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every night, costing them a lot of business. good thursday morning. i am ginger, and laura garcia is off. >> i am marcus washington. >> mike, we are going to talk about the commute, but it's a cold start to the day. >> are you sure it's not friday? >> wish i could help you, but, no, it's thursday and a cold one. >> yeah, heading out the temperatures in the low 50s, and we'll drop down a few more agrees, still at 47 degrees at 8:00 and then warm up in the late afternoon. 73 in martinez. slightly warmer for san josé. coming out of the upper 60s to low 70s. most of us going up a degree or two, but really not too much of a significant change compared to

yesterday. nice day ahead, mike, but you were looking at a crash in san josé? >> yeah, still have it on the map here. 680 and just shy of alum rock, and the northbound side reflects the crash. no slowing as shown up and i think it was the fact that somebody nicked the metering light and it was leaning, so watch for those crews in a few minutes. it's a clear view and drive across the bay bridge. back to you. >> thank you. and leading to an arrest here in the bay area. a boy's body was found in a suitcase in april, and now they made an arrest in oakland. it was a woman with ties to the boy's mother. >> and he would have turned 6

years old this monday, but instead a man forging the woods made the horrible discovery in april. >> a young child was found, deceased. >> on october 19th, an arrest in connection with the boy's death in oakland, and dawn coleman now sits in jail. >> and we want the public's health to finding her and bringing his mother to justice. >> their fingerprints were found on the distinct suitcase and trash bags, and cell phones also tracked to that same day before his body was found, and his

mother posted on social media that she believed her 5-year-old son was possessed. the cause of death was the stomach flu. >> it's about justice for him. 4:34 for you this morning. we have new video to tell you about, crown prince hoping somebody recognizes this car. take a look at your screen there, and it struck a small child in castro valley and took off. focus on the suv, and it's blurry video, and take a look there, and the chp says a 6-year-old was crossing the street with a sibling not in the sidewalk when that child was hit, and the child was released

from the hospital yesterday. and police are looking for a white suv that may have damage to the right side of the car. and then mark's hot dogs has been in east san josé since 1936, but over the past two years they have had to raise prices and significantly cut their prices because of the neighborhood issues. >> reporter: this is san josé's favorite hot spot, mark's hot dogs, where employees are being attacked and customers being attacked and cars stolen. the icon is on the verge of closing down. >> it's something you worked your whole life for, you know, and for me it's emotional. >> he said in the past five years, the homeless population

and vandals and security issues have rocked the neighborhood. >> we have had carjackings where kids will run in there to hide out, and we have had people sitting here and people being robbed in front of the customers and stuff. >> he also found women sleeping in the restroom and naked men found in the back, and now they are closing at 4:00 on weekdays and 6:00 on weekends, and it means less pay for employees. >> i would hate for it had close down because of a problem that should be solved. >> the city councilman will have lunch and support them and all, but nothing comes from them at all. >> all they ask for is help to keep the landmark alive for another eight

menopause, it's not something people talk about everyday, and october is menopause awareness month. 75% of women are getting no treatment for symptoms that can include hot flashes, anxiety and depression as well as insomnia. there's legislation in the house to appropriate $100 million for research to better understand and treat menopause, which is a mystery even to some doctors. >> it also impacts all areas of the body, so it's not just a gynecology problem, and it's a

metabolic issue, and nobody owns it in the medical community, but we know it's not on the curriculum in most medical schools. >> only 25% of ogbyn programs offer training specific to menopause, and many of the courses are electives. 80% of ogbyn residents, feel under trained. also, on the go, where tesla ceo was just spotted as a takeover of twitter nears. we will talk about the chance of why today is the your last

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happy friday eve, we'll call it right now at 4:41. as you are heading out in the south bay, it's a chilly morning. you do need a nice heavy jackets with temperatures in the 40s, and we'll drop down a few more degrees before sunrise before it warms up today. we will have a slightly warmer

day but overall we are settling in the weather pattern. we'll talk america about it in a couple minutes. >> we will call it friday eve, and speeds all the way down to and across the golden gate bridge. things will start to build on this thursday, of course, but first let's talk the business world with silvanna. >> good morning. wall street is set to open higher as investors wait another round of tech earnings. so far this week meta and apple have left investors spooked about the economic growth. and the major averages are tracking with a positive week with the dow to notch a fourth week of gain. in focus today, we will get fresh employment data, and price

hikes continue at the store. prices hiked around the world more than 12%. yoon leaver has been raising prices sharply as cost for ingredients continue to soar due to the ongoing war in ukraine. public trading of twitter will be suspended tomorrow according to the new york stock exchange website, and that moves comes as elon musk is closing the deal and musk plans to take the company private, and recent

