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 an old grade is

very slow. in fact, steve, the east bay commute in general is kind of coming into the peak here or the extended peak, which is about an hour, so we're going to start with the bay bridge that's normal looking commute, but the other east bay commutes have been slow. 8 80 is moderate . steve mentioned the sonoma grade. we had an earlier crash there and traffic is behind schedule is very slow coming out of the dublin interchange heading on south of al acenas road is also pretty slow and highway four has slowed traffic. we've had fender benders throughout. so it's looking like a typical monday morning commute , which is to say it's slow. we have another update in just a few minutes now at 701, let's go right back to the headlines. south thank you. accused killer in stockton will have his first court appearance this week. ktvu is james torres is here now to tell us how to police were able to identify the suspect. good morning, jack. complete relief for so many people who live in the stockton area even around here as well. police and stockton's announcing an arrest over the weekend. city leaders there say this should be

considered a wake up call to now focus on the overall gun violence. in the city. we're talking about wesley brownlee here of stockton. police say they were closely watching his every move, and officers say when they arrested him. they found him carrying a firearm wearing a mask, possibly preparing for his next murder. brownlee arrested accused of killing a man in oakland, then five more in stockton. many of those victims men of color local community members say this is now the time to put a harder focus on gun violence. black 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. we heard from stockton's police chief over the weekend, he told the public. this investigation is still far from over. he says he still wants anyone with information about bradley or those murders to continue sending in tips to help build a

case. those tips are originally led to his arrest. san joaquin district attorney's office. now reviewing this case, bradley will make his first appearance in court tomorrow. right now he's sitting in jail held without bond. gasia james. thank you with just three weeks to go until the november election election workers in the east bay are dealing with threats and anger, the result of misinformation about election software, a computer system used by contra costa county to schedule paul workers is now under scrutiny after the software company's ceo was arrested down in los angeles county. the d. a says he's investigating the possible theft of personal identifiable information of poll workers there. while law enforcement and election officials say the software is not used to count votes, they're still getting threatening emails and messages. kind of makes you feel that you have to be guarded, or, you know. 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. it says the breach in southern california should have no impact on the upcoming election time now, 704 protesters in los angeles still camped outside the home of an l. a city councilman , demanding his resident in the nation because of racist comments made on a leak to recording that has caused and explosive scandal activists. one council members kevin de leon and gil cedillo, to resign. former city council resident 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, and protesters in san francisco marched in the streets over the weekend about the growing political tension in iran. let him change his. people

need on the protesters in san francisco joined others around the world, showing support for demonstrations in iran in the past month, and yesterday they gathered to show anger about a deadly fire at a prison in tehran, where many of the iranian protesters are being held. they hold society is like a powder keg ready to burst and battle was that ignited that started all the uprising. these demonstrations around the world our response to the death of 22 year old masa and many who died in custody after being arrested by iran's morality police for allegedly violating the country's rules for head coverings. the website to apply for student loan debt forgiveness is now up and running. it's 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 set to launch

later this month. it's part of the biden administrations moved to forgive up to $20,000 in student loan debt for qualified borrowers will find the application at student aid dot gov opening today. there's another court appearance for elizabeth holmes, the founder of theranos, who was convicted of fraud and is now working 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 out of trial. holmes was convicted of defrauding investors for thorough notes. the blood testing company she founded, she could get up to 20 years in prison. your time 706 happening today. secretary of state antony blinken will be right here in the bay area, he'll be highlighting growth in america's technology, especially in silicon valley. later this morning, blinken will be speaking with former secretary of state condoleezza rice at an event at stanford's hoover institute. and he's also scheduled to go to stanford's national accelerating lab as

well as a chip making company in sunnyvale. the vice president kamala harris, is also coming back to california today is part of the midterm election push. she'll be part of a reproductive town rights rights town hall in southern california. as well as attending a democratic fundraiser tomorrow. you'll be here in the bay area, she'll be part of the discussion about climate change and attend another democratic fundraiser. there are more reports this morning of dogs being poisoned in the south bay following a similar case last week when veterinary clinic in san jose says two more dogs accidentally ingested methamphetamines while out on a walk. while veterinarians say it's not a new trend, they say, happening more frequently these days. normally they're about to hunt a handful of cases every year. now, doctors are seeing at least one or two cases a month. veterinarians at med vet silicon valley say they think dogs are accidentally ingesting methamphetamine in areas where people are using the drug 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. let's say the dog owners should be careful. and if they think there's a problem or if their dog starts randomly pacing or acting different after a walk, take the dog to an emergency clinic time now. 708 day, very stubborn brush fire that burned for weeks during the summer time it's smoldering again. we're talking about the march fire. it started in late may at a homeless encampment at marsh creek road and walnut boulevard in pittsburgh. it burned more than 500 acres cause smoky skies and really bad air. quality fire officials and the property owner put out those flames in mid july. but according to the chronicle, it started burning again in september. the property

owner is closely watching it. firefighters may be sent out if needed. air quality is in the acceptable range. right now, county health officials are watching that and say they'll alert residents if things change. time now is 708. and right now we're going to start in the east bay because a lot of that traffic is going to be slow , some because of earlier issues others because just as the monday morning commute, the bay bridge is in that latter category. it's just going to be slow as it normally is. approaching the bay bridge toll plaza interstate 8 80 the same thing now the sonoma grade had some earlier issues. there was a crash. chalcidice rode the same thing. those prices are gone, but traffic is very slow and during the time when the crash was active. we had more people coming out. 25 83 castro valley in 2 38. that's pretty slow heading down to union city. how we foreign 80 or slow and if you're driving to the south bay, this is still a decent commute

for you. not a lot of slowing a little bit on one on one. but if you want to get over to that west valley before the crowd gets there right now is your opportunity. interstate 2 80 still looks good right through downtown getting up the highway 17. at 709. let's go right back to the desk. okay sal. thank you. after many people dealt with covid and long covid, now another diseases in the spotlight coming up what is chronic fatigue syndrome and why it's called a hidden illness and the san francisco 49 or is dealing with a tough loss in atlanta after losing to the falcons. how the team's winning streak came to an end and what key p yers s a 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.

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will host the kansas city chiefs after they lost a tough game to the falcons on the road yesterday. andre senior in the studio now to tell us what to of the 49ers, stars said after the game. good morning, andre, you're talking about the other game that's coming up because the 49ers are on a roll, defeating the carolina panthers and defending the super bowl champions los angeles rams over the last two weekends, but the team's recent history came to an abrupt end yesterday afternoon in atlanta, san francisco lost to the falcons 28 to 14. the injuries of six starters left the niners critically short handed on the fence, and that let it let his defenses shut

down the 49ers running game, and quarterback jimmy g. says the team had some costly turnovers, doing some critical times of the game. dangerous 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 one and george kittle says 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 produced 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 in the kansas city chiefs comes to levi stadium that happens on sunday, the

latest odds released this morning have the chiefs. as 2.5 point favorites in sunday's game against the niners gasia back to you, andre senior. thank you. 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 chase center during opening night for the regular nba season two the warriors younger stars signed a four year contract over the weekend. andrew wiggins deal is for $109 million jordan's polls new contract is 140 million. paul also made his first public comments after he was punched by his teammate draymond green during practice more than a week ago. the draymond situation, um, 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 pushing. tomorrow's opening night celebration will include a traditional ring ceremony for their latest nba championship.

