, at another safeway, coming up at 6:30. > >>> for the second day, thousands of union workers at the university of california are striking. they are part of local 3299. the patient care technical workers say they're upset about the university outsourcing jobs to contract companies that pay workers less. nearly 39,000 workers plan to take part in the three-day strike. you might recall back in may, service workers at the university staged a three-day strike. >>> happening today a push to keep students safe. the contra costa county safe school summit starts at 9:00 this morning held at the pleasant hill community center. it will talk about how to prepare and prevent violence including school shootings. 22 teams from 17 school districts and a local police department will take part in this. sandy hook promise will also attend today's summit. >> 6:08. >>> jurors today resume deliberations in the fate of a san jose man accused of killing his parents in their evergreen home. testimony ended in the trial of hasib bin golumrabe. he is accused of shooting his mother and father in 2016. he repre

it happened at 10:40 p.m. a tour bus in the middle lane approached stop-and-go traffic and crashed into the vehicle in front of it, pushing it to the left into another lane. the tour bus continued to hit another vehicle and pushed that car into the back of a semi. the two people who died in the accident why in each of the vehicles the tour bus driver hit. the tour bus driver and the truck driver were able to walk away with no injuries. but here we are more than six hours later and this de ill usi delays as the morning commute heats up. >> there's a lot of pressure. we understand that any closure of one lane, two lanes, impacts traffic especially when we have all the lanes closed. we urge people to look for alternates. >> reporter: there's still a lot of questions involving what happened and how this happened so at this point, chp doesn't know how fast the bus was going. right now, they don't believe drugs or alcohol were a factor. it's still unclear if this was a case of distracted driving or not. at one point

we will have mid-60s at the coast at 4:00. 78 at the bay. may need to use the air conditioner if you're caught in traffic. let's talk about traffic. here's alexis. >>> checking out a couple of our typical slow spots during early morning drive. a stack up in the cash lanes for the bay bridge toll plaza. carpool lanes opened up. we still don't have the metering lights on. it is a light commute at this earlya quick check of drive ti. only one yellow. no surprise. 580, tracy to dublin, 35 minutes. antioch to concord, 13 minutes. and san rafael to san francisco, 14 minutes. a crash on 80. we will check that out next. >>> happening today, another day in court for lawyers of the darryl almena. >> you remember he and another man are charged with the fire that killed 36 people two years ago. abc 7 news reporter amy ll has a look ahead >> reporter: almena says he has always been remorseful about this fire. today he and lawyers will try to convince a judge. he was ready to plead no contest to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter in exchange for a ligh

we are looking at 53. 55% rosa and looking at 58 in san francisco and oakland coming in at 59. the weather headlines, mainly clear skies cool temperatures looking at partly sunny to mostly sunny skies near normal high is but cooler compared yesterday. we had a cold front that rolled through and that is why we have a little bit of cooler temperatures. increased fire danger with dry gusty offshore wind tonight expecting. and will continue through the week with heightened fire danger. we will talk more about this, coming up. but we are tracking that strong ridge of high pressure talking about what that means to the week and that's coming up. now let's check in with a look at traffic. >> we just checked in with chp. the first reports of a new accident as we work our way through the altamont pass. a couple and it may not be impacting the mainlines of the freeway possibly just the offramp. he will get more information as it comes in. but it may cause a bit of spectator slowing. it's slow anyway. but we are tapping the brake lights coming away from the 205. and it's a little bit bette

at noon we're at 70 degrees. heading out in walnut creek it's going to be at 64 degrees at 7:00. then looking at low 70s by early afternoon buttill a mix of sun and clouds. we'll have one last shot of rain moving through. we can see that on futurecast. we'll get a closer look at this and look at the we're right on schedule with the commute, mike. >> that's right. i'll call it like it is. it's straight-up sticky.backup. metering lights turned on about 5:20. all the lanes filled in. fast track was the first to fill in and that's a typical pattern coming down the maze. we'll see a smoother flow into san francisco. coco county, no problems. a little slowing just shows up in pittsburg out of indian bay point. no problems for the north bay peninsula. shows easier drive. we're looking at a smooth drive in the south bay with a little build at 101 at 680. >>> thank you. >>> a thief runs off after snashisnash i snatching a purse in a busy part of san francisco. as he tries to take off, a tourist takes a video. >> i can only imagine this was a scary moment for that man filming all this. >>

accident at ado and a crash at hesperian. traffic jammed major hot spot on wb 92. accident at ado and a crash at hesperian. traffic jammed from 880 to adp.accdeint sb 101 at paul in sf (james) ( james ) breaking news... a bomb has been found at the home of former president bill and hillary clinton in new york. and one was intercepted on the way to the home of president obama. this is video over the home this is video obama. this is video over the home major hot spot on wb 92 two accidents working. in san mateo a crash wb 92 at adp and a crash wb 92 at hesperian in hayward. jammed from 880 to adp. take wb 84 instead. accdeint in sf sb 101 at paul in jammed in both directionbay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. (james) (james) ( james ) breaking news... a bomb has been found at the home of former president bill and hillary clinton in new york. and one was intercepted on the way to the home of president obama. this is video over the home of (james) ( james )breaking news... a bomb has been found at the home o

