world of twitter as ellen must takes control of that company is already making major decisions, plus the driver didn't slow down before he hit the driver didn't slow down after he hit a grandmother in san jose is in the hospital after the street with their grandson. now the police search for that driver. his neighbors demand changes to make that crossing areas safer. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings on two. i'm dave clark . good morning. i'm pam cook. happy f 28th almost the end of the month here. let's check in with steve paulson for our friday and into the weekend forecast. very quiet pattern here. if you like yesterday, you'll like today the fog has come back lows again will probably be in thirties for some forties for most. will end up with sixties to near 70. everything continues to go up

and over until early next week when it does look like we'll have a cold system drop in. but there's not a lot of change here. so finally, a friday forecast, and we do have a teeny bit of patchy fog, mainly san mateo coast south. cold lows again. mostly sunny, cool tonight's but really below average here on a lot of these towns, especially san francisco , oakland, but even inland temps are struggling not to get into where they should be on the high side, alright. happy friday. our good friend mr sal castaneda. how are you, my friend, steve. i'm well, you know, i have a little extra lift in my step on a day like today, steve. because i'm going to take the next two days off. exactly all right. good morning, everyone. let's go out and see what we have. now traffic is moving along pretty well. if you are driving at the bay bridge, we've had some minor things. but for the most part, it's quiet out there just the way it should be. and my opinion of the sour traffic is moving well here. it also looks pretty good. if you're driving in oakland on 80, north and south. four oh, one. let's go back to

the headlines. thank you, sal. topping our news this morning, san francisco based twitter begins a new era this morning. elon musk is now taking control of the influential social media platform last night. musk posted this statement saying quote the bird is free, and he fired several top twitter executives as one of his first moves. musk's critics are concerned that twitter may become a platform for lies. and misinformation. concerned that there were risks to human rights and personal safety. any time any single person has complete unchecked control over policies affecting almost 400 million users. musk says he envisions turning twitter into what he calls a digital town hall, but he did not explain how we plans to deal with users who incite violence or promote hate. i would love it if they brought their international guidelines here to the u. s overseas. the hate speech is much more

monitored. um i guess other countries care more about that stuff. musk also did not explain why he immediately fired the company's top executives. there's been no official word from twitter, but stay with us here on mornings onto for updates throughout the morning businesses near the twitter building or hoping to change in ownership will help their bottom lines. some of them told us they're concerned about any job cuts to the twitter staff. others hope that elon musk might bring more workers back to work in person at the office. many businesses in downtown san francisco suffered during the pandemic. will employees were working from home. certainly like it more if there was more foot traffic in the area. twitter is one of the big offices in the neighborhood. and so the more people that are coming into the office, the better we do. and some businesses say they hope there will be be a boost to their businesses from holiday parties in the coming months. well, san jose police are busy searching

for a hit and run driver who had a grandmother while she pushed her grandson in the stroller. they were crossing the street in the crosswalk. ktvu is jesse gary says. neighbors called this crosswalk very dangerous. and we have to warn you. some of the video you're about to see may be hard to watch in seconds. jose street crossing becomes a crime scene. tuesday a grandmother pushing her three year old grandson and both run down on sierra road. i know her, she everyday she walk around this way and grandchildren to the high school track neighbor. young teens. home surveillance cameras captured the crime from two angles. the unidentified woman suffered broken ribs and a broken shoulder. the three year old boy suffered a cut and a bump on his head. his mother didn't want her face shown during retaliation from the hit and run driver. my first reaction was, i couldn't believe it happened. i mean, i mean, how could anything like that

happened? i cannot think of how anyone could drive like that. sierra road is a four lane street running from the east san jose foothills east capitol expressway. it is exactly who i thought it was. neighbors say drivers routinely speed and ignore both the blinking crosswalk lights and pedestrians . crossing history is by far one of the most hazardous things. people barrel down his road. some neighbors say more than a crosswalk is needed along this busy stretch of roadway installed here, i think it's better right, more safer options , obviously, after seeing this video, but jesse mince roth is with vision zero san jose, which works to end vehicle pedestrian collisions. we're facing an unprecedented year for traffic fatalities and pedestrians are making up the the victims in ths vision will live but seeing two people run down. lingers the driver didn't slow down before he hit the driver didn't slow

down after he hit late thursday , san jose police released an image of what they believe the suspect vehicle. maybe a newer dark gray hatchback similar to this 2012 mazda three. unfortunately this home surveillance cameras did not capture the license plate. however there are cameras at the next major intersection up from here, which is sierra and piedmont. those cameras may have captured the license plate. san jose police say if you have any information about this crime to give them a call piedmont hills section of san jose just to gary ktvu, fox two news. thank you, jesse. we do have some new details on another hit and run in castro valley. the chp released this photo and is asking for help identifying the driver who hit a six year old boy on tuesday, sending him to the hospital. the chp says the vehicle appears to be a white midsize suv possibly afford or nissan and probably has front end damage on the right hand

side blurry surveillance video released earlier shows the moment when the suv hit the child. fortunately the little boy was released from the hospital the next day. hundreds of people in berkeley turned out for a funeral mass for two brothers from berkeley high school who were shot and killed during a party in west oakland. family and friends gathered at berkeley church to honor the lives of 17 year old jz garcia and his 15 year old brother, angel, several teachers and administrators from berkeley high were also at the funeral mass. and we're just here this to honor their memory would love and light to be here for our students and to make sure that we can do our part to try and change the world. the teenagers were shot and killed earlier this month at a house party in west oakland. families say the mass provided some comfort. it's really beautiful and heartwarming to know and see that our boys were so loved. both in life and in death, and i'm seeing the outcome is just

beyond words. please say the brothers were targeted by the shooters because of a dispute linked to berkeley high school. so far, no arrests have been made in the case. time is 408. there will be classes this morning at santa cruz high school after a hoax phone call yesterday for a campus wide lockdown. the caller claimed that an active shooter was at the school yesterday morning, and police rushed to that school , while other nearby schools sheltered in place. please search that high school room by room while busses took students to depot park to be with their families. i want to thank the community support and participation in this particular call today. it was a heavy lift, but we were there for the kids, and we're always there for your students and 90. minutes later, police gave the all clear than the emergency was over place in fremont are warning people to be on the lookout for wandering bobcat. it was spotted shortly

after five o'clock yesterday evening near ohlone college and fremont's mission, san jose area , police and animal control officers are now telling students and hikers in the area don't approach the bobcat and contact authorities right away. if you spot it, a mountain lion that was running around the streets of one los angeles neighborhood for several hours, is in the custody of animal control officers this morning. quite a sight. that big cat was first spotted shortly after 10 o'clock yesterday morning near an elementary school in brentwood. he was laying down and couldn't you couldn't really see where he was until the first helicopter arrived, and then he raised his head up. that mountain lion sighting prompted a school lockdown and a shelter in place order and several street closures. it was tranquilized three times but kept running. that line was finally captured late yesterday afternoon right across the street from the brentwood country club. it went backyard to backyard is started in the front yard than just kept going back yard. as as you know, in

the community, all the backyards connect. this is the most excitement. thank god like there's nothing, you know, horrible happening, and it's kind of just interesting and fun. that's a big cat. yeah i don't know. fun is the word i would use, but animal control officers. they don't know exactly where the big cat came from. but brentwood is right near the santa monica mountains , which is the home of dozens of mountain lions. amazing pan. what happens when we you know our neighborhoods back up to open space, but look at oh, gosh. can you imagine seeing that face peeking out of a tree? i can't imagine steve paulson here with our friday forecast. good morning, steve. open space coyotes. that's right. cats here. some of that nature sometimes at night is going bonkers believe okay, get next week. we'll look ahead the next week early. looks like october ends on the dry note, but some hints of some rain colder for sure. next tuesday, wednesday thursday, let's hope it's not one and done there will be more.

i think in the way of snow than for rain for us. looks like tuesday evening is the earliest time frame so still four days away, plenty going on to the north will get us some higher clouds kind of drifting across here so mostly sunny. you can see some of that dragging across far north, maybe a little more out of my forecast zone. but temperatures aloft are pretty warm, though. sonoma mountains 55. diablo's 52 ben loman's 51 south winds south wind west wind so no north or northeast, but temperatures really in a fine line here, mostly in the sixties to low low seventies patchy fog, teeny bit has shown up. clear cold. mostly sunny, cool to nice temperatures well below average here for many forties and fifties currently on this panel, although 40 done up in sonoma county airport and 40 in sebastopol, 40 cent in selma, thirties up upper lake and also latent ville windsor and rohnert park have joined that party at 39 degrees. richmond's 42 little cool there for some 21 25 truckee, south lake south 42 to

44, monterey and also santa maria. so until we get to next week, it's pattern is not going to give us much in the way except for some higher clouds. more rain. more snow comes into the pacific northwest. now again, it depends on which forecast model you look at 11 run they up totals next run they down them. they bring them trending downwards still will get something out of it does not look like a wet system. but at least we'll get something here coming in early november now, hopefully there'll be another system behind that 50 60 seventies and the temps the weekend though it looks good, little warmer, especially sunday. then we start to cloud it up late monday. okay on monday, then tuesday cloudy with some rain, maybe by evening. thank you, steve. a vacant lot in the south bay has neighbors at odds with the city of san jose. coming up the reason. some people say the planted trees and flowers are illegal vandalism by the city. also in oakland, a pre concert and a celebration will tell you why a small group of people very special people were given the keys to the city.

15 week, hundreds of doctors in santa clara county plan to walk off the job and their union calls it an unprecedented multiday strike. the valley physicians group represents 450 doctors at valley medical center and other county health facilities. union officials say there's an impasse in negotiations over working conditions, including patient load and staffing levels. the four day strike is due to begin on tuesday. the union says ied n emergency and outpatient services that county hospitals and clinics. county officials did not immediately respond to our request for a comment.

protesters in oakland are calling on local lawmakers and city leaders to denounce financial backing of a proposed coal terminal in the city's west end. no coal in oakland is a grassroots coalition that contends developers of the proposed coal terminal are trying to influence the oakland mayor's race with more than half a million dollars in campaign contributions. during a demonstration at city hall last night, the group reaffirmed its longstanding commitment to stopping a cold terminal from being built, saying it's an attack on the community's health and quality of life. we're here today because cole has no business being in the west oakland. and oakland period. nowhere because the. but politics of coke of cold, there's nothing but a harm to everybody. and as part of a energy we why why are we using it at and based on greenhouse gasses, there's no need for it. it just adds to the heart to the environment to people's health.

we have no need for it. protesters tell ktvu that a los angeles based financier has contributed $550,000 in coal related money in an attempt to pressure candidates running for the mayor's office. our time is now for 16, some people who live in san jose's alviso neighborhood have been trying to create a park out of the city owned piece of land. however the city says what they're doing is illegal. mark espinosa is behind the project to convert that vacant lot into a neighborhood park after he says he waited eight years for the city to do it. he and other neighbors have cleaned up the lot. they planted trees and flowers. but the city says espinosa is trespassing and his efforts to create a park are illegal. i'm not gonna be deterred by their threats or by their threat of arrest or fines and fees. i'm just going to continue to do the work that i think should be done. so the community of visa can enjoy this

. this empty spot that has been like this for decades. now. the city says the unauthorized work that spinoza and the others are doing could create a safety hazard, city officials say. if there were continues, the next step will be to issue a warning to the people involved. in oakland. five people were given keys to the city to ensure their hard work service and activism. these are all people who have achieved national fame, but they keep coming back to serve their cities. the recipients include r and b singer songwriter go. oppel a mayor shaft praised her for performing at human rights rallies and benefits throughout the city. i'm just forever grateful to this city for supporting my independent spirit and for being a place about, um uplifting people and about self determination. duane wiggins, musician best known for being

with the band tony tony tony was also presented a key. he was born in west oakland and was recognized for nurturing young talent. my commitment has always been to giving a platform to the next generation and critically acclaimed author tommy orange was honored as well, his book, they're they're about living as a native american in oakland made barack obama's favorite books of 2020 james cia boot, oakland's only michelin star chef was presented a key and fredrika newton and activist who joined the black panther party at age 19. her husband, huey p. newton, was the founder. fascinating graduations to them all nice honor. it's just nice to see all these people who are from oakland and what they've contributed. yeah alright, time is 4 19 steve parsons back. it's chilly as we begin to friday morning is indeed mostly clear skies. you guys, we have some high clouds kind of drifting across nothing really going on. although a little bit more of a warmer pattern, even though

we're getting very late in the season here. without a north northeast breeze. it's tough to get very warm here, but we had some seventies yesterday, some mid seventies but today more of an onshore breeze. it's either out of the west or out of the south. you can see a few high clouds kind of drifting across but mostly sunny forecast. a little bit of fog has come back to the coast, mainly san mateo, down to santa cruz 58 to 72 on the highs and a couple of 74 is yesterday. san jose checked in at 74 low forties mid forties for most couple of fifties closer to the water, but forties 41 alamo 44 clayton 44 dublin in their 43 in lafayette and also walnut creek panels at 44 degrees, elsa brandt, 45 even brownwood at 47. twenties up in the mountains, forties and fifties in the valley, 44 down in monterey christian city at 46 . until we get to early november , everything's going to stay to the north. so we're looking for actually wants. that system goes by i. pressure will build in and give us a little warm up over the weekend. all eyes will be on next tuesday and wednesday does not look like a rainy system,

but it does look like a cold system. which will begin to move in earliest projections look to be tuesday evening for rain. not on monday, though, cold morning mostly sunny 60 seventies on your temps a little warmer going into sunday and crew okay on monday, all important monday there for some, and then tuesday, turning clatter with maybe some rain by evening. right steve. thank you. time for 21, a warning from hawaii for people living on and visiting the big island, coming up the signs that experts say that an eruption is coming. and another reason. it is good to be part of the golden state warriors. the list the franchise now tops all of the n b. a

