with a new ring to add to their collection and fans gearing up for an exciting year ahead. i think we're going to come together. i think the young lawyers are going to come together as well. i love seeing what's happening. i love seeing

the synergy. a big night at chase center. good evening. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach, the nba champion warriors open up that title defense against the los angeles lakers. we do have teame, joe. mike you know, and normal game. we'd be talkin the fourth quartr still going on. it was very late start and a long pre game here before national television audience the reason for that. obviously the warriors got their rings representing the championship that they earned back in june. you know, a lot of teams never get an opportunity to do this to warriors had representatives from all seven of their championship teams here in the house tonight and then the guys got to see the table that had the rings the things they were all waiting for its fourth championship in eight years for the warriors, and four guys have been part of that. andre iguodala, one of them, but the big three, obviously

draymond green, klay thompson and steph curry, but a real nice touch as well want toscano anderson was a member of the championship team as well. he now plays for the lakers, and he got his ring here tonight. and for one last time, the championship team of 2022 got to pose yet their rings and be together for one more time, as many of them have gone in opposite directions now, but the big star of the pregame show obviously was the mvp steph curry. this is a very special night. celebrating our fourth championship at eight years. from game six of the 2019 finals in oakland. to game six and 22 to 2022 finals here today center. um this is a long, long journey, and it's such an amazing honor to be able to celebrate our fourth banning seventh in franchise history here with the island night, so thank you all very much. well there's nothing better for an

opposing team than to spoil a ring ceremony. so far, the words have been ahead most of this game, but it's not over yet. there had one of 3 89, with about five minutes left to play in the fourth quarter. they have led most of the way, but they haven't put it together. put it away quite yet, but jason appelbaum will tell you all about that, with highlights later on coming up in sports, but for now. a very special night here in san francisco back go back to you guys in the studio. no doubt. special night indeed. right there inside the building. joe. thank you for that. and from joe, we go to zach outside j center. he watched the game with fans ready to usher in the winning season this year. hopefully here, zack. yes certainly openly. the fans have been here glued to the big screen here and thrive city for the entire game. and many of them have been here since earlier this afternoon. there feeling good about tonight's game, and they're feeling pretty good about the whole season. fireworks in an electric crowd, welcoming the warriors back to chase center as champions, their

banner hoisted into the rafters. fans arriving outside early for the home opener. i can't wait. i can't wait to see what happens this season, signing a giant canvas across the street with personal messages of motivation for the season, when you watch them for so many years losing and then to have this like unprecedented time, four and eight. it's awesome. life is awesome inside the arena, mark estrada already prepared to make a season prediction. you know, this has got to be one of the best squads in a while, so i think we can repeat. uh it'll be warriors and six against the brooklyn nets, confident he has the lucky necklace needed to help the dubs. bring home. an eighth crown wore this throughout the entire playoffs, and not the only one in dub nation with a lucky charmer to john for the season a game. this little guy is sure to remember. it's his first game here, so, remember this, the lakers oh, warrior. the warriors, still

with a long season ahead, but these guys proving it's never too early for a little friendly rivalry. brothers. are you growing up? fight first and all that. you know, we brothers, no matter what we stick through it. we got more rings than a warrior's. you feel me, so we're gonna keep rocking. i love the warriors. you know, i've been with the warriors since way back when you know, but there's still my brother. at the same time i that cheer one more time. let's go. pretty sure those warriors fans one out in that group that time. go dubs mike. no doubt time to keep the dynasty rolling time to defend that championship titles sauce live tonight outside the chase center. zach appreciated warrior fans now have the opportunity actually to take part in the championship ring experience through augmented reality fans will be able to virtually wear the team's championship rings and

capture photos. we found a few fans actually posting their selfies to twitter. the a r experiences in two in person locations when it thrives city the other one inside the chase lounge. it will also be accessible to fans through the warriors, fan experience mobile app and to keep up with the warrior season. just head off to our website, ktvu dot com. there you can find scores and player updates, plus the biggest stories surrounding the team this year. to attend tonight. parents have an oakland third grader are worried about his safety. they say the eight year old and another student were assaulted by an adult who thought they were bullying. his family member. police were called, but the parents are not satisfied with the investigation . ktvu lamonica peters live now in oakland, with more on this story, lamonica. this incident happened about a month ago after school at cleveland elementary. the brown say they have no idea of this man's whereabouts and they're just concerned that nothing will happen. an adult

