right now in kpix 5. a deadly shooting at a halloween party in gilroy kills one and injures three others at the home of a council city's member. tensions are running high over the vaccine. people living in lake tahoe have battled drought and wild fire but there is a new threat. what scientists say is killing wildlife in the lake. good morning and happy whoever. it is sunday, october 31st, thank you for joining us i'm devin fehely. let's start with a look at the

weather with darron peck. >> there is a persistent mist. light rain falling and while it is not falling in downtown it has been on and off in the hills around the bay. close to ainch of rain on mount tam. if you look at the doppler you won't experience much rain in the immediate bay and you can see future cast brings whatever rain there's to an end. and then it is just clouds. here is the forecast for sunday. 60s. mostly cloudy and fur looking to halloween low 60s inland. i will be back including tomorrow's widespread rain. sad news. one man is dead and three others wounded after gunfire broke out in gilroy.

pp ha ar n among the injured po say two shell casings and other important items. a crime scene technician used the metal detector to look for casings that may be hidden under dirt. >> we heard gunshots. boom, boom, boom and we heard screams. >> this woman lives near the house. >> we were shocked and scared because we were hoping nobody was hurt. >> councilwoman armendo hosted a large halloween party in her yard. a neighbor across the street says about 80 people attended most of them teenagers. >> it is surprising. a good neighbor. never throws parties. >> just before 1:00 saturday morning police say that a fight

between party goers led to the shooting that killed one man and injured three others. >> most of them were running and running away and getting in the cars and going. so there was lingering a couple of people after the police were done, you know. >> and they said what? >> they said i guess it was older boy from what i understood, an older boy, some kind of altercation. >> investigators have not said what the fight was over or the exact motive. >> it is sad. it is. it is sad that people can't have more respect for one another. >> the councilwoman declined an interview and said i am thankful that my family and i were not hurt and i pray for those whose loved ones have been touched. we are giving our full cooperation to the gil boy police department and the investigation. our primary concern is for the individuals impacted and their families. the councilwoman was elected last year and before that on

the planning commission. >> she speaks on our behalf a lot with the council. i know that, with the compassion center she is involved and she helps out and that is surprise that there was any thing bad at her house. >> police have not released suspect information and very little victim information. they would only say the person killed was a man. >> not clear if the councilwoman was home at the time of the shooting. the mercury news says police are still interviewing witnesses to identify a suspect. another deadly halloween party shooting is under investigation. this one in sacramento. >> the shooting just would never stop. it just kept going. and it was everywhere. everyone was trying to hide everywhere. there is people holding the bathroom doors closed because they are trying to hide. everywhere is trying to protect themselves. >> around 400 people were at a party at a banquet home when

someone opened fire at one a.m. two people killed and five others injured. the party was promoted ia. tensions are rising over vaccine mandates workers are facing deadlines to get the shots or to possibly lose their jobs. in new york first responders say some people will not get the vaccine. sanitation workers skipping pickups to protest the vaccine mandate. angry protests broke out. police and firefighters have to prove they are partially vaccinated or go on unpaid leaves. >> response time with go

throughout the roof. >> the mayor says he has contingency plans. >> mandatory overtime. scheduling changes. >> mandate battles are raging in other cities. the los angeles police union is suing over details of the city's vaccine requirements. while in cho the ndate rkertorepo their vaccine status survived challenges in federal court and in the city council where mayor lori lightfoot made an impassioned speech. >> the people are playing russian roulette with their lives and their families and neighborhoods. >> chicago police superintendent says that fewer than two dozen officers have been placed on no pay status for refusing to comply. and on friday the fdny suspended six members for a month after they drove a fire truck to a state senator's office and threatened his staff in protest over the vaccine mandate. michael george, cbs news new york. on friday the fire department suspended six of its

own members after they allegedly threatened the state's senator staff over the mandate. a new analysis from cnn found 89% of vaccinated americans are eligible for boosters, that is of course once time passes after they got their shot. this includes everyone that received a johnson & johnson shot. they can get a booster. just two months after their original dose. people that received pfizer or moderna can get one six months after their second shot if they are older than 65 and have an underlying medical condition. vice president harris got her boos t in washington. she was eligible because she is the vice president and because of her regular travel putting her at risk to her virus. got the boosters shot and i want to encourage earn to do the same when you are eligible. and as we have said from the

beginning, the vaccines are free. they are safe. and they will save your life. so far about 17 million americans have received a booster shot. now meanwhile alabama is joining other republican governors in a lawsuit against the biden's administration covid mandate for federal contractors. alabama's governor made the announcement called the mandate outrageous. president biden elevated mandates to prevent future outbreaks but ivy says the money that they would lose if they do not comply with the ate istaggering. for how it all began a new report details how agencies assess the origin of covid-19. some areas think the virus jumped from animals to humans and one suggest that it may have come from a lab.

