stepped on the moon were live at nasa ames research center this morning with details on the current mission that will break new barriers plus america's comeback starts right now. donald trump, officially running for president again in 2024 here, his announcement and reaction from his fellow republicans. and the holiday season is just about here. and as you get ready to order your gifts, people are once again being told to watch out for those porch. pirates will tell you who is being targeted most and what you can do to keep your package is safe. from ktvu. fox two news. this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's wednesday, right in the middle of the week. it's november. 16th it's also cold outside. it's very cold outside. yes, yes. steve knows all about that. it's called for many not so much in the hills. i mean, it's in the

fifties in the hills, but for others, it's really cold over low thirties here for many, a few upper twenties, mount. diablo's just going going bonkers here, 43 to 50 mph much calmer, thank goodness everywhere else, but it's still in north or northeast breeze. so here we go temperatures even though the days aren't very long, they are going to warm up again to be above average. and those higher clouds have no chance so severe clear as we get this offshore breeze clear. cold morning, though all the walls son, it'll be nice to mild to warm. temperatures above average here, especially santa rose in downtown oakland, looking for another beautiful day, all right over to sell. i think he has some good news highway four. i think. yes highway four has reopened. steve and we had earlier closure of highway four that closed it at bailey road. now everyone's getting through, but there is a big backup on highway four. as you drive through the area. i would just want to let you know that it is going to take a while for this to clear out. if you are driving

on highway four. it's still very slow as people are still getting on the freeway. so if you're driving from antioch to concord , it is going to be extra slow. 60 80 has not really regain a lot of that traffic yet, but they're heading that way over the highway. 24 80 looks all right. you can see that the bay bridge is backed up. 702 let's get back to the headlines. thank you takes a big important step towards sending astronauts back to the moon. the artemus rocket blasted off from florida last night. the mission is to have the unmanned orion space capsule orbiting the moon and then come back to earth. ktvu osama gasses at nasa ames research center in mountain view right now, they played a key role in that successful launch. good morning, emma. yes they did. good morning , the scientists and engineers here at the nasa ames research center are some of the people who contributed to making the launch of the artist one a reality. five. four stage engine

start. 321 booster ignition. and lift off of artemus one. we rise together back to the moon and beyond. the launch happened at 10 47. pm local time, sending the 32 story rocket off to space from the kennedy space center on a three week test journey. this was the first moon launch since the apollo moon mission over 50 years ago. i spoke with nasa astronaut jessica mirror this morning about the significance of today's launch. and what comes next. so if all goes well on this mission will be ready to launch astronauts on artemis to hopefully in just over two years from now, and those astronauts will include the first woman and first person of color to me that just makes it all so much more special because it means that we are going together, really trying to represent all or at least more of humanity than we did the first time when we went

to the moon. so i think it's just incredibly exciting to show how far we've come and that we are doing this not just for nasa, not just for ourselves but truly for all of humanity to explore together. here in silicon valley teams of scientists and engineers at ames have spent years working on the artemus one program and were instrumental in the development of the spacecraft. qi. contributions include developing the orion capsules, heat shield and thermal tiles and ensuring the spacecraft can safely transport astronauts and cargo to learn lunar orbit. and back to earth. this is a lot different than 50 years ago at the apollo mission, the artemis the technology is cutting edge so much more advanced. and because of that, the nasa engineers and researchers and eventually astronauts will be able to explore previously unexplored regions of the moon reporting live at the nasa ames research center. emma goss, ktvu fox two news. all right. thank

you, emma and an estimated 15,000 people headed to the area near kennedy space center to watch the launch. some of them said the chance to watch a nighttime launch made it even more exciting, several members of the british royal navy set up camp along the beach and treated the lift off like a sporting event, ordering in pizza from a nearby restaurant. but they also told us this was a chance to watch history being made. it's a lifetime opportunity and seeing something like this kind of size and scale always is very good. i mean, this pittsburgh has been over 12 years to get this to this point and then 58 of anniversary since apollo, so it's a big moment. others were there to watch the launch, but also turned the event into a business. some entrepreneurs created and sold t shirts and pins to commemorate the first moon mission in 50 years time now, 705. it's now been more than a week since the midterm elections, and some key bay area races are still too close to call and an alameda county there's a new leader in the race for district attorney. new boat

results are in showing civil rights attorney pamela price leading prosecutor terry wiley by 2000 and votes. alameda county election authorities say the large number of people now voting by mail makes the vote count take longer and the statewide race for controller republican lanhee chen has conceded to democrat malia cohen saying he will not win. he congratulated the former head of the san francisco board of supervisors, but leah cohen right now leads chen by a margin of 10% points. and just a quick reminder for you. you can always use our ktvu website to stay up to date on the vote count in the bay area and all over the country, you'll find an interactive tool designed to help you track races. ktvu dot com official donald trump has announced he is running for president again in 2024 andre senior joins us now live talking about the campaign announcement came in front of a large crowd of supporters. andre good

morning to you, pam. mr trump has filed the paperwork with the federal elections committee that makes his attempt to return to the white house official now is announcement was greeted with cheers. america's comeback starts right now. in order to make america great and glorious again. i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. his candidacy comes after a midterm election where republicans did not do as well as many polls indicated they would that includes losses in key senate races by candidates mr trump had endorsed and now his early entrance in the 2024 campaign, good force republicans to choose between him and other possible republican presidential candidates ahead of republican party here in the bay area, says there is still a lot of voter support for the 45th president to return to the oval office. friends think well, when trump was still president. there was no war. gas prices were lower

and the economy was humming along, so i think there's a lot of risk excitement because i think president trump can take us back to what things were like just a couple of years ago. republicans think they have a better chance of returning their party to the white house. if someone other than trump is the gop candidate that includes florida governor rhonda santis, who won re election last week with nearly 60% of the vote. in the sunshine state. at the end of the day. i would just tell people to go check out the scoreboard from last tuesday night. other candidates, including nikki haley has said if there is a trump campaign, they will not launch their own campaign and the former president, who has been impeached twice, is currently under investigation by a house committee looking into what he knew about the january 6th insurrection before it happened , that committee will be dissolved if republicans or the new majority in the house of representatives back of the day. okay andre. thank you. times. 708 the man accused of attacking house speaker nancy pelosi is husband paul in his san francisco home, pleaded not

guilty to federal charges. the only time that david cpap spoke in court was when he told the judge his name his lawyer, not guilty pleas to charges of attempted kidnapping of a federal official and attacking a family member of a federal officer. if he's convicted on both charges could get up to 50 years in federal prison. he also faces charges of attempted murder in san francisco superior court. a preliminary hearing in that case is set for next month , and he's due back in federal court on november. 30th. and the man suspected of stalking women in san francisco is due back in court november 29th after a judge threw out almost half of the charges against him. 34 year old bill hobbs was arrested last month on 22 counts, including sexual battery and assault. prosecutors accused him of chasing touching and kissing women he saw on the streets. the judge said there was

insufficient evidence is the court throughout nine charges, but allowed one charge of felony false imprisonment and 12 misdemeanors to remain the trash collection company ecology is paying $25 million to settle a dispute with the city of san francisco city leaders claim ecology made much larger profits than they were allowed to under the contract with the city. the city says this payment will help offset rate increases for operational costs. the $25 million is in addition to the $95 million ecology refunded to settle a separate dispute. palisades tahoe, california's largest ski resort, opens on friday received about three ft of fresh snow. already the resort plans to open both its lower and upper mountains for skiing, snowboarding, even tubing, snow making machines are on 24 hours a day to make the conditions even better. is just a stunning view. our our snow making crews are working day and night to get the rest of the mountain open. and actually

right now we have some great weather to make some snow. palisades joins a growing list of resorts that opened early, including boreal heavenly northstar. in kirkwood, the new gondola that runs between palisades and alpine ski resorts will start running on december 17th. time now is 7 11. we had a problem with highway four that is now gone, but it was there for almost 2.5 hours. and that's why how we force so slow out of any alcohol all the way out to conquer. those icons are still there, but the crashes are gone and the traffic is very slow. things are getting better as we even out more people are getting on 6 80. as you drive from concord to walnut creek, so if you drive on highway four, it is backed up out of antioch this morning, all the way to conquer because of some earlier issues with the freeway closure. they opened it about 20 minutes ago. now you can see west contra costa county, elsa brandi , some slowing into berkeley. and when you get to the bay

bridge, there's a backup at the toll plaza. if your case you're getting into san francisco 7 11 . let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you often bear cub that is very sick. he's being treated now after it wandered into a shop in south lake tahoe . we'll tell you what the oakland zoo is doing now trying to save the little bear's life. and san francisco's union square is filling up with visitors. safety is the top priority for city leaders after the break. the difference is already being seen with the changes put in place before th holiday ru . ♪ [christmas music] ♪ ♪ ♪ weathertech gift cards have the power to wow everyone on your holiday list. offering a variety of american made products. weathertech! nice! like floorliners... cargo liner... tablet holder... boot tray... cupfone... sink mat...

