after hours and is in the hospital. what's expected later today at a meeting about community safety concerns. and the powerball lottery jackpot even bigger this morning growing pick the winning numbers in last night's drawing, however, to californians will start this day of million dollars. richard and one of them lives right here in the bay area. from ktvu. fox two news. this morning's onto well, good morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. october 27th. i pulled out the jacket this morning. it's a little chilly, definitely feels different. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. it is. it's a very fall like pattern. you two under clear skies. i think we'll get some thirties here if you don't have some already temperatures today

, though, 60 seventies there's really not much changing, except we'll have more sunshine today. so look for a chilly cold morning temperatures, though lots of sunshine wall two walls we like to say here it'll be sunny and nice, mainly sixties are very low seventies on the temps here still running a little bit below average, never below average, always above average. here he is, mr sow. castaneda i have to be brutally honest. there was traffic coming in. track there is i mean, never used to be like that. but it is now people. you know, people don't like being on the road in the middle of the morning, steve when it's so slow, so they'll get up early and do it now and i don't blame you. you know if you are driving out there, let's go to the bay bridge. you can see that traffic looks light, but there. it's surprising how many people i do see on the way to work at this early hour. this is a look at interstate 80 north and south that's doing very well so not crowded, but certainly people are out there. four oh, one. let's get back to the

headlines happening today. a big meeting in the vado between school officials at linwood elementary school and law enforcement agencies about safety measures and concerns after two teenagers with stabbed on the school campus after hours, one stabbing victims still in the hospital in critical condition. ktvu s. brooks jarocz says some parents told him the lack of security cameras raises big questions about several other safety improvements that still have not been made. right now. safety and security are top of mind for parents, said linwood elementary school in novato, perhaps adding cameras and just beefing it up all around. we really need it, police saying after school stabbing monday night has a 16 year old in critical condition of 17 year old was also hurt what played out on campus is under investigation, and that has raised questions about school security measures. i don't believe we actually have video cameras of the district could do some camera work. that

would be fantastic, for sure. but records show that was always part of the facilities plan dating back to 2016 safety and security are on the school's priority list. the community asked for cameras along with lighting, fencing, a p a system and better alarms. six years later, little progress, the same requests and complaints. there's been freaking and stroke. look into the bathrooms on a constant basis. there's been windows broken from the library to the kindergarten play yard, nevado police tell me they've had a handful of calls this year for juvenile disturbances in minor theft, but nothing out of the ordinary. still investigators say they advocate for school cameras to help solve crimes. district documents list more than $1 million plan for linwood security system but it's unclear if any of that money has ever been spent. marin county superintendent mary jane burke says in this stabbing incident surveillance would not have changed. the outcome are a law enforcement was available and at

the scene within minutes, so this wasn't about security camera at all. still she called a virtual meeting for thursday between school officials and law enforcement agencies. the discussion will focus on solutions and be shared with the public friday in a community that understands that we are interconnected. whether during the school day after a school day and that all of the partners , um need to work together to address any issues, and particularly those involving safety of our students. the nevada unified school district has a special board meeting scheduled for early december to discuss the remaining funds to cover the needs in the 2016 facilities. master plan. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news . thank you. brooks field. the high school student is in custody for having a loaded gun on campus. police arrested the student at army oh high school after a school resource officer learned that the boy had threatened to harm another

student during a search of his backpack. they found a loaded gun with an extended magazine. that student is underage, so not much personal information is being released, but we do know he was taken to solano county juvenile hall. our time is 4053 people have been arrested in berkeley in connection with the deadly shooting on october 8th near the u. c. berkeley campus, where one person was killed and three others were hurt. berkeley police say that andy gutierrez rib below and michael monroy ramos now face charges of murder and attempted murder and a third person, jessica monroy, is facing charges of being an accessory. the 29 year old the lima tapa was shot and killed october 8th at telegram. captain durant, just south of the uc campus, and after that shooting , uc berkeley hired private security guards for some of the nearby dormitories. just 12 days to go until election day. two candidates for oakland mayor are working together to promote a ranked choice partnership.

mayoral candidates lauren taylor and treva read are asking voters to choose them as their 1st and 2nd choices. ranked choice voting, also known as instant runoff. voting requires voters to rank candidates in order of preference. both candidates say they are the best prepared to become mayor because they represent communities in oakland that have been disproportionately affected by gun violence, homelessness and lack of economic opportunity. these are the two most qualified leaders to lead us in the right direction. yeah, three facts. period. whether you're transgender gay woman lesbian it doesn't matter who you are. asian latino rich poor. on the streets, returning citizens black white. it doesn't matter. we agree on these three things. and we have united when you unite you ignite. there are 10 candidates running for the mayor seat in the november 8th election. now mayoral candidate

shane tao released a response following that partnership, saying, in part quote to status quo politicians who are endorsed by mayor libby schaaf, who have not been able to build broad coalitions behind their campaigns are now endorsing each other at the last minute. our time now. 407 san jose city council member of matt mehan is running to be the next mayor of san jose facing santa clara supervisor cindy chavez. he came here to the ktvu studios to talk about how he would deal with crime. what i hear from officers who are frustrated and considering leaving our department is they're frustrated with arresting the same people over and over again. they don't feel that they're being sufficiently supported by the rest of the criminal justice system, and that's an area i focused on. no mayhem, says his top three priorities if he's elected, are lowering the crime rate, reducing the homeless situation and speeding up city permit processes. we will not ultimately have enough places

for people to live if we don't get serious about reforming our planning and building processes and making it easier to build the housing that we need, where it makes sense in places like downtown san jose now on the issue of homelessness, mehan once you get people off the streets by increasing the use of government land for homeless shelters, there was no big winner in last night's $700 million powerball lottery jackpot drawing, which means saturday's jackpot is expected to be $800 million. however two tickets in last night's drawing are each worth. more than $1.5 million because they matched all but the red powerball and one of those winning tickets was purchased in los gatos at a 76 gas station. now, in case you haven't checked your numbers, the winning powerball numbers are 1936 37 46 with the powerball number, 24. well, andt lucky. one man in san jose at a

7 11 stores that mhm. he doesn't need luck because he has a system that works for him. i would buy a scratches here and i let the kids scratch them because i have bad luck. and when they scratch them, they seem to win. so they're not 18 so they can't cash them in. mr. stanton admits he did buy powerball tickets last night because the jackpot was so big and the story goes to seems lucky. that store two weeks ago sold one of the two winning mega millions lottery tickets worth $247 million store employees at that, 7 11 say it's fun to work at the store with that reputation. many customers come here because this story is a lucky one. so by that fun, and we wish them like and on saturday night, the powerball jackpot will be $800 million. also on saturday, the super lotto jackpot drawing for $37 million. mm alright. i did not

buy a ticket. you didn't. did you? yes did i lost again? i completely forgot again until i saw the big sign on the freeway . stephen i went all right. i still have a chance for 800 million on saturday. 800 million. you have to play pamela . i'm going to have to, but i'm gonna have to set an alarm. i guess my phone to buy a ticket. all right, we will. having a winning forecast here if you like this kind of weather because i let's let's be honest. it's been a beautiful october. we had one day a record highs and that we haven't had any rain. but it's been good visibility. we've had cool temperatures and guess what the pattern is about to change, but not until early early. november and it looks like it's on track here, except for a few passing cloud. high clouds. rain for the now for now stays to the north, so chilly cold mornings. it'll be nice to mild in the afternoon. mainly sixties to very low seventies. i mean, i'm probably pushing the envelope a little bit by even going with 74 but wall to wall son. mild

denies cold morning clear skies forties on the taps here any thirties, yet santa rosa is getting close. the answer is down to 42, middletown's and thirties upper lakes in the thirties there, marshal bodega bay 44 runner park, sebastopol, sand and selma all at 41 napa. 42 sonoma is close at 40 degrees 21 jackpot up in truckee, south lake tahoe 23 41 51 you kind of sacramento and 57 down las vegas. 59 64 l, a san diego little bit of a northerly breeze northeast northwest west southwest, but my diablo north 30 is by far and away the strongest. it's not that strong when you see this up here, that's very cold air right. but systems are now marching towards us. for now. but all eyes are on next tuesday and wednesday. the forecast models are now in sync. for rain and cold temperatures and mountain snow unless something dramatically changes. i would expect that next tuesday,

wednesday, sixties seventies on your temps. not much of a change until the weekend. it will be a little warmer. thanks into monday, halloween looks good, but sunday, increasing clowns. all right. thank you. steve elon musk appears to be getting settled into twitter ahead of his friday deadline to buy the company coming up. what he carried into the headquarters and what he told employees in san francisco. also kanye west gets more bad business news, the latest companies refusing to work with him because he made offensive and anti semitic remarks.

line for elon musk to close his purchase of twitter is fast approaching. ktvu is jana katsuyama tells us the tesla ceo made an unusual

entrance at twitter's headquarters in san francisco and addressed concerns about possible cuts to the staff. elon musk posted a video of himself in san francisco wednesday with a line entering twitter headquarters. let that sink in, and there he was literally carrying a sink. this comes after months of declaring his intention to buy the social media company, then trying to back out and finally a battle in the courts as twitter's board sued to prevent him from reneging on the deal, musk signaled his intentions wednesday, renaming his twitter account title as chief twit. he posted another tweet at 2 39. pm in a lot of cool people at twitter today. and tweets from twitter employees popped up through the day showing musk at the office. musk reportedly told staff that any notion he would cut 75% of the employees is not true. the court in delaware gave musk a friday deadline to close the $44 billion deal, and musk has reportedly begun having banks process $13 billion of his

payments when it's a management as exemplified with the sort of bold confidence that elon musk will bring. there have to be moderating voices within the organization. dan more. a uc berkeley professor at the hospice nous school, is an expert on leadership and confidence, he says musk's track record shows a risk of overconfidence that could be a detriment to twitter and his other companies. tesla and space x overconfident leaders get their organizations into all sorts of trouble. and musk provides many examples, including his poorly conceived tweet about taking tesla private. having funding lined up, they wound up in an investigation by the sec. more says if musk does take twitter private without a board of directors, the question is who will balance musk's ego and control of the company? why is responsible leaders? with healthy egos will seek out criticism and doubt themselves when choosing courses of action second guessing whether their

initial impulses might be wrong again that deadline to close the deal is just days away, and musk is expected to address the employees on friday, reporting from san francisco, jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news . thank you time for 17 executives for skechers say they escorted kanye west and of their office in los angeles after kanye arrived there unannounced and without an invitation, the staff was skechers says west was filming unauthorized video in their offices. and this comes as adidas cut its ties with kanye west. adidas says it will keep selling kanye's remaining yeezy products but without his name. and some more bad news for kanye west involving a popular fashion resale start up here in the bay area. the company called real real says it will ban sellers from listing any products linked to kanye west or his companies that start up is the latest company to cut ties with west,

who made anti semitic remarks about wanting to kill jewish people on social media and on tv. west is already lost partnerships with the bogue gap , adidas and other large companies because of those remarks, facebook parent company meta has been fined nearly $25 million washington state judge ruled meta has repeatedly and intentionally violated the state's campaign finance disclosure law. washington's transparency law requires add sellers like meta to keep and make public. the names and addresses of those who buy political ads. the target of such ads how the ads were paid for and the total number of views of each add. meta has argued that the laws and constitutional and virtually impossible to fully comply with our time is for 18, steve parsons back and steve. it's pretty cool around the bay area this morning. it's cool to cold there, mr park. no doubt about it. pam would concur. i think yes, it is, uh, i even noticed it was like, okay, there's a

little chill in their 45 was the temp when i woke up this morning, so i'm sure we'll see some upper thirties here. the pacific is getting very active, nothing for us yet, but early early next week sure, looks like it has in tuesday wednesday. until then, we have cool readings, but rain stays to the north. for now, rain and snow so culturally morning it'll be sunny. nice afternoon here. probably really between about 64 72 is going to cover almost 95% of the forecast highs today. cold morning. clear skies few high clouds while while son but no biggie forties low forties fifties on the temps east bay temps in the thirties. not yet close, though. alamos at 40 degrees danville, 41. clayton's 42 lafayette's in there as well panel at 43. 47 union city and also hayward, dublin's down to 43 fifties over pittsburgh, and also brown any kind of breeze, though kind of holds the temp up a little bit twenties in the mountains forties up and down the coast until he hits southern california forties fifties in the valley as well. 50 sixties on the desert, mount diablo is

the only one really kicking up its heels north at 29. otherwise we do have a little bit of a northerly breeze, but that's a lot of energy that's been driving into the pacific northwest gulf of alaska. one of these systems will start to carve itself out on us. but not until tuesday. wednesday there you go, so we'll get some rain here and some mountain snow and some really cool tim highs will be in the low sixties is the way it looks. 60 seventies on the temps really? not much changed up a little warmer on the weekend and monday, halloween looks good. increasing clouds, though, by afternoon evening. all right, steve time for 20 violence at uc davis up next what we're learning about of the university campus, plus voters reportpbox by men dressed in tactical gear and armed with guns, the steps one state could take to ensure everyone casting their ballot. feels safe. child, voice-over: there was an old woman who lived in a shoe. she had so many children, she didn't know what to do.