4 23 russian president vladimir putin is accusing the u. s and its allies of seeking global domination by fueling the conflict. putin speech comes as the u. s defense department unveils its national security strategy reporter jennifer

griffin reports from the pentagon. russia continued drill simulating a massive nuclear strike and an intercontinental ballistic missile launch. the pentagon rolled out its long awaited national defense strategy, and putin told foreign policy experts the united states was wrong to destroy its relations with china over taiwan , adding russia recognizes taiwan as part of china, criticizing recent visits by u. s officials, including house speaker nancy pelosi, who he referred to as grandma with why did that old woman have to go to taiwan? it's absurd. some might think that there is some calculation do not think there's any calculation at all. all there is to it is arrogance and a sense of impunity. the pentagon's national defense strategy calls russia in acute threat, but the people's republic of china a bigger long term challenge. the prc is the only competitor out there with both the intent to reshape the

international order and increasingly the power to do so despite multiple veiled threats , putin said today he never intentionally suggested he would use nuclear weapons in ukraine, blaming the west for the war in the west in recent years and especially in recent months, has taken a number of steps to escalate. this is the incitement of war in ukraine. these are provocations around taiwan, putin said. ukraine is preparing a dirty bomb, something austin denied to deter putin. the u. s is accelerating plans to send upgraded b 61 12 air dropped gravity bombs to nato bases in europe while scrapping a sea based tactical nuclear cruise missile. we did not need that capability. we have a lot of capability in our nuclear inventory today, china's president xi and his first message to the u. s since his unprecedented third term, said he stands ready to work with washington and hopes to find the right way to get along with the

us in what sounded like a coordinated message with putin. at the pentagon. jennifer griffin, fox news time now for 25 officials in hawaii, warning residents near mama loa that the world's largest active volcano on the big island may erupt soon that would last erupted in 1984 , and that's what these pictures are from. right now, scientists see an increase in seismic activity by the top of the volcano if it erupts within hours, lava could flow down the volcano's slopes, reaching homes below. and residents are advised to take precautions. the first thing they should note is that monologue is not a dead volcano. and then the second thing is that because, uh, volcano showing signs of unrest. people should start to make plans, so the first thing that they can do is identify where they live. on the volcano. now the volcano

makes up 51% of the landmass on that island. increased activity back in 1984 continued for a year and a half before modelo last erupted. some say, may say san francisco's food scene is going to the dogs still ahead. the new restaurants serving five star meals to man's best friend . closet is halloween weekend, but you know that we'll show you where you can kick off celebrations at a free outdoor festival in the city. don't forget you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter just dedicate tvu .com slash email to sign up for that daily hello, i'm franklin graham. we're in election season and many politicians are promising that they're telling the truth. i can tell you there is one who always tells the truth. that is the lord jesus christ. he said, "i'm the way, the truth and the life,

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nearly 40 years of public service we hear from east bay congresswoman jackie speier

about her career and what she had to say about next month's election in california's last republican governor, is pushing back on his party arnold schwarzenegger's argument over redistricting as that case reaches the supreme court. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's apam cook and steve paulson friday. it's october 28th and there steve paulson right here. where right here, right there. on a friday forecast you too. we do have mostly clear skies out there. a little bit of patchy fog has come back more of an onshore push versus the little northerly we had yesterday. still, though, it will be mostly sunny today and temperatures, though, came up a little bit yesterday. that kind of settle in upper 60 seventies for many here, patchy fog, cold lows forties fifties for some thirties for a few mostly sunny, cool tonight, so mid sixties upper sixties to low

seventies alright 4 30 in the morning. it's a south castaneda friday. thank you very much. hey steve, that very quickly. yesterday i ran into a viewer who watches in the four o'clock hour, which a lot of people watch it 678, and for it, she's up with us. sal i tell people people say to me all the time. what time do you get there and what we said. i said we're on at four. a.m. o. nobody's watching. then i said you'd be shocked how many people are watching nicole is watching it for so thank you. thank you for oclock crew. thank you. all right. good morning, nicole. good morning, everyone. let's go out and take a look at the issue of freeway. i just saw chp running a traffic break on interstate 80 here in berkeley and getting up to albany because they had report of a wrong way driver and they take that very seriously, obviously, so we saw them running a break. fortunately they did not find any of this. let me just get rid of the super here. you can see that. it's pretty clear and they checked the freeway. just be very careful these overnight hours or more dangerous when it

comes to that big bridge that traffic looks good getting into san francisco 4 31. let's go back to the headlines. thank you happening today. contra costa county district attorney dina beckton is expected to announce it this decision on whether to charge a former danville police officer for killing a man who was mentally ill at the d. a s announcement later this morning is expected to clear former officer andrew hall for the fatal shooting of tyrol wilson in march of last year. tyrell wilson, who dealt with homelessness and mental health problems, was allegedly seen throwing rocks from an overpass in danville down onto interstate 6 80 police officer andrew hall confronted him, wilson pulled out a pocket knife, and police say wilson refused to drop the knife. and that's when officer hall shot and killed wilson right now. andrew hall is serving a six year sentence in prison for a different deadly shooting involving a motorist who wouldn't pull over during an attempted traffic stuff. a jury

will now decide whether to find santa clara county sheriff laurie smith of guilty of corruption charges. closing arguments concluded in the civil trial yesterday, and the sheriff is accused of providing permits to carry concealed weapons to her political supporters, while largely ignoring ordinary citizens. smith is leaving office in january and denies the allegations. she refused to testify to the grand jury, invoking her fifth amendment rights now for 33 of former cook at the federal prison in dublin, pleaded guilty to charges of sexual abuse of an inmate enrique chavez, seen in the red shirt, entered his plea in federal court yesterday. chavez is the fifth officer to be charged with sexual abuse crimes at the prison in dublin. the most charges of this kind at any federal prison in the nation. each count carries a maximum sentence of two years in prison and a $250,000 fine. a record number of lgbtq candidates are

on the ballot in november's election. they are running for office in all 50 us states for the first time with more than 1000 candidates in all california has 178 l g b t q candidates the most of any state democrat becca bail island is favored to win vermont's lone u. s. house seat, and she will become the first woman and first openly gay person to represent vermont in congress. this is a time for courage. i hear from my constituents across the state of vermont how much they're concerned about the health of democracy where we're going in this nation. voters in north carolina, oregon, maryland and illinois also have the chance to elect the first openly lgbt q candidate to represent their state in congress. time is now. 4 34. new poll is out showing governor gavin newsom still has a big lead over his republican challenger heading into the elections. the poll was

conducted by the nonpartisan public policy institute. it found 55% of likely california voters plan to vote for gavin newsom 36. said they plan to vote for republican brian dolly. the same survey found governor newsom strong opposition to proposition 30 appears to have an impact on california voters. 41% of likely voters say they plan to vote yes . on prop 30, which would raise taxes were various climate change initiative that is down from 55% just a month ago and 52% of those fold now say they will vote against him. former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is once again taking sides against his fellow republicans. he has filed a friend of the court brief in the supreme court case over redistricting. the court is set to hear arguments in december over congressional redistricting plan in north carolina that was struck down by that state supreme court. it could give more power to state legislatures

to draw district lines. schwarzenegger calls the plan unfair to the american voter are ktvu website has all the tools to help you get ready to vote. just go to the election section on ktvu .com. congresswoman jackie speier is reflecting on her long career of public service, including nearly 15 years in congress. there comes a time i think, and every career when you have to assess the. the interests of your family and your interest in wanting to continue to pursue your dreams and you know, they came and complex recently and i recognized that it was time to come home. spear says her legacy has a lot to do with serving the community from responding to letters to taking care of veterans. she also says democracy is at risk as the world has changed over the last few years and continues to change democracy is at risk. we

take it for granted. and if you want to continue to have free and fair elections if you want to continue to be deciding who's going to be leading you if you want to have those four freedoms that we all cherish that are, uh , it's constant. the constitution the freedom of assembly, the freedom of speech, the freedom of religion. if you want all of those things, then you better vote. spear has held public office for nearly 40 years and says she will continue to help the community. she said she is looking to help start a foundation in san mateo county for women and families. time now for 37. the golden state warriors for the first time are the most valuable franchise in the nba. forbes magazine says the reigning nba champs are valued at $7 billion. forbes says the value of nba franchises rose 15% year to year. the next

the lakers, the bulls and the celtics round out the forbes top five year the year the warriors are up 25% according to forbes. lawyers make $150 million a year from their arena sponsorship and advertising and winning four nba championships in eight years is a pretty good way to raise the team's value. now on the court warriors are have a record of three and two so far this season. last night, they beat the miami heat at home. the score was 1 23 to 1 turned. it was pretty close until the warriors closed out the fourth quarter with a strong run, led by who else? steph curry. he led the team with 33 points. he's leading the nba in three partners. so far this season, the warriors will be in charlotte. they will be playing the hornets tomorrow night. 49ers are looking to bounce back sunday in los angeles against the rams. the 49ers had a big

win against that same rams team at the start of the month and monday night football. this sunday's game is a big one for the team. the nfc west is wide open and win on sunday will keep the niners right in the hunt for a playoff spot. we need to get to where we need to get more quickly and just with the sense of urgency, i think that's the biggest thing and i think i feel in the locker room. i felt it throughout the week. honestly, just there's a sense of urgency with the guys. we gotta do this together. there's no i no individual is going to do it on his own. we gotta do this as a team, and i think that's what has made us great in the past here. we just gotta get back to that. be on the lookout for plenty of red in the stands on sunday. a lot of 49ers fans either live in los angeles now or make that trip to sofi stadium to cheer on the team. but if you can't make the trip, you can catch the game with us here on ktvu channel two at 1 25 . today the philadelphia phillies will play the houston astros game one of the world series if you want to see the world series, ktvu, fox two is

the way to watch it with us. pregame coverage begins at four p.m. the game starts at five. the game two on saturday will be at the same time and again, you'll see all of it all of the world series right here with us on ktvu, fox two. claudine wong and i were talking about always tie the world series with trick or treating. it always seems to come around. when, for years, steve, my girls were trick or treating, and the giants were in it. so what's the scorer? how are they doing? looking at someone's tv? they're all watching the longest sports segment we've done in the morning and five years you got yeah, i heard it all. they're going on a lot going on. that is true. we also have another four am watcher. a couple of them just tweeted me and said, hey, i'm on board there, and one of them is joanna olson. she's up in petaluma. she says another four am watcher here. happy. well thank you, joanna. we appreciate that stephen dunlap up and forth, bragg says he's also watching at four am speaking of petaluma, and in

surrounding area, i see upper thirties low forties for the location. so 39 40 30 more thirties to the north 35 in middletown, fifties low tiburon , sausalito, so there's some upper thirties forties colder with some rain next week. not today, next week start tuesday evening. going to wednesday does not look like a big rain. maker but it does look like a cold system with some mountain snow more so than we'll get right but not until we get to next weekend , so until then, we'll get some mostly sunny skies, few high clouds coming across 50 60 seventies little bit cooler. today more of an onshore breeze versus we had a little northerly breeze yesterday. i saw some mid seventies looks like we'll ease up a little bit on that. forties on the temps fifties for some, mainly forties on the peninsula's upper forties or low fifties. for many, although atherton 41 degrees menlo park, palo alto, stanford all at 42, yet los altos hills and pacifica hills are both at 51 23 25, truckee, south lake tahoe 50

down in los vegas sixties on the desert 42 u k to 44 down in monterey. more rain seattle in portland's boyd, they turned the way that it turned on a dime for them from record heat to now. rain, rain rain, more rain, so the pattern has changed up there. can we get some rain in here? we'll get some, depending on which forecast model again. they've trend a little drier. they may go back to weather just depends still four days away, so a lot can happen here. but it does look like some good mountain snow at least, you know, pretty good little start here. 60 seventies on the temps a little warmer over the weekend, especially sunday. sunday will be the warmest day monday will be okay then increasing clouds tuesday with some rain by evening. all right . thank you, steve. creative loophole or a public nuisance coming up what neighbors in the los angeles community are saying about a homeless man's build it yourself home and white police can't do anything about it. plus welcome. for mortals to the haunted mansion well, after

months of planning, a haunted mansion is almost ready for halloween. we're about to introduce you to the volunteers who helped make it happen. they're better known as the boo crew.