the warriors defeated the bustin celtics in this year's nba finals back in june. i got your time 7 15 over the weekend, firefighters rescued somebody who fell down a cliff in the marine headlands southern moran fire district shared this photo of the rescue operation. it was just north of the golden gate bridge person fell about 150 ft . down alleged crews were able to use ropes to get them. firefighters that you really should be very careful around the edge of clips, learning more about the digital license plates that are legal in california. instead of a traditional metal plate. you could now get a digital license plate. the plates coming either a battery powered plate for about $20 a month or hardware version for 25 cars stolen the license plate can change to say stolen to alert police. the company that makes the plate says the digital plates are likely become common in the future. all the other states. look at california, as you know, basically best practices. so once it's here, it's everywhere. the company

says about 30,000 drivers in california already have these digital license plates because they were part of a test program over the past several years. alright, time is just about 7 17 salads back. you've been trying to fix a lot of things in our commute this morning. did it work? well you know, it did work a little bit. dave earlier we had some pretty tough problems on 6 80, for example. those are gone, but we still have the normal morning commute out there, and the normal morning commute says it's going to be slow at the bay bridge and the same tale bridge as usual. and then we've had that earlier problem on the signal grade, which is gone. but look at all the slow traffic that still has to dissipate through. we are behind schedule. they're and they're some people came here and wanted to use that. so that's more slow. and now southbound 8 80. near alvarado, niles. there's a crash to add insult to injury east bay commut normal and we do have some slowing in saint jose that's beginning to form, especially on 85 getting over to the west

valley. and now here's a man who never leaves home without it, mr steve paulson. i never leave home. that's for sure. we do have temperatures that were quite cool. yesterday i'll say how cool is that? well the warmest was san jose, at least on this panel. at 71 degrees conquered 70. livermore could not get above 69 degrees canfield and oakland or 68, vallejo, 67, santa rosa and san francisco both a cool 65. the low cloud deck made it all the way to the sierra foothills yesterday, which is extremely rare for the middle of october, the low that's on its way. another lows out here, i'll show you the lows back here. all right. right there. it's going here to replace the low that was already in southern california. so it's teasing us with a lot of high clouds. it's disrupted the fog. banks will get a mix of sun and clouds today, but it will be a little bit warmer, but the lows are noticeably cooler here. 60 seventies on the attempt only

patchy fog cooler lows. partly cloudy. partly sunny. it aftern2 sonoma county airport. lot of wall and creeks at 47 san carlos palo alto, fremont in their livermore has been there all morning long napa airport as well. petaluma 44, boulder creek's down to 43 in the santa cruz mountains. santa clara campbell, cupertino, morgan hill , san martin, and even aptos, all in the forties this morning. 28 to truckee. same for ely. south lake tahoe 30 degrees fifties on the coast, lester and southern california below that gave them all the rain has already kicked out. that's now in the new mexico, but it was here when across southern california gave them rain arizona a lot of rain and now it's pushed up at this next system will take its place instead of going up and over the ridge of high pressure. which is over seattle and portland, giving them record highs for about five days in a row. they're complaining up there, and i'm like, yeah, that's been our weather for the last three years in october, so it's our turn to have a different pattern. maybe in the next week

or middle of next week. i think some signs are changing. that would put us into a weather pattern. this might be a little fast, but this week will be after today warmer and i think all eyes will be on the end of october and november for a change in our pattern. 60 seventies on the temps here, we'll get into operators. maybe near 90. we get enough of a north breeze on wednesday thursday. it doesn't last, though still nice, but cooling off as we go to the weekend there, david gasia, steve. thank you coming up at 7 20, placing his impacting more than prices next, how it's shifting the job market and the effect it's having on the economy reminder for you. parents from the american academy of pediatrics about the dangers of sids sudden infant death syndrome after the break the updated guidelines for babies and sleep.

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washington. this fire started a week ago has now grown and now more than 2000 acres. containment is at 20. firefighters say the flames are being fueled by gusty winds and low humidity amid record breaking heat. so far, no reports of any injuries. no homes have been damaged time now. 7 23 governor, gavin newsom is again urging all of us conserve water over the weekend , the governor praised new legislation encouraging californians to install drought tolerant landscaping. state assembly bill 21 42 enhances the value of rebates if you installed drought tolerant landscaping by exempting them from being taxed. the governor

says the legislation aligns those rebates with other permanent water efficiency and energy saving rebates. many water districts are already offering rebate programs for lawn replacement. and now with this bill or reinstating a personal tax exemption for those rebate programs, california is facing 1/4 straight dry year. the state water resources control board already has water restrictions. it is 7 24. a campground has just reopened that great smoky mountains national park after being closed for nine years. look, rock campground has 68 lights it allows camping along one of the park scenic drives the cab ground and the picnic area were closed back in 2013 after the water utility system failed. well, that system has now been completely replaced. the american academy of pediatrics is now updating its recommendation to help reduce the risk of sleep related deaths among infants. these the first

new guidelines in six years about sudden infant death syndrome, or sids. the unexplained deaths typically happened among seemingly healthy babies under the under the age of one. the academy is now advising parents to try to have their babies sleep on their back whenever possible, and say not to add any kind of soft bedding to their crib. it's really important because a lot of incidents of sids or sudden incident, death syndrome are related to overheating. um suffocation and getting wrapped up in bedding. some 3500 infants die from sleep related deaths every year in the united states. 7 25 is part of breast cancer awareness month hundreds of people took part in this year's making strides against breast cancer walk in san francisco. it's a five k walk. it raises money for breast cancer patients , survivors and caregivers. and we talked to a woman who says she takes park 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. and we're proud to say that ktvu sponsored the walk and our own. heather holmes was the emcee of the event, introducing speakers and performers at 7 26 billions of snow crab suddenly vanished from the arctic waters. coming up with scientists think is the reason why and what's being done for the first time that will affect crab fishermen. then after no one had the winning numbers. the powerball jackpot is growing very close to 500 million. how much the jackpot winner could collect and find out which bay area store sold a winning mega millions tickets.

fast. and 33 years ago today, the loma prieta earthquake damaged homes and roads were live in san francisco will tell you what's being done now to

prepare us for the possibility of the next big one. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on t good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian it's monday, october 17th let's swing over to weather steve paulson. as we look far ahead. i mean major changes by the tail end of the week. again we're going to get warmer. but by the end of the month, i think we go into a web pattern. that's just that's my true. that's now again. that's just my two cents. but there's a lot of signs that are lining up. but until we get there, we have to see a little break in that fog bank and some higher clouds today, but by the middle of this week, we'll get into some upper eighties maybe near 90, but some higher clouds will spill over today. but that big fog bank from yesterday. is it max itself out, so there's some breaks in that so cool lows, though forties for many sun and high clouds, it will be a little warmer today. warming will really kind of kick in tomorrow and take us into wednesday and thursday, but sixties and

seventies today alright 7 30 on a monday and cell is going to start this time with the bay bridge, steve because i think everyone wants to know where the bay bridge or how the bay bridge is doing. i was going to say where it is in the morning commute. and what i mean by that is, is it? you know, peeking. is it already on the decline? i still think it's in the peak here is backed up to the maze. metering lights are on 8. 80 doesn't look all that slow, but some of the commute on 80 heading south. hayward are slow , 6 80 is recovering from much earlier issues. it's a lot slower, out of pleasant in this morning on 60 80 than you're used to, and also on vallis edo . so get on the road as early as you can. 7 31. let's get right back to the headlines. two people were shot and injured last night in san francisco's fillmore district. it happened near jefferson square park around 10 o'clock. supervisor dean preston says they were taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds were working to get more information from san francisco police, including what led to the shooting, and the