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shopping season getting underway. a lot of people are concerned about actually receiving the packages they order, a new survey shows. more than one third of americans have had a package stolen from their doorstep. single family homes get hit by porch pirates most often over condominiums, townhouses and duplexes. if someone tries to steal something, there's a high possibility that a neighbor or two or five is going to see them in action and they're going to shout and this person is probably going to drop it and run away. now there are several steps you should take, including package tracking security cameras, doorbell cameras timed deliveries or requiring a signature pick up boxes or lockers are also an effective way of making sure you're the

only one who can get to your package time. 97 15 san francisco leaders say safety will be the main priority for the holiday shopping season. union square is already seeing more visitors and mayor london breed. the district attorney and the police chiefs say they want to keep everybody in the area safe. they do not want to repeat of this what happened last year when large groups of thieves broke in the stores, but since then, the city has put more police and to the ambassadors out there in union square, and business owners say they've already made a difference. the attention that the city is given union square, his his really paid off. it's not just us that are here every day that are feeling better. it's the people that are coming and visiting being here every day. you know, you see the best of it just to see the worst of it, and we're seeing the worst of it far less than we have in a very long time, and the city is offering an hour of free parking at union square. also be more surveillance in the shopping

district so you can feel safe parking your car while you shop. oakland city officials are concerned about the frequency of fires at homeless camps in the city. a new report highlights the fire department responded to more than 800 homeless camp fires over the last year, on average, that's more than two per day. they estimate the cost to battle those fires more than $1 million. some council members are blaming caltrans for their lack of site maintenance. the caltrans properties are in a state of risky lack of maintenance every day all the time. tell trends you are hereby put on notice that your properties are in a dangerous condition. and you have been negligent in failing to clean them. caltrans told ktvu. it needs more time to review the report to respond appropriately . the issue will be discussed at the next city council meeting. san francisco is pushed to get housing for more people during the pandemic has helped more people get off the streets this

year than any time since 2018 nearly 2400 people have enrolled in the city's homeless relief programs since the start of the year. that's according to the san francisco chronicle. that's a 12% increase from four years ago. city leaders say that's because more programs and approaches are being tried. some of the money for those programs comes from business tax approved by voters in 2018 to help the homeless. get permanent housing . alright our time is 7 18. we're going right to sal. you've been busy. so have you fixed everything on highway four? well the crash has gone dave and pam , but the backups remain. highway four was closed for about two hours this morning for a deadly crash from about 4 to 6 a little longer than that, actually, but all the lanes are open. now what we have is a huge back. up on highway for getting over to conquer from bay point in pittsburgh. you can see from any alcohol all the way through . there was a crash. now a lot of people have made it through and conquered the wanna creek traffic is pretty slow conquered. walnut creek. some

slow traffic there. highway 24 is moderate 80 on 80 between elsa, brandi and richmond is slow, and there's a backup at the richmond bridge. the bay bridge toll plans that looks okay. we haven't seen a lot of traffic on 80 until you get to hayward. and then the subject commute has been pretty good. so far. we haven't had a lot. although now 85 is beginning to take a little bit of attention. as it slows down heading over the highway. 17 7 19. let's bring steve in with today's weather. alright sal. thank you , sir. we'll start up in reno. wow because one of our observers is up there. this young man is pursuing his career. good morning, steve. i'm up early this morning getting ready for meteorology school, dave, a winter like 19 and reno, nevada . now uh, one. dave and i are in the home sipping our soup and tonio will be there. this young man, i'm hoping he's going to be a technical meteorology. you don't want to be on tv. trust me. you don't want to be. but

anyway, he's a he's a sharp young man, and i think one of these days he may be telling you, the weather trucking is 10. south lake tahoe is eight uk is 31 degrees santa raise 32 yet l a with an offshore breezes 52 sunny for all today cold morning for many, not for all, but if you're in the higher elevations, it's in the forties and fifties at the surface, the twenties and thirties. it'll be nice to mild. the warm a mount diablo has been about 40 to 50 mph this morning . everywhere else. thank goodness isn't about been about 15 to 25. but you can see in the hills there. sonoma mountain, 53, oakland, berkeley hills 52 east. wind northeast wind north wind had been lemann mountain, so there's no forties and fifties in the higher elevations . those higher clouds have no chance. thirties on attempts are forties or near 50 for some here, but there's a lot of thirties but again look at the san mateo costa pacifica hills, 55 montara pillar point low fifties yet foster city, san mateo, menlo park, atherton and also palo out to all in the thirties. a lot of missing data,

so i don't know why low in southern california we're not went over us the other day and didn't do much, but it's giving them wind and offshore santa ana winds for us nothing yet showing up on the rain or snow forecast. i think end of the month early december is probably our best bet sixties upper sixties a little cooler thursday back to warm and nice as we go into friday and the weekend, you guys all right. thank you. steve up next, we're gonna take you to show chocolate in their factory to get an inside. look at how they're chocolate is made in the bay. i'm gonna show you how this chocolate company is shaking up the industry and the fans of superstar taylor swift have another chance to buy concert tickets after ticketmaster just crashed yesterday. after the break. we'll tell you who can buy tickets today. and when anybody can buy them

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in the house democrats are projected to win 209 seats. that leaves nine house races still too close to call. six of those races are here in california. a party needs 218 to claim a house majority. central valley congressman kevin mccarthy has won the republican nomination to be house speaker. he defeated conservative conservative challenger andy biggs in a closed door vote would need almost all of the votes of his party or some of the votes from democrats to become the next house speaker. you won't need a reservation to visit yosemite national park during the peak summer months, the park is getting rid of its reservation. in system for day visits. it was put in place in 2020 to prevent overcrowding during the pandemic. now the park service's it will look into other options to address overcrowding. 7 25, officials at the oakland zoo hoped a nurse an orphan, black bear cub back to health, it wandered into a south lake tahoe

business last week. it's a little bear about eight months old. it has pneumonia, parasites and infected foot. and really severe skin infection. they're using heat lamps just to keep them warm because it has also little for but says it appears to be in good spirits cause it a tough little guy. the prognosis, though, is uncertain. we're all rooting for the guy. it's really going to be day by day. um we could lose him at any point, but we're really trying to put our best foot forward practice next level medicine on him. now the bear cub is nicknamed nixon. they're feeding them what's called bear child. it's a nutrient based kibble. it will help them grow to a healthy weight. time now. 7 26 demanding change for teachers in the south bay. the dangerous working conditions. they say they deal with constantly. and if you still have not received your