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what he grew up believing. the reserve covers nearly 6500 acres of restored salt ponds, which are home to waterbirds and tidal marsh habitats. the habitat also provides a nursery for salmon and steelhead. right our time is 4 46 of san francisco entrepreneur combined his passionate love for food and love for dogs and created what he thinks is the first restaurant exclusively for dogs. it's called dough bagged just opened in the mission district that dog likes it is selling a $75 meal for dogs with several courses like chicken skin waffles and filet mignon. steak tartare with quail egg. it also includes a mimosa and a baked treat for the dog's owner. when we make our food, it is a process. it is very time consuming. there's a lot of

techniques. there's a lot of method and detail to what we do our pastries, for example, take about two days on average to make. i know they're going to be eaten in two seconds. yeah now, the chef says the ingredients he uses are not cheap. everything is human grade, though he says, if you took a bite, you probably find the dishes to be a little bland for humans. alright they seem to enjoy it for sure might need to go in just a few days, thousands of people will line up in a san jose neighborhood for what is being promised as the scare of a lifetime. ktvu is and ruben shows us what makes this haunted house unlike any other welcome. english mortals to the haunted mansion if halloween scares or what you're after, look no further than this new, old haunted mansion in san jose , a built from the ground up. it sits in front of bob syros house on church drive. 3.5 month

journey building about two months planning. for more than a decade. siro and his boo crew have been trying to outdo themselves. one year there was a hotel here and there have been castles, mining towns and even indiana jones temple of doom, but the pandemic brought everything to a halt. until now , it feels like getting back on the horse. it feels right. it just feels perfectly normal again. that is, if this is what you consider normal. everything here is over the top from the scale of this haunted house to the donated victorian furnishings. no i joke around. it's kind of like a halloween guy that comes out every time we pick a theme. you know, whatever we need. it's just shows up from different people. the boot crew is made up of not just carpenters, but lawyers and a software trainer, too. and just to be part of this and do things i've never done before. it's awesome coming every year every year, and this is a neighborhood affair. one that brings the community together. covid is just really put a strain on so many families and people and

having this back is just it's just wonderful for us this day. even the fire department is lending a helping hand adding a topper to this mysterious mansion. of course, there's still a lot of work to be done before doors open to the public . so now it's crunch time. you know, we got a lot of loose ends. um but we just for the next three days we worked very hard 12 14 hours a day together to complete what we started. the event is free, though the boo crew does have a go fund me page for those looking to help out the haunted mansion is open on halloween night and the night after in san jose and ruben ktvu, fox two news alright. looks good. thank you. an animals at the oakland zoo are getting in the holiday spirit as well. the zoo share these videos and photos of some of the residents enjoying some pumpkins , chimpanzees, elephants, monkeys bears. i love the seasonal treat either as a snack or sometimes they just play around with the pumpkins. it's

all in the final week of the zoo's annual boo at the zoo. you can check out all their family friendly events through halloween and monday just reserve your tickets online for 49 happening today. the san francisco recreation and parks department hosting a halloween party in golden gate park. it starts this afternoon. three pm along the car free area of jfk drive. now it's an outdoor party and includes haunted houses, carnival rides, arts and crafts , even live entertainment path. mm it seems like a nice day for that my head into the city. let's check in with steve paulson is going to be a good day for outdoor activities. what day is that? i'm i'm not paying attention. i'm sorry. believe it today today today today but little cooler, though. nice day sixties on the tips and the city. yes we will look ahead to monday why? i think some of you may be heading out. it looks okay. i think we'll be driving tuesday would be a different forecast. but it does look alright, although that temp

drops pretty fast now by the time sunsets but alright, increasing clouds coming in late on monday, but more likely to be on tuesday here, richard meier says, i've been watching the four a.m. team for 10 years while richard thank you. by the way, it's 46 antioch's well, i c 47 in brentwood, so that makes sense to me. pittsburgh's at 51 lot of low forties mid forties or a few low fifties protectors generally in the forties, lots going on a lot of rain up in seattle, portland over the next 5 to 7 days. eventually it looks like even all of california will get it on some, but not until next tuesday wednesday. could be a little bit up near del norte, humboldt county and a few high clouds here. 50 60 seventies patchy fog more of an onshore push here, so we do have a teeny bit of fog here. san mateo coast down to santa cruz, monterey. mostly sunny, cool tonight forties on the temps are right at 50 for some here. palo alto's at 42. peddling was 41 santa roses 40. 38 though. boulder creek and felton so here we go again. santa cruz mountains, campbell will probably dip into

their maybe santa clare as welln the pacific northwest. just not too much here. but it's from more rain for seattle and portland. we have to wait until probably next tuesday night wednesday. the given is it's going to be significantly cooler here. we'll have highs in the low sixties. for some, it does look like the sierra shasta last and gets done on some. okay snow will have summary but it doesn't look very heavy. at least something changes. 60 seventies on the temps here. nice weekend . little warmer, increasing clouds late monday looks like cloudy. cool the windy and maybe some marine late tuesday, pam. wow. okay. sounds good. thank you, steve. we are following breaking news out of oakland coming up at five o'clock. we have an update in a homicide that took the life of a beloved dentist and shook the little saigon community. could inflation relief being site we have the signs that improvements in the supply chain could soon bring prices back down and a crazy scene a mountain lion

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the five here on mornings onto president biden said the u. s economy is powering forward in its recovery, pointing to newly released figures that showed the economy grew faster than expected in the last quarter, the report on gross domestic product found the economy expanded it 2.6% annual rate, a notable turnaround after six months of contraction. the president praised the latest economic snapshot, which comes less than two weeks before the midterm elections. we're back in the game. we're competing again in a big way, so economic growth is up. the price of inflation is down. real incomes around going are up and the price of gas is down. some economists say the

latest figures may be deceptive . they say higher borrowing rates and chronic inflation will continue to weaken consumer and business spending. amid the ongoing looming concerns of a recession. now, despite growth in the last quarter, the outlook for the economy has darkened a bit. today was the deadline for people to buy at the inflation protected i bonds. the rush for the guaranteed 9.62% bonds has been so great it's crashing at treasury department website. the savings bonds allow you to deposit up to $10,000 per calendar year as a hedge against inflation. having a 9.6% rate is very, very attractive, especially relative. what relative to as you noticed the bond market being down, you know, average bond fund is down around 17% so anything positive right now is looking pretty good . certainly had a 9.6% rate. it's really looking even better. now the u. s bureau of labor statistics predicts the rate to

drop about 6.48% in november. that's according to the latest inflation data. some financial experts are accusing companies of raising their prices and blaming it on inflation. ktvu is tom vacar explains greed, flirtation and what maybe in the future as supply chain shortages are improving. covid sickened the workforce and also choke the economy as the production supply and transportation of goods knows died at the same time, remote working and massive government stimulus programs set off a wild consumer buying spree that inflated prices as demand overwhelmed supply now inflation and rising interest rates make consumers far less willing to spend. we're not thinking of buying another home. ah the grocery store. we're definitely cutting back on what we buy. definitely not buying extra things. i'm also a little bit of a minimalist. i probably am not buying lots of things anyways. the actual evidence suggests that we may have already been

through the worst of inflation. the reason why we're expecting that. caldwell is senior u. s economist for the $300 billion investment research and investment firm morningstar. which forecasts a huge drop in inflation next year as the supply constraints resolve that the spikes in prices that we've seen in various industries like energy and autos and others will actually unwind and impacts would you buy a car? no. the president and consumer advocates say spiking prices are often greed. deflation where companies blaming inflation charge more because they can get away with it. without having to prove it. you could sum to some extent, use that to explain that the greed flotation story, but it's really a minor contributor at best in the inflation that we're seeing the good news. the fight against inflation seems to be working 2.6. for next year on

average, and then even in 2020 for getting below 2% that's even better than where the the bulk n is really behind really is realy bad for our economy. morning star projects rate increases should reverse mid to late 2023 or soon thereafter, with an astonishingly glow 1.4% inflation rate in 2024 tom vacar ktvu fox two news. thank you. tom homeless man in los angeles decided to build his own house right on the sidewalk of hollywood boulevard. he used leftover wood from a construction site and says it's better than the tent he lived in before. he hasn't like bothered anyone and honestly, i'm glad that it's right there because i honestly feel safer with him there. for some reason, i don't know why. it's just he feels like it feels like he's like he

knows what he's doing. and he's not here to hurt anyone. police say they have talked with the man who lives there. they offered to connect him with some services, but they say he was not interested. if he's going to cut any staff. i think this problem gets a million times. worse top twitter executives are already out and there are many very nervous twitter employees. we are just hours into the new world of twitter is elon musk takes control of that company plus the driver didn't slow down before he hit the driver didn't slow down after he hit grandmother in san jose is in the hospital after she was run down by hidden run driver as she crossed the street with her grandson. now the police are out there. searching for that driver is neighbors demand changes to make that crossing area safer. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto. we are starting

this morning with breaking news. oakland police have made two arrests in the killing of a dentist in oakland's little saigon neighborhood last summer . you're looking at video from last night of one of the suspects. the video was taken at oakland police headquarters and ktvu is henry lee is now reporting that this man being taken into custody is the victim's longtime partner, nelson chia. jail records show. he's in jail on suspicion of first degree murder. police haven't officially released the name of the suspect or the other suspect, who was taken into custody. 60 60 year old lilly sue were shot and killed as she got out of a parked car during a robbery that was back in august . the crime was captured on surveillance video. the sounds of gunfire and a scream can be heard on that surveillance video . police and alameda county prosecutors will give us details of the arrest during a news conference scheduled for 2 30

this afternoon. make sure you stay right here with mornings on two on the air and online for more. updates on that breaking news throughout the day. good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook. incredible story following for you. now it is friday, october three o'clock this afternoon. steve a lot of events. i think there will be a lot of trick or treaters heading down streets of businesses that they do in the weekend. so pretty nice. weather not bad. i mean, you know, it's in the sixties and the city, but the weekend be a little bit warmer here until changes next week. today we see slightly cooler temps. after a little bump up yesterday, we have more of a onshore breeze and a few high clouds. only some patchy fog that cemetery coast down to santa cruz, monterey. but finally friday forecast cold lows again. thirties forties mainly forties. mostly sunny, cool tonight so temperatures sixties and seventies. alrighty

salads here. it's 50 to. hopefully friday like we all right out there. we're doing all right. matter of fact, we're nice. so you know, on fridays, we usually have a nicer commute and i've been looking around. we've had a couple of minor things go on, but nothing that is really making it terrible for you to drive. this is a look at 8 80 in oakland, and you can see on the same mateo bridge that traffic looks good. just looking around on the east shore freeway traffic is even better than it was the first four days of the week, so hopefully this trend will hold up. it's 503. let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you. sal san francisco based twitter begins a new era this morning. elon musk is now taking control of the social media platform last night , musk posted this statement saying, quote the bird is freed , he fired several top twitter executives as one of his first moves. musk critics are concerned that twitter may become a platform for lies and misinformation. we're concerned that there were risks to human

rights and personal safety. anytime any single person has complete unchecked control over policies affecting almost 400 million users. musk says he envisions turning twitter into what he calls a digital town square. however he did not explain how we plans to deal with users who incite violence or promote hate. i would love it if they brought their international guidelines here to the u. s overseas. the hate speech is much more monitored. um i guess other countries care more about that stuff. musk also did not explain why he immediately fired the company's top executives. there has been no official word from twitter. time is now five. oh 4 10 jose police one to identify a driver whose car hit a grandmother and her grandson in a crosswalk, and the car just kept driving. now we have to warn you. the video of that hit and run may be hard to watch. this happened tuesday

afternoon on tierra road at manal keya lane. the unidentified woman suffered broken ribs and a broken shoulder. the three year old grandson had a cut and a bump on his head neighbors. a drivers on that four lane road often go too fast. they ignore blinking crosswalk lights. and pedestrians. crossing history is by far one of the most hazardous things. people barrel down his road. some of the neighbors say a traffic light would help prevent more accidents along that busy road. san jose police say they think the car is a newer, dark gray hatchback similar to a mazda three. we have some details on another hit and run in castro valley. take a look a little clearer picture of the car released by chp. they are asking to help identify the driver who hit a six year old boy on tuesday, sending him to the hospital. the chp says the vehicle appears to be a white

midsize suv possibly afford or nissan. probably has some front end damage on the right side, now blurry surveillance video was released earlier shows the moment when the suv hit the child. fortunately the little boy was released from the hospital the next day. hundreds of people in berkeley turned out for a funeral mass for two brothers from berkeley high school who were shot and killed during a party in west oakland. friends and family gathered at a berkeley church to ensure the lives of 17 year old jay z. garcia and his 15 year old brother, angel, several teachers and administrators from berkeley high were also at that funeral mass. and we're just here to honor their memory would love and light to be here for our students, and to make sure that we can do our part to try and change the world. the teenagers were shot and killed earlier this month at a house party in west oakland family say the mass provided some comfort. it's really beautiful and