victims conditions time now, 7 31 police in walnut creek busy investigating a shooting where one person was injured near a house party filled with teenagers. one partygoer told ktvu. the party was hosted by a student at northgate high but got out of control quickly. we're told the crowd size doubled past as intended. size. up to 80 people after teenagers began sharing the party on social media. that's when partygoers say uninvited guests showed up and someone fired several shots nearby. people who live in that area say while they were given a heads up about the party, they never expected 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, uh, we've never had any issues like that. at this point, police haven't told us who were shot or how old that person may be their only saying they're recovering from man life threatening injuries after being

taken to a hospital. the police also say the shooting was an isolated incident between the people involved in investigations underway after to sonoma county sheriff's deputy shot and wounded and armed suspects. and what 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 shots at then they fired back and injured that suspect the suspect identified only as a man in his forties. he's in critical condition. the two deputies involved in that shooting were not hurt. happening today. officials are marking 33 years since the loma parade earthquake struck the bay area. it was a magnitude 6.9 that killed 63 people and caused major damage to the bay bridge and a number of san francisco neighborhoods and beyond. katri sally rasmus lead this morning to talk about a dedication ceremony. ali this planned for later today. gasia it's supposed

to happen outside fire station 35 here in san francisco on the embarcadero, san francisco fire department and emergency responders will mark 33 years since the loma creator earthquake happened and part of that dedication ceremony will include this sculpture here behind us. it was unveiled earlier this year. it is supposed to represent the bow of a fireboat. those fireboats played a major role in the response to the loma prieta quake. the 6.9 magnitude quake back in 1989 killed 63 people injured more than 3400 others it caused major damage. it happened at 507 in the afternoon. while the giants in the a's faced off during the world series, many people watching the game at candlestick parker on tv remember this moment. second base. so the oakland a's takingg my mom that it was earthquake weather five minutes before it happened. and i was standing and

i had to sit down because it was so much. that's lisa. contagious she was at the world series game that day, and she vividly remembers the earthquake happening. she's now the cfo of the san francisco giants. the drive home was surreal. they took it. a couple hours to get out of the ballpark. but then the number of people who were in intersections in the city. directing traffic with flashlights because there were no lights. it was amazing that people came out and just took care of people. during the loma prieta quake, a section of the upper deck of the bay bridge fell into the lower deck, part of the cyprus freeway in oakland collapse. everyone no longer exists now, but the homes and businesses in several neighborhoods throughout the city suffered a lot of damage. there were major fires in the marina district in san francisco, and that's where the fire boats came in to help. they had their own water supply. and that helped to keep those fires

in the marina from spreading. so back out here live. you can see one of the departments fire boats out here on the embarcadero right now. that's the st francis. it was the phoenix far about a different one that responded to those fires after the llama parada quake so that emergency response from the water is what firefighters and emergency officials will be remembering today, along with a lot of the impact of the operator earthquake that happened 33 years ago on this day, so that dedication ceremony scheduled for later this afternoon live in san francisco. ali rasmus ktvu. box two news, ali. thank you. california's reminding people to prepare for the next big one with the great shakeout drill this thursday at 10 20 in the morning, time to practice dropping covering and holding on, so you know what to do in case of an earthquake. time to 7 36, the latest powerball lottery jackpot approaching $500 million before tonight's drawing and a winner tonight would get a prize of more than $480 million

powerball winner would also have the option of taking the cash option. that would be about $242 million. and right now we're still waiting to find out who bought a mega millions lottery jackpot. ticket worth almost 250 million in san jose from a 7 11 store, but we do know one person who is already celebrating that big lottery prize. i was so happy, excited ice cream for five minutes. i bet she did. she's the owner of the 7 11 store on kooser road in san jose . she'll get a million dollars for selling that winning ticket 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. he is a kind and classy woman. there's the ticket. a second mega millions lottery jackpot ticket was sold in fort

myers, florida, the two winners will share the $500 million jackpot. for the first time ever. the alaskan snow crab harvest has been canceled amid the disappearance of billions of crabs. in recent years. officials from the alaska department of fish and game say the population of snow crab shrunk from about eight billion back in 2018. to just one billion last year. it's too low to open the fishing season. side to say they're worried the sudden population drop means trouble for the arctic ecosystem . one theory is that crabs have moved farther north into colder water as the ocean warms. other scientists will blame over fishing for the past few decades . speaking of waters, i have to show you this. two fishermen off the coast of new jersey got a bit more than they expected last week. oh ah oh, so yeah, i saw it. i saw it in the six a.m, but it's still kind of freaks me out. that was a huge whale breaching out of the water

knocked up against that fishing boat. one of the fishermen had just taken his phone out to take a picture of what his father caught this whale. unbelievable jumped out of the water. thankfully that 18 ft boat they were on was not damaged. no one was hurt. can you imagine? gasia that's one of those. if he didn't have it on tape, you wouldn't believe they would run and tell all their friends and they just shake their heads. go. yes yeah, it was this big. alright no tall tales coming from our traffic center here. yes yes. when you're when you're doing something like that. go like you know your ticket. hold it like that on america's funniest home videos. shoot it wide side to side. there you go . you remember? well, we work in this business and we know that we're going to put that video on tv. it should be from the side. but i'm just it's just one man talking. all right. good morning, everyone. the east bay want to be slow, and of course, this is because of earlier

issues. you just waking up? you're wondering why is 6 80 so slow all the answers. there was an earlier crash right near the signal exit that's been gone for about an hour and put more people on 6 80. then more people were on 8 80 trying to avoid it. aha you see all this slow traffic. there were also some crashes there. so both of these commuters heading south are going to be very slow. let's check in with that toll plaza. that is about the same as it normally is 15 to 20 minute delay no major issues driving into oakland right now, though, it is getting a little bit. slower and let's check in with the south. i want to check out to 80. it's getting slower. so is 85. so the migration from the east to the west valley is on 7 40. here's a man who's always on it's mr steve paulson. most of the time. how's that most of the time we will take a look nationally? why nationally because that's where everything has developed its. it's a blocking pattern. okay. it's named a rex block named that for the gentleman who founded it back in 1950. you have a deep

deep system right here. okay bringing in some really cold air. you have also strong high pressure, which has been blocking right there in the pacific northwest. giving seattle in portland record highs and you've had to cut off low that has been down here, so the flow around that is called a blocking pattern. rex block that lowest moved out. here comes another one to take its place. these usually last about three weeks. so i think after today, usually this week, i think we're going to start to see a change. but while they've had record heat in the pacific northwest, we've had an amazingly deep fog bank and cool tamps. san jose yesterday. 71 conquered. 70 livermore, canfield, oakland, vallejo, santa rosa and san francisco all within four degrees 65 to 69 degrees. that's really cool for this time of year. as you know, next system coming in. now the law is going to take the path of the other one. it's back here. it's going to go down towards southern california, but we get a lot of the higher clouds. it's also disrupted the fog bank. so we'll see more sun today, but it makes

us some sun and higher clouds and it will be a little warmer after being very cool yesterday. i mean that low cloud deck made it to the sierra foothills that that does not happen in october very often. june july. yeah, but not knocked over 60 seventies on the temps extremely cool owes to a lot of forties showing up. in fact, even middletown in lake county dropped to 39. but santa rosa san francisco conquered san jose. the arrows are up today on the forecast highs, so it will be a little warmer. we'll start at that pattern into probably thursday. forties for many fifties or low fifties, santa rosa made it to 42 now 43 palo alto's at 47 degrees, a lot of forties here showing up specially northward sonoma 43, middletown, now 40. there were 39 windsor's 43 degrees san anselmo, 44 sebastopol 44. that is cool 28 in truckee, 30, south lake tahoe, 50 to monterey, santa maria and low sixties. and san diego after a weekend of some off and on rain from that low, which is now in new mexico, gave phoenix scottsdale much of arizona a lot of rain as well and that next system will take