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ever got start. i've never seen it like this before. gunfire right in the middle of the afternoon in one part of the peninsula, details of what happened after police shot and killed the man who was trying to use children as a shield and the head of berkeley's police union is stepping down the text messages he allegedly said that are now being investigated and the impact this is having on the plans to appoint a new police chief. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning to you and welcome back to mornings onto i'm dave clark. morning i'm pam cook wednesday morning. november 16th. i don't want to make anyone late for work or school. gasia has the day off today. so it is 7 30. i'm staying a little late for you, steve paulson here with our forecast. thank you. yes clear out there. it's cold for some mild if you're in the hills. why? because there's a pretty good breeze up there. now. this is something we really didn't see much of an october or about

the 1st 10 or 12 days of november was east or northeast breeze, but it was there yesterday. and guess what it's back today. mount diablo has been north 40 to 50 mph mount veeder now almost up to 30. that's an offshore breeze, so those higher clouds you shall not pass. you have no chance because it'll get chewed up. so severe. clear is what we're looking at. clear. cold morning . if you're you know, for most, and that wall to wall, son, it'll be nice today. temperatures again here average to above that some seventies yesterday might see that again today for a few. alright sal's here 7 31 all better there on highway four. you still want to start there or somewhere else? you know, i just want to let people know that if you're just waking up in the year commute is usually slow on highway for this morning is going to be last slower because of earlier issues that have been gone for a while, but highway four at one point westbound was completely closed, and now traffic is very slow coming out of antiochus taking longer to get the bay point, but there are other things to discuss. we do have traffic on the east bay commute. that's been busy. let's go to the richmond bridge. we've had a lot

of slow traffic there this morning. we haven't talked a lot about the south bay. but 85 is very slow from one on one all the way up the highway, 17 to 80 and one and one are also pretty slow this morning. you can see 2 80 itself is a little bit better here in downtown slows down again approaching highway 17 debate bridge toll plaza is crowded as normal will show that and more of the traffic and just a few minutes now it's 7 32. let's get back to the headlines the san mateo county d. a s office investigating what led up to yesterday's deadly police shooting in redwood center, police officers shot and killed a man who they say held a woman and two young children at gunpoint near the busy intersection of al camino real and lincoln avenue. ktvu sally brass mas's in redwood city. but the very latest on this good morning, ali. good morning, david. you can see behind us al camino real is open. it was reopened late last night after this deadly police shooting that happened on el camino reality

parked car right next to that construction site here behind us at roosevelt. this happened around 3 20 in the afternoon. gunfire erupted, sending people walking by scrambling for cover. power came from redwood city police. a woman called 911 from a cell phone. and while she wasn't able to tell dispatchers what was going on, the dispatchers could hear children screaming in the background. and since that she was in distress, so police arrived to check and they found a man with a handgun inside a car with that woman and three young children, ages 14 and 10, police say when they tried to negotiate with the man, he got out, held up his weapon and use the children as a shield. one witness who didn't want to be on camera described the commotion before that shooting. i heard, uh some loud yelling and screaming, so i stepped out and then i heard a couple of gunshots. you know, that's what was most alarming got out of the car with the

firearm. several shots were fired by officers that were at the scene from different locations that it's surrounded that car. the children involved were not hurt. the man shot by. police later died at the hospital. the woman who is accused of threatening was not shot, but treated for other non life threatening injuries. it's not clear what the relationship was between them. but redwood city police chief says a total of five officers fired their weapons. the man who was shot and killed that we don't know his identity, just that he was 36 years old and lived in redwood city and the police chief here in melbourne city last night, said that this man was known to police had prior contact with law enforcement. before this incident, the same mateo county district attorney's office is investigating the shooting and what happened in redwood city police also called in representatives from the california department of justice to oversee that investigation. live in redwood city, erasmus ktvu. thank you time. 7 34.

we're following breaking news right now. this is in southern california, the city of whittier and suv slammed into a group of los angeles county sheriff's recruits who were out for a morning run. it happened about an hour ago. our sister station in los angeles says as many as 15 recruits were hurt. 11 are in critical condition. the driver of that suv has been detained. we don't know what led to this. we're keeping an eye on this again. this is in southern california in the city of whittier, several sheriffs recruits were hit by an suv. these are live pictures you're looking at, and we're tracking this. we're going to find out what we can find out the conditions. look at what's strewn on the roads there. those recruits were hurt. some in critical condition will bring you more information from southern calif. oranje in the whittier area as soon as we get it in back here in the bay area. there are several new developments this morning about a widening text message scandal

within the berkeley police department. the city council is postponing a vote to confirm its interim chief to permanent chief ktvu crime reporter henry lee learned late last night that the president of the berkeley police association sergeant darren catholic, is leaving the position for now, amid allegations that he knew about arrest quotas and made racially derogatory comments. no justice, no peace. take it to the streets. calle students were among a group of protesters demanding reforms within the police department. the city is launching an investigation into claims made by former officer corey shadow d you know, he leaked text messages from 2019, which he says came from catholics such as asking for 19 more arrests by friday and discussing the heritage of the people they just arrested. it's just really clear that cops in berkeley cannot be trusted. oakland er his own police department has been under

federal monitoring for 19 years due to specifically to racial profiling. ah it really struck me as a similar cultural problem. interim police chief jennifer lewis says it in no time during her tenure. she was made aware about the allegations until they went public a few days ago. the city council last night followed the recommendations of berkeley's police accountability board and delayed her confirmation, which was scheduled for last night. now the police union issued a statement just a short time ago supporting an investigation into the allegations. it reads quote. the public's trust in our police officers and the pursuit of justice is paramount. these messages undermine trust and confidence discrimination has no place in modern police work time now. 7 37 para educators in santa clara county say staffing shortages make them vulnerable to violent attacks in classrooms , held a rally yesterday. they also filed a complaint with the state occupational health and safety administration. power

educators say staff shortages leaves them vulnerable to violent physical attacks by the special needs students they served. a lot of what i'm seeing happen can be prevented if we had adequate adequate staffing. i had to choose between leaving a student alone by themselves when i seen emergencies happening outside of the classroom and supporting my teammates and protecting other students, the union that represents the para educators in santa clara county, said this rally was to inform the public about the problem and they have not ruled out going on strike. academic workers at the university of california continue their strike for a third day, demanding better pay and working conditions. despite some progress in negotiations between the union and uc system , there has been no word of any compromise on key items such as pay and child care subsidies. i'm here because i want to teach . i love to teach. that's what i want to do with my life, so i

much rather be in the classroom with a bunch of undergrads, then out here on the picket line now 48,000 workers are on those picket lines, including uc berkeley and ucsf. the university says the negotiations will only be solved with a third party arbitrator. alright, pam time 7 39 accommodation of the flu. covid and rsv has medical experts around the country really worried the u. s healthcare system could be over one well, the cdc says a large part of the nation is experiencing a higher number of flu and rsv cases than normal. many emergency rooms and intensive care units are filled to capacity. some hospitals are setting up tents outdoors to handle the surge of patients and california health officials have reported the first death of a child suffering from the flu and rsv. in terms of not panicking. remember? we've had thousands and tens of thousands of cases so far, not many debts. but what it really is, to me is a week

up. call that in some vulnerable kids and might happen and the kid also had both flu and rsv, so we have really a lot of viruses circulating. now there are vaccines for the flu, and for covid. pediatricians strongly recommend children get vaccinated, but right now there is no vaccine for rsv fighter says it is working on one well, one of san francisco's most popular comedy festivals, returns in january with the star studded lineup sf sketch fest is celebrating its 20th anniversary . one of the headliners is the reunion for the 2003 folk band mark you mentoring, called a mighty wind in attendance will be the director and cast, which includes jane lynch, eugene levy , there will be performances featuring comedy duo cheech and chong. as well as a roast for actor bruce campbell, who starred in the evil dead film franchise. you can go to ktvu web links for ticket information. alright pan time. 7

40 silicon if you want a car that won't break down, we'll look at the most and least reliable cars over the past year. and coming up in our eight o'clock hour of mornings onto the u. s soccer team is on the ground in qatar, getting their final training sessions in before the first match on monday . in our next hour, we have a look at some of the youthful talent that will take the field for the team's first world cup match and more than eight years. then coming up in our nine the holiday season can cost a fortune as we know and spending money on gifts constrain your finances, but it doesn't have to be talking. live with your millionaire mentor about how to spend wisely by giving the gift of investment stay with us.

