and police in stockton announcing they've arrested a suspect in the serial killer investigation with the police say was the key to tracking down this suspect. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. morning i'm pam cook monday morning. october 17th. nice to be back i get to come back to all of you. that's nice. steve paulson . i have what we call tropical depression. after leaving the islands. well you probably have a lot of company that many times from people all right, we'll get to it here after an unbelievably deep fog bank yesterday it has maxed itself out. but there are a lot of high clouds coming in. so look for partly to mostly cloudy day after today, though, it does look like some warmer temps are coming in. but today sixties and seventies on those

temps alrighty. saleh's here will say good morning, sir. happy monday. well good morning , steve. is there such a thing as happy monday? i don't know the alternative. that's true. good morning, everyone. you know what? right now? traffic is moving along very well. let's go out and see what we have not a bad commute around the bay area here is the general map for you can show you the bay bridge looks very nice if you are driving into san francisco, we're off to a good start at 401. let's get back to the headlines. thank you protesters here in the bay area vowed to stand in solidarity with anti government demonstrators in iran as 1/5 week of protests begins over the weekend. there were many protests across the us as the tensions in the iran continue to escalate in tehran, a fire in a prison where many protesters are being held left several inmates dead. ktvu is the letter. harrington has more on the message being sent by the

protesters here in the bay area about the rising tensions thousands of miles away. pleasure him change his people. do you know on chanting and waving flags? the iranian american community of northern california held a protest and candlelight vigil in union square to show solidarity with the people of iran as they enter their fifth week of protests bonded these uprisings sparked after the death of 22 year old masa amini, beaten and killed in police custody after being arrested by the morality police for allegedly violating hijab laws they hold society is like a powder keg, ready to burst and bastard's dead was that igniter that started all the uprising organizers display pictures of some of those who have been killed in recent protests, many of them young people and teenagers. demonstrators also

want to raise awareness about a deadly fire at the notorious evin prison in tehran that broke out saturday. this is where many political prisoners and journalists are held. iran's state media said four people were killed, but protesters say the number is undoubtedly higher . very sad and very emotional time of this fire was very personal for sheila nina v, who now lives in san jose. sheila used to live in iran and was locked up in evan sernoffsky. she said she was arrested for reading a newspaper that was not approved by the government. all my teenagers and you know, that's the best time of my life. i was in prison. and i love my all my friends. sheila said she witnessed prisoners get killed and hung and blames the government for this fire around , state media said the fire happened during a prison riot and security officials blamed prisoners for starting it. but

sheila said they would have been in their cells because it was dark, she said she wants to be a voice for those who lost their lives while fighting for freedom regime usually wants to get rid of the problem they want to. they don't want to solve it, so it's easiest way to kill all the you know, periods honors all the people and they make it by separation. make them quiet. elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. thank you, alyssa. today marks 33 years since the devastating loma pretty earthquake hit the bay area second base, so the oakland a'se remember that the earthquake hit just after five p.m. october 17th 1989, the 6.9 quake hit just as game three of the world series between the giants and the a's was getting underway at candlestick park. 63 people died more than 3400. others were

injured. it was the most powerful quake to hit the bay area since 19 oh, six, the san francisco fire department and the marina earthquake monument committee are set to commemorate the anniversary with a new monument in front of the fire station 35 along the embarcadero. our time now 405 happening today. another court appearance today for elizabeth holmes, the founder of theranos , who was convicted of fraud, but it's trying to get a new trial judge is expected to review evidence about a key witness for the prosecution, who, according to attorneys for homes now regrets his testimony and the sentencing date for homes was pushed back to november. 18th. because today's hearing that reviews testimony at her trial, holmes was convicted of defrauding investors for theranos blood testing company that she founded . she could get up to 20 years in prison. place in stockton say they have arrested the suspected serial killer, thanks to tips from the community reporter

chargeable sanga explains where the suspect was arrested and what police say he was about to do next. spend more than two weeks since stockton police first connected to several deadly shootings to a potential serial killer. but tonight, police are saying they got their guy tonight, a person, police says, connected to seven series of shootings across northern california is behind bars, suspects reign of terror in our community has come to an end. 43 year old wesley brownlee was arrested after police say they were closely watching his patterns as officers make contact with him. he was wearing dark clothing and had mask around his neck. there's also armed with a firearm when he was taken into custody. police say they picked up brownlee in this northeast stockton neighborhood this morning at two, and they believe he was stalking this apartment complex on village green drive and winslow way. we are sure we stopped another killing. we watched this patterns and determined early this morning he was on a mission

to kill. he was out hunting. brownlee is the person who has caused here in the community. police say the potential serial killer is responsible for six shootings in stockton over the past year and a half that killed five people and wounded one and the deadly shooting that killed one person in oakland. and we will use every resource at our disposal to make sure that people of our city are protected . it feels safe like they can breathe again. you know, there's that collective sigh if you will . a. myers is a founder of a facebook group called stockton, serial killer, community news and information which started since the hunt for the potential serial killer began. she and many other people in the community tonight resting a bit easier. i've been a resident my whole life here. this is the single most proud i hav been of my of my city and community today, community on edge feeling a sense of relief tonight after police say they have arrested the person behind the terror. no charges have been

filed against brownlee, but he is expected to make his first quarter appearance. tuesday afternoon. reporting in stockton . i'm george paul sanga time now. 407 protesters in los angeles still camped outside of the home of pinellas city, counterman, demanding he he resigned because of racist comments made an elite recording that it's caused an explosive scandal. the activists, one council members kevin de leon and gil cedillo, to resign. former city council president nury martinez has already resigned because of the scandal that recording from a year. ago revealed racist and homophobic slurs used during conversations about redistricting. all right. it's 408 back over to steve paulson. what's our week starting like ah, some clouds coming in a little bit warmer pattern on the way later this week and then maybe big change next week and that would be in the form of rain. but the low overcast the fog, which has been here for about a week. got

chewed up after yesterday. i mean, i didn't see the sun at my place until 3 45, which for maybe june or something would be yeah, but for october that doesn't happen very often, but a lot of high clouds are spilling in from that system, so we'll go partly sunny to mostly cloudy here today. temperatures a little bit warmer here because there's only some patches of fog . there's not a lot cooler lows because we are under mostly clear skies. temperatures that will be held in check to that cloud cover here, but forties fifties on the tent napa airports already 47. petaluma is in there santa roses in their palo alto's 49 livermore's down to 48. so much cooler lows here as you can see a bunch of forties to the north mill valley, ross in their sand and summa, sanoma sport, even american canyon, middletown down to 43. so take your pick. there's a lot of forties, including point raised at 49, thirty's up in the mountains. trucking in south lake tahoe 48 down in santa maria 28 out neely about that things are changing so that system will fall apart

as it moves over us. and that will give us a lot of high and mid level clouds today, but after that will warm up but then draw your attention towards next week. look at that. maybe around the 22nd 25th 27. somewhere in there does look like the pattern will change to a wetter one until we get there, though, 60 seventies on your attempts today, we'll have that extended outlook coming up shortly. you guys all right. thank you. steve there's a warning for pet owners in the south bay still ahead. what dog owners are told to look out for a while on a walk after more poisonings over the weekend , and the warriors getting ready for tomorrow's game against the lakers, and the started their new season chase center up next jordan's pool talks about his huge new contract and how he wants to move past the physical altercation with draymond green.

for weeks during the summer has started to smolder again. the marsh fire started in late may at a homeless encampment at march creek road and walnut boulevard in pittsburgh. now the fire burned more than 500 acres in caused smoky skies and unhealthy air quality levels. fire officials in the property owner put out the flames in mid july. but according to the chronicle, the fire began burning yesterday. the property owner is monitoring the fire. fire crews will be sent out if needed. air quality is in the acceptable range at this point, and county health officials are monitoring the situation. they say they will alert residents if those conditions change time. now for 13, we're getting more reports of dogs being poisoned in the south bay after we told you about a similar case just last week in san jose, reports from a veterinary clinic that two more dogs act two deadly eight the drug methamphetamine while out on the what now, while

let's say this is not a new trend, they say in recent months , reports a growing about more dogs eating drugs. normally they're just a handful of cases a year. but now doctors are saying one or two cases a month , veterinarians had met vet silicon valley believe dogs are accidentally eating meth in areas where people are using drugs on the streets, particularly near some homeless encampments. it just brings to life the fact that centers a and the entire barria needs to do a better job of keeping track of what's happening on their streets. right dogs are naturally curious. they see something different, something shiny, something that maybe smells different, so they're going to go and they're going to explore and they don't know if it's good or bad. now the vets say, take precautions when you're walking your dog, and if you think there's a problem or if your dog starts just randomly pacing or acting different after a walk, like showing aggression or twitching or re being really excited. take them to an

emergency clinic right away. charles b. johnson the san francisco giants largest shareholder, has made several political donations in support of georgia state senate candidate herschel walker. now that's according to the chronicle, which says johnson donated $100,000 to a super pac that supports walker on september 30th as well as two previous donations. walker a republican, is running against democratic incumbent senator rafael warnock, recently an ex girlfriend, said walker, who has taken a hard stance against abortion paid for her abortion in 2009. walker has denied her claims are time now for 15. the warriors now publicly addressing some serious accusations that were previously made against the team's new forward, anthony land . he's 24 years old. he's accused of sexual assault during his days at the university of vermont warriors general manager bob myers has lamb never faced any criminal charges. admire says a recent nba investigation

didn't find any evidence of wrongdoing directly linked to land. the warriors signed a two way contract with lamb on friday , the defending nba champion golden state warriors begin a new season tomorrow night, the warriors will host the los angeles lakers at san francisco's j center. during opening night of the regular nba season. now two of the warriors younger stars signed a new four year contracts over the weekend . andrew wiggins deal is for $109 million jordan's pools new contract $140 million pool also made his first public comments after since his altercation with draymond green during practice more than a week ago. alright. so the dreamers situation, um you know, he apologized and, um, professional, you know, we're planning on handling ourselves that way. we're here to play basketball. and, um you know, everybody in the locker room and on our team knows that it takes some of the championship. i mean, that's really all i have

to say pushing. tomorrow opening night celebration will also include a traditional ring ceremony for their latest nba championship. yep, stuff goes, it goes right there. the warriors defeated the boston celtics in this year's nba finals in june. time now for 17 warriors lost a tough game yesterday they were outplayed in atlanta by the falcons. several injuries mess, said the warriors , 49ers several injuries and left the 49ers shorthanded on defense. but that wasn't the only a factor leading to the loss of 49ers. had no real running game and some really costly turnovers that gave the falcons 28 to 14 win. here's ktvu is joe fonzi in atlanta, with more on that tough loss by the 49. no one on the 49ers is making excuses, but the falcons new coming into their game that san francisco was down six starters on defense and executed a game plan to take perfect advantage of that. throw in a

touchdown by the defense couple of passes that were dropped. it could have changed the games with momentum and a mobile quarterback just good enough to get it done at the key times, and that is not a formula for a win. i thought the biggest play in that game was in the second quarter that 3rd and 13. we finally got him in a long, third down and i don't know what happened, but got free in the middle and mario there was a lot of scramble for the first down and the native given seven point lead to go on at halftime, mario to was clicking he, you know. what 13 for 14. that's a #### of a stat line. um but they're running the ball 40 rushes. i mean, that's what usually we do, and we couldn't. we couldn't get into that because we got down early. um and then that second half just got away from us in our offense and produce when we had to produce exactly what they were going to do, um, you know, and that was that was the challenge for us on defense was to stop the run and to dictate that, but you know, i gotta give give them props for dictating, you know the entire game in the run game, self inflicted wounds. really. i mean, guys making

mistakes, and it wasn't just, you know, one guy or one position starts with myself, and i think we just kinda one after another kept making mistakes. and when you do that adds up to a to a game like this in all three of their losses this year, it's been mobile quarterbacks that have given the 49ers problems. and next week they might be facing the most mobile quarterback in the entire league. the chiefs pat mahomes, the good news, though, is that the 49ers will be at home where they haven't lost since last season. in atlanta. joe fonzi ktvu fox two. okay they're gonna be home. but that mahomes kid is pretty good. it's hard to win in the nfl hard. yeah just there are so many injured. i mean, it's not a not an easy sport. there's a lot of injuries to win in the nfl. all right. we do have a little bit of a different pattern here after a weekend or week really? of extensive low clouds. just amazing for this time of year. as you know, deep fog bank yesterday maxed itself out. we'll get some streaming clouds coming in high clouds

coming from that system. now we're not looking for anything from except some partly to mostly cloudy skies now the lows because we're under mostly clear skies are a lot cooler here. there's a lot more forties here and lower fifties. partly cloudy a little bit warmer, though on the temps after really cool. when's the last time santa rosa and san francisco both had the same temperature in october. they were both 65 yesterday. 74 in santa rosa. today 60 in the city conquered up to 77 in san jose, from 71 to 74 forties san roses 45. i mean, petaluma napa airport, 47. livermore's 48 palo alto's 49, some east bay temps. alamo danville, dublin castro valley, all in the forties. it's close for elsa bronte at 50 degrees clayton's in there won't creek low fifties even around a 52 hayward, union city. that's a big drop compared to yesterday thirties in the mountains, fifties or sixties in the valley , fifties and forties and sixties. a lot of rain in southern california and also into arizona from that low, which is now moving into new

mexico. but big time rains, especially down in southern california over the weekend and also into arizona. that system will fall apart over us. we'll get a warmer pattern. high pressure kicking. you knew some warmer weather is on the way. and it will looks like on wednesday thursday, then after that, all eyes are on next week on what could be a wetter pattern. but again, it won't be until we get to next week 60 seventies on the temps, that's it. and then more sunshine starts tomorrow. warmer temps? yes briefly could get up ratings dinner 90 inland wednesday thursday and it looks like it comes right back down again by the weekend. all right. thank you. steve global response to the coronavirus pandemic, polio and mental health are all coming under fire at the world health summit coming up what united nations officials are warning if countries don't increase cooperation to combat these health crises, also the special cause that brought hundreds of people together. it's san francisco's crissy field, all of them. dressed in pink.