sources say that one agency is the fbi but officials have not confirmed that. the report says that origin of covid-19 is likely to remain a mystery unless china is more forthcoming with information. bart is offering special late night train service past 9:00 for people celebrating halloween. it will also accommodate those attending the final day of outside events at golden gate park. the tam high community in mill valley celebrated a retired employee that worked there for almost 50 years. they dedicated a building to her. this was about so much more than just renaming a building. it was a chance to acknowledge a lifetime of service by one woman and let her legacy live on long after she stopped working here at tam high school. >> barrel hall is the newest

edition on campus making history in more than one way in more than 110 years. the day has been overwhelming. it is just so hard to wrap my mind around what is going on. >> jo barrel had many times working at tam high for several decades. >> i think it is important to give people flowers and let them know they are appreciated when they are alive. >> a legendary figure said thank you. >> i don't know if there is a person more deserving in the history of the school. >> family traveled across the country to be here. a woman that changed the direction of so many of her own relatives look to her to lead the way. >> she was the first woman in our family to graduate. we all wanted to follow in her foot steps. >> alumni agrees that shows

that that community wants to do better working towards a more equitable and inclusive school. >> it is all about the school. it is not me or anybody else. everything is working to help the students. >> the time is 6:11. there was a big boost to water levels at lake tahoe but there is another environmental threat lurking. ta

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the time is 6:13. invaders are choking the life out of lake tahoe. they are invasive weeds and being helped by the climate change. scientists are fighting back with herbicides and tried to remove the weeds each day but frankly that was not working. they hope this new plan will turn the tide. >> the objective of the tests is to not only develop better messages but to protect the lakes. i am hopeful and have a chance if we don't get started on this now it will be way too late. let's start out this day by checking in on where the rain

is. there is not a lot but there are light showers falling. at this point off of the coast and the peninsula. i showed you at the top of the newscast we have gotten a couple hundredths of an inch of rain in the hills. light rain falling. watching the last two hours of radar. you see you want to look for the bans moving there from the coast of morin and heading towards the city. localized for now. but we know it was widespread that don't be surprised if things are damp. it won't stay that way. i will show you the progression of what little showers are left and how they turn off by early afternoon. if you are making plans to be outdoors for whoever, whatever they may be, this is about forecast for the seven to eight clock hours are hour. upper 50s in the bay and cloudy. and daytime highs in the upper 60s for most locations if you are inland. and we'll see temperatures

climb to the low to mid-60s for most of the bay. so there's a little bit of rain heading from a larger system in the pacific. before i get to that a quick review on how the light showers will play out. we will let this play ahead to the early morning hours of today and i know we did this at the top of the newscast but right here between 6:00, 7:00 and 8:00 to three in the afternoon we are done and you will get a few breaks in the clouds opinion expect a little bit of sunshine today. not a lot. but you will get breaks before the next system gets here. that's it. it looks good. that monday storm is well organized and a well put together line of rain that starts monday morning in the north bay. let's get a closer look. that gets us to pretty much this time tomorrow. and that is where the rain is. it is well off of the coast. if you move this forward we will go slow wit and pull out as much detail as we can and the late morning. the best rain coming to the

north bay right here. a few showers perhaps making it down to the golden gate but the best rain there and we have showers in the heart of the city going across the bay. and it will be just widespread rain for the afternoon on monday through the early evening commute. by this point the system has weakened so it is a few scattered showers for the second half of monday. however, you got to contend with rain. most of it is confined to the morning in the bay area. that's why it looks so much more impressive with the accumulated rainfall with .6 of an inch of rain and .10 for san jose coming through the second half of the day. another system that shows up in the seven-day forecast on thursday. there's not a lot of rain with that one but light showers nonetheless for thursday, once again, you'll see that in the microclimate as well for the east bay and the north bay

valleys. rain monday and then scattered showers on thursday. and, of course, we will get the days aligned correctly. if we do the takeaway for san francisco and oakland you can see that. we will take a look at that seven day more detailed and devon back to you. the rain is coming in on monday and gone by tuesday, right? >> that's a good distinction, yes. the rain comes in on monday. it will be done by tuesday. and here is the seven-day that applies for everybody and we will see scattered showers for thursday. the spacex dragon launch is delayed because of weather. it was delayed because of a large storm system bringing wind and rain to the atlantic ocean. managers say they need favorable weather in the atlantic seaboard in case the launch has to be aborted and an