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well back to mornings onto to make good wine. you have to start with good grapes to make good chocolate. you have to start with good cocoa beans. and that's the philosophy at co chocolate, which is shaking up the chocolate industry, and it is made in the bay. rich creamy chocolate. actually starts with an unusual plant, a seed that tastes bad, very peculiar doctor , siouxsie and tree where the

flowers grow right off the trunk of the tree, and over the course of about six months, they turned into these funny like nerf football shaped pods underneath . you have these cocoa beans that are designed by nature. not to be eaten. it doesn't taste great. that's where the art of chocolate making comes in chief chocolate maker at chuo. the fermentation is actually what lowers the bitterness, the astringency all those like, like harsh tannins that are in the cocoa. it lowers them, and it actually develops the chocolatey flavors that we know and love so that when it's dried and then roasted, that's when the explosion of chocolatey goodness comes comes to life beans come from the tropical regions near the equator. chocolate does the roasting it origin to build a relationship with the farmers and to be more eco friendly, shipping less raw material here , but also we're able to provide a lot of great jobs at origin

and support those communities. however along the way, the chocolate makers at show discovered that the cocoa farmers had never actually tasted the finished product, which is like sad because chocolate is awesome, but it's also it's a huge challenge for us when we're trying to communicate what we're looking for in terms of cocoa quality and be able to buy that set up what they call flavor labs, which are small versions of there being two bar chocolate making machines. so that farmers can be part of the whole process. brian jones has also been part of the process at cofer six years he makes sure all the machines are running and the chocolate is flowing. his favorite spice bread really did it on that one. top is good, too, but the almonds beat it. the toffee? yes. yep. whether it's a home chef that might be using our chocolate to bake with

a professional chef that you know, white tablecloth restaurant, maybe an ice cream manufacturer we sell we sell to as well. we even sell cocoa beans, two breweries that use them to make beers nearby millennium cafe has been using chocolate in their desserts for about eight years, trying all these different wonderful chocolates. it tastes so different. reminds me to continue to be creative. i have worked with their new white chocolate and milk chocolate that are both vegan and they're so creamy. you really can't tell the difference between traditional milk, chocolate and white chocolate recently made the decision to go all plant based and apply new thinking to something that hadn't been changed in years. knowing and loving the diversity that exists in the plant world. it was kind of a fun challenge. the switch took a few years to figure out the combination of really great oak milk. cashew butter and a really nice caramelized coconut

sugar allowed us to like kind of create this trifecta of absolute deliciousness and the bay area gets a lot of the credit was really born with that innovative bay area spirit. some of our founders worked at nasa worked at started wired. um you know, just really looking te world of chocolate, which is why the t in chuo is said to stand for technology chocolate. there's 1000 different ways to pull flavor and texture in different directions. so we just make what we know and love. chocolate, based in berkeley, now open for factory tours. and, like wine tasting, you do get to sample the chocolate while you learn about the nuances of each flavor sold. okay time now, 7 48 . the federal government may have more money to give you but the deadlines are coming up fast filers who received advanced child tax credit payments last year but didn't receive the rest of the payment have until

thursday to claim that money. you have to use the i r s free file system. find out how much money you should have received and then apply for a tax credit or refund if they're still money coming your way and people who did not receive the third federal recovery rebate stimulus check. can now get that money, but you'll need to file your 2021 federal tax return, even if you don't normally filed. that check could be worth as much as $1400 per person. well inflation and fears of a recession, forcing a lot of americans are cut back on their holiday shopping this year. people are looking at anyway. to save some money. christmas tree lot say that wholesale prices on christmas trees are up 5 to 15, pam. some shoppers are just bypassing getting a tree this year. others are buying artificial trees or smaller, real trees or they're they're

spending more and buying a standard tree 11% of people in in the survey say they expect to go into debt because of holiday spending. and hybrid cars are showing buyers they can do more than help save on gas. the new survey information found the gas electric hybrid cars with the most dependable vehicle types sold in the country in the past year, car industry officials say, although they switch between gas and electric power, they have less problems overall than other non hybrid cars. on average hybrids cost about $1700 more than their counterparts. but some of the experts say you'll make that back fast with the cost of gas and big pickup trucks and fully electric trucks performed the worst. alright 7 50 is the time if you are getting ready to head out the doors and things you need to know about the commute. let's go to south. alright pam. dave. good morning to you both. let's

go right to san jose. we have some slowing on 2 80 85 101. it's pretty slow as you drive up the highway 17 on this freeway and you can look at the grid. it's very slow. this is the time when things get pretty slow trying to get over to sunnyvale and cupertino, but the bright spot is there aren't that many crashes reported. it's just a normal slow traffic. east bay the same hayward fremont a. it's a tough one. we haven't talked a lot about it because we haven't had a lot of crashes. but it is cutting a tough on 8 80 60 80 south on highway 5 80. of course, how we four has been behind schedule because of earlier problems. it is very slow coming out of pittsburgh and into concord. the whole area is stopped and go. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza and that traffic is doing very well. 7 51 steve, our friend bill lasky, former giants pitchers, a friend of the program. yes he wants to know. i think he just texted me. what monday and tuesday looking like i think he's running a giants

camp. tell him i think it looks good. but i'll let you know. so you can tell him personally. let me look at the morning stuff before i'm giving the okay. how's that looks good to me. i don't think there'll be any problems, bill. thank you, sir. watches thank you. all right. we do have temperatures that were it. looks like we bought him down on those temps. i mean, i'm still seeing a couple of twenties low thirties, but most locations are already beginning to warm up west petaluma, though still 29, qatari 30, boulder creek, santa cruz mountains 31, the casio marin county 33 napa that's off a second avenue. site there in 33, walnut creek. sleepy wanna creek dave? sleepy bucolic walnut creek. great little town. great little town, 33 10 and truckee. south lake tahoe is eight. ely says. hey, so are we 31 uk at 56 reading. i think there's a north wind there and fifties forties fifties and sixties in southern california. because they have santa ana wind down their red flag warnings out for them sunny for all today. nice to warm. there are thirties forties and fifties, though on

the attempt, there's more of a breeze here, which is holding up temps. certainly in the higher elevations breezy to windy in the hills mount the tabloid gust of 50 for about 20 minutes, and now it's even eased up a little bit, but still, it's ab you gete fifties oakland hills 52. sonoma mountain 53 ben lomond mountain at 48, so north wind east wind north wind so another offshore breeze, which means those higher clouds coming in are running into a wall of resistance. thirties forties fifties on the tips, pillows 31 in 10, santa rosa, 34 36 paolo alto fremont's in there, there's another observation. walnut creek at 35 . livermore conquered 39. now 31. there's that boulder creek felton. lots of thirties 38 santa cruz, socal, aptos, 36, san martin, 34 campbell and santa clara. so still, some that are cold low in southern california is what's giving them that offshore breeze in us as well. any rain now now bill monday, tuesday now i think you're good bill asking, so. thank you, sir. i don't think there'll be any problems. sixties on the temps upper

sixties to near 70 will be above average temps today. ease up a little bit. then back to nice again dave friday into the weekend. alright steve. thank you, tommy 7 54 after the recent rain storm we had earlier this month more tahoe resorts are opening coming up in the next hour. how palisades tahoe is preparing for an early season and expects to open tomorrow and the man found inside his haribo gummy bears bag why, the man said the reward from a rebound to destroy the check was not what he expec d. it's the subway series menu. 12 irresistible subs.

