out because of the egos, their political careers are over and then los angeles more protests more demonstrations as two city council members refused to resign over a controversial leaked audio conversation. all of this as the city council elects a new leader. this is mornings on two good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook wednesday morning. october 19th gasia ice out it does. weather has been very mild and nice little bit warmer. steve how's it look hot today. really come right back down. okay one day one and out one and done as we say. tomorrow is still beyond the warmth today . no doubt about it is the warmest day. clear out there, maybe a few high clouds, but only people in weather would probably notice him. so we're all set to go here. so you can turn it up. turn it up, because

it's going to be a warming up pretty fast here. lots of sun, a few high clouds warm to hot for all eighties and nineties on those temps. here's a man who loves eighties and nineties. our good friend, mr sal castaneda. more the eighties and the nineties. steve and i would agree with you on that that's in music and in weather, but anyway good morning, everyone. steve knows me very well. let's go out and take a look at the paper bridge. you can see traffic here looks pretty good getting into san francisco. we've had a couple of minor things out there. but for the most part we're looking pretty good around the bay area everywhere from san jose to the east bay north, dont to 88 87. there's a little bit of a closure there on the right shoulder, not really affecting too many people. i just want to let you know it's their four oh, one. let's go back to the headlines. thank you happening today, the final state of the city addressed by oakland mayor libby shaft in her speech tonight, she's expected to

highlight successes in oakland, including building affordable housing in creating public private. partnerships to deal with the city's problems by your shaft, who's been mayor since 2015 will speak tonight at six pm in the city of oakland mayor is limited to two terms in office, the oakland city council approved a resolution towards turning part of the former oakland army base into a place for people to live now. before that vote, people who had been living at oakland's wood street homeless encampment held a rally outside city hall. they asked the city to use at least eight acres of that site as a space for people to live. many of them say it's important for them to keep their community together. even if it's in a new location found of land. brotherhood. confidence. directions structure. all the things that

you do not see in these encampments. but exist.elp each other. we support each other. we pull each other through. the council vote allows the city to spend $180,000 to get the site ready. that includes getting a waiver for the area, which had been used as a toxic waste storage site if the state approves the waiver for the north gateway parcel, the city can take additional steps towards opening up the area to the homeless, like adding bathrooms, showers and power time is 403, the city of antiochus getting rent control joining other cities in the east bay that happened any mayor lamar thorpe signed the new ordinance. at the casa blanca apartment in any joined several other east bay cities like oakland and richmond and putting a cap, including on how much rent can be raised every year that supporters say this will help keep tenants in their homes , especially people considered low income. 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. now the anti og rent control measure, put a 3% cap on that you will rent increases so thankful for all the tenants mobilized and marched countless hours. many city council meetings that we've attended, and all of this victory is because of you. and the ordinance covers low income housing developments like the casablanca apartment complex where this rally was held. in san francisco, the board of supervisors agreed on a plan to increase housing density in the city. the board voted in favor of reforming residential zoning laws, which will allow up to four units of housing on every residential. he's owned a lot in the city and up to six units on

corner lots. mayor london breed vetoed a similar proposal passed by the board in july, but she is expected to support this latest plan after changes were made to protect single family zoning laws. time now 405 demand accused of being the stockton serial killer will be back in court next month after he was charged with three counts of murder wesley brownlee, who was arrested over the weekend, made his first court appearance yesterday. prosecutors charged him with the three most recent killings in stock him and said more charges are expected. the brownlee is accused of killing six men, including one in oakland. more than 25. years after the disappearance of kristin smart, a former classmate, has been found guilty of her murder. a jury in salinas found 45 year old paul flores guilty of killing smart when they were both students at cal poly in 1996. investigators say he took her back to her dorm following a party tried to rape the 19 year old then killed her. 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 flora's father, 81 year old ruben flores, of being an accessory to the murder. prosecutors argued that ruben flores helped hide smarts . body blood was found under 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 attorney declined to comment. sentencing is scheduled for december. 9th floor is faces 25 years to life in prison. time is now 406. there's a new los angeles city council president this morning. that change comes as protesters continued to demand the immediate resignations of two other

council members involved in elite audio conversation where they were heard making racist remarks. reporter phil shuman has details. fueled by coffee and motivated by righteous indignation. a small group of activists continued their vigil near l. a city councilman kevin deleon's eagle rock home they are holding out because of the egos, political careers are over . it seemed former councilwoman nury martinez realized that when she resigned last week, but day leon and gil cedillo have not. meantime at city hall in downtown los angeles, it got loud briefly as police had to physically restrained people from entering the building because the city council meeting was virtual this after the group had already shut down main street outside the proposal on the floor inside councilman mitchell farrell did preside over that virtual meeting. colleagues determined to move forward after last week's

meetings were canceled over the controversy. we must get them to resign. but at the same time so long as we're able to retain quorum, we will continue to work to, uh, reform this city to help make sure that this that what has been enabled in these circumstances is resolved and that we are able to continue the work for the people of los angeles. one example of that work electing paul krekorian as the new city council president. in addition to explore establishing an independent redistricting committee and expanding their numbers beyond 15, we have to remember that every crisis brings opportunity , and so this is an opportunity for us to double down on solidarity that when we say black lives matter that makes every other life matter. while the activists get ready for another night here on the sidewalk in eagle rock, new council president krikorian is saying that his top priority

is to rebuild people's trust in their elected representatives, expanding the city council and establishing an independent redistricting commission. two big steps in that direction. in eagle rock fill shuman fox 11 news. all right. thank you. fallon time now. 408 steve paulson talking about a pretty warm day today for most of us safer all okay, even the coast. well, yeah. if you're used to 68, it's all of a sudden 78. that's warm, warm, so i'm updating a graphic here. but i'll be ready in a second. okay, problem. okay now i'm ready. okay if you have to get out, i have to leave the house right now. alright it's going to be sunny, warm to hot those higher class from yesterday of thin down. we'll have eighties and nineties for many that lowest heading towards southern california. and once you're in a locked in pattern, and we are then usually everything follows the same highway so warm to hot today. this will be the hardest day of the week and warmed him much cooler. in fact, by

saturday, we'll drop a good 15 20 degrees here looks like clouds and wind for us. nothing else as we head towards saturday next week looks a little more promising. maybe for some rain, but as we're going to go from one extreme to another in a very short period of time, but santa rosa oakland conquered san jose up. we go eighties yesterday eighties and nineties today, 92 santa rosa 84 downtown oakland conquered the 19 san jose from 82. 88 degrees east san jose will probably be closer to 90 a fast warm up mainly clear skies fifties for lows here, sonny for all warm to hot, even the coast fifties and sixties on some of the temps here, temperatures will probably not cool off all that much in a couple of her forties there. mendocino county lake county sonoma is down to 51 sebastian falls in their runner, parks, sand and so almost 50 so there are a couple but there is no doubt about a little northerly breeze here or northeasterly almost across the board. so that will translate into some pretty warm temps. even though the days are getting much shorter that high that will begin to break down and we'll start to see a transition take place on the weekend has everything begins to break down

still possibility of some activity up in the mountains. not for us, though i'd be surprised next week, though, i think offers more hope, especially next tuesday night wednesday. seventies eighties and nineties on your temps only last about a day and a half, and then it really starts to drop friday into saturday. thank you, steve. it was a great night for the warriors and the fans of next we have the highlights of the season opener chase center, including a memorable nba championship ring ceremony, plus a pickle ball court is at the heart of a battle in one east bay neighborhood. the reason that some players and neighbors can't seem to work together. yeah, we're good ♪ biofreeze. the number one clinician recommended menthol topical pain relief brand. works fast. lasts long.

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to this new season. the warriors beat the lakers won 23 to 1. oh nine. steph curry led the way with 33 points, including four threes, and the warriors bench outscored the lakers subs by 17 points. we had a really good team last year. mixing our vets with him. some new guys, we are a little bit of a different team, but being able just to trust everybody go out there. make the right place. i think the second unit played really well together, searching to play well together. obviously we got some stuff to clean up. um, but i feel like it's only up from here. now the warriors can relax a couple of days and get ready for their next game. it's friday night at home against the denver nuggets and last night's opening at chase center included the ring ceremony for the reigning nba champions warriors. players received their championship rings before last night's game.

former warriors forward want to scan oh, anderson, you might have said, hey, why is there a lakers guy there? well he plays for the lakers now also joined the warriors players on the court to receive his ring as the rest of the lakers waited in the locker room final's mvps steph curry, then took time to thank the fans. this is a very special night. celebrating our fourth championship at eight years. from game six of the 2019 finals in oakland. to game 6 22 to 2022 finals series chase 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. i love the dress shirts. no take a look at the rings by the way, they were designed as a collaboration between the players team leadership in the famous jeweler jason of beverly hills. each ring is 16 carats. one character

for each playoff win the face of the ring. take a look. has the bay bridge made up of 43 diamonds representing steps. 43 point performance in game four of the finals. there's even a secret compartment on some of the rings that reveal the four recent championship trophies. each ring took 40 to 50 hours to create that that path and the energy inside chase center and outside and thrive. city was an electric all during the game. ktvu zach size talk to fans who think this team is ready to repeat as nba champs. 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 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 market, strada 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 this throughout the entire playoffs, and not the only one in dub nation with a lucky charmer, too. good luck charm for the season game. this little guy is sure to remember. it's his first game here. yeah remember this, the lakers a 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 to it. we got more rings than the

warriors. you feel me. so we're gonna keep rocking 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. try that cheer one more time. pretty sure the warriors fans in that group one out that time the warriors are back in action against the nuggets on friday in san francisco, zach sauce ktvu studios. i love it. love the and it was good a safe. nice rivalry, right? all right. it is now for 18. steve has are warmer forecast for the day. so people heading off to work in school. you're not going to be the warmest day of the week and maybe of the month. oh yes, way it's looking here. we've had unseasonably cool month here, especially coast and may even inland has not been that bad. we start a little warm up yesterday doesn't take long still in october, but the lowest push south, so a lot of those higher clouds will favor areas south from warm to hot. how does the of the week and maybe the month

again, even though the nights are longer and the days are shorter here cooler weekend, for sure, it'll start friday and then really drop off the table on saturday. the and i'll show you that in a second, so quick warmup started yesterday. we'll pick it out today. still warm inland tomorrow, but boy drops big time friday into saturday, so a fast warm up, not a fact. not a slow one. it'll be a fast woman, mainly clear skies study for all warm to hot seventies on the coast eighties around the bay upper eighties nineties inland. lot of fifties and sixties on the temps here. the city is pretty modern, actually dropped to 64, but that's still pretty mild for them. one of the warmer locations fifties on the tempter sixties, higher elevations are noticeably warmer here. orinda also for kensington. i mean, you're seeing sixties there there is a little bit of an offshore breeze, although alamo danville or down to the low fifties, so there are a few that are on the mild side, but it's an offshore breeze not strong, but it's an east or northeast breeze here. almost for all so the high is about to break down blocking patterns and we are in a blocking pattern usually lasts about three weeks. well, guess what the end of that will be

this friday, and that's when the pattern is going to change. big time. so we get the warm to hot today. but then, just like that, it's going to change. this will be the hottest day of the week. lots of sun here, but much, much cooler starts as we go into friday, and for sure, on saturday. this could though, produce not only windy conditions in the mountains but some rain and possible high elevation snow, so if you are going up 50 or 80 keep that in mind a better opportunity for us for rain would be next week. probably next wednesday is the way it's looking here. pattern looks pretty interesting here going to the end of october and early november, and by that i mean more unsettled, not high pressure seventies eighties to nineties on the temps. after today, it'll still be warm inland on thursday that it really drops friday saturday. all right. thank you, steve and important win for educators in the east bay. coming up the increase in pay for teachers and the other benefits included in a new contract, and we'll tell you how a bay area fast food chain is looking to the future trying to attract the owners of electric cars.