man came on campus. specifically looking for my child. and he found him in the bathroom and he assaulted him. and i believe that he needs to pay for what he did. jamal and shanti brown say they were shocked after learning their third grader had been accosted by a strange man while at school on september 23rd. they say he grabbed two boys on campus that day. they also believe he's related to one of their sons schoolmates and was upset because he thought the boys were bullying his niece over snacks. he followed my son into the bathroom. did the same thing picked him up, push them, pick them up and put them on the wall and threaten him as well for chasing her for talkies. and then just drop them. and that's that's what happened. oakland unified school district released this statement saying in part there was an incident in september at an $0 elementary school in which a family member of a student entered campus after school threatened to other students and allegedly assaulted

at least one of them. oakland police were called to the campus and staff explained to them what happened. usd is cooperating with the opd investigation. son had nightmares. um, the first the first couple of days he did have a nightmare. he didn't want to go to baseball practice. he didn't want to do that, so he was traumatized from the event. the brown say they have complained about the campus being unsecured, and it seems some gates are only locked at certain times, with violent incidents happening in oakland schools and across the country. they want more safety precautions and accountability. this man is still on the lose, and we have a very clear picture of him several pictures of him. so i want to know. why is it so hard to find him when you know the family? the browns also say there is security video of this man entering the campus and they've requested it from oakland police, but they haven't received it yet. oakland police say they'll continue investigating this case. julie

and this comes after another incident at another school in oakland, where a child wandered away. an autistic child wandered away from another school. have police been in touch with the parents in this particular case, lamonica yes, they have. they have interviewed the parents. they talked with the children, but i guess it's just taking them a little while to figure out exactly what happened. they're just not sure i don't think they've been given an update recently. as to what's happening with this man. they do know who he is. he's a family member of another student there, so i guess they're just, um, you know, asking for more information about this, and they want to see him arrested. they want to press charges because he did allegedly grabbed their child and you can understand why they are upset. lamonica. thank you. well for the second time in the less than four months an innocent victim has been killed as a result of a police pursuit in oakland. the most recent

incident happened yesterday morning when a fleeing suspect crashed into a pickup truck driver of that truck was killed and investigation is now underway into whether officers updated dispatch with the suspect speed traffic conditions at the time and other risk factors. oakland's police chief said the suspect had brandished a gun in a road rage incident in that same car. three days earlier. our policy does allow officers to pursue a vehicle that is involved in a violent felony or has a firearm involved. the suspect, 23 year old jonathan hernandez, was charged with vehicular manslaughter, evading and being a felon in possession of a gun. the oakland city council approved an agreement to continue the police departments use of automatic license plate readers. the compromise plan will allow opd to store license plate data for six months. it also requires quarterly reports to ensure the city is in compliance with local and state law. supporters say putting more

license plate readers on the streets could serve as a deterrent and help solve crimes. while critics have raised privacy concerns more than 25 years after the disappearance of kristin smart, a former classmate has been found guilty of her murder. a jury in salinas today found 45 year old paul flores guilty of killing smart when they were both students at cal poly in 1996. investigators said he tried to rape the 19 year old then killed her after taking her back to her dorm following a party. her father spoke out today, saying there was no joy in the verdict. this has been agonizingly long journey with more downs than ups. but we are grateful and appreciate the diligence and energy of the two juries to thoroughly review the facts. and reach their decisions. a second jury acquitted floors as father 81 year old ruben flores of being an accessory to the murder

. prosecutors argued that ruben flores helped to hide smarts. body blood was found underneath his deck, but it was too degraded to provide a dna sample smarts remains have never been found. this case is not over. this case will not. be over until kristen is returned home. paul flores is attorney declined to comment today. sentencing is set for december. 9th floor is faces 25 years to life in prison . you attend a federal grand jury has issued new indictment in the deadly fire on a dive boat off the coast of santa barbara. this indictment alleges that captain jerry boylan acted with gross negligence in connection with the fire in september of 2019. 34 people were killed when they were trapped below deck. a judge threw out the original case last month. the families of some of the victims praised the new charge. boiling faces 10 years in prison if convicted. coming up the candidates for san francisco district attorney taking the stage tonight the

main topics up for debate with the election three weeks away, also vice president kamala harris and her quick trip to the bay area today her message for democrats ahead of the november election. we'll take a look at the weather as we move forward into a warmer day tomorrow, warmer than today, even and then a big cool down towards the weekend.