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7 57. we're getting our first look now at cal trains new electric fleet, a swiss company is building 19 trains for caltrain, designed with input from people with disabilities that they've been conducting safety tests for several weeks. now these trains will have comfortable seating more room for bikes and bathrooms. the new electric cleave law also be a lot quieter than the diesel engines running now. and san francisco wants to make roads safer for both pedestrians and drivers, so the city's considering reducing speed limits transportation authority board talked about a report on speed limits. the group walk sf once the board of supervisors to reduce speed limits to 20 miles

an hour on every possible street. right now, most speed limits in san francisco or 25 miles an hour. we still have a lot of work to do. i know that particularly around schools. those are where i get most of my complaints is in terms of how fast people are going around schools and areas where we definitely have a lot of young people and families. so far this year, 30 people have died in traffic incidents in san francisco, five with local high school students have a chance to go to college. now thanks to one of the greatest baseball players of all time. please. giants community foundation honored the willie mae scholars last night at an abandoned oracle park giants manager gabe kapler. retired player brandy win presented personalized number 24

jerseys to those students lucky them, and each will get scholarships up to $20,000. really opened my eyes to seeing, like, okay. yeah, this is i'm really going to go to college. if i want to have got the scholarship, i probably wouldn't have been able to attend college or probably would have been pretty rough for me to attend college. i don't want to just be the kid average kid. i want to be something better now. the recipients were selected mainly based on their potential. they hope to become doctors and mental health therapists. the willie mays program helps to address racial and education inequities. health reasons prevented willie mays from actually being there at the event. will a man in germany says he was not happy with his reward after he found a lost check for $4.8 million made out to the candy company parable. the man says he found the check on the ground. he contacted the company haribo, the company told

him destroyed that check and they sent a photo as proof, which he did. here #### sent the man a thank you. gift box of candy. the man said he thought there was a cheap to him, considering that large check that he found terrible says only the company could have redeemed the check. in any case, he sent the man standard. thank you package. good morning. it's been 50 years since the last man stepped on the moon alive at nasa ames research center, with details on the current mission set to break new barriers. donald trump is officially running for president again in 2024 here is announcement and reaction from his fellow republicans. and holiday season just about here, and as you get ready to order your gifts, people are once again being told to watch out for porch pirates who was targeted the most, and what you can do to keep your package is safe. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto

eight oclock. welcome to mornings onto i'm andre senior. good morning. i'm pam cook. today is wednesday, november 16th gasia has the day after day crystal clear outside, sunny but still cold. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. pamela yes. chocolate story this morning. thank you. great company. i love doing these local stories. you say somebody a couple of people watch over there. brian jones has been the mechanic there for six years. he watches faithfully every morning . so thank you. all right. we'll get to it here. yes, it is crystal clear out there. it's either cold or not so bad. if you have a breeze, it's in the forties or fifties. if you don't have a breeze, you can be in the low thirties here, but it looks like we're about ready to bounce off those morning lows. so severe clear for your wednesday clear and called for most this morning wall to wall son. it'll be nice temperatures near average to above again. all right, let's head over to sal. something new. we okay? what's going on? and i was a in the

south bay, steve because we have a lot of slowing there now to 80 in san jose looks okay. there's a little slowing right through downtown. but the whole topic commute is busy. this is the time when it starts kind of acting up a little bit, so to speak. if you want to leave the house and get over to the valley, look at 85 is slow for most of the way from 87 all the way up to cupertino, 101 and 2 80. we also look at the east bay which is firing up. the good thing about most of this is we haven't had a lot of crashes. 80 though right near the coliseum, there was a crash there, watch for some slow traffic, and you can see the bay bridge toll plaza. a slow remember highway four is slower than usual this morning because of earlier issues, all lanes open, but it's slower from pittsburgh all the way to conquer. two. let's get back to the headlines. thank you . it's now been more than a week since the midterm elections, and some key bay area race is still too close to call and alameda county. there's a new leader in the race for district attorney. new vote results show civil rights attorney pamela price

leading prosecutor terry wiley by 2000 votes alameda county election authorities say the large number of people who now vote by mail make the vote count. take longer. and the statewide race for control of republican lanhee chan tonight conceded to democrats believe cohen, saying he will not win the race. he congratulated the former president of the san francisco board of supervisors. cohen currently leads chen by a margin of 10% points and reminder. you can use our website to stay up to date on the vote count in the bay area and across the county and across the country as well. you can find an interactive tool designed to help you track races and ktvu .com. former president donald trump is now officially running for president again in 2024. in order to make america great and glorious again. i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. that's despite the fact that he was impeached twice and refused to accept the outcome of

the 2020 election that eventually led to an insurrection aimed at overthrowing the government. we are failing nation. for millions of americans. the past two years under joe biden had been a time of pain, hardship, anxiety and despair. donald trump has never ever been a winner for the republican party. uh the math is irrefutable now, um, but the base still loves him. it's like i said, they can't win with them. they can't win without him. donald trump's early jump into the 2024 race for the white house could force republicans to choose between him and other potential candidates, including florida governor rhonda santa's ktvu political analyst, brian sobel does not expect potential republican rivals like governor de santis to jump into the race so early i don't know that he feels the need to rush out now in the next few weeks and announced to counter anything donald trump is doing. donald trump is a known entity and people either like them, or they

don't like them. and so i don't think that forces to sent us to do anything right away. trump filed his official paperwork with the federal election commission, declaring himself a candidate for president in 2024. the skies over florida lit up overnight as a nasa rocket blasted off while no one was on board the space capsule. this mission is a critical step towards sending astronauts back to the moon ktvu zuniga's is live at nasa's ames research center, which played a key role in the success of this la gemma. that's right. the nasa ames research center, the people here in the engineering scientists there some of the people responsible for helping to contribute to the successful launch of the rms one today five. four stage engine start. 321 booster ignition. and lift off of artemus one. we rise together back to the moon and beyond. the launch happened at

10 47. pm local time, sending the 32 story rocket off to space from the kennedy space center on a three week test journey. this was the first moon launch since the apollo moon mission over 50 years ago. i spoke with nasa astronaut jessica mirror this morning about the significance of today's launch. and what comes next. and today's launch is really of tremendous magnitude. for all of us here at nasa. this is the moment that we were waiting for to truly kick off the entire artemis campaign . so all of our upcoming missions for us to return to the moon and eventually to set our boots back on the moon are finally in motion. and this was the moment we are waiting for the arguments. one launches the final test of the capsule and also the rocket that will eventually carry humans on the next mission. so really moment. we are all incredibly excited here at nasa. here in silicon valley. teams of scientists and

engineers and aims have spent years working on the our limits one program and were instrumental in the development of the spacecraft contributions include developing the orion capsules, heat shield and thermal tiles and ensuring the spacecraft can safely transport astronauts and cargo to lunar orbit and back to earth. nasa's jessica mirror tells me but if this mission is successful in just about more than two years from now, we could see the artemis to with astronauts onboard takeoff, reporting live from a nasa ames research center emma goss, ktvu fox two news. thank you, emma. pretty exciting . an estimated 15,000 people headed to the area near kennedy space center to watch the launch . some of them said the chance to watch a nighttime launch made it even more. more exciting. several members of the british royal navy set up camp along the beach and treated the lift off like a sporting event even ordered pizza from a nearby restaurant. but they also told

us this was a chance to watch history being made. it's a lifetime opportunity and seeing something like this kind of size and scale is very good programs . we go over 12 years to get to this point and then 58 of anniversary since apollo, so you know it's a big moment. others were there to watch the launch, but also turned the event into a bit of a business. um, entrepreneurs created and sold t shirts and pins to commemorate the first moon mission. in 50 years. accused of attacking house speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul in san francisco, pleaded not guilty to federal charges. the only time that david cpap spoke in court was when he told the judge his name is lawyer entered not guilty pleas to charges of attempted kidnapping on a federal official and attacking a family member of a federal officer. if he's convicted on both charges, the path could face up to 50 years in federal prison. he also faces charges of attempted murder and san francisco superior court. preliminary hearing in that case is scheduled next month, and he's due back in federal court. november 30th. a man suspected

of stocking women in san francisco due back in court on the 29th after judge dismissed nearly half of the charges against him. 34 year old bill jean hobbs was arrested last month on 22 counts, including sexual battery and assault. prosecutors accused him of chasing touching and kissing women he just saw on the streets and judge cited insufficient evidence and eliminating nine charges and only allowed to proceed. one charge of felony false imprisonment. and 12 misdemeanors. the trash collection company recall aji is paying $25 million to settle an issue with the city of san francisco city leaders claim ecology made much larger profits than they were allowed under contract with the city officials say that payment will help offset rate increases for operational costs. the $25 million is in addition to the $95 million recall, aji refunded to settle a separate dispute. palisades tahoe, california's largest ski resort, opens on friday received about three ft of fresh snow in the last week. the resort plans to open both