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now get a chalupa while charging their car. taco bell announced its first electrified restaurant in south san francisco. right there on el camino real, there are six charging stations under a solar roof with enough space for 10 vehicles. the stations will boost the cars charged by about 100 miles in 20 minutes for about $20. taco bell says it plans to add charging stations. 2 100 more of its restaurants in california in the coming months . time is 4 23 registered nurses in oakland and in berkeley are considering going on strike at sutter al to bates medical center. the nurses union notified the hospital, the nurses plan to hold a five day strike next week. nurses say the hospital has not dealt with what they called persistent patient care problems, including workplace violence and high turnover rates. a spokesperson for salary says they've had several bargaining sessions and

think the best way to reach a fair deal is to keep negotiating the 10 week long strike involving northern california kaiser mental health workers may be ending soon, the national union of healthcare workers and kaiser permanent day released a joint statement saying both sides have come to a tentative agreement. the terms of the deal haven't been announced. yet. the statement included. thank you from both sides and to sacramento mayor darrell steinberg for quote, mediating and helping to bring negotiations to a close. pickleball is one of the fastest growing sports in the country. but the sport is in a bit of a pickle. in the east bay. criticism is pouring in over the outdoor courts in walnut creek. several city owned tennis courts were converted to pickle ball courts a few years ago, but some neighbors are not happy with that change. ktvu jesse gary has the ins and outs of a growing impasse. in walnut creek, a court battle that's become part

of a national craze discovered pickleball about four years ago, and the light went off in my head armed with paddles and what appears a wiffle ball, men and women of all ages compete. it's like ping pong. it's like like tennis. it's like it's like racquetball. it's all of them mixed together from eight in the morning until one in the afternoon members of the walnut creek pickle ball club. do a form of daily athletic worship gear park. it's just such a welcoming place of different levels. age groups, races, economic backgrounds, the city converted several tennis courts in the pickle ball courts about six years ago due to growing popularity and then in 2020 covid hit, forcing more people out of gyms and indoor recreational spaces and into parks like this one. but this competition is creating a problem with surrounding neighbors. many complain the noise, parking and influx of people makes this court action untenable. overall i'd say it's just as loud as a regular park

experience. yeah email, the city's communications manager, says one of the considerations to settle the impasse was to relocate pickleball to the city's gymnasium during the weekdays, while a more suitable place to play is identified. but some players say closing will cost more than just exercise. cindy gorshin lost her husband at the start of the covid pandemic daily play here pulled her out of a deep depression down is like like taking away my heart. walnut creek, jesse gary ktvu to news jesse. thank you. time is now for 26. a month of october is dedicated to helping to end domestic violence community organizations across the bay area are working together to raise awareness about the signs of abuse and ways to stop it. today, there will be a candlelight vigil and fremont in memory of those lost to domestic violence. we spoke to some women from two bay area organizations who work to support domestic violence victims. they say immigrants are especially vulnerable. if our

survivors are dependent on the abuse of for their immigration status, vc constant abused, threatened to that immigration status and as a result of it, there are multiple transnational abandonment to these women. and the second that stands out for me is financial abuse, which pretty much more survivors go through. but the difference in immigrant women as they may not have a work permit to work here. national data shows one in three women and one in four men in the us are victims of domestic violence. however that number is believed to be much higher. and just remember if you or someone you love is in a relationship that may involve abuse help is available. matra based in santa clara has a helpline for you. you can just dial 1888862. 4874a

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parents in oakland are furious r learning that a man confronted and assaulted elementary sch say soon become less of a hassle. we're going to expin how a new feature by lift is hoping to make it easier for drivers to find and reserve a parking space in the city. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up

with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's wednesday, right in the middle of the week. october 19th steve paulson's here and it's gonna get really hot for some of us. but it's only going to be one and done. yes this has been a very cool month as you to know for many here, especially coast bay, but the city yesterday, finally got into the seventies and today we're going eighties. so but after today it looks like temperatures start to inch down a little bit tomorrow and big time. by the weekend. this next system coming in the focus will be over the sierra next week might be our turn. people are asking. what do you see steve? maybe next wednesday, but until then, we're going to turn it up. we're going to not gonna apologize. pamela gonna we're gonna. lots of sun. few high clouds, mainly to the south, warm to hot for all eighties and nineties on the temps here, here's a man with perfect english to tell you it's clear out there. i hope, mr sal castaneda. why steve? thank you so much. my pleasure. and

you know what i mean that thanks . you know what a compliment from steve is a compliment that i like. let's go out to san jose pbond to 80. we do have the flare pattern. the police just left so these flares were kind of burnout and northbound to 80 is doing its thing. it's not busy at all. just wanted to let you know that whatever is there has just cleared. i watched them drive away just a minute ago. westbound bay bridge looks very good with no major problems as you drive into san francisco 4 32, let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal. grader one, a man who they say attacked their son held accountable. jamal and shanti brown say the man went into cleveland elementary school last monthn in the restroom and grabd and pushed the suspected attacker is an uncle of a student who believes two boys have been bullying his niece. my 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. this man is still on the loose, 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 oakland school district released a statement acknowledging an incident at the school, saying quote family members 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. oh, usd is cooperating with the opd investigation time now for 33 at 12% pay raise is coming to teachers in berkeley over the next two years. it's just one part of a new contract, the school board approved animus li . also the school district will contribute more in health care and reduce the cap on elementary school class sizes from 32 to 27 . however some teachers say the

pay raises are not enough because of inflation. starting salary for teachers in berkeley , $58,000 a year police and anti akar releasing photos of some jewelry that was on the burned body of a woman in hopes of identifying her ktvu cristina rendon tells us firefighters discovered the woman's body after putting out a fire at the end of the trail. 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 loosen

away 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. she was wearing a ring on her right ring finger and a metal necklace with the letter k on it. police described the woman as african americans under 30 years old, about five ft six inches with three missing left lower molars and distinctive gap between her two front teeth 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, christina thank you time. 4 36 oakland police will keep using automatic license plate readers. the oakland city council approved the agreement, but with some changes open police will only be allowed to store license plate. information for six months. it also requires quarterly reports to make sure the city is complying with local and state laws, supporters say putting more license plate readers on the streets could deter and help solve crimes. critics say there are privacy concerns. city supervisor is calling for change to help stop side shows in san francisco matt dorsey says the stunt driving events are often initiated by people from out of town. he's calling for improved enforcement, including longer

impound times for cars that are seized and more speed bumps on city streets and in the intersections. dorsey also wants the state legislature to speed up implementation of a law that will suspend the driver's licenses of saseidx show participants. the law is set to go into effect in 2025. and dorsey says legislators should consider requiring participants to pay for the cleanup in any repairs after side show events. he's asking for a report on strategies used to deter and disrupt side shows all around the bay area. time is now 4 37. the company left trying to make life easier for people who run a drive themselves. francisco ridesharing company has teamed up with spot hero to help reserve parking locations in some us cities. drivers can use the lift app to pay the for and reserved parking spots anytime of the day or night. prices would be based on the time you arrive and leave. the first phase includes parking in the

mission district of san francisco and near union square. san francisco mayor london breed is calling out sales for us for its work from home policy. salesforce is the biggest private employer in san francisco, but 90% of its employees are working remotely. the mayor says that long term remote work is devastating small businesses in san francisco, especially downtown san francisco and in the financial district, and she worries that many tech workers will never come back to the office. a recent survey by a secure city firms shows francisco only has 42% of the office workers it had before the pandemic. new research finds covid infections can make it harder for a pregnant woman's body to protect a fetus from infection at the university of washington study finds that covid can damage the placenta's immune response to further infections, they say that could impact the development of the fetus. researchers say it shows how

important it is for pregnant women to avoid catching covid. a new analysis shows human organs can age by as much as 3 to 4 years after someone gets the coronavirus, infectious disease experts say it's because the virus lasts for a long time in the body, which can cause inflammation and other health problems. one scientist says some long covid patients have even begun losing kidney function. within a year of testing. positive time is now 4 39, the cdc warning. people of color in particular, you're facing a higher risk of being hospitalized from the flu, according to report there are major disparities between white adults and black and brown adults when it comes to being vaccinated for the flu and how badly it affects them. the hospitalization rates were 80% higher for black patients than for white patients. researchers say. the reasons for that are rooted in structural racism with hispanic, black and native american people facing higher rates of chronic illness and

accessibility, barriers to healthcare. we're going to learn more and more about, you know the long term effects of some of these things for sure. alright, 4. 39 is the time steve says if you like it a little warmer today is your day. get out and enjoy. absolutely it's been too cold this month. i need some warm temps. today's your day. okay maybe even tomorrow for some, but not for all, but we'll start nationally because the pattern is about to change. it has been locked in. it's called a rex block named after the man who founded back in 1950. everything is just it's like putting a big boulder in a creek. everything just backs up until you finally move it well. after about friday, everything is going to start changing. that's a deep, deep low. i mean, you've probably heard about the snow really cold temperatures been two branches of the jet. one up here one doing this and another one doing this in a southern branch as well. so what we're seeing is that blasted colder. look at that. i mean, you know 36 nashville, atlanta 37. 22 de moines, kansas city, 26 even new york city getting in on some of that, along with

boston. now we are caught in between the high and the pacific northwest and these little weaker lows, which favor southern california. but after today, the patterns about ready to change so warm to hot today this will be the hottest day of the week and maybe the month cooler weekend for sure. depending on what forecast model verifies. you know, it could be windy, windy and or just breezy , too blustery, but it'll be cooler for sure as after we head towards friday and saturday is the main day the air aloft is very warm. sonoma mountains 74. diablo 72. i see a northeast. i see a north and i see a northeast. that's going to equal some low nineties here for some here, so it'll be a fast warm up here. those higher clouds from yesterday pushed out unless you're south and you might get a few but warm up seventies eighties to nineties, sitting in the fifties and sixties. on a lot of these temps here, the city in lower lake are the same temp. i couldn't tell you last time. i saw that in october, but that's what we're seeing right now. 68 los altos hills pacific is almost 70 degrees about that that again it depends on where you are approximately the

coaster in the hills. here i get it fifties on the tips. atherton's down to 52. that's a big spread from lost out those hills to athens. 16 degrees. warm air aloft north northeasterly breeze. i don't want to say a win. it's not a wind, it's a breeze. the height and the low. we'll give us a little bit of that offshore breeze. but then by the weekend, the pattern becomes more progressive. so seventies eighties nineties today and then a big change system will dig into the sierra. of course, you know, depending what forecasting model if you look at the gfs, it does it over here. if you look at the canadian model, it does this. that's a huge difference, so we'll have to see which track wins out. but either way, it's going to be breezy to cooler for us, and i do think the sierra gets in on some rain wind and maybe some high elevation snow any rain for us maybe next wednesday. maybe next. wednesday is the way it's looking seventies eighties nineties on the temps, if you like the nineties, today is your day starts to ease up a little thursday big drop friday into saturday. all right. thank you, steve thieves in and out within