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they felt intimidated as the judge to prevent these election watchers from gathering within sight of dropbox is a lawyer for a clean elections usa says such a broad restraining water would be unconstitutional. at u. c. davis an event was canceled after opposing groups of protesters clashed and the confrontation turned violent. event was hosted by the conservative group turning point usa and was going to feature a right wing political commentator. target people quite seriously. they target teachers and educators who they deem as pushing the liberal agenda and so forth. and it inspires people who are overtly violence, such as the proud boys to take action . last night's event was again an opportunity for, um to bring in a speaker from a very unique position. he's an african

american gentleman who does not believe in systemic racism. students protesting the event were met by counter protesters who were wearing shirts that said proud boys turning point usa says it is not affiliated with the proud boys. alright. wg more about this week's attack on the mayor of antiochus mayor lamar thorpe told ktvu crime reporter henry lee. it's the latest in the series events events involving critics of his efforts to reform i hear my name . hey lamar, where you where? where have you been at? where have you been? at lamar thorpe says a man started calling his name after he gave a speech at a chamber of commerce luncheon. the twohe lone tree golf and evt center in anya is familiar to me. not necessarily a supporter , not necessarily someone hawaii agree with politically or ideologically. in fact, thorpe says the man was part of a failed effort to recall him and that he had been nursing a grudge since at least the fourth of july. that's when the mayor said he saw the man and asked

him how the signature gathering effort went fast forward to tuesday afternoon at the golf course. the mayor said the man told him were you harassed me? you harassed me like this at the fourth of july, and now i've been waiting to get back at you. he said the man kept getting louder and louder and then punched him in the chest. the mayor says he then blocked a second punch hit me right here. i couldn't believe that he did that. and so, of course, now i'm just i'm now getting louder. don't touch me. don't put your hands on me, police recalled. officers took statements from both the mayor and the man who denied punching thorpe. says his share of detractors who have criticized him for previous sex harassment settlement and a d u i arrest by the chp. i'm not responding to their nonsense because they're just hiding behind the fact. that we're creating reform. structural reforms in this city has spearheaded reform measures at the police department, where at least 11 officers are under investigation by the fbi. and contra costa county, d. a. the mayor says his opponents are energized by blogs that, he say

clearly fuel racism. the reality is that they hate that we keep in franchise people that look like you and me. this is what this comes down to says he'll persevere even in the face of attacks back in may, someone said, his fence on fire, he says he's been accosted at his home and out in public. and it. i don't know what the only difference is here is that other than our predecessors were white, and we're black. that's not right. no arrests have been made in the golf course incident . please tell me this is a he said. he said situation involving in most a misdemeanor and that they will ford they're fighting to the d. a s office for review in any henry lee ktvu . fox two news. thank you. henry. californians are paying on average $2 per gallon more for gas than drivers across the country still ahead, the action state lawmakers are taking to try to bring down the cost of gas investigators think a woman accused of killing her five year old son may be hiding here. in california. the nationwide search that led to the arrest of

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and the driver didn't seem to care to stop and check on his welfare. a six year old boy is recovering this morning after being hit by a car. now investigators are hoping new video of the incident helps lead them to the driver who left the scene plus we need to make sure that we have colleague grocery stores in proximity to where everyone can get to whether they walk, whether they cycle whether they take public transportation . much needed grocery store now open in san francisco's bayview district. we're gonna hear from customers who described the area as a food desert before that store arrived. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cooked.

good morning. i'm dave clark. thursday morning. october 27th, a little nippy outside old steve paulson with your thursday forecast. that is correct a little cool out there under clear skies and temperatures today will be very similar to yesterday. so if you enjoyed yesterday, you'll like today. if you're in the sun, it's maybe a little on the warm side in the shade you like. it's a little cool there. otherwise we will not have the higher clouds that we had yesterday morning except for refuse, zipping on by so cool to cold for the morning thirties forties. it'll be sunny and nice, mainly sixties and very low seventies temperatures training a little bit below average here, so not a lot of change you over the salad, 4 31 . we'll say good morning, all quiet out there something new pop up. pardon me. it's pretty quiet out there, steve. you know, right now we don't have a lot going on. i have been looking at the east bay and we have a nice start there if you are driving on 5 80 on 6 80 also on the peninsula so just kind of looking around. make sure i'm not missing anything. this is look at the bay bridge toll plaza, and that's off to a good

start. at 4 31. let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal. today. two men are expected in court charged in connection with the death of a woman who has burned body was found on a hiking trail in antioch 32 year old ashton montalvo and 39 year old d'angelo boone each face a two count two felony counts. the body of 25 year old makayla sharman was found 10 days ago. on the trail near gentry town drive. police say the circumstances of her death are still under investigation. time now for 32. the chp wants your help. they want to identify a hidden run driver who's seriously injured a six year old boy tuesday night in castro valley. it happened on new year's avenue near castro valley elementary school. the little boy was released from the hospital yesterday. his family says he's doing well now. surveillance video is blurry, but investigators say they can make out the moment that white suv he turned off castro valley boulevard onto nunez avenue and

immediately hit that little boy . but police say the video shows the moment where the driver appears to touch the brakes before. keeping going going down the street. if you are involved in a crash makes things so much easier if you just stop take responsibility for actions and come forward and work with police. if you leave the scene of the crash, whether it's a minor injury or a major injury constitutes a felony. because it's so hard to see many of the details in this video. the chp hopes community members may be able to help them identify that as uv they say, it's white. it's possibly a nissan or ford. it may have damage to the front end on the right side. investigators say they want to hear the driver's side of this story, too. they're asking people in the area or for any other business or home surveillance video that may show that collision. developing news san jose police are investigating the circumstances that led to a

woman being stabbed last night. officers were called to daffodil way near boynton high school in west san jose, where they found the woman suffering life threatening stab wounds. so far , police have not released any other information about a suspect or a motive. time is now. 4 34. police say a woman suspected of murdering her five year old son and dumping his body in indiana. maybe here in the bay area. now state police from indiana, asking the public to help find 37 year old juan ludie anderson. she's the mother of five year old cairo, jordan's whose body was found stopped in a suitcase. it was abandoned in a rural area in indiana last april. investigators say they believe anderson was traveling to san francisco, los angeles, san diego, las vegas and houston . since that child died, another woman whose fingerprints were found on the plastic wrap. was arrested last week in san francisco. californians with student loan debt are being urged to take advantage of

federal resources for debt relief. us senator alex padilla held a virtual briefing with student loan holders to discuss the biden administration, student debt relief plan and its impacts on californians. senator padilla is encouraging people to apply for that debt relief despite legal challenges to the plan and the federal appeals court. between the courts and us , uh the application process remains open and the federal government is still actively receiving and reviewing applications. you've heard from the court. you heard it from the president. you hear from the secretary of education, and you're hearing it from me. the program is to open to receiving applications. eligible borrowers with federal student loans can apply now by filling out an online application at student aid dot gov. 4 35. state officials say they want to protect tenants and homeowners who are facing water and utility shut offs. and since the beginning of the year, water

costs have gone up 40% many residents have struggled to pay the rising water costs. officials say the loss of water increases health risk, and it can also lead to being evicted. attorney general rob bonta provided residents with steps to follow if you fall behind on paying your water or utility bills if you are a customer of a major water provider, you have the right seven days notice before your water is shut off. you have other rights as well. but there are a lot of options a lot of pathways to keep the water on. rob bonta also warned water providers to immediately stop all water shut offs that don't comply with the water. shut off protection act grocery store is now open in san francisco's bayview district. in ktvu, christian captain talked with the p the neighborhood about what it means to the after

opening its doors, customers flooded into the lucky bayview supermarket on third street in san francisco, showing the pent up demand for grocery store april. spears is a neighbor and restaurateur in the bayview restaurants cafe in my lucky sandwich today, my first purchase here at lucky's says this lucky supermarket is a welcome addition. i am an expecting mother and i have a two year old so fresh food, of course, is at the top of my list, and we're always shopping, so i'm glad that i could just come right down the hill from where i live and get fresh product available here. president of the board of supervisors, shaman, walton said more than a year of planning has gone into turning this space that had once been a walgreen two years ago into a food destination in the middle of what has up until now. been a food desert. we need to make sure that we have colleague grocery stores in proximity to where everyone can get to whether they walk, whether they cycle whether they take public transportation. and this helps us provide that the mayor also adding neighbors will have to be

caretakers of this new supermarket belongs to the community, so it's going to be up to the community to protect it to support it to respect it, and to make sure that they're not a few people that really kind of messed this up for this neighborhood. the hope is the store will also be anmic engine for the area, with plants already in place to ensure that 90% of its workforce is made up of baby residents and serving as an economic anchor. for bayview plaza. lucky says the grocery store is already gearing up for the holiday season, and we'll have turkey and all the holiday favorites available for the neighborhood. the storm is significantly smaller than any other lucky store with only 5500 square feet of shopping space, but lucky, says it already has a supply chain in place from nearby stores to ensure that lucky bayview has everything it needs for this community. we will be supporting this story, and it'll be just like all of our other stores, and there's something that i guess can't get here. we'll have it here that day or the next day. we have a truck that goes back and forth

between stores. lucky bayview says. it's also making some space available inside of its footprint for community meetings and gatherings. the hours here at lucky bayview run from six am till nine p.m. seven days a week in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. christian. thank you. time is 4 39 thursday morning. steve has your forecast. this is where i say. my father used to be a vp of the original lucky supermarkets. right dublin, he was vp management information systems back back in the day. wow original. lucky's nothing like a local grocery store. exactly and they also own gem car. remember jem cole? some of you know, i used to work at that gym co and walnut creek where there's a target now. ah ha! probably loaded your car was stuff outsider long time ago. alright pattern is changing slowly, not until we get to november november november, you

can see a few high clouds just zoom on by, but it will have lots of sun today, so it's a cold morning. cool there's mainly forties, but i think we'll get some thirties here. a nice afternoon temperatures. i mean, this has just been a spectacular october. honestly, i mean, seriously fifties for a few sixties for most are low seventies wall to wall son. it's a beautiful fall day, people i've seen on twitter saying had to turn the heater on the furnace on. i understand low forties here nights are getting longer days are shorter angle. the sun is lower. 40 woodside, 40 atherton, stanford 40 middle park 41. mid forties foster city, san mateo, mid forties montara as well. pillar 0.45 461 uk and then 44 down out in ely board. 29 flagstaff, a little bit of a northerly component, accepting the oakland berkeley hills. it's more west southwest, but nothing strong, little crazy breeze or anything like that. that's a big system, but we're waiting for actually want to move in. not until early next week. you can see

everything right now favors pacific northwest. we're okay into the weekend and even on monday looks okay tuesday wednesday. there you go. forecast models are in sync. amazingly so this will be a very cold system. not a lot of able get some ran out of it, but more importantly, it favors snow in the mountains 60 seventies on the temps. they won't change that much, but they will warm up a little bit on the weekend. i think halloween starts off, alright, and then we'll get clouds coming in monday evening youtube. all right. thank you. steve group of a area teachers are hailed as heroes coming up the life saving actions they took when a building near their school caught fire and a big change in how the iphones of the future will be designed most of your charging cords and wired headphones will soon be obsolete.

i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31.