its lower and upper mountains for skiing, snowboarding and tubing. snow making machines are on 24 hours a day to make the conditions even better. it is just a stunning view. our our snow making crews are working day and night to get the rest of the mountain open. and actually right now we have some great weather to make some snow. palisades joins a growing list of resorts that opened early, including boreal heavenly northstar in kirkwood, a new gondola that runs between palisades and alpine ski resorts will start running december 17th. it is 8 10, and we're looking at a bunch of slow traffic. now on the commute. today's commute is a little later than yesterday. for example, highway 80 i'm sorry to 86 80 and 101 in san jose. very slow, and so is a lot of the east bay commutes. we haven't had a lot of crashes, but we've had a lot of slow traffic northbound 8 80, though. that whole crash thing i just

mentioned well, there is one northbound 80 near the coliseum . i would use 5 80 instead of 8 80, even though it's slow on 5 80 it still go up to 5 80 trying to get into oakland instead of 80 north. we also have some slowing on pleasantness freeways . how we four has been very slow this morning because of earlier issues in the bay bridge continues to be slow at the toll plaza before you make it onto the actual bridge. it's 8 11. let's go back to the desk. from a touch and girlfriends. we're gonna pull out of the stock pull out all the stops and really try to practice next level medicine on him. the oakland zoo is trying to save this very sick, orphaned bear cub after it wandered into a shop in south lake tahoe. as san francisco's union square is filling up with visitors. safety is the top priority for city leaders after the break. the difference is already being seen with the changes put in place before the holiday rush.

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president. of poland now, says the missile that killed two people in his country was likely fired by ukraine's defense during a missile attack on ukrainian troops by russia.

earlier president biden said it was quote on likely the missile was fired from russia, mr biden and other leaders from the g 20 held an emergency meeting after getting word of the missile blast. three us officials who have not been authorized to talk about the missile incidents that preliminary evidence had suggested the missile was forces. they went on to say it was probably aimed at another missile fired by russian troops , and the impact pushed it towards poland, the holiday shopping season getting underway . a lot of people are concerned about actually receiving the packages they order a new survey shows. more than one third of americans have had a package stolen from their doorstep. single family homes get hit by porch pirates most often if someone tries to steal something, there's a high possibility that a neighbor or two or five is going to see them in action and they're going to shout and this person is probably going to drop it and run away. there are several

steps you should take, including package tracking security cameras, doorbell cameras timed deliveries or requiring a signature pick up boxes or lockers are also an effective way of making sure you're the only one who can get to your package. francisco leaders say safety will be their main priority for the holiday shopping season. union square is already seeing more visitors. mayor london breed the district attorney and the police chiefs say they want to keep everyone in that area safe. they do not want to repeat of last year when large groups of thieves broke into stores to see her life last year in this video. since then, the city has put up more police and city ambassadors in union square, and business owners say they have already seen a difference. the attention that the city is given union square, his his really paid off. it's not just us that are here every day that are feeling better. it's the people that are coming and visiting being here every day. you know, you see the best of it just to see the worst of it, and we're seeing the worst of it far less than we have in a

very long time. the city is offering an hour of free barking at the union square, and there will also be more surveillance in the shopping district for visitors to feel safe, parking their cars while shopping. oakland city officials are concerned about the frequency of fires at homeless camps in the city. a new report highlights that the fire department responded to more than 800 homeless camp fires over the last year, on average, that's more than two per day. they estimate the cost about all those fires more than $1 million . some council members are blaming caltrans for their lack of site maintenance. the caltrans properties are in a state of risky lack of maintenance every day all the time. tell trends you are hereby put on notice that your properties are in a dangerous condition. and you have been negligent in failing to clean them. caltrans told us here at ktvu news. it needs more time to review the report to respond appropriately. the issue will be

discussed at the next city council meeting. san francisco's pushed to get housing for more people during the pandemic has helped get more people off the streets than any time since 2018 nearly 2400 people have enrolled in the city's homeless relief programs since the start of the year. that's according to the san francisco chronicle. that's a 12% increase from four years ago. some of the money for those programs comes from the business tax approved by voters in 2018 to help the homeless get permanent housing. hard time now is 8 18 south. castaneda is back with another look at the roads. cell has a look at it looks alright. andrey and pam. right now we do see some of the traffic that's still pretty slow around the bay area. i want to focus on the east bay because we do have a lot of slow traffic on 80 heading south that northbound 8 80. i would avoid 80 right now getting into downtown oakland because of a problem. north 80 near 66th. there was an injury crash there and traffic. has been slow as you drive through. in fact, five eighties a much

better bet. for you. and if you're driving on northbound 80 in oakland, you will see a lot of slow traffic. as a matter of fact, you can see that traffic here looks good, but the crashes just before that, as you drive up toward the coliseum pay bridge toll plaza. we can see the traffic here at the toll plaza is still pretty busy. i think a lot of people were held up on that highway four mess. we had much earlier in the morning. they're just making it to the bay bridge, and that is pretty crowded. this looks more like 6 30 instead of 8, 10 or 89. teen whatever it is 8 19. that's right. so just bring patients. 8 19. let's bring steve paulson back in here. at 8 19 salads clear out there. thank you, sir . i will take a look at yesterday. why yes, because it was warm, at least for us lately. we've been pretty cool, but not yesterday. santa rosa 74 degrees conquered was 70 oakland downtown 70 san rafael says so. are we middle park in livermore, both 68 san jose 67. lovely 66

in san francisco. george mccrae nell cerritos says the low at my fortress this morning was 44. i like that, george. hi. yesterday nearly scorching 68.5. fourth day in a row of cloudless skies . that's true, and i think that will probably be except for some my class. i think that'll be 678. maybe nine. west petaluma this morning dropped 29 30 30, boulder creek's santa cruz mountains. 31 nicasio 33 napa in town, 33 walnut creek also 33 10 12 truckee in south lake tahoe. las vegas at 47 thirties for uk, sacramento but reading with the north wind 58 bombing degrees and looking los angeles almost 60 san diego 54 because they have santa ana winds down there. red flag warning out for southern california cold morning lots of thirties unless you're in the hills, then it's in the fifties. so we do have some gusts and mount diablo made it to 50 miles an hour a couple of times this morning now they've eased up to about 40, but it's a breezy to blustering in the

hills. but at the surface not so bad. there's nothing coming in our direction for a while. here thirties forties and fifties already 52 in the city, 49 brentwood yet 35 petaluma mill valley 38. but that low in southern california is keeping windy conditions down there and then offshore breeze for us. so it's dry pattern. i don't see anything for a while. here it looks pretty quiet for us sixties upper sixties maybe near 70 will ease up a little bit tomorrow, then back to an offshore breeze friday, which means warmer again. you guys all right? thank you. steve with the u. s soccer team is on the ground in qatar getting their final training sessions in before the first match on monday. coming up. we have a look at some of the young talent taking the field for the first time. the teams in the world match in more than eight years, and fans of superstar taylor swift have another chance to buy concert tickets after ticketmaster crashed yesterday after the break. we'll tell you who can buy tickets today and when anyone can actually buy them.

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history at this year's grammys. she was nominated for nine awards yesterday for the 2023 grammys, tying her husband jay z for the most nominations in grammy history. if she picks up four or more of those awards, she will set the record for most wins of all time. other artists bringing in the most nominations this year. rapper kendrick lamar with nine adele and brandi carlile with seven each. the grammy awards will be held february 5th in los angeles. or none of the battle over the balance of power in congress. republicans are only one seat away from taking a majority in the house. fox news projects republicans have won 217 seats, democrats are projected to win 209 seats that leaves nine house races that are still too close to call. six of those races in california party needs 218 to claim a majority. central valley congressman kevin mccarthy has won the republican nomination for house speaker. he defeated conservative challenger andy biggs in a closed door vote. mccarthy would almost need all