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at levi stadium. police say the victim was walking through the parking lot after the game and kicked a bottle which fell near gonzalez. according to investigators, gonzalez walked over to that victim and punched him in the face. the 33-year-old victim got up and tried to walk away butter gonzalez allegedly punched himd a second time. >> it wasn't until we followed up with the victim later that night or next morning we found out the severity of his injuries. as a result of the injuries, we really stepped up the investigation and began our follow-up work on trying to identify who the suspect was. >> witnesses and security video helped detectives track down gonzalez at his home in medera but they hope anyone with cell phone video of that incident will come forward. >>> these surveillance videos show the face of a man at a hate-related incident at a dentist office. he drew swastikas at the dentist's office. we spoke with the doctor. >>> 4:49. happening today. leaders in the cannabis industry gather today

yesterday 84 at concord airport. 63 at half moon bay. dry for halloween nona warmer pattern talking about the offshore flow and high fire danger into the end of october. so unfortunately not auto out of the woods yet. we need the rain with you we have the fog. as we go through the time laps here, 2:00 in the afternoon you see the fog at the coast eventually we get to partly cloudy skies. and here comes the system early tomorrow morning but look how it fall keeping us cloudy throughout the morning and by the afternoon the clouds swept off the coast and we'll see a cool and breezy evening. as we look at san francisco for the week ahead, upper 60s today. notice the temperature trends take the numbers up to next week and then the winds will be a factor into early november. as we look at napa, a better indication of how warm it's getting. 76 for the high today. 74 tomorrow. we cool off and some neighborhoods will be more dramatic. and then looking at temperatures into the 80s by next week with that wind direction from the land to the sea. 76

now down to two miles at novato. it will be around throughout the morning commute because the winds are calm to barely 3 miles per hour. there is nothing to push it around other than the sun to start melting it away. which it will do. at the coast, it will take longer. low 60s from noon to 4:00. pretty much the same around the bay. 82 this afternoon inland. once again, pretty close to where we have been the last several days. let's bring in sue with a look at the morning commute. >> cancellations for golden gate ferries and some delays. 7:30 lark spur will be the slow boat. 7:10 sausalito canceled. tiburon slower due to the detour into sausalito to pick up some of those folks. it will arrive 8:40 into san francisco. a couple changes for your morning routine. walnut creek looking good. slower as you make the turn towards highway 24. otherwise, traffic is flowing nicely in the corridor, down towards the dublin pleasanton interchange. >> thanks, sue. no one hit the mega millions jackpot worth $767 million. but someone b

i'm pam cook at the newsroom with a look at dollars and cents. let's go back to mike. >>> use a soccer club is raising money for women battling breast cancer. the disease has personally touched the lives of many players and coaches of the norcal soccer club. to assistant coaches lost mothers to breast cancer just this past summer when pink laces and socks in the field during the breast cancer awareness month. >>> my god daughter was diagnosed and she is in the middle of chemo right now and and hit me pretty hard. >> now that i had family members and friends that went through it, i have a better understanding of it and i'm an emotional connection. sloppy soccer clubs on my campaign is called the pink fund. it is raising money to help cancer survivors in fremont pay their bills while they undergo treatment. >>> of california to plane for the wildfires the state. coming up, with the president says it needs to be done as he suggests holding funding with the golden state. >>> san francisco police surveillance images from a hit and run to image a bicyc

for the north bay, fog and 49. 70, hazy sunshine at noon. 78 at 4:00. 61 at 8:00. for san francisco, we're going to flirt with the upper 60s this afternoon. even 70s possible around dwntown. 58 by 8:00. let's take a look at your temperature swing in the south bay. 55 this morning to 67 at noon. mid-60s by 4:00. down to 63 by 8:00. sue has, unfortunately, a sig-alert. that's the worst kind of >> a special traffic alert named after mr. sig. northbound traffic sig-alert right near -- after santa clara near mckee where they first reported. unclear how many vehicles involved. they started with seven, then amended that to two. i would take 680, 280 to avoid north 101 at this point. they don't have any estimated time of reopening at this point. two left lanes blocked there. 880 near winton, a car changing a tire, partially blocking the left lane. slow traffic beginning to build. very dangerous situation. >> thank you, sue. san francisco police say there is a decrease in car break-ins. >>> have you ever traveled to mexico, a lot of times you see those large river, dry rive