[female narrator] a tree can be unifying

inviting diverse communities to gather over common roots. a tree can be innovative effortlessly pulling carbon from the air. a tree can be noble actively nurturing life in an uncertain world. the arbor day foundation has been planting trees for 50 years in every season and soil, every climate and corner of the earth. a tree can be transformational helping us turn local action into global impact. that's why now is the time for trees. lots of trees. let's tell the world everything a tree can be. because a tree can be a solution. let's put millions of solutions in the ground, together.

gavin newsom again. urging all of us to conserve water. the governor was touting new legislation over the weekend aimed at encouraging californians to install drought tolerant landscaping. state assembly bill 21 42 enhances the value of rebates for installing drought tolerant landscaping by exempting them from being taxed. the governor says that legislation aligns these rebates with other permanent water efficiency and energy conservation rebates. many water districts are already offering rebate programs for lawn replacement. and now with this bill, or reinstating, fourth straight yeartrol board is already put in place. water restrictions. three different nonprofit groups held block

parties in san francisco's tenderloin district, st anthony's foundation, teamed up with the tenderloin neighborhood development corporation and glide to host phoenix day. yesterday's event included food games, music, a flea market and some giveaways. it was also a chance for people in the tenderloin to connect with organ. in is ations committed to uplifting the community. of course, it's just an opportunity for everybody to get together and to enjoy our beautiful neighborhood and each other, um , and to just just relax and enjoy the outside space together. phoenix day is part of the city's sunday streets program, which takes place in different neighborhoods during the spring. summer and fall months time. not for 25 this month of october is breast cancer awareness month and to mark the month hundreds of people took part in this year's making strides against breast cancer walk in san francisco, and ktvu is a proud sponsor of this event. ktvu is very own heather holmes emcee the event, introducing speakers as well as

performers, and emma goss was also there at the event and has more on what happened out there. the five k walk raises money for breast cancer patients, survivors and caregivers. it's one that people in the bay area look forward to coming to every year with the golden gate bridge in clear view field was transformed into a parade of pink sunday morning as hundreds walked to make strides against breast cancer. we're here to raise money specifically for breast cancer research and programs, but the american cancer society does so much more with our programs and services like our road to recovery that gives patients free rides to treatment are reached to recovery, which is breast cancer specific as well. it's up here to peer support network. the three mile walk with pups in tow , is part of the largest network of breast cancer walks in the nation. jackie's all donna, the annual event in san francisco year after year, along with more than 30 members of her family, and we all wear the same shirt and we bring our dogs and kids and the whole gang. they're part

of team white butterfly, a symbol her aunt, anita says, represents love. anita has beaten breast cancer twice. and beating the odds her doctor gave her for survival. she's been cancer free for almost two decades. the way they support me . they can't with me every year they give me life. they give me strength. give me happiness. they give me hope. it's a beautiful moment that we get to support. our loved one but also support other survivors, and it's a local event and the whole family shows up and it's a beautiful bonding moment. from today's walk, support the american cancer society's investments of over $76 million in breast cancer research francisco ktvu, fox two news thank you. emma cleanup still underway three weeks after hurricane in florida still ahead . we have a look at how businesses are slowly picking up

those pieces to rebuild. that will tell you how inflation is now affecting millennials when it comes to the dating world. reggie bush had something important taken from him, so wendy's is returning it. the pretzel pub. [cheers and clapping] let's go! yeaahh! we haven't told him it's back for a limited time. choose wisely, choose wendy's pretzel pub cheeseburger.

going after another shooting at a house party full of teenagers what we're learning about how things got out of hand. and thanks to help from the community of stockton, investigators tracked down a suspected serial killer after weeks on the run. from ktvu. box two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. cook stirs back. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's monday morning. it's october 17th. it's good to see you. pam had a good time. yes

yes. we both had some time off. did nice parsons right here. he has our monday forecast. indeed we did have a big fog bank yesterday. incredible to see it the last that long and be that deep. i mean it almost. i think it made it out to this. sacramento valley and to not clear until you know afternoon. it's just very rare. i think we've had a week of low clouds and fog that has changed. you knew it. max itself out when it was that deep yesterday. now we get a lot of high in mid level clouds so partly sunday to mostly cloudy today, some monday high class but only patchy fog. so it makes the sun and class a little bit warmer on the temps and some warmer attempts are on the way starting tomorrow, but today it will be sixties. and seventies on those tapes. alright sal is here. i usually try and listen. he said it was alright at four o'clock, right? ah yeah, it's all right. and you know what? it's nice for it to be boring and traffic world here on this first hour. we want nothing to be going on. we wanted to be boring, so that if you're getting on the road early

that you can get a nice commute, and right now you can on the bay bridge looks very good. pardon me with no major problems here. as you're driving into the area you can see looking at the east bay and even the south day we're off to a very good start for 31. let's go back to the headlines. thank you. sal creek. police are investigating a shooting that happened near our house party full of teenagers. ktvu greg legans tells us investigators say one person was shot and injured. hutchinson court in walnut creek, the scene of a teen party saturday night partygoer who wishes to remain anonymous, says it was hosted by a student at northgate high and a resident told us the teen's mother informed neighbors about the get together. she came in and fan student asked if it was ok, and i said no problem gathering quickly grew out of control, according to a partygoer who didn't want to speak on camera. we're told it doubled beyond its intended size up to 80 people after teens began sharing the event on

social media allowed party yeah , it was a loud party with the kids. yeah according to our source, uninvited guests arrived . a conflict of some sort happened then at about 11 20 that night, multiple shots were fired in this area across the street from the party. a neighbor who didn't want to give his last name, says police contacted his home out of concern. they called our house the police did because they thought, i think our window or something had been shot out. but it hadn't been. police say an unidentified person who was shot is being treated for non life threatening injuries at john muir medical center, walnut creek police characterized the shooting as an isolated incident between the involved parties. residents say in this neighborhood, gunshots are essentially unheard of. it's a very safe neighborhood, and, uh , we've never had any issues like that 30 year, resident says . given our times, the shooting is not a surprise. but to prevent a repeat event. she won't be agreeing to any more

teen parties. no, no more parties. no more kids can't have any more parties. gunshots going off now no more walnut creek. police say the suspect is still outstanding. but there's no threat to the community. and two weeks ago in oakland, two teenage brothers who went to berkeley high school were shot and killed in an airbnb house party. in that case, police say the boys were targeted. greg legans. ktvu fox two news, greg. thank you. time for 34. well, bart police in walnut creek arrested a man who they say tried to sexually assault. a woman in the elevator at the walnut creek barked station 34 year old richard mcdowell of pittsburgh is accused of forcing a woman into the elevator after they both got off. a train bound for sfo one october sixth around midnight. police say mcdowell tried to take off the woman's pants, but she fought back and got away. mcdonald was booked on charges of sexual assault and kidnapping. and oakland police want your help to solve a homicide case from labor day

weekend, and andre wilkes junior was found shot to death in a parked car in the 8100 block of olive street. the night of september. 4th a reward is offered for information leading to an arrest. and if you have any information, call oakland police an investigation is now underway after two sonoma county sheriff's deputies shot and wounded in armed suspect it happened saturday night on west napa street in the city of sonoma. sonoma county sheriff's deputies were investigating reports of car windows being smashed. deputies say an armed suspect fired at them and they returned fire and injured the suspect, the suspect, identified only as a man in his forties, is listed in critical condition. the two deputies involved in the shooting. we're not hurt time is 4 35 to chp investigating a weekend crash in the east bay. it involved a rental pickup truck that was towing along trailer that happened yesterday afternoon eastbound highway 24 near fish ranch road, witnesses

told the chp. the driver was weaving in and out of traffic and then lost control of that truck. the truck, along with the trailer flipped over on the freeway. now no one was hurt, but that crash caused big traffic delays in both directions for several hours. suspected serial killer is behind bars this morning after police in stockton made an arrest in the case, reporter dmitry tells us police thank the community for tips that lead to that arrest. yeah there's a sense of relief today for those who live near panella park in stockton. i'm just happy and that's just a little bit safe. now here near village, green drive and winslow way. stockton police say they arrested 43 year old wesley brownlee yesterday for murder, accusing him in a string of deadly shootings that had people waiting and wondering for weeks on edge. and scared during that time, caroline hopkins says she made sure not to be out at night alone when police say the killer would strike catching people by

surprise. in some cases, they were on housed. that was so frightening. there's so many people that sleep in this park either in their cars or intense or just in the park around the corner. brenda o'odham also lives close to where police arrested brownlee with a gun on him as they say he was on the hunt for his next victim. it's just a very scary feeling. you know, to know that we were that he was that close to us. police say community tips helped them identify brownlee as their suspect. they say they got an average of 100 a day since launching a tip line a couple of weeks ago, others took matters into their own hands. a private facebook group popped up where people shared information in hopes of putting an end to the deadly shootings. thankful to god that he was caught. so whoever the tipster walls and the stop them p d. i love them. they did. it hasn't forgotten the victims. one woman her in a shooting and six men killed so

bad for the families that was some loved one. and you know my heart just go out to him. well that was like symmetry reporting the suspect, wesley brownlee is scheduled to make his first court appearance tomorrow. starting today. hearing aids will now be available over the counter at pharmacies across the country for a fraction of the cost. traditional hearing aids can cost about $5000 per year and that does not include other upfront costs, such as a doctor visit. doctors say the new devices could be a great option for those with mild or moderate hearing loss, but i don't need a traditional hearing aid to use all day. when i identified that patient with that type of hearing loss, what happens is they might not be there might not want to wear hearing it all day long. they might not need a hearing aid out all day long, but they need something. now health experts say there's still a lot unknown about the quality

of these new devices. they do, say hearing aids are not a one size fits all time is 4 38. the latest powerball lottery jackpot is getting closer to $500 million before the big drawing tonight. on saturday night, there was no winner again, which means a jackpot winner tonight would get a prize of more than $480 million. the powerball winner would also have the option of taking that. cash option which would be a mirror $242 million. and you know, we're still waiting to hear who bought a mega millions lottery jackpot ticket worth almost $250 million from a 7 11 store in san jose. but there is one person who is already celebrating the big lottery prize. yes i was so happy. excited. i screamed for five minutes. that's the owner of the 7 11 store on kooser road in san jose, who will get $1 million for selling that winning

lottery ticket. she already knows how she's going to spend the money. i have lots of customers from pioneer high school teachers and students. and this way i can give it back to them. i'm going to appreciate them now. a second mega millions jackpot winning ticket was sold in fort myers, florida, the two winners will split the $500 million jackpot. and how wonderful the store owner. the first thing she thinks about is her her customers, the teachers and students who come to her business near that's nice. alright congratulations, steve paulson. uh definitely some rain down in southern california. we're going to get any rain in southern california. also into arizona. i'm gonna going to show that right now. the pattern continues to be what we call blocked. although it looks like there's some hints it may start to break down a little bit. the low, which was in southern california is now right there. okay, but originally it was right there. okay then it went

across southern california, arizona high pressures here. so it has and then a deep deep system is right there. combination of those are not moving, so everything is locked in or blocked. so the next system coming in is going to take a similar track and go south as well that we're getting a lot of high clouds from it really cold here for some, i mean, many apples thirties chicago 38. kansas city 37 cold, cool pattern here. and that next system coming in, will eventually start to work its way southward. we'll get a lot of high and mid level clouds out of it. we're not expecting any rain out of maybe southern california again could get some, but they had really good rain down there, and also in arizona, some heavy downpours for us. we had a just an unbelievable fog bankers, you know, on the weekend aspect. in fact, the last seven days there's been a pretty good fog bank that has been chewed up. so only patchy fog. partly cloudy, partly sunny warmer. santa rosa and san francisco yesterday were both 65 in october. that doesn't have very often everyone warming up 74 68 77 74 tomorrow tuesday

wednesday, thursday will be the warmest days it will start to come right back down 44 those sonoma county airport 48 livermore napa airports in there. also petaluma and palo alto as well on the peninsula. atherton menlo park, palo alto, stanford all upper forties, it's close for foster city in san carlos as well then mid fifties montara beach pillar point also lost out those hills right at 50 foster city, thirties in the mountains, truckee 30 30 degrees south lake tahoe. 30 day, 28 out nearly 51 down in monterey. that's cold morning, there's santa maria 50. so that system comes in gives us some partly cloudy skies and after that goes through, we will start to see some warmer temps. but looking next week, maybe something brewing for next week. sure looks like it to me. 60 seventies on the temps here will get warmer temps into wednesday thursday, then cooler again by the end of the week. several regions in ukraine are hit hard by russian strikes as putin's war enters its eighth month. i'm tree inks in key. i've got the

details coming up research, revealing new information about babies born during the pandemic , why many of them struggled to reach major milestones in their growth? this year celebrate vote early day and make your voice... heard. each year, the amount of people voting early grows. and this fall, over 220 million americans can vote early... in person, by dropping off their ballot, or mailing it in. with so many options, you can vote when it's convenient for you. election day is the last day to cast your ballot. so, the question isn't why vote early? it's why wait? join the celebration and find out how you can vote early at voteearlyday.org life has never felt so expensive. so why is omar snoozing like a baby?