earnings on two and today is the 50th anniversary of the golden

gate national recreation area. then president richard nixon signed the legislation creating the gm nra on october 27th 1972 more than 15 million people a year visit the g n rs 82,000 acres north and south of the golden gate bridge. think of this place the golden gate national recreation area. every single word of it so important when our children come to the park. this is what they want them to take pride in. one of the most beautiful areas in the world, and later today, the recreation area is kicking off several clean up events to mark the occasion. the first starts at eight o'clock on alcatraz. the g n r a includes alcatraz, crissy field, the presidio, the marin headlands and stinson beach is 4 44. san francisco is honoring the woman who's 75 years ago. save this at east cable cars from becoming extinct. a celebration in

aquatic park was held by city and community leaders at the freed oh, classman memorial turn around the back in 1947 miss classman created the citizens committee to say the cable cars after then mayor of roger lap, um called them the city to junk the system. she stood up during the time when oftentimes women were ignored and neglected. and she said, no, i'm going to pull together all my girlfriends and we're going to stop the cable car from being really vanished in our city years after miss klusman saved the cable car. she also founded the san francisco nonprofit san francisco beautiful. san francisco's fire commission is honoring some teachers who rescued a group of elderly residents from a burning building. back in may, there was a fire at a senior citizen coop on inca lane in the city's western edition. five teachers at nearby rosa parks elementary

school, so the smoke and flames and rushed over to help evacuate the residents. now the city is formally recognizing them for their efforts. it was a scary moment. but, um. you know that it was funny that the kids were actually scared, too. but once they realize that we're all okay. um we kind of reflected and thank you for the acknowledgement for what we did, and the firefighters were amazing as well. so thank you. thank you to the firefighters that were there. they did make me feel safe. and i felt like, um, i was doing a little part, but they were doing a lot of the work, but thank you for thank you for the recognition. san francisco. seven people were hurt in that fire 18 people who are displaced, well small business owners and community members in san francisco's visitation valley, welcomed a special late night crowd. it was all part of a light up the night celebration lights were strong in the legal and avenue area. businesses and restaurants stayed open later to welcome shoppers and diners. come

together and the community to bring the celebration about, um, our supervisor over here and just to get the word out about what's happening here on leland make people want to come out at night more and help our businesses and avenue is a small commercial business card or that spans about three blocks between bayshore boulevard and rutland streets. will this coming sunday , the 49ers will play the rams, their nfc west rival. 49ers practice yesterday in santa clara, and some of the key players actually sat out of practice because of injuries. newly acquired running back christian mccaffrey is set to have a full playbook available to him for sunday's game against the rams, 49ers head coach kyle shanahan says the 49 years are going to have to play a lot better than they did when they lost sunday to the kansas city

chiefs. i get how dominant was in the first three games or whatever that was, um but i know we can play better than we have these last two weeks. and, yeah, we're missing some guys, which makes it tougher to be that dominant. but we also went against pretty good team last week, too, so i think we can playnday. it's so far stadium in los angeles. the game starts at 1 25 pm you can see that game right here with us on ktvu fox two. well, there's a new documentary about san francisco giants legend willie mays. he is the most spectacular baseball player that ever played. none of them could do what willie mays could do to experience a trailer for hbo's new documentary, say. hey willie mays was released yesterday. it will focus on his life and career in and out of baseball. the documentary features interviews with giants legends like barry bonds on marshall marshall and orlando pita. as well as hall of famers

reggie jackson, broadcasters john miller and vin scully. it will be released on hbo max next month. can't wait. that's my boyhood. that's going to be great to you know, just to the legend lives on because if you don't pass along those stories the one person i still still wanna meet directly, willie. maybe you know what i'm talking i emulated juan marichal. i had the high kick. yes i would do the high kick. if i did that now , you'd have to drive me to john mirror, but but back then i would do the high kick. wow yeah , he was one of my favorite pictures for sure. uh one of my favorite times of the year is when we start to actually get some rain in here. not yet. not yet won't be until probably next tuesday wednesday, maybe into thursday's the way it's looking, but the rest of october appears to be dry, although on the cool side here not hot. not raging offshore breeze. no no, it's been required patterns been a

good pattern here for us. rain stays to the north for now. cold morning. nice afternoon temperatures, mainly in the sixties and low seventies. here we are looking for temperatures to being a fine line until the weekend when they will bump up a little bit here, but we'll have wall to wall son. it'll be a beautiful fall day. forties fifties on the temps here, the city is down to 51 average low this time. here's 54. that's back to back days below the average many locations in the forties few thirties already santa cruz mountains and campbell 38 38 39. santa clare is getting close. cupertino's down to 43. morgan hill, san martin, also 43. twenties in the mountains, 17 and healy. boom that's going 29 flagstaff, 48 to 63 from crescent city. the san . when you start to see that they'll speckled bands. that's all cold air right there. we're going to have to wait a little bit. everything is staying to the north for now, but what's going to happen is the pattern is going to carve itself out right now. all three forecast

models that we look at our in sync, which is a rarity. they've had a tough time lately, but now they're showing tuesday, wednesday and thursday. not a lot of rain. it'll be cold, but there's some pretty good opportunity for serious snow. unless you know, they throw us a curveball. but when they're on, so when they're all three and together within day seven that's usually pretty good sign. 60 seventies on the temps really quiet pattern here warmer on the weekend. clouds will start to increase on monday, but it looks dry for halloween. alright that sounds good. thank you, steve. a new twist in the race for oakland mayor still ahead, the two candidates teaming up and how one of the other candidates is reacting, but first improvements to truck weigh stations might not sound exciting, but it could benefit all drivers. we're going to tell you what the new scales could mean for that drive lake

i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31.

it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31.

hey will be free of demonstrators in san francisco express their opposition to the biden administration's plans to send more troops to haiti at the country's request. protesters say the administration has been backing the dictatorship of ariel henry, who they say is responsible for human rights catastrophes in haiti. the reason for this is this is a completely grassroots struggle for freedom. not a power play between different powers and the people of haiti. wanting to be free. and of course, the united states is totally against you know who wants to dominate haiti, especially since haiti is a black republic. robert now protesters are demanding that house speaker nancy pelosi opposed sending more foreign trips troops to haiti and stop

deporting haitian refugees from the u. s a new united nations report shows that current action to reduce carbon emissions is not enough. the study took into consideration the emissions targets from 193 countries, the estimate found world the world would see temperatures rise by 4.5 degrees fahrenheit by the end of the century. it's much higher than the 2.7 degree goal set at the paris climate accord in 2015 prices around the country are moving lower, according to triple a across the country gas now averaging 3 76 a gallon. that's down eight cents from last week due to lawyer lower oil prices here. in california, though, the statewide average 5 64 it is down nearly 80 cents from the high earlier this month in san francisco. drivers still paying 5 82 a gallon in oakland, 5 70 in san jose. it's 5 72! well governor, newsom is still continuing his fight with the oil companies accused of gouging

californians through high gas prices. ktvu is greg lee tells us the governor is now attacking them after valero released its latest earnings report. they're screwing the other taking advantage of you gouging you following sunday's gubernatorial debate. governor gavin newsom continues slamming oil companies , accusing them of ripping californians off at the pump. the third quarter profits that comes out next week and the week after. and we'll see if they had your back during this stressful time. we'll see if the oil companies had your back this week, valero energy corporation reported making $2.8 billion from july to september, up from 463 million in the same quarter last year. newsome lashed out in a statement saying, as valero up their profits by over 500% in just a year, california's were paying for it at the pump instead of passing down those savings in response to the nation's highest gas prices, despite falling crude oil prices , newsom has called for a

special legislative session on december 5th. he wants lawmakers to pass a windfall profit tax on oil companies and give it back to consumers. so far, there's limited details. price gouging penalty. to put money back in the pockets of people that are being taken advantage of its not only the right thing to do it's the moral and ethical thing to do. valero did not respond to our request for comment, but the company previously denied price gouging and laid the blame on the state's environmental regulations and energy policies . in response to the governor's comments, the western states petroleum association president said demonizing the oil industry must stop and with the governor should do is promoting all of the above energy strategy and end his own policies that reduce oil supply and discourage investment in refining capacity and infrastructure. after debate , newsome touted the inflation relief checks going out to californians and took credit for recent drop in gas prices. republicans including his challenger, state senator brian

deli, continued to call for a gas tax holiday. the gas tax holiday is the fastest way you can actually help drive down inflation. so those are the policies we put forth. we had the budget to backfill to take care of the highways in california. we should have done that you c. berkeley haas energy institute economist severin borenstein said, expect similar reports from other oil companies , but more investigation is needed to pinpoint the exact cause of the prices. all of the refiners are going to announce eye popping profits. for the last quarter. all the ones that operate in california. it's just they've made a boatload of money . we are going to have to figure out why the prices aren't more competitive in california, when reporters followed up for more details of this windfall tax plan, newsom said he's working with lawmakers trying to get it right. we expect more specifics soon. in the newsroom. greg lee ktvu fox two news thank you. greg drivers heading west on interstate 80 near cordelia in

solano county have probably seen the smaller and much older truck scales near the highway, 12 and junction. now solano county is working to raise $240 million to replace it with a more modern version, similar to the scales on the eastbound side, however, they will be off the freeway. the current scale exit creates congestion and has caused crashes, solano county officials say without the new facility, the problem could get even worse as more trucks need to cross from east to west at that point this is a mega region and we sit at the heart of this mega region. you have the bay area to the west of sacramento to the east of oakland, which is massive. you have a lot of freight. the chp says the new facility will also have automated inspection equipment that can detect problems on the trucks as they drive over the scales that could prevent more truck breakdowns on the highways. major break ins and so is the bathrooms constant basis

. there's been windows broken from the library to the kindergarten play, yard. safety and security are major concerns of one elementary school in marin county after a teenager was stabbed on the school campus after hours and is in the hospital. what's expected later today at a meeting about community safety concerns. and the powerball lottery jackpot even bigger this morning, it has grown to $800 million. no one picked the winning numbers and last night's drawing, however, to californians will start this day. a million dollars richer and one of them lives right here in the bay area. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. well good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. october 27th. one of those winners. i don't think he's sitting here about to ask you. are you a million dollars? richard no, i'm not steve paulson. the rich have a whole

new attitude, okay? that would be suspicious million. i'd still show up. still show up. yeah. but i could see the horizon a little better there. all right, so we do have clear skies. it'll be a nice day. nice fall. dig a little cold this morning, some thirties already down towards santa clara valley santa cruz mountains to the north. but overall, it will be temperatures sixties and seventies. we do have thursday sunshine on the old weather menu. cool or cold for the morning. sunny and nice. and seventies and icefall looks like a nice, quiet end to october, but big changes early november more on that in about 10 minutes. all right. sal is here. he's going to tell us the traffic is still light, steve. i like what i see. althoughpeciale hour, so you still have an opportunity to get out there before it gets too crowded,

westbound coming into san francisco on bay bridge. it looks very good. and there have been no major issues. if you are driving in the east bay, we continue to look at some pretty decent commutes around the bay. 501 let's get back to the headlines happening today. lawrence horse mint agencies in novato will meet with officials at linwood elementary school about improving safety after two teenagers were stabbed after hours on the school campus. a 16 year old, who was stabbed on monday is in critical condition . now the investigation continues. many parents are questioning schools, safety improvements that have been delayed for years. i don't believe we actually have video cameras of the district could do some camera work. that would be fantastic. for sure, there's been friedkin's instilled into the bathrooms on a constant basis. there's been windows broken from the library to the kindergarten play yard. now the record shows safety and security

improvements have been on the school's priority list since 2016 community gas for cameras for lighting for fencing and better alarms, county superintendents as surveillance cameras would not have prevented the outcome of that stabbing incident. our law enforcement was available and at the scene within minutes, so this wasn't about security camera at all. still, investigators say they support having school security cameras to help solve crimes and school district documents show more than a million dollars is planned for linwood school security system, but we don't know of any of that money has ever been spent. fairfield high school student is in custody for having a loaded gun on campus. police arrested the student at armijo high school after a school resource officer learned that the boy had a had threatened to harm another student. during a search of his backpack. they found a loaded gun with an extended magazine.

that student is underage, so not much personal information is being released, but we do know he was taken to solano county juvenile hall. time is five. oh, 43 people have been arrested in berkeley in connection with the deadly shooting on october eight. eighth near the u. c berkeley campus, where one person was killed and three others were hurt. berkeley police say that andy gutierrez rib below and michael monroy ramos now face charges of murder and attempted murder and a thirs facing charges of being an accessory 29 year old deal. i'm atop a were shot and killed october 8th at telegraph and durant just south of the u. c. campus. and after that shooting, u. c. berkeley hired private security guards for some of the nearby dormitories. with just 12 days to go until election day. two candidates for oakland mayor are working together to promote a ranked choice partnership mayoral candidates lauren taylor and trevor reid are asking

voters to choose them as their 1st and 2nd choices. ranked choice. voting also known as instant runoff voting requires voters to rank candidates in order of preference. both candidates say they are the best prepared to become mayor because they represent communities in oakland that have been disproportionately affected by gun violence, homelessness and lack of economic opportunity giant. these are the two most qualified leaders to lead us in the right direction. yeah three facts. period. whether you're transgender gay woman lesbian it doesn't matter who you are. asian latino rich poor. on the streets, returning citizens black white. it doesn't matter. we agree on these three things. and we have united when you unite you ignite. there are 10 candidates running for the mayor seat in the november 8th election. mayoral candidate xiang tao released a response following that partnership,

saying, in part quote to status quo politicians who are endorsed by mayor libby schaaf, who haven't been able to build broad coalitions behind their campaigns are now endorsing each other at the last minute time now 505 will san jose city council member matt mehan is running for mayor of san jose facing santa clara supervisor so cindy chavez and mayhem came here to the ktvu studios to talk about how he would deal with crime. what i hear from officers who are frustrated and considering leaving our department is they're frustrated with arresting the same people e rest of the criminal justice ths top three priorities if he'scinf homeless and speeding up the city permit process. we will not ultimately have enough places for people to live if we don't

get serious about reforming our planning and building processes and making it easier to build the housing that we need, where it makes sense in places like downtown san jose and when it comes to homelessness may hand once again people off the streets by increasing the use of government land for shelters. supporters of proposition 31 a ban on flavored tobacco rallied in oakland. it was part of a statewide six city bus tour to urge voters to vote yes on 31, which would end the sale of flavored tobacco in california, supporters say ending the sale of most flavored tobacco products would help protect teens from getting addicted to nicotine, noting 80% of children who use tobacco started with these items. flavors are the fundamental component of the tobacco companies game plan to lure kids into a lifetime of addiction and to prey upon communities of color. opponents of prop 31, which mostly includes the tobacco industry, says it's already illegal to sell any tobacco products to children and that this would be