look at that 48. napa, 41. 53 at pacifica. the broke deck of clouds rolling across san francisco from our camera at pier 15. it will be cool all around, in the air and at the beaches. it will be warmer this we why not before itet warmer this weekend. here's the peninsula, 54 degrees. 61 at noon. mid-60s this afternoon dropping down to 57 with high clouds tapering. east bay valley starting off at 51. 62 at noon. upper 60s for most of the afternoon hours. as the clouds taper, you'll drop down to 58. pretty much the same thing along the east bay shore. look at all the high clouds mixing in. mid-60s this afternoon. under the stars we drop down to 57 degrees. we'll take a look at the warming trend in the accuweather seven-day forecast. we'll take a look at the traffic trend with sue. >> we'll take a look at the traffic maps and green is good. we have the usual slowdowns on 580 westbound and better news for you in the oakland area. roadwork has been picked up. southbound 880. they have that cleared now so traffic is flowing nicely.

here's 80 at 4 making your way through hercules. we are at the limit westbound. towards the bay bridge toll plaza, we see no backup. hey, that's looking great. we have about 11 minutes into san francisco. hat's a check of your traffic; over to you. >>> developing out of san francisco this morning, police are investigating a shooting that happened less than 12 hours ago involving a u.s. park police officer. it happened at san francisco's aquatic park near the end of van ness avenue and the municipal pier. our jackie ward is live there now with what we know so far. jackie. >>> reporter: michelle, not many details were revealed to us overnight but we can confirm that one person was shot and that person is in critical condition at memorial hospital recovering from life- threatening injuries. another person was detained. besides that, not much details. the shooting happened last night around 9:30 at the end of van ness near the municipal pier. san francisco police department says the park police officer was involved. a gun from the suspect was recovered at the scene.

army takes on san jose state at lee va stadium. kick-off at 12:30. urk watch on the sister network espn-u and cal battles ucla at memorial stadium. stanford has a bye this week. the warriors a few days away away from starting the the quest for three-peat. last night they tuned up against the laker at sapp center in san jose. larry beil has the highlights in sports. >> good morning, everybody. the warrior wrapping up the preseason against the lakers in san jose no kevin durant on lebron james no sense rinking injury before the sins season starts thursday. how about kiley dancing the night away. steph came out firing. corner three knocks it down. and then draymond green back from the sore knee to steph turns, fire, money. curry had 16 points in the first quarter feeding damion jones here with authority. jones will start at center of the opener. kurt in play after the first quarter has an illness. exwarrior javale mcgee process. he hits it. with lebron in l.a.s in a big rivalry. kramd and james, they're only joking messing around. lakers win a battle of

we'll go back down to the south bay where we're at 50 at 8:00 but 73 at noon, hanging out in the upper 70s with sunshine and down to 64 degrees by 8:00. that looks like some pretty good weather to be outside. but for the commute this morning, i want to bring alexis in and find out how that is going. >>> it hasn't been the best commute ever. there's a slow spot at the bay bridge toll plaza. we've had three separate collisions and i believe we're down to just one. i saw one of those clear to the parking lot off to the right of the main lanes. so working to confirm this with chp but definitely heavy traffic on the 880 flyover and approaching the maze an all those inbound routes. 580, 880 and if you're coming in from 80 as well, heavier than average traffic. also slowing down this route westbound 80 between highway 4 and the maze, we had an earlier sig alert with a crash around pinole valley road. so 43 minutes for you. 14 across the bay bridge once you make it through the toll plaza. and southbound 101 san francisco to sfo you're still looking good in the green at 10 minutes. we'll take a

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never arrived at the homes. also in the last 20 minutes another suspicious package based on our reporting link ed to the other two was sent to the time warner center at cnn now evacuating. this follows a similar package sent to george soros in california. the white house, the president has been briefed on this and is aware. a statement from sarah sanders blasting the cowards who sent these packages. we don't know who is behind this. it's our understanding there were return addresses, not legitimate or accurate. let me go to you on that. because when investigators are trying to figure out who is behind this, talk through the steps that they are going to be taking. they are going to try to look at op-eds. social media posts, past language or history from anybody who may have an ax to grind here. how do they narrow it down? >> these are things that we refer to as psychological leakage. if someone builds to the point of assemblying and mailing devices like this, there's going to be a lot of preincident caters in the

brewers at dodgers tied at 1- 1. munsee the base hit, turner scores to give the a's the -- the dodgers the lead. they win 5-2 and they take a 3-2 series lead. >>> now, the highlight of last night's ring ceremony or two nights ago at oracle arena didn't come from a player or a coach but, rather, from the equipment manager. >> there's a guy who has not been a part of the ring ceremony these last three times but he has been here for 30 years, he started when he was in the sixth grade. we want to invite eric to come up and get his ring. >> i love this story. he started with the warriors as a ball boy in 1985. and until this recent title run, he witnessed a lot of bad basketball. >> what does it mean to you to see what's going on now, having endured what you did? >> yeah. i mean, ha, i think we could win, for what, a few more years and i'd still have a losing record. all that losing. ha ha! but yeah, it's tremendous to be, you know, on the bottom and watch it come full circle. >> eric did not know that steph was going to