because he made the smart choice to shop with ikea. jamie hasn't stopped dancing since she left the store. with ikea, you're caring for your wallet. and each other! and your guests, and the planet. now you can afford even more, with new benefits for ikea family members, including 5% off all eligible purchases in-store. every visit. every day. ikea

policy. about people from venezuela who want to come here to america in an effort to discourage venezuelans from heading to the border. the u. s is now turning away venezuelans who arrived at the border by land seeking asylum. instead the biden administration has established a program where venezuelans can apply to arrive at a us airport. if they have a financial sponsor in the us with a limit of 24,000. venezuelans are now the second largest nationality, arriving at the u. s border after mexicans ukraine , humanitarian aid is now reaching liberated areas where power and water are scarce.

reporter trade links tells us the aid comes as ukrainians launch attacks across russian borders in an attempt to retake occupied territory. a lot of developments today as ukrainian officials looked to balance the desire to liberate new territory with addressing the challenges that civilians face residents of a zoom line up to receive humanitarian aid while the winter months approach recently liberated area is without power and heating as ukrainians returned to their homes, we tried to prepare firewood. we warned the windows, cozaar says. we cover everything. i want to warm up eastern ukraine is bracing for continued fighting in the coming weeks, but civilians are finding it difficult to get by with ongoing shelling and a lack of resources . where should we leave? we don't have any money. it's our seventh month without a job without anything, one woman says. now it's the second month without power or gas. town of

dansk soldiers that freed this area from russian occupation now try to help their fellow ukrainians, but with limited assistance flowing to these frontline areas, they face an uphill battle. just a few towns away. intense fighting is ongoing to reclaim territory. the front lines now stretch more than 1500 miles overnight and inside attack in russia's belgorod region, left 11 soldiers dead and 15, others injured. russian state media says the shooting occurred on a military base filled with new recruits yesterday, a terrible event took place in our territory on the territory of one of the military units. the governor of belgorod says a terrorist attack has been committed. many soldiers were killed and wounded. today ukrainian troops reportedly fired into russia targeting an airfield in the belgorod region . the event highlighting the capabilities of the ukrainian army in kiev trading. fox news, dre thank you now for 47,

china's president, dj ping will continue his policies towards taiwan as well as semi autonomous hong kong president gigi ping delivered in almost two hour speech at the opening of china's 20th communist party congress in beijing, and he reaffirmed that china china will not rule out using force to bring the self governing island of taiwan under chinese control. president eating paying is expected to secure another five year term as a leader of china. word from the world health summit. countries around the world are not cooperating enough on global health issues. at exactly the moment when the world needed to come together to face this comment. thread as one covid-19 pandemic has been characterized by lack of cooperation and coordinat in addition to covid-19 world health leaders meeting in germany say a lack of international cooperation is causing more lives to be lost

from preventable diseases, including polio, especially in developing nations like afghanistan and pakistan. at the summit, billionaire philanthropist bill gates announced that the bill and melinda gates foundation will donate $1.2 billion to help end polio worldwide horrifying to see children paralyzed by a disease that's totally preventable. polio is a stark illustration of health and equity. summit attendees also say more needs to be done to address mental health issues around the world. many babies born during the pandemic missed key milestones in their development, researchers in ireland looked at data babies born between march and may of 2020. they found those babies struggle to communicate by the time they were one compared to babies born between 2008 and 2011. researchers say the lockdowns that were implemented were likely the reason since most of those children did not meet others their own age during

that time, pam time is now for 49. it's monday a brand new week and steve has your forecast to begin this new day. indeed we did have a huge fog bank over the weekend, as you know, and i mean, you knew it had to max itself out yesterday, and it did when it make that kind of a push. i did not see any sun until about 3 45, which is highly unusual and october. as you know, everything's been up in the pacific northwest as far as warm temps we have been on in between the high to the north and a load of the south. now that there has been some change here, now we'll get the fog banks being chewed up. you knew it would mean it max itself out yesterday, so now we're seeing a mix of some higher clouds coming in. so we'll have mostly sunny in the morning that i think partly cloudy in the afternoon that next low comes in and replaces the other one and eventually end up in southern california. again only patchy fall cool lows. partly cloudy, warmer afternoon temperatures pumping up incredible to see santa rosa and san francisco both the same temp on sunday in

october. that doesn't happen very often. everyone warming up will go. 74 68 conquered from 70 yesterday. that's it to 77 san jose from 71 to 74. 44 sonoma county airport napa airports down to 45 walnut creek's at 49 livermore upper forties palo alto's there san carlos sunnyvale, her clothes, even berkeley and oakland are in the low fifties here. forties in the santa cruz mountains. i'll say boulder creek felt in scotts valley, all in their sin martine's at 49. campbell santa clara in the upper forties. that's cool, cool patterns, so we lose that low cloud deck in the temps. plunge thirties in the mountains fifties on the coast, and unless you're down in southern california, so although they had is now into new mexico , pushing into texas, the next one will probably start to drift . little takes the place. it will start to head down that way, but we'll get some higher clouds out of it. and then after that, the pattern will start to warm up a little bit into wednesday and the thursday i do think here that rain is in our end of the month future here i really looks. there's a lot of

what we call tele connections that favor us getting into a cooler, wetter pattern won't be this week, but i think next week going into early november is in our favor for now, son some sun in the morning, then a lot of clouds high in mid level clouds. so sixties and seventies on the 10th warmer temps could briefly get operators tenure 90 wednesday thursday and it does look cooler again as we go into the weekend. all right. thank you. steve protesters in southern california continue to call for the resignation of council members involved in a leaked audio recording the latest tactic some demonstrators have resorted to make their voices heard. and we have a look at how new three d printer can generate strands of plant based meat, even allowing users to customize how tender they would like their steak. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels...

nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees. that's because this family of leons has chase. actually, it's león. ooh la la! one bank for now. for later. for life. chase. make more of what's yours. cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products,

they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. my most important kitchen tool? my brain. so i choose neuriva plus. unlike some others, neuriva plus is a multitasker supporting 6 key indicators of brain health. to help keep me sharp. neuriva: think bigger.

ation maybe causing employment growth to slow and layoffs to rise with some notable exceptions. ktvu is tom baker takes a look at jobs and the economy. we've created nearly 700,000 manufacturing jobs just in the last 19 months. businesses are investing here in america, but beyond hiking interest rates, part of the federal reserve's plan to fight persistent inflation and called the economy is to weaken labor markets so that normal growth can get back on track. we don't know. no one knows whether this process will lead to a recession or, if so, how significant that recession would be mega employers such as salesforce, oracle google. and meta have either laid off people or announced hiring freezes. as a result, many tech recruiters are being shown the door employees in mortgages, real estate and homebuilding continue to undergo

layoffs. now is this just the normal churn at mega corporations or an indicator that inflation is eroding once bulletproof companies are indications of an economic slowdown. um hiring freezes some layoffs in white collar jobs. oddly direct service jobs such as supporting the elderly and disabled at home or in care centers, as well as small businesses. home repair and retail. go on taken wages have gone up. but even with these wage increases, um employers can't find workers, in fact, with virtually all government pandemic workers, subsidies long gone, there are still more than 10 million job postings nationwide, far higher than pre pandemic days. workers are slowly coming back, but it's still well below. prior to the pandemic, and i can't understand why most people i talked again understand why, and of those

actually working resistance to permanently returning to the office is high, especially in san francisco. we're still well below 35% of occupancy. um. today and on many days below 30% at 8.2% of the u. s. inflation rate is down just a bit, and it's below overall european rates but higher than other major nations such as china, japan, south korea, canada and india. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news thank you, tom. price for a turkey. this thanksgiving holiday will cost you twice as much this year as it did a year ago. the price for a turkey has reached a record $6.70 a pound. one big reason. avian flu. nearly six million turkeys died after being exposed to bird flu earlier this year. in addition to that the cost of raising turkeys is on the rise due to inflation. our costs have gone

through the roof are feed is up. almost $250 a ton. because of the grain market. you may want to shop early as well. since it might be more difficult to get your turkey this year if you wait until the last minute, three d printed stakes could be the newest addition to the dinner table, a company and israel has made a three d printer that can make steaks out of plant based proteins. now the machine prints 3 to 4 slabs in about 20 minutes, workers can customize things like weight and tenderness. the slabs, then get sliced into individual cuts. the company is increasing production as more people switch to plant based protein, many for environmental reasons. we have the factory in israel and the factory in the netherlands, already producing over several times a day and during this year, increasing our capacity to reach a total volume of over 15 tons a day. researchers with the

companies say they are studying all the elements of real need to try to improve their products. the stakes are currently sold in restaurants in europe and israel costs about $20 a pound. a new survey finds not only is going out on a date, getting more expensive, it's actually putting some people into debt or driving them off the dating scene entirely. the leading trees survey found. the lending tree survey found the average night out costs about $91 from people ranging in age 26 to 41 22% of millennials, who responded say they have actually taken on credit card debt. to support going out. a similar number o te going on fewer dates because of higher costs and inflation. behold society is like a powder keg ready to burst solidarity with the people of iran the message that demonstrators across iran and right here in the bay area are sending as a new week of protests begins and police in stockton announcing they arrested a suspect in the

serial killer investigation, but the police say was the key to tracking down the suspect. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook monday morning, october 17 middle of october definitely feels different. it does colder back foggy. thank you back, and i'm hoping some rain is headed our way. but i think next week, although you know portland and seattle had record highs, they're all complaining up there, and i'm like, welcome to our world the last three years, right? you know, it's about time somebody else had this besides us. that's record highs. we've had incredible fog bank now. it was so deep yesterday and kept temperatures really cool that you knew it. it's probably going to get chewed up and it did. now a lot of higher mid level clouds are coming in. so look for partly sunny skies in the morning. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy. so monday high clouds

here's mix of sun and clouds little warmer temps after a really cool sunday. we're temperature in the sixties for many, including santa rosa yesterday. not today, sixties and seventies on those temps. saleh's here now. he made it through the first hour and at five a.m, he tells us that i like the sixties and seventies. steve you mean musically? yes of course. we can talk about that later, because i know dave and fam also have opinions on that. but let's show you the traffic without further ado. you can see things are doing very well now. on monday, usually the next half hour or so is going to be the critical time. when this is going to change to be more crowded, so if you want to get ahead of the crowd right now is the time you can see. traffic is moving well, whether it's not playing a significant role this morning in the morning commute around the bay area. yeah it's a little overcast, but it's not foggy enough to be affecting most drivers. five oh, one. let's get right back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal topping our news and accused

serial killer and stockton will have his first court appearance this week. ktvu is. james torres is here with how police were able to identify a suspect james to you, pamela police and stock . then they announced that arrest over the weekend. city leaders there say this arrest should be considered a wake up call to focus on the overall problem with gun violence in the city. let's talk about that investigation. this is wesley brownlee. police and stockton say they were closely watching his every move, officers say when they arrested brownlee. he was carrying a firearm wearing a mask, possibly preparing for his next murder. brownlee now arrested accused of killing six people in stockton and 1/7 in oakland, many of which were men of color. local community members say this is now the time to focus on gun violence and brown communities have high numbers of gun violence, and we need to continue with the same intention the same effort. in order to reduce that violence. not if it's just a serial killer. but across the board. stockton's police chief told the public the investigation not

over yet he says he still wants anyone with information about browning and information about those murders to continue sending in tips to help build a case. those tips what helped lead to his arrest. the san joaquin district attorney's office now reviewing the case, brownlie will make his first appearance in court tomorrow. live in the newsroom. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news, james . thank you time 503 protesters in los angeles still camped outside the home of an l. a city councilman demanding his resignation because of racist comments made on a leaked recording that has caused an explosive scandal. activists one council members kevin de leon and gil cedillo to resign. former city council president nury martinez has already resigned because of the scandal that recording from a year ago revealed right a cyst and homophobic slurs used during conversations about redistricting. charles b. johnson the san francisco giants largest shareholder, has made several political donations in

support of georgia senate candidate herschel walker. now that's according to the chronicle, which says johnson donated $100,000 to a super pac that supports walker on september 30th as well as two previous donations. now walker, a republican, is running against democratic incumbent senator rafael warnock. recently an ex girlfriend, said walker, who has taken a hard stance against abortion paid for her abortion in 2009. walker has denied her claims. today there will be another court of parents for elizabeth holmes, the founder of theranos, was convicted of fraud and is now trying to get a new trial. a judge is expected to review evidence about a key witness for the prosecution, who, according to attorneys for homes, now regrets his testimony. the sentencing date for homes was pushed back to november 18th because of today's hearing to review testimony at her trial, holmes was convicted of defrauding investors for thoroughness, the blood testing company that she founded, she could get up to 20 years in

prison. all right, pam time is five. oh, four protesters here in the bay area about to stand in solidarity with anti government protests in iran as 1/5 week of protests begins over the weekend, there were many protests around the country as a tensions in iran can tyne you to escalate in tehran a fire in a prison where many protesters are being held, left several inmates dead. ktvu is elissa harrington has more on the message being sent by protesters here in the bay area about those tensions thousands of miles away. change the needle on, you know, on chanting and waving flags. the iranian american community of northern california held a protest and candlelight vigil in union square to show solidarity with the people of iran as they enter their fifth week of protests bonded. these uprisings sparked after the death of 22 year old masa amini, beaten and

killed in police custody after being arrested by the morality police for allegedly violating hijab laws they hold society is like a powder keg, ready to burst and master's dead was that igniter that started all the uprising. organizers displayed pictures of some of those who have been killed in recent protests, many of them young people and teenagers. demonstrators also want to raise awareness about a deadly fire at the notorious evin prison in tehran that broke out saturday. this is where many political prisoners and journalists are held. iran's state media said four people were killed, but protesters say the number is undoubtedly higher. very sad and very emotional time of this fire was very personal for sheila nina v, who now lives in san jose. sheila used to live in iran and was locked up in evan sernoffsky. she said she