heartwarming to know and see that our boys were so loved. both in life and in death and seeing the outcome is just beyond words. police say the brothers were targeted by the shooters because of a disputed link does dispute linked to berkeley high school. so far, no arrests have been made in the case time 507 there will be classes this morning at santa cruz high school after a hoax phone call yesterday forced a campus wide lockdown. the caller claimed that an active shooter was at the school yesterday morning, and police rushed to the school, while other nearby schools sheltered in place. police searched at high school. room by room, while busses were taking students to depot park to be with their families. i want to thank the community support and participation in this particular call today. ah it was a heavy lift, but but we were there for the kids, and we're always there for your students and 90. minutes later, police

gave the all clear and the emergency was over. police in fremont are warning people to be on the lookout for a wandering bobcat now. it was spotted shortly after five o'clock yesterday evening near aloni, colijn, fremont's mission, san jose area, police and animal control officers are now telling students in hikers in the area don't approach the bobcat and contact authorities right away if you spot it, and this is a crazy story, take a look at this . a mountain lion was running around the streets of los angeles neighborhood for several hours. now in the custody of animal control officers this morning, but that big cat was first spotted. look at that up in a tree 10 o'clock yesterday morning right near an elementary school in brentwood. he was laying down and couldn't you couldn't really see where he was until the first helicopter arrived, and then he raised his head up. the mountain lion sighting prompted a school lockdown, a shelter in place order and several street closures. the mountain lion was

tranquilized three times but kept running. the animal was finally captured late yesterday afternoon, right across the street from the brentwood country club. it went backyard to backyard is started in the front yard, then just kept going back yard. as as you know, in the community, all the backyards connect. this is the most excitement. thank god like there's nothing, you know, horrible happening, and it's kind of just interesting and fun. animal control officers don't know yet exactly where the big cat came from, but brentwood is right near the santa monica mountains, which is home to dozens of mountain lions. fun is not the word i would use for that, but she has a good attitude right past the man who was sitting in the wheelchairs. okay you know what i would do? but okay, as you can see, and if you don't know that area, i mean, yes, the mountains are nearby, but it's very busy. right well, steve, you know about our weather, and it is chilly. it feels colder today than yesterday. i don't know anything, dave. you're gonna do indeed tell us the weather david looking at the monday youtube

because something else something active, big day. this weekend is big for many. some can't do monday. others will do sunday. whatever it takes, but monday, the official day looks okay. thank goodness it's not tuesday . i'd say we'll be in trouble there, but it starts off looks okay mostly clear than turning cloudy. we'll start to see some cloud cover coming in, but temperature drops pretty fast once you get about seven o'clock at night, but i'll tell you didn't take long now, but everything looks okay for monday. still plenty of it, and that will probably won't be the forecast for up in seattle and portland. they continue to get ready in one system after another boy, wouldn't that be nice if we could get something like that? we do have mostly clear sky. little bit of fog is showing up here on parts of the coast san mateo coast out of santa cruz, monterey, so we'll go with patchy fog. the coast was clear yesterday and we had a little bit warmer times. mostly sunny. cool tonight here 38, now sonoma county airport low fifties for some upper forties for others, but a lot of low forties here in a few thirties to the north windsor rhona park, sebastopol is now joined their latent ville lower lake

middletown in their sonoma's 42 , richmond's down to 41 51 for vallejo, tiburon and sausalito point raised at 43. lots of energy continues to move into the pacific northwest. over time , though it does look like some of this will start to drop south, but not until tuesday and wednesday of next week and into thursday for southern california does not look like a big rain producer. at this time. it will be colder. it will be windy. we'll get some rain out of it, but it does look like pretty good and lower snow levels as well for the sierra. shasta lesson and even rained down the southern california they may get more than us is the way that's kind of looking here. cold morning, mostly sunny sixties seventies on attempts a nice weekend will be a little warmer on sunday. monday will be fine. we increased the class late, big change starts on tuesday. you guys alright? nice to hold it up for those trick or treaters. thank you, steve. a vacant lot in the south bay has neighbors at odds with the city of san jose coming up the reason. some people say the planted trees and flowers. are illegal vandalism by the city and in oakland, a

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18 next week, hundreds of doctors in santa clara county plan to walk off the job and their union calls it an unprecedented four day strike that begins on tuesday. valley physicians group represents 450 doctors at valley medical center and other county health facilities. union officials say there's an impasse in negotiations over working conditions, including patient load and the staffing levels. union expects a strike to shut down most non emergency and outpatient services at county hospitals and clinics. county officials so far have not immediately responded to our request for comment. protesters in oakland are calling on local

lawmakers and city leaders to denounce financial backing of a proposed coal terminal in the city's west end. no coal in oakland is a grassroots coalition that contends developers of the proposed coal terminal are trying to influence the oakland mayor's race with more than a half a million dollars in campaign contributions. during a demonstration at city hall. last night, the group reaffirmed its longstanding commitment to stopping a cold terminal from being built, saying it's an attack on the community's health and quality of life. we're here today because cole has no business being in the west oakland. and oakland period. nowhere because the. by politics of coke of coal. there's nothing but a harm to everybody. and as part of a energy we why why are we using it at and based on greenhouse gasses. there's no need for it. it just adds to the heart to the environment to

people's health. we have no need for it. protesters tell us here ktvu that a los angeles based financier has contributed $550,000 in coal related money in an attempt to pressure candidates running for the mayor's office in oakland. 5 16 , some people who live in san jose's alviso neighborhood had been trying to create a park city owned piece of land. but the city says what they're doing is illegal the market. espinosa is behind the project to convert this vacant lot into a neighborhood park after he says he waited eight years for the city to do it. he and other neighbors have cleaned up that lot. they planted trees and flowers, but the city says espinosa is trespassing and his efforts to create a park are illegal. i'm not gonna be deterred by their threats or by their threat of arrest or fines and fees. i'm just going to continue to do the work that i think should be done. so the community of visa can enjoy

this. this empty spot that has been like this for decades. the city of san jose says the unauthorized work that espinosa and the others are doing could cause a safety hazard, officials say if there were continues, the next step would be to issue a warning to the people involved. restrictions will be in place for san francisco e scooter riders beginning in november. the municipal transportation agency is forcing e scooter companies. to ban users from parking and popular tourist locations. the sf mta said they have to create geo fencing restrictions so users won't leave their scooters parked on waterfront sidewalks from pier 14 to pier 45. the parking restriction ban is due to several parking complaints in oakland. five people were given keys to the city to honor their hard work service and activism. these are all people who have achieved national fame, but they

keep coming back to serve their cities. go watch recipients include r and b singer songwriter go up the lay mayor shaft praised her for performing at human rights rallies and benefits throughout the city. i'm just forever grateful to this city for supporting my independent spirit and for being a place about uplifting people and about self determination. duane wiggins, a musician. best known for being with the band tony tony tony was also presented a key. he was born in west oakland and was recognized for nurturing young talent. my commitment has always been to giving a platform to the next generation and our nation critically acclaimed author tommy orange was honored his book. they're they're about living as a native american in oakland, made barack obama's favorite books of 2020 james, suitable. oakland's only michelin star chef was presented

a key and fredrika newton and activist who joined the black panther party at the age of 19. her husband, huey p. newton, was the founder. great story. congratulations to all of them had 19 steve paulson's back on the chilly friday morning. steve is indeed we will start the northward but one of our viewers here, greg fleming says. good morning, steve. well good morning. greg. appreciate that 41 degrees up in the north bay at windsor. i didn't see a 39 up there, so i just told greg i said, i think you'll see your temp drop a little bit here. there's one windsor 39 healdsburg at 39. rohnert park's have asked to pull all in their santa and sell mo has dropped to 39 as well thirties from middletown, upper lake clayton village is closed for others, although some low fifties tiburon samuel alito. rain forecast yes tuesday night wednesday, although it looks more colder and windier than anything else, i believe it or not, i think southern california could get more rain than us. and this year it does look like they will finally get in on some much needed snow again. these these

projections coming up or they're bouncing between a little drier, a little wetter, so we'll see how things work out over the weekend. here is still the rain activity and snow. stays to the north. here. we are looking for a little bit cooler pattern. today. we had slight north breeze in the hills yesterday. there's more of an onshore push today, so patchy fog. mostly sunny if you high clouds coming across 38 sonoma county airport there. 40 petaluma napa airports at 41 altos 42 fremont. wanna creek at 44 18 at truckee 18 dealing also. south lake tahoe. 24 uk is still in sacramento reading in the forties. even bakersfield at 49 degrees and 43 now down to monterey. that's cold activity continues to plow into the pacific northwest. that's a very energetic pattern for them up there. we have to wait until tuesday on a system will drop in and does look cold . that's for sure the wind will pick up and temperatures will plunge highs will be in the upper fifties low sixties again.

hopefully they'll up the rainfall totals a little bit here. but for the sierra does look like so much needed snow. 60 seventies today, little warmer over the weekend, especially on sunday. monday will be fine. we'll see some increasing clouds late and turning cloudy to mostly cloudy on tuesday colder and maybe some rain late. dave alright steve thomas 5 21. lots of conversation about two state ballot measures. we're going to explain prop 26 27. what they mean for sports betting in california, and there's another reason. it's good to be part of the golden state warriors. the list the warriors now top in all of the nba.

23 2 propositions on california's ballot in november or breaking records for campaign spending both sides of props 26 27 have spent a combined $440 million before november's election day. they both want to

legalize sports betting here in california, the prop 26 would let you put money down at tribal casinos and four horse race tracks. prop 27 would clear the way for online and mobile sports , betting. the polls haven't been good for either one with several surveys showing both are probably going to fail. all of them huge operators with huge players with a nuclear arsenal of dollars. they go all in and most voters when they're faced with this kind of gamete or this type of choice, they opt out. they say, no. a pox on all your houses. this is known as counter initiatives. ktvu political reporter greg lee will go very in depth into these issues surrounding the ballot initiatives this coming sunday at six p.m. right here on ktvu, fox two. time is 5 24. millions of california voters are expected to fill out vote by mail ballots for the november election. but in every statewide

election registrars throw out and disqualify tens of thousands of those ballots. ktvu is brooks jarocz looks at new data on ballots that were not counted in the june primary. in alameda county and across california. vote by mail is well underway, but some ballots may get disqualified data shows in the june primary, nearly 106,000 were rejected by registrars. nearly 70,000 arrived late. others were missing a signature or had one that didn't match the signature on file. researchers say it disproportionately happens to first time voters and voters of color. we do know, for instance, young people are more likely if they get their ballot rejected. it's because it's late for latinos is more likely to be a signature issue. for new voters. it can be also a signature issue. it's critical balance are signed in postmarked by election day. in the end mail in ballot rejections are under the discretion of each county's

registrar. there is a reality, uh, that if you're in one county versus another, you will have a greater or less likelihood of getting your ballot rejected a report just released by the secretary of state's office. recaps challenged balance from the june primary in the bay area. most counties had between a one and 2% rejection rate. but the outlier is alameda county at 0.3% raising eyebrows. is there something that's being hidden? here is the concern. attorney jason basis represents the alameda county taxpayers association. he says. the statistics are off and accuses the registrar of counting link ballots. data shows. alameda county reported only 23 late ballots in june, but neighboring contra costa county had 3388 and sent a cleric county 3776. six there is a problem with the alameda county registrar voters. that needs to be diagnosed and treated. and if there's a problem with the data from the

last election, we need to know right now. what went wrong with reporting the data so that everyone can have confidence in this november election question . registrar of voters, tim dew point, who says his office has researched this issue, responding by emails, saying there were actually over 4000 rejected ballots. there is a reporting issue that we are working to resolve. no other details were bided, making some question their confidence in the election process. if there is any time that there should be absolute openness and transparency it's right now. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news , brooks, thank you, and voters can also track mail in ballots to make sure it gets there on time and is counted. we have a link to sign up for a ballad tracks. it's on our website ktvu .com. time is 5 27. some may say san francisco's food scene is going to the dogs still ahead, the new restaurant that serves