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part in a discussion before the november election and one of the big issues the drug problems in the city. 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. 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. current district attorney brooke jenkins , who was appointed to that job face three other candidates who say she's not doing enough and there's a need for more reform. 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. we've 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 demand side of it means getting treatment for users in the election in november, will be to serve out until the end of the former district attorney chasing boudin's term that ends in january of 2024. or will be another election for district attorney next year. vice president kamala harris was back in the bay area, making a pitch to voters ahead of the midterm elections. ktvu political reporter greg lee tells us how national democrats are trying to rally their base with less than three weeks until election day. great to be 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. it's all about the fundraising. california is where the money is in northern california, silicon valley, hollywood and southern california. so that's it's money 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. they're 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 so much about this movement. that really 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. at monday's fundraiser in l. a vice president harris. how did the administration's accomplishments and said quote this is the most important midterm of our life in san francisco, gregory ktvu fox two news, greg thank you, thomas for 49. president biden promised

to make national abortion rights legislation a top priority. the president admits several attempts to put national abortion rights into law failed to pass this year. speaking at the democratic party event, he said, the first bill he wants to send to capitol hill next year would be one that codifies roe versus wade into law. i want to repeat it again, the only sure way to stop these extremist laws. that are put in jeopardy. women's health and rights is for congress to pass a law. and i've said before. the court got row right nearly 50 years ago, and i believe congress should codify row once and for all. that would likely only passed if democrats keep control of congress. they would lose that control if republicans gained just one seat in the u. s senate or six seats in the house. what happening today? president biden expected to announce the release of 15

million barrels of oil from the u. s strategic reserve as part of the response of recent production cutbacks announced by opec. the president will also leave open the possibility of even more releases this winter. in an effort to bring down gas prices. the strategic petroleum reserve is at its lowest level since 1984. it's down almost 35% since the beginning of the year. alright, 4 51 is the time warm day today as we head into the weekend, you are still talking about some snow in the sierra sure, looks like it will be windy and cold high elevation, though very high elevation, but it sure looks like it, wendy, for sure. here and in the mountains. they're going to be closer to the to the core of the law so but depending on which forecast solution verifies a couple of are pretty pretty impressive for the sierra this weekend. would be on saturday afternoon evening. so if you're going up there, we will get the windy and the cooler. we're still stuck in this pattern here

with the high in the pacific northwest and the two jet streams one north and one, the weaker one south. it's about to break down those blocking patterns last about three weeks. well, guess what. this friday will be three weeks and then it looks like the pattern really changes so we'll go from warm to hot today. how to stay of the week, maybe the month for many. cooler weekend as this system digs in, so it's a quick warm up here started yesterday will peak out today, still warm for many on thursday, but it starts to drop friday and really falls off the table as we head towards saturday and probably even in the sunday very warm air, lofted that, along with an offshore breeze northeast north north, not strong, but it's there is going to equal a fast warm up here for many there's a few high clouds. most of those were south. nothing can what we had yesterday when we had some partly cloudy skies, even though it's still pretty warm the city by the way, hit 79 degrees yesterday, their 1st 70 plus reading this month. today will probably be in the eighties. here's the way it's looking here. i don't think it will take long. 50 felton, boulder creek, 56. santa cruz, 56 san martin. everyone's clothes here low

fifties, though santa clare and campbell mid fifties cupertino, saratoga, there's your little northerly breeze or northeast in the oakland berkeley hills so downtown oakland will be in the mid eighties. after today, though, the pattern starts to change, and i mean big time here. so for today, it'll be seventies eighties anywhere near the water, upper eighties too low and mid nineties inland, but it doesn't last long. i mean, we're going to see much cooler pattern. the wind will be a big factor out of the northwest as we head towards late friday and into saturday, the sierra will get wind rain and maybe some high elevation snow, depending on which forecast model verifies , but the majority of them do brush this year with some rain and i think high elevation snow. it's deep enough and cold enough of it takes a path over them seventies eighties for many, and then inland. it's upper eighties too low and mid nineties tomorrow start to ease up a little bit, and it really drops friday. saturday pam thank you, steve. the accused stockton serial killer is in custody and answering for the crime still ahead. the reason prosecutors are only charging him with some

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green party in the south bay. some of the niners were at the spine of farms pumpkin patch and morgan hill, along with children with intellectual and developmental disabilities. that event included. hey rods, a corn maze and china's famous pumpkin blasters that players say it was great seeing everyone having so much fun. i love to come out here and see the kids, you know, run around, and the corn maze here to pick up some pumpkins. they bring me more joy than i'm sure i'm giving them. i promise . it's too much fun to see the smiles on their faces. now the kids are from the nonprofits.

best buddies. special olympics camp for the stars football camp and the stanford autism research program. well, the oakland roots soccer club is headed to the playoffs sunday night, they will play their first postseason game against san diego, ktvu brooks jarocz visited the practice field in alameda to see their strategy for winning that important 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 underdogs since the beginning of the season, the league 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. six. hey good night, running intense drills to get the legs moving in mind working this one's called five v two. personally my favorite game two guys in the middle, and we're trying to keep the ball around them, and it's a little competition to see who stays in the longest 1919. repetition is key for the goalies. it's anticipation. for the players, 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 and titles first up the western conference quarterfinals against the san diego loyal sunday win or go home. it's going to be a challenge, but i think you know, we're up for the challenge we've been up for the last couple of weeks to go out there and give it our all and do it for the people of oakland. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news. thank you, brooke. sunday night turned ktvu plus to watch the oakland road soccer club in the usl conference quarterfinals against the san diego loyal. the game is on the road in san diego. so if you want to watch ktvu. plus is the way to go. that is this sunday night at seven o'clock. each other. we support each other. we pull each other through people who were recently removed from an oakland homeless encampment now what the city to open a plot of land and allow some unsheltered individuals to

call it their home plus they are holding out because of the egos. their political careers are over down in los angeles, more protests more demonstrations as two city council members refused to resign over a controversial leaked audio conversation. all of this as a city council elects a new leader. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook wednesday morning, october 19th, and it's going to be pretty warm and sunny for everybody. let's check in with steve paulson for the complete forecast the warmest day of the month for many, certainly. coast bay san francisco for sure. it's been a cool, cool month. as you know, we were stuck in that fog and low clouds. we had a lot of low sixties. well, today, it'll be eighties for some, including san francisco, which hit 79 yesterday. those are 1st 70 of the month. i want to 84 today. oakland downtown 86. but after

today, it's going to start to cool down inland temps will be operating is low to mid nineties, so turn it up. you heard me. turn it up. lots of sun. a few high clouds south. no biggie, warm to hot for all so temperatures soaring above average here with eighties and nineties. alright sal's here. it's five o'clock in the morning. we made it through the first hour. how we looking right now. pretty good, steve. we don't have a lot going on which is perfect. now this hour. usually it changes a little bit as more people get on the road. so if you want to jump ahead of the crowd, you can do that so far at the bay bridge. it looks pretty good. and if you're driving into san francisco or on the peninsula. it has been very nice as i back up here, peninsula and 80 traffic still looking very good. so you're getting up early. you're getting the advantage. 501 let's get back to the headlines happening today, the final state of the city addressed by oakland mayor libby schaaf, in her speech tonight, she's expected to highlight successes in oakland, including building affordable housing and creating public

private partnerships to deal with oakland's problems. mayor schaaf has been mayor since 2015 will speak tonight at six pm in oakland, the mayor is limited to two terms in office. the city of oakland is moving forward with a plan to open city least parking lots on beach street and allow people displaced from the wood street encampment to live there instead. ktvu sm agus is live in our newsroom with the details on what the oakland city council decided last night. good morning, emma. good morning, pam. the oakland city council approved two motions at last night's meeting put forward by council member carol fife, who represents district three she's been urging for immediate action to help the 200 people who were recently displaced from the wood street encampment in west oakland. now the city is planning to allow them to temporarily live at the city least lot on beach street, but a long term solution still isn't clear the empty area just across the train tracks from the wood street encampment is one option five is pushing for, but it's

part of the old oakland army base and has environmental hazards that need to be addressed. last night, the oakland city council approved fife's motion to seek a waiver from the governor's office and the department of toxic substances control to potentially clean up the area and make it fit for one housed residents to live there. here's what one woman who had lived in an rv at the wood street encampment for years, said yesterday at a protest outside oakland city hall. calling the oakland city council slow and lacking in urgency echoed by council member phife in last night's meeting. what's the point of declaring homelessness and emergency? if you're not going to cut through the red tape and get something done? you sanctioned. your sanctioned parking lots have unreasonable rules and restrictions you're excluding people are materially and breaking up our community, which also is our support system. and my family. the part of the old oakland army base being considered for housing is also where to recycling

companies have plans to move in the near future recording in the newsroom. kosc ktvu fox two news . alright emma. thank you. time is 504, the man accused of being the stockton serial killer will be back in court nextharged wite counts of murder. wesley brownlee, who was arrested over the weekend, made his first court appearance yesterday. prosecutors charged him with the three most recent killings in stockton and said that more charges are expected. the brownlee here is accused of killing six men, including one in oakland more than 25 years after the disappearance of kristin smart to former classmate has been found guilty of her murder. a jury in salinas found 45 year old paul floor is guilty of killing smart when they were both students at cal poly in 1996. investigators say he took her back to her dorm following a party tried to rape the 19 year old then killed her. 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. now a second jury acquitted. flora's father, 81 year old ruben flores , of being an accessory to the murder. prosecutors argue that ruben flores helped to hide smarts. body blood was found under his deck, but it was too degraded to provide a dna sample . kristin smart's body has never been found. this case is not over. this case will not. be over until kristen is returned home. paul flores attorney declined to comment. sentencing is scheduled for december. 9th flora's faces 25 years to life in prison time is not 505. there's a new los angeles city council president this morning. that change comes as protesters still demand be immediate resignations of two other council members involved in elite audio conversation where

they were heard making racist remarks. reporter phil shuman has details. fueled by coffee and motivated by righteous indignation. a small group of activists continued their vigil near l. a city councilman kevin deleon's eagle rock home they are holding out because of the egos, their political careers are over. it seemed former councilwoman nury martinez realized that when she resigned last week, but day leon and gil cedillo have not. meantime, at city hall in downtown los angeles, it got loud briefly as police had to physically restrained people from entering the building because the city council meeting was virtual this after the group had already shut down main street outside the proposal on the floor, but inside councilman mitchell farrell did preside over that virtual meeting. colleagues determined to move forward after last week's meetings were canceled over the controversy.