was arrested for reading a newspaper that was not approved by the government. all my teenagers and you know that the best time of my life i was in prison. and i love my all my friends. she said. she witnessed prisoners get killed and hung and blames the government for this fire around, state media said the fire happened during a prison riot, and security officials blamed prisoners for starting it, but sheila said they would have been in their cells because it was dark, she said she wants to be a voice for those who lost their lives. while fighting for freedom regime usually wants to get rid of the problem they want to. they don't want to solve it, so it's a the easiest way to kill all the you know, please honors all the people and they make it by its separation. make them quiet. elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. thank you, alyssa. today marks 33 years since the devastating loma prieta

earthquake hit the bay area. second base. so the oakland a's taking hang on. we're having a. a lot of people were watching that broadcast when that earthquake hit just after five p.m. october 17th 1989, the 6.9 quake hit just as game three of the world series between the giants and the a's was getting underway at candlestick park. 63 people died more than 3400. others were injured. it was the most powerful quake to hit the bay area since 19 oh, six. the san francisco fire department and the marina earthquake monument committee are set to commemorate the anniversary with a new monument in front of fire station 35 along the embarcadero , pam. i had not arrived in the bay area, but you remember it like yesterday just to moved here was in the marina. yes, so it was very it was a very scary time and boy, it changed the face of the city as well. steve i know you know we've talked about this before. but the

embarcadero that freeway came down after. i mean they took it down after because of this construction is similar to the cyprus where so many people died . and now it's a you know, beautiful waterfront area was at k icu before channel two bought them and i was on the second floor looking right at the santa cruz mountains, really weather graphics together when it is yes , yes, you remember, here's what everyone. an outside and it was very still remember that, pam? yes, i do. no wind at all. it was very still warm. evening. warm evening. it was all right. we do have a pattern that's called. it's called a blocking pattern and these set up they usually last about three weeks. the last thing you want to see during, say, december, january, february because unless it's a web pattern, it is dry, dry dry . while we're caught in between . you can see the deep system that's moving into the great lakes. i mean, it is unseasonably cool for some of them is that system drops right down there. the lows are now there's one in southern california. what is now went through arizona. now it's over

here. the next one's coming in underneath as well. the highs up here, which has been giving seattle in portland's record heat, smoke from fires sound familiar? so we've had the last couple of october as well. they have it now. we don't we had a just unbelievable fog bank that has been chewed up. low cloud deck max itself out yesterday. now there's only patchy fog, so we'll get a few high clouds this next low forms off the coast and probably drift south again to take the place of the one they just had in southern california, which gave them really good rain and arizona lottery only patchy fog cooler lows. partly cloudy. partly sunny. partly cloudy. santa rosa, san francisco or both 65 yesterday that does not happen very often in october. 74 today. 68 77 for concord, up seven from yesterday in san jose from 71 yesterday to 74 today, lots of forties here, palomas in their santa rosa's in their napa airport, walnut creek, livermore , palo alto, and it's close for many other specially north sonoma is down to 44, richmond,

american canyon or in their middletown's down to 41. upper lakes at 44 windsor's 45 sebastopol, rohnert park in there, even sentence elmo and point raises at 49. that's cool thirties in the mountains, even 30 out of easily. they did drop to 28 44, flagstaff, fifties and sixties up and down the coast. but even los angeles is a cool 59. so there's the low that's into new mexico. now the system coming in now is going to drop south. it's called a kicker. it bumps it along, so it doesn't it can't hold. some energy goes north. the other half goes south , the highest too strong, so it takes the path of least resistance after this week, something to watch for next week. there are many signs that we're going into a weather pattern here towards the end of the month into early november, so 60 seventies on the temps today, warmer temps will kick in big time starting a little bit. tuesday wednesday thursday, one of those two days will be the warmest and it looks like it comes right back down again by the weekend. all right. thank you. steve there's a warning for pet owners in the south bay in

particular. still ahead with dog owners are told to look out for a while on a walk after more poisonings over the weekend warriors getting ready for tomorrow's game against the lakers and the beginning of their new season to chase center up next jordan's pool talks about his huge new contract. and how he wants to move past the physical altercation with draymond green.

have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm.

cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. summertime. has started smoldering again. it's the marsh fire. it started in late may in pittsburgh at a homeless encampment at marsh creek road and walnut boulevard, more than 500 acres burn it cause really smoky skies and bad air quality . fire officials say. the property owners put out the

flames in mid july. but according to the chronicle, the fire started burning again yesterday. the property owner is closely watching the fire. firefighters will be sent out if they're needed. the air quality right now is in the acceptable range, and county health officials are closely watching all of this and say they'll alert residents in the conditions change. we're getting more reports of dogs being poisoned in the south bay, a veterinary clinic in san jose reports two more dogs accidentally ate methamphetamines while out on a walk. that's a in recent months, reports are growing about more dogs eating drugs. now, they say , normally they're just a handful of cases per year. but now doctors are seeing one or two cases a month. valley believe dogs are accidentally ingesting meth in areas where people are using drugs on the streets. particularly near some homeless camps. it just brings to life the fact that centers a

and the entire barria needs to do a better job of keeping track of what's happening on their streets. right dogs are naturally curious. they see something different. something shiny something that may be smells different, so they're going to go and they're going to explore and they don't know if it's good or bad. that say to take precautions when walking your dog, and if you think there's a problem or if your dog starts pacing or acting strangely, after a walk, take them to an emergency clinic right away our time. not 5 16. the warriors now publicly talking about some serious accusations that were made against the team's new forward, 24 year old anthony lamb. the lamb was accused of sexual assault during his days at the university of vermont warriors general manager bob myers has lamb never faced any crime. minal charges in, meyers says of recent nba investigation didn't find any evidence of wrongdoing directly linked to lamb. the warriors signed a two way contract with lamb on friday. the defending nba champion.

golden state warriors begin a new season tomorrow night, the warriors will host the los angeles lakers in san francisco chase center during opening night of the regular nba season . two of the warriors younger stars signed new four year contracts over the weekend. andrew wiggins deal is $109 million jordan's pools new contract $140 million and pool also made his first public comments since his altercation with draymond green during a practice more than a week ago. so the dream a situation. um you know, he apologized and, um, professional, you know, we planned on handling ourselves that way. we're here to play basketball. and, um you know, everybody in the locker room and on our team knows that it takes some of the championship. i mean, that's really all i have to say pushing. they do know what it takes. tomorrow's opening night celebration will include a traditional ring ceremony for their latest nba championship. the warriors defeated the boston celtics if you don't remember, and this

year's nba finals in june, i do remember thomas 5 17 49 has lost a tough game to the atlanta falcons yesterday. several injuries left the 49ers. shorthanded on defense. but that wasn't the only reason they lost . the 49ers didn't really have a running game going and some very costly turnovers gave the falcons are 28 to 14 wins. here's ktvu joe fonzi in atlanta with more on that loss. no one on the 49ers is making excuses. but the falcons new coming into their game that san francisco was down six starters on defense and executed a game plan to take perfect advantage of that. throw in a touchdown by the defense couple of passes that were dropped that could have changed the games with momentum and a mobile quarterback just good enough to get it done at the key times, and that is not a formula for a win. i thought the biggest play in that game was in the second quarter that 3rd and 13. we finally got him in a long, third down and i don't know what happened, but got free in the

middle and mario there was a lot of scramble for the first down and the native given seven point lead to go in and have time mario to was clicking. he you know what 13 for 14? that's a #### of a stat line. um but they were running the ball 40 rushes. i mean, that's what usually we do, and we couldn't. we couldn't get into that because we got down early. um and then that second half just got away from us in our offense and produce when we had to produce. we knew exactly what they were going to do, um, you know, and that was that was the challenge for us on defense was to stop the run. and to dictate that, but you know, i gotta give give them props for dictating, you know the entire game in the run game, self inflicted wounds. really i mean, guys make mistakes, and it wasn't just, you know, one guy or one position starts myself, and i think we just kinda one after another kept making mistakes, and when you do that, it adds up to a to a game like this. in all three of their losses this year, it's been mobile quarterbacks that have given the 49ers problems. next week, they might be facing the most mobile quarterback in the entire league. the chiefs pat mahomes, the good news, though,

is that the 49ers will be at home where they haven't lost since last season. in atlanta. joe fonzi ktvu fox two. alright football season, steve. maybe we'll get some rain here. i think end of the month early november. lot of positive signs are leaning in that direction. okay good. i try to stay positive. i am always positive, but i there's a lot that was in our favor, but not not this week it would be next week. and then going into the end of october into probably early november is the way it looks right now. a lot of high clouds coming in on most of these are offshore. part of this system is lifting northward. it's going to form a low and then replace the one that was in southern california and had this way, but we'll get some higher clouds out of it. and now because of that huge fog bank yesterday, it's reached its peak yesterday. so it is really been chewed up so mostly clear in the morning, then some higher

clouds kind of drifting in so it mix of sun and clouds today, but because of the fog bank that it's gone only patchy fog. we have significantly cooler laws. partly cloudy warmer this afternoon. maybe you know, maybe mostly cloudy by this evening, but santa rosa, san francisco both 65 on sunday. concord was only 70 san jose 71 today 74 68 77 74 tomorrow looks even warmer , especially wednesday thursday . after that, we'll start to cool it down again. 43 sonoma county airport looms in the forties napa airport, walnut creek, livermore. fremont is now 49 palo alto's 48. a lot of low fifties here. 46 alamo, danville , dublin in their castro valley as well. it's close for elsa bronte and even low fifties around hayward in union city. even brent was down to 53. so that's a pretty cool pattern here. the nights are getting longer days are shorter as you know, thirties in the mountains, fifties, up and down the coast, even down to l a. and san diego 62 really good rain from southern california all the way over into arizona. over the

weekend. so the law that gave them the rain is now into new mexico that next level will take its place. part will go north part will go south, and the pattern does look like it's going to change your record heat up in the pacific northwest. that's about to end here. maybe not this week, but next week now again, this might be a little fast here on some of this, but it does look like the pattern is going to start to cool down here. as we get into what looks to be maybe a weather pattern end of the month. early november sun clouds little warmer here 60 seventies on the temps. tomorrow we start to warm up more so it looks like a peak it out wednesday or thursday. brief temps operators to near 90. but then it comes right back down again on the weekend. the time it's 5 22 the global response to the coronavirus pandemic. polio and mental health. they're all being attacked at the world health summit coming up with officials at the united nations warning if countries don't cooperate better to handle health crisis and the special cause that brought hundreds of people together. it's san francisco's crissy field, all of them dressed in pink.

there's nothing like volunteering at the fire department. there's nothing like hitting the waves. but with my moderate-to-severe eczema

it hasn't always been easy,... ...since my skin was so irritated and itchy... ...and even worse with all my gear on. now, i'm staying ahead of my eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the insie to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so adults can have long-lasting clearer skin and fast itch relief. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. healing from within is a powerful thing. ask your eczema specialist how dupixent can help heal your skin from within.

apart. in this year's making strides against breast cancer walk in san francisco, ktvu is a proud sponsor of that event and our own heather holmes and seeded reporter emma gas was also there and has more on what happened. the five k walk raises money for breast cancer patients , survivors and caregivers. it's one that people in the bay area look forward to coming to every year with the golden gate bridge in clearview crissy field, was transformed into a parade of pink sunday morning as hundreds walked to make strides against breast cancer. we're here to raise money specifically for breast cancer research and programs, but the american cancer society does so much more with our programs and services like our road to recovery that gives patients free rides to treatment are reached to recovery, which is breast cancer

specific as well. it's up here to peer support network, the three mile walk with pups in tow , is part of the largest network of breast cancer walks in the nation, jackie the annual event in san francisco, year after year, along with more than 30, members of her family, and we all wear the same shirt and we bring our dogs and kids and the whole gang. they're part of team white butterfly symbol, her aunt anita says represents love. anita has beaten breast cancer twice and beating the odds her doctor gave her for survival. she's been cancer free for almost two decades. the way they support me, they can't with me. every year they give me life. they give me strength. give me happiness. they give me hope. it's a beautiful moment that we get to support. our loved one but also support other survivors , and it's a local event and the whole family shows up and it's a

beautiful bonding moment from today's walk, support the american cancer society's investments of over $76 million in breast cancer research reporting in san francisco ktvu. fox two news alright every thank you time. 5 27 hurricane damage cleanup continues in florida three weeks after hurricane ian hit still ahead, we'll show you more on how businesses there are slowly rebuilding. plus we'll tell you how inflation is now affecting millennials when it comes to the dating world.

pre-rinsing your dishes? you could be using the wrong detergent. and wasting up to 20 gallons of water. skip the rinse with finish quantum. its activelift technology provides an unbeatable clean on 24 hour dried-on stains. skip the rinse with finish to save our water.

reaction from neighbors after another shooting at a house party full of teenagers what we're learning about how things got out of hand and it has been 33 years since the loma prieta earthquake devastated homes and roads across the bay area. from

ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun to pam cook . good morning. i'm dave clark. monday morning. october 17th. pam cook is back. good to have you back. thank you. nice to see you. paulson is back as well. they didn't have you, beth. dave. thank you. my goodness, pam, how can we beat that introduction? we can't thank you guys. greeting is always the best. good. thank you, dave. that's very kind. all right. we do have a little change in our pattern. how so? well the fog's not there as much anymore. only patchy fog. i was a hard one to believe yesterday, but a lot of high mid level clouds will sneak in here, but a little bit warmer pattern here today. so monday high clouds mix of sun and clouds cool this morning, no doubt about it. and a little bit warmer temps as well after an unseasonably cool day yesterday, today, it's sixties and a lot of seventies even warmer temps kick in tomorrow. alright salles here the great sal castaneda to make it unanimous. thank you, steve and everyone. you know what? we

have to go right to the signal grade because we have a new crash reported blocking two lanes. southbound 6 80 right before sonoma boulevard and the backup is quickly growing. it doesn't take much for something like this to make traffic backed up into pleasant tonight. for on 84. there was an earlier car fire. they're so suddenly we have a little bit of a trouble spot in this region, trying to get down the signal grader get out of livermore and head down south on 6 80. otherwise we're still okay at the bay bridge and no problems on any of the bay area bridges as you cross right now, 5 31, let's go back to the headlines. thank you 33 years ago today, the bay area was hit by the powerful loma prieta earthquake. it was a magnitude. 6.9 quake killed six the three people and caused major damage to bay area freeways in san francisco neighborhoods. ktvu sally rasmus is in san francisco to tell us how emergency officials will mark this memorable day. good morning, ali. good morning, dave. yeah,

at 507 in the afternoon. back in 1989. that's when the loma prieta earthquake struck and many people watching the world series game between the giants and the a's at candlestick parker. maybe watching it on tv at the time recall this moment, second based solely oakland a's taken taking what we're having. it was the most powerful quake to hit the bay area since the 19 oh six san francisco earthquake in the llama, greater earthquake 6.9 63 people died more than 3400. others were injured, and it caused about $6 billion in damage, and that's 1989 billions at the san francisco fire department and the marina earthquake monument committee are going to be dedicating a monument in front of fire station 35 on the embarcadero to remember that standing and somber day and this week, the governor's office of emergency services begins its great california shakeout tour on

wednesday. many offices, government agencies in schools will take part. in the great california shakeout so that people can practice how to drop cover and hold on because that's what you're supposed to do in the event of an earthquake anytime a major quake strikes live in san francisco, ali rasmus ktvu box two news thank you, ali. walnut creek police are investigating a shooting that happened near a house party full of teenagers, ktvu greg legans tells us investigators say one person was shot and injured. hutchinson court in walnut creek, the scene of a teen party saturday night partygoer who wishes to remain anonymous, says it was hosted by a student at northgate high and a resident told us the teen's mother informed neighbors about the get together came in and fan student asked if it was ok, and i said no problem gathering quickly grew out of control, according to a partygoer who didn't want to speak on camera. we're told it doubled beyond its intended size up to 80 people

after teens began sharing the event on social media allowed party yeah, it was allowed party with the kids. yeah according to our source, uninvited guests arrived. a conflict of some sort happened then at about 11 20 that night, multiple shots were fired in this area across the street from the party. a neighbor who didn't want to give his last name, says police contacted his home out of concern that they called our house. the police did because they thought, i think our window or something had been shot out. but it hadn't been. police say an unidentified person who was shot is being treated for non life threatening injuries at john muir medical center, walnut creek police characterized the shooting as an isolated incident between the involved parties. residents say in this neighborhood, gunshots are essentially unheard of very safe neighborhood, and we've never had any issues like that 30 year , resident says. given our times , the shooting is not a surprise . but to prevent a repeat event . she won't be agreeing to any

more teen parties. no, no more parties. no more kids can't have any more parties. gunshots going off now no more walnut creek. police say the suspect is still outstanding. but there's no threat to the community. and two weeks ago in oakland, two teenage brothers who went to berkeley high school were shot and killed in an airbnb house party. in that case, police say the boys were targeted. greg legans. ktvu fox two news, greg thank you time now. 5 35 police in walnut creek arrested a man who they say tried to sexually assault a woman in the elevator at the walnut creek bart station 34 year old richard mcdowell of pittsburgh is accused of forcing a woman into the elevator after they both got off a train bound for sfo on october 6th around midnight. police say mcdonald tried to take off the woman's pants, but she fought back and got away. mcdowell was booked on charges of sexual assault and kidnapping. and oakland police

want your help. they want to solve a homicide case from labor day weekend, andre wilkes junior was found shot to death in a parked car on olive street. september 4th ward is now offered for information leading to an arrest. here is his photo if you have any information, call oakland police investigation is now underway after two sonoma county sheriff's deputies shot and wounded and armed suspect it happened saturday night on west napa street in the city of sonoma. sonoma county sheriff's deputies were investigating reports of car windows being smashed, deputies say an armed suspect fired at them and they returned fire and injured the suspect, the suspect, identified only as a man in his forties, is listed in critical condition. the two deputies involved in the shooting. we're not hurt, pam time is 5 36. the latest powerball lottery jackpot is now closer to $500 million. before tonight's big drawing the saturday night there was no winner once again, which means

that jackpot winner tonight would get a prize of more than $480 million. the powerball winner, but also had that option of taking the cash option which would be about $242 million, and we're still waiting to find out who bought a mega millions lottery ticket worth almost $250 million from a 7 11 store in san jose, but already one person is already celebrating that big lottery prize. i was so happy, excited. i screamed for five minutes. that's my new friend. yeah, that's the owner of the 7 11 store on kooser road in san jose, who will get $1 million for selling the winning ticket. she already knows how she'll spend it. i have lots of customers from pioneer high school teachers and students. and this way i can give it back

to them. i appreciate them. that's an incredible woman is second mega millions lottery jackpot ticket was sold in fort myers, florida, the two winners will share jackpot already thing of giving back wonderful, alright, unfortunately, we have to go right out to sell. there's now a fire 8 80 south. yeah and the good news is i was watching. let me put this picture up here and i'll show you what's going on. so i was watching smoke kind of billowing across. you can i don't know if you can still see it, but it was kind of covering our picture. there's a car fire just off camera here on the on ramp to 8 80. this car fire was fully involved. they had to close that ramp. and for a while, there was smoke coming by. but now it looks like oakland fire may have just taken care of it. i'm also looking at the freeway nearby really hasn't made a big difference, so that's good, and hopefully they got it out of the way quickly enough. i also want to bring in this

situation on the signal grade. southbound 6 80 as you approach to know boulevard that's becoming a big issue. look how bad the traffic is backed up out of pleasant in if you're an early morning driver getting out and you know right now usually there's no slow traffic here, people you know, like the early commute this morning. that is not the case you're watching at home saying, oh, gotta go. gotta go early. maybe you go. 5 86 88 80 or do something else. but look where i put the arrow. that is not good for this and old grade. we're going to be behind there. and even when they clear the crash, it's going to cause an issue. so i would say get on the road early, if that's your commute. 5 39. let's bring steve back in, you know, getting on the road early. you know, you get that call sal. there's something going on on your way to work. beware it's like, oh, man. it's hard to leave early. it is you have a set routine, and it's hard to leave early. all right. thank you, sal. we'll keep updated on that. we had an unseasonably cool sunday. as you

know temperatures yesterday i actually had to do a double take here. san jose was the warmest that i could find on the on what's called the you know the regional temperatures. page from the national weather service. 71 concord was only 70. livermore couldn't even hit 70 canfield was 68 oakland, 68. vallejo was 67, santa rosa and san francisco . we're both 65 cool degrees amazing to see the fog has been wiped out. you'd figure it would be. i mean that that was just a huge fog bank yesterday. so it makes itself out little system coming. it's kind of chewing it up a little bit. we'll get some high clouds out of that low cloud deck is really only patchy right now. so really cool on the lows here 60 seventies on attempts today we'll get a little bump up on those temps only patchy fog, but no doubt about it cooler lows under mostly clear skies will go. partly cloudy, though a little bit warmer on the temps, though. there's santa rosa and san francisco 65. yesterday we go. 74 68 conquered. 72 77 san jose of three from 71 to 74 43 sonoma

county airport. lower leg napa airport, petaluma is in their wallet, creeks and their livermore's in their palo alto, fremont, all in the forties. woodside's at 46 atherton, menlo park, stanford in palo alto. all in there now foster city. has also dropped to 49 degrees thirty's in the mountains truck in south lake tahoe fifties on most of the coast except san diego. next lower, replace the one that was in southern california that is kicking it out of the picture. that'll drop south. we'll get some high clouds out of it next week. keep an eye on next week. things look like they're brewing, and one should win way, shape or form here. i think the end of october early november looked promising for rain for us. 60 seventies on the temps warmer temps. i'll say they'll kick in tomorrow peek out either wednesday or thursday , then start to ease up and cool off by the weekend. thank you, steve. two of the nation's top officials are coming to the bay area today and tomorrow up next, we're going to tell you what the vice president and the secretary of state are doing

thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by $50 or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50. overdraft assist from chase. make more of what's yours.

okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure did. ♪ according to the web, their program's number one, ♪ ♪ earning alaska miles is quicker and more fun! ♪ cute! ooh, that was wonderful, sweetie! oh, oh, oh, i have a song about their cheese plates. ♪ cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! ♪ uh- it's time for lunch. aw... ♪ ♪

is wayland who want to come here to america in an effort to discourage venezuelans from heading to the border. the u. s is now turning away venezuelans who arrived by land at the border seeking asylum. instead the biden administration has created a program where venezuelans can apply to arrive at a us airport. if they have a financial sponsor here in the us , and there's a limit of about 24,000. venezuelans are now the second largest ethnic group arriving at the u. s border after mexicans in ukraine. humanitarian aid is now reaching liberated areas where power and water are scarce. reporter tray yanks tells us the aid comes as

ukrainians launched attacks across russian borders in an attempt to retake occupied territory. a lot of developments today as ukrainian officials look to balance the desire to liberate new territory with addressing the challenges that civilians face residents of a zoom line up to receive humanitarian aid while the winter months approach recently liberated area is without power and heating as ukrainians returned to their homes, we tried to prepare firewood warned the windows, cozaar says, we cover everything. i want to warm up eastern ukraine is bracing for continued fighting in the coming weeks, but civilians are finding it difficult to get by with ongoing shelling and a lack of resources. where where should we leave? we don't have any money. it's our seventh month without a job without anything, one woman says. now it's the second month without power or gas near the town of dansk

soldiers that freed this area from russian occupation. now try to help their fellow ukrainians but with limited assistance flowing to these frontline areas, they face an uphill battle. just a few towns away. intense fighting is ongoing to reclaim territory. the front lines now stretch more than 1500 miles overnight inside attack in russia's belgorod region, left 11 soldiers dead and 15. others injured. russian state media says the shooting occurred on a military base filled with new recruits yesterday, a terrible event took place in our territory on the territory of one of the military units. the governor of belgorod says a terrorist attack has been committed. many soldiers were killed and wounded. today ukrainian troops reportedly fired into russia targeting an airfield in the belgorod region . the event highlighting the capabilities of the ukrainian army in kiev trading, fox news thank you trey, business and government leaders at the world health summit, say countries

around the world are not cooperating enough on global health issues at exactly the moment when the world needed to come together to face this common thread as one covid-19 pandemic has been characterized by lack of cooperation and coordination. in addition to covid-19 world health leaders are meeting in germany and they say a lack of international cooperation is causing more lives to be lost from preventable diseases, including polio, especially in developing nations like afghanistan and pakistan. at the summit, billionaire philanthropist bill gates announced that the bill and melinda gates foundation will donate $1.2 billion to help end polio worldwide. it's horrifying to see children paralyzed by disease that's totally preventable. polio is a stark illustration of health and equity. summit attendees also say more needs to be done to

address mental health issues around the world. all right, pam time is 5 47 salads back, he'll help us get to where we need to go. there are things happening in the sonoma grade. what's going on? that's an old grade is a trouble spot right now. dave and pam 6 80 south. we had that i've been talking about it, id watched the backup grow and grow and grow pretty soon. it's going to be at the 6 80 interchange. people are already on vallas ito's road as an alternate. there was a car fire. there are fires out, but the long and the short of it is if this is your commute, you need to get on the road early. you can always do an alternate route, and that will take you longer. going around and doing this essentially that that's kind of a long way around. but you know, i but if it were me, i might do that just so i could keep driving and not be in stop and go traffic. that's super frustrating, as you know, especially since it's still taken away the two left lanes and it's going to be that

way for a while, and some people have flexibility that can kind of move the meetings around the rest of the east bay community is a little bit more tame as we not even to six o'clock yet again to the baby. braised. there's a little bit of a backup here. but again all normal. we have to remember that if you're driving on this and all grade get on the road early. 5 49. what about today's weather stevt big fog make we had over the weekend and practice for about a week is been chewed up, so we were under mostly clear skies little bit of patchy fog, but mainly some higher clouds. now there's a bigger band offshore. we'll have mostly sunny skies in the morning, then some partly cloudy later as that system begins to take shape and dies more towards southern california . you can see there's a band of high clouds already moving over us. so we'll see some sun and some higher clouds as well little bit warmer after an unseasonably cool day yesterday with a lot of sixties on the attempt that was just hard to believe fog make that big in october, but that's what we had. most of that is gone now, so

we're seeing a lot of forties santa rosa sonoma county airport down to 43 creek livermore at 49 . sunnyvale is now 49 palo alto's at 48 napa airport, 45. forties in the santa cruz mountains. aptos is also at 49 san martin's in there, and campbell and santa clara have joined the party and it's closed for everyone else and the low fifties as well. so there's some really cool readings here for us thirties in the mountains, fifties, up and down the coast, 52 santa marie and monterey cool morning there, that system will dive down to replacing the low that was off of southern california. that has now moved off that gave a lot of rain to arizona, southern california. this one will eventually work its way. also down there, leaving us in between, and we'll start to see some warmer attempts beginning tomorrow into wednesday, thursday next week, though end of october early november. there are a lot of positive signs for a changing pattern, and that would be in the form of rain, so we'll see and mountain snow. we'll see if it materializes, but there's a lot of signs leaning that direction. not this week, maybe

next week, but 60 seventies today warmer temps will take us briefly into the upper eighties to near 90 for a few wednesday thursday that it looks like right like that. it comes right back down again. it'll be nice but cooler over the weekend. alright save time. 5 50 a area election officials say they're being threatened over misinformation. the reason they're reassuring the public elections will be safe. and would you eat a steak from a three d printer? yes we're going to show you the process that is growing in popularity, even allowing customers to choose how tender they want their plant based steak. i'm garth brooks. and i'm trisha yearwood. a safe, decent, affordable place to call home is a canvas full of hope and joy, opportunity. visit habitat.org to help more families make masterpieces of their very own.