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berkeley's police union is stepping down the text messages he is accused of sending that are now being investigated and the impact that's having on the plan to appoint a new police chief. from ktvu. fox two news this is mornings on two morning . thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook a senior today is wednesday, november 16th at 8 30 . it's a chilly, chilly wednesday. let's start things over to steve positive. find out how cold things are right now, and if they'll warm up in later today, they will. but when i when i left at o dark 30 yes, pamela. it was freezing cold. it was really cold. but we're rebounding now off those temps, but yeah, we had a lot of thirties this morning. or forties. if you had any breeze er in the hills. it's in the fifties, and they're still pretty good little breeze and it's all offshore or north north northeast, big raucous swung around a little bit to the west southwest, but most locations oakland berkeley hills, all showing in northerly component, so any of those high clouds coming in now, now, maybe

tomorrow, but i think today is all about severe clear looks good temperatures bumping up will be above average again. clear cold morning. well, son, it'll be nice. so temperatures near average to above. we saw that yesterday. we'll see that today. alright sounds here. it's 8 30. usually at this time we head down to the south pay. yeah, and we are doing that steve because it's pretty slow if you're driving to your job somewhere in the valley, let's say sunnyvale, cupertino. palo alto mountain view. it's gonna be kind of a tough slog. we don't have any major crashes getting there but 85, 2 81 and one are all pretty crowded eighties. also slow getting into oakland. i would use 5 80. instead. if you're driving from hayward to fremont, it looks better on 5 80. i'm sorry on 8 80 a little bit. sat down 6 80. concord walnut creek is slow and at the bay bridge, we have a backup. it's 8 31. let's go back to the headlines. thank you. san mateo county district attorney's office investigating the details. behind a deadly shooting in redwood city. police

officer shot and killed a man yesterday who they say held a woman and two young children at gunpoint. the busy intersection of el camino real and lincoln avenue ktvu. sally responses in redwood city with the latest information on this case, ali andre what was startling to people who were just walking buyers of this all happened in the middle of the afternoon around 3 20 on el camino real behind us here in redwood city and lincoln avenue. so this all happened in a car that was parked right in front of that construction site. you see here behind us redwood city police say this started as a domestic violence incident. they believe in a man threatening a woman and her three kids. all of that led to gunfire. cell phone video showed the commotion shortly afterwards. luckily no bystanders were hurt as people walking by ran for cover. police say this began when a woman called 911 from a cell phone. in her car at el camino real. she wasn't able to tell dispatchers

what was going on. but the 911 dispatchers could hear children screaming in the background. they sent police to do a check. police said. when they arrived, they found a man with a handgun inside that car with the woman and three kids ages, 14 and 10, police say when they tried to negotiate with the man, he held up his weapon and use the children as a shield. the man got out of the car with the firearm. several shots were fired by officers that were at the scene from different locations that it's surrounded that car. we had a crisis negotiation team member on scene it was attempting to negotiate with the man prior to the gunshots being fired. the children were not hurt. the man shot by. police later died at the hospital. the woman he's accused of threatening was not shot but treated for other non life threatening injuries. it's not clear what the relationship was between them. redwood city police chief says a total of five officers fired their weapons they are all on paid

administrative leave. we checked in with the san mateo county coroner who says that they are not yet releasing the identity of the man who was killed. all we know from police is that he was 36 years old and the police chief last night says that police had had prior contact with this man before this incident yesterday, san mateo county district attorney's office is investigating the circumstances surrounding this live in redwood city. ali rasmus ktvu, fox. two news, all right, thank you. ali several new developments this morning about a widening text message scandal within the berkeley police department. the city council is postponing a vote to confirm its interim chief to permanent chief ktvu crime reporter henry lee learned late last night that the president of the berkeley police association sergeant darren kessel, is leaving the position for now, amid allegations that he knew about arrest quotas and made racially derogatory comments. no justice, no peace. take it to the streets. calle

students were among a group of protesters demanding reforms within the police department. the city is launching an investigation into claims made by former officer corey shadowed e. now he leaked text messages from 2019, which he says came from catholics such as asking for 19 more arrests by friday and discussing the heritage of the people they just arrested. it's just really clear that cops in berkeley cannot be trusted. oakland er his own police department has been under federal monitoring for 19 years due to specifically to racial profiling. ah it really struck me as a similar cultural problem. interim, please. chief jennifer lewis says that no time during her tenure was she made aware of the allegations until they went public a few days ago . the city council last night followed the recommendations of berkeley's police accountability board and delayed her confirmation which was scheduled for last night. the police union issued a statement earlier today supporting an investigation into

the allegations. it reads quote. the public's trust in our police officers and the pursuit of justice is paramount. these messages undermine trust and confidence discrimination has no place in modern police work. 8 35 right now para educators in santa clara county say staffing shortages make them vulnerable to vinyl attacks in the classrooms. they held a rally yesterday and also filed a complaint with the state's occupational health and safety administration. para educators say staff shortages leaves them vulnerable to violent physical attacks by the special needs students they serve. a lot of what i'm seeing happen can be prevented if we had adequate adequate staffing. i had to choose between leaving a student alone by themselves when i seen emergencies happening outside of the classroom and supporting my teammates and protecting other students. the union that represents the para educators in santa clara county, say the rally was to inform the public about the problem and they

haven't ruled out going on strike. academic workers at the university of california continue their strike for a third day, demanding better pay and better working conditions. despite some progress in the negotiations between the union and the uc system, there has been no word of any compromise on key items such as pay child care subsidies. i'm here because i want to teach. i love to teach. that's what i want to do with my life, so i much rather be in the classroom with a bunch of undergrads, then out here on the picket line. 48,000 workers are on the picket lines, including uc berkeley and ucsf. the university says the negotiations will only be solved with a third party arbitrator. the combination of the flu covid and rsv has medical experts across the country concerned the youth us health system could be overwhelmed. the cdc reports. a large part of the country is experiencing a higher number of flu and rsp case is unusual. many emergency rooms and intensive care units are at capacity. so some hospitals are being forced to set up tents to handle the surge of patients.

california health officials have now reported the first death of a child who was suffering from flu and rsv. in terms of not panicking. remember? we've had thousands and tens of thousands of cases so far, not many debts . but what it really is, to me is a week up. call that in some vulnerable kids and might happen and the kid also had both flu and rsv, so we have really a lot of viruses circulating. there are vaccines for flu and covid. but pediatricians strongly recommended children get their shots. but right now there is no vaccine for rsv, although pfizer says it is working on one one of san francisco's most popular comedy festivals, returns in january with a star studded lineup. sf sketch fist is celebrating its 20th anniversary . one of the headlinersd a mighy wind in attendance will be lynce levy. there will also be

performances featuring comedy duo cheech and chong, as well as a roast for actor bruce campbell , who starred in the evil dead film franchise. you can go to ktvu .com. web links for ticket information. the person that has jokes but will not be pairing is steve paulson, but he does have your weather forecast. he does have some good jokes. one liners was here a couple of years ago. i don't get starstruck very often, but i did. i got star struck with you. it happens because i'm a big fan of those movies here. alright especially army of darkness. i mean, come on. all right. you know what i'm saying? andre this cat don't get me started. alright, sunny for all today a cold morning here, no doubt about it. lots of thirties here. nice to warm, breezy to windy in the hills will be above average on the temps here. so the wind forecast i'm out. the album just said, you know, come catch me if you can. it was up to 50 miles an hour early for about for about 2030 minutes, and then it tailed off. now it's around 40 upper thirties to 40, but most locations around 15 to 25. there's just nothing brewing

right now. a couple are forecast models are trying to move something in here early next week, but until early next week , i just don't see much happening here. but i do see temperatures warming up. so thirties forties and fifties, brown was already 51. st carlos is in their sunnyvale is already in there. the city's 53. so you get that offshore breeze is exactly what we have any high clouds coming in. don't stand a chance. i mean, maybe tomorrow but the low and southern california is giving them an offshore events. so they have santa ana winds down there. so heightened fire concerns. we have a drier pattern. the wind is not as strong here. thank goodness not at the surface, but in the hills. it is so sixties maybe upper sixties to seventies . for a few. we saw that yesterday, santa rosa conquered . also downtown oakland hit 70 degrees, so it's possible. i think we could see a repeat on that on friday, right now, your weekend looks good, you guys all right. thank you. steve former president trump running for president for a third time when you join us on the nine will tell you how some of this political party is reacting to the news. and if you want a car