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couple hundredths of an inch of rain. it ranges anywhere from 51 on the cool side in san jose to temperatures around 56 for concord and oakland and there is some light rain to be seen on the doppler. we will look at that later in the forecast. i will leave you now with the take away on today with temperatures in the low 60s for daytime highs and by the time we get to halloween we will be in the 60s we will talk about widespread rain coming up. infections are falling and tensions rising. workers are facing deadlines to get their shots or lose their job. cbs's michael george is in new york where some first responders are saying that they will be the last to get the vaccine. garbage in

some neighborhoods and sanitation skipping their routes to protest the vaccine mandate. angry protests broke out this week leading up to monday's deadline. city workers including police and firefighters have to prove they are partially vaccinated or go on unpaid leave. >> response times will go through the roof. >> union leaders predict up to 20% of fire companies will close. the mayor says that he has contingency plans. >> mandatory overtime scheduling changes. mandate battles are raging. the police union is suing over the requirements. in chicago the mandate for city workers to report their vaccine status survived challenges in federal court and city council where mayor lightfoot made impassioned speech. >> the people unvaccinated are playing russian roulette with their lives and their families and neighborhoods. chicago police superintendent says that fewer

than two dozen officers have been placed on no pay status for refusing to comply. and on friday the fdny suspended six of its own members for a month after they allegedly drove a fire truck to a state senator's office and threaten the his staff in protest over the vaccine mandate. michael george. cbs news, new york. now meanwhile a new analysis for cnn found that 89% of vaccinated americans are eligible for boosters that is once enough time passes after the original shot. now this includes everyone that received a johnson & johnson shot. they can get a booster two mons afterwards and people with pfizer and moderna can get one after their second shot if they are older than 65 and have a risk at work. vice president kamala harris got her shot and she was eligible because of her travel

putting her at increased exposure to the virus. >> i got the booster shot and i want to encourage everyone to do the same when you are eligible. and as we have said the vaccines are free. they are safe and they will save your life. so far about 17 million americans have received the booster shot. alabama is joining other republican led states in a lawsuit against the biden administration's covid mandate for federal contractors. alabama governor kay ivy made the installment and called the mandate outrageous. ivy says the amount of money that alabama would lose if they defied that mandate is staggering. as for the search for the origins of the virus and the pandemic it remains murky. a new report details how top

government ag government agencies assess it. the investigation is inconclusive. four agencies suspect with low confidence that virus jumped from animals to humans. one agency suggests with moderate confidence that virus may have come from a lab. sources say that one agency is the fbi. but officials have not confirmed that. the report says that origin of covid-19 is likely to remain a mystery unless china is more forthcoming with information. lead freers the world's 20 leading economies are meeting in roam this weekend. it is their first in person g- 20 summit since the pandemic began. biden has won the endorsement 15% at the global minimum tax. we report on the issues that the head of state are trying to tackle. >> u.s. president joe biden scoring a victory at his first g-20 summit as commander and chief working to prove that u.s. is ready to lead once

again on the global stage. >> if biden is going to move past some of the foreign policy blemishes and restore it will require more than rhetoric. >> joined by first responders on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic. covid is one of the several issues that g20 leaders are tackling at the global summit in roam as well as climate change and international recovery. >> 18 months into his presidency he needs to re- enforce clear expectations about what the you said wants from its global partners and what they what about. on saturday president biden achieving a core win, his proposal for a global minimum tax on multi national nsnithe endorsement of all g20 leaders. experts say that historic agreement could reshape the rules of the global economy. all of the things that we

