came out of the water, he had no idea if his other two friends were alive or dead. so when he when he saw his voiced up his second buddy, all they did was hug and embrace and they saw their third buddy come up and then and then they knew all three women survived. yeah all three were in the hospital until yesterday. they haven't said if they will go fishing in the gulf again. time is 6 56 thanksgiving. as you know, it's just a couple of weeks away in the doctors want you to get your covid booster shot. they expect a rise in the number of cases and hospitalizations, much like we've seen around the country in the last two winters as more people stay inside and are gathering in bigger groups. the doctors want us all to get an updated covid-19 booster shot by halloween. help make sure we're protected through the new year. why halloween because it takes a couple of weeks for your immune

system to, you know, kind of generate the benefit from that vaccine, and that means you will be ready by thanksgiving. the experts also say, maintaining an active and healthy lifestyle that can help make sure you have a stronger immune system, which could reduce your risk of health complications. if you were infected with covid. being really sedentary for eating, um , foods that are low foods that are low in nutrients. all comes together to create early pro inflammatory environments within our bodies, and that means that when we get covid that covid-19 infection has been superimposed onto this pre existing state of inflammation that can contribute to a lot of the poor outcomes that we're seeing with covid-19. now the cdc reports more than 330 people die every day from covid about 11.5 million people have received an updated booster shots so far, a new report from the commonwealth fund says they expect they can save as many as

90,000 lives and almost a million hospitalizations if most eligible americans get updated vaccine shots, it is 6 57. state health officials are closely watching a rise in the number of cases of congenital syphilis that occurs when an infected mother passes the infection onto her baby during pregnancy. health officials say there's been a 50% rise in the number of new cases around the country in the past year. and california has the sixth highest rate of cases. the slope. it we at which cases are increasing as really concerning and we had over 200 babies that were either born, you know. you know, stillborn at birth or died in the 1st 30 days of life. and that should never happen. the people who are getting syphilis, often experiencing things like like homelessness, or have a history of incarceration or substance use. many babies who are infected earlier in the pregnancy are stillborn, the

experts say. it's important for babies that do survive there be treated with a drug like penicillin. in san jose more than 100 pays it pages of previously undisclosed emails from the city have now been released by the city in the name of transparency. that's after a lawsuit was filed by the san jose spotlight and the first amendment coalition. most of the emails talked about issues like homelessness, the airport connector and gun control. in one email exchange, mayor sam liccardo said he was frustrated about the lack of accountability over nonprofits getting city money. so criticized to council members for quote acting inappropriately by deciding which nonprofit should get funded. mayor liccardo was in favor of releasing these emails . he asked to sydney to disclose the males after a lawsuit was filed. there is a major police presence outside an apartment complex in milpitas this morning. we'll take you live to

that scene where police found a stabbing victim and also show you where they found a suspected attacker. a terrible discovery in menlo park as a tree trimmer is killed in a work accident. what happened and the response by cal osha. then the latest on what's happening within the warriors. after draymond green punched his teammate during practice, with head coach steve kerr now says about the incident and the discipline green is facing. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it is wednesday , right in the middle of the week. it's october. 12th the sunshine has come in. thank you. i will say not as much fog out there today compared to yesterday. for sure, at least for me foggy for me and steve. look at that and my correct yes, yes, both of you are correct. diplomatic overcast not as much as fog. but there was some. i had some dave had some. so i gotta see we lifted that fog for your thank you. thank you. driver brought you in