adult prohibition and could lead to underground markets. ktvu dot com has tools to help you get ready to vote. look for the election section. go to ktvu .com slash election. alright time is 508, the powerball lottery jackpot climbed even bigger even higher last night to $800 million after last night's drawing no ticket matched all six winning numbers. however six people in five states did win more than a million dollars. they correctly guess the numbers on all five of those white balls and one of those tickets were sold at a gas station and loss. gatto's ktvu is emma gasses out there right now. good morning, emma. good morning. that's right. one lucky bay area winner took home a nice $1.5 million last night from this gas station is on most gatto's boulevard and gateway drive the mobil gas station, and they weren't the

only california winner on another one who won $1.5 million bought their ticket in rancho cucamonga, california and took home another 1.5 million last night. they guessed five of the winning numbers. just not the power while number which means the pot is even bigger than it was yesterday, climbing up to $800 million powerball jackpot is now the second largest in powerball history. and anyone who wants to play has until one hour before the next drawing on saturday night to get themselves a ticket. there's been 36 drawings in a row over almost three months and still no grand prize winner has picked all six winning numbers. the odds of winning are just one in 292.2. but that hasn't returned people here in the south bay from putting in two bucks for the chance at winning millions. i have a friend who wants me to buy a ticket and split with her,

so that would be good enough for me. whoever will win. good luck to them. good luck to me by. the next powerball drawing is at 7 59 pm this saturday night reporting live in los datos and i got ktvu fox two news. all right. thank you very much. alright, always exciting, and it's always great to hear you know the store owner. they get a little, uh, you know, piece of the pie, right? steve when i buy a ticket, they always say good luck, and i say if i win, you will wear. that's right. very nice. very nice. genuine good luck. exactly uh, good luck getting some rain in here. maybe not. good luck won't be until next tuesday, wednesday, thursday, so until then, we're good to go under clear sky except for sky except for a few high clouds, but all in all, it's a clear morning cold, lots of activity up to the north, staying there for now. rain to the north. we get nice conditions here. just really.

except for what 11 day we had the record highs has been acquired. october has been a cool one cold morning. nice afternoon here. fifties for a few sixties for most or low seventies cold morning clear skies wall to wall sun, except for a few high clouds that only people in weather would probably notice. forties or fifties on your temps here, then no thirties here on this panel, but we found something of the santa cruz mountains and we can find some to the north up in mendocino county, lake county. also sonoma has now dipped 39. some masterful is getting close and so almost getting close. even richmond's down to 42. 43 point reyes and 42 at ross, and we're in county so there are some cool clothes for sure. twenties in the mountains 21 22 forties on the coast until he hits southern california fifties sixties on the desert. you can see that's a lot of cold air that's moving into the north sea that speckled bands in the gulf of alaska. that's very cold air. a lot of that that was not coming down here and till next week. until then, it's staying the course which is to the

north, but all the forecast models now have gone on the same side of dropping a system in here starting on tuesday into wednesday. not a lot of rain, but mountain snow, and that's that's we'll take it. it's important. let's hope there's not a change here. a curve 60 seventies on the temps. and if you like this pattern you love the weekend. it will be a little warmer. monday halloween starts off nice clouds coming in, but it does look dry. all right. thank you. steve elon musk made quite a statement as he headed into twitter headquarters in san francisco coming up what he told employees during his visit about job cuts. also kanye west gets more bad business news, the latest companies refusing to work with them because of the offensive and anti semitic remarks he made

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tomorrow ktvu jana katsuyama shows us his unusual entrance at twitter headquarters in san francisco and has more on what he told staff about job cuts. elon musk posted a video of himself in san francisco wednesday with a line entering twitter headquarters. let that sink in, and there he was literally carrying a sink. this comes after months of declaring his intention to buy the social media company, then trying to back out and finally a battle in the courts as twitter's board sued to prevent him from reneging on the deal, musk signaled his intentions wednesday, renaming his twitter account title as chief twit. he posted another tweet at 2 39. pm in a lot of cool people at twitter today. and tweets from twitter employees popped up through the day showing musk at the office. musk reportedly told staff that any notion he would cut 75% of the employees is not true. the court in delaware gave musk a friday deadline to close

the $44 billion deal, and musk has reportedly begun having banks process $13 billion of his payments when its management as exemplified with the sort of bold confidence that elon musk will bring. there have to be moderating voices within the organization. dan more. a uc berkeley professor at the hospice nous school, is an expert on leadership and confidence, he says. musk's track record shows a risk of overconfidence that could be a detriment to twitter and his other companies. tesla and space x overconfident leaders get their organizations into all sorts of trouble. and musk provides many examples, including his poorly conceived tweet about taking tesla private . having funding lined up, they wound up in an investigation by the sec. more says if musk does take twitter private without a board of directors, the question is who will balance musk's ego and control of the company? why is responsible leaders? with healthy egos will seek out

criticism and doubt themselves when choosing courses of action second guessing whether their initial impulses might be wrong again that deadline to close the deal is just days away, and musk is expected to address the employees on friday, reporting from san francisco, jana katsuyama. ktvu fox two news. alright janet. thank you time. 5 17 executives for skechers say they escorted kanye west. out of their office in los angeles after kanye arrived there unannounced and without an invitation. the staff at skechers says west was filming unauthorized video in their offices. and this comes after adidas cut its ties with kanye west. adidas says it will continue selling kanye's remaining yeezy products, but they won't use his name and some more bad news for kanye west involving a popular fashion resale startup here in the bay area, the company called real real says it will ban sellers

from listing any products linked to kanye west or his company. rouz start up is the latest company to cut ties with west who made anti semitic remarks about wanting to kill jewish people. kanye west has already lost partnerships with vogue gap , adidas and other big companies . because of those remarks, apple passed to switch over to a usb c charging port for future devices. a new european union law mandates electronic devices use the charging standard by 2024. to cut down on waste right now, most of apple's iphones and ipads only take the company's lightning charger. alright. our time is 5 18. let's talk about weather. stay more sunny, breezy weather for most of us would say sunny and nice day, maybe a little breeze. not too bad there we are looking for clear skies that's for sure. and some thirties are showing up to the north and also towards the santa cruz mountains. also campbell's checked in at 39 few high clouds toppling over the ridge. but the

active pattern stays to the north. for now, it's up in here. there's a lot going on up in the gulf of alaska. across the pacific right now. the rain the current pattern keeps it out of our area. so cold mornings thirties forties on the temps a nice afternoon. really i mean, tough to beat this kind of weather very far, like cool mornings, 60 seventies cold morning, clear skies wall to wall son by the sun goes down faster when it does that temp drops fast. petaluma and santa rosa are both at 40 degrees now. 41 palo alto. so we're seeing some cool clothes. what about any t thirties yet to the east? not yet. it's getting close alamos at 40. lafayette's at 41 panels 42 claims in their danville dublin. i mean, there are many of forties fifties closer to the water, also out towards pittsburgh and brentwood twenties in the mountains, forties in the valley or fifties and even down to monterey. it's at 45. so we'll see a lot of activity here coming across, but nothing is really going to impact us until we get to. probably tuesday is the way it's looking weekend looks nice, more sunshine and warmer temps

yesterday, one forecast mile had rain on us on tuesday well tuesday wednesday. now all three of the main ones have it on us, if not late tuesday into wednesday, not a lot of rain, but we'll take whatever you get, but that would be good mountain snow if it verifies 60 seventies on attempts. this is not changing these cold lows, but the highs will get a little warmer on the weekend. dave right now. monday looks dry with increasing clouds light alright , save time. it's 5 20 violence a greasy davis up next what we're finding out about the dueling protests at the center of the university captains, plus voters in one state say they feel intimidated while voting at the ballot dropbox because of men dressed in tactical gear and carrying guns. the steps one state could take. raid to make sure everybody feels safe when they both

things onto its 5 22 3. men in michigan may get up to 20 years

in prison after being convicted for a plot to kidnap michigan governor gretchen whitmer. a jury found them guilty of giving material support for a terrorist act as members of a militia group called the wolverine watchmen. also, they were convicted of gun crimes and being members of a gang. prosecutors say the plot grew out of anger over restrictions that governor whitmer imposed during the covid pandemic. and the federal judge in arizona hopes to decide by tomorrow whether to order election watchers in the phoenix area to stop monitoring outdoor ballot drop boxes after some voters complain they feel intimidated the members of the group called clean elections usa have been gathering near those drop boxes in maricopa county, taking photos and videos of voters as well as the license plates on their cars. some of them were tactical gear. carry weapons, the voters who say they felt intimidated as the judge to

prevent those election watchers , some gathering within sight of a dropbox. lawyer for clean elections usa says such a broad restraining order would be unconstitutional. time is 5 24 at uc davis. an event was canceled after opposing groups of protesters clashed and the confrontation became violent. man. at that event was hosted by the conservative group turning point usa. it was going to feature a right wing political commentator. target people quite seriously. they target teachers and educators who they deem as pushing the liberal agenda and so forth. and it inspires people who are overtly violence, such as the proud boys to take action . last night's event was again an opportunity for to bring in a speaker from a very unique

position. he's an african american gentleman who does not believe in systemic racism. now the students protesting that event were confronted by counter protesters wearing shirts that said proud boys turning point usa says it's not affiliated with the proud boys. we're learning more now about this week's attack on the mayor of andy och, mayor lamar thorpe told ktvu crime reporter henry lee. it's the latest in a series of incidents involving critics of his reform efforts. hear my name. hey lamar, where you where have you been at? where have you been at mere lamar thorpe says a man started calling his name after he gave a speech at a chamber of commerce luncheon. the two were in the parking lot at the lone tree golf and event center in anya is familiar to me. not necessarily a supporter . not necessarily someone hawaii agree with politically or ideologically. in fact, thorpe says the man was part of a failed effort to recall him and that he had been nursing a grudge since at least the fourth of july. that's when the mayor said he saw the man and asked

him how the signature gathering effort went fast forward to tuesday afternoon at the golf course. the mayor said the man told him were you harassed me? you harassed me like this at the fourth of july, and now i've been waiting to get back at you. he says the man kept getting louder and louder and then punched him in the chest. the mayor says he then blocked a second punch hit me right here. i couldn't believe that he did that. and so, of course, now i'm just i'm now getting louder. don't touch me. don't put your hands on me, police recalled. officers took statements from both the mayor and the man who denied punching thorpe. as a share of detractors who have criticized him for previous sex harassment settlement and a d u i arrest by the chp. i'm not responding to their nonsense because they're just hiding behind the fact. that we're creating reform structural reforms in this city has spearheaded reform measures at the police department, where at least 11 officers are under investigation by the fbi. and contra costa county, d. a. the mayor says his opponents are

energized by blogs that, he say clearly fuel racism. the reality is that they hate that we keep in franchise people that look like you and me. this is what this comes down to the says he'll persevere even in the face of attacks back in may, someone said, his fence on fire, he says he's been accosted at his home and out in public. and it. i don't know what the only difference is here is that other than our predecessors were white, and we're black. that's not right. no arrests have been made in the golf course incident. please tell me this is a he said. he said situation involving in most a misdemeanor and that they will ford they're fighting to the d. a s office for review in any henry lee ktvu, fox two news. the people of california, on average, about $2 a gallon more for gasoline than drivers around the country , still ahead with state lawmakers are doing to try to bring down the cost of gasoline . plus investigators think a woman accused of killing her five year old son may be hiding

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get to whether they walk, whether they cycle whether they take public transportation. a much needed grocery store now open in san francisco's bayview district. we're going to hear from customers who described the area as a food desert before that store arrived. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning. san too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark.

thursday morning. october 27th you ready to talk about the weather? sure okay. let's ask steve paulson house. pam's weather going to be going to answer a question. pamela was just asking us. yes, the break here. okay we're in what's called a la nina pattern that is colder than average equatorial waters colder. okay there is a massive amount of cold water that goes well out into the pacific as much as i've seen in a long time, not all the nina's are alike. okay there are some similarities this year so far to 2010. which was an epic sierra snow year. so usually it's not our rain friend. this year, i think will be different. that's just my two cents. that's just my butt. latinas not ending anytime soon . carry us into the end of this year. no doubt about it clear skies out there looks good also analogs the 1955 56 for those of you. think back and go back that far. cool to cold morning sunny

. nice temperatures, sixties and seventies looks good here. quiet quiet october very fall like and i don't think that's changing until early november. all right, let's get the sound now. usually things pick up at 5 31, and he's here to tell us ah, it's still quiet, steve now hopefully it will stay this way. i'm not sure it will. but right now we still have a decent commute to head out to the bay area. dr let's go to the bay bridge. you can see it's still light and traffic is moving well between now and six o'clock. of course, these things may change, but not a lot of being reported by chp in the east bay or in the south bay commutes and 5 32. let's go back to the headlines. all right, sal. thank you 50 years ago today, some of the most famous tourist spots in san francisco and lorraine county became a national park and today hundreds of people were marked the occasion by helping to clean up the golden gate national recreation area. ktvu sally rasmus is here. now you have more information. good morning, allie. good morning, dave. yeah.