are talking about, supply chains and the global minimum tax and inflation, this is a larger change taking place. president biden also meeting some european leaders to discuss the next steps in negotiations with iran. with leaders saying in a joint statement they are convinced it is possible to quickly restore the iran nuclear deal. i'm jen sullivan reporting. one man is dead and three others wounded after gunfire broke out at a halloween party at a gilroy city council's home. it happened near san luis hospital. we have more from the scene with what we know so far about the shooting. >> among the injured victims police say two of them have life-threatening injuries. investigators placed evidence markers next to shell casings and other important items. a crime scene technician used a metal detector to look for casings that may be hidden under dirt. >> we heard the gunshots, boom, boom, boom and then we heard

people screening. >> linda lives in an rv parked near the councilwoman's house. >> we were shocked. at the time we were scared because we were hoping that no one was hurt. >> police say the councilwoman hosted a large halloween party in her yard. a neighbor says 80 people attended and most of them teenagers. >> it was surprising because she is a good neighbor. like never throws parties so it was kind of unexpected. just before 1:00 saturday morning, police say that a fight between some party-goers led to the shooting that killed one man pan injured three others. >> most of them were running and running away and getting in the cars and going. so there was lingering a couple of people after the police were done. >> and they said what? >> they said it was older boy from what i understood, an older boy with some kind of altercation. >> investigators have not said what the fight was of or the exact motive. >> it is sad.

it really is. it is sad that people can't have i guess more respect for one another. >> the councilwoman declined an interview but said i am thankful that my family and i were not hurt in this tragedy and i pray for those whose loved ones have been touched by what occurred. we are giving our fullinvestigation to the police department. our primary concern is to the family members hurt. >> she speaks on our behalf a lot with the council. i know that. and with the compassion center she is involved with that and so she helps out a lot and that is what surprise that there was anything bad at her house. >> police have not released any suspect information. very little victim information as well. they would only say the person killed was a man. not clear if the

councilwoman was home at the time of shooting. the mercury news says they are interviewing witnesses to identify a suspect. another deadly halloween shooting is under investigation in sacramento. the shooting just would never stop. it just kept going. and it was everywhere. everyone was trying to hide everywhere. people holding the bathroom doors closed because they are trying to hide. and everyone is trying to protect themselves. investigators say 400 people were present. two people killed and fire others injured and promoted social media and no arrests made and not clear what led up to it. the man helping other first generation bay area students have a shot at higher education.

they use that same view the of it, not a lot but consistent mist since midnight and mount tam is looking at .2 of an inch of rain and that is only on sunday technically. that is since midnight we picked up that much. there is this steady persistent mist and far more noticeable in the north bay or on the berkeley hill that we got .200 of an inch. you can see what this looks on doppler. you got to watch the bans of green and there's one just about to come back into mount tam and through the bay. if we watch this over the next few hours we can't rule out the pocket for a few more spotty showers and we will turn the rain off. for the rest of sunday and going to halloween a cloudy day. and the clouds will come back in tonight.

no more rain this evening. the rain in the forecast is tomorrow. that's monday. we are going to look at that in more detail in one second. there's the forecast for taking the kids out or if you got your own plans heading out this evening. in the low 60s around 7:00 to 8:00. gets cooler past there. low 60s for the 8:00 hour and to start out and mid to upper 50s. there is the rainfall total for monday. what i want you to see first is how that system comes together. we will get about a half-inch of rain for the north bay. today's daytime highs in the upper 60s with those clouds. here is the system that brings us monday's half an inch of rain. you can see it well organized. futurecast reads the leading edge will bring that towards home and come in for a closer look and slow it down and pull out as much resolution as we can. here is the time frame. not until late morning we notice the best of the showers beginning in the north bay. that well organized line and once we get to the early

afternoon we will see it bay area wide. noon or 1:00 down to the heart of the bay. first take away. monday morning commute in the north bay raining. and most other locations for the commute should be okay and if we get rain it will be light. in the afternoon more noticeable and for the drive home scattered showers will stay with us. so it will be the evening commute home on monday. that likely has the more noticeable impacts from any rain and slowing you down and once more the review on how much rain we get. definitely better in the north. .6 of an inch of rain for the north bay and maybe tenth of an inch for san jose. the rain will impact the drive. this next one gets us ahead to thursday and let's bring the next ban of showers for northern california and for thursday another round of light rain. there is the seven-day