that path and drop in this way. it will go down here and replace it. but the pattern looks like it's going to change from cool to mild pattern and clouds and rain south and record high to the north. we've been caught in between, but the pattern will start to favor more of high pressure. and we'll get some warmer temps here starting a little bit today, more so tuesday, wednesday, thursday before another cool down next week, though i spy. maybe some rain coming in here and of october end of october early november. there are many factors that are aligning that say we should get into a weather pattern. we'll see. i hope so. 60 seventies warmer temps are on the way next three days. then it starts to cool off. so we head towards the weekend. you guys alright? see? thank you time 7 43 heavy rains and parts of australia, causing major flooding. look at this. coming up with the emergency crews are telling people after the raging floodwaters make it impossible to evacuate. we'll swing out now to our room our newsroom and say good morning again to andre senior as you're looking at the next couple of hours of mornings

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railly after seven days of heavy rain, emergency agencies are now urging thousands of people to find shelter at the highest location because floodwaters have made it impossible to evacuate. the rain has washed away hundreds of roads. thousands of people are without power claims are on the way up, and analysts say inflation may be causing employment growth to slow. analysts say the federal reserve's plan to fight inflation is to call the economy and weaken the labor market. so growth slows down. major companies, many in tech and real estate have recently laid people off or announced hiring freezes. we've always had check 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 very theory strange dichotomy. where in direct service jobs, certain construction jobs. employers can't find people at the same time in white car jobs, particularly in finance. mortgage finance. um related fields. um, we're beginning to see layoffs, wages have gone up on average. some economists argue. typical workers still aren't earning enough. to keep up with inflation. that's a tough one time is 7 48, but this new week is starting with a huge rally on wall street, the dow gaining more than 500 points. strong earnings reports are one reason the fact that pam cook is back after we got might be another busy this monday morning in dollars and cents. yes, very busy. i would love to be

responsible for the rally. be nice. great okay, i'll take it well. it is a big week for earnings reports. some of the companies we will hear from this week include netflix, tesla, johnson and johnson. united airlines, 80 and t and verizon just to name a few already in with solid earnings as that opening bell rang this morning. some of the big bank stocks would be of a wells fargo and jpmorgan chase. solid earnings reports helping take stocks up this morning as we take a live look at the numbers. the dow jones currently up one and three quarters of a percent 504 points . they're the s and p 500 up 2.5% to 36 74, the nasdaq gaining 3% 6 10,050. it's up 329 points for the nasdaq, the chief operating officer of los angeles. is based company known for its plant based burgers now looking for a new job, doug ramsey left beyond meat on friday, several weeks after he was arrested and accused abiding a man's nose following a college

football game in arkansas. it's still not clear if he was fired or voluntarily stepped down. possible changes for poultry processing to cut down on the spread of bacteria. the food safety and inspection service is proposing significant changes for how poultry should be processed. some of the changes proposed by scientists include testing flocks for salmonella enhanced monitoring by multiple stage testing during processing and new maximum allowable levels of bacteria. hearings will be held november 3rd and those cooler temperatures here in the bay area means we will be swapping the a. c for the heater and a new report from the consumer energy alliance says families will spend $14 billion more on heating costs this year compared to a year ago. the cost of heating oil up by 27. propane users will spend almost $1600 more this year up 5% and natural gas will cost about $930 more this year, which is up 28% the

reason for the higher prices include opec oil production cuts , the russia ukraine war and domestic policies on the use of fossil fuels. i'm pam cook, that's look at your dollars and cents. alright pam. thank you time 7 51. there are signs the cost of dating is driving one generation into debt or they completely stopped dating coming up in the next hour, which making dating so expensive milestones for gro researchers says the main reason for delays

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for their lives as ukrainian soldiers tried to shoot down the drones. at least four people were killed. one drone slammed right into a residential building. energy plants were also targeted, and humanitarian aid is now reaching areas recently liberated in ukraine, where the power and water are scarce, people are finding it hard just to get by and survive with the continuing friday in the area and a lack of resources. 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 difficult to continue with all the shelling and a lack of resources, and there's concern for the people in those areas with wintertime approach her time. 7 55, the biden administration has a new policy about people from venezuela who want to come here to the us in an effort to discourage venezuelans from heading to the border. the u. s is now turning away venezuelans. to arrive by land that 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 in the u. s. and there's a limit on this of 24,000 venezuelans and at the second largest nationality arriving at the u. s border after mexicans there's word from the world health summit that countries around the world are not cooperating enough

on global health problems 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. along with covid-19. world health leaders meeting in germany say 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, 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 a disease. that's totally preventable. polio is a stark illustration of health and equity. now. people at the summit also say more needs to be done to address mental health problems around the world. many

babies who were born during the pandemic missed some key growth milestones in their development , researchers in ireland looked at information about babies born between march and may of 2020, and they found those babies struggled to communicate by the time they were one year old compared to babies born between 28 2011. researchers say the lockdowns because of the pandemic, we're probably the reason for that, since most of those children didn't meet others their own age during the lockdown time, well, the price for a turkey this coming thanksgiving holiday will be a twice as much this year as it was a year ago. the price for a turkey has reached a record $6.70 a pound and 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 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. and the experts warned. you should buy your turkey in advance early may be harder than usual to get one if you wait until the last minute, three d printed stakes maybe the newest edition to your dinner table is a company in israel. they're making a three d printer that could make steaks out of plant based proteins. the machine prints 3 to 4 slabs in about 20 minutes, workers can customize the weight and the tenderness. those labs, then get sliced into individual cuts. the company says. they're already increasing production is more people switch to plant based protein 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're studying all the elements of real meat to try to improve their products. these stakes are right now sold in restaurants in europe and in israel. the plant based meat costs about $20 a pound what's this powder and determine early this morning he was on a mission to kill. he was out hunting alleged serial killer in stockton behind bars this morning how investigators managed to track him down and they say why they prevented another killing. plus two more dogs poisoned after accidentally ingesting meth. now local vets are asking pet owners to be on the lookout. the symptoms pet owners should watch for elections officials are sounding the alarm after threats and anger over election software. contra costa county computer system used for poll workers is under scrutiny this morning. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on team. it is coming

up on eight o'clock. welcome the mornings onto i'm andre senior. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian it's monday, october 17th a little bit of sun behind us along the oakland estuary. steve paulson. we didn't see that sun at all last week. this time, we sure didn't even over the weekend. we didn't but i see a little bit back there you too, so we have a little bit of a different pattern here on monday. there are still some low clouds and fog, some higher clouds, but we'll get more sun breaks today. temperatures unseasonably cool for october here. i mean, the low cloud deck made it to the sierra foothills yesterday. that doesn't happen in october. very often, we'll get a few high clouds today, mix of sun and high clouds and patchy fog. so we do get a little bit warmer. temps are very cool. those a lot of forties showing up will end up those sixties and seventies on the highest art of warmer pattern for at least the next couple of days. alright salles here at eight o'clock in the morning on a monday and he tells us well, you know, things are busy, especially in the east bay , where we had a couple of crashes that really did have an effect on the entire rest of the commute. earlier this morning, 6 80 was a mess that christ has