the golden gate national recreation area includes alcatraz, of course, also crissy field, the presidio stinson beach in the marin headlands alcatraz here behind us. a couple of hours from now, dozens of volunteers will be heading over to the island and they will do some volunteer work as part of this celebration marking 50 years since the golden gate national recreation area was great, and so volunteers will be going to the island to help clean up. and restore some of the gardens there throughout the day. there are other volunteer events planned to clean up and restore parts of the presidio, as well as another lesser known part of the gm. nra called the black point gardens of these volunteer events happened from eight in the morning until nine o'clock tonight. again it's to commemorate 50 years since the golden gate national recreation area was first created back in 1972, then president nixon signed legislation establishing it as a national park more than 15 million people a year. now visit the area. think of this place the golden gate national

recreation area. every single word of it so important when our children come to the park. this is what they want them to take pride in. house speaker nancy pelosi and other dignitaries kicked off the 50th anniversary event in san francisco yesterday with the national park service. the nra includes about 82,000 acres of recreation, space and parks north and south of the golden gate bridge. and again today is the first of several days of volunteer events and volunteer opportunities for people to come and help clean up and restore parts of the gm, nra and eight o'clock this morning, volunteers will be heading to alcatraz to do their part. live on treasure island. ali rasmus ktvu, fox. two news. all right. thank you, alex. well today. two men are expected in court charged in connection with the death of a woman who has burned body was found on a hiking trail in antioch 32 year old ashton montalvo in 39 year old d'angelo boone are accused in the death of 25 year old makayla sharman.

her body was found 10 days ago on the trail near gentry town. dr police say the circumstances of her death are still under investigation are time now. 5 30 for the chp wants your help. they want to identify a hit and run driver who's seriously heard a six year old boy tuesday night in castro valley. it happened on nunez avenue near castro valley elementary. the little boy is now out of the hospital. his family says he's doing okay, that surveillance video is blurry, but investigators say they can make out the moment the white suv turned off castro valley boulevard on to nunez avenue and immediately hit that little boy. police say the video shows the moment where the driver appears to touch the brakes before continuing down the street. if you are involved in a crash makes things so much easier if you just stop take responsibility for actions and come forward and work with police. if you leave the scene of the crash, whether it's a

minor injury or a major injury constitutes a felony. because it's so hard to see many of the details in this video. the chp hopes community members may be able to help identify that suv. it's a it's white. it may be a nissan or ford and they may have damage to the front end on the right side. investigators want to hear the driver's side of the story, too, and they're asking people in the area if you have any business or home surveillance video. they may show the collision to let the police see it. four out of five suspects involved in an armed robbery at a popular bakery in san jose, have been arrested, police say 21 year old sterling smith and four teenagers between the ages of 14 and 17 are now in custody. one more suspect, brian macias has not been located. the robbery happened back in august at peter's bakery alum rock avenue. this is surveillance video showing the thieves inside the bakery. employees say they were carrying knives and demanding cash. police say all

five suspects also broke into ortega's food center about 45 minutes before robbing peters bakery. anyone with information on the whereabouts of the fifth suspect is asked to call police time. it's 5 37 and make that 5 37 police say a woman suspected of killing her five year old son and then dumping his body in indiana. maybe here in the bay area now. indiana state police are asking the public to help find 37 year old juan ludie anderson, the mother of five year old cairo, jordan's whose body was found stuffed in a suitcase that was abandoned in the rural part of indiana last april. investigators say they believe miss anderson traveled to san francisco, los angeles, san diego, las vegas and houston . since that little boy died, another woman whose finger prints were found on the plastic wrap was arrested last week in san francisco. californians with student loan debt are being

urged to take advantage of federal resources for debt relief. us. senator alex padilla held a virtual briefing with students student loan holders to discuss the been administration student debt relief plan and its effect on californians. those with federal student loan debt are encouraged to apply for debt relief despite the order being stalled, but right now in a federal appellate court between the courts and us, uh the application process remains open and the federal government is still actively receiving and reviewing applications. you've heard from the court. you heard it from the president. you hear from the secretary of education and you're hearing it from me. the program is to open still receiving applications. eligible borrowers with federal student loans can apply now by filling out an online application at student aid dot gov. california's attorney general rob bonta and his counterparts in several other states are

opposing the proposed grocery store merger between albertsons and kroger, five states and the district of columbia, wrote a letter to the grocery store companies asking albertsons to delay paying a $4 billion dividend to investors until after the federal trade commission. reviews the merger proposal. earlier this month, kroger's announced a $20 billion deal to buy ours ends, which also owns safeway. and a san francisco neighborhood is really excited about the latest business to open in their community. now there's a lucky supermarket on third street in the bayview district, and shoppers lined up on the opening day to get into the story. many in the neighborhood have said they live in a food desert, and this will make healthier foods available and easier to get. one woman said. she's excited. it's just down the street from where she lives. expecting mother and i have a two year old, so fresh food, of course, is at the top

of my list. and we're always shopping, so i'm glad that i can just come right down the hill from where i live and get fresh product available here. now this story is the smallest in the lucky supermarket chain. it's only 5500 square feet. but store managers say the customer wants something, and it's not in stock. the old check with other local stores and get it within a day. alright 5. 40 is the time we were talking about the grocery store business. mm hmm. lot of changes around but steve paulson back in the day there was only you know, you had bonds in southern california, right? lucky safeway up here that they were the big dogs in the kennel. yeah been sold and bought and you can't even you can't keep track anymore. i can't keep tracking. all right. we'll get to the weather here. brian garcia in santa clara. he knows his weather. he tweeted me today and said this morning. it's not the day yet. it's this morning. all three forecast models are on board for next week. what's he mean by that? well we get analysis at 500. i sent this out

. yesterday the gfs walks into a bar. okay gary newman was kind enough to retweet that the gfs is the global forecast system. that's the united states version of extended alec, you're looking at 500 millibars. okay 18,000 ft . whether people are comfortable at that level and what it's showing for next tuesday night. wednesday is a deep called trough over us that would be rain and snow. the other two forecast models. the european and the canadian did not show that yesterday. guess what they do today, so that's why brian said. all three are in sync. so we'll see. that's only five days away, so hopefully they're on. they're not going to change tune in reverse course, if it does verify that this would be okay. rain good mountain snow, so let's hope they're staying inside. i think so. i've mentioned this before. i don't want to get too technical, but what's called the tele connections would favor us getting rain next week. alright clear skies, though today and if you're what about the weekend? what looks nice looks warmer. actually by the weekend, even halloween looks dry, then

changes we go to early november . so for today, some thirties and forties showing up so a cold morning nice afternoon temperatures sixties and seventies. that's 74 is definitely on the high side. most locations will be about 62 to 72, but we'll have wall to wall sign except for a few high clouds. thirties for some forties for most, petaluma and santa rosa at 40, palo alto's 41 walnut creek's down to 42 degrees 39. after 10 also stanford, so there are a few thirties showing up here. menlo park is close lot of forties. 44 is popular foster city, san mateo and belmont, 19. now in truckee, south lake tahoe 22 forties fifties until you hit southern california, lots going on in the pacific coming across , that's for sure. right now. it favors the pacific northwest until we get to november. then. systems will do that. as i showed you earlier they're going to drop in. unless there's something you know they're not picking up on something. it looks promising for next week, 60 seventies on the temps. these will not change. except the highs may go up a little bit on

sunday, still okay on all important monday, then changes tuesday. you guys all right, steve. time is 5 42 people who protested on the horse racing track at golden gate fields may now face a lawsuit. we'll tell you how the supreme court became involved. and some local teachers are being honored after saving lives coming up the actions they took when a buil

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five francisco is honoring the woman who's 75 years ago save the city's cable cars from becoming extinct. a celebration in aquatic park was held by city and community leaders at the riddell classman memorial turn around the back in 1947, miss klusman created the citizens committee to save the cable cars

after then mayor robert roger lap, um, wanted to get rid of the system. she stood up during the time when oftentimes women were ignored and neglected. and she said, no, i'm going to pull together all my girlfriends and we're going to stop the cable car from being really vanished in our city and years after miss claus men, said the cable cards she also founded the san francisco nonprofit san francisco beautiful san francisco's fire commission is honoring some teachers who rescued a group of elderly residents from a burning building. back in may, there was a fire to senior citizen coop and on inca lane in the city's western edition. five teachers at nearby rosa parks elementary school, saw the smoke and flames and rushed over to help the people inside. now the city is recognizing them for their efforts. it was a scary moment. but, um. you know that it was

funny that the kids were actually scared, too. but once they realized that we were all okay. um we kind of reflected and thank you for the acknowledgement for what we did, and the firefighters were amazing as well. so thank you. thank you to the firefighters that were there. they did make me feel safe. and i felt like, um, i was doing a little part, but they were doing a lot of the work, but thank you for thank you for the recognition. the san francisco seven people were hurt in that fire. 18 people were displaced time is fine 47 this sunday the 49ers will play the rams, their nfc west rivals. some of the key 49ers players sat out of practice because of injuries and newly acquired running back christian mccaffrey is said to have the full playbook ready for him for sunday's game against iran's 49ers head coach kyle shanahan says 49ers are going to have to play a lot better than they did in sunday's loss to the kansas city chiefs. i get how dominant

was in the first three games or whatever that was, um but i know we can play better than we have these last two weeks. and, yeah, we're missing some guys, which makes it tougher to be that dominant, but we also went against pretty good team last week, too, so i think we can play a lot better. 49ers played the rams this coming sunday. it's so far stadium. the game starts at 1 25 pm and you'll see it right here with us on ktvu fox two. there's a new documentary about san francisco giants legend willie mays. he is the most spectacular baseball player that ever played. none of them could do what willie mays could do. you have to experience it to understand for hbo's new documentary, say hey, willie mays was released yesterday. it will focus on his life and career in and out of baseball. the documentary features interviews with giants legends, including barry bonds, one marschallin, orlando cepeda, as well as all of famers like

reggie jackson and broadcasters john miller and vince scully. it will be released on hbo, max. month love it. i love it. i love it. tribute great story. can't wait to watch it. that's right. we have to watch south castaneda. i know you and i we can talk about baseball all day. but you have to talk about our morning commute. i do have to talk about that. but i will say that willie mays, even i know that he was like no other so there you have it. let's go to the bay bridge and or he is like no other, uh, take that back. he is like, do it. let's go out and go to the bay bridge toll plaza . you can see the traffic is moving along a little bit slowly. the metering lights have been turned on. so this is the beginning of the backup. pretty soon we're going to start seeing a bigger back up here at the toll plaza, which is not unusual as you look at interstate 80. it's been kind of a nice, boring commute, and we like nice and boring. when it comes to commutes. we don't want anything too interesting out there. coton

8 80 hayward union city a little slowing beginning to develop and that's about all so things will start to change pretty soon here . 5 49, a man who's never nice and boring. i don't like boring and weather. i get enough of that sal castaneda. to talk about today. it's a little cold out there today. i agree with you. i had the window open last night, and the cat was right there. it was, like boom little chilly out there. alright, the pattern stays to the north for now. we get some cool air, though. thirties forties on the lows, but rain stays up in the pacific northwest. so we get clear skies here. so cold morning nice afternoon 60 seventies on the temps few upper fifties water temps are still cold there in the low fifties to mid fifties, although this time of year it's not as much of a factor weather wise as it is during the summer, but wall to wall sund. forties for some fifties for a few of a lot of forties. here i mean, low forties. we can find some

thirties. no doubt about it. camels in there. santa cruz mountains, scotts valley felt in boulder creek, mid forties to low forties. even santa clara is holding steady at 40 cupertino at 42. 22 tahoe, 19 and truckee forties up and down the coast forties and fifties until you hit the desert, but phoenix 57 last vegas 55 little cool there . that is really cold air right there. oops. hold on. let me do this again. that's very cold air. when you see those speckled bands, those are those are a cumulus clouds with very cold air, but everything right now the pattern is to the north. however. october looks like it will end on a quiet note a little warmer on the weekend if everything continues to march in his advertised it's november 2nd to the fourth. looks good for us to get some rain and mountain snow in here. let's hope so. i'm ready for a change here. we had rain september. nothing in october, although it's been a nice october. this would be good. we need to get some mountain snow 60 seventies on the temps. these are not changing all that much, although they will bump up a little bit

by sunday, right now, monday looks good. with increasing clouds light but dry. alright steve. thank you. time is 5 51. well, they're not on the moon. but there in the desert, we'll tell you how nasa astronauts are getting ready for a return to the surface of the moon. and improvements to truck scales may not sound exciting, but you could benefit all drivers will tell you what the new scales could mean for your drive [squirrel 1] here we go, another teen, another selfie. [squirrel 2] wait, wait. she recycled. [squirrel 1] well that's not a selfie, that's a self-lessie. [squirrel 2] oh. that's terrible stacy.