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nearly 40 years of public service we hear from east bay congresswoman jackie speier about her career and what she had to say about next month's election. and california's last republican governor, is pushing back on his party. arnold schwarzenegger's argument over redistricting as the case reaches the supreme court. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's a friday. it's october. 28th did you bring a coat? yes i did. i've been wearing a coat all week. it's been pretty chilly. you kind of need one this morning, steve. i

would think so. so lots of forties out there even a few thirties here. it's a little bite to the morning air that's for sure, under mostly clear skies. have some patchy fog came back mainly cemetery coast southward, but a few high clouds otherwise another nice day. october is ending on a very quiet note here finally, a friday it'll actually be a little warmer on the weekend. all eyes and attention will be on next tuesday, wednesday. here is a cold system drops in but for now, it looks pretty quiet. the day will be nice sixties and seventies and a little warmer on the weekend a little more and next week coming up in about 10 minutes. alright saleh's here at 5 31. and he's here to tell us the traffic is still light, steve now this is the hour when it changes and as we get closer to six in the next half hour, we'll see what we have with the commutes like the bay bridge and others, and i think it's going to be lighter. although you know you can never really predict these things. i don't think it's going to be completely light. though those days of being friday light i think are over. at least until next summer, where we might have some of that this is a look at interstate 80

and also the same entail bridge . certainly a lot of people out there, but not a lot of stop and go traffic just yet. 31 let's get back to the headlines. thank you for starting with breaking news. oakland police have made two arrests in the killing of a dentist in oakland's little saigon neighborhood last summer . you're looking at video from last night of one of the suspects. the video was taken at oakland police headquarters and ktvu is henry lee is now reporting. this man being taken into custody is the victim's longtime partner, nelson cheer. jail record. joe he's in jail now on suspicion of first degree murder. officially the police have not yet released the name of the suspect or the other suspect, who was taken into custody now 60 year old lilly sue was shot and killed as she got out of a parked car during a robbery back in august. the crime was captured on surveillance video. you can hear sounds of gunfire and a scream on that recording, oakland police and the alameda county

prosecutors will give us more details of the arrest during a news conference at his set for 2 30 this afternoon. what today some new officers will join the oakland police department after graduating from the police academy ktvu sally rasmus joins us now the details of the police chief's plan to reduce violent crime. ali pam. it's part of what oakland police chief laurent armstrong has called his 30 day crime plan. the chief put it into effect after a particularly violent august and september in oakland, 17 people killed within the span of those two months. but now, opd says the violent crime rate is down since september, homicides are down 10. percent compared to this period last year, shootings down 25% compared to a year ago . the chief credits the decline to some of the changes he made as part of that 30 day plan includes assigning more officers to the violent crime investigations division. restarting the traffic enforcement unit of the department and focusing other departments on getting illegal guns off the street. earlier

this week, oakland's police chief says he plans to continue all of those changes. i will be extending this operation for another 30 days. all of our resources will continue to be focused on grouping getting violence on addressing shootings and homicides in the city of oakland, and we will continue our all hands on deck approach. later this morning, a new class of the opd police academy will graduate and when those members do, the department will hire about two dozen of those new officers to join the force. there's also plans to hire another 15 officers with money from a $1.8 million grant from the u. s department of justice. and there is another police academy scheduled to graduate in february, and when they do open police expected to add additional officers from that graduating class as well. live in the newsroom. ali rasmus ktvu . box two news. thank you time. 5 34 former california governor , arnold worked towards a is again taking sides against his fellow republicans. schwarzenegger has filed a

friend of the court brief in the supreme court case over redistricting. the court is set to hear arguments in december over congressional redistricting plan in north carolina. that struck that was struck down by that state supreme court, it could give more power to state legislatures to draw district lines. schwarzenegger calls that plan on fair to the american voter. now our ktvu website has all the tools you need to help you get ready to vote. just go to the election section ktvu .com. congresswoman jackie speier is reflecting on her long career of public service, including nearly 15 years in congress. there comes a time i think, and every career when you have to assess the. the interests of your family and your interest in wanting to continue to pursue your dreams and you know, they came and complex recently and i recognized that it was time to come home. spear says her legacy

has a lot to do with serving the community from responding to letters of taking and taking care of veterans. she also says democracy is at risk as the world has changed over the last few years and continues to change democracy is at risk. we take it for granted. and if you want to continue to have free and fair elections if you want to continue to be deciding who's going to be leading you if you want to have those four freedoms that we all cherish that are, uh , it's constant. the constitution the freedom of assembly, the freedom of speech, the freedom of religion. if you want all of those things, then you better vote. spear has held public office for nearly 40 years and says she will continue to help the community. she said she's looking to help start a foundation in san mateo county

for women and families. 5 36 the golden state warriors for the first time or the nba's most valuable franchise. forbes magazine says the reigning nba chance or valued at $7 billion, and that the value of nba franchises rose 15% year to year. the next, the lakers the bulls and the celtics round out the forbes top five franchisors the year of the year. the warriors are up 25, according to forbes. warriors make $150 million a year from marina, sponsorship and advertising and you throw in winning four nba championships in eight years pretty good way to raise the value of a team on the basketball court. the warriors have a record of three and two so far this season. last night, they beat the miami heat at home. 1 23 to 1 10. the game was close until the warriors closed out the fourth quarter with a strong run, led by steph curry,

who had 33 points. he's leading the nba in three pointers so far this season. the warriors will be tomorrow in charlotte will be playing the hornets tomorrow night. 49ers are looking to bounce back sunday in los angeles against the rams, the 49ers had a big win against the same rams team at the start of the month on monday night football. this sunday's game is a big one for the team. the nfc west is wide open, and a win on sunday will keep the niners right in the hunt for a playoff spot. we need to get to where we need to get more quickly and just with the sense of urgency, i think that's the biggest thing and i think you feel in the locker room. i felt it throughout the week. honestly, just there's a sense of urgency with the guys. we gotta do this together. there's no i no individual is going to do it on his own. we've got to do this as a team, and i think this will make has made us great in the past here. we just gotta get back to that. on the lookout for a lot of red in the stands on sunday because a lot of 49ers

fans either lived down in los angeles, or they make that trip to sofia stadium to cheer on the team. but if you can't make the trip, you can watch with us here on ktvu fox two at 1 25 in the afternoon. we'll do that. pam and today the world series begins the philadelphia phillies playing the houston astros and game one. and if you want to see the world series, ktvu, fox two is a way to watch it. pregame coverage begins at four p.m. the game starts at five. game two on saturday will be at the same time and you'll see all of it right here with us. ktvu fox two. yeah. alright 5 39. it's not good time of year for sports fans. there's something for everybody. even hockey is playing right, steve? yes they are hockey, nba everything, you name it. baseball so, yes, lots to talk to view here. that's for sure. we do have a forecast for monday. that thank goodness isn't on tuesday because tuesday i'd have to introduce some rain here, but not for monday. monday looks like increasing clouds will start off. alright temp's

dropped pretty pretty fast here once you get to seven o'clock, but overall, it looks ok. at least right now it does rain, though, along with colder temps more likely tuesday evening tuesday wednesday, maybe in the thursday unfortunately, here it looks like more rain is forecast for southern california then for us, and we may not get too much unless the forecast models change their tune, and that's four days away, so a lot can happen here. believe me, but right now it's all about pacific northwest, maybe extreme northern california but really, it's we have to wait our turn here. a little bit cooler today after yesterday had a slight bump up in those temps that northerly breeze. there's more of a westerly or suddenly breezed today. patchy fog has returned for a few thirties for forties and tempts couple of fifties but mainly thirties and forties on the temps on the peninsula is closed for atherton and stanford, both at 40 degrees , menlo park's 41. then it's forties and fifties. although montara and pillar pointer both 47 those 46 foster city also forced 47 truck. he's 19 south lake towers, 24 degrees, so

still twenties in the mountains. it could be good for this year and next week. you're going up this weekend all good. i think it was really going to change until probably tuesday. when that system drops in again. everything's been driving into the pacific northwest. but there's a lot of cold air up in the gulf of alaska. and it does look like a system will drop in on us. november 2nd third, maybe into the fourth, probably the second and the third forecast models have trended a little drier, nothing new there, but we'll see. they may reverse course and go wetter here, so just depends. you know, by monday, then we'll have a pretty good idea, but that's the way it's looking 60 seventies on the temps. we are looking for a nice weekend. little warmer than increasing clouds. monday does look colder. much colder on tuesday was some rain into wednesday. all right, steve time is 5 41. he's our friend, and he's been on the news radio mic for more than 40 years in the bay area. now he's retiring at six o'clock. you will hear from longtime radio anchor and disc jockey john evans about retiring and about his career plus

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44 here on mornings onto a stretch of the east bay shoreline has been renamed in memory of a longtime congressman who helped protect the bay ecology, the eden landing ecological reserve in hayward is now pete stark ecological reserve at eden landing. he served in congress for 50 years until 2012, the late congressman , stark opposed efforts to build a racetrack on the site and help secure funding to make it a natural reserve. those early

lessons. and those early experiences definitely impressed upon him a sense of the importance of the environment. the importance of clean air and clean water. we're what he grew up believing. the reserve covers nearly 6500 acres of restored salt pans, which are home to waterbirds and tidal marsh habitats. the habitat also provides a nursery for salmon and steelhead time is 5 45 at san francisco entrepreneur combined his passionate love for food and his love for dogs and created what he thinks is the first restaurant exclusively for dogs. it's called dog just opened in the mission district. they're selling. would you believe this? a $75 meal for dogs with several courses like chicken, skin waffles and filet mignon, steak tartare with quail

leg. you also includes a mimosa and some baked treats for the dog's owner. when we make our food, it is a process. it is very time consuming. there's a lot of techniques. there's a lot of method and detail to what we do our pastries, for example, take about two days on average to make. i know they're going to be eaten in two seconds. pam i need mode to go there. i think he would like that. the chef says the ingredients he uses are not cheap. everything is human grade. but if you were to take a bite, you probably say the best foods kind of bland for humans. mm, even staked hurt her even steak. fancy well in just a few days, thousands of people will line up in jose neighborhood for what is being a lifetime. ktvu is an ruben shows us what makes this haunted house. unlike any other. welcome. foolish mortals haunted mansion if halloween

scares or what you're after, look no further than this new, old haunted mansion in san jose. built from the ground up. it sits in front of bob cheyrou's house on church drive. 3.5 month journey building about two months planning for more than a decade, cairo and his boo crew have been trying to outdo themselves. one year there was a hotel here and there have been castles, mining towns and even indiana jones temple of doom. but the pandemic brought everything to a halt. until now , it feels like getting back on the horse. it feels right. it just feels perfectly normal again. that is, if this is what you consider normal. everything here is over the top from the scale of this haunted house to the donated victorian furnishings. i joke around. it's kind of like a halloween god that comes out every time you pick a theme. you know, whatever we need. it's just shows up from different people. the boot crew is made up of not just carpenters, but lawyers and a software trainer, too. just be

part of this and do things i've never done before. it's awesome , and we've been coming every year every year, and this is a neighborhood affair, one that brings the community together. covid is just really put a strain on so many families and people and having this back is just it's just wonderful for us this day. even the fire department is lending a helping hand adding a topper to this mysterious mansion. of course, there's still a lot of work to be done before doors open to the public. so now it's crunch time. you know, we got a lot of loose ends. um but we just for the next three days we worked very hard 12 14 hours a day together to complete what we've started. the event is free, though the boo crew does have a ghost. fund be paid for those looking to help out the haunted mansion is open on halloween night and the night after in san jose and ruben ktvu fox two news, dan thank you. time is 5 48 will happening today. the san francisco recreation and parks department hosting a halloween party in golden gate park.

starts this afternoon. three pm right along the car free area of jfk drive. it's an outdoor party and includes haunted houses, carnival rides, arts and crafts and live entertainment. and that's just for pan and south. that's a lot looks like a good day to walk and ride your bike into the year. haunt on jfk. i like it weather but be careful when you're driving around salary reminder this weekend to a lot of trick or treaters will head down little downtown areas , right. the businesses hand out candy and treats. so this look for people and kids running across streets, right? and as a parent, you know, all of us are parents. so you know, you remember those days when your child was unpredictable? so you know, i had like the death grip on their hands. you're not going into that street, so good morning, everyone. let's go out and take a look at what we have. now you can see westbound bay

bridge that traffic looks good. no major issues here on interstate 8 80 san mateo bridge. traffic looks pretty good. we're off to a nice start, and it's definitely lighter than usual. usually by now we've seen some slow traffic. it hasn't developed yet. it might. it's just a little later this morning as it is a usual case. on a friday. here's a man who's never late. always on time. it's mr steve paulson. almost always. so yes, sir. yes if you say to me be at my house at 6 17, i'll be there at 6 17. actually you'll probably be there at 607 10 minutes to know i'm not no, i show up right on time. i mean, yes, i usually try to, unfortunately or unfortunately, i learned that from my father the party starts at six. my dad would get there at 5 55 colder with some rain looks to be on track for tuesday, wednesday and thursday, although more to the north more to the south and over us, at least right now, that's the way it's looking southern california may get over an interim we may be getting in

about a quarter of an inch is the way it looks and the course the others still four days to go at the lot can change between. now and then seattle and portland boy. they've been in the rain, and that has been nonstop for about a week now, and that's going to continue. we get some activity well to the north. mostly clear, though there's a few high clouds and a teeny bit of fog, but not too much some down towards monterey bay. really more so than anywhere else. patchy fog clear, cold thirties upper thirties forties. the low fifties. it will be mostly sunny nights today, little cooler than yesterday. upper 30 santa rosa's in their petaluma is 40 degrees napa airport 41 forties here, palo alto still at 42 even 47 out in brentwood and 44 in livermore on the peninsula forties and fifties atherton stanford may be dipping into about 38 or 39. right now there are 40. 19 a truckee 24 in south lake tahoe 49 in las vegas. monterey was down to 46. now they're 43. maybe a little fog and i'm working its way in there. we do have a lot of energy to north, a lot of cold

air and the gulf of alaska. some of that is staying north. for now. there are projections that drop on very cold, dynamic system. maybe not wet but cold dynamic. on us, but not until tuesday, so the weekend looks good, more sunshine, warmer temps and then on tuesday into wednesday, maybe into thursday, but right now, it looks like tuesday wednesday. the best opportunity for us sierra will get snow. she has to last one get stuck being said. there's not a lot being forecast here. rainfall wise for us, at least not yet. there, maybe more on monday. we'll put, you know we'll have to deal with it. on monday, 60 seventies on the temps, they will warm up a little bit could be a few upper seventies, maybe on sunday, well inland. start off. okay on monday clouds up so that'll be fine. then tuesday big changes on the way alright, steve. thank you. time is 5 50 to a major break in the oakland case of identity ist murdered earlier this year in oakland's little saigon district will tell you the latest on what we're learning about one of the men arrested and how he's connected to the victim. and is it a

creative loophole or a public nuisance? coming up what neighbors in the los angeles community are saying about a homeless man's build it yourself home and why police can't do an