a look at today's temperatures down at the coast. 62, half moon bay. santa cruz, 69. san francisco at about 65. once you get into the bay,. of mid 70s towards the south bay. concord, 77 in fairfield. same thing in lake port. santa rosa, ukiah. tonight is going to be breezy in the north bay hills. a noisy night. deepest valleys will still fall into the 40s. high pressure coming in, it will compress the marine layer. could be fog at the golden gate and peninsula coast tomorrow morning. the rest of us will be partly cloudy, upper 40s to mid-50s. here's my accuweather 7-day forecast. a jump of 8 degrees warmer. remember the surf will be safer then because we reach 70. 80 around the bay. upper 80s to low 90s inland. half moon bay, a big pumpkin festival. that's coming up next. here's alexis. >>> the central valley, the backup continues to grow on east bound 580 due to road work betw. :00.stda pickep d of sche re backed up through altamonte pass. crawling for several miles. not a fun situation there. westbound side heavy too but we're pretty used to that. 13 miles per hour

it shouldn't stop at looking at the admissions policy and it should continue to what happens at lowell but it is essential that we practice what we preach, which is that we believe in our kids. we believe that students, african american students, can excel at the highest levels in this district. for this small change to make these 11 students, who want to go to lowell have access to it, for that to be controversial, i think it requires us to do soul searching on our part. [applause] mr. sanchez. >> thank you, president cook. i want to thank everybody who came out to speak tonight. i know it's a issue that a lot of folks have passion for. i want to double back on a couple things that commission haney and commission norton said. one is we need more of a discussion on private school entrance through the band 3 criteria. that has not been flushed out in my mind, at least this last year or two in the student assignment at committee. so we need to go back and look at that. that's when i talk about how we talk about kids and commissioner norton took the rare opportunity to admonish public spe

noon, and 70 degrees at 1:00. look at all of our microclimates in the highs today. santa rosa will reach 76. one of the warmer spots, while many of our inland valleys reach the low to mid-70s. we'll be up to 67 in san francisco. as we head over to mike, we've been keeping track especially with what's happening through the tri valley. >> that's right, kari. tracking a crash in dublin and from our live camera we see that react faster than chp is able to radio this in. i just saw all lanes open or it looks like all lanes opened. we had the earlier crash behind the trees. west 580 may be in recovery mode. we'll track this because there's a good backup forming from about isabeltassahara past hacienda. if you are yes headed toward the dublin interchange, expect more traffic headed south on 680 or west over in toward the castro valley area over the dublin grade. that will mean more traffic headed into your typical commutes and drive in toward fremont may get more crowded. delay south on the nimitz expected. the south bay

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livermore at 72 and san jose checking in at 70 degrees. as we go into the evening hours we will be partly cloudy, mostly clear, 24 hour temperature change, some areas a tad warmer. san jose down by 3 degrees from yesterday afternoon. here is the view of the system that is bringing a little bit of rain and snow to areas of washington, oregon, clipping northern california. we are on the tail end only getting a little bit of cloud cover out there and that will continue as we get into the evening hours, the possibility of those mid and high level clouds, hopefully providing us with a beautiful sunset. once the system moves through, we are going to have the winds pick up and with that we are looking at heightened fire danger. advisory that will begin at 11:00 tonight. here is a look at the winds, half moon bay reporting a gust at 24 miles an hour. sfo 20. the winds a little breezy out there for many. but it is our hills that we are looking at the red flag warning. can you see our north by hills, east bay hills, diablo range. santa cruz mountain

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of those killed at the moment stands at seventeen injured over fifty but we're only talking about out one. attacker alone or how is that even possible if he was not a professional shooter. well that's an issue and therefore it may transpire that there's more to this than immediately meets the eye but michael moore's film bowling for columbine which is made quite some years ago no troy and the laws of war in the united states for example these incidents seem to be fairly endemic whereas in canada where they have easy access to firearms they're very very rare and this is something to do with the kind of society you live in the kind of attitudes the displayed and in russia these these incidents have been relatively rare if that's what we're talking about but it we all live in a very small world now and everybody copies everybody else everybody's got social media and so on so. you know of i wouldn't want to make any further comments about this unless we can establish the full facts because it's easy to go off the deep end and make. silly remarks about your situation we don't fully underst