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54. new report by the united nations shows not enough is being done to reduce carbon emissions. the study considered the emissions targets of 193 countries, and found that the world would see temperatures go up by 4.5 degrees fahrenheit by the end of the century, much higher than the 2.7 degree goal set in 2015 at the paris climate accords. and climate, scientists say the pandemic led to a big drop in carbon emissions here in california. the state air resources board says admissions dropped almost 9% in 2020 compared to the year before. officials say most of the drop was due to people driving less said they expect that decline will be temporary is more people go back to their pre pandemic routines? gas prices around the country are moving lower, thanks to lower prices for oil,

according to triple a gas is now averaging 3 76 a gallon, down eight cents from last week. here in california, the statewide averages 5 64. that's down nearly 80 cents from the high set earlier this month in san francisco, drivers are paying 5 82 a gallon in oakland, 5 70 in san jose. it's 5 72. governor newsom is calling on state lawmakers to pass a windfall profit tax on oil companies, which he accuses of gouging californians. this week. valero released its latest earnings report, valero made $2.8 billion from july to september. that's up close to a half a million dollars from this time last year. newsom says oil companies are responsible for the high cost of gas in california the ro announce eye popping profits for the last quarter. all the ones that operate in california. it's just they've made a boatload of money. we are going to have to figure out why the prices aren't

more competitive in california governor newsom has called for a special legislative session in december december 5th to discuss the windfall profit tax. valero did not respond to our request for comment, but the company previously denied price gouge. jing and laid the blame on the state's environmental regulations and energy policies are time now. 5 57 drivers in solano county heading west on interstate 80 near cordelia have probably seen the smaller and much older truck scales out there near the highway. 12 junction, solano county now wants to raise $240 million to replace them with a more modern version, similar to the scales on the eastbound side, but they will be off the freeway. the current scale exit causes traffic jams can cause crashes, solano county officials without a new facility, the problem could get even worse is more trucks have to cross from east to west at that point this is a mega region and we sit at the

heart of this mega region. you have the area to the west of sacramento to the east of oakland, which is massive. you have a lot of freight. now, the chp says a new facility will also have automated inspection equipment that can spot problems on the trucks as they drive over those scales that could prevent more trucks breaking down on the highways. well san francisco is on a new list of the top five family friendly destinations in the world. national geographic says the city offers families natural beauty, along with world class restaurants and cultural activities galore. the magazine pointed to the new tunnel tops park at the presidio as one of the city's best outdoor destinations. i was just there. it's absolutely amazing. san francisco joins switzerland, trinidad and tobacco colombia and manchester, england on that list. san jose and oakland topped the list of worse places to buy a starter home, according to a recent study by real estate

website. 0.2 home workers in san jose and oakland earned less than 40% of the income needed to cover the monthly mortgage rate of a starter home in those cities. the study also found that after the latest mortgage rate hike renters in 46 of the 50 largest u. s cities can no longer afford to start her home in those areas. increased rental costs have lowered demand for apartment units, forcing some to take on roommates live with friends or return to their parents' home. a survey cited in the wall street journal says demand for rentals are at their lowest level since 22 2009 apartment they can see rates of more than 5% and apartment rents are up. 25% over the last two years. i don't believe we actually have video cameras of the district could do some camera work. that would be fantastic stabbing at the north bay elementary school, raising new questions about security upgrades that were never completed. we'll tell you about

a meeting that will be held later today to try to find some safety solutions plus any customers come here because this story is a lucky one. so by that fun, and we wish them like one bay area residents waking up more than a million dollars, bug powerball lottery jackpot winner . we'll tell you where someone had almost all of the numbers and how big that jackpot is growing. from ktvu. fox two news . this is mornings on tube. well, good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook. it is thursday, october 27 as we wrap up october. i know we're wondering, are we going to get any rain in november and particularly monday? that was halloween. is it going to rain on halloween? okay good. maybe tuesday, though. great. bring it on. i'm trying my best, pamela. i know i don't. i put the order

in. but right now it's a wish for a cast, but it does look pretty promising for next week. not today, though. all systems say clear skies and it's a little cold here this morning, thirties and forties. we will end up with a nice weather today. 60 seventies on the 10th really no big changes here the rest of the month, although it does look a little warmer by the weekend, sixties and seventies here, alright, there's always changes at this time in the traffic. and sounds here to tell us that's probably happened. that's right, and we have a new crash in san jose steve northbound 2 80 right before highway 17. i can show you to 80 in san jose still looks good. but if that crash stays there probably will affect the commute . we're going to keep a close eye on it for you. that's north, dont to 80 and highway 17 1. oh, one still looks decent. and the 2 80 icon there. you can see it's flashing. so just give yourself extra time. 601 let's get back to the headlines. thank you happening today, school officials in novato and law enforcement agents will talk

about safety measures on school campuses after two teenage boys were stabbed at an elementary school earlier this week. ktvu is andre senior is here now, and one of those teenage boys are still in the hospital in critical condition. the victims are only identified as a 16 year old who still hospitalized that you just mentioned n a 17 year old. they say they were attacked by a group of teenagers. that stabbing happened monday night long after classes at linwood elementary were over. nevada police are still investigating what happened, but it has parents asking questions about security at the school. since may. there's been freaking and stroke into the bathrooms on a constant basis. there's been windows broken from the library to the kindergarten play yard cameras and just beefing it up all around. we really need it. so having video cameras at linwood elementary was part of the school security facility planned long ago. way back in 2016. the community has asked for cameras, lighting, fencing, better alarms and of public

address system. parents say there's been little progress getting any of those things in the last six years, school district records show more than $1 million has been earmarked for security system at linwood. but it's not clear if any of that money has ever been spent. the school superintendent says surveillance equipment would not have made a difference in this case. are a law enforcement was available and at the scene within minutes, so this wasn't about security camera. i mean at all. she also says results of today's meeting will be shared with the public tomorrow, and the nevada unified school district has scheduled a special board meeting in early december to discuss how to spend whatever money is still in the 2016 security equipment fund will send it back over to you, pal. all right. thank you, andre. in fairfield, a high school student is in custody for having a loaded gun on campus. police arrested the student at armijo high school after a school resource officer learned the boy had threatened to harm another student. during a search of his

backpack. they found a loaded gun with an extended magazine. that student is underage, so personal information is not being released. but we do know he was taken to solano county juvenile hall. time now. 6043 people have been arrested now in berkeley in connection with the deadly shooting october 8th near the u. c. berkeley campus, where one person was killed and three others were hurt the berkeley police say andy gutierrez rebollo and michael monroy ramos now face charges of murder and attempted murder and a third person, jessica mon roi is facing charges of being an accessory 29 year old de lima tapa was shot and killed on october 8th at telegraph. wrapping durant south of the u. c. campus. and after that shooting, u. c berkeley hired private security guards for nearby dormitories. court has given elon musk a deadline of tomorrow to close his purchase of twitter, and it appears he is getting ready to take over. musk posted a video as he entered twitter headquarters in san

francisco, carrying a sink his caption entering twitter headquarters. let that sink in. he spent the day meeting with twitter employees, some industry experts say mask has a track record of overconfidence, which could create some problems. twitter. overconfident leaders get their organizations into all sorts of trouble, and musk provides many examples, including his poorly conceived tweet about taking tesla private having funding lined up, they wound up in an investigation by the sec. again the deadline for must to close that $44 billion deal is tomorrow. he has reportedly asked the banks to process $13 billion of his payments time now 605 protesters in berkeley who laid down on the race track at golden gate fields can now be sued over doing that the state supreme court decided not to block the lawsuit filed by the owners of golden gate fields. it stems back to a protest in march of 2021 when

four people laid down down in the middle of the racetrack, stopping a race and delaying other races. along with those protesters. the lawsuit names the group direct action everywhere, but that group based in berkeley, denied being involved in that protest. san jose city council member matt mehan is running to be the new mayor of san jose facing santa clara supervisor cindy chavez and he came here to the ktvu studios to talk about how he would deal with crime. what i hear from officers who are frustrated and considering leaving our department is they're frustrated with arresting the same people over and over again. they don't feel that they're being sufficiently supported by the rest of the criminal justice system, and that's an area i focused on. no. mehan says his top three priorities if he's elected, lowering the crime rate, reducing the homeless situation and speeding up the city permit process. we will not ultimately

have enough places for people to live if we don't get serious about reforming our planning and building processes and making it easier to build the housing that we need, where it makes sense in places like downtown san jose, and on the subject of homelessness, mehan once again, people off the streets by increasing the use of government land for those shelters. supporters of proposition 31 a ban on flavored tobacco rallied in oakland. it was part of a statewide six city bus tour to urge voters to vote yes, on 31. which would end the sale of flavored tobacco in california. supporters say ending the sale of most flavored tobacco products would help protect teens from getting addicted to nicotine, noting 80% of children who use tobacco started with flavored products. flavors are the fundamental component of the tobacco companies game plan to lure kids into a lifetime of addiction and to prey upon communities of color. opponents of prop 31, which mostly

includes the tobacco industry, says it is already illegal to sell any tobacco products to children and that this would be adult prohibition and could lead to underground markets. now ktvu .com has tools to help you get ready to vote. you can look for the election section or go to ktvu .com/ election. the powerball jackpot has climbed even higher last night to $800 million after last night's drawing no ticket matched all six winning numbers, but six people in five states did win. upwards of a million dollars. one of those tickets here in the bay area. m. agus joins us now with more on that. good morning. i'm in los gatto's, where one lucky bay area residents scored $1.5 million last night after purchasing a powerball ticket from this mobil gas station, located on the gallows boulevard and gateway drive, and they weren't the only californian to win $1.5 million last night. another tickets sold in rancho

cucamonga. also because a person had guessed five correct powerball numbers to come $1.5 million, but neither of them guessed the correct powerball number, which means the pot is even bigger than it was yesterday, climbing up to $800 million powerball jackpot is now the second largest in powerball history, and anyone who wants to play has until one hour before the next drawing on saturday night to get themselves a ticket. there has been there have been 36 drawings in a row over almost three months and still no grand prize winner has picked all six winning numbers. the odds of winning are just one in 292.2 million, but that hasn't deterred people here in the south way from putting in two bucks for the chance at winning millions. i have a friend who wants me to buy a ticket and split with her, so that would be good enough for me

and whoever will win. good luck to them. good luck to me. the next powerball drawing is at 7 59 pm this saturday night reporting live in los datos a magus ktvu fox two news, emma. thank you time now. 6 10. we go right to south. there's a serious crash in san jose, seven. that's right. it's northbound to 80, dave and pam at 17, which is just around the corner from the picture. we show you so this is 2 80 downtown. maybe a about a mile up the road . there is a serious crash, where car flipped over and landed back on its wheels and that that's north bong to 88 17 . so please give yourself extra time. if you're driving, it's right here. our camera that i just showed you was right there, so we're going to keep watching . they've issued a sig alert for it, which means they think it's going to be there for a bit, and it's going to have some big traffic implications again. dont

you idiot! 17 let's talk about the east bay commute. traffic is okay. we do have a crash on vasco road near camino diablo, and that has caused some slow traffic getting in and out of the byron area. if that is your commute please give yourself extra time. and also we look at the rest of the east bay commuter highway four is getting a little slow and so is 80. now these are just in the preliminary preliminary backup stages. mateo bridge looks good. and so does the bay bridge toll plans, although it is back to backing up now beyond the parking lot, so things are beginning to change now. 6 11. let's get back to the desk. all right. thank you. sal tests. has turned into a massive fight at uc davis will tell you where the protesters blame a far right wing group and why the organization behind the event is distancing itself from that allegation, plus. and it. i don't know what the only difference is here is that other than our predecessors were white, and we're black. that's

not right. the mayor of anti ox peeking out after he says someone attacked him after a speech at a luncheon why he says that he and other city council members are being

vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes those making over $2 million a year. no one else pays a penny. 30 will reduce the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to breathe. this is about our kids' future. omar: prop 30 helps contain fires and combat tailpipe emissions. vote yes on 30.

and the mayor of any aka speaking out about how he says he was attacked after delivering his speech, and mayor lamar thorpe says he just finished giving a speech on tuesday at a chamber of commerce luncheon when a man started shouting his name, then mayor thorpe says that man came up to him in the parking lot of the lone tree golf club and started yelling at him and then punched him in the chest. hit me right here. i couldn't believe that he did that. and so, of course, now i'm just i'm now getting louder. don't touch me. don't put your hands on me. well, any other police were called, and they

took statements from both the mayor and the man who denied punching mayor thorpe. thorpe says the man was part of a failed effort to recall him and has been holding a grudge for awhile. no arrests have been made yet, and that man has not been identified. at u. c. davis and event was canceled after opposing groups of protesters clashed with the confrontation turning violent. event was hosted by the conservative group turning point usa and was going to feature a right wing political commentator. but u c. davis says protesters started fighting with some of the people who protesters allege were members of the proud boys. target people quite seriously. they target teachers and educators who they deem as pushing the liberal agenda and so forth. and it inspires people who are overtly violence, such as the proud boys to take action