we must get them to resign. but at the same time so long as we're able to retain quorum, we will continue to work to, uh, reform this city to help make sure that this that what has been enabled in these circumstances is resolved and that we are able to continue the work for the people of los angeles. one example of that work electing paul krekorian as the new city council president. in addition to explore establishing an independent redistricting committee and expanding their numbers beyond 15, we have to remember that every crisis brings opportunity , and so this is an opportunity for us to double down on solidarity for us to remember that when we say black lives matter that makes every other life matter. while the activists get ready for another night here on the sidewalk in eagle rock, new council president krikorian is saying that his top priority is to rebuild people's trust in their elected representatives,

expanding the city council and establishing an independent redistricting commission. two big steps in that direction. in eagle rock fill shuman fox 11 news. well registered nurses in oakland and berkeley are considering going on strike at cetera alta bates medical center . the nurses union notified the hospital that nurses plan to hold a five day strike next week. nurses say the hospital has not dealt with what they call persistent patient care problems, including workplace violence and high turnover rates . a spokesperson for sutter says that they have had several bargaining sessions and i think the best way to reach a fair deal is to keep negotiating. 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 were not released. the statement included a thank you from both sides and to sacramento mayor darrell steinberg for quote, mediating and helping to bring

negotiations to a close time is 508 and sleep. paulson is back talking more about wednesday's weather how warm it will be for summer. of it. it will be warm for everyone, dave today and maybe some inland tomorrow, but by the time we get to friday, everything is going to start to cool down a little bit. some interesting developments here taking place nationally. for those of you who care. i'll get to our weather. it will be warm today warm to hot here for many of the patterns about to break by the time we get to friday. it's been locked in. that's a very deep low this time of year and as it is funneled in some very cold, cold air. also snow but for the first time in recorded history, birmingham, alabama dropped to 32. they had a freeze before billings, montana. how about that? so wow , montana just tweeted that out , so they have a freeze in birmingham, alabama, before montana, billings, montana that doesn't have very often, but it happened today. very cold air for us. we're caught in between the lower branches weaker branch of the jet. that's that low off

of l. a and the polar jet, which stays to the north and goes up and over and dives down into the great lakes and much of the deep south. we get a quick warm up today. still some warm air on thursday but then it really drops on friday and especially saturday and into the weekend. there's seventies in the higher elevations. ben lomond man is 76 with an east wind. i know sonoma mountains 74. they also have a northeast wind mount diablo 72 north at 18, so there's your slightly offshore breeze and warm air aloft, so we'll get a fast warm up here. the higher clouds from yesterday mainly cleared out. forties for a few fifties sixties on attempts here yesterday, san francisco hit 79 their 1st 70 of the of the entire month. today, i think they get into the eighties here a lot of forties here to the north middletown is down to 43 a lot of fifties, though rohnert park says 49 had martial 62, 53 sonoma and 65 tiburon and sausalito 63. so there's some going to be some very warm temps close to the water. today, there's your easter northeasterly breeze again. it's not a win. it's not strong, but

it's offshore that high the flows coming around that high right there, just doing this kind of action, so that's why we're getting that. but by friday, the pattern breaks down . it will become much more progressive. but today looks to be one where this will be the hottest day of the week and the month for many, i would think san francisco oakland, this will be your hottest day of the month. much cooler, windy sierra win for sure it could be some rain in high elevation snow, depending on the track of the system that moves in. i'm leaning towards it being a sierra event and for us, it will be a wind event. maybe next wednesday will be reigned for us. that's the way it looks eighties. yes even on the coast here for many operators low to mid nineties inland. starts to cool off a teeny bit thursday big drop friday into saturday. thank you, steve. it was a great night for the warriors and the fans up. next we have the highlights of the season opener and chase center, including a memorable nba championship ring ceremony. and a pickle ball court. is that the heart of a battle in one east bay

neighborhood the reason that some of the players and the neighbors can't seem to work together.

to seasons, and it was a great start to this new season. steph curry and the warriors beat the lakers won 23 to 1. oh, nine. curry led the way with 33 points , including four threes like that one, and the warriors bench outscored the lakers bench by 17 points. really good team last year. mixing our bets with him. some new guys, we are a little bit of a different team, but being able just to trust everybody go out there. make the right place. i think the second

unit played really well together, searching to play well together. obviously you got some stuff to clean up. um, but i feel like it's only up from here. so the warriors can relax a couple of days, then get ready for their next game friday night at home against the denver nuggets. last night's opening at chase center included the ring ceremony for the reigning nba champions warriors. players received their championship rings before last night's game. former warriors forward one toscano anderson now plays for the lakers. you might have seen him out there, joining the warriors players on the court to receive his ring. as the rest of the lakers waited in the locker room finals mvp steph curry then took time to thank the fans. 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 was 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. we love celebrating with you to steph, and by the way, the rings were designed as a collaboration between players team leadership in the famous jeweler jason of beverly hills. take a look. each ring is 16 carats, one carrot for each playoff win. the face of the ring features the bay bridge made up of 43 diamonds representing stuffs 43 point performance in game four of the finals. that was quite a game. there's even a secret compartment on some of the rings that reveal the four recent championship trophies each ring. took 40 to 50 hours to create now we're his fans have the opportunity to take part in the championship ring experience through augmented reality fans can virtually where the team's championship rings and capture some photos. we found many fans already posting their selfies on twitter. hey one experiences

just outside the arena, the other inside the area for chase cardholders. it will also be accessible to fans through the warriors fan experience. mobile app. how about that? the energy inside chase center and outside the building and thrive. city was electric all throughout the game. ktvu zach sauce talk to fans who say this warriors team can repeat as nba champs? 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 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 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, too. good luck down for the season a game. this little guy is sure to remember. it's his first game here. yeah 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 the warriors. 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. let's

try that cheer one more time. let's go pretty sure the warriors fans in that group one out that time the warriors are back in action against the nuggets on friday in san francisco's aktas ktvu back studios love to see that that's very good. good. nice rivalry, keeping it nice. you know, as long as we win right to have a team when this many championships that are professional level. embrace it because they'll never i mean doesn't happen very long. such a deep bench. you know, it's like a dynasty of one for many. no, these guys from multiple. yeah i mean, it's amazing run, so just , you know, someone who's had a fan of sports teams is dire life . it doesn't happen this often. so what an accomplishment. we will start also with some national weather here, this from national weather service in billings, montana. birmingham alabama hit 32 this morning for the first time since our records

began in 1934. birmingham alabama, had a fall freeze. before we did up in billings, montana. it is a balmy 49 degrees there. birmingham is now 34. so to see that right there, there's your 49 versus now, 34, but he did drop to 30 to look at the 21 de moines, kansas city. two bits oklahoma city. 29 degrees minneapolis 25. it's going to change, though, as we head towards next week, the cooler it whether it will be on the west coast about that deep system. they're starting to kick off but brought some snow from some areas. the pattern's been blocked. the key is that high, one of many that are simply not moving. it's called a rex block , and after three weeks they begin to break down. well, guess when the three week markets this friday and then we'll change two branches of the jet stream the weaker ones to the south, favoring that low office, southern california and northern branch as well so warm to hot today. this will be the hardest day of the week and the month

for many closer to the coast and the bay cooler weekend, for sure , it's system dives into the sierra nevada. so i fast warm up today seventies eighties nineties had to break the fans out again yesterday, dave think has had some dust on them. how about it? but today you might need the a. c here for many eighties on the temps yesterday . today, it's eighties and nineties. temperatures are bumping up here, so we'll get a quick warm up here won't take long, mainly fifties on the test , but there are som, and the bamidele cerritos 61. alameda 61 look at kensington and brenda. really really warm there. now again. it depends on if you have an east breeze or northeast breeze and there is a slight one. in the hills and also coming out of the oakland berkeley hills. so today is all about a warm up. we'll get some temperatures seventies eighties nineties on the temps here and then tomorrow, i think coast and bay begin to turn that around and a huge drop on the weekend. sierra nevada could get some snow high elevation snow out of this. we will get wind. what about rain for us? maybe next wednesday. that looks like a

better opportunity for us, but it will be about the sierra this weekend. eighties and nineties on the attempts and by tomorrow, still warm inland, but then it really begins to take a tunnel there friday, saturday. okay, steve. thank you time. 5 21 concerns this morning about the safety of iraq climber from iran up next, the fears she may have been jailed in their home country after taking part in an international competition, and we'll tell you how a bay area fast food chain is looking to the future, trying to attract the owners of electric cars. thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by $50 or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm with another day to adjust his balance if he overdraws by more than $50.

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microphone night at the warriors championship ring ceremony to show support were imprisoned basketball star britney griner in russia. continue to use our platform and the opportunity to shout out a very special member of the basketball community. brittney griner is birthday is today she's 32 years old. you

want to continue to let her name be known, and we pray that it's been 243 days since he's been wrongfully incarcerated in russia. we hope that she comes home soon and everybody is doing their part to get home. brittney griner has a hearing scheduled later this month in russia for her appeal of a nine year prison said it's for drug possession. russian police say that vapor canister is with cannabis oil were found in her luggage at the airport in moscow. there are concerns now about the safety of a female iranian rock climber after she competed without wearing her mandated headscarf. reporter laura ingle tells us why many believe she was showing support for the protests in iran. 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, meaning amini 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 hijab was unintentional quote i

encountered 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 time now, 5 27 burned body found along a walking trail coming up the new clues just released by the police in an effort to a identified the victim. and we'll let you hear from candidates running to become san francisco's next district attorney. what they said about enforcing the law to bett have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm

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parents in oakland are furious and demanding answers after

learning that a man confronted and assaulted elementary school students on school property. and parking in san francisco may soon become less of a hassle. we're going to explain how a new feature by lift is designed to make it easier for drivers to find and reserve a parking space in the city. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning san to cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to the middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's october. 19th steve paulson is your forecast, and steve is right over here. and what have i been saying that it's going to be warm for just about everybody ? everyone everyone, including the coast here, i could be the warmest day of the month here. in fact, i don't think it'll even be close here for many on the coast and around the bay where we get eighties upper eighties for some, i mean santa cruz, looking for 88 will be a few high clouds down there now. tomorrow will start to cool down a little bit. but today we turn

it up, turn it up to 11 turned up to 11. yeah thank you, tim. for that lots of sun. few high clouds warm to hot for all today, but it only lasts really. today tomorrow, i think we'll see a little cooler weather eighties and nineties on those tips. 5 30 in the morning. sal's here and he's going to tell us the traffic is mostly light. steve we have a couple of glitches out there. but i would say that we do have a nice looking commute. let's go to the east bay first. i want to show you that 60 80 has had a couple of blemishes so to speak on, sat down 6 80, near concord avenue. there was a crash. no injuries there. they're still clearing it. and then a little bit farther down on the road. southbound 6 80 as you come up on treat there was a crash on the shoulder as well. not a big deal. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, and that traffic looks good. it's 5 31. let's get back to the headlines. thank you, sal. we have new details emerging about a burned body found on a trail in antioch . police say the woman died before she was found by

firefighters. no suspects have been found in connection with the death or fire. people who live in the area say they're concerned now for their safety. my kids are scared. i'm like not too scared because this is just a lot of homeless activity here , so i'm kind of used to it. i hope she wasn't burned alive. you know, and i hope that whoever did this, um, gets, you know, justice. photos of a ring and necklace found on the woman's body have been released in hopes of identifying her. please describe the woman as african american under the age of 30, about five ft six inches with a gap between her two front teeth. detectives are asking people who live in the area to see if they know anyone who might match that description. time is 5 32 police now are searching for a gunman who shot and killed a man in san francisco. it happened in the

tenderloin minutes after midnight. yesterday police rushed to the scene of the shooting. they found a man laying in the street. he'd been shot. the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. the suspect was shooting at victims in a car as they were driving away at this point, there's no description of that gunman released by police. the parents of an eight year old boy are calling for better security on their school's campus in oakland. now it comes after an incident in which a man is accused of walking onto the school campus and getting physical with a child because he thought that that child was bullying another student ktvu sally rasmus, joins us now to talk about more about what happened, ali. well the oakland unified school district is investigating this. so is the oakland police department. it happened at cleveland elementary school. last month, the parents of an eight year old boy who attends that school sat down with ktvu to tell us about it. they say their third grader and his friend were confronted on their school an adult