what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. visit habitat.org to help more families make 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! life has never felt so expensive. so why is omar snoozing like a baby? because he made the smart choice to shop with ikea. jamie hasn't stopped dancing since she left the store. with ikea, you're caring for your wallet. and each other! and your guests, and the planet. now you can afford even more, with new benefits for ikea family members, including 5% off

all eligible purchases in-store. every visit. every day. ikea

claims rose last week, slightly higher than analysts expected, and it appears inflation may be causing employment growth to slow and layoffs to rise, with some notable exceptions, ktvu tom vacar takes a look at the job cross currents running through the economy created nearly 700,000 manufacturing jobs just in the last 19 months. businesses are investing here in america, but beyond hiking interest rates, part of the federal reserve's plan to fight persistent inflation and called the economy is to weaken labor markets so that normal growth can get back on track. we don't

know. no one knows whether this process will lead to a recession or, if so, how significant that recession would be mega employers such as salesforce, oracle google. and meta have either laid off people or announced hiring freezes. as a result, many tech recruiters are being shown the door employees in mortgages, real estate and homebuilding continue to undergo layoffs. now is this just the normal churn at mega corporations or an indicator that inflation is eroding once bulletproof companies are indications of an economic slowdown. um, hiring freezes some layoffs in white collar jobs. oddly direct service jobs such as supporting the elderly and disabled at home or in care centers, as well as small businesses, home repair and retail. go on taken wages have gone up. but even with these wage increases, um employers can't find workers, in fact,

with virtually all government pandemic workers, subsidies long gone, there are still more than 10 million job postings nationwide, far higher than pre pandemic days. workers are slowly coming back, but it's still well below. prior to the pandemic, and i can't understand why most people i talked again understand why, and of those actually working resistance to permanently returning to the office is high, especially in san francisco. we're still well below 35% of occupancy. um. today and on many days below 30% at 8.2% of the u. s inflation rate is down just a bit, and it's below overall european rates but higher than other major nations such as china, japan, south korea, canada and india. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news right on time is 5 56

expect thanksgiving turkeys to cost twice as much this year compared to last year. the turkey price has reached a record 6 70 a pound and a big reason for that. avian flu. almost six million turkeys died early this year after being exposed to bird flu. and along with that the cost of raising turkeys is rising because of inflation. our costs have gone through the roof are feed is up. almost $250 a ton. because of the grain market. so you may want to buy your turkey early because it might be even harder to find one if you wait until the last minute. three d printed stakes could be the newest addition to the dinner table. accompanying israel has made a three d printer that can make steaks out of plant based proteins. the machine prints 3 to 4 slabs in about 20 minutes, and workers can customize things like weight and tenderness. those slabs, then get sliced into individual cuts. company

says they are already ramping up. production is more people switch to plant based protein. many for environmental reasons. we have the factory in israel and the factory in the netherlands, already producing over several times a day and during this year, increasing our capacity to reach a total volume of over 15 tons a day. researchers with the companies say they are studying all the elements of real meat to try to improve their products. the stakes are currently sold in restaurants in europe and israel for about $20 a pound. and there's a new survey finds not only is going out on a date, getting more expensive, it's actually putting some people in debt or driving them off the dating scene entirely. the survey by lendingtree found the average night out costs about $91. 22% of millennials, who responded say they've actually taken on credit card debt to support going out. a similar number of respondents said that they're going on fewer dates because of higher costs and inflation. we are sure we stopped another killing. what's

this patterns and determined early this morning? he was on a mission to kill. he was out hunting. police in stockton believe they've arrested a possible serial killer in connection with deaths in stock tonight and oakland relief community members of feeling this morning plus. changing dean on protests here in the bay area and around the world in solidarity with people in iran with a area residents with connections to iran are saying about the fight. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning to you, and we thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook monday morning. october 17th. we're talking about the 33rd anniversary of the loma prieta earthquake boy, i was just thinking to myself for people. for younger than a certain age. i had to go in

search of my boss who had a car phone so i could call my parents because we didn't we didn't cellphones walking around. a lot of the services were down. remember that we did not have cell phones, then? no, we did not. yeah ah, that's hard to believe. it's been that long ago. i remember it. well, a lot of high clouds coming in the fog bank that we had that big big fog bank over the weekend is now reduced to just patchy fog so mostly clear in the morning, mostly sunny, some higher class drifting across much cooler lows, though there are a lot of forties here this morning, so getting ready to take the dog. i have a little chill out. there it is. mix of sun and high clouds. it will be warmer, though, though with temperatures now sixties to low in mid seventies. alright, at six o'clock in the morning. it's all any better mess? mess steve on that grade, and you know that when you have a crash there, it's very hard to get around it because you know you have to make the commitment. head down. it's now a sigalert sat down 6

80 at sonoma boulevard and that some people are using vallas ito's road that was slowed because of some earlier issues there and put it now it's backed up all the way up to the dublin interchange, and this is going to start affecting traffic on westbound 5 80 because people come here and they want to make the transition to 6 80. pretty soon there's going to be no place for the traffic to go. so even if you drive on 5 80 at doesn't affect me. i'm going to castro valley. it will affect you get on the road early. if you can. just a few minutes, we'll have another traffic update and cover the rest of that east bay commute 601. let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal topping our news this morning. people who live in stockton's say they now feel more safe. that's because a man suspected of committing a series of deadly shootings is now in jail. ktvu james torres now here with more on the arrest and to explain what happens next morning tea will this right here is 43 year old wesley brownlee. police said. they watched his every move. and when officers confronted him, they say he was

wearing dark clothes mask and carrying a gun. bradley is accused of being that stockton serial killer we've been hearing about for weeks now. police say he shot and killed five people in stockton and 1/6 person in oakland. officers report 1/7 person shot but end up surviving that attack. stockton's police chief says he is confident officers prevented the next killing. people who live in the city say this is all considered a job well done. i've been a resident, my whole life here. this is the single most proud i have ever been of my of my city and community today. city and community leaders in stockton say this should be considered a wake up call for the community to take a hard look at gun violence in the city, according to the police department officers responded to more than 180 shootings just this year. bradley is expected to be arraigned in court tomorrow. right now. he is held in the san joaquin county jail without bail. send it back to you, pam. thank you, james. today there's

another court appearance for elizabeth holmes, the founder of theranos, who was convicted of fraud and is now trying to get a new trial. a judge is expected to review evidence about a key witness for the prosecution, who, according to attorneys for homes now regrets his testimony . now the sentencing date for homes was pushed back to november 18th because of today's hearing to review testimony at her trial. holmes was convicted of defrauding investors for theranos, the blood testing company she founded. she could get up to 20 years in prison. alright our time is 603 will happening today secretary of state antony blinking blinking will be right here in the bay area, he'll be highlighting growth in america's technology, especially in silicon valley. blinken later this morning, will speak with former secretary of state condoleezza rice at an event at stanford's hoover institute, and he's also scheduled to visit stanford's nationally accelerator lab. and the chip making plant in sunnyvale. and vice president

kamala harris is also back in california. today it's part of the midterm election push part of a reproductive rights town hall meeting in southern california, as well as attending a democratic fundraising event. and then tomorrow she'll be here in the bay area should be part of the discussion about climate change as well as going to another democratic fundraiser. just about three weeks to go until the november election. election workers in the east bay are dealing with threats and anger over what they say is misinformation about election software. now a computer system used by contra costa county to schedule poll workers is now under scrutiny after the software company ceo was arrested in los angeles county district attorney says he is investigating the possible theft of personal identifiable information of poll workers. but while law enforcement and election officials say the software is not used for counting votes that has not stopped threatening emails and messages. and it makes you feel

that you have to be guarded, or, you know. um just be looking over your shoulder every time you step out of the office because you don't know who's around. we're doing the best job we can do. we're focused on the november 8th election. we're moving forward, and we're not going to allow the harassment or intimidation to deter us from continuing to do the best job that we can do for our voters. the county's assistant registrar tells us there is no evidence personal information from contra costa county was breached or stolen, and the breach in southern california should have no impact on the upcoming election. pam time 605 protesters in los angeles still camped outside the home of an l, a city council member, demanding his resignation because of racist comments made on a leaked recording that is causing explosive scandal. activists one council members kevin de leon and gil cedillo, to resign. former city council president nury martinez has already resigned because of that scandal , the recording from a year ago

revealed racist and homophobic slurs used during conversations about redistricting it time at 606 protesters hit san francisco streets over the weekend over the growing political tensions in iran. pleasure him change him. deed on those protesters in san francisco have joined others around the world showing support for demonstrations in iran in the past month, and yesterday it came together showing outrage over a deadly fire at a prison in tehran, where many of those iranian protesters are being held. they hold. society is like a powder came ready to burst and battle was that. igniter that started all the uprisingdemonstd our response to the death of 22 year old massa amini, who died in custody after being arrested by iran's morality police for

allegedly by violating iran's rules concerning head coverings website to apply to have your student loan debt forgiven is now up and running. it is currently in beta testing mode, but all applications that are filed now will count when it becomes official. the full version of the website is scheduled to launch later this month. now this is part of the move by the biden administration to forgive up to $20,000 in student loan debt for qualified borrowers. if you can find the application, it is at student aid dot gov. a stubborn fire that burned for weeks during the summer has started to smolder again. the marsh fire started in late may at a homeless encampment at marsh creek road and walnut boulevard in pittsburgh. the fire burned more than 500 acres. it caused smoky skies and unhealthy air quality levels. fire officials and the property owner put out the flames in mid july. but according to the chronicle, the fire began burning again in september. the property owner is

monitoring the fire and fire crews will be sent out if needed. air quality right now is in the acceptable range, and county health officials are monitoring the situation. they say they will alert residents. if the conditions change. our time is 608. we're getting more reports about dogs being poisoned in the south bay after we told you about a similar case last week now in san jose, reports him a veterinary clinic that two more dogs accidentally ate the drug methamphetamines while i don't know. walk. well that's a this is not a new trend they add, though. in recent months, reports are growing about more dogs eating drugs. normally there are just a handful of cases a year, but now doctors are seeing one or two cases a month. veterinarians at med vet silicon valley believe dogs are actually eating meth. in areas where people are using the drugs out on the streets, particularly near some homeless in cabinets. it just brings to life the fact that centers a and

the entire barria needs to do a better job of keeping track of what's happening on their streets. right dogs are naturally curious. they see something different. something shiny something that may be smells different, so they're going to go and they're going to explore and they don't know if it's good or bad. the vets say tape precautions when you walk your dog, and if you think there's a problem or if your dog starts pacing or just acting different after a walk, take them to an emergency clinic right away. firefighters had to rescue someone who fell down a cliff in the marin headlands over the weekend. take a look. the southern marine fire district shared this picture of the rescue operation just north of the golden gate bridge. you can see it there. the person fell about 150. ft down, alleged crews were able to rescue them with ropes. firefighters say people need to be especially careful around the edge of those cliffs. that is for sure, pam. alright time at 609. sal is busy. we have major traffic problems, arsenal grade and the

dublin interchange. what's happening? yeah you know, both of those are connected because 6 80 is so slow that we're going to start having trouble on 5 80 at the dublin interchange, and this accident has grown this crash that happened about 45 minutes ago. southbound 6 80 right at this and all boulevard. turn off. look at all that slow traffic now we have not seen 80 grow as fast as i thought it would. and that's good. because you still have an opportunity for driving. let's say from livermore to castro valley to get out there as soon as you can and try and avoid 6 80, which is a mess people are on val acenas road coming down to the ruby hill area. there was an earlier problem here that didn't help things, and now people are using that as an alternative. they also had the k rail damaged in that area. they fixed it, so hopefully the lanes will be open soon. lift that sigalert will let you know, but the damage i'm afraid is done. i hate when i say that, but it's true. the rest of the east bay commute

doesn't look all that bad. the toll plaza has a backup now because there's crowding on the bridge. so it's normal for this time of the morning to have a little bit of a backup and then some crowding on the westbound approach to san francisco. at 6 10. let's go back to the desk. thank you. sal was a tough loss for the 49ers in atlanta. we have a recap of this weekend's game and we'll tell you what jimmy g is saying about that loss. look at this. it's a big surprise for a father and son out for a fishing expedition. hello? what happened after this close encounter with a wail.

cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product.