. last night's event was again an opportunity for to bring in a speaker from a very unique position. he's an african american gentleman who does not believe in, um um systemic racism. turning point usa says it is not affiliated with the proud boys. u c. davis says it did not send police to the fight since the situation, quote deescalated on its own time is now 6 16. executives for skechers say they escorted kanye west out of their office in los angeles after kanye arrived there unannounced and without an invitation. staff members with skechers a kanye was filming on authorized video in their offices. and this comes as adidas cut its ties with kanye west. adidas says it will keep selling kanye's remaining yeezy products but without using his name and some more bad news for kanye west, involving a popular fashion resale startup here in the bay area, the company called real real says it will ban

sellers from listing any products linked to kanye. west or his companies, and the startup is the latest company to cut ties with kanye west, who made anti semitic remarks about wanting to kill jewish people. kanye is also lost partnerships with vogue gap, adidas and other big companies because of those remarks to is planning to launch artemis, one from kennedy space center, november 14th, whether and technology permitting that mission will not carry a crew, but it will further along the timetable. artemis three is expected to land astronauts on the moon. nasa already running tests in arizona on the vehicle that crew will use on the lunar surface. calls it a space exploration vehicle, not a rover because it is designed to cover more ground and can crab walk across rough terrain. will be at the lunar south pole region. and so there's a whole different set

of geology and lessons to be learned from exploring a whole different part of the moon than before. nasa says it's space exploration vehicle will have enough room for astronauts to live inside for as long as two weeks that will allow the crew to spend time at several separate locations on the moon. fascinating let's go to sal get the latest on that big crash in san jose. what's happening now? it sounds like it's blocking a couple of lines. at least two idiots 17, and that's why chp is issued traffic alert for the area. now, if you are driving northbound to 80, you will see some slowing now. it is early in the morning and we don't have as big of a slowdown in the south bay, the south bay. usually that commute starts a little later than that. let's say the east bay commute. so right now on to 80 here, just about a mile away. i don't see a big backup. we're going to keep watching that and hopefully it won't develop. but that's why i'm here. just let you know but minute by minute

here, let's talk about the east bay commute. we do have some slowing here and there on the east bay commute westbound 5 80 is pretty heavy as you come into the ultimate passes it normally is and then you see highway four. you can see how we for traffic is getting busy as well. these are not unusual slowdowns. looks okay on that san mateo bridge heading west and bay bridge does have a crowd. at 6 19. let's talk about today's cold start. in my opinion, anyway, you have a lot of company. i think salad is we're seeing thirties and forties under mainly clear skies, except for a few high clouds toppling over the week ridge of high pressure. it's mainly going to be a sunny day. today you can see some of those zipping down from the north. you do have a little bit of adorably breeze some of the higher elevations but all the energy continues to be focused towards the pacific northwest for now are going into the intermountain region, but it looks like there could be a twist in the pattern that would favor us. but not until next week. so cold morning nice afternoon here thirties forties on low sixties and very low

seventies on the highs. i don't see this changing all that much here wall to wall sun, except for a few high clouds, but again, it won't matter will block out any son or anything. 38 now santa rosa, petaluma is at 39 degrees palo alto airport , says 40. you know, there's some thirties not far away. and to the north, we can find thirties up in mendocino county and lake counties in almost 39. san anselmo is now 38 rohnert park in sevastopol have joined the party at 39 degrees, but they obey and richmond or 41, windsor says, hey, we're at 41 as well. oh that's a lot of energy has a lot of cold air coming in out of the gulf of alaska taking the pacific northwest. some of that will continue to drive in towards seattle and portland, but their pattern change on a dime. what about us? well, yeah. what about us? well it looks like it'll be our turn next tuesday wednesday, maybe in the thursday halloween right now looks okay. it looks dry, but changes colder with the possibility of rain here, but more importantly, sierra and shasta lassen snow looks to be

in the mix here. all three of what we call our global models, the deterministic single panel. all showing the same solution, which is a colder system dropping in. when one shows it you go. yeah right. when all three of them show it you have to pay attention. sixties and seventies on the temps. it looks nice little warmer into the weekend and starting off, okay on monday should be fine until tuesday. pam. okay sounds good. thank you, steve. how much needed grocery store opened in an area that has been described as a food desert. we'll hear from people living nearby. they say they've been waiting for something like this for a while. halloween just a few days away. there's new safety warning for parents. it's not about candy. we'll tell you what they say is the biggest risk for kids going out trick or treating. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products,

and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. halfway through, bam, get hit by a driver. when i knew my injuries were serious, i got on the internet. i made a phone call. when i spoke with jacoby & meyers, they let me know i was in good hands.

they made sure they understood everything that was was going on, and that they put me in the right hands of the best doctor available. the insurance company tried to lowball me, jacoby & meyers stayed dedicated to focused on my case. i felt reassured and i wouldn't lose everything i had due to medical bills and things like that, and that they would give their best to get the best settlement for my case. california, mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they wrote prop 27 to give themselves 90% of the profits from online sports betting in california. other states get much more. why is prop 27 such a suckers deal for california? because the corporations didn't write it for us. they wrote it for themselves. morning sun to california attorney general rob bonta and

his counterparts in several other states are voicing opposition to the proposed grocery store merger between albertsons and kroger, five states and the district of columbia, wrote letters to the grocery store companies asking albertans to delay paying that $54 billion dividend to investors until after the ftc reviews the merger proposal. earlier this month, kroger announced a $20 billion deal to buy albertsons, which also owns safeway. san francisco neighborhood is excited about the latest business to open up in their community. there is now a lucky grocery store on third street in the bayview district. shoppers lined up on opening day to get inside. many in the neighborhood have said that they have lived in a food desert, and this will make healthier foods easier to get. one woman told us she is excited. that she is just down the street from this new store. family expected. mother and i have a two year old, so fresh food, of course, is at the top of my list. and we're always

shopping, so i'm glad that i can just come right down the hill from where i live and get fresh product available here. the store is the smallest in the lucky supermarket changes 5500 square feet, but storm anedge er say if the customer wants something, and it's not in stock that will call around to other local stores and get it within a day. san francisco brewery is closing seven stills announced it will close its super street taproom and the city's mission bay neighborhood sunday will be the brewers last day. the company says the pandemic caused a huge drop in business, including an end to high tech happy hours as those workers have not come back from working at home. lawmakers in mexico have voted to end daylight saving time for most of the country. the area along the us border would not be affected, but the rest of the country would no longer change their clocks twice a year. mexico's senate said the new law will increase safety by ensuring more daylight in the mornings year round. the u. s in the us the senate passed legislation in march to make daylight saving

time permanent, but the measure has not been voted on in the house. we've all heard stories about the dangers of halloween. but an indiana university professor says actual cases about poisoned candy are very rare, he says the biggest dangers on halloween night involved trick or treaters and cars. lots of them are out when they would not usually be and drivers aren't used to that. secondly often during rush hour when people are trying to get home from work, and so there's lots of cars on the road, third against dark, often and sometimes trick or treating occurs in the dark, and that makes it really hard for cars to be seen. in addition, kids sometimes run down to the road. we have several suggestions, including trick or treaters, starting door to door trick or treating while it's still light outside. that's before six pm this coming weekend. children should not wear dark costumes unless they have a lot of reflective tape on them or have children carry flashlights or those glow in the dark sticks so

the drivers can better see them. he also says they should go with adults or much older teenagers and only in neighborhoods they're familiar with. for the warning for people in the lake tahoe area will tell you why wildlife experts say more bears have started breaking into the homes and a special event being held today to celebrate. a very big anniversary will tell you how the golden gate national recreation area is marking its 50th birthday. vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis.

destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes those making over $2 million a year. no one else pays a penny. 30 will reduce the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to breathe. this is about our kids' future. omar: prop 30 helps contain fires and combat tailpipe emissions. vote yes on 30.

being hit bvestigators hope thiw video of the incident will help lead them to the driver who fled the scene. and today is the 50th anniversary of the golden gate

national recreation area. we're live this morning in san francisco to tell you how that anniversary is being celebrated. from katie. box two news. this is mornings on t take you live to that opening bell on the new york stock exchange. it is a very busy day today. medicine stocks set to drop more than 20% analysts expected. the parent company of facebook posted a rough quarter, southwest, mcdonald's and comcast all report an increase in customers and earnings. those are some good reports after the closing bell. today we hear from two important companies amazon and apple. analysts expect apple to report strong growth for its service revenue, apple music and apple tv. amazon's numbers will likely reflect reflect a drop in sales as people have headed back to the malls and the stores. still probably a good quarter for amazon. but right now a little bit of a mixed picture, but probably 300. it looks likee opening. just getting that

latest number while all your business news coming up thank you for waking up with us. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. what do we call today? friday east friday, eve. it's thursday, october 27th. steve paulson's right there. i was outside, steve. it is chilly, no doubt about it and forties under clear skies, dave and pam so it'll be another nice fall day here. we had sixties and low seventies yesterday. i don't see much change today. except for a few high clouds coming down from the north. change looks to be on the way, but not until next tuesday wednesday, until then, pretty quiet pattern. cool to cold morning sunny nice temperatures very similar to yesterday, which equals sixties mid sixties upper sixties to very low seventies. alright sounds here. all of a sudden it got busy 6 31. he's going to start with san jose steve northbound to 80 at 17 8 80. there's crash blocking a couple of lanes. it is early in san jose, and in the silicon valley . we don't have as much traffic as we normally do. let's say at eight o'clock, so the backup hasn't grown that much. in fact,

you can still use to 80. but when you get closer to 17, you will see some slow traffic there. westbound 5 80 from livermore to dublin looks all right if you use that, as a as a shortcut, you won't be able to now from 5 80 because of a serious crash, and one of those turns their southbound 6 80 just got new word of a crash at treat boulevard on this sounds like it's blocking a couple of different lanes here, so this one just came in. chp s on the way, but a couple of lines were reported blocked 6 32, let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal. today. two men are expected in court charged in connection with the death of a woman who's burned body was found on a hiking trail in antioch 32 year old ashton montalvo and 39 year old d'angelo boone are accused in the death of 25 year old michaela sharman. her body was found 10 days ago on the trail near gentry town. dr police say the circumstances of her death are still under investigation.

time 96 32. the chp wants your help. they want to identify a hit and run driver who's seriously injured a six year old boy tuesday night in castro valley. it happened on nunez avenue near castro valley elementary. a little boy left the hospital yesterday. his family says he's doing well now. surveillance videos you see here, it's blurry, but investigators say they can make out when the white suv turned off castro valley boulevard hit that little boy. the police say the driver appears to touch the brakes but continued down the street. you are involved in a crash makes things so much easier if you just stop take responsibility for actions and come forward and work with police. if you leave the scene of the crash, whether it's a minor injury or a major injury constitutes a felony now because it's so hard to see many of the details in this video, the chp

hopes community members can help them identify that suv. it's white, possibly a nissan or ford . it may have some damage on the front end on the right side. gators want to hear the driver's side of this story as well. so they're asking people in the area if you're a business or if you have a home surveillance video, it may show the collision. to show it to the chp. four out of five suspects involved in an armed robbery at a popular bakery in san jose have been arrested, police say 21 year old sterling smith and four teenagers between the ages of 14 and 17 are now in custody . one more suspect, brian macias , has not been located. now. the robbery happened back in august at peter's bakery on alum rock avenuerveillance footage shows the thievesry employees se suspects also broke into ortega's food center. anyone win

on the whereabouts police is now 6 34 50 years ago today, some of san francisco and the rain county's most famous tourist locations became a national park and the mark the occasion. there are volunteer events planned today and all through the weekend and places like alcatraz, presidio. ktvu sally rasmus is here now with all the details. good morning, allie. good morning, dave. yeah, they're marking the 50th anniversary of the creation of the g n r a through the spirit of volunteerism. so just before eight o'clock this morning, there's a group of volunteers who will be heading out to alcatraz and they'll spend the morning there to help restore and maintain some of the island's gardens. it was 50 years ago today, back in 1972 when legislation was signed by then president nixon to create the golden gate national recreation area, making it the first urban national park in the country. now, back then, the gm

nra was just 34,000 acres of decommissioned military land here in the bay area. now it's grown to more than 80,000 acres and includes famous sites like alcatraz, the presidio, crissy field and the marin headlands, as well as many other sites. people here and around the world come to enjoy mount tamil pious muir woods. ocean beach, the outside lands set these lands aside so that they be here for public use and enjoyment. i want to look to 50 years from now and say they're going to have had a really good time here. that was amy mayer, speaking at the 50th anniversary commemoration event at fort mason. yesterday she's considered to be one of the mothers of the g honore because it was her advocacy and the work of other regular citizens in the bay area that ultimately led to legislation that created the golden gate national recreation area more than 15 million people

