tonight to remember a loved one gunned down it in a road rage incident. >> people that live in the community deserve to feel safe and we can't have anymore violence like this happening. >> and more violence in the east bay, police investigate multiple stabbing and shootings and one at the fruitville bart station and governor newsom answers the direct question are you running for the presidency. live tonight, we begin with road rage in the bay area. violence has increased 500% over the last decade and leading to hundreds of deaths in the bay area alone.

the latest example in alemedia county where a 38-year-old man was shot at the intersection of willing boevard. he got into an argument with occupants in another car. a week after that killing, family and friendlieds and much of the community came out not only to remember but demand something be done. beas theory. >> my son is not -- >> reporter: anna struggled to the find the words to describe her son. his family said he was on the way to the grocery store when another driver cut him off. the sheriff's office said he was on face time with his wife moments before he was killed.

rhinehart got out and died at the scene. >> it was tragic what happened to me. it is terrible. i can't express my feeling. >> reporter: family and friendlieds prayed over his parents who leaned on one another for support and pled for justice. detectives are reviewing surveillance video and trying to identify the suspects. >> the people who live in this community deserve to be feeling safe. we can't have anymore violence like this happening. >> moms demand action, a that works to prevent gun violence attended the vigil. a council man pledged to do more. >> i promise you i will do everything in my position that i can to end the violence. to make sure the people are held to account. >> reporter: rhienhart was

a hard working tesla factory worker. a long time resident keith, offered condolence and encouraged to act. >> our future is determined by our action or lack of action. we have to act or lose by default. it is better to be involved and better than being a spectator and victim. remember rhinehart. >> and a go fund me page was created to pay hears if funeral expenses. >> investigators are hoping that someone saw what happened last week or captured video of the killing and if so, they ask you to get in touch with them. >> in oakland. police responded at a shooting. one person was shot before it wosd a chond emergency veh n

the victim is said to be in stable condition at the hospital tonight. >> again in oakland, investigators are investigating a 94th homicide of the year. a man had gunshot wounds to the head or back. no suspect was arrested in that case either. >> police investigating a double homicide in hayward. a father and son stand to death in london avenue. it happened after 4:00 in the morning. hayword police got a call about action in the house. the governor addressed two bills about catalytic converters. the thefts have increased 10-fold since 2018.

speaking of the governor, mr. newsom was in texas continuing ov treatment of migrant bott and answering the question that was hanging over him almost the moment since president biden was elected. >> are you considering to run for president in 2024 or 28 in >> not at all. but thank you and it is humbling and sweet and nice thing to be asked. i never trust politicians and i gettia you ask. invariably they do the opposite. i get the cynicism. >> and the election is not too distant in the future. you can tune in to a local tv channel for exclusive election previews to inform resident with candidate interviews and discussions. san jose hotel are soon to be

home for young people who are ready to leave foster ground. there is a paril villion hotel into 39 apartments. it will help those between the ages of 18- 25 who are leaving foster care so they can live on theirahead, a man battling parkinson fulfills a lifelong dream in the a 's game today. how a local pilot is helping girls make their dream come true. the industry is working to get more women pilots in the business. >> did you see the marine layer come back today? we were 17 degrees cooler for parts of the bay area today than yesterday. t everyone has cooled down but we'll show you how they

snrngs and now to the fire watch. we'll get you updated on what happened over the weekend. the mosquito fire is 60% contained and all evacuation orders have been lifted. crews are focused on the control lines in the eastern and western

flanks. it has destroyed 78 buildings. firefighters are mopping up hot spots in a three alarm fire that went through the warehouse last night. the fire was contained by 1:00 a.m. no injuries and so far, no cause. in the north bay the north valley fire department thinked be joining the district. in the past they shared a battalion and chiefs and other staff and so it was set to be on october 3rd for the fire department to join the district. they want more people to go outside and have fun. sounds good. motivation to put together a list of out door activities including sand castles and sea lions on pier 39. and fishing and walking or biking across the golden gate bridge. those who get a slice of nature

every day like looking at the tower are healthier and happier than those who stay indoor and mr. outdoors man himself is here to contribute. >> i agree with that plan. so we had a big drop today. it came back full force and it was kind of like summer came back after a taste of autumn warmth. you know it gets warm in the bay this time of year and we are still vulnerable to brief returns of summer. the marine layer is back and we'll wake up tomorrow and everybody will have gray skies in the bay and we'll have average daytime highs. this is the only thing about today it was 17 degrees cooler than the day before it for sana rosea. we didn't cool down for much on concorde and livermore.