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to the job based moderate and progressive candidates, including john hamasaki, who was endorsed by the democratic party . ktvu s jana katsuyama live now in the newsroom with the issues they debated tonight, janna julie. this was really a battle between jenkins, who has taken a very hard line on crime and criticized the previous d. a's office and other candidates who say that she isn't doing enough and there is a need for more reform efforts for candidates for san francisco's district attorney job faced hundreds of people at the forum sponsored by the league of women, voters and university of san francisco. they explained why they want the job and answered questions about what they would do to address the city's drug problems. interim district attorney brooke jenkins pointed to her eight year years with the prosecutor's office and says she's running to

bring accountability to criminals. what i know is that the da's office effectively decriminalized the sale of drugs over the last 2.5 years. i did come in and take a tougher approach because we need a tougher approach that should they be connected to selling fentanyl to somebody that overdoses that they could be charged with murder because we have to hold these people accountable. joel liotta veronese, a civil rights attorney and former law enforcement officer, criticized jenkins, saying she's focusing too much on politics and not enough on action. the day i get sworn in those investigators that are driving this district attorney around will go back to work. they'll go back on the street, and they will make fentanyl arrests on that day. attorney john hamasaki, a former police commissioner, pointed to his endorsement by the democratic party, saying the system needs reform. not just arrests. tried that all it does is bring out more dealers and more dealers now fighting for turf. we have to address the demand side of it. the man's side of it means getting treatment for users mauritian

yet san francisco native and attorney says he will take a hard line. one of my biggest things i'll do is block access. i'll put both users and dealers in jail. if you don't shape up, you gotta ship out. the candidates agreed on support for the card program that helps police provide services on calls to homeless people and in innocence commission to review cases, but there were differences on whether to treat 16 and 17 year olds as adults. jenkins and shenyang taking a harder line than hamasaki, or ah, liotta over knees. there also was conflict over how to deal with hate crimes. this current d a. hasn't charged the hate crime yet. what message is that? sending we have an ethical obligation not to charge something that we can't prove beyond a reasonable doubt. i spent 2.5 years in this city as the designated hate crimes prosecutor and i tell you it's one of the hardest things to prove, because it's one of the only crimes that requires proof of motive we for too long have treated are victims is just, um , you know they're another

witness, and this is what we're going to use. to score a conviction and get a notch on the wall or whatever. you should not be shot because you're white , black yellow brown under my administration. i guarantee you crime is crime. and the election on november, 8th will be for a one year term, and it will be ranked choice voting, allowing people to vote for multiple candidates. in the order of preference, julie a lot of big issues facing the city, janet. thank you. vice president kamala harris was in the bay area today with a pitchfork potential voters. as political reporter greg lee tells us now democrats are trying to rally their base with the election now just three weeks away. me home. vice president kamala harris took the stage at san francisco's cowl theater for discussion on climate action, bringing together all the folks who historically fought for voting rights. who fought for marriage equality who are fighting for

reproductive health rights and are fighting to have smart climate policy. and let's bring everybody into the room. harris back in the bay area as part of a swing through the golden state three weeks from the midterms. she's also here raising money for democrats. harris spent monday in l, a talking about reproductive rights and at another fundraiser, it's all about the fundraising of california is where the money is in northern california, silicon valley, hollywood and southern california. so that's it's money . last week, president biden held events in southern california and raised money for his party. the vp is the latest high profile democrat to stop in the bay area. first lady jill biden earlier this month. hillary clinton last week, secretary of state antony blinken, joined by house speaker nancy pelosi in the south bay monday. bay area democrats dominate the national party from nancy pelosi and kamala harris to gavin newsom influence coming to try to shore up democrats in the country. they want to

support the biden agenda. on tuesday, the administration announced the first offshore wind lease sale off the coast of central and northern california . during the discussion, vp harris touted the administration's efforts to fight climate change, including the $370 billion included in the inflation reduction act so much about this movement that really he is. the intersection. between the economy between what we must do that is about public health. what we must do that recognizes that those dangers to public health invariably affect our most vulnerable as harrison. democrats try to get voters to the polls in hopes of keeping control of the house and senate , the pendulum appears to be swinging back towards republicans in the latest new york times santa college poll. it shows 49% of likely voters say they plan to vote for a republican to represent them in congress, 45% for a democrat, the economy and inflation, the top issues for voters. in a statement, a spokesperson from