and look at this tonight. the stunning views of the power of the colorado river at major flood stage tonight. now surging through floodgates to take the pressure off. but setting up a second emergency downstream, with days of rain now coming. abc's victor oquendo from texas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the floodgates are open on multiple dams across central texas. more than a foot of rain in the last 72 hours has turned rivers into raging rapids. families rescued by boat. high water vehicles bringing others to higher ground. at the buchanan dam, eight floodgates are open. in austin, officials hoping they don't have to open more floodgates on the mansfield dam. if they do, communities downstream will flood. it's holding back lake travis, which is 130% full, approaching record levels. bill lockett lives downstream. >> i have some concern that this is going to get more serious than we've ever seen it. >> reporter: much of that water coming from the llano river, already destroying this bridge. >> there it is rig

look at saturday. we're going to be blasting the ac once again as our high temperatures reach into the upper 80s. and it will be about the same on sunday. and then for san francisco, it's going to be warming up, so looking forward to some more comfortable weather there going into saturday, sunday and monday. and, of course, we'll be keeping an eye on all of the tropics going on from the atlantic to the pacific. this is just a busy time of year, marcus and laura. >> no kidding. >>> coming up, a mile an hour tierous death leaving kids paralyzed. the work towards a cure. >>> folks, before we go to break, i want to show you how to join our community on the waze application. leverage the power of us all, as well as the power of google. let's go to with our waze app on iphone or android. in the bottom corner, there is a magnifying glass. click on that and then click on your name, your profile. scroll down to see teams and pick ours, nbc bay area wazers. that's how you join the community and how we help each

look at china. china is a huge partner for us but at the same time, the level of human rights observation in a place like that is much much worse than anywhere else in europe or the u.s. you make important points there. thank you. we will have some analysis next. we want to show you how equities are shaping up for the week because while stocks have recovered, you are still looking at big losses for the faang stocks. the vix is moving higher. yesterday it got close to 29. the yen is it the strongest in five weeks. gold is also at an 11 week high. >> this is bloomberg. ♪ let's get a quick check of the latest business flash headlines. dorsey's commitment to homeless crisis is being questioned. trump adviser gary cohen has a new job. he is now and advisor at spring labs. he was formerly the coo of goldman sachs. this is bloomberg markets the close. this is countdown down to the close. i'm caroline hyde >> i'm scarlet fu. would be theanks big theme but it is giving way to big tex. >> it is still about

at this point we do not know whether one or both of the obamas were at home, but, again, the obamas, the clintons, and george soros, and now cnn evacuated as well as a result of these explosive devices that have been mailed. let me go now to my colleague ali velshi. he joins me now by phone. he is outside the time warner center in new york city. what's the scene there, ali? >> reporter: i'm on 58th street, which is the street where the entrance of cnn. this is as close as we can get to the cnn entrance. i'm here with a number of my old colleagues from cnn. this is also where they're reporting from. what we're looking at most prom ne -- prominently in addition to a heavy police presence. i think i see john miller on the scene now. we see a bomb disposal unit that is outside of cnn. it may be hard for you to see. it looks like a garbage truck with a big round opening. a lot of police, some fire vehicles. all of the cnn staff has been evacuated. the retail portion of it. the police on the scene are treating it as if it's an active bomb. they are obviously in discussions now as to what t

at this point we know of at least one such package that's been intercepted at this facility at capital heights, maryland. again, this is a facility that screens mail and it's headed to congress. before the mail ever gets to the capitol and to their offices outside the capitol. they go through a facility here to make sure that there's nothing dangerous, no bombs, no anthrax, nothing that could harm people. so it happens that that syst ap has worked in this instance. and it appears to be at least five package bombs that have been sent do peopto people here washington and in new york. wolf? >> a lot of suspicion there may be others out there as well that have not been detected. anthony may is joining us right now, he's a retired atf explosives investigator. walk us through what atf, fbi, local law enforcement, others are doing right now to find out who is responsible for sending these kinds of bombs? >> well rk, wolf, right now, th federal agencies are standing by dealing with the bomb squads making them safe, once that occurs, the evidence will be forensically examined to determine the s

"> coming up at coming up at 9:30... we'll take a look at some of the tightening security measures at places of worship here in the bay area... in light of the tragedy in pittsburgh. (vicki)thousands of migrants are walking miles and miles every day toward the us mexico border in hopes of seekinge refuge here.(ken)today -- the pentagon announced they are preparing to send 52-hundred more troops to the border to stop the group of central americans from entering the united states.kron4's michelle kingston has more on today's announcement. (mk)sot"in my country we don't have peace"central american migrants have dozens of reasons as to why they are fleeing their own countries in hopes of finding a new life in the united states.ánatsáon monday -- the pentagon announced they are preparing to send more than five- thousand troops to the border .. who will support civil authorities and likely not have contact with the migrants.this plan comes just a week before midterm elections ...president donald trump tweeting this is an inv