male. they did not know. the parents say that man put his hands on their child and threatened him. accusing the two third graders of bullying another student. he followed my son into the bathroom. did the same thing, picked him up, pushed them, pick them up and put them on the wall and threatened him as well for chasing her for talkies. and then just drop them. and that's that's what happened. my 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. oakland unified school district gave us this statement in response, saying quote there was an incident in september and oh usd 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 recalled to the campus and staff explained to them what happened. oh usd is cooperating with the opd investigation. end quote. now the parents of this eight

year old boy want to know who this man was. there is surveillance video of him walking onto the campus. reportedly they also want him held accountable for his actions . and, most importantly, the parents of this third grader wants to know what the school and what the district is doing to make sure something like this doesn't happen again. live in oakland. ali rasmus ktvu fox two news. thank you time 5 35. but 12% pay raise is coming to teachers in berkeley over the next two years. it's one part of a new contract. the school board approved unanimously also the school district it will contribute more for health care , and they will lower the cap on class sizes and elementary schools from 32 to 27. however some teachers say the pay raises are not enough because of inflation. starting salary for berkeley teachers is $58,000 a year well, there's more pressure building on police in oakland following the chase that ended with an innocent driver being killed. it happened monday near the coliseum bart station person was driving when they were hit

by a car was being chased by oakland police. it's the second time this year that a bystander has died after being hit by a fleeing suspect. now the deaths are raising questions about department policies on pursuits. with our policy does allow officers to pursue a vehicle that is involved in a violent felony or has a firearm involved . pursuits are getting too many. uh too dangerous. you have to weigh that with the cause of the human life. although a gun was recovered when the suspect was arrested on monday the supervisor's decision to approve the chase is under investigation based on the conditions at the time of the pursuit retirement. 5 36 oakland police will keep using automatic license plate readers. the oakland city council approved that agreement with some changes, though oakland police will only be allowed to store license plate

information for six months. also it requires quarterly reports to make sure the city lies with local and state law, supporters say putting more license plate readers on the streets could deter and help solve crimes. but critics say there are privacy concerns. it. one city supervisr wants changes to help stop side shows that dorsey says these stunt driving events are often initiated by people from out of town. and he's calling for better enforcement, including longer impound times were vehicles that are seized. and more speed bumps on city streets and at intersections. dorothy also wants the state legislature to speed up implementation of the law that also spend the driver's licenses of people taking part inside shows that the law is set to take effect in 2025. dorsey also says lawmakers should consider requiring sideshow participants. to pay

for the cleanup and the repairs . after aside jones, he's asking for a report on strategies used to deter and disrupt side shows all over the bay area is trying to improve parking in the city. the san francisco ridesharing company has teamed up with spot rv parking spots and some of the u. s cities. drivers can use the lift app to pay for and reserved parking spots anytime of the day or night. prices will be based on what time you arrive and leave. the first phase includes parking in the mission district and right near union square. electric vehicle owners in san francisco can now get a chalupa while charging their car. taco bell announced its first electrified restaurant in south san francisco on el camino real , there are six charging stations under a solar roof with enough space for 10 vehicles. the stations will boost acars charged by about 100 miles in just 20 minutes for about $20. taco bell says it plans to add charging stations to 100 more

restaurants in california in the coming months. time is fivethirtyeight right back to steve paulson, the very latest on your wednesday forecast, which is going to be warmer, warmer. that is correct type is going to be warmer. it's going to be much warmer. here may be the warmest day of the week or month for san francisco much of the coast oakland. everything is aligning itself. that w the weekend now, which has gave us the higher clouds yesterday. it'sowards monterey santa clara valley, you might get some of those higher clouds. the polar jet stays well to the north. but the pattern is about to break down and because we have the high in the pacific northwest, giving them record heat, fire smoke bad air quality. where have we seen that before? it's been over us, but not this time. this time we have been in between and we have had a very cool pattern, but at the ultimate past their northeast also around the snow grade northeast north winded, pleasant in a little offshore livermore, so everything's lining up for a

really quick warm up here today, but it doesn't last. i mean, usually we can see this happen for 57 days. this time, it looks like a day and a half. then it's gone. fast warm up mainly clear skies. sunny for all warm to hot. santa rosa, oakland conquered san jose up we go in those arrows forecast highs 92, 86 90 and 88 east san jose will probably be closer to 1991. forties fifties and sixties napa airports down to 49. petaluma is 49. but there's a lot of fifties here mid low mid upper and even some sixties look at pacifica hills now have to double check that, but pillar points. 59 montara is 57 los altos hills, 68. low fifties, though atherton also menlo park in palo alto, los altos is 10 degrees warmer at 62. so there are some warm spots here that already with that little easterly breeze or northeasterly breeze, the high in the pacific northwest. it's been around for about three weeks. it'll break down starting friday, and when it breaks down, the pattern is going to change dramatically instead of that cold hair in the east and it's going to be on the west coast.

all those record highs are about ready to disappear in the pacific northwest today will be the hottest day of the week and then systems are going to start diving into the west coast. the first one favors this year. we will get windy and cooler. they all have wind, some rain and maybe some high elevation snow. the best opportunity right now for rain for us would be it looks like next wednesday. and maybe end of the month into early november. there are some positive signs there. so stay tuned. as we say today, though, it's all about sunshine and warm to hot temps eighties and nineties. tomorrow coast and bay start to ease up a little bit. and then everyone calls down friday and big time drop on the weekend. alright steve time is 5 41 big changes coming to san francisco scooter companies, the new rules they will have to follow after city leaders are cracking down on rogue riders. and thieves in and out within minutes up next, we're going to show you where this happened and what they were able to steal before police arriv .

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storm surge coin and jewelry store stealing more than $50,000 in merchandise. it's happened in the richmond district at sf coins and antiques at 12 inclement. this surveillance video shows a man smashing down doors using crowbars and other tools after they get in now, police got there within minutes, but it was after the burglars left in several vehicles, including a hyundai palisade and a dodge charger. if you have any information about this call san francisco police with the four candidates for san francisco district attorney took part in a forum before the november election, and one of the big issues was the drug problem.

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. one of my biggest things i'll do is block access., you got ship out. the current san francisco district attorney , brooke jenkins, who was appointed to that job face three other candidates who say she's not doing enough and there's need for more reform. 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. we have 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 demand side of it means getting treatment for users. now the election in november will be disturbed until the end of former d, a chaser boudin's term , which ends in january of 2024. be another election for district attorney next year. and san francisco mayor london breed is calling out salesforce where it's work from home policy. salesforce's san francisco's biggest private employer, but 90% of its employees are working remotely. the mayor says long term remote work is devastating small businesses, especially in downtown san francisco and the financial district. and she worries that many tech workers will never go back to the office. a recent survey by security firm shows san francisco only has 42% of the office workers it had before the pandemic research finds covid infections can make it harder for a pregnant woman's body to protect her baby from infection . now, the university of

washington study finds that covid can damage the placenta's immune response to further infections, they say that could impact the baby's development research. or say it shows how important it is for pregnant women to avoid catching covid-19. a new analysis shows human organs can age by as much as 3 to 4 years after someone gets the coronavirus, infectious disease experts say it's because the virus last for a long time in the body, which can cause inflammation and other health problems, one scientist says some long covid patients began losing kidney function within one year of testing. positive now, 5 47, the cdc warning that people of color face a higher risk of being hospitalized for the flu, according to a new report there, major disparities between white adults and black and brown adults when it comes to being vaccinated for the flu and how badly it affects them. the hospitalization rates were 80% higher for black patients than for white patients. researchers say. the reasons for

the disparities are rooted in structural racism. with hispanic , black and native american people facing higher rates of chronic illness, and there are barriers to accessibility to healthcare. most doctors say if you want to get the flu shot now is the time. october is the is a good month to then last through the season, so just a little little bit of advice south pam? yes you gonna ask me the question? how's traffic today? pam i'm glad you asked that question. it's actually doing very well. you know, i don't actually like answering that. sometimes dave says, sal, have you fixed everything? well the time you wish you could write day of i haven't fixed anything because nothing is broken yet, dave. good look at the bay bridge. it looks good. oh, there goes some flashing lights. no, that's just a wide load. okay traffic is moving along very

well. if you are driving, so i like what i see out there to be completely serious. this is a good time to be out there. if you can get on the road early. sometimes we have things happen. and right now, nothing has happened yet. knock on wood or i think this thing is made out of formica. but whatever traffic is doing well, so we're just going to leave it alone. and bring in the real star of the morning. and that's mr steve paulson. have you fixed the traffic out there, sal? i don't need to fix it. everything's good. that's i agree. have you fixed the weather just reported? i don't do it. all right. thank you. so uh, a couple of things going on here. this will be almost the end of what we call the blocking pattern. low is now pretty far south west southwest of us. we could still see a few high clouds been in, but there's enough of an offshore breeze. and it's going to give us the warmest day of the of the weekend, probably the month for san francisco, oakland and many on the coast here. the low will eventually get absorbed by a system driving down from the north offshore breeze at the

ultimate past, also out pleasant in dublin, livermore, even at the sonoma grade, so everything's in place where it's not strong, but it's an easterly or northeasterly direction. quick warm up today and then cooler, much cooler by the time we get to the weekend fast warm up today, sunny for all except for a few icloud south, no biggie. seventies eighties and nineties 84 64, the forecast high and low for the city well above on both, which is a rarity they've been below on many occasions here. the record is 90 and 1913 on the high side, 47 not that long ago. 2013 so interesting to see that usually it's the other way around forties fifties sixties on the temps here forties upper forties boulder creek felton, although santa cruz and laptops are both 57 morgan hill's 58 san jose state meteorology department, 58 yet low fifties santa clara campbell and then cupertino, saratoga in the mid fifties. take a look at pg 60 pebble beaches 68 caramel 64 say

there's a little offshore breeze there as well. they don't see that very often, but in october , you can twenties thirties up in the mountains fifties sixties in the valley. fifties sixties up and down the coast. davis north wind vacaville, east northeast travis, east northeast napa airport east. i think you understand what i'm getting where i'm going with all this high will break down starting on the weekend and what we'll have today. there will be the warmest day by far so hottest day of the week. lots of sun but change big change starts on friday takes us into the weekend. this will be for this year. if you're going up there, i would watch out for wind rain and maybe some high elevation snow, you guys all right, steve. time is now 5 51. we're learning even more about an alleged serial killer in northern california after his first quarter appearance will tell you what prosecutors are saying about the weapon he allegedly used in those killings and the oakland route soccer club is headed to the playoffs. we're going to show you how the team is preparing for the game this weekend and how you can catch all the action.