the republican national committee said kamala harris is back in san francisco, but she isn't talking about gas prices, record inflation or the homelessness crisis in california because she can't be bothered to talk about issues that voters are actually struggling with. we are in a very specific moment in time. and this window is going to shut on us. if we don't act. with a sense of urgency at monday's fundraiser in l. a vice president harris touted the administration's accomplishments and said quote this is the most important midterm of our life in san francisco, gregory ktvu, fox two news and president biden is promising to make abortion rights legislation a top priority next year. the president spoke at the democratic party event in washington today, he says the first bill he wants to send to congress next year would be one that codifies roe v. wade into law. political analysts say that would only happen, though, if democrats control enough seats in congress to pass the bill. the president acknowledged that several attempts to enshrine

abortion rights into law fell a few votes short of passing this year. alright did warm up today. very noticeable today over the weekend. we were very cool and then we've slowly and gradually gotten to the point where we got these numbers today warmer than yesterday by in some cases, 5 10 degrees temperatures tomorrow, going to warm up again another four or five degrees, so we're going to see temperatures in the low nineties tomorrow, maybe maybe midnight. he's gonna be the warmest day or hottest day. of the week, most certainly because then we had for a big drop in temperatures that's towards the weekend. so what that tells you is, things are moving around and changing, which means that pressure system that that high and that low that were blocking weather systems from getting in here to bring us beneficial rain are now being budged out there. moving on. not tomorrow, little bit on thursday, but then much more on friday, saturday and sunday and saturday sunday at full troughs going to develop over the western united states, and that's gonna bring rain to the parts of northern california, oregon. washington where they

have lots of fires is going to be really beneficial. that's on the weekend. we're cooler on the weekend for us tomorrow. we're warmer. we're going to be a few degrees warmer than this. like i said, warmest day of the week. most likely when i come back, we'll put it all together. look at the five day forecast and look at the latest computer model. right? alright bill, we'll see you soon. coming up here. a new study shedding light on the effect covid can have on several vital organs. also san francisco officials taking steps to increase housing density in the city game ahead for the oakland roots soccer club. we caught up with the team at practice before they head off to their first postseason match.

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sing density in the city. the board voted in favor of reforming residential zoning laws. the move would allow up to four units of housing on every residential lease. own lots in the city and up to six units for those corner lots. mayor london breed vetoed a similar proposal

passed by the board in july, but she is expected to support this particular plan. the city of antioch has now joined other east bay cities in enacting rent control. mayor lamar thorpe signed the ordinance this morning at the casa blanca apartment and now joins richmond and oakland, among others, to cap annual rent increases. advocates say the long awaited measure will help keep tenants in their homes, especially low income residents. i know what it's like to live paycheck to paycheck. as our city governments continue to worry about their budgets while we worry about how we're gonna pay our rent and feed our children while they use our tax dollars to not support us. we're going to the antioch measure caps annual rent increases at 3% and it is retroactive to august 23rd so thankful for all the tenants who mobilized and marched countless hours. many city council meetings that we've attended, and all of this

victory is because of you. it also covers low income housing developments, like the casa blanca complex where the event was held information tonight involving the accused serial killer and stocked in his court appearance just today, as police give us more insight into the day he was caught, plus i hope she wasn't burned alive. you know, and i hope that whoever did this, um, gets you know justice police working to identify a woman found burned along a trail in antioch's the belongings found on the victim concerns tonight for the safety of a rock climber from iran after competing in an international competition. and the hunt for the pennant begins our jason appelbaum with the highlights from san diego and new york comi up in

formally with three counts of murder. wesley brownlee made his first court appearance this afternoon after his arrest over the weekend. prosecutors charged brownlee with the three most recent killings in stockton, saying more charges are likely. police say brownlee killed six men and injured one woman. all of the victims were in stockton , except one man who was fatally shot in oakland. today we learned what type of gun police say was bound during brownlee's arrest. defendant was apprehended by the stockton police department and was found to have a firearm. that firearm is commonly known as a ghost gun. the san joaquin county district attorney says information on the additional murder charges will be forthcoming. we can simply cannot protect our communities without support from our community. and we are grateful to everyone who provided tips that led to this arrest and now the prosecution. brownlee did