been gone for more than an hour. but that started off that traffic. more people are on this freeway, and more people went out to 8 80 using 5 80, so the whole region is slow, and that's because of earlier rex. now it's just recovering. and we haven't had anything new. thank goodness. i'll show you the bay bridge that is still crowded if you're driving into san francisco for at least a 10 to 15 minute wait. 81 let's get back to the headlines south. thank you. the search for a serial killer believed to be responsible for several deaths in stockton and maybe tied to killings in oakland and illinois is over. stockton. police made an arrest over the weekend and that man is set to make his first court appearance this week. ktvu james torrez live now with the detective work that led to this arrest, james. good morning. well, this is 43 year old wesley brownlee. police say they watched his every move. and when officers finally confronted him, they say he was wearing dark clothes, a mask and carrying a gun. bradley now accused of being that stockton serial killer. police say he shot and killed five people in

stockton and then 1/6 in oakland . officers report 1/7 person shot but survived that attack. stockton's police chief says he's confident officers prevented the next killing, and people who live in the city say it's a job well done. i've been a resident, my wholef my city and community today. city and p 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 this year, only expected to be arraigned in court tomorrow. he is held in the san joaquin county jail without bail police officers in chicago also looking to see if he is connected to a series of killings there. as well. we'll let you know once we have updates, gasia send it back to you, james torres. thank you with just over three weeks to go until the november election election workers in the east bay are dealing with threats and anger, the result of misinformation about election software computer system used by the contra costa county district

to schedule paul workers is now under scrutiny after the software company's ceo was arrested in los angeles county. the d. a says he's investigating the possible theft of personal identifiable information of poll workers there. by law enforcement and election officials say the software isn't used to count votes. they're still getting threatening emails and messages. and it makes you feel that you have to be guarded, or, you know. 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 says the breach in southern california should have no impact on the upcoming election. time now is 803 protesters in los angeles still camped out outside of the home of us 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 member kevin de leon and gillis, the seal or sea deal to resign. former city council president nury martinez has already resigned because of the scandal recording from a year ago revealed races and hama public slurs used during conversations about redistricting. protesters took to the streets of san francisco once again this weekend in response to the growing political tensions in iran changing people gone. the protesters in san francisco have joined others around the world and showing their support for the demonstrations in iran during the past month, and yesterday they gathered to express her outrage over deadly fire at a prison in tehran, where many of those iranian protesters are being held. they hold society is like a powder keg ready to burst and bastard's dead was that igniter that started all the uprising. demonstrations around the world

came in response to the death of masa. many 22 year old died in custody after being arrested by iran's so called morality police for allegedly violating the nation's rules involving head coverings. the website to apply for student loan debt forgiveness is now up and running 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 set to launch later this month. it's part of the biden administrations moved to forgive up to $20,000 in student loan debt for qualified borrowers. you find the application at student aid dot gov 05 happening today. there's another court appearance for elizabeth holmes, the founder of theranos, who was convicted of fraud. she's 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 day for homes was pushed back to november 18th because of today's hearing to review testimony at a trial, holmes was convicted of defrauding investors for theranos, the blood testing company she founded, she could get up to 20 years in prison.

six right down happened today. secretary of state anthony blinken is set to make a stop in the bay area. lincoln will be highlighting growth in america's technology, especially in silicon valley. later this morning and is scheduled to speak with former secretary of state condoleezza rice in an event at stanford's hoover institute. he's also scheduled visit stanford's national accelerator lab and the chip making facility in sunnyvale. president kamala harris is also back in california today as part of the midterm election push. she's going to be part of the town hall and reproductive rights in southern california as well as democratic fundraising event tomorrow. the vice president will be here in the bay area, where she'll be part of a discussion about climate change, as well as attending another democratic fundraiser. there are more reports of dogs being poisoned in the south bay following a similar case last week. one veterinary clinic in san jose says two more dogs accidentally ingested methamphetamine while out for a walk. while veterinarians say it's not a new trend, they say it's happening more and more often. normally there are a handful of cases every year, but now doctors are seeing at least one or two a month. veterinarians at med vet silicon valley say they think the dogs

are accidentally ingesting meth in areas where people are using the drug 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. veterinarians say the dog owners should be careful and if they think there's a problem or if their dog starts randomly pacing or acting different after a walk, take the animal to an emergency clinic. seven hours. 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 and marsh creek road and wallet boulevard in pittsburgh. the fire burned more than 5000 acres and cost smoky skies and unhealthy air quality levels. fire officials in the property owner put out the flames in middle line. 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 in the area is in the acceptable range in county officials are monitoring the situation and say they will alert residents if conditions change. time now is 808, and we're seeing some slowing here at the bay bridge, but i'm also beginning to see a little bit of the let up here just ever so slightly for the morning commute so we could start we could be starting some of the easing of conditions. but of course, it's going to take awhile. if you look at interstate 80 driving north to downtown oakland, it's just moderately have a five eighties also a little slow. but the real slow downs have been going the other way from hayward to fremont, from dublin down to the signal grade. this is because of earlier issues. you're going to get stuck there. if that's your commute, give yourself extra time. how we force improving a little bit. south bay commute is a typically slow from east to west, although there have been no major issues there, 808 let's go back to the desk. so thank you, with many people dealing with covid and

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multiple injuries left the niners shorthanded on defense, but that was not the only factor contributing to the team's loss . the niners had absolutely no running game and some very costly turnovers, given the falcons 28 14 victory joe fonzi in atlanta with the highlights on the niners tough 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. 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 getting seven point lead to go on at halftime, marietta 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. 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 produced 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 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. the defending nba champion. golden state warriors begin new season tomorrow night the warriors will host the los angeles lakers it chase center during opening night of the regular nba season. two golden state's younger stars signed new four year contract with the team over the weekend. andrew wiggins deal is for $109 million polls new contract is for 140 million who also made his first public comments after he was punched by his teammate draymond green. during a practice more than a week ago. 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 one championship. i mean, that's really all i have to say. tomorrow's opening night celebration will include a traditional ring ceremony for golden state's latest nba championship, whereas defeated

the boston celtics in this year's nba finals back in june. a 14 year time now. over the weekend, firefighters rescued someone who fell down a cliff in the marin headlands. the southern marine fire district shared this photo of the rescue operation just north of the golden gate bridge. person fell about 150 ft. down the ledge crews able to rescue them with ropes. firefighters say people need to be especially careful around the edge of cliffs now hearing more about those digital license plates that are available for everyone in california. instead of a traditional metal plate. you can now get a digital license plate . they come in either a battery powered plate for about $20 a month are hardwired version for 25 stolen the license plate can change to say stolen to alert police. company that makes them says the digital plates elected likely become common in the future. all the other states. look at california, as you know, basically best practices. so once it's here, it's everywhere. the company says about 30,000 drivers in california already have the digital license plates because they were part of a test

program over the past several years. speaking of the roads here, south castigated now with a look at what's going on right now, at 8 15 sellers of looking out there, you know andre and gasia. it's improving finally, but we had a rough start to the morning commute that had kind of long tentacles if you will kind of spread out it started with a crash on the signal grade. almost everything was affected. except that maybe the bay bridge the bay bridge is tried and true. it's kind of steady. it's been a 15 minute delay or maybe a little longer, depending on which line you're in, but 8 80 was affected. heading south. people are avoiding 6 80 that went out to 8 80 that got very crowded. we had a couple of crashes, 6 80 is still a lot busier than it normally is. from dublin down to the signal grade , and dallas ito's road is slow getting out of livermore. if you have the luxury of waiting around. i know a lot of people don't but if you do it should be better in the next hour. how we force improving a little bit. 6 80 is slow from concord, towanda creek. some big commute looks about normal, some slowing getting into that west valley.