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buy up the inflation protected bonds. the rush for the guaranteed 9.62% bonds has been so great it's crashing a treasury department website savings bonds allow you to deposit up to $10,000 per calendar year as a hedge against inflation. having a 9.6% rate is very, very attractive, especially relevant to what relative to as you noticed the bond market being down, you know, average bond fund is down around 17% so anything positive right now is looking pretty good . certainly had a 9.6% rate. it's really looking even better. now the bureau of labor statistics predicts the rate to drop about 6.48% in november, according to the latest inflation data. some financial experts are accusing companies of raising their prices and blaming it on inflation. ktvu is tom baker explains greed flay shin. and why, what maybe in the

future as supply chain shortages are improving. covid sickened the workforce. it also choked the economy has two production supply and transportation of goods knows died at the same time, remote working and massive government stimulus programs set off a wild consumer buying spree that inflated prices as demand overwhelmed supply. now inflation and rising interest rates make consumers far less willing to spend not thinking of buying another home. ah the grocery store. we're definitely cutting back on what we buy. definitely not buying extra things. i'm also a little bit of a minimalist. i probably am not buying lots of things anyways. actual evidence suggests that we may have already been through the worst of inflation. the reason why we're expecting that . caldwell is senior u. s economist for the $300 billion investment research and investment firm morningstar. which forecasts a huge drop in inflation next year as the

supply constraints resolve that the spikes in prices that we've seen in various industries like energy and autos and others will actually unwind and impacts would you buy a car? no. the president and consumer advocates say spiking prices are often greed. deflation where companies blaming inflation charge more because they can get away with it. without having to prove it. you could sum to some extent, use that to explain that the greed flotation story, but it's really a minor contributor at best to the inflation that we're seeing the good news. the fight against inflation seems to be working 2.6. ah for next year on average, and then even in 2020 for getting below 2% that's even better than where the federal reserve wants inflation to be. i think the bulk of the inflation is really behind us. and that's

why i think the fed being too tight is really is really very bad for our economy. morningstar projects rate increases should reverse mid to late 2023 or soon thereafter, with an astonishingly glow 1.4. percent inflation rate in 2024. tom vacar ktvu fox two news time is now. 5 59 in los angeles, a homeless man decided to build his own home on the sidewalk of hollywood boulevard now used leftover wood from a construction site and says it's better than the tent he used to live in. he hasn't like bothered anyone and honestly, i'm glad that it's right there because i honestly feel safer with him there. for some reason, i don't know why. it's just he feels like it feels like he's like he knows what he's doing. and he's not here to hurt anyone. police say they did talk to the man who lives there. they offered to connect him with social services , but say he was not interested , but we are following lots of

breaking news this morning. first two arrests made in the daylight murder of an oakland dentist a few months ago, and now we're finding out. one of the people arrested is a suspect's former partner. plus. supposedly the keys will be handed over to elon musk after the money crosses the table. and then what? and i think that a lot of us are really curious what he wants to do well. twitter employees are on edge this morning as the deal for billionaire elon musk to take over twitter is reportedly going forward. what could be in store for twitter, with the ceo already heading after door? from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings on two. i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook. it is a very busy friday, october 28th. we have a lot of stories coming up first. let's check in with steve paulson. the good news is

a lot of trick or treaters and halloween parties and events outside and it's going to be nice all the way through monday until next tuesday. yes and little chilly at night in the morning, but otherwise okay, good to go here mostly clear skies. we do have a few high clouds, some patchy fog. but other than that, we're looking pretty good here. changes look to be on tap for again tuesday and wednesday next week, but not on this friday or this weekend. doesn't look like on monday, either. so mostly sunny, cool. tonight's temperatures sixties and seventies for your forecast highs salads here now, 601. we still are right or something new show up. we're still all right. you know, steve, you and i usually talk about fog, and i went to the golden gate bridge and i'll show you what i found. there's not a lot of it. so this morning, the drivers are not having to worry about any fog in southern marine or san francisco here. i mean, it could be a little but it's not really affecting things across the bay on highway four. we have a minor accident on the shoulder railroad avenue. it's not causing a big backup yet, and there's not a big backup at the

bay bridge, and usually by now, there is so we're getting a little bit of a break on this friday. 601 let's go back to the headline. thank you. breaking news just now, coming into the ktvu newsroom, the office of house speaker nancy pelosi says. someone broke into her home in san francisco this morning and quote violently assaulted her husband, paul pelosi. the office says it happened early this morning, paul pelosi was taken to a hospital speaker pelosi was not in san francisco. her office says the suspect has been arrested. it will bring you much more on this developing story throughout the morning here on mornings onto another news story this morning. oakland police say they made two arrests in the killing of a dentist in the city's little saigon neighborhood this past summer. now ktvu had really is reporting that person shown in this video being taken into custody is the victim's longtime partner, peter chia. county records show. chia is now in custody at the santa

rita jail after being arrested on murder charges. this is video taken at oakland police headquarters last night. oakland police have not officially released the names of the other person. who has been arrested now you might remember 60 year old lilly sue was shot and killed as she got out of a parked vehicle during an attempted robbery. back in august. the crime was captured on surveillance video sounds of gunfire and the screams could be heard on that recording, oakland police and alameda county prosecutors will release details of the arrest during a news conference that is scheduled for 2 30 this afternoon, and we will have that for you time now, 603. twitter is now in the control of elon musk and changes are already happening. ktvu is james torres here in the studio now to tell us what elon musk has done so far with his platform. good morning, jane. good morning to you, dave will the long anticipated deal that take over twitter finally became official yesterday evening. but now the

question moving forward is what will happen to twitter? elon musk made some immediate changes. he fired at least four top executives, including twitter's chief executive officer. social media experts worry what will become of twitter and how the platform will move forward with its handling of misinformation, fact checking and tweets that would incite hate or violence. musk has not yet address that. twitter struggled to be a place that handled their moderation well in the first place, right, and if he's going to cut any staff, i think this problem gets a million times worse. former president donald trump, still banned from twitter. musk has often said in the past, he does not believe in these lifelong bands and is a big supporter of free speech. nowhere get on if he will reinstate trump's twitter account, reports say. musk was in twitter's san francisco office just this past wednesday, announcing his a deal was going to be official. the new york stock exchange suspended twitter shares for being traded traded today. the only statement from musk so far

is a tweet from late last night , saying quote the bird is freed. pam. all right. thank you. james businesses near the twitter building are hoping to change in ownership will help their bottom line. some tell us that they are concerned about any job cuts to the twitter staff. others hope musk might bring more workers back to the office in person. many businesses downtown have suffered during the pandemic, and after when employees were still working from home. currently like it more if there was more foot traffic in the area. twitter is one of the big offices in the neighborhood. and so the more people that are coming into the office, the better we do. some businesses also hope there will be a boost to their business from holiday parties in the coming months. time now. 605 new details about another hit and run in castro valley. the chp released this photo a want help to identify the driver who hit a six year old boy on tuesday, sending him to the hospital? chp says a

vehicle appears to be a white midsize suv could be afford or nissan and probably has front end damage on the right side. now this blurry video released earlier shows the moment when that s u b hit that little board. fortunately the little boy was released from the hospital the next day. and we're now learning that the cyclists who died in a crash in san mateo county this week is a retired stanford university water polo coach, investigators say 80 year old dante data monte died on tuesday after crashing his bike into a street sweeper parked on the side of a road near highway 92. mr. debt to monte spent 25 years coaching at stanford between 1977 and 20. oh, one, he led the university's water polo team to eight. eight ncaa championships. hundreds of people in berkeley turned out for a funeral mass for two brothers from berkeley high school who were shot and killed during a party in west oakland.

family and friends gathered at berkeley church to honor the lives of 17 year old jay z. garcia and his 15 year old brother, angel, several teachers and administrators from berkeley high were also there at the funeral mass. we're just here to honor their memory would love and light to be here for our students and to make sure that we can do our part to try and change the world. the teenagers were shot and killed earlier this month at a house party in west oakland. families say that mass provided some comfort comfort. it's really beautiful and heartwarming to know and see that our boys were so loved both in life and in death, and i'm seeing the outcome is just beyond words. police say the brothers were targeted by the shooters because of a dispute linked to berkeley high school. so far, no arrests have been made in the case. alright our time is 607. there will be classes this morning at santa cruz high school after a hoax phone call yesterday forced to

campus wide lockdown. the caller claimed that an active shooter was at the school yesterday morning. police rushed to the school, while other nearby schools sheltered in place. the police searched that high school room by room. busses took students to depot park so they could be with their families. i want to thank the community support and participation in this particular call today. ah it was a heavy lift, but we were there for the kids, and we're always there for your students and 90. minutes later, police gave the all clear and the emergency was over. new restrictions will be in place for san francisco e scooter riders starting next week. the municipal transportation agency is telling e scooter companies to ban users from parking and popular tourist locations. the sfm to said geo fencing restrictions are needed so that the scooter users don't leave those scooters parked on waterfront sidewalks between pier 14 and pier 45. the parking

restriction is because of several parking complaints. time is now 608. the man behind the voice has been heard on bay area radio for more than 40 years, retires today coming up on kcbs . a new report blames climate change for starving nearly that's john evans. he's our friend, and he has been anchoring the overnight news at kcbs for the last 13 years, and john has been on the air in the bay area for 40. three years now, but this morning was john's final broadcast on kcbs. that's hard for me to say, john sat down wit he's going to miss most about being on the radio. one minute, miss the people. you know the camaraderie , the adrenaline, the rush of covering a big story, uh, but it's the relationships that we develop in this business, you know, in any work, i mean, sell you and i worked together 30 years ago. and you know, we still have a friendship. i work

at vampiric life, sally. you know, i worked the all night shift, so i'm here from eight in the evening until five in the morning, and it'll be nice to finally live during the daytime . and john robert in john evans says he'll spend some time writing a book, but he won't be in tire league gone from being on the radio. he'll fill in sometimes on kqed radio. that we posted sales entire conversation with john evans about his time on bay area radio on our website . you can check it out, go to ktvu .com. yeah great. great guy . great. gosh and i want to thank john. he has kept me company and informed on my way to work here every morning. every morning. i listen to kcbs and john evans and just delivers the news. i have said it before , just in a professional and compassionate manner clear, easy to understand, even in the early morning hours. yeah, he's he's a good news. he's a good news,

man. and, you know, dave and i came from radio to television rights, right? aw, john standing at that radio council, you know , working in his own board and stuff reminded me of my days. you know, it's kind of like your and also being in the car with people. as you said, pam, you listen on the way. i think we all do so good luck to john. the next chapter there. alright let's go out and see what we have on this friday. we're just a little bit lighter than usual. as you drive out to the bay bridge, just a little bit of a backup, but sometimes by now, we already have a back up to the may so we're getting a little bit of a break. look at 80. where's all the traffic? there's i'm not complaining here. i'm just asking how we four has a little slowing. 6 80 does not. so we're off to a nice start here as you look at the commute 80 an 18 minute drive. as i said , very light and interstate 80 in oakland is doing very well. so we're just going to leave it alone. right now. traffic is off to a decent start for a friday at 6 11, let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you, sal.

good news for frequent skiers at one tahoe resort. we're going to show you the transportation transformation that is turning it into the largest areas to ski in all of california. really scary, terrifying surveillance video showing the moment a driver flew through a crosswalk , hitting and injuring a grandmother and her toddler grandson. why the police are now asking for your help.

in two and san jose police are now asking for the public's help as they search for the hit and run driver who injured a grandmother and her toddler grandson ktvu honorary senior joins us now in the studio details of this horrifying crash captured on video andre that video is very tough to see. it is certainly will show it to you in just a moment. it happened shortly before six o'clock tuesday afternoon on sierra road not far from piedmont hills high school. a warning. some of you may find this video disturbing.