not enter a plea today and is scheduled to return to court on november. 14th was shot and killed early this morning in san francisco's tenderloin district that's happened just after midnight in the 900 block of market street officers say they responded to a shot spotter activation and found a man in the street suffering from gunshot wounds. the victim was pronounced dead there at the scene. police said the shooter was last seen heading east on turk right toward mason. description of the gunman has not been released. prosecutors formally charged demand following a hit and run crash that killed a woman in walnut creek. earlier this month. the contra costa county district attorney's office has charged 29 year old marquez ramirez with two felony counts. he's accused of hitting 44 year old tweet tweet lee on october 1st. she was walking in a crosswalk california boulevard and civic drive after leaving work from her nail salon. prosecutors believe marc marquez ramirez was intoxicated while driving and left the scene of the crime. he

remains in jail on $300,000 bail . woman's body was found burned along a trail in antiochus late today, police release photos of some jewelry that they hope will help identify her views. cristina rendon reports the woman's killing has shaken neighbors. neighbors say meow calumny trail in antiochus has seen its share of small fires mostly started by a housed people. but monday morning, firefighters put out a fire and found a woman's burned body. it's just horrific neighbors like this woman named miriam, tell us people are afraid to let their children outside. it sounds like something out of like a movie. never ever. thought i'd hear about anything like that, like, you know, a few 100 ft. away from me. police say the woman died before she was found by firefighters just off the paved trail north of lopez drive between gentry town and loosenwa around 5 30 am due to severe burns. police are having difficulty identifying

her, but they released these photos of jewelry she was wearing in hopes the public can help. e was wearing a ring on her right ring finger and a metal necklace with the letter. her k on it. police described the woman as african american under 30 years old, about five ft six inches with three missing left lower molars and a distinctive gap between her two front teeth. there was yellow taped blocking off that entrance and entrance here. a neighbor who did not want to be identified, tells me police officers knocked on her door asking about the area. they showed her family a lineup of women's pictures to try and figure out who the victim was. my kids are scared. i'm like not too scared because there's this is just a lot of homeless activity here, so i'm kind of used to it with little information from police. people are left concerned about this being a potential crime. she wasn't burned alive. you know, and i hope that whoever did this , um gets you know, justice.

neighbors say they have complained to police about fires over the years along the trail, but we're told that the city can't do much because it's maintained by east bay mud in any other. cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news registered nurses at sutter, alta bates medical center in oakland and berkeley may soon go on strike. the union issued a notice to the hospital. the nurses plan to hold a five day strike next week. the nurses say the hospital has not addressed what they call persistent patient care issues, including workplace violence and high turnover, as her spokesperson says they've had a number of bargaining sessions and believe the best way to reach a fair deal is to stay at the negotiating table. the 10 week long strike involving northern california. kaiser mental health workers may soon be over the national union of healthcare workers and kaiser permanente have released a joint statement saying both sides have come to a tentative agreement. terms of the deal have not been released a two day voting period involving the nearly 2000 kaiser

therapist is now underway. the statement included a thank you from both sides to sacramento mayor darrell steinberg for quote, mediating and helping to bring negotiations to a close study suggests covid infections can have a dramatic effect on key organs in the human body, infectious disease experts at washington university in st louis say their research shows some organs aging faster after covid by as much as 3 to 4 years. in the span of one. they attribute the changes to the persistence of the virus. it sticks around, causing inflammation and autoimmune problems, the majority happening among people who were hospitalized but also some who had mild covid symptoms. researchers say more data is necessary here in the years to come, attend tonight a female rock climber from iran is in the spotlight after competing without her mandated headscarf. many believe she was expressing support for protests in iran following the death of a woman who was is in police custody because of her clothing. now, some worry she is facing

retaliation. fox news laura ingle has the story. concerns about the safety of an iranian rock climber after she competed in south korea without her nation's mandatory headscarf. el nas. rikabi was not wearing a hijab during sunday's international climbing final, instead sporting a white jersey with iran's flag, her hair uncovered and in a ponytail. it's widely believed the 33 year old athlete was expressing support for protests in iran and around the world in which women have cut their hair and burned headscarves following the death of masha, a meanie meanie is the 22 year old iranian woman who died last month in custody of the morality police after being detained over her clothing protests have been ongoing over the last five weeks. police in iran, often responding with violence. human rights groups estimate that over 200 demonstrators have been killed,