look the sun's out in san jose to 80 north bend on the right looks pretty good at 8 16. let's talk about that weather. let's bring steve back in the sun's out. yes, sir. we didn't see that yesterday. that's for sure. we do have a pretty good fog bank, though, but it's far cry from anything we saw over the weekend. it has noticeable holes in it, and there's some higher clouds also spilling in. now there was a strong lowich is off southern cal actually went over us about a week ago. it was rather innocuous, but it had pretty good energy in southern california and arizona that has since pushed off and the new mexico this low will take the place of it. we will get the higher clouds up above it. so look for a mix of some low clouds, some higher clouds and some sun and temperatures will bump up after an unseasonably cool sunday that's for sure. 60 seventies on the temps, only some patchy low clouds and fog, but there's some, they're cooler lows by far had a lot of forties here partly sunny. partly cloudy , a little bit little warm. 68 54 the forecast i for san francisco. they have not had a high temp in the seventies this

entire month. probably this week , though. i mean, it has been really cool. last four or five days have been about 60 61 62 today we're going a little bit warmer, but the low is 1 degrees below the seasonal averages, which is 55 this time of year forties and fifties on the temps low fifties berkeley, oakland in their palo alto was 47 now 50. so we're bouncing off those morning lows. but look at the degrees cooler we are compared to yesterday at this time. 20 degrees cooler for nevado, double digits cooler. palo alto, livermore, hayward, oakland, conquered santa rosa and petaluma at 16 degrees. could you lose that low cloud deck? you get some breaks in that cloud that temperature tumbles, 30 bookends, trucking and towel . 50 60, sacramento to uk and then fifties and sixties up and down the coast, so one low drops in to replace the other one. the blocking pattern is continues to be up in the pacific northwest. once that breaks down in our pattern will break down so clouds and rain will state in the south. record temps will continue up in the pacific northwest for another couple of days. we are caught in between,

but we will get some mostly sunny skies and warmer temps starting tuesday into thursday. after that, it looks cooler again. there's a lot assigns a lot of lot of chatter. that maybe something will develop rain wise and snow was flies for us towards the end of the month going into early november. sure looks like it to me, 60 seventies on the temps, and we are looking for warmer temps into wednesday thursday cooler pattern you guys end of the week. thank you. steve 8 19 inflation is impacting more than prices coming up out, shifting the job market and the effect it's having on the economy. plus a reminder for parents from the academy american academy of pediatrics about the dangers of sids sudden, intimate death syndrome. after the break the updated guidelines for babies and sleep.

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it is at 20. firefighters say the flames are being fueled by gusty winds and low humidity amid record breaking heat. so far, no reports of any injuries and no homes have been damaged. a 22 is your time right now, governor, gavin newsom is again urging all of us to conserve water over the weekend, governor newsom praised new legislation encouraging californians to install drought tolerant landscaping state assembly bill 21 47 enhances the value of rebates if you install drought

tolerant landscaping by exempting them from being taxed , governor newsom says the legislation alliance these rebates with other permanent water efficiency and energy saving rebates. many water districts are already offering rebate programs for lawn replacement. and now with this bill or reinstating a personal tax exemption for those rebate programs. california is facing 1/4 straight dry year, and the state water resources control board already has water restrictions in place. some researchers are now drawing comparisons between the symptoms of long covid and chronic fatigue syndrome, according to the chronicle here. the two illnesses have similar symptoms. chronic fatigue, brain fog and on refreshing sleep. some people suffering from chronic fatigue syndrome say they hope the current attention on research into long covid will help them find answers as well. the chronicle says there is a push among some researchers to share information gathered on the two illnesses in hopes of finding a cure. the american academy pediatrics has updated its recommendations to help reduce the risk of sleep related deaths among infants. these are the

first new guidelines in six years about sudden infant death syndrome, or sids. the unexplained death typically happen among seemingly happy, healthy babies younger than a year old. the academy is now advising parents to try to have their babies sleep only on their backs whenever possible and say, don't add any kind of soft bedding to their crib. it's really important because a lot of incidents of sids or sudden independent death syndrome are related to overheating. um suffocation and getting wrapped up in bedding. estimated 3500 infants die from sleep related deaths every year in the united states. october is breast cancer awareness month and hundreds of people took part in this year's making strides against breast cancer walk in san francisco, ktvu is a proud sponsor of the event and our own heather holmes emcee. the event reporter emma goss 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

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today taking a look back at the loma prieta earthquake. we're live in san francisco to tell you what's being done to prepare us all for the next big one.

from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian andre senior. it is coming up on 8 30 right now. today is monday, october 17th. thank you so much for joining us . let's start things over now to steve paulson. steve. the sun came out yesterday. the last few hours of the day. i mean, most of the day was overcast. i agree. i was here 33 years ago. you remember it icu before channel two owned it, boy, i'll tell you that was that was a day to remember. i'll say yes, the overcast yesterday, andres, right? it didn't. i mean, i didn't see this until 3 45 in the afternoon. i'm like, is this october or june? what? we still have some low clouds around not nearly as much as yesterday. a lot of high clouds are coming in from another low that will eventually end up towards southern california. the temperature difference is amazing. these are how many degrees cooler er compared to yesterday. at this time, i mean double digits cooler for many here at one time, novato was 20 degrees called another 14 pill. um, is running 16 degrees cooler so monday. high clouds, some fog

and a lot of much cooler lows and forties this morning for some sun and high clouds. it will be a little bit warmer, though, so we'll go sixties on the temps to some seventies, alright over to sal 8 30 in the morning south. we've seen some improvements, steve, which is good, you know people who wait this long sometimes get a little bit of improvement at the bay bridge. there is improving that i just noticed. it's backed up. not quite to the maze that ran from 8 80 is better, but we've also had a couple of things going on south bend to 80, which normally doesn't have a slowdown . there's a crash near monterrey and 2 80 years backed up from 101 to getting down to daly city. you usually don't have that backup. just beware south down to 80 is going to be slow. east bay back to the east bay south bend to 42 at 6 80. those two freeways are reluctant because of a crash sat down 6 80 right after 2 40 to look at all that slow traffic. that commute had been improving and this in all grade and 8 80 are still pretty slow. 8 31. let's go back to the headlines to people who

were shot and injured last night in san francisco's fillmore district are being treated for their injuries happened near jefferson square park last night around 10. o'clock supervisor dean preston says they were taken to the hospital with gunshot wounds were working to get more information from san francisco police, including what led to the shootings and the victims conditions to now police in walnut creek investigating a shooting or one person was injured near a house party filled with teenagers. one partygoer tells ktvu that it was hosted by a student at northgate high and quickly he got out of control. we're told that doubled in its intended size up to 80 people after teams began sharing the event on social media. that's when partygoers tell us uninvited guests showed up and someone fired multiple gunshots nearby people who live in the area say while they were given a heads up about the party, they did not 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, uh, we've never had any issues like that. police haven't told us who was shot or the age of the