at city hall. live in san francisco, kate larsen, abc7 news. >> what a tough spot for those businesses. >>> now, we hope you'll join this conversation about coming up with solutions to help the bay area's biggest problems. use #betterbayarea to share your ideas. together, we can make progress on building a better bay area. >>> a family-run san francisco company dating back to 1899 has been sold. the mattress company makes hand crafted luxury mattresses at its factory on minnesota street. pleasant mattress out of fresno bought the company and will move production out of san francisco in january. three showrooms until the bin t are expected to stay open. >>> a shark attack off the coast of san francisco. what we've learned about the man who was bitten while diving. >>> the hurricane is walloping the coast of mexico right now. we're going to take a look at the damage so far and where the storm is headed next. >>> i'll have the latest on that storm plus a look at our local forecast, which includes a wa

abc 7 news was at ucsf's parnassus heights campus at the picket lines. they were accused of hiring lesser paid contractors. it has 4,000 patient appointments. it has also delayed some surgeries. >>> someone could become an instant billionaire following tonight's mega millions drawing worth $1.6 billion. lottery officials estimate tickets with 75% of all number combinations will have been purchased. that's how many people are playing. there are 302,575,350 possibl30i combinations of those numbers. sop if you bought one ticket, that would be your odds for winning. analysts say the most common numbers drawn recently are 1, 2, 14, 17, 28, 42, and 70. and the most common megaball number is 9 or 22. keep in mind those are recent random numbers that have popped up. it doesn't change the odds this time if you pick them or not pick them. chris winn customers buying tickets. >> reporter: i was the grinch asking why are you buying tickets when you probably won't win anyway. there are a lot of believers here in san jose. we are in front of o the probably the busiest

we'll take a look at that and >>> look at this. mother nature putting on another amazing display as the bridge gets destroyed and swept away in floodwaters. 18 counties in central texas under a state of disaster because of the flooding. unfortunately, one person died. another person remains missing. and as you can imagine, there are are a number of evacuations in the rain. it remains in the forecast for another four days. it's not supposed to be like that. wow. one area getting too much rain and one area desperate for rain. we're not going to get any. hi, everybody, here's a look at the golden gate bridge. hazy sunshine and a light breeze coming off the ocean. that will keep us a little roda coast and still pretty sunny and warm inland. above average afternoon at least through saturday and as we transition back to normal temperatures there's a put it a chance of rape late next week. 79 in milipitas. 74 with all the sunshine in santa cruz. now, millbrae, you can see it's cooler as the breeze shoots through the gap and rest of the pe

at mt. diablo. a warmer day, 70s by midday, coast and bay near 70 later on at the shoreline with 0s inland. >>> the senateiay corett kavsjuwa wor what's been a public and contentious political battle. lid linda lopez explains. >> reporter: a hue victory. bret could you have gnaw is a u.s. supreme court justice sworn in by chief justice john roberts. president trump, jubilant. >> judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. >> the bitterly polarized senate narrowly confirming the 53-year-old in a near party line vote. the vote interrupted several times by protesters shouting from the gallery. justice kavanaugh's lifetime appointment now likely to shift the balance of the supreme court, creating a 5-4 conservative majority for what could be decades to come. the hard-fought battle toward confirmation hampered by claims that kavanaugh sexually assaulted women, during high school and while a student at yale. >> what degree of certainty do you believe that peretz kavanaugh assaulted y

and we're looking at the fog and the marine layer right at the immediate coastline. that's the big change at this hour. it's starting to pull in the cooler breeze, dropping temperatures down a few degrees, from 2 to 6 degrees cooler, compared to this time yesterday. as we hit tomorrow morning's forecast, we get fog near the coastline. we're going to start off on the chilly side. it will be beautiful, though, for the south bay. mostly clear and 50. there's that fog for the peninsula and 52. 47 in the trivalley. you need your jacket there. and in the north bay, we'll feel the chill with an average of 44 degrees. if you go up near ukiah, it will be as cold as the upper 30s. more north you go, the colder it will be to start tomorrow morning. san francisco, start with a little fog and 50 and some clouds near the bay for the east bay and 49. we start off cool, it's not going to stay on the cooler side all day long. and the main reason why is we have high pressure sitting out here. that's helping to keep storm systems away and continuing the warm air moving into california.