continued unnecessary and disproportionate use of force against protesters must stop. we urged the authorities to address the underlying causes of the grievances of the population instead of using violence to suppress the protests. on tuesday, a post appeared on recoveries instagram page, saying not wearing a hijab was unintentional quote. i encountered a problem with my cover during the final of the asian championships held in south korea due to inappropriate timing and an unexpected call for me to climb the wall. it is not clear if she penned the post . unconfirmed reports claimed rikabi was jailed upon her return to iran in new york. laura engel, fox news coming up tonight at 11 a pay boost for teachers at the berkeley unified school district, the salary increase voted on at the school board meeting. it will take a second. look at that weather, the five day forecast and the big changes coming this weekend. also ahead tonight, some encouraging news for netflix the

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shares soaring after hours the loss. cotto's company says it gained nearly 2.5 million users last quarter and now has 223 million subscribers, retaking the title of world's largest video streaming service. netflix also announced revenue and earnings that topped analyst expectations. shares were up 14% in after hours trading. stocks for the most part, were higher for the second straight day on wall street investors were in a buying mood after positive earnings reports from investment bank goldman sachs and defense contractor. lockheed martin and the dow is up 338 points. the

nasdaq gained 96, the s and p added 42 points today for the first time since the start of the covid pandemic. the techcrunch disrupt conference is back in san francisco. some of the biggest names in tech are gathering for three days at the mosconi center. they will discuss recent game changing innovations that are expected to change the future of the tech industry. some big celebrities are also set to speak, including comic kevin hart, tennis star serena williams and golden state warrior draymond green oakland roots soccer club is headed off to the playoffs. it will be their first postseason game on sunday night against san diego reviews, brooks jarocz went to practice to see the preparations underway for the big game. for the oakland roots. this is where it all happens. the training the concentration, the practice for the playoffs. playoffs is a special time of the year. it's my favorite time of the year. i like to think of it, as you know who will step up for the big occasion starts out here from

the fancy footwork to proficient passing, knowing they only have one shot to win an advance. when we get out there and we're doing certain drills with the team working on structure working on tactically how you're going to play and ultimately just competing. the team has already overcome hurdles with coaching changes mid season and a disappointing loss last weekend . it wasn't until the last vegas lights tied another game and secured the roots of playoff position we've been in since the beginning of the season, the league it was a 1% chance and look at us now. so we're here to take it. but that takes work and working together to prepare something. coaches are keeping a close eye on what's important to us that we come in every day and work hard, um and try to get the maximum out of every player. three. fine. 678 night running intense drills to get the legs moving and mind working. this one's called five v two

personally my favorite game. it's two guys in the middle, and we're trying to keep the ball around them, and it's a little competition, you know, to see who stays in the longest 1919 repetition is key for the goalies. it's anticipation. for the players, its accuracy. i decided to put my best foot forward and try out, but i think they let me score better to leave it to the professionals who are fine tuning and perfecting at this point, your legs your mind your body. everything might be tired, but you still got to keep pushing and playoffs. everybody knows what playoffs entitles first up the western conference quarterfinals against the san diego loyal sunday win or go home. it's gonna be a challenge, but i think you know, we're up for a challenge we've been up for the last couple weeks. we just got to go out there and give it our all and do it for the people of oakland. brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. alright sunday night turned to ktvu plus to watch the roots in the usl conference quarters. the game is in san diego. so if you want to watch

it, ktvu plus is the way to go. sunday night, seven o'clock electric vehicle charging stations are popping up at a popular fast food chain, taco bell's new electrified restaurant now open in the bay area, and some warmer weather about to settle in as we give you a live look out on this tuesday night. we're going to check back in with chief meteorologist bill martin after the break.