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jenny ceviche knockoff scored minutes later to give the sharks a 2 to 1 lead, but it was all new york. after that, the sharks have lost all five games they've played this season. they stay in new york to play the rangers tomorrownames perfectly. it's 5e growing popularity of pickle ball, a racquet sport is causing tensions in one east bay community now, six years ago, walnut creek converted several tennis court. ports at gear park into pickleball courts. now some people who lived near the park say activities have really picked up as the popularity of this board increased during the patent. emmick they say. it's noisy out there. it attracts more traffic to their neighborhood and causes parking problems. the pickle ball. players say it's a healthy sport. it gives people of all abilities place to exercise and socialize and that the courts are public space available to everybody in the community. overall i'd say it's just as loud as a regular park

experience. it's just such a welcoming place of different levels. age groups, races, economic backgrounds. no pickle ball players and the people who lived near the park hope to find a solution that can make both sides happy. that topic took up more than a half hour of public comment time during last night city council meeting the council listened to the concerns but haven't indicated if any changes will be considered. the 49ers held a special halloween party in the south bay. some of the niners were at the spine of farms, pumpkin patch and more gun hill with children with intellectual and developmental challenges. they event included hayrides, corn maze and china's famous pumpkin blasters. there they are, the players say it was great seeing everyone having so much fun. i love to come out here and see the kids, you know, run around, and the corn maze here to pick up some pumpkins. they bring me more joy than i'm sure i'm giving them. i promise.

it's too much fun to see the smiles on their faces. the kids are from the nonprofits. best buddies. special olympics camp for the stars football camp and the stanford autism research program. love that time is 5 56 with the oakland roots soccer club is headed to the playoffs and sunday night will play their first postseason game against san diego. ktb use brooks jarocz went to the practice field in alameda to see their strategy for winning that important 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 in 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 34. 5678. running intense drills to get the legs moving and mind working. this one's called five v two personally my favorite game 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 it's gonna be exciting. sunday night turned to ktvu plus to watch the oakland route soccer club in the usl conference quarterfinals against the san diego loyal. the game is on the road in san diego. so if you want to watch ktvu plus is the way to go. that's this sunday night at seven o'clock, pam. with the city of oakland,

trying to figure out where to send people who used to live at the wood street, homeless and cabinet. we'll tell you the location the city is considering plus defendant was apprehended by the stockton police department and was found to have a firearm. that firearm is commonly known as a ghost gun. some new details about the alleged stockton serial killer while the suspect was only charged in three killings, despite allegations he's tied to as many as six from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings on two. i'm dave clark . good morning. i'm pam cook wednesday morning, october 19th , and it's the hottest day of the week and the hottest day of the month. i guess 60, but boy, what a change from last october for coast in bay? yes this will be the hottest day of the weekend, probably for the months been very cool for many along the coast. san francisco has been stuck in the low sixties. not yesterday, they hit their 1st 70. 79 i'm going 84 today. oakland downtown with an

offshore breeze 86, except for a few high clouds, mainly south. we're all set for a rapid warm up here, so turn it up, and we will see temperatures in the seventies eighties, mainly eighties on the coast as well. also around the bay and inland. it'll be nineties. low to a few men nineties. alright, salles here at 601 in the morning to tell us the traffic is well, there are some things beginning to pop up. steve i have a problem here that i'm seeing on 8 80 south head. ding down. from the washington area. southbound 80 heading down to llewellyn. this whole area is getting a little bit slow. so if you drive to the san mateo bridge, i would give myself a little extra time. bridges not busy, but it should be getting a little busier. and for some reason, look at the carpool. suddenly have a little bit of a backup there. i'm not sure what's going on. but those middle lanes are doing well. so we'll investigate. all in all, is still a decent commute. and if you get on the road soon, it will be better than waiting. 601 let's go back to the desk. okay

sound happening. the day the final state of the city addressed by oakland mayor libby schaaf in her speech tonight, she's expected to highlight successes in oakland, including building affordable housing and creating public private partnerships to deal with oakland's problems. mayor schaaf has been mayor since 2015 will be speaking tonight at six p.m. in the city of oakland. the mayor is limited. 22 terms in office. the city of oakland will move ahead with a plan to consider some short term solutions for people who are forced to leave the wood street encampment ktvu sm. agus joins us now live in the studio with details on what the city council decided last night, emma good morning, pam all show you one option that's now moving forward . this is the area where the people were living at the wood street encampment. and this is the potential new site just across the train tracks. that's part of the old oakland army base. man district three council member carol five, has been

pushing for oakland city council to seek state approval to let people live in this empty spot. and last night, she got one step closer to reaching that goal. the oakland city council approved fives motion to put $100,000 toward applying for a state waiver that could allow the former would street residents to move into the army base area known as the north gateway. however the site does have serious environmental hazards. that need to be addressed and remediated to recycling companies also have plans to move into that vacant land in the near future. here's what one woman who lives in an rv at the wood street encampment said yesterday at a protest, calling the oakland city council slow and lacking in urgency, a point echoed by council member phife in last night's meeting. what's the point of declaring homelessness and emergency? if you're not going to cut through the red tape and get something done? you sanctioned. your sanctioned parking lots have unreasonable rules and

restrictions. you're excluding people arbitrarily and breaking up our community, which also is our support system. and my family. for now, the city is planning for the former would street residence to temporarily live at the city least lot on beach street. but a long term solution still isn't clear reporting in studio emma goss, ktvu fox two news. thank you time 604, the city of antiochus getting rent control now joining other east bay city's mayor, lamar thorpe signed the new ordinance at the casa blanca apartment, and antioch now joined several other east bay cities like oakland and richmond in putting a cap. on how much rent can be raised every year. supporters say this will help keep tenants in their homes, especially people considered low income. 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. now the anti og rent control measure puts a 3% cap on annual rent increases. we are 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. and that ordinance also covers low income housing developments like the casa blanca apartment complex where that rally was held. in san francisco, the board of supervisors agreed on a plan to increase housing density in the city. the board voted in favor of reforming residential zoning laws, which will allow up to four units of housing on every residential lease owned lot in the city and up to six units on corner lots. mayor london breed vetoed a similar proposal passed by the board in july. however she is expected to support this latest plan. after changes were

made to protect single family zoning laws. we're learning the alleged serial killer arrested in stockton may have used a ghost gun in some of the murders. wesley brownlee made his first court appearance after his arrest last weekend. prosecutors say they are charging him with three of the most recent killings and stockton but not the other two homicides in that city or the one in oakland. police say they are still trying to figure out if there are other killings. he could be connected to we're gonna stay tenacious. you know, we don't know how many cases there are. that's why we're we still have our tip lines. that's why we're still partnering with our neighboring agencies. that's why we still have this incredible all star team of a task force so we can overturn every storm stone and see what we have out there. the district attorney said hate crime charges could be possible since homeless people appear to be targeted in the attacks. family members of one of the victims says they are glad to see a suspect in custody. thank you. stockton

police department. thank all the community. the homeless community have been stepped up, and that was really glad to see that they came through and they were trying to do. what they could do to help out my brother and all the other victims that were involved in this. have recently. brownlee did not enter a plea and is scheduled to return to court on november 14th. alright. our time is 607 more than 25 years after christian smart disappeared, a former classmate was convicted of her murder jury in selena's convicted 45 year old paul flores of killing christian smart when they were both students in 1996 at cal poly investigators, a flores took her back to her dorm after a party tried to rape her and then killed him. 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 paul flores, his father, 81 year old ruben flores , of being an accessory to the murder. prosecutors argued that ruben flores helped to hide kristin smart's body. blood was found under his deck at his home , but it was too degraded to provide a dna sample. the body of kristin smart has never been found. this case is not over. this case will not. be over until kristen is returned home. the attorney for paul flores did not make a comment. his sentencing is scheduled for december 9th and he could get 25 years to life in prison. federal grand jury has issued a new indictment in the deadly fire on a dive boat off the coast of santa barbara. that 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. boylan faces 10 years in prison if convicted well today, president biden is expected to announce the release of 15 million barrels of oil from the u. s strategic reserve. it's part of a response to recent production cuts announced by opec nations. the president will also leave open the possibility of additional releases this winter in an effort to bring down prices. critics say the reserve was designed for emergency use only. we now have the strategic petroleum reserve at a 40 year low they claim they're going to build it back by 2025 certainly build it back at higher prices. the strategic petroleum reserve is down almost 35% since the start of the year . time is now 609. oakland police will keep using automatic license plate readers. oakland city council approved the

agreement with some changes, though oakland police will only be allowed to store license plate information for six months and quarterly report to required to make sure the city complies with local and state laws. supporters say putting more license plate readers on the streets could deter and help solve crimes. but critics say there are privacy concerns. time is 6 10, the san francisco board of supervisors is trying to crack down on the east scooters in san francisco. the board unanimously approved a resolution urging the transportation agency to make sure that scooter companies are installing geo fencing software. to prevent people from riding rental scooters on sidewalks. there's been an increase in deadly crashes involving scooters where we don't know for sure those devices were rented or their personal devices. supervisors say the joy riders are often a freaking out pedestrians on sidewalks.

alright, little, um. technical fences. they use those salad golf courses, right if you go yeah, around in your golf cart going off course i love i love walking. i love walking. i've used those scooters too. i mean, they're fun. but i just love to walk because you know that you get to you know, if you're walking, you get to see everything and get to see all the shops and true dave. you might miss some good food. if you're driving back to go. bingo walking in san francisco. there's a little shop with some food, right. take it all in all in. good morning, everyone. let's go out to the bay bridge if you're driving to san francisco. it has become a little bit more crowded in just 10 minutes. just 10 minutes ago . we didn't see this backup. so this is what happens and don't be alarmed, though. it's kind of moving through, okay. we don't have any problems reported on the bridge and speaking of san francisco and taking a look at that this commute looks pretty good. there's a little slowing on the skyway westbound, but the

peninsula itself is not bad, and marine county looks good. december tail so they still have a lot of opportunity. there's some slowing in hayward this morning on 8 80 as you head south out of san lorenzo area to 92. 6 11. let's go back to the desk. thank you. sal san francisco's mayor is frustrated at a major tech company. why she says its policy is hurting hundreds of other businesses and the warriors are celebrating their fourth nba championship in the last eight years. we'll take a look at their big ring ceremony before last night's season opener.

of winning back to back nba titles got off to a great start . first the warriors received their 16 carat championship rings. they're huge, huge rings