and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. owners will be hosting the kansas city chiefs after yesterday's top loss to the falcons on the road game. tv us andre senior joins us now live to talk about the 49ers game and to the stars had to say about

that loss, right? yeah 49ers, we're gonna roll the carolina panthers and defending the super bowl championship or defending world champions of los angeles rams over the past two weekends, but the team's recent hot streak well, came to an abrupt end yesterday afternoon in atlanta, san francisco, loss of the falcons 28 14. the injuries of six starters left the niners critically short handed on defense, but that let it let his defense to shut down the 49ers running game. jimmy garoppolo says the team had some costly turnovers during some critical times of the game. self inflicted wounds. really, i mean , guys making mistakes, and it wasn't just, you know, one guy or one position starts myself, and i think we just kinda one after another kept making mistakes. and when you do that adds up to a to a game like this. tight end george kittle says the atlanta falcons deserve credit for playing what could be their best game of the year and kittle says the falcons quarterback had one of the best games of his career. marietta was clicking. um he you know what 13 for 14. that's a #### of

a stat line. um but they were running the ball 40 rushes. i mean, that's what usually we do, and we couldn't. we couldn't get into that because we got down early. um and then that second half just got away from us in our offense and produce when we had to produce 49ers now have three wins three losses, they'll face one of their biggest challenges of the season, when superstar quarterback pat mahomes and the kansas city chief chiefs rather coming levi stadium that happens on sunday, the latest odds released this morning how the chiefs as 2.5 point favorites in sunday's game against the niners. hopefully though, that will not be the outcome. oh alright, andre. thank you time now. 6 15, the warriors now publicly talking about some serious accusations made against their new forward 24 year old anthony land he was accused of sexual assault during his college days at the university of vermont. the warriors general manager bob meyer says lam never faced any criminal charges and that a recent nba investigation didn't find any evidence of wrongdoing directly linked to land. the

warriors signed lamb to a two way contract on friday. well the defending nba champion golden state warriors begin a new season tomorrow night, the warriors will host the los angeles lakers at san francisco chase center during opening night of the regular nba season. two of the warriors. younger stars by the way, signed new four year contracts over the weekend. andrew wiggins deal is $109 million jordan's pools new contract $140 million and paul also made his first public comments since his altercation with draymond green during a practice more than a week ago. cars of the draymond situation. um you know, he apologized and, um professional? no, we're planning on handling ourselves that way. we're here to play basketball. and, um you know, everybody in the locker room and on our team knows that it takes one championship. i mean, that's really all i have to say they do

know what it takes to win a championship, and by the way, tomorrow's opening night celebration will include a ring ceremony. steph will get that another ring for their latest nba championship, the warriors defeated the boston celtics. you know, just a reminder. this year's nba finals in june, remember? alright time is 6 17. you'll remember this. two fishermenf new jersey had a bit more than they, would you scream? pam was big whale breaching out of the water it knocked up against their boat . one of the fishermen said he had taken his phone out to take a picture of his father's catch when he caught this whale jumping out of the water that's real close to, thankfully, the 18 ft boat they were on was not damage. no one was hurt. but they will never forget that fishing day, pam ever tale i

wish i'd say that that will wasn't hurt either is awfully close. but, boy, yeah, the wave could have just tip that boat going for those little fishes around to have his his phone on and capturing that that is not something you see, very often fascinating. we've got to get this traffic. unfortunately problems in the sonoma, greg, you know the k rail was damaged and i'll talk to steve about that wonderful video we just saw, but i do have to get right to this. ah k rail that was damaged. set down 6 80 the sig alert at the signal exit. chp managed to get that grail back in so now when they clear the crash will be able to open the lanes, but look at the damage. it's already very slow on 6 80. it is backed up big time up to the 5 80 interchange, vallas ito's road, which was off to a rough start because of an earlier car fires now taking a bunch of traffic this whole area pleasanton. it's not great. you

know people getting up sick gets a monday. how bad could it be? well did you really want to ask that question 5 80 looks okay to castro valley, but it's getting close. getting slow on 2, 38 and 80 have a feeling some people are using that as instead bay bridge that is backed up all the way out to the mcarthur maze. steve as i go to you? yes sir. that video. we just saw the whale. yes. holding up the phone like this. all right, hold it like this. when you take video, please hold it because that weight will fill up the screen, right? point taken. just one guy talking here. that's good advice. they are good thing. you didn't drop it. that's true. alright. our good friend chris henry's down in morgan's hill, says steve. i sent you a very excited this morning as if you're looking forward to something. well, the nba season starts this week, so i'm very excited. no i'm sorry, because i think we're getting into a weather pattern next week early november next week, early

november. why do you say that steve because there's things called tele connections, which would be favoring us for once, we'll see it's not this week it would be next week. yesterday was unseasonably cool. the low cloud deck made it to the sierra foothills in october. that may not happen again for a long time. i mean, it's just incredible that making it that far resulted in temperatures. this cool san jose 71 conquered 70 livermore could not hit 70. degrees canfield, oakland 68. vallejo 67. santa rosa 65, the same as san francisco at 65, rare indeed, for the middle of october. there's some higher clouds coming in the fog banks been chewed up now this system is going to replace the low the lows out here, okay is out here . it's okay. it's out here. it's going to dive more towards southern california, but we'll get some high clouds out of it as the band of low clouds has been wiped out, you know it would be. i mean, it's just absolutely max itself out yesterday, so mostly clear in

the morning, then partly cloudy later on very cool lows, though we lose that fog bank and loads of dipped into the forties for many here but partly cloudy. it will also be a little warmer, though after the cooler loss. lots of forties. take your pick creeks in their fremont livermore, sunny ville, palo alto, petaluma, santa rosa napa airport and many to the north, including point right, middletown, 39 about that forties. for many sonoma's down to 43 degrees, 44 cent and selma quite cool on the lowest thirties in the mountains, 28 out in ely. fifties up and down the coast until he had san diego. they had a lot of rain in southern california and arizona over the weekend that next level or replace the other one. it's kicking it along. so this week we'll get some warmer temps starting tomorrow and into wednesday thursday. again looks like next week. something could be brewing here. well, now again , that's a long way out your past seven days, but it does look to me like there's a lot of positives in our favor here. sixties seventies on the temps today, the warmer temps could get in your 90 for a few inland

on wednesday, thursday, then it doesn't last, though it doesn't stick and stay. it'll start to cool down by the weekend. all right. thank you, steve, a winning lottery ticket right here in the bay area of next we'll hear from the store owner where that ticket was sold about what she plans to do with her share of the prize, and the local bakery is getting national attention. we're going to show you and tell you how long it took to make homs solo completely out of bread.

life is expensive. so why is omar snoozing like a baby? because he made the smart choice to shop with ikea, with new benefits for ikea family members, including 5% off all eligible purchases in-store. every visit. every day. ikea what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. every visit. every day. 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!

naomi: every year, the wildfires and smoke seem to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top two 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. of water over the weekend, the governor praised new legislation encouraging californians to install drought tolerant landscaping assembly bill 21 42 enhances the value of rebates for installing drought tolerant landscaping with tax breaks. governor newsom says the legislation aligns the rebates with other permanent water

efficiency and energy conservation rebates. any water districts are already offering rebate programs for long replacement. and now with this bill, we're reinstating a personal tax exemption for those rebate programs. the state is facing 1/4 straight dry year in the state water resources board control board is already implementing water restrictions. well as part of breast cancer awareness month hundreds of people participated in this year's making strides against breast cancer walk in san francisco. the five k walk raises money for breast cancer patients, survivors and caregivers. we talked with one woman who says she takes part in the walk every year, along with more than 30 members of her family. it's a beautiful moment that we get to support. our loved one but also support other survivors, and it's a local event and the whole family shows up and it's a beautiful bonding moment. ktvu sponsored the walk , heather holmes emceed the

event and introduce some of the speakers and performers. you have to take a look at this a bakery and venetia is getting national attention for its creative use of bread. the crew had one house bakery in venetia made a life size, harm solo sculpture completely out of bread. if your star was fan, you recognize this. it depicts the scene where he is frozen in carbonite in the empire strikes back, and they are calling it pans. solo sculpture is part of their entry into downtown bennish's halloween scarecrow contest. we asked them just how long it took them to put that whole thing together. we would work after after we closed. the bakery is so usually maybe 34 hours a night for about a month. it but we had been planning him for probably three months and just conceptualizing. what how we were going to manage it because it all has to fit into our bread oven. now the sculpture has brought attention to the bakery from all over the country with online coverage of

the bake going viral. by the way , the bread will not be eaten at the end. it is going to be composted after the contest. we are following news of an overnight shooting in san francisco will tell you what we're learning about the people injured in the fillmore district , and it has been 33 years since the loma prieta earthquake tour through the bay area. we'll talk about how the anniversary is being

prop 27 sends 90% of profits from online sports betting to out-of-state corporations in places like new york and boston. no wonder it's so popular... out there. yeah! i can't believe those idiots are going to fall for this. 90%! hey mark, did you know california is sending us all their money? suckers. -those idiots! [ laughter ] imagine that, a whole state made up of suckers. vote no on 27. it's a terrible deal for california. we win. you lose.

neighbors are saying and what we're finding got out of hand, t has been 33 years into loma prieta earthquake devastated bay area homes and roads but tell you what's being done to make sure people are prepared for the possibility of the next big earthquake. from ktvu fox two news this morning's on t and as

we take you live to that opening bell this morning, it is ringing in a busy week of earnings reports so far, some of the big banks including wells fargo, jpmorgan chase posted solid earnings. no surprise there. some of the other companies reporting this week we're keeping an eye on netflix, tesla johnson and johnson united airlines. 18 t. verizon lot of companies reporting earnings and it looks like a huge opening about 400 points for the dow. that's some good news. we'll have all your business news coming up. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings and two. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. monday morning, october 17th. i was gonna tell steve. it feels good outside. still good. sleeping. weather's do. it's cold. i mean, we're in. there's a couple of upper thirties to the north of forties around here. the very deep october fog bank has been pretty much chewed up. it's just a patchy fog right now. lot of high clouds coming in, so a mix of sun and class today will be a little warmer after a very cool sunday that's for sure. so some

monday high clouds. mix of sun and clouds lows, though a lot of forties are showing up here who will end up with sixties and seventies on those temps sonoma grade sold out. is that true? sal is and even though we have better news about that crash, the crash itself has gone. we still have a lot of slow traffic as you let me turn this down. please please. i'm doing a broadcast here anyway. southbound 6 80. that crash is gone. but the damage is done. now we see salmond proven on 60 80 heading south out of the dublin interchange, but it's going to take a while. more people are on vallas ito's road. we had an earlier problem there as well. it added. to the matters all the problems are gone. but now we just had a new crash pop up literally as i was speaking westbound 5 80 in the vicinity of hop yard road, so watch for some slow traffic there. there's slow traffic coming in to the castro valley area, so this whole area is going to be slow. when we come back. we'll take a look at some

of the other commutes like highway fourth. that is slow and we're getting some slowing on 80. but now it's 6 31. let's get right back to the headlines. thank you 33 years ago today, the magnitude 6.9 loma prieta earthquake hit the bay area and killed 63 people caused major damage to bay area highways, part of the bay bridge and san francisco neighborhoods. ktvu zahle. rasmus is here now to tell us more about a special dedication ceremony planned for later today. good morning, alan. good morning, dave. yeah that ceremony is supposed to happen outside fire station 35 on the embarcadero here in san francisco, mark 33 years since the loma prieta earthquake struck here in the bay area, and part of that commemoration will include this sculpture here behind us. it's supposed to represent the bow of a fireboat . this sculpture was unveiled earlier this year, but they'll have an official dedication for it as part of the remembrance of the 33 years since women those fireboats played a major role in

the response to the loma prieta earthquake when fires broke out in the marina district, this was all back in 1989. happened at 507 in the afternoon. the 6.9 magnitude quake killed 63 people and injured more than 3400. others. the giants and the a's were facing off during the world series when that quake struck, and so many people watching the game at candlestick park or watching it on tv. remember this moment? second base. so the oakland a's taking what we're having. a section of the upper deck of the bay bridge fell onto the lower deck, part of the cyprus freeway in oakland, collapsed homes and smaller buildings collapsed in several san francisco neighborhoods and wide. all right, ali, we will get more on this report again. 33 years ago today, the loma prieta earthquake and one thing

the state of california is doing to prepare for the next big one is the great shakeout drill this thursday. 10:20 a.m. calif. is asking everyone to take advantage of this is a way to practice dropping, covering and holding on in case an earthquake hits. we are learning that two people were shot and injured last night in san francisco's fillmore district. now it happened near jefferson square park last night at about 10. o'clock supervisor dean preston says two people were taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds . we have asked san francisco police for more information on what led up to the shooting and the condition of the victims, and we will let you know as soon as we get more information, alright our time is 6 34 police in walnut creek investigating after one person was injured in the shooting. happened near a house. party that was filled with teenagers. partygoer told ktvu. it was hosted by a student at northgate high school, but quickly got out of control.

we've been told the crowd doubled past its intended size up to 80 people after teenagers started sharing the event on social media, and that's when partygoers saying uninvited guests showed up and someone fired several shots nearby. the people who live in that area is a wild, they were given a heads. up about this party. they didn't expect anything like this to happen. came in and fan stunt asked if it was ok, and i said no problem. it's a very safe neighborhood, and we've never had any issues like that. at this point. police haven't told us who the person was who was shot or how old they may be. all they're saying is that person is recovering from non life threatening injuries after being taken to hospital. police also say the shooting was an isolated incident between the people involved and investigation is now underway after two sonoma county sheriff's deputies shot and wounded and armed suspect it

happened saturday night on west napa street in the city of sonoma. sonoma county sheriff's deputies were investigating reports of car windows being smashed, deputies say an armed suspect fired at them and they returned fire and injured that suspect the suspect, identified only as a man in his forties, is listed in critical condition. the two deputies involved in the shooting we're not hurt, alright time at 6 36, the latest powerball jackpot lottery prize is getting closer to 500. did million dollars before tonight's big drawing saturday night. they had a drawing. there was no winner again. that means a jackpot winner. tonight million powerball winner would also have an option of taking the cash option, which would be a $242 million prize. and we're still waiting now to find out who bought that mega millions ticket worth almost $250 million from a 7 11 store in san jose.