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the supreme while charging their car. taco bell and its partner charged, then announced the first electrified restaurant today. it's in south san francisco on el camino. real charge net provided this video showing six charging stations under a solar roof. the stations will charge a car in 20 minutes or less for $20. taco bell franchise says it plans on adding charging stations to 100 more restaurants in california. in the coming months, large part of the nation is shoveling snow instead of raking. autumn leaves . this is what it looked like in oshkosh, wisconsin, millions are actually in the same boat with an early season snowstorm, hitting not just the midwest but also parts of the south and the north east. this cold snap comes as heating and gas costs have risen sharply up 28% nationwide since last year. although bill it is nice to see the snow. it's just not here in california. yeah and we might see some snow mike towards towards the weekend

. up in the mountains. maybe up real high. uh, some snow flurries. some snow showers. maybe an inch or two. as we get into sunday night, we'll see the big changes are coming this weekend. in the meantime, we carry on with temperatures. well these were today's highs. tomorrow's highs will be warmer. maybe three or four degrees warmer. so low nineties maybe a mid 90 but mostly, like fair film made probably 93 94 degrees and 93 degrees. that's tomorrow . these were today after tomorrow, temperatures start to go down. you'll see that depicted here and the spike on wednesday. that's the warmest day warmest day of the week where we're staying a while and then temperatures dropped off quickly on the weekend as the pressure systems start to switch around and bring us an opportunity for some weather because the weather we've been having is day to day similar because of the blocking ridge of high pressure that we had up in the pacific northwest brought that brought record high temperatures and tons of fire problems. so with this rain coming, pacific northwest is going to get a real help with some of the fires, especially up in washington state. where they've got numerous fires going

and they've been hot. they've had ridiculous records up in seattle had the most 75 plus degree days in seattle in october that they've ever seen. since they've been keeping records there. we should go back pretty deep. the current temperatures little cooler. nice. nice night, though. it's really pleasant out. you know, it's not mcgee or anything. sfo is about five degrees warmer. oakland's about five years were most temperatures outside beat overnight will be in the fifties. but today we you know, we got into the sixties along the coast seventies and eighties around the bay tomorrow. gonna be seventies at the coast eighties inside the bay, perhaps some nineties up in marin county , some nineties and conquered or out in concord forecast highs for them. also warmest day of the week for me, nice fire. danger will come up. if you see anything. it's not. we're not seeing fire winds. it's not a red flag warning event, but as always, until we get the first range in here, just if you see something, you know they love you just call 911. if you see smoke or somebody on the freeway, where they spark of fire or something, just just

call that up quickly and tomorrow. they'll if they get a fire, it'll be easy to get it out. easy not much wind at all. and then the five day forecast, so it's going up tomorrow. trending down and friday. there's the big drop off saturday and sunday as that low pressure trough comes in, and the trop is going to be the big change in our weather cooler, maybe some snow in the mountains this weekend. maybe some sprinkles up in the north. they will see. but right now, the big impact is the big pressure system change. you knew research suggesting that mosquitoes may be attracted to some people because of how they smell. a study published today finds that people who are those so called mosquito magnets have high levels of certain chemicals on the skin that are tied to odor. researchers also say it's hard for those people to change their skin acid levels to smell differently. but the scientists hope the new research can help find new ways to fight off those mosquito bites. study suggests hair straightener as may cause cancer the national institutes of health followed nearly 34,000

women and found that frequent use of chemical hair straightener is could put users at a higher risk for uterine cancer than those who never use such products. women who use these products products at least four times a year are more than twice as likely to develop uterine cancer. chemicals like parabens and fragrances can disrupt the function of the body and lead to cancer. alright coming up. we're going to take a closer look at the warriors championship rings and also highlights as golden state takes on those lakers jason appelbaum up next with sports, then on the 11 o'clock news, the city of san jose tacking on some fees for gun owners who do not follow its gun insurance ordinance fees approved today by council members.

a warriors fan as they kicked off the 2022 season against the lakers, but not before getting their championship rings chase center in san francisco packed to the rafters, with the warriors celebrating their fourth title in eight years, and former warrior want toscano anderson, now laker. he was the first up to get his ring. the look on jordan's pools. face says it all. this is what was extra special for clay. he missed the previous two seasons with injuries. owners peter guber and joe later we're presenting the rings and steph got his fourth same as clay up went the banner. the warriors fourth under this ownership group in seventh overall, and there's the original four. iggy steph, draymond and clay all with four titles and looking for another one this year. steve kerr now has nine rings as both a player and a coach. he was all smiles. and then they played