the first calls came in at around 6:30 am. it was at 72nd avenue. we want to show you the video above the fire taken about 30 minutes ago. you can see firefighters were able to put out the flames but they are dumping water on the warehouse. a good amount of smoke is coming from the fire. let's check in with ktvu allie rasmus live at the scene. >> reporter: you can see the smoke and the wind patterns are shifting so it looks like the smoke is moving in an east and southeast direction. you can see the flames and the things smoldering. this is not contained but it is definitely not the situation that we saw earlier this morning. firefighters are going through what is left of the warehouse that burned. the fire is not completely under control until the fire stops smoldering. they are making sure that the small flames do not grow into anything bigger. it was around 6:35 am when the firefighters responded to the call about the fire. neighbors that we spoke to said that the flames were reaching a couple of stories into the air above the power lines and the

westbound 80 at gelman. be prepared to tap those brakes. >>> the raiders have been in every game that they've lost. the problem is, they couldn't finish. that changed against cleveland. and mayfield his first career start, 30 seconds left derek car costa jared cook, and it is 42-40. he throws for 474 yards. he's looking for nelson, he has it and it sends the game into overtime. they get into feel gold range ra they n it gruden is in that col lots of red and san francisco la, tied at 17. melvin gordon. they led 23 to 70 -- 23-17. how would he respond? well, how about the former iowa teammate. he cut that back. and the lead is down to two points. the 49ers are in the football game. the same score, less than three months left. he cocked that up. and into the hands of the charger. and they beat them 49 to 20 49- 27. -- 49-27. and he wins, 15-0. as they literally ride off into the sunset. chris davis, officially, the 2015 home run king. leading 4 to 3. but, taylor ward, a walkoff, they win 4-3 for wednesday's wil

a studio at 55% of income is pegged at $1,140. now i think for many people, they would still have a hard time paying $1,140 for a studio. but that is what is to come from affordable housing in san francisco. to understand what it means when we peg the price at 1140%, the studio is $2,901. that is what we're calling affordable housing in the studio that we can rent a studio at 140% of median income and the rent is $2,109. i don't see how that's affordable for anyone that is working class? my issue is not with who sell eligible, let's have households that are eligible for housing at indian basin, i don't want to charge the price of a 140% as that rent. is the way it works in our inclusionary ordinance is 2017, recognizing the rent price was so high is what we said is the highest stand was limited at 110% of a.m.i., but households that make up to 130% are eligible to apply for that unit. now a studio at 110% of median income is still $2,280. that is the max i'm asking for in this development project. i just don't think that i can all

at 1130, we will take a look at the papers. good evening and welcome to bbc news. the helicopter belonging to the owner of leicester city football clu b the owner of leicester city football club has crashed in the car park following a match. 0ne witness said it appeared a trail propeller wasn't working. leicester city had been playing west ham united in the premier league. it is not known whether vichai srivaddhanaprabha, who is the chairman of the club, was on board. their stride out reporter who is at the king power stadium. talk us through these events if you would. i was at the game this evening in a private capacity and left just before eight evening in a private capacity and leftjust before eight o'clock. i heard the helicopter arrived and as every leicester city fans will tell you, that helicopter comes at the end of every home game. it is owned by the owners and it takes them wherever they want to go. the ambulance service has said they got ambulance service has said they got a call and within two paramedics we re a call and within two paramedics were here

what we have been telling clients su look at last week's low at 2710, that space between 2710 and you pointed out the number, the year's low at 2532 is where you've got to be patiently looking for the stocks and the sectors and the situations and you want -- that you want to own because the fear at some point is going to subside. and going back to the fed you know we talked about this when we were with you a number of weeks ago, we felt at that time that the fed was probably in the process of overdoing it. we called for the fed not to hike in december we continue to think that taking a pass in december is the right thing to do, particularly since there are eight shots at raising rates next year because you go to press conference at every meeting, not four. >> but in terms of saying that taking a pass in december would be the right thing to do, do you think that's what the fed would actually do? or that's just what you would want the fed to do. >> we think the likelihood -- you know, clearly, the president has boxed the fed into a bit of a corner the minutes from last week have boxed t

here's a look at the futurecast. we have blue skies outside at this time. overnight, tomorrow morning, partly cloudy skies, perhaps a tad of fog more than likely waking up with mostly clear skies. then into the afternoon, we are going to remain with mostly clear skies. temperature-wise, warmer today even warmer for tomorrow and the warmest day looks like it's going to be on sunday at least for the weekend that is. 71 degrees right now in oakland. we have 65 in san francisco. in the north bay, 77 in novato. for the inner east bay mid- to upper 70s. walnut creek stretching towards live and for our south bay locations san jose. if you are going out for fleet week the blue angels or the hardly strictly bluegrass, on the west edge of san francisco, going to be nice out there for the afternoon. we are talking 60s to 70 for some. tomorrow morning out the door, 58 to start the day in san francisco. low 50s for napa. low 50s in livermore. and 55 degrees expected for san jose. tomorrow mostly sunny, breezy in the afternoon by noontime mid-60s expected. upper 60s in t