forecast. rain on monday and scattered showers by tuesday and done by tuesday morning's commute for sure. and in the next chance an rain thursday. thursday's rain won't be as impressive. a few light showers for the seven-day forecast mainly in the first half of the day and that covers our next two opportunities for rain. we will take ever drop of rain that we can. and i feel like the more we have the better i feel. >> that's a good point for fire season. i mean that actually is a significantly important point. that atmospheric change made a small difference inment drought but ended fire season up here thankfully. >> and i love had the green sides turn green. college can a struggle for first generation students. kpix's elizabeth cook shows us there's a determination to navigate higher education. alberto feelo is looking

ahead to college filling out applications and working on a personal essay. >> my dream school is berkeley. >> the 17-year-old high school senior is not alone. at his side urban buckner, the school's counseling department and coleader of its first generation club. both resources for students like alberto that need support. >> there's information on the systems. the usc community colleges and private schools. >> interest in education that urban knows is difficult to navigate. he was born in santa clara county in 1992 and his parents split up in grade school. she sent urban to live in guatemala with his parents and his return after rigorous private schooling in another

country was hard. >> it was a cultural shock. the rigor of the classes were different. urban found himself in two worlds back in guatemala the american kid and in the u.s. the kid that showed up to junior high school dressed in a suit. >> i had a cardigan and shiny shoes. and you know the pants and that look. just the very first day i'm like that is not how you do it here. >> with support from family and community and students rising above urban figured out how to fit in and excel at high school, college and graduate school. eventually landing at burlingame high school where students like alberto find his commitment a comfort. >> he is very calm and patient and also kind. he is always there to help me. >> for urban seeing his students succeed is a source of pride.

>> the first person i would like to recognize is urban buckner receiving tenure at 29. >> thank you to the board. i look forward to many more years at the district. >> helping others that share a similar past. >> the best thing is having contact with students and making sure i am advocating for them. >> for students rising above i'm elizabeth cook. prior to the pants urban helped to expand burlingame's high school first jen program to include juniors, it bumped ouch participation. now with zoom it has reached more students. to learn more go to kpix.com. one bay area city is making sure the library can come to you. how they plan to do it up next.

the space x crew dragon launch has been delayed for three days because of weather. the launch was supposed to happen and scratched because of a large storm system. stirring up winds and waves.

spacex need tamer weather. the flight is now tentatively scheduled for wednesday night delivering four astronauts to the international space station to relieving the four person crew that has been there for six months. we are getting video out of taiwan. costumes in an annual parade have been inspired by skid game. some kids wearing them are not old enough to watch the show. if you can't get to the local library, the library will now come to you, that's the idea behind the new program. hundreds of families dressed in halloween costumes as they celebrated kirby, the new neighborhood bookmobile. the library director hopes it will encourage people to read books and say it is environmental friendly.

>> it is eco conscious and having a book mobile reduces the number of cars on the road. instead of 50 or one hundred cars coming to the library every day we take the one bookmobile to your community. the director says that kirby will visit south hayward and include other stops in other parts of the city. now that the bay area is reopening we are asking you to share photos of getting together with family or friends and show us what you missed using the # kpix. we will be right back. lo at th

stories. a halloween shooting at a councilwoman's home left one person dead and injuring three others. vaccine protests around the country. a union in new york city is suing also over its requirements. a new analysis for cnn found that 89% of vaccinated americans are eligible for boosters. this includes everyone that shceedhnso& john invasive needs. scientist is are fighting back with herbicides and before that they were trying to remove the

weeds daily but not doing any good. the city of hayward is bringing the library to you, the library's name is kirby. the director is hoping to encourage people to read books and eco friendly. a few showers. but by noon we are done and just clouds. looking ahead to halloween. temperatures in the low 60s. here is the headline. that is the accumulated rainfall for monday going to the north of us but we will get half of inch of rain from the north bay and maybe a tenth of an inch in san jose. the timing on that is monday morning. it starts monday in the north bay and does not wind down in the evening in the south bay. thank you for joining us. jane pauley is next on kpix 5. enjoy the rest of your sunday.

captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, committed to improving health for everyone, everywhere. ♪♪ [trumpet] ♪♪ >> pauley: good morning. and happy halloween. i'm jane pauley, and this is sunday morning. for millions of americans, today is one of the best days of the year. costumes, candy, scary movies, and things that go bump in the night. and while it may all