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for training run. it happened in whittier about two hours ago, the fire department spokesperson now says five recruits are critically injured. the driver of the suv also hurt that driver has been detained, but we don't yet know the circumstances. we will have an update on the story coming up for you online and on mornings onto the nine in today's dollars and cents. target issued a surprising warning that the holiday shopping season looks weaker than expected. target reports profit dropped by close to 50% last quarter as sales slowed target stock dropped about $22 a share as that opening bell rang this morning. also this morning , elon musk's latest email to twitter employees reportedly tells them to commit to working long hours at high intensity or receive three months of severance. taking a live look at the numbers this morning. the dow jones is managing a little bit of a game, but the s and p 500 definitely affected by target's announcement. it's down

a half of a percent, the nasdaq down one and a quarter of a percent to 11,000 to 14. the federal government may have more money for you, but the deadlines are coming up fast tax filers who received advanced child tax credit payments last year but did not receive the rest of the payment have until thursday to claim that money you will have to use the irs free file system to find out how much money you should have received. then you can apply for tax credit or refund if there's still money coming to you people who did not receive the third federal recovery rebate stimulus can now get that money. but you will need to file your 2021 federal tax return. even if you don't normally file that check can be worth as much as $1400 per person. inflation and fears of a recession are forcing many americans to cut back on their holiday shopping this year. christmas tree lot, say wholesale prices on trees are up 15 5 to 15% some shoppers say they won't get a live tree this year. others are buying

artificial trees, smaller real trees or digging into their bank accounts or credit cards. 11% of people in a survey expect to go into debt because of holiday spending. hybrid cars are showing buyers they can do more than help save on gas survey data found gas electric hybrids or the most dependable vehicle types sold in the country over the past year. they have fewer issues overall than gas powered cars. on average hybrids cost about $1700 more than their counterparts. however you'll make that back quickly with the cost of gas. big pickup trucks and fully electric performed the worst. pam cook, that's look at your dollars and cents, pam. thank you 3065 days. that is how long it will have been between world cup matches when the us finally takes the field next week. their last match was a loss in belgium on july 1st 2014 . they did not qualify for the world cup four years ago. as ktvu is, james torres explains. eight years later, there is a new generation of talent and some high expectations, too.

that's 2022 world cup cycle was truly out with the order and in with a young for the united states' men's national team after they failed to qualify for the 2018 world cup, the roster has been totally rebuilt. and boy, did they rebuild it with star young players? the u. s is by far the youngest team going to the world cup and on average , they will be nearly two years younger than the next youngest team, and during qualifying, they started the youngest roster the us has ever seen. but don't let that youth for you for a lack of big game experience when they aren't wearing the red, white and blue. these young americans are spread all over europe, playing for the biggest club teams in soccer's biggest club competitions. that includes christian pulisic, a guy who just won the champions league title with chelsea last year. that is european soccer's biggest event, and most like

their version of the super bowl . several other potential starters at the world cup our weekly contributors at their club teams in england to other players play for two of the biggest clubs in italy and 19 year old in spain, and i just turned 20 year old in germany. yeah both of them will see plenty of time on the field in qatar. it was just last summer that they finally got all of these pieces on the field together. they want to continental trophies. the most memorable moment. this political goal coming from the penalty spot to beat mexico, one of the largest rivals and one of those two championship matches. so what should usa fans expect? long shot to win the world title. but oddsmakers believe they should make it out of their group and into the knockout statements. released it or you their first game will be right here on ktvu next monday, november 21st that will be against iran at 11 a.m. there will be games before that, too, and you can see all of our newscast so whenever world cup matches are on channel two ktvu

mornings onto will move over a second channel ktvu. plus you can find us on channel six on comcast in 18 t. or channel 36 on direct tv. or if you're using antenna, you can find it on channel 36.1. it is the season for world cup brackets, the fox super six world cup bracket challenge is live. it is free to play. the winner could take home $1 million if you want to sign up to play had to ktvu .com slash world cup. we have a link to the bracket challenge right there, and as you play, you can keep track to see if you can do better than some of our own morning team. andre garcia, sal and james torres. i'll filled out their brackets. let's see who has the best picks. as the tournament goes on again, you can find that ktvu .com slash world cup. did you use some method to pick your teams didn't use really a method just teams that i'm more familiar with? but it was funny or boston to an email out yesterday when we all center brackets to her. she said. watch gasia win them all, because you didn't follow any of

that stuff. so she does now she does now. yeah, she'll be following it this year. well you know, i just chose instead of choosing who i thought was going to win. i did the hopeful choosing. i thought who i wanted to win. now, it probably won't work out right torn on those things like with college. you know, the ncaa college basketball bracket and i was like do i vote for my team works . when i study. it's almost better to choose at random, right? yeah, i agree with that for sure. good morning, everyone . you know what we do have some slow traffic to talk about here on the bay bridge approach. you can see that traffic is backed up all the way out to the maze. we still have a lot of slow traffic on highway four. got off to a rough start. we had an earlier crash their conquered wanted creek highway. 5 80 slow through dublin, pleasanton and 8 80 as slow as well. the saturday still very, very slow this morning. on the freeway. so again, still a lot of slowing out there at this late hour 8 50 let's go to steve. with today's forecast, so las vegas odds has james torres a 2 to 1. he you

know, he knows his soccer. he knows what his soccer right so i think that man knows his soccer but coaches, soccer coaches it for kids. yes he does. he's very sharp. all right. thank you. all sunny today for everybody. you me, everybody. there looks good here. nice to mild to warm. we were warm yesterday. if you're outside and said, man, it must be in her 70. it was for a few. we couldn't do that again today. cold morning. lots of thirties sixties upper sixties here breezy in the hills. it's not too bad, but what is it? it's north northeast. we really did not see this in october about the 1st 10 days of november. we did yesterday and we're seeing it again today. diablo by foreign away has been leader of the pack with over 40 to 50. those high clouds don't have a chance. so maybe tomorrow but thirties forties and fifties on temps are san carlos 51. sunnyvale is already 51 city 53. couple of thirties hanging on by their fingernails, but i don't think they'll last too much longer low in southern california and the high to the north. well the high doesn't like the law, so it fills it

with wind and this kind of a pattern. you get that offshore breeze and when they get the wind in southern california, santa ana winds down there so heightened fire concerns for us sixties upper sixties to near 70 . i think we'll ease up a little bit tomorrow than backup. to warmer again. right now. your weekend. looks good. you guys thank you, steve. the holidays are arguably the most expensive time of the year. but it doesn't have to be when you join us on the nine we're talking live with an expert with the millionaire mindset about giving the gift. of investment. anyone finds a lost company check worth millions inside of his haribo. gummy bears bag. why? the man said hair bows. reward to destroy the check was not really what he expe ed. you go by lots of titles. veteran, son, dad. -it's time to get up. -no hair stylist and cheerleader. so adding a “student” title might feel overwhelming. but what if a school could be there for all of you?

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spending. and also, they're saving decisions. despite economic concerns. a recent survey from fidelity charitable found that more than half of americans say they still plan to donate this year. we're getting our first look at cal trains. new electric fleet. a swiss company is building 19 trains for caltrain and were designed with input from people with disabilities have been undergoing safety testing for the past several weeks. now the trains will have comfortable seats more room for bikes and bathrooms. the new electric fleet will also be much quieter than the diesel engines running right now. initially we are replacing 75% of our fleet with these 19 new electric multiple unit trains from sadler, but we really are hoping to develop a program that will bring an entirely zero emission corridor in the not too distant future electric fleet is still months away from passenger service. caltrain says it will be ready to carry passengers in 2024. san

francisco is trying to make roads safer for pedestrians and drivers, so the city is considering lowering speed limits. the city's transportation authority board discussed a report on speed limits the group walk, assaf is calling on the board of supervisors to lower speed limits to 20 mph on every possible street. right now, most speed limits in the city are 25 mph. we still have a lot of work to do. i know that particularly around schools. those are where i get most of my complaints is in terms of how fast people are going around schools and areas where we definitely have a lot of young people and families. so far this year, 30 people have died in traffic incidents in san francisco. local high school students have a chance to go to college, thanks to one of the greatest baseball players of all time. please. few times community foundation out of the willie mays scholars at an event

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