fairfield at 53 and napa at 43. although, avoiding the 30s like we did see a couple of days ago a new tuesday morning. the winds are light and that's good news as we have that blaze burning to to the east. and when around. around eight miles per hour. looking above the fog in the cloud cover that we do have this morning very low. you have the abundantly sunny skies. you see that fog showing up on your futurecast with the offshore marine air hanging right offshore today. moving into your friday, we can expect a pretty similar start. a little push of the marine layer. but then, plenty of sunshine into the afternoon. you actually see by 9:30 pm a retreat of that marine layer in general. so saturday morning may actually be pretty clear with those overcast conditions that we had yesterday and this morning starting to ease a little bit. 60s and 70s for san francisco daily city in pacifica each at 67 for your highs and looking at 70s from brisbane down to foster city and back up into the 80s which is barely for woodside in

i'll put my forecast, the warmest here across gilroy at 76 and morgan hill at 75. you can see the trend as you get closer to the bay. a little bit of the bay breeze to keep us in the low 70s in downtown san jose and cupertino. contra costa and alameda counties, most of the heat trapped back into the interior valleys. up to the warmest in pittsburgh and concord and pleasanton at 75 and closer to the bay. you're at 68 here in oakland. the peninsula warming up just a couple of degrees, but, you know, overall, can't argue with 70 degrees in palo alto. san mateo 67 and san francisco significant in the 60s tomorrow. we don't see it warming up right yet. 66 here in the mission and 63 also in the marina, but when that wind kicks up out of the west at 20 miles per hour, certainly will feel like the 50s for tomorrow so take your jacket if you're headed to san francisco. marin, napa, the warmest is ukiah at 75 and santa rosa 73 right down to mill valley at 72. my extended forecast does have changes. heat building into san francisco once we hit friday and saturday's forecast.

one of them is tonight at chabad of sf soma shul at 6:30. the other is at sha'ar sahav. >>> gunfire erupted at a party in southern california. that party, billed as a rap show, known -- as the perch, took place earlier in riverside. witnesses say a number of people started firing guns. one woman, who did not want to show her face, described a scene of chaos. >> we were having fun. i thought it was going to be a good thing. the music was going. it was loud and we were dancing. once the dj stopped the music, you could hear the shots. >> the seven people shot are all expected to survive. no arrests have been made. >>> with just eight days now until the general election, bay area voters are already turning out. several counties are reporting good numbers for early voting. in fact, some say that's rare for a midterm election. ktvu's cristina rendon is in our newsroom with more on all of this. >> reporter: well, it could be that we have a governor's race without an incumbent or could be the current political climate. whatever it is, voters are mot

they're just delicious if you look at amazon, i liked it at 175 and i like it at 1,750. when you wipe out several hundred billions in a few hours of trading, is that not 87 like. we got to be careful amazon was amazing how quickly that felt. >> maybe 2,000 i have been hearing it from other markets who were just talking about the highly valued technology stocks and the battering they have taken where as shelters and some other names not expected notice like verizon. >> i love mcdonald's it is terrific hey, you know what, we are not doing that well. the cross currents are really typical. i keep oncoming back saying the cross cards are difficult. what's the rush of rate increases after december there is sam zell and all i am saying is that when there is a dispute between two sides, what you do and what's proven is wait to see the preponderance if he can take it back, i think. >> i think that's true the quote of the long wait from neutral. jim, at the same time, eci today, do you want jobs missed on friday? would you rather have it under shoot? >> i would love to see and i k

he is going to speak at a fringe event today at the conference. are you on speaking terms, how does it... how does it go when you're in the room together at the moment? i'm sure that's going to bea the moment? i'm sure that's going to be a very lively event this evening. i'm focusing... at this conference what we are focusing on is the opportunity for this country when we leave the eu and the opportunity that we want to ensure that people in this country have. so the opportunity for young people to get a home of their own. and through the work we are doing to ensure more homes are being built. the opportunity for young people to have the skills they need for the jobs of the skills they need for the jobs of the future through the changes in technical education. the opportunity for new, highly skilled, higher paid jobs to be created in this country. establishing the economy of the future. that's what this conference is about and that's what we are focusing on and i am also ensuring that we are doing the work to get a good dealfor europe. that we are

>> that's one of the things we're looking at. we're looking at a range of options. we'll be announcing some additional steps we're going to take in november and the data that we have right now, we have early data from the national youth tobacco survey showing a sharp spike in the use of e-cigarettes by kids and the data isn't just a rising youth use of e-cigarettes. it's troubling data across the board. so, all the trends are turning sharply in the wrong direction, including the number of kids using e-cigarettes for longer durations of time, 20 days or more, so we look at whether or not you report you use the product 20 days or more of the last 30 days, that constitutes regular use under the survey. so, one of the things we're looking at specifically is whether or not we should change our regulations to address how these products are being sold, particularly being sold online. we have two problems. one is with appeal. they're too appealing to kids. and one is access. they're too accessible to kids and we think the online portal is one of the reasons why they're acce