the surveillance footage captured the moment the hit and run driver struck that 68 year old woman. you see it right there, launching her from the marked crosswalk into the intersection. the woman suffered broken ribs and a broken shoulder. her three year old grandson, suffering a cut and bump on his head. the child's mother did not want to show her face or reveal her identity, fearing retaliation from that hit and run driver. my first reaction was, i couldn't believe it happened. i mean, i mean, how could anything like that happened? i cannot think of how anyone could drive like that. zero road is a four lane street running from the east foothills of san jose to east capitol expressway. neighbors say drivers routinely speed and drive recklessly down the busy roadway. saying there's a traffic safety experts say tuesday's hit and run comes during one is already a very bad year on the streets across the entire city. we're facing an unprecedented year for traffic fatalities and pedestrians are

making up the biggest group of victims more than any other group. san jose. police believe the hit and run driver was behind the wheel of a newer, dark gray hatchback similar to this 2012 mazda three, but unfortunately, the home surveillance cameras did not capture the license plate. however san jose police say a nearby camera may have captured the driver racing from the scene. investigators say that could lead to a break in this case, david all right, andre. thank you. time now takes 16. meantime some people who live in san jose's alviso neighborhood have been trying to create a park of the city owned piece of land. but the city says what they're doing is illegal. mark espinosa's behind the project to convert that vacant lot into a neighborhood park after he says he waited eight years for the city to do it. espinosa and other neighbors have cleaned up the lot. they planted trees and flowers. but the city says espinosa is trespassing and his

efforts to create a park. aren't you illegal? i'm not gonna be deterred by their threats or by their threat of arrest or fines and fees. i'm just going to continue to do the work that i think should be done. so the community of iso can enjoy this, this empty spot that has been like this for decades. now, the city says the unauthorized work that as spinoza and the others are doing could cause a safety hazard, city officials say. if that word continues, the next step would be the issue a warning to the people involved. two parts of palisades tahoe are about to be connected. for the first time, the ski resort is almost ready to open up that new gondola connecting olympic valley and alpine meadow, skiers and riders have had to take a shuttle bus to get between the two parts of the mountain. the new gondola will go from base camp to base camp palisades reports it will make the resort the largest in all of california . the gondola set to open in mid december, just about a month

after the resort opens for the season. beautiful views, you're not ready to start skiing again. are you definitely ready? it's really i've skied very little because of the pandemic and everything going on and then, of course, lack of snow so yeah. makes us for good winter, you'll be right behind sal. going to have to start looking at 80 and 50. people know what it's like course it's open. there's no snow right now. but we're getting close to that season. there's and i'll be. i'll be your guide to tell you. whether or not you can go, especially on a friday like today, but right now we're all open there. this is a look at highway four. westbound as you come across. we've had some minor crashes. it's crowded, but it's not stop and go in many spots a couple of spots, but not that many bridges have a smaller delay here, and there have been no major problems on the actual span. and on 80. you can see the traffic is looking good. also on the

richmond bridge approach, and east bay in general, also the south bay. we're off to a good start here. speaking of being off to a good start. here's a man who has an extra kick in his step on a friday it steve paulson, you know, when you wake up on friday morning, you say it's friday. yes sir. next wednesday, you'll have to talk about 50 and 80 cell. yes okay. great morning. you will. i'll be right. alright colder with some rain. cold is the main message and windy. but not until we get to tuesday wednesday there will be some serious snow could be some low snow levels. this looks like a pattern where we get some rain, but more rain will fall, probably north and south southern california might get in over an inch of rain. we're looking for about a quarter of a third right now, unless something changes and that's certainly could happen between now and tuesday. if you're heading north, you'll find rain, seattle and portland. no doubt about it up. there has been a really active pattern for about a week or two or so. everything has changed up there. we get a few high clouds drifting across no biggie, the little cooler

more of a slight onshore breeze today versus yesterday, we had a little northerly breeze. some of the higher elevation so mostly sunny, but still we're looking at a lot of sixties or low seventies petaluma is now 39. santa rosa's 37 low forties mid forties here for many napa airport still 41 livermore and fremont, both 44. campbell as mentioned has now dipped. 39 boulder creek felton scotts valley on the 37 martinez closed santa clara's close. as well. 19 up in truckee, 24 in tahoe and 41 uk. there are some thirties, also up in mendocino county, lake county and also up towards us sonoma county as well, boy, lot of energy continues to plow in. a lot of cold air is also bottled up in the gulf of alaska . so the beat goes on up north. we have to wait, though, until next tuesday, so the end of october looks quiet. a very quiet month here at least rain wise. we had some pretty cool conditions here for this month, but it looks like the first part in november will start off with some activity or it'll be colder. it'll be windy. we'll get some rain out of it some serious snow but again, we'll

see if these, uh you know, they've trended a little dryer. for us. it's going to be cold and windy. for sure. with some mountain snow. we'll see how much rain we get between now and what they say. on tuesday, 60 seventies on the temps looks like a nice weekend. monday will be okay then we'll start to cloud it up. it looks like some evening rain on tuesday, pam perfect timing. thank you, steve. the oakland police department is taking important steps to crack down on crime up next, the new resources they're getting today. and video. you have to see a mountain lion darting through the streets of los angeles neighborhood. we're going to show you the chaotic response to track and catch that big cat before anyone could get hurt.

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o'clock yesterday evening near colony college in fremont. fremont's mission san jose area, there's a look at the map. police and animal control officers are now telling students and hikers in the area . don't approach the bobcat in contact authorities right away if you spot it, mountain lion that was running around the streets of brentwood in los angeles for several hours, is now in custody of animal control officers. that big cat was first spotted shortly after 10 o'clock yesterday morning, right near an elementary school. he was laying down and couldn't you couldn't really see where he was until the first helicopter arrived, and then he raised his head up. the mountain lion sighting prompted a school lockdown, a shelter in place order in several street closures. it was tranquilized three times but kept running. the big animal was finally captured late yesterday afternoon, right across the street from the brentwood country club. it went backyard to backyard has started in the front yard than just kept going back yard. as you know, in the community, all the backyards connect. this is the most

excitement. thank god like there's nothing, you know, horrible happening, and it's kind of just interesting and fun. animal control officers don't know yet exactly where that big cat came from. but brentwood is near the santa monica mountains, which is the home of dozens of mountain lions . in oakland. five people were given keys to the city to honor their hard work service and activism. these are all people who have achieved national fame, but they keep coming back to serve their city. recipients include r and b singer songwriter go up l. a mayor schaaf praised her for performing at human rights rallies and benefits throughout the city. i'm just forever grateful to this city for supporting my independent spirit and for being a place about, um uplifting people and about self determination. duane wiggins, the musician best known for being with the band tony tony. tony was also presented a key.

he was born in west oakland and was recognized for nurturing young talent. my commitment is always been to giving a platform to the next generation and critically acclaimed author tommy orange was honored his book, they're they're about living as a native american and oakland made barack obama's favorite books of 2020. james cia boot. oakland's only michelin star chef was presented a key and fredrika newton and activist who joined the black panther party at age 19. her husband, huey p. newton, was the founder. thousands of people will line up in a san jose neighborhood for what is being promised as the scare of a lifetime. this halloween and old haunted mansion built from the ground up will be on display in just a few days. a group of volunteer builders spent about two months planning the event. organizers say that event is for the community and they are happy to have it back after the pandemic stopped it for a couple of years. it is just really put a strain on so many families and

people and having this back is just it's just wonderful for us . now. it's crunch time. you know, we got a lot of loose ends. um but we just for the next three days we worked very hard 12 14 hours a day together to complete what we've started. the haunted mansion is free. it will be open on halloween and the day after. dining tables, california's last republican governor is now pushing back on his party. we're going to tell you about arnold schwarzenegger's argument over redistricting as cases reach the supreme court. and the decision has been reached on whether or not to charge an officer for shooting and killing a man with a mental illness. we're going to tell you what's set to be officially announced by the district attorney ater this

the has been of house speaker nancy pelosi has been assaulted , someone broke into their home in san francisco. we have the

very latest on the condition of paul pelosi and oil companies are posting record profits while gas prices hit record highs will tell you how much money those oil companies like shell and chevron are making. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto alright. bring in that opening bell this morning female lopez as the new york stock exchange celebrates madison square garden . lopez versus jose drives a fight that is happening in december. so they are there this morning, though, amazon is the latest tech stock to drop and take the nasdaq down with it after reporting disappointing earnings. amazon said to drop almost 12% the nasdaq down a little bit as well. heading higher of all your business news coming up here on morning sun to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it is a friday. it is october, 28th and pam. it's cold outside. right back out there again. stevie is it's chilly

indeed. no doubt about it here. we're getting that time of the year as well are almost in november, and it would be really cool. looks like next week is the system drops in today, though, it's just a little mix of some patchy fog in a few high clouds, but thirties and forties for lows for many locations already. finally, a friday forecast. we are looking for mostly sunny skies here. it'll be cool tonight in terms come down a little bit compared to yesterday, near average for some a little bit below for others. alright sal's here at 6 31 to inform us the traffic on a friday is lighter than usual, although it's not light. if that makes sense to you, steve, we do have let me turn these radios down, so i don't sound like i'm and in a squad car right now highway for we're going to start there. let's take a look at the commute that is going to be slow coming out of the bay point area and continuing out to the willow past grade. it's a little slow. it's not stop and go in most areas, but in some bridge does have a little bit of a backup. this is 10 minutes or less, and the bridge is moderate. and if you do see traffic on 80, it's

just in san pablo, a little slowing. also on the richmond bridge, 6 31, let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. we are following breaking news this morning, the office of house speaker nancy pelosi says someone broke into her home in san francisco this morning. and violently assaulted her husband, paul pelosi. now the office says it happened early this morning. speaker pelosi was not in san francisco. her husband, paul pelosi, was taken to the hospital. the 82 year old is said to be expected to make a full recovery. her office says the suspect was arrested. we will have more on this story as we get more information throughout the morning our time now 6 32 happening today. contra costa county district attorney dina back then and is expected to announce a decision on whether to charge large a former danville police officer for killing a man who was mentally ill. the d. a s announcement later this morning is expected to clear former officer andrew hall for the fatal shooting of tyrol wilson in march of last year. tyrell wilson, who dealt

with homelessness and mental health problems, was allegedly seen throwing rocks from an overpass and danville down onto interstate 6 80 when police officer andrew hall confronted him, wilson pulled out a pocket. no. police say wilson refused to put down the knife, and that's when officer hall shot and killed wilson right now. andrew hall is serving a six year prison sentence for a different deadly shooting involving a motorist who refused to pull over during an attempted traffic stop. and also happening today. almost two dozen new officers will join the oakland police department after graduating from the oakland police academy this morning. the extra officers are part of the police chief's plan to reduce violent crime in the city. the chief put that plan into effect after a particularly violent august and september in oakland was 17 people killed within a span of two months.

there are also plans to hire 15 more officers with money from a $1.8 million grant from the department of justice, and there's another police academy class scheduled to graduate in february. a jury will now decide if santa clara county sheriff laurie smith is guilty of corruption charges. closing arguments concluded in the civil trial yesterday. the sheriff is accused of providing permits to carry concealed weapons to her political supporters, while largely ignoring ordinary citizens. smith is leaving office in january and denies the allegations. she refused to testify to the grand jury, invoking her fifth amendment rights time. 96 34 former cook at the federal prison in dublin , pleaded guilty to sexually abusing an inmate enrique chavez , seen in the red shirt here entered his plea in federal court yesterday, child says is the fifth officer to be charged with sex abuse crimes at the prison in dublin. the most charges of this kind that any

federal prison in the nation each count carries a maximum sentence of two years in prison and a $250,000 fine. record number of lgbt q candidates are on the ballot in november's election. they are running for office in all 50 us states for the first time with more than 1000 candidates in all, california has 178 l g b t q candidates, the most of any state democrat becca balin is favored to win vermont's lone u. s. house seat. she will become the first woman and first openly gay person to represent vermont in congress is a time for courage. i hear from my constituents across the state of vermont how much they're concerned about the health of democracy where we're going in this nation voters in north carolina, oregon, maryland in illinois also have the chance to elect the first openly lgbt q candidate to represent their state in congress. 6 35 a new

poll is out showing governor gavin newsom still has a big lead over his republican challenger heading into the election poll conducted by the nonpartisan public policy institute found 55% of likely california voters plan to vote for gavin newsom. 36% said they will vote for republican brian dolly, the same survey found governor newsom strong opposition to proposition 30 appears to have an impact on voters 41% of likely voters now say they plan to vote yes on prop 30, which would raise taxes were various climate change, and there should end that's down from 55% from just a month ago. and 52% of those polls now say they will vote against it. former california governor arnold schwarzenegger is once again taking sides against his fellow republicans. he has filed a friend of the court brief in the supreme court case over redistricting. the court is set