victim. they only say that person is recovering from non life threatening injuries. also, the police say the shooting was an isolated incident between the people involved happening today . officials are working 33 years since the loom operator earthquake struck the bay area magnitude 6.9 earthquake killed 63 people and caused major damage to the bay bridge, a number of san francisco neighborhoods and beyond. ktvu sally rasmus tells us about the dedication ceremony planned for later today. that dedication ceremony will happen outside fire station 35, which is on the embarcadero in san francisco. it'll include this sculpture here behind us. they're marking 33 years since the lone operator earthquake, and this sculpture that was unveiled earlier this year is supposed to represent the bow of a fireboat. those fireboats played a major role in the sp the fires that erupted after the llama parada quake that 6.9 magnitude quake back in 1989 killed 63 people injured more than 3400 others and it caused widespread damage . it happened at 507 in the

afternoon, while the giants in the eighties were facing off in the world series, many people watching the game at candlestick park or on tv. remember this moment second base, so the oakland a's taking hang on. what? we're having a dad telling my mom that it was earthquake weather five minutes before it happened. um and i was standing and i had to sit down because it was so much remember my dad taking us in the ferry to go see the papers that was collapsed. just remember how crazy it was to shake him. um. and then all that devastation during the loma prieta quake, a section of the upper deck of the bay bridge fell onto the lower deck, part of the old cypress freeway in oakland collapsed and homes and businesses collapsed in neighborhoods throughout the city. there the fireboats, which had some of their own water supply, helped keep those fires from spreading. you can see one of the departments

fireboats out here on the embarcadero right now. that's the st francis. it was the phoenix fireboat that that happr the loma parade earthquake, but the emergency response from the water is what firefighters and emergency officials will be commemorating today, along with the 33 years that have passed since that loma parada quake. in san francisco ali rasmus ktvu. box two news. pedestrian fatalities are getting the attention of police. the latest one happened in a costco parking lot. so far this year, san jose has recorded 28 pedestrian fatalities. that's compared to 19 at the same time in 2021, so joining us live on mornings on to talk about these issues and much more about what's happening in the city is mayor sam liccardo san jose. good morning, mayor. could be with you, andre. alright so mayor, so since we last spoke to you last month about the subject of pedestrian safety after an eight year old was killed, walking to school, there have been two more pedestrian deaths, bringing the total number 28 have city leaders come up with any ideas

that can immediately address the issue of potentially nets. well yes. first you know, it starts with investing resources and understanding where the deaths are happening, where they're serious injuries are most likely to happen. what we've learned as we understand more about this horrible increase, not just here in san jose, but we've seen a huge spike nationally and we're seeing response. certainly from washington, see, because every big city has seen this challenge. what we know is a disproportionate number of these deaths and serious injuries are happening at nighttime. so we've been investing in upgrading our lighting. 68,000 streetlights now have been upgraded from sodium to led brighter white light, which will help with pedestrians and drivers. secondly we know we need to make our roadways safer. so we're investing $93 million this year and roadway improvements and we know that overwhelmingly the disproportionate number of these collisions are happening in really high traffic. corridors

about 3% of our streets are responsible for 55% of our fatalities. so we've identified the 17 corridors that are riskiest for pedestrians. and that's where we're focusing our dollars, probably in east and south san jose. and then, of course, we know that fundamentally comes down to behavior. it's around, speeding and inattentive driving. and again. we it's cause for what we're seeing nationally, uh, the use of smartphones obviously distracting way too many drivers. we're experimenting with different ideas around how we can slow down the drivers, obviously filling our traffic enforcement unit sends a pd but we know sitting with 280 square miles. we're not going to get officers in every street corner, so we've got to use more innovative approaches. we're working now with the dmv around something we think could be promising around detecting high speed quarters and then notifying drivers when we're finding them speeding consistently. because we know if we can't get a cop there. at least we can get a text or an email to them and let them know

we're watching them. so that would involve kind of like we see in other areas where they normally send the ticket. but in this case, it would be a warning. if you have these, the cameras mounted, maybe their cameras. i'm not really sure. but if these systems are mounted in place, they was not necessarily send them a ticket in the mail, but an alert in the mail. yes and we love the cinema ticket by the way, but the state currently prohibits that 14 states in this country, allowing california does not. we've been pushing hard to change that law until we can get the legislature to move on that we're going to use every other means at our disposal. is there any way to at the dmv when they go to renew their plate or like that, when is there any of the dmv to say hey, let's look at this. you've you've been alerted to speeding several times. maybe it will cost them more to register cars, anything like that on the table in addition to alerting them we would love to see that happen as well. unfortunately that also requires state legislation and the cities of san jose and san francisco have been at the forefront of this. we want to see automated speed enforcement. we know we can't possibly hire enough police officers to get

out there and take it everybody . but the reality is this takes change at the state level, so we're going to continue to advocate. in the meantime, we're going to use every other creative means at our disposal. all right, the other big issue that we've been reporting on over the last week or so. sexual assaults on ride hailing company apps you've have reportedly been trying to get uber to release data on sexual assaults. why has this become an urgent topic for you? and where are you in in talking to the company about releasing that information. well, just to be clear. the data is being released being released on an annual basis to the public utilities commission. unfortunately public utilities commission doesn't investigate sexual assault doesn't arrest anybody doesn't prosecute and he doesn't put anybody in jail. and as far as i'm concerned, that's an inadequate response and the community where dozens of the sexual assault events are happening, and literally police not being told about it. and that's unacceptable if it's the catholic church at stanford

university, we wouldn't accept it. we shouldn't accept it with uber or left and currently in this county if there's a sexual assault on a transit system, the value transportation authority reports every incident to the county sheriff. it should be that way throughout the country , regardless of whether it's public transportation or uber and left. we think that everybody needs to step up and report these incidents. to the police, the utilities commission . they're not required to turn it over to the d a s office or the police department as it is right now. all they get is very vague and optimized data about the fact that something happened somewhere with nothing specific , and that's a year later. that doesn't help us any. we want an immediate report to the police department so we can investigate . if there's a culprit. at the end of this, we can arrest them for uber's part, they say they have argued that sexual assault victims should be the only ones to control when and how their experiences are reported. assuming someone wants the police involved or pressuring

them to do so re traumatizing them. what do you say? say to that. i know you saw that quote published recently. we agree wholeheartedly that the sexual assault survivor ultimately is the decision makers to whether or not to report to the police, but let's keep be very clear about re traumatizing. they're already interviewing that survivor about whatever happened to them, except the interviewer is an employee of lifting uber. so somehow i know that they believe that disclosure to a faceless, nameless corporation is to a police officer, d a or someone who can actually do something about the culprit is out there who may, in fact be victimizing others that that is somehow traumatizing. it's very convenient for lifting uber. they're happy to say, hey, don't worry your pretty little heads about it. we're just going to investigate this internally, and we'll let you know if we find any reason to report that's not good enough. it's not good enough for our district attorney

is not good enough for our sanity. police department the process ongoing here. let's move to this. the city has handed a victory for the most part in an ordinance passed requiring gun owners in the city to have insurance with the recent federal court ruling. can the ordinance now take effect. and when would that be? the good news is the federal district court is dismissed. nine of the 10 claims that were followed against us by two of the groups of plaintiffs. we expect that they're going to re file so there's going to be more litigation. we know litigation never moves fast enough. that's the way the world works, but we're going to be january 1st. we're going to implementing the insurance requirement and hopefully soon thereafter. the fees as well. the fees will help to pay to reduce violence in our community and one real quick question the insurance that they have to get and the fees that they have to pay the insurance. where do they get the insurance for your for your for your weapon. well the good news is for the overwhelming majority of gun owners. this isn't going to cost him a dime because their homeowners policy already will

their insurance company and any most cases, the renter's policy will as well. and so this is all baked in. sometimes they need to pay a little bit more. typically it won't cost him a dime. and what about the paying these nonprofit? is that something going to be alerted to buy the city? they're going to be sent something in the mail saying, hey, you have to pay this is that how that's going to work? yeah we actually working with community groups, including individuals who are part of gun owner groups, and they're participating in various ways through a nonprofit center formation. now we hope that there'll be a lot of ways in which will be able to get the word out. obviously gun stores online and in other ways, all right. san jose mayor sam liccardo thank you so much for joining us in providing your insight into some big topics in the city. we appreciate it. great to be with you. thanks. 43 here. what's expected to be a groundbreaking change and how americans access hearing aids are now available at pharmacies across the country coming up on