page. but what we know already is at least one person is celebrating that big lottery prize so happy excited. i screamed for five minutes. i bet she did. she's the owner of the 7 11 store on kooser road in san jose, who sold the winning ticket. she will get $1 million and she already knows how she'll spend it. i have lots of customers from pioneer high school teachers and students. and this way i can give it back to them. i'm going to appreciate them. she's incredible for that thought and a second mega millions lottery jackpot ticket was sold in fort myers, florida , those two winners will split the $500 million jackpot. i can picture that screamin the same. just running around the house calling everyone you know , yelling exciting. nice that she's sharing. all right, sal.

unfortunately the commute not off to a great start in some areas on this monday morning. you're right. this is an old grade the crash that was there is gone, but we have a lot of slow traffic getting out of pleasant in heads up pleasant unlived more san ramon. if you use 6 80, it is going to be backed up right at 5 80 interchange continuing on down to the signal grade. this is not typical people are kind of geared up for what they usually see. vallas ito's road is heavier as well, and it's going to stay that way. now. it could since the crash is gone. it could get back to normal ish levels. at some point, i think more people were also on 8 80 as well. they were on 80. because of the crash. they went. they went up 5 80. then they did 8 80 try to get around it. so we have more people not even close to this crash. right here on 8 80 heading down south to see oh, my goodness. why is it so slow? because people were a bending the other commute and using that

one highway for is slow. that's more of a normal commute. and so is the bay bridge. this is more of a normal backup, which is to say 10 to 1 slowing on interstae 80 as you drive in from elsewhere, brandt to richmond and berkeley again, those are more normal asia slowdowns 6 39. let's talk about today's weather. which steve thank you, sir. we will look back to yesterday's cool high temperatures. the low cloud deck for some did not see the sun at all or not until about four o'clock or 3 45. it made it all the way to this year. foothills it being the fog back, so our highs were unseasonably cool yesterday. san jose the warmest in this panel at 71 conquered 70. livermore could not even hit 70 canfield was 68 oakland, 68. 67 santa rosa and san francisco . we're both 65 cool degrees. don't see that in mid october very often. that fog bank has been pretty much wiped out. i mean, there's some patchy low clouds, but there's another system replacing the low that

was in southern california, spinning in some high and mid level clouds, mostly sunny in the morning. some partly cloudy so later today, so cooler lows. we lose that fog bank in the laws have dropped into the forties for many and a few upper thirties, middletown in lake county has dropped to 39 only patchy fog. partly cloudy it will be a little warm. there's a 65 yesterday in santa rosa and san francisco 74 68 on the forecast highs today conquered up seven in san jose from 71 to 74 42 sonoma county airport. napa airports 47 livermore walnut creek, fremont in their palo alto's in her san carlos has now dropped to 49 45 in petaluma. forties for some clayton's in there now. danville alamo castro valley, dublin. it's closed for union city and elsa bronte. even brentwood has dropped to 52. that's cool for them 28 out there at ely 30 to 31 truckee in south lake tahoe fifties on the coast unless you're in san diego or los angeles, there in the low sixties was overcast with light rain over the weekend for some

heavy rain in the desert. that level drops south, replacing the other one, which is now into new mexico gave arizona big time rain as well. next week, it looks like things are brewing here. there are many factors that are starting to align themselves, which would put us in a more active pattern at the end of october early november, so stay tuned. it will not be this week. it will be next week. 60 seventies on the temps warmer temps. it won't take long will bump up the operators, maybe near 90 on wednesday thursday. it doesn't last, though it comes right back down, cools down as we go into the weekend, you guys steve. thank you. time is 6 41 concerning new numbers about the parent state of downtown san francisco. how many offices are sitting empty and why money for many tech companies seem to be drying up. right now, let's head out to our newsroom. that's where gasia mikaelian is with the other stories. we're following for you. good morning. can you stand one more? welcome back. we missed you. pam would love it. welcome back. we've missed you. thank you to join

you. two in studio here. just a couple of minutes will focus on your health from covid too long. covid now another illness is in the spotlight. coming up on mornings onto it. seven more about chronic fatigue syndrome and why it's being viewed as a hidden illness. then the american academy of pediatrics is reminding parents about the dangers of sids sudden infant death syndrome. also in the next hour, the updated sleep guidelines for infants crucial information when we come back

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!

out of prescription supporters of this change, saying it will lead to lower prices and new technology. also they say it will expand access for millions of people with untreated hearing loss. but critics say the companies that make these over the counter hearing aids may not always follow fda guidelines. the meal kit company, hello fresh is closing down its production facility in richmond and laying off more than 600 workers there by the end of the year. the company says the 100,000 square foot facility is outdated in the lease is due to expire soon. hello, fresh says it will move production to other distribution centers, the closest plant to the west coast is a facility in arizona. well, the number of vacant office space in san francisco continues to rise data from real estate firm cushman and wakefield shows the financial district has an overall office vacancy rate of 21% that means one in five offices are not being rented.

that's up from last quarter despite more workers returning to the office in the last few months, analysts say a big reason for the problem is the downtown san francisco real estate and tech industry as a whole has been facing and venture capital funding drying up as interest rates get higher. jobless claims are on the way up, and it appears inflation may be causing employment growth to slow down. analysts say the federal reserve's plan to fight inflation is to call the economy and weakened labor market so that growth slows down. big companies have recently laid off people or announced hiring freezes, especially in technology and the real estate industry. we've always had tech playoffs, even in good times. but i do think he's recent playoffs. the hiring freezes at meta and google. um the salesforce. um reductions are indications of an economic slowdown. we continue to have a fury. very strange dichotomy.

where in direct service jobs, certain construction jobs. employers can't find people at the same time in white collar jobs, particularly in finance. mortgage finance. um related fields. um, we're beginning to see layoffs. while wages have gone up on average. some economists argue that typical worker still not earning enough to keep up with inflation. time is 6 47 facebook's expansion into the so called metaverse, maybe already running out of steam documents obtained by the wall street journal show the company's horizon worlds is not meeting user and performance expectations at first aim to have 500,000 users by the end of the year. but this report chosen number is less than half of that. most users reportedly never returned to the br game after their first month on the platform, and this comes as matter has reportedly spent $15 billion on the project since the

beginning of last year. all right. time now is 6 47 salhab that commute, you know it's going to be tough in the east bay there, pam and dave on 6 80 as you head down south out of pleasanton because of earlier issues, 5 80 also had a crash near hop yard and the whole thing also, the altamont pass just stood up saying, hey, what about me? we have some slow traffic. dear grant line road. we had a crash there and then some slowing in castro valley, leading to more slow traffic on 8 80. so when something like that happens when we had a crash right there, people, avoiding it create traffic issues elsewhere , and that's exactly what happened. we're also looking at some slow traffic on highway four. this is more routine. slow traffic coming in through bay point, getting over to conquer that nothing out of the ordinary. there likewise for hilltop driver getting down to the richmond area and then the bay bridge does have a backup south bay community is not all

that slow. we'll talk about it next time. let me just throw this up right now to show you that you still have some opportunity to get on the road in san jose. without any major delays. that's going to change. but right now is your chance. 6 49 almost 6 49. now let's bring steve back in with today's weather. if somebody missed it, they said, what did he say about the sonoma grade? the crashes are clear to a little longer than usual. so if that's your communicate on the road as early as possible, thank you, sir. all right. we had a big fog bank yesterday. in fact, that made it all the way to the foothills of this year, which is, as you know, for october is very rare. some areas hardly saw any sun at all that has since been disturbed. if you will maxed itself out, there's a weak system coming in majority that will drop south to southern california. we get some higher clouds and some patchy fog and very cool lows. a lot of forties . even i did see a 39 up in middletown lake county about that only patchy fog cooler lows . partly sunny. partly cloudy will be a little warmer, though

this afternoon we lose that fog bank 42 sonoma county airport. petaluma napa is in the airport and creek, livermore, freemont san carlos palo alto all in the forties. here. woodside atherton , menlo park, stanford palo alto san carlos foster city on the peninsula is closed for san mateo and belmont. little warmer over by the coast there. pacifica mtera pill pillar point on the mid fifties. 28 in truckee, 31, south lake tahoe to 58 uk 52 down in monterey and not much warmer in santa maria and 53 only low sixties in l. a and san diego after a weekend of rain in southern california and arizona, that low is now into new mexico because it's getting bumped along by that next low part of the energy will go north. the other part will drive south. we'll get some higher clouds out of it very quiet after today for this week next week, we will see there are some signs that are aligning that would favor us getting into a rainier or a weather pattern. next week. not this week, 60 seventies on the temps will get

a quick warm up might even get a little offshore breeze that will send temps up into wednesday, maybe thursday, and it looks like it backs off and starts to cool down but still nice but cooler day by the weekend, alright, see, thank you time 6 51 years of testing digital license plates are now legal available to all drivers in california. coming up in the next hour. how this new technology works, and the warning this morning from alaska has billions of snow crabs disappear from the arctic waters with scientists think is the reason why and what it means for crab okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure did. ♪ according to the web, their program's number one, ♪ ♪ earning alaska miles is quicker and more fun! ♪ cute! ooh, that was wonderful, sweetie! oh, oh, oh, i have a song about their cheese plates. ♪ cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! ♪

uh- it's time for lunch. aw... ♪ ♪ cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31.

train waves of russian suicide drones packed with explosives. ukraine's capital city of kiev today, setting buildings on fire , sending people running for their lives as ukrainian soldiers tried to shoot down the drones. authorities say at least four people were killed. one drone slammed into a residential building and energy facilities were targeted as well. humanitarian aid is now reaching recently liberated parts of ukraine, where the power and water are very scarce. people are finding it hard to get by with fighting continuing in the area and a lack of resources.

where should we leave? we don't have any money. it's our seventh month without a job without anything. now it's the second month without power or gas. eastern ukraine is bracing for even more fighting in the coming weeks, but civilians are finding it very hard to survive with the continuing shelling at a lack of resources. here is a major concern for the people in those areas with winter approaching, checked. time is 6 55 divided administration has a new policy about people from venezuela who want to come here to america in an effort to discourage venezuelans from heading to the border. the u. s is now turning away venezuelan to arrive by land at the border seeking asylum. instead the biden administration has a new program where venezuelans can apply to arrive at a us airport if they have a financial sponsor in the u. s. and there is a limit of 24,000. venezuelans are now the second largest nationality arriving at the u. s border

after people from mexico. and there's new word from the world health summit. countries around the world are not cooperating enough on global health crisis at exactly the moment when the world needed to come together to face this common threat as one covid-19 pandemic has been characterized by lack of cooperation and coordination. now along with covid-19 health leaders meeting in germany say a lack of international cooperation is causing more lives to be lost from preventable diseases, including polio, especially in developing countries like afghanistan and pakistan at that health summit, billionaire philanthropist bill gates announced that the bill and melinda gates foundation will donate $1.2 billion to help end polio around the world. horrifying to see children paralyzed by disease that's totally preventable. polio is a

stark illustration of health and equity. and the attendees at the summit also say more needs to be done to address mental health problems around the world. it is 6 57 the cleanup and florida continues three weeks after hurricane ian hit ford myers beach, florida look at these pictures, most of that area still littered with debris is people who live and work there. try to recover and rebuild. one man who owns a plumbing company says his home and his business were destroyed. but he does plan to come back. but now it's all god every last bit of it. every truck every fitting every part every tool. everything is gone. but it's replaceable. and other business owners in fort myers beach say they to plan to rebuild the price of the thanksgiving turkey will cost about twice as much this year

compared to last year. the price for a turkey has reached a record $6.70 a pound in the main reason. avian flu. almost six million turkeys died earlier this year after being exposed to bird flu. and on top of that, the cost of raising a turkey is rising because of inflation. our costs have gone through the roof are feed is up. almost $250 a ton. because of the grain market. and the advice this year . you should buy your turkey in advance into maybe harder than usual to find a turkey if you wait until the last minute. well for the first time ever. the alaska snow crab harvest has been canceled because of the disappearance of billions of crabs. in recent years, officials from the alaska department of fish and game says the population of snow crab shrunk from about eight billion in 2018 to about one billion

last year, too low for them to even open the fishing season. scientists worry that the sudden population plans means problems with the arcade. arctic ecosystem. there is a theory that crabs have moved further north into colder waters as the ocean warms, other scientists are blaming over fishing in the past few decades. what's this pattern and determine early this morning he was on a mission to kill. he was out hunting and alleged serial killer in stockton is behind bars this morning how investigators managed to track him down and why they say they prevented another killing. plus two more dogs poisoned after accidentally ingesting methamphetamine while out on a walk. now, local veterinarians are telling pet owners to be on the lookout. the symptoms pet owners should watch for. and election officials are sounding the alarm about threats and anger over election software . contra costa county computer system used for poll workers is

now under scrutiny. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on tv. the start of a brand new work do you do to thanks for being with us. gasia mikaelian loving the colors gossip right back to your partner. i'm dave clark. it's monday. it's october. 17th steve paulson is back. good to have him back as well. he's got an interesting forecast for you. well a little change from yesterday. you too, when we had that big fog bank, which made it all the way to the sierra foothills and gave us unseasonably cold temps. most of it's eroded, but there's still a lot of high clouds coming in much cooler lows of this morning, a lot of forties in fact, even an upper 30 up in the lake county in middletown, so it feels cooler to you. it is so cool lows, forties low fifties son and high clouds. it will be a little bit warmer today, temperatures bumping up pretty close to where they should be. this time of year was sixties and low to mid seventies. alright sounds here. it's seven o'clock. good news is the accident's been cleared. but yeah, that's