to hear arguments in december over congressional redistricting plan in north carolina that was struck down by that state supreme court. they could give more power to state legislatures to draw district lines. schwarzenegger calls the plan unfair to the american voter. now our ktvu website has all the tools you need to get ready to vote. just go to election or election section on ktvu dot com . alright, i'll do that. i'll go to south first sounds right here watching our commute. it's been relatively light on this friday , right? you know, uh and the key word is relative days because on wednesday, let's say we would already have traffic that's very robust. today we do have some slowing. i've been watching highway four, which is one of those i things that we watch very closely because we always have some slow traffic there this morning at the bay bridge. it is backed up not quite to the maze, and there's a shallow back up there about 10 minutes or so, and we look at interstate 80. that looks very good. we haven't paid a lot of attention to the south bay

because we haven't had a lot going on right now. south bay commute still looks pretty good might get busier later. but for now that drive into the west valley looks good at 6 37. what about today's weather which bring steve back in here? well, it's quite pattern, sal. no doubt thirties forties on the lows. we'll look ahead to monday, though, right now, thank goodness. halloween is on monday and tuesday because then i'd be probably saying it's going to rain tuesday night because that's the way it looks. but not for monday. here we are looking for now drops temp. the temp drops pretty fast once you get to about 67 o'clock, but it does look like some increasing clouds, but it will be dry, especially on the weekend. on monday. colder with some arraign i say colder because no doubt about it. the window pick up it'll be called, will be in the upper fifties and sixties on the highs, probably as we head towards tuesday, wednesday and thursday. unfortunately less something changes here. looks like southern california is going to get more rain than us. they may get an inch plus some locations. we're not looking for that much here this year, we'll get some snow. but we have to wait about four days before that

all comes to fruition because right now where everything is to the north, except for a few high clouds kind of breaking through the ridge of high pressure, which will build in a little bit for the weekend, giving us a little warmer pattern. mostly sunny cold tonight, probably down a couple of degrees compared to yesterday. we had a little more northerly breeze yesterday's more south or west today, still plenty of thirties and forties on the attempts here. 37 39, santa rosa, petaluma still 41 napa airport. mama creek, fremont livermore, all at 44 16. now in truckee. sounds like total 24. no issues this weekend. if you're going to the mountains, maybe next weekend might be, but we're getting way ahead of ourselves there, forties and fifties on the temps. seattle portland. lots of rain up there. cold cold air coming out of the gulf of alaska. that's eventually looking like it's going to start to make a move towards us. but not until probably tuesday night into wednesday. so until then, the rain stays north, but it looks like system is going to drop in on us. let's just hope it's not one and done and that's that's always my fear. here. it seems like we get one day of rain, then six months of high

pressure, little bit of rain for us more in the way of snow, though in the mountains and even more so down to southern california, unless forecast models trend water for us, but again, it's not until tuesday. 60 seventies on the temps weekend looks nice mornings will be a little chilly there. the days will be warmer. we start off okay on monday, then clouded up and it does look like a big change by tuesday. you guys alright? see time. 6 40, another big band coming down on gas powered cars the new deadline across europe to make the switch to electric cars. all right, let's check in with gasia mikaelian in our newsroom with the other stories we're following for you. it's a busy day. gasia really is especially for a friday. let's look ahead, shall we? let's go to the mountains, pammy, you and dave will sit in the lodge. actually, pam, i know you'll ski ski resorts across the sierra preparing to open for the season and just a few weeks here, and your future trip to tahoe could be as simple as jumping on a train that will take you straight from the bay area to truckee, seven o'clock hour, the proposed rail project that new skiers can leave their chains at home. then you know, halloween is a time of year for all things

spooky, and that includes spiders. where here in the bay area tarantulas are on the move and what you should do if you come across one of them

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.

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engineer discovered that a main support being that have been identified for repair. 10 months ago had shifted. and that a crack in the beam had expanded and others support beams may need to be repaired, as well as a summer of very high gas prices . some of the major oil companies are posting massive profits. exxonmobil says it made nearly $20 billion in profits in the third quarter as their highest profit margin ever show also reports big profits posting $9.5 billion for the third quarter last year, it was less than half that. chevron profits out yesterday had a similar trend. the surgeon profits comes as gas prices remain near record levels. the european union banning new diesel and gasoline vehicle starting in 2035. european parliament says negotiators have agreed to reach the zero emission road mobility target. the plan wants to cut

co. two emissions from new vehicles by 100% from 2021 levels. the new law was met with some resistance from the european car industry. california has also adopted plans to phase out new fossil fuel vehicles by the same year. u s. financial experts have come up with a new term tied to today's economy. it is called greed, inflation. that's the name given to companies that raise their prices and blame it on inflation. economists say they charge more simply because they know they can get away with it. however their time may be running out. financial experts say there are growing signs inflation could soon dropped dramatically. as the supply constraints, resolve that the spikes in prices that we've seen in various industries like energy and autos and others will actually unwind and impact. now. economists say u s consumers should start seeing those lower prices early next year. our time now 6 45 the golden state

warriors for the first time are the most valuable franchise in the nba. forbes magazine says the reigning nba champs are now valued that $7 billion and that the value of nba franchises rose 15% year to year. the next the lakers, the bulls and the celtics round out the forbes top five franchisors. now the warriors year to year are up 25% in value, according to forbes. warriors take in $150 million a year from their arena sponsorship and from advertising and then on top of that winning four nba championships in eight years is a really good way to raise the value of the team out on the courts. the warriors have a record now of three and two. they beat the miami heat last night at home. 1 23 to 1 10 and the game was close until the warriors closed out the fourth quarter with a strong run led by steph curry. he had 33 points.

he leads the nba with three pointers so far tomorrow night the warriors will be in charlotte will be playing the hornets. i think for most of us in the bay area, the warriors are priceless. i'll go with with benches deep and the play is exciting, and it's season is just beginning to get this 2010 . i was at the press conference when joe lake up and company announced they were buying the warriors from, uh cohen. chris cohen came in here to talk to us about it talked about it right. they had this big press conference. $450 million, which at the time i mean, wow. that's a lot of money for the warriors that people don't remember that really perennial bad team now look at them. you go. investment yeah. good investment. yep. alright, well. let's go out and take a look at the commute on this friday, you might sense

that we don't have the usual slowing 19 minute drive. that's a good drive from the cartoonist bridge to the mcarthur maze. you can see that interstate 80 in oakland looks okay, and we've had some decent commute out there this morning. we're looking at all of them. and just saying well, okay, obviously on fridays, we have a little later than usual community. it is backed up to about the foot of the mcarthur maze. that's a 10 or 15 minute delay. so if you drive five days a week friday, no doubt is the best day. 6 48. for many reasons. let's bring steve paulson back in to talk about today's weather. you know , i i'm glad you gave me the heads up that next wednesday. we might be looking at sierra snow that is correct. ownership sell means everything to your sports team. absolutely i mean seriously, and they are a brilliantly run organizations. so all right, we do have a change not until next tuesday, wednesday than it does look like, finally, we'll get some activity and here in the form of a very cold, dynamic system. not

sure how much rain we're going to get. we'll get some the sierra will get snow low snow level as well. southern california might get in on more , and it will be windy highs will struggle to get above about 62 next week. now i mean, it has been a really active pattern north. just not for us. you know what's new, but we do have a little bit of a high cloud that kind of breaking through. 60 seventies for most here, we had a little bump up on those temps yesterday. san jose was 74 bringing it down a little bit today. so patchy father is not a lot there, but there's a little bit there some thirties forties on the temps here. i don't think these are going to change all that much, but definitely some thirties here showing up teens in the mountains 16 truckee, so i think tahoe 24. all eyes will be on them starting tuesday night into wednesday, and also for almost the entire state for once here, but if you're heading north, i would expect clouds and rain, maybe even near the oregon border. we, though, will have a nice weekend. high pressure kind of knows in a little bit to give us dry pattern and a little bit

warmer pattern. seattle more rain boy than when that turned boy, did it ever turn from dry and high pressure to golden raining, so the rain stays north this week and into the weekend, but a system looks like it will drop down november 2nd third into the fourth. now again, it could they they're changing on these projections here one day little weather one day a little drier, but for the sierra looks pretty good for us some rain. i'm hoping there'll be more than this being forecast 60 seventies on the temps. the weekend mornings will be cold. the days will be nice little warmer sunday looks like the warmest day. still okay on monday, the all important monday than changes dave on tuesday. alright steve time is 6 50 safety concerns in san francisco's hayes valley details about a late night meeting where some of the business owners said they're taking matters into their own hands when it comes to security. 49ers hoping to bounce back from last week's loss, but they're doing now to get ready for the rands.

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football, and this sunday's game is a big one. for the 49ers. the nfc west is wide open and a win on sunday will keep the 49ers right in the hunt for a playoff spot. we need to get to where we need to get more quickly and just with the sense of urgency, i think that's the biggest thing and i think i feel in the locker room. i felt it throughout the week. honestly, just there's a sense of urgency with the guys. we gotta do this together. there's no i no individual is going to do it on his own. we gotta do this as a team, and i think that's what has made us great in the past here. we just gotta get back to that and make sure you will be watching for plenty of red in the stands on sunday, a lot of 49ers vans either live or they will be and now in los angeles, or they'll drive down or fly down the sofa stadium to cheer for the 49ers. you can see the game right here with us on ktvu fox two at 1 25. pm well. today, the philadelphia phillies will play the houston astros and game one of the world

series, and if you want to see the world series, ktvu, fox two is a way to watch it. pregame coverage begins at four p.m. game starts at five p.m. the game two on saturday will be at the same time and you'll see all of it right here with us on ktvu fox two. time is now. 6 55 2 propositions on california's ballot in november, breaking records for campaign spending the both sides of props 26 27 has spent a combined $440 million before the november election. both want to legalize sports betting in california prop 26 would let you put money down at tribal casinos and four horse racetracks. prop 27 would clear the way for online and mobile sports. better at the polls have not been good for either. prop several surveys show both will probably fail. all of them huge operators with

huge players with a nuclear arsenal of dollars. they go all in and most voters when they're faced with this kind of gamete or this type of choice, they opt out. they say, no. a pox on all your houses. this is known as counter initiatives. ktvu political reporter, greg lee will take an in depth look into these ballot initiatives this coming sunday, six pm right here on ktvu fox two time at 6 56 next week, hundreds of doctors in santa clara county plan to walk off the job and their union calls it an unprecedented multiday strike. valley physicians group represents 450 doctors at valley medical center and other county health facilities. union officials say there's an impasse. s and negotiations over working conditions, including the patient load and staff levels. it's a four day strike. it's due to begin on tuesday. the union says it's expected to shut down most non emergency and outpatient services at county

hospitals and clinics. so far, county officials have not immediately responded to our request for their comments. and protesters in oakland are calling for lawmakers and city leaders to denounce financial support of a proposed cold terminal in oakland's west end. no coal in oakland is a grassroots coalition. they say the developers of the proposed coal terminal one influence the mayor of oakland's race with more than a half million dollars in campaign contributions last night during a demonstration at oakland city hall. the group reaffirmed its longstanding commitment to stopping a cold terminal from being built. they say it's an attack on the health and quality of life in the community. we're here today because hole has no business being in the west oakland. and oakland period. nowhere because the. but politics of coke of

cold there's nothing but a harm to everybody. and as part of a energy we why why are we using it at and based on greenhouse gasses, there's no need for it. it just adds to the heart to the environment. people's health. we have no need for it. the protesters sold ktvu that los angeles based financier has contributed $550,000 and coal related money trying to pressure the candidates running for mayor in oakland. time is 6 58 to san francisco neighborhood is getting a new elementary school mayor, london breed and other city in school leaders broke ground for the mission bay school at sixth and nelson rising lane. it will be the first new elementary school in san francisco in 20 years. the land is owned by u. c. s. f and san francisco unified says hundreds of students live in that area, along with the chase arena and the concerts and the

games. we have a school that's going to serve the kids of this community to make sure that the next generation gets the education they need to be prepared for the future, and mission bay school will also have a linked learning hub for high school students and a training facility for teachers and school staff. time is 6 59 happening today, the san francisco recreation and parks department is hosting a halloween party in golden gate park. it starts this afternoon. three pm, right along the car oor party includes haunted houses, carnival rides, arts and crafts and live entertainment. we're following breaking news that happened overnight in san francisco house speaker nancy pelosi's home is broken into her husband, paul pelosi, violently attacked and is now in the hospital. ktvu sally rasmus is live in the city with information on what happened. plus my first reaction was i

couldn't believe it happened. i mean, i mean, how could anything like that happened? grandmother in san jose is in the hospital, a car hit her while she was pushing her grandson in a stroller across the busy street neighbors are demanding to better protect pedestrians. then he did it. mylan must their own san francisco based twitter. the changes he's already made at the very top and how his ownership could mean changes to those with banned accounts. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto thank you for being with us. i'm gasia mckay at the end and good morning. i'm dave clark. it's friday. it's october. 28th happy friday gasia to you. how cold was it when you came in the little heated seat thing going in the blower in the car, so it was a double for me this morning. it's real. steve's been talking about it even colder than that next week. until we get there. we have some pretty chilly conditions here under mostly clear skies, there'll be a few high clouds a little bit of patchy fog, but another nice i'll tell