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including. tesla, johnson and johnson, united airlines, 80 and t and verizon. some of the big banks already posted solid earnings that helped take stocks up right when that opening bell ring this morning be of a wells fargo and jpmorgan chase all posted solid gains this morning , and those stocks are up close to 3% at this point as we take a live look at the markets wanted to get the latest readings, the dow jones they're up almost 2% now, 537 points. their tech stocks are soaring, taking the nasdaq up more than 3% 6 10,070 s and p 500 also up more than 2.5% roadblocks, in particular,

has added a lot of users it's up about 20% kanye west has a deal in place to buy the conservative social media platform parlor. he released a statement saying, quote in a world where conservative opinions are considered to be controversial, we have to make sure we have the right to freely express ourselves. now he has been banned from many sites after he was accused of inappropriate and offensive posts. the terms of the deal have not been released , but both west and parlor say they expect the deal to be finalized by the end of the year . jobless claims are on the rise again, economists say inflation may be slowing down the growth we've seen in the past few quarters the federal reserve's plan to fight inflation is to cool the economy and weaken the labor market so that growth slows down major companies many in tech and real estate have recently cut jobs or announced hiring freezes. 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 theory. strange dichotomy. where in direct service jobs, certain construction jobs. employers can't find people at the same time in white car jobs, particularly in finance. mortgage finance. um related fields. um, we're beginning to see layoffs. wages have continued to increase on average . however some economists argue a typical workers still not earning enough to keep up with inflation. and another 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 percent of millennials, who responded say they have actually

taken on credit card debt to support going out. a similar number of respondents said they are going on fewer dates because of higher costs and inflation. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. thank you. for the first time, the alaska snow crab harvest has been canceled, omitted disappearance of billions of crab. in recent years. officials from the alaska department of fish and game said the population of snow crab has shrunk from about eight billion in 2018 to just one billion last year. it's too low for them to open the fishing season, scientists are worried the sudden population drop will mean trouble for the arctic ecosystem. one theory is that crabs have moved farther north into colder water as the ocean warms. other scientists are blaming overfishing in the past few decades, fishermen off the coast of new jersey got a bit more than they expected last week. oh yeah, that's a large whale breaching out of the water and knocking against the boat. the fisherman says he had taken

his phone out to take a picture of his dad's catch when he caught the breaching whale on camera. thankfully the 18 ft boat they were on was not damaged, and no one was hurt. but man, what a cool site that is? yeah for sure. it's one of those. you know, if there's no video, it didn't happen. i don't even believe it. but now that you have the video, right it's official. it happened. it happened all the fish. look at all the fish like scattering big guys feeding on it. big guy or gal? mm 8 51 a final check of your monday traffic. we had some major problems in the east bay. i hope everything is all smoothed out by now. yeah you know, and i can make a really good case for viewers to stick around and watch the nine because as things are improving is still a little bit slow. but i think that by the time we get to 10, o'clock and that's a big ask for a lot of people. i mean, i find that people have to go when they have to go. but if you can wait around a little bit between hayward and fremont, things are beginning to get better. finally dublin and pleasant head on 6 80. you can see signs of improvement, but

there's still plenty of slow traffic out there. the bay bridge has improved quite a bit. we don't have a big backup anymore. it's about a 5 to 7 minutes delay before you make it onto the bridge. if you're driving into san francisco, we had a problem. southbound to idiot monterey that's still kind of a trouble spot. but if you're driving down to daly city to 80, if you can get on after monterey or just use a different way to get down to daly city instead of 2 80. that would be the best call 8 52. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. thank you, sir. a little bit of a change here today after that big fog bank over the weekend and made it all the way to the sierra foothills. weak little low is coming in, but the pattern is still blocked. that's the record heat up in seattle, portland's the low down in southern california. arizona gave them lots of rain. this system right here, the lowest right there. it's going to do the same thing it's going to drop in. it'll give us some higher class, but the low itself will take a track right there and replace the other one were left in between. but it does look like after today. warmer temps will kick in for a couple of days. so it mixes some low

clouds, high clouds and sun so partly sunny. partly cloudy here much cooler lows, though i mean, we actually actually saw 39 in middletown in lake county, lata low forties. thanks, sonoma, kenny. airport dropped to 42 so sixties and seventies on the temps here. san francisco going 68 today. they have not had a 70 degree temps this month, probably this week. it will happen. but on sunday saturday, friday and thursday 65 60 to 62 61 cool, cool, cool. speaking of cool, i'll say, take a look at the temperatures for walnut creek going back to yesterday. all the way back to last wednesday 70 yesterday 71 on saturday. friday was a little warmer. 79 thursday 78 wednesday 79. i went 77 today, probably the upper eighties. by the time we get the wednesday and thursday and maybe near 90 still a few forties, holding on a couple of fifties there, but much cooler had upper twenties, low thirties in south lake tahoe and truckee. this morning, fifties and sixties up and down the coast, so the pattern is about ready to change, but not yet. usually when it's called a

blocking pattern. it lasts about three weeks after about thursday friday, i think you'll start to see more of a progressive pattern so another lows on its way to southern california, maybe northern baja and arizona . we will get mostly sunny and warmer weather starting tuesday , taking us into thursday before another system drops down on the weekend. it cools off. really all weather eyes are on next week. there's a lot of signs that point towards maybe a change to a weather pattern for us. towards the end of the month and early november 60 seventies on the temps. if you want it warmer, just hang in there. we'll get there on tuesday, wednesday thursday, and it looks cooler again going into the weekend. you guys all right? thank you so much, steve. as we mark 33 years since the earthquake. we are also looking into how safe your home actually is coming up on the nine rely with an expert to talk about the grants available to help you seismically retrofit your home first, though doctors warn that some babies born at the very beginning of the pandemic are missing key milestones. but researchers point to as the main re on for t se

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jones. at least four people were killed. one drone slammed into a residential building. energy plants were also targeted. administration has a new policy about people from venezuela who want to come to america in an effort to discourage venezuelans from heading to the border. the u. s is now turning them away as they arrived to 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 this country, and there is a limit of 24,000 venezuelans, another the second largest nationality, arriving at the u. s border after people from mexico. 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 coordination. in addition to covid-19 world health leaders meeting in germany say a lack of international cooperation is also 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. someone attendees also say more needs to be done to address mental health issues worldwide. 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 year old compared to babies born between 2020 11. researchers say the lockdowns that were implemented at the beginning of the pandemic are likely the reason because most of these babies didn't meet anybody their own age during that time. yeah. stockton police says it has arrested a serial killer with connections to homicides in that city and also in oakland called him because i was worried what police say was the key to tracking down the suspect. also ahead. longtime barrier residents remember it like it was yesterday. but today marks 33 years since the loom operator earthquake rocked our region. this is what many of us saw on television. what's being done to make sure people are prepared for what could be the next big one. then curious canine poisoned after accidentally ingesting methamphetamine dogs are naturally curious, right? they see something different. something shiny, soth