a year visit. there was the land that's part of the nra created back in 1972, and that's why there are several volunteer events planned. we mentioned the one here at alcatraz. there's also some cleanup events planned today and throughout the weekend of places like the presidio and fort mason as well live in san francisco. ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news, all right, thank you, ali some of my favorite areas for sure. people living in the lake tahoe area are getting a warning about bears breaking into their homes. wildlife experts say. this is the time of year that bears are gearing up for hibernation and they need some extra food. oftentimes they end up breaking into homes in their search for food. some people in the sierra say they've already been hit by the bear burglars before and they are taking preventative measures. like adding electric boards with nails near the windows. you can see the bear walked around the house because there was flowerpot prints everywhere. i went upstairs into my bedroom. um didn't spend a whole lot of

time up there but left me a nice present beside the bed. and some more down here behind that we get it. wildlife experts say they believe bears are getting bolder in the tahoe area. there's one guy hiding out, some bears have been spotted living underneath the homes like that one and sometimes deciding to hibernate for the winter in those crawl spaces, so be careful, huh? areas and they certainly know how to open up a trash can and ice chest and they know what a nice chest looks like. so if you leave an ice chest visible inside a car, we've seen them just pull. open those car doors. all right. good advice, pam. we're going to go right to sell major traffic stuff. have you been able to fix the problem in san jose? well you know, and now we have something new dave and pleasant hill. so all of a sudden we've had a couple of things. if you will. i will start in pleasant hill because sat down 6 80. all of a sudden we have pretty serious sounding crash here at boulevard and traffic is quickly backing. napa. and this is a

crash in san jose. we had it for a while. we didn't have a big backup because the sandals it commute as people know doesn't get going until later the east bay commute that is something else entirely. this commute was out here for what? 10 minutes and now the backup is already on the 2 42. it's pretty soon it's going to merge with highway four. that's just the difference between the east bay and the south. they commute now dave did mention that south bay commute northbound to a we're finally beginning to get a little bit of a backup with the serious crash north dont to 80. but look if you look at 2 80 just down the road it is getting a little bit slower, but it is not as bad as it would have been. if this crash were in pleasant hill is that just demonstrated and there goes to train trains a great way to get around without having to take the car. all right. let's talk about hayward union city. that commute looks alright. westbound five eighties a little bit slow this morning over the altamont pass. we talked about

pleasant hill. let's talk about the bay bridge that is backed up all the way out to the mcarthur maze. 6 3er. now here's my attention. when you say look or? now listen, listen, listen to me , doctor practicing my old man voice steve doctor, doctor, bill wattenburg used to say that if you used to listen to him now, look, you explain or something. no look alright, here we go. temperatures yesterday. now look . they were nice 65 in san francisco san carlos was only 66 , oakland, san jose and santa cruz 68 canfield says so are we conquered 71? that's lovely weather for the end of october, and santa rosa was the warmest not only at the airport but also downtown. both 73. it's a nice pattern. here we are under clear skies. lots going on northward eventually looks like by next tuesday wednesday, it may get here but until we get there, the mornings are cool to cold. it's

a nice afternoon were in the sixties and seventies. 74 is probably the extreme. you're honestly most locations inland are running as you saw around 71 72. couple of upper fifties but a lot of sixties the city 64 50 back to back days where the high and the low will be below the average the average this time of year 69 53 the record most of you like to forget that 94 2003 sunset now, 6 16 boy goes quick , now thirties for santa rosa in petaluma, low forties napa's in there, no valleys in their path. palo alto airports in their 42 fremont, walnut creek, sunnyvale . livermore's down to 43. oh hello, alamo still holding onto 40, dublin's 41, clayton, walnut creek, lafayette and channel all in there as well elsewhere, ito, kensington alameda in the low fifties 1921 truck in south like ellie 14 cold degrees wow. and uk has dipped to 37 degrees. nothing for us yet everything is

staying to the north and the current pattern. that's where it's going to remain at least two probably monday that so the rain stays north on tuesday and wednesday and into thursday. the timing will always be a little tough. every forecast model now at least as of today is dropping a system in on us, which would give us some rain, but better. sierra shasta lassen. snow is the way it's looking. so maybe the pattern has changed. it kind of looks like it. i think so. 60 seventies on the attempt, that's exactly we'll have. although a little bit warmer on those highs on the weekend monday will be okay but increasing clouds. lee time 6 42 on the island must deal for closing on buying twitter. another one of his companies is under scrutiny. the new investigation into tesla and what it means for tesla's autopilot feature. all right. now, let's check in with gasia mikaelian in our newsroom system. interesting stories coming up in our next hour morning sun to for sure. and we're going to start with just an incredible story about a nine

year old girl who managed to escape a car jacking and save her baby brother here. her plea to the person who stole her mother's car and how she managed to get away. then we have a custom contest here at ktvu two o'clock second floor today, you may be having one in your office. of course, lot of people dressing up on monday to go trick or treating and over the weekend. there is one thing, though, that you might want to reconsider. we'll talk about halloween changes and also some new music dropping very soon. highly anticipated from rihanna. stay with us.

i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31.

6 45 gas prices are dropping around the country, triple a says around the country.

unleaded gas averages. 3 76 a gallon, down eight cents from last week because of lower oil prices here in california, the statewide averages 5 64 a gallon down almost 80 cents from the high earlier this month in san francisco. drivers pay about 5 82 a gallon in oakland, 5 70 a gallon and in san jose, five. 72 a gallon. governor newsom is calling on state lawmakers to pass a windfall profit tax on oil companies who the governor says or gouging the people of california this week, bolero released its latest earnings report reported making $2.8 billion between july and september, up from about 500 million in theter last year. the governorgas in california. all of the refiners are going to announce eye popping profits for the last

quarter. all the ones that operate in california. it's just they've made a boatload of money . we are going to have to figure out why the prices aren't more competitive in california governor called for a special legislative session in december to talk about the windfall profit tax. bolero did not respond to our requests for a comment, but the company previously denied price gouging and put the blame on california's environmental regulations and energy policies , is facing a new criminal investigation over itself driving feature, according to reuters. the u. s justice department is looking into tesla's claims about what the cars can do when driving themselves now tesla vehicles. that had the autopilot engaged have been involved in more than a dozen crashes, including some fatal ones right here in the bay area. tesla's websites as a system doesn't make its cars, autonomous and drivers have to have their hands on the steering

wheel and keep control of the car. well, apple is now officially saying it plans to switch over to a usb c charging points for any future iphones and ipads. it's a response to a new european union law mandating electronic devices share a charging standard by the year 2024 to cut down on waste. users of iphones to get a new phone only will have to replace the cable connects the charger and the phone, which apple normally included in the box with a new phone, and the other wired accessories won't work without an adapter. the cruise industry appears to be recovering from the pandemic. royal caribbean, says the first voyage on its newest cruise ships sold out in less than a day. icon of the seas, is expected to set sail for the first time in january. 2024 on a one week voyage from miami to the eastern caribbean. when it sets sail. it will be the world's largest cruise ship . wow alright, time is 6 48.

we're having a lot happening in the morning commute right now, sal, what's the latest? what's going on? well, we have to go to pleasant hill, dave and pam right now. southbound 6 88 treat there's a crash blocking several lanes and pretty soon this backup is going to be up into 2 42. in fact. it already is. it's going to merge with that highway for backup, so it's worth knowing that this is not a typical morning for you. if you're driving from concord to walnut creek, you're used to slow traffic, but this morning, it's going to be extra slow highway. 24 also looks pretty slow, but it does look a little bit more normal. and at the bay bridge. we have the normal slowdown check in on that same mateo bridge, which is also pretty crowded heading out to the peninsula. remember we've been following that crash northbound to 88 highway 17 a little surprised it has not become worse. but the volume in san jose usually doesn't get busier until at least 7 30. so maybe we got a little bit of a break, but they're clearing the crash now and hopefully it won't

have too much of a lasting effect. 6 49. let's bring steve in talk about today's weather. my my mic there. there we are. thank you, sir. yes sir. alright clear skies out there. no fog can't find any except for a few high clouds. it will be a wall wall sunday and temperature son day it's not sunday sunday cold morning, clear skies wall to wall son as we mentioned here in temperatures staying a little bit below average here for many, especially san francisco 64 50. what's the average 69 53 so below on both again, same for yesterday. few upper thirties, lots of forties here, but a couple of locations now hanging on to the thirties on the peninsula that includes menlo park, stanford, atherton and woodside forties low forties. although foster city san carlos and san mateo all at 43 lost out those 46, 19 and 21 for trucking and south lake tahoe, 37 yukiya the 44, monterey and santa maria

. plenty going on pacific northwest. we'll have to wait a little bit here. the pattern doesn't favor us yet we get some higher clouds spilling over the ridge. however everything stays north. for now. there are multiple science that the first week of november will be quite active for us. it does look like we are going to get in on some rain. and, more importantly, some mountain snow now again, this will change. maybe good up . maybe it'll get wetter. but the way it looks right now, it wouldn't be until next tuesday, wednesday, 60 seventies on the temps these walnut change much, except maybe go up a little bit by the weekend, especially sunday. halloween monday looks okay but increasing clouds late. alright steve. thank you. time at 6 51, california voters will vote on several propositions in this midterm election and we're going to look at proposition 31 buy some say voting yes should be an easy decision. and a new documentary about a baseball legend giant legend willie mays . we'll tell you about a new feature that all will say hey,

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at 6 54. state officials say they want to protect

californians from having their water and utility shut off, they say since the beginning of the year, the cost of water rose 40% and many people struggle to keep up with the rising water crossed. officials argue the loss of water increases health risks and it can lead to addiction. if you are a customer of a major water provider, you have the right seven days notice before your water is shut off. you have other rights as well. but there are a lot of options a lot of pathways to keep the water on. now. attorney general . bonta also warned water providers to immediately stop all water shut offs that don't comply with the water shut off protection act enacted in 2018. with the midterm elections less than two weeks away. now the economy and inflation are among the top concerns were voters. president biden says he's taking action to curb so called junk fees that companies are adding onto their products, and their

service is defined by the ftc as unnecessary, unavoidable or surprise charges. junk fees can include overdraft fees, late fees or hidden charges tacked on the hotel rooms or the concert tickets. they're unfair in the hip marginalized americans the hardest, especially low income folks and people of color year these junk fees. in addition, that companies charge cost america's tens of billions of dollars. now the american hotel and lodging association is firing back on this, they say, quote 93% of hotels don't charge resort fees, the trade group says when resort fees are applied there, visible in the hotel's websites before your booking a hotel room the plans to work with a biden administration to make sure all online lodging ads are transparent. facebook's parent company, meta has been fined almost 25 million. ian dollars.

a judge in washington state ruled that matter has repeatedly and intentionally violated the state campaign finance disclosure law. washington's transparency law requires add sellers like meta to keep and make public the names and addresses of those who buy political ads. the target of those ads how the ads were paid for and the total number of views of each had no matter has argued that law is unconstitutional, and it's virtually impossible to fully complied with. san jose and oakland topped the list of the worst places to buy a starter home, according to a recent study by the real estate website point to home workers in san jose, and in oakland, earned less than 40% of the income that's needed to pay the monthly mortgage rate of a starter home in those cities. study also found that after the latest mortgage rate hike renters in 46

of the 50 largest u. s cities can't afford a starter home in those areas are time 96 58 on sunday, the 49ers will play the l. a rams, their nfc west rivals , and yesterday the 49ers practiced in santa clara. some of their key players sat out because of injuries and newly acquired running back christian mccaffrey is set to have before playbook available for him for sunday's game against the rams. and 49ers head coach kyle shanahan says 49ers have to play a lot better than they did when they lost on sunday to the kansas city chiefs. i get how dominant was in the first three games or whatever that was, um but i know we can play better than we had these last two weeks. and yeah, we're missing some guys, which makes it tougher to be that dominant. but we also went against pretty good team last week, too, so i think we can play a lot better. 49 is again played the rams this sunday. it's sofi stadium. the game starts at 1 25 in the

afternoon and you'll be able to see the game with us right here on ktvu fox two. time is 6 59. there's a new documentary out about a legend in san francisco , willie mays. he is the most spectacular baseball player that ever played. none of them could do what willie mays could do. experience trailer was released yesterday for hbo's new documentary, say, hey, willie mays. it'll focus on his life and his career in and out of baseball. the documentary features interviews with giants legends like barry bonds, juan marriage out orlando cepeda, even hall of famers like reggie jackson and broadcasters like john miller and then scully. i love it. it will be released dot hbo max next month. watch. two teenagers are still in the hospital this morning after

being stabbed on a school campus area parents are doing today as they push for new safety measures. then san jose is investigating its 30th homicide of the year will detail the investigation into a deadly attack that left one woman dead. then the powerball jackpot has reached a whopping $800 million . and while no one won the jackpot, several people won a million dollars, including someone here in the bay area or live from las cartas from one of those big winning tickets was sold. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on tv. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. thursday morning. october 27th. yes we won the jackpot. you're here was like when's the last time i was in la scotto. it's been a minute. it's not me. okay well, steve paulson's here. he's had a lot to tell you about our forecast and how cool it is. it's a cool one out there cold one depending on, you know, there's a lot of thirties here inland forties even rig