, and when it comes to size, it's more like a door knob than a ring. andre andre senior is here. i know you were watching. you were caught up in the excitement of the rings ceremony . pretty exciting and just to understand what the ring is like to carry. that sounds like it's pretty heavy here. david warriors players they texted. the ring maker until them go crazy. make sure it is over the top. and they did. they did. they did. yeah jason of beverly hills. it's time for the players to get their rings. here are your 2022 nba champion golden state warriors. so one by one each player from last season's championship team received a ring including oakland native want to scan oh anderson, who now plays for the lakers, they are 16 carats of yellow and white diamonds to represent the 16 playoff wins. the face of the ring shows the bay bridge made up of 43 diamonds to mark steph

curry's 43 point performance in game four. the finals. the side of the ring shows the teams seven championship trophies, and there's also a secret compartment on top of the ring. this is a very special night. celebrating our fourth championship at eight years. from game six of the 2019 finals in oakland. game. 6 22 to 2022 finals here at space center. sounds really heavy. it took seven specialist 40 to 50 hours to make each of those championship rings. mm hmm. rules. alright so after all the ring statement the war has got right down to business once the team started the beat lebron james and the lakers won 23 1 oh, nine. steph curry led the way 33 points, including four threes, but the difference was the dubs bench, outscoring the lakers subs by 17 points a

really good team last year. mixing our vets with him. some new guys, we are a little bit of a different team, but being able just to trust everybody go out there. make the right place. i think the second unit played really well together, searching to play well together. obviously you got some stuff to clean up. um but i feel like it's only up from here. parts of golden state has a few days to relax and prepare for their next game, which is friday night at home against the denver nuggets, and you don't have to be step for clay to take home one of those rings either. the next month, the warriors, their charitable foundation and chase bank will launch a championship ring sweepstakes and we will give you the exact details on how to enter when you come out, but the prize is an authentic 2021 22 championship ring. wow, that sounds pretty cool. head back to you will be entering. i think i'm allowed for sure. thank you, andre. or the warriors franchise has so far won seven nba titles and warriors fans say this season, the team can make it eight. the energy both inside

and outside chase center was infectious for the season opener . before the game, fans signed that 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. we can repeat. it'll be warriors and six against the brooklyn nets. hmm vegas has the warriors as the odds on favorite to win the title this year. the second best ads belong to the team the warriors defeated in this year's finals, the boston celtics. wow alright, time at 6 18. we're going to get you to where you need to go on a wednesday morning, sal. he knows what's happening on the road. that's right. dave and pam, it is getting a little crowded out there if you are driving into san francisco, this is what you're facing, although it is not too crowded. i would say this because it is not

completely backed up to the maze. the metering lights are on those this morning at the toll plaza, so you'll be kind of waiting through that slow traffic. let's talk about the east bay. i'm sorry, the peninsula and san francisco because we do see traffic that's moving along very nicely all the way down to the south bay, and there's the south bay commute. that commute looks very good, with no major issues driving through and if you're driving on 2 80 san jose that traffic continues to move along very well. there have been no major issues here and here at sfo. i've been watching the planes this morning. i just saw a delta airlines plane take off and now , steve as we go to you in alaska airlines heading to seattle is ready for take on time. it looks like it. yeah, very nice to leave. it's just actually it's a few minutes behind, like, three or four minutes behind big deal. one of these days, you and i just need to go. hang out there and watch the planes coming in. you know

what? i've done it before. i can do it for hours. all right. thanks. so we do have a okay, so we've been in a blocking pattern . okay? everything's been up in the pacific northwest as far as heat fire smoke. southern california's had rain, arizona's head right, so there's two distinct patterns in the jet stream. it's called a rex block , named after the man who discovered in 1950 or analyzed it, but it's about to change. they they have a life expectancy of about three weeks. well, the end of the third week will be this friday. so until then, chimp temperatures have been warming up for us slowly. but today they'll jump up now that low we had higher clouds yesterday. it's pushed far enough south it could still spend in a few high clouds. but this will be the warmest day of the week and the month for many over by the coast, san francisco and probably oakland. now inland tabs and, you know they have been warm for somebody has been pretty cool for about the last 7 to 10 days, much cooler by the weekend, so santa rosa oakland conquered san jose up we go forecast highs today. 92 86, 90 and 88 degrees san francisco

finally had their 1st 70 degree temp of the month yesterday. that was 79. i'm going 84 84 62 so far as the low what's average 70 54. so one of the few occasions this month that they've been above on both the forecast high and also the law, calistoga, 94 pleasant and 92 gilroy 94 yet the coast for this is warm to hot if you're used to sixties and all of a sudden your seventies and eighties that's pretty toasty. 82 stinson beach half moon bay 76 in santa cruz 88 degrees forties for a few fifties sixties for the rest. i don't think it'll take long to warm up twenties in the mountains, though. that's where all the focus will be. by the time we get to this weekend, 49 u k a 60, though down in monterey davis north wind. vacaville art returned it was east northeast northwest southwest, but napa and travis both have an easterly or a northerly breeze. it's not strong, but it is slightly offshore. after today, things begin to change and boy do they ever so today will be warm seventies eighties nineties on the temps. but then a system is

going to move in over the weekend. it looks like it favors this year, depending on the track. it will give us windy, cooler conditions. it will give the tahoe truckee i think some rain high elevation, snow, windy and noticeably colder up there for us, i think middle of next week looks promising. maybe for a little rain for us. next week , eighties nineties. today i was just looking in the pacific hills. there are multiple observations right now at 70 degrees, so it's going to be really warm over by the coast today. not as hot thursday. then here comes the cooler weather. friday saturday panel all right. thank you, steve. it may be hard to get a new clipper card. we're going to tell you about the problem that has transit officials pushing people to go digital. and new video of alleged illegal voting. we have details of a police crackdown on some illegal ballots.

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their time for felonies. the exceptions are people convicted of murder or sex offenses. ramona oliver was convicted of murder, but says the arresting officers must have made a mistake. like voters by that voted commit no fought. god told me that i was. whatever comes out of my time. the crackdown on voter fraud was carried out by state police and local law enforcement agencies. they all face up to five years in prison if convicted. the company that operates in underwater oil pipeline had dumped 25,000 gallons of oil into the ocean off orange county last year, has settled a class action lawsuit for $50 million. now the money will go to the fishing industry, property owners and the tourism industry. the proposed settlement between houston based amplify energy and the business is still needs to be approved by a judge. if approved, amplify, will also agreed to take steps to try to prevent such a spill from happening again. we're

gonna hear from some of the candidates running to become san francisco's district attorney up next, what they had to say about fixing the city's drug problems. and renewed calls for change after two innocent bystanders have been killed in police pursuits this year. the reason the most recent crashes, causing an uproar. 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

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after finding out that a man confronted and assaulted elementary school students on school property will tell you what the parents now what the school to do. and the burned body found along a walking trail . we have no information just released by the police, who are trying to identify the victim. from ktvu fox two news this

morning's on tv. alright as we take you live to the opening bell this morning, the bay area's netflix said to open up about $25 a share. that brings live netflix reports, it added 2.4 million subscribers last quarter. that's after losing customers during the previous two quarters. netflix executives say that going forward, the focus will be on profits rather than subscriber growth. looks like the two days of rally coming into an end. stocks ended lower. we'll have your business news coming up here on morning sun to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's a wednesday morning, october 19th and i know where to find steve paulson. he's always working hard. he's right here. today a little bit. yeah little bit. we have some warm temps on the way and the warmest temps. probably of the month will be for many. san francisco, oakland for the coast . what has been an unseasonably cool pattern for many with deep fog bank gets a quick little warmup started yesterday. city had their 1st 70 degree temp

yesterday. they'll have an 80 degree temp today so you can turn it up. lots of sun. a few high clouds mainly south. nothing compared to what we had yesterday, warm to hot for one day. it starts to cool down looks like a little bit tomorrow. but today it's all about eighties and nineties. 6 30 in the morning and on wednesday bridge freeway where you want to start this time? yeah, let's start at the bridge because i think people want to know what that's looking like, steve. good morning to you. let's go right to the bay bridge, and i can show you that traffic is going to be backed up here as it normally is, almost to the mace now not to be worried. as you drive into san francisco. it looks okay. and there have been no problems in the south bay or in the east bay that are major. we've had a couple of minor things, but you will see the traffic is going to be moving along well on the same mateo and dunbarton bridge is 6 31. let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal. for better security on their school's campus in oakland. it comes after an incident in which a man is accused of walking onto the school campus and confronting physically confronting a child.

ktvu sally rasmus joins us now live with the details. ali well . oakland unified school district says it's working with oakland police to investigate what happened, but it happened at cleveland elementary school in oakland. last month. the parents of a third grader, an eight year old boy spoke with ktvu to explain what happened. they say their third grader and his friend were confronted on campus by an adult male. they did not know. the parents say the man assaulted their son, accusing him and his friend of bullying another student. 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 threatened him as well for chasing her for talkies. and then just drop them. and that's that's what happened. this man is still on the loose, 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? oakland unified school district gave us a statement in response, saying quote. there was an incident in september at

an $0 elementary school, which 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 . oh, usc is cooperating with the opd investigation. end quote . now the parents of this eight year old boy want to know who this man was, they said. as you heard in that quote there. there is surveillance video of him walking onto the campus. they also want him to face criminal charges for laying hands on their son and threatening him. even though usd says this incident happened and after school hours, the parents of this child want to know what the school in the district are doing to make sure it's not shreaten . live in oakland. ali rasmus . fox. two news. thank a trail n antioch. police say firefighters found the woman's body after responding to a fire on the trail. no suspects have been found in connection with the death or fire. people who live

in the area say they are now concerned about their own safety. my kids are scared. i'm like not too scared because this is just a lot of homeless activity here, so i'm kind of used to it. i hope she wasn't burned alive. you know, and i hope that whoever did this, um, gets, you know, justice. photos of a ring and necklace found on the body of the woman had been released and hopes of identifying her place described the woman as african american under the age of 30, about five ft six inches tall with a gap between her two front teeth. detectives are asking people who live in the area to see if they know anyone who might match that description is not 6 34, the four candidates for district attorney of san francisco took part in the forum before the november election and one big issue the city's drug problem. 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. 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 current district attorney, brooke jenkins, who was appointed to that job face three other candidates who say she's not doing enough and there is a need for more reform. 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. we have 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 demand side of it means getting treatment for users. the election in november will be disturbed until the end of former dhs chasuble dean's term, which ends in january of 2024. last year, there will be

another election for district attorney san francisco mayor london breed is calling out salesforce for its work from home policy. salesforce is the largest private employer in the city. but 90% of its employees are now working remotely. the mayor says long term remote work is devastating small businesses , especially in downtown san francisco and the financial district. she worries that many tech workers will never return to the office. a recent survey shows san francisco only has 42% of the office workers had had before the pandemic. a global shortage of plastic means it may take a while to get that physical clipper card. now bay area transit officials are encouraging commuters to use the digital versions. instead people who download the mobile app before the end of the year and set up a new account will not have to pay the $3 fee for a card writers who use fair discounted tickets, including seniors, youth, low income adults and people with disabilities can still use the app. with discounts after emailing paperwork to verify

that information time 6 36 style is back. he'll help you get to where you need to go. south dave and pam. good morning to you. i want to give you a little advisory. if you're driving, let's say down to hayward or to the same mateo bridge. maybe you live in oakland, and you want to head south of 83 way. all of a sudden, it's kind of a mess. we've had a couple of different incidents in both of those, including the slow traffic have made it tough out of san leandro heading down south to a word. if you're driving, let's say to castro valley, i would go 5 80 instead of 8 80 at this point that is in much better shape. the bridge toll plaza is backed up all the way out to the maze. it's very crowded on the bay bridge. even the carpool lanes are getting some crowding here, as you can see, normally, when you look here, you see these people driving through, so we're going to keep on top of what's going on on the bay bridge and let you know what about today's weather is going to be a pleasant afternoon, sitting outside steve well, if you don't

like it hot then no. but if you do, yes, okay, shade, maybe or she? yes we will start with one of our friends of the show here. patrick's and beautiful redwood shore's i can't reese is for a coat is thick already. steve long, cold winter ahead. i cannot argue with that. i tend to agree. let's hope it's not dry. i have a long hair cat, the dude. and his heirs. his coat's pretty thick too, so i would tend to agree with that. i'm on record as saying this winter will be better, right? pam and dave, let's take it since april , alright, and i still think it will be our patterns about the change. we've had this blocking pattern. by the way. it's a rex block, not an omega block. there is a difference today we will warm up to this will be the warmest day for many of the month. and then cooler weather spills in here rapidly by friday and saturday. but today santa rosa oakland conquered san jose up 92 86 1988 on the forecast size again. those are my forecast times. stinson beach,