some basketball. the game turned in the second quarter, with jordan's pool, leading the charge as a passer. the no. look to james wiseman for the layup. wiseman with 8.7 rebounds off the bench and then pull find stefan. the backdoor cut for the left and the foul pulled 12.7 assists in 28 minutes, and then it's pulled will pick and roll with draymond green and the nice one handed bounce past two green for the layup as they put that punch behind them. green four points, five assists, five rebounds. lebron james? yeah he got his, but mostly in borderline. i don't want to say garbage time but powerful dunk their 31 points. 14 rebounds, eight assists for lebron, but in the end too much. steph three pointer and the foul. 3 15 to go . that's the dagger curry with 33.7 assists, six rebounds. four steals. warriors win 1 23 to 1 oh, nine. they are wanna know 81 games to go before the playoffs

look forward to the celebration for the first time. in the summer was amazing celebration, but you take time to reflect on what you accomplished. we're seeing the banner go out. look at all the highlights. and then everybody organization appreciating the moment we're not where we need to be. but um, to curb business. it's a great win in front of our fans. ring night. i think all of our guys should go home and be really happy and get a good night's sleep. more on those rings. they were designed as a collaboration between players, team leadership and the famous jeweler jason of beverly hills. each ring 16 carats, one carrot for each playoff win. the face of the ring features the bay bridge made up of 43 diamonds. there's a little hatch door that when you turn it, you can see the players number there, too. and the 43 diamonds represent steps 43 point performance in that pivotal game for the finals. each ring took 40 to 50. the hours to create much different

vibe going on with the sharks in the 32 year history of the franchise. they had never opened the season with five straight losses until tonight, sharks on long island to take on the personality new york islanders down a goal late in the second period, matt benning fires and danish picnic coffee is there to put in the rebound, tied the game at two. replay shows that the park deflected off his skate, but it counts but the tie was short lived less than two minutes later off the faceoff. oliver wallstrom had two goals on the night, the second this wrister to beat james reimer wallstrom two goals as we said islanders win 45 to the sharks, they are now five and that is the worst start in franchise history. playoff baseball in full swing, and the padres were hosting their first nlcs game since 1988 gorgeous evening in

san diego, the phillies in town for game one. top six. phillies up one nothing when kyle schwarber absolutely hammers you darvish pitch into the second deck. the home run is estimated at 488 ft. longest of the postseason. bryce harper says wow, phillies, and that's all they would need because zack wheeler was dealing strikes out juan soto to end the sixth. and then it's jake cronin worth going down. looking in the seventh wheeler, seven innings of one hit ball yet eight strikeouts. phillies take game 12 to nothing. meanwhile, in the bronx, there was a vision series to settle yankees guardians game five. and new york doesn't waste any time to on the first one. giancarlo stanton sends one out to deep right center, and that one is gone. three run homer for stanton is going nuts in the bronx next inning. it's aaron judge he has 62 homers on the season is one in the postseason

. make it to that one goes about 15 ft, deeper than where stanton hit his yankees win at 5 to 1. they take that series three games to two thereafter. houston for game one of the lcs. and that would be tomorrow. alright one small step as we say for man , one giant leap for some peewee hockey players check this out of youth hockey team in nova scotia taking the i o taking the ice but stymied by that giant step noticed the bedford beast, but the biggest obstacle was just trying not to fall. that's great one that hit the ice. although a couple of guys, there you go. you know, that should be their tradition. it's just, you know, say second time through. nobody falls. okay, they'll get it a little practice. jason thank you. alright. next at 11. and i got a phone call that he had assaulted my son in the bathroom and assaulted another kid on the playground babies and they're counting on us to protect them. oakland third grader worried for

his safety after they say he was assaulted by an adult on campus. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now mother and father demanding answers tonight after they say their child was attacked. good evening. once again, everyone i'm mike mibach julie julie haener, please responded to cleveland elementary school where it happened, but so far no arrests have been made new tonight. ktvu lamonica lamonica peters with the story. an adult man came on campus. specifically looking for my child. and he found him in the bathroom and he assaulted him. and i believe that he needs to pay for what he did. jamal and shanti brown say they were shocked after learning their third grader had been accosted by a strange man while at school on september 23rd. they say he grabbed two boys on campus that day. they also believe he's related to one of their sons schoolmates and was upset because he thought the boys were bullying his niece over snacks. he followed