reports indicated he plans to fire three quarters of twitter's current employees, and musk tweeted this video walking into the san francisco headquarters, carrying a sink. he changed his twitter bioto chief twit, and musk will be in the twitter office for the rest of the week, guys. >> interesting. wanting to see if he is going to be eluding to anything by carrying anything as to his approach? >> we will have to wait and see. >> thank you for that. standing up against hate. next here on "today in the bay," the east bay shoe store taking action against kanye w

thursday morning, here we are and here is san francisco getting started with the day. pretty clear for the most part this morning. but how is the rest of the bay area shaping up for you? meteorologist, kari hall, is looking at that. >> it is fall and it has been nice, sunny and cool and kind of what we think about when we imagine fall. we have not yet had any high wind events with the diablo winds, so we are settling into the nice and steady weather

pattern for now. let's look outside in san rafael. it's a clear morning and it's also chilly. we are in the upper 30s right now, and a light wind and clear sky, and for a lot of the valleys the temperatures dip more quickly when we see the clear skies. as we go in late morning into the afternoon, we are go into the upper 30s to the 60s and significant difference from the way we start our day to the afternoon. and we are slightly warmer compared to yesterday, but not by a lot. some of the temperatures cooler than normal, and martinez is headed for 63 degrees, and low 60s near the coastline. upper 60s and low 70s for the peninsula. northbound, san francisco going from mid-60s to upper 70s, reaching upper 70s in ukiah. tonight you may see an interesting sight in the sky, and from the air force base they

will launch a rocket, the falcon 9, and it happens at 6:14 about the time the sun sets, so when you get the exhaust plume in the sunlight, it could be illuminated as we go shortly after a sunset so it will be a lyreal neat sight to see in the sky. we are looking up to see if we can get rain in here, and it keeps holding off and being pushed back. maybe next wednesday we are cha the sierra t a little light snow and so we are looking to see, hopefully, if we could get another five to six inches of snow in the sierra. looking at our dry weather in the near term, which we like to see especially as we head into halloween, but we do want rain next tuesday and wednesday is when we will watch for potential rain chances. mike, you are looking at a hazard in oakland. >> yeah, and there's a disabled

vehicle reported on highway 13 southbound around park, there's a disabled vehicle blocking your slow lane, i believe, and there's light traffic and i did see sensors slow right at the scene, and everything else approaching the bay bridge just fine. contra costa, concord, looking at a nice drive, and there's a disabled vehicle off 880, and i will keep tracking that. your earlier issue, 680 near alum rock, it has cleared. no slowing out of san martin, and it will start to build in half an hour there. south 17 has had slowing but has cleared by the summit. back to you. >> thank you. a brand-new sneaker store in the east bay, bottom bunk, its

headquarters are in l.a., and the pulling all the ye shoes. >> morally it does not sit right with me. >> and the owner of bottom bunk pulled all of■ ye's shoes. >> what struck a chord is hate speech. >> and kanye west has been under fire for a lot of things. recently adidas ended its massive deal with the businessman after making anti-semitic remarks. >> when he talks about jews

having an agenda, and the media gave him his voice to begin with. >> pulling his shoes from the shelf will hurt him initially, but he spent eight years in prison for robbery and he's a recovering drug addict and started his business with the $200 he was given when he was released from prison. a bottom bunk won't be the first or last to disassociate themselves with kanye west. it's 4:52. as we near the mid-term elections, millions of people will be banned from voting due to criminal records, and in mississippi, one group is trying to change that. cnbc reports. >> i would like to regain my

vote and then i will feel complete as a citizen. >> because of his criminal record, roy does not have the right to vote. >> it makes me sad, because i can't make no decisions. >> he became addicted to cocaine in 1977, and he owned drug dealers money and wrote bad checks and was convicted of forgery spending two years in prison, and then he turned his life around and earned a bachelor's degree, and now he helps veterans overcome substance abuse. >> i made a change in my life and became a productive citizen, and i am paying taxes, and i feel like i need a chance again. >> but the state is not giving him a second chance. according to the 1890 mississippi constitution, people convicted of lesser crimes such

as forgery embezzlement cannot vote. >> we have a law still in effect in mississippi's constitution, and it's a relic of white supremacy. >> a civil rights organization sued on behalf of harness to challenge the law, but the fifth circuit court of appeals denied it. >> do you think you will be able to vote again one day? >> i hope so. before my time is up, i would love to be able to vote so i could take part in the outcome of the elections. taking matters in their own hands. still ahead on "today in the

bay," the reason city leaders are urging residents to leave the landscaping to the professionals. two men expected in court today after a young woman's body was found badly burned in antioch. investigators say the 25-year-old's body was found ten days ago. police are still investigating police are still investigating the circumstances of her i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products,

and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31.