80 to half moon bay 76. that's the spirit happen by santa cruz . hot 88 calistoga 94 pleasant in 92 gilroy. 94 fifties on most of the temps, a couple of sixties cities down to 62 about a couple of cool attempts to the north, but a lot of fifties on attempts twenties in the mountains, truckee in south lake tahoe, 65 down las vegas, palm springs, phoenix 71. 49 uk a little cool there. little easterly breezes in the hills. also for some here, it's not strong, but it's a slight offshore for many nappy airport north. travis has a little northeast, the high and the pacific northwest, which is giving them record heat. fire smoke. bad air quality is about to break down. blocking patterns have a life expectancy, usually about three weeks. well, guess what. the three week mark will be this friday. but today it's all about that slight, offshore breeze. high pressure gives us seventies eighties and nineties on the attempts, thenn becomes d changes that deep, cold load

middle of the country. guess what now the west coast gets in on the big drop. the key is going to be where is this low going to develop? i mean, we'll get windy and cooler on the weekend. no doubt about it. if the law does this there will be more than just a little bit of snow in the higher elevations in this year. if it does, this goes on the least side it will be more windy and cooler, colder pattern. i think next week will be the focus for us to maybe get some rain in here eighties nineties on the temps. after today, the coast of bays start to come down. it'll still be warm in on thursday, then friday, saturday, we see temperatures. all of a cliff. they're almost wow. alright. steve thomas 6 40 hurricane in. remember it hit almost a month ago. but nationwide, the impact is still being felt. we'll tell you the massive amount of agriculture that will not be shipped out from florida and how much it will cost the industry. okay now let's check in with gasia and our newsroom with the other stories. we're following for you here on morning sun, too. good morning. good morning, pam. and dave. when i get to

join you in studio here will focus on what health experts have to say as they're warning us about a possible winter surge, and there are two new covid variants in particular driving these concerns in the next hour of mornings on to what doctors are so concerned about then there's california continues to see historic drought the most populous city on our state. could it be running out of water, also in the next hour with the los angeles mayor is pushing for the next leader to do as we're getting closer and closer to e mi

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monday near the coliseum bart station person was driving when they were hit by a car that was being chased by oakland police and it's the second time this year that a bystander has died after being hit by a fleeing suspect. now the dust are raising questions about department policies on pursuits. our policy does allow officers to pursue a vehicle that is involved in a violent felony or has a firearm involved. pursuits are getting too many. uh uh, too dangerous. you have to weigh that with the cause of the human life. although a gun was recovered when the suspect was arrested on monday the supervisor's decision to approve the chase is now under investigation based on the conditions at the time of the pursuit, time is now 6 44 12% pay raise is coming to teachers in berkeley over the next two years. it's one part of a new contract. the school board

approved unanimously. also the school district will contribute more in health care and reduce the cap on elementary school class sizes from 32 to 27. however some teachers say the pay raises are not enough because of inflation. starting salary for berkeley teachers is $58,000 a year inflation has already increased prices at the grocery store. now we can expect another round of higher prices for fresh fruits, vegetables and meat because of damage caused by hurricane ian last month, the storm caused serious damage to farms and ranches in florida growers say about 40% of the fruit, including melons, grapefruits and oranges cannot be saved and that does not take into account damage done to trees that will have a long on term impact on the industry. um we're looking at maybe a 10% tree loss. it takes five years for a freshly planted tree to produce enough quality fruit that you can measure and count it. they say the number of dead

trees could still increase those that were damaged but are still standing could die in the coming months. because the ground is wet. it's causing tree rotten roots to rot that would cut into production for years to come, or even drive some growers out of business, and that translates to higher consumer prices across the country that could last for years. time at 6 46 this next story just for pam cook, the makers of luxury cars, offering more variety of options that are all electric rose royce just unveiled its first fully electric model called the specter and cadillac introduced the all new seller stick. now these companies are going after high end buyers with cars that have sticker prices topping $300,000 each. as you will see firsthand. our flagship e v is a culmination of unparalleled refinement. advanced technology and ultra luxury design one of our founders, chance rolls made

a prophecy and that prophecy was that electric drive is a perfect fit because it's clean. it's noiseless. and just so, you know, both car models are expected to begin production next year. well there are some big expectations for the stanford women's basketball team this year. the cardinal is ranked second in the ap preseason poll. stanford made it to the final four last season, losing to connecticut, which last in the final two south carolina, south carolina, is in the top spot of the preseason poll. texas iowa and tennessee round out the top five. stanford starts its season hosting san diego state. november 7th look at the ladies. good luck to them . time is 6 47 south. give some good luck to our commuters this morning. what's it like out there? well, you know, we have improvement here at the bay bridge. there were some momentary blockage there of the carpool lane. but if i put the picture up again, that's fix itself, so it looks a lot more normal, and even the regular

traffic is moving through a little faster than it was last time. some of this some sort of a momentary blockage. maybe a quick traffic break there, but now you can know if i could put my arrow on. let's say that truck, see how long let's see how long it takes that truck to move, but you can see over here in the carpool lanes. things are moving. well the last time we talked, there was a little bit of a backup, so that truck is not moving. i guess it's not moving that much there. so that's what you got. there you go. finally moved off the arrow. thank you, sir. madam this is a look at the bay bridge, and this might be what's going on westbound bay bridge into san francisco. right here at ninth street. there's some sort of a lane blockage there, and that will affect the toll plaza. so we keep an eye on it for you. let's keep it an eye on the weather. let's bring steve paulson back in here. all right, sal. thank you, sir. we will get to it here. this will be the warmest day of the week and probably the month for some san francisco, oakland and many on the coast in what has been a foggy and cool pattern. not now

, the low that we had yesterday. spending in the higher clouds is moved far enough west southwest and only a few high clouds might faint, but most of it's running into drier. so we are all set for a quick warm up here warm to hot today. hottest day of the weekend again. maybe the mont seventies eighties, a lot of eighties and nineties here. big change starts friday and takes us right into the weekend as a system dives into the sierra nevada. fast warm up, though today mainly clear skies unless you're south and you might get a few high class, but no big either, sonny. for all warm to hot. there is a little bit of an easterly breeze in the hills and on the coast going 84 in the city today, after a low of 62 that is above the average, which is 70 54. this is a rarity. there have been numerous occasions where the high has been well below average and even the low, so this is one of the few days we're on both sides. it's going to be above the coast. jensen beach, 80 to half moon bay 76 santa cruz 88. that's hot for some on the coast. calistoga pleasant in and gilroy low to mid nineties by tomorrow, though, it does look like temperatures start to ease up a lot of fifties on the attempts are a few sixties here,

but a lot of fifties a few upper forties, but i'm more fifties. anything else? although cold in the mountains and speaking of the mounds, it's going to get really cold there. sunday and monday. trucking tahoe are both in the twenties. here uk is 49. monterey is 60 warm degrees already you can see the high which has been in the pacific northwest, giving them record heat. fire smoke, bad air quality. it's about to break down. there's going to be a system that's going to dive in giving them rain, and also a big cool down and for us. it just depends on where the system ends up here, but seventies eighties nineties today and it looks like sixties and seventies much cooler for us. windy sierra win for sure rain and could be some high elevation snow. they're not painting a lot on that, but they are painting some activity for the mountains this weekend. i would be up to date on the latest here, especially if that dives a little more to the west. for us, i think next week offers hope for some rain in here eighties nineties on attempts today and tomorrow looks like pretty warm inland but still starting to cool down. it really drops day friday and saturday. thank you time now. 6 50 new

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ukraine that russia is illegally and accent it's russia's efforts to give russia more control over those regions. putin announced last month that russia would try to annex the four occupied provinces inte department reiterated that the move is illegal, but there are concerns this morning about an iranian rock climber who went back to iran after competing in south korea without wearing a head covering. l know rikabi. these was greeted by a big crowd

of supporters at the airport in tehran. many believe she was showing support for protests in iran when she competed without a head covering but now a post on social media, said it was not intentional. it's not clear if she has been arrested now that she is back in iran or if she will face being detained. in this country. vice president kamala harris is back and washington will have a private lunch with president biden will both be talking about their recent trips to california. the vice president was just here in the bay area and spoke at san francisco's cowl theater about some of the biden administration's top issues, including climate change, human rights and abortion rights protection. 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.

now the vice president is the latest high profile democrat to come here to the bay area. recently secretary of state antony blinken was here monday and before him it was former secretary of state hillary clinton last weekend they were helping to raise money for the democratic party and also encourage people to vote in the midterm elections. time is 6 56 . the 10 week long strike involving northern california kaiser mental health workers may be ending soon. the national union of healthcare workers and kaiser permanente released a joint statement saying both sides have come to a tentative agreement. the terms of the deal were not announced statement included a thank you from both sides and also to sacramento mayor darrell steinberg for quote, mediating and helping to bring negotiations to a close. and registered nurses in oakland and berkeley or considering going on strike. it's sutter out of bates medical center. the

nurses union notified the hospital nurses plan to hold a five days strike next week. it hurts to say the hospital hasn't dealt with what they called persistent patient care problems , including workplace violence and high turnover rates. a spokesperson for sutter says they've had several bargaining sessions and think the best way to reach a fair deal. is to keep negotiating. your time is 6 57 oakland professional soccer team. the oakland roots is heading to the playoffs. now they're making their first postseason appearance sunday against the san diego loyal. the winner moves on to the conference semifinals. the loser will stay home players in oakland say they've been a long shot all this season, and they're proud to still be playing. been an underdog 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. we just gotta go out there and give it our all and do it for the people of oakland.

now the team is already overcome some hurdles this season, including a change of coach is right in the middle of the season and a loss to the weekend that they're almost ruined their playoff chances. the captain of the team says. they're tired from the regular season, but everybody's pumped up. and ready to make a deep playoff run and just a reminder. you can see the oakland roots play the san diego loyal in their usl quarterfinal game. the games in san diego and you can see it on ktvu plus sunday night at seven p.m. with the growing popularity of pickle ball racket sport, causing tensions in one east bay community. six years ago, walnut creek converted several tennis courts at red deer park into pickleball courts. now some of the people who lived near the park say activities have really picked up as the popularity of the sport increased during the pandemic, they say it's noisy, attracts more traffic to their neighborhood and causes parking

problems. the pickle ball players say it's a healthy state. court it gives people of all abilities place to exercise and socialize and say the courts are public space available to everybody. overall i'd say it's just as loud as a regular park experience. it's just such a welcoming place of different levels. age groups, races, economic backgrounds. pickle ball players and the people who lived near the park hope they can work out a solution that can make both sides happy, and that topic took up. more than a half hour of public comment is doing last night city council meeting council members listen to the concerns, but they haven't indicated yet of any proposed changes will be considered. the city of oakland is working to figure out where hundreds of people cleared from homeless encampment can go next. we're live in oakland to examine the ordeal of former wood street encampment, residents. plus new information to bring you in the case of the alleged stockton serial killer, the weapon

officers say he likely used in the murders and why he's only being charged with the three most recent killings in stockton as of now, then she disappeared more than 25 years ago. a former classmate of christian smart has now been found guilty of her murder, the latest in a trial and how smarts family is reacting. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto the weather kind of wild with us and gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's wednesday. it's october 19th and always good to see you guys here really, weirdly warm. when i stepped out the door back in, you know, an hour or two ago, been talking about that all day about what is going to be like, right? well it is going to be our warmest day of the week and maybe the month for many here, especially coast bay and probably in oakland. but inland temps. it won't take long to get into the upper eighties to low nineties even the coast is looking for seventies and eighties were under mostly clear skies. there's a few high clouds so we're going to we're going to tu