but you will keep cooling down over the next few day and back down in the. we didn't get to 70 in the city today. you should be in the 70s and enjoying that and not stuck in the mid-60s of summer and you will get more of those coming up. right now temperatures in the low 50s and 60s and tomorrow morning, i want you to see how widespread this will be when we wake up. it is not like this is getting pushed down far enough. it is a gray start. even in the tri- valley we'll get some of it. concorde may not have to start out for it. that allows us to keep cooling down. upper lows in the 50s and the daytime highs tomorrow little more than they were today. we are in the nines for concorde and livermore. 84 is an average daytime high

for this time of year. you guys kind of share that number. santa rosea, you will be right on it. that is average for you as well. everybody is in the market. those are average numbers for like september. we have it so quiet over here and we'll take a moment to check on the rapidly intensifying storm and tomorrow is a hurricane and it holds on to that path of impact being the west side of florida. it does intensify to a category 4 next week. it is a real concern. the forecast models are confident and it will weaken before making landfall and category 1 is nothing to take lightly. we can thank the cooler sea temperature there. hopefully it is before that makes landfall and it is

unavoidable. everybody is getting ready for something. there is the seven day forecast. low to mid-80s and oakland will be in the mid to upper 70s and then you have warmer than average for those top two line and you will be a degrees above it. in general it is a nice week. back to you. it is a good week ahead. man battling parkinson disease for 20 years and had quiet the experience today. his grandson threw out the first pitch and he caught it. it was a full circle moment for them both. >> and before we get to the ceremonial first pitch, we'll back track a little bit. >> a 1, 2, 3. >> take me out to the ball game. >> this is a story about the close bond between a father and son and the process of understanding parkinson disease and living with it. >> i am slower.

i got less energy. i've got a lot of pain. >> back in 1990, long before it was a popular idea, the east bay dad suggested they visit all 30 baseball fields. dan was diagnosed to parkinson. the family had a lot of the uncertaintys and fears and didn't know how much time dan had left. son robert decided to finish the goal of visiting all 30 parks. oakland a 's. >> it was too much driving. last 18 years robert a film maker made three documentaries about the ballpark and parkinson journey and help people to understand the disease. on sunday, they came back to where it all started.

dan's grandson, 13-year-old jesspe will throw the ceremonial first pitch. >> i am nerves and confident and practiced at 60 feet. >> what is your mantra. >> straight to grandpa, that's right. clear the mind and straight to grandpa. >> and the athletics hosting parkinson disease awareness in the game and then warm up between grandpa and grandson. >> little bit of nerve ussousness. no. we are ready. ♪ >> and the 78-year-old people ti tdeath sentence. you can live a productive life and slish everything you set your mind to including the first pitch at the a 's ball game. dan and robert started a nonprofit yes and exercise and help people living with

parkinson to improve the quality of life. three strike and you are out in the old ball game. >> this is kpix 5. >> still ahead. protest in the bay area and a message from people speaking out against the iranian government. the president of the portugal had lunch in the south bay today. >> what happened to the 49ers? a mile high in denver. is time running out for these guys? a show down in the other bay area. nine games left for the bay area big-leaguers and new beginnings for the reigning nba champs. a trip to prison on game day at 11:30.

california, mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they wrote prop 27 to give themselves 90% of the profits from online sports betting in california. other states get much more. why is prop 27 such a suckers deal for california? because the corporations didn't write it for us. they wrote it for themselves.

gathered in the golden

gate bridge to protest demonstrators created a human chain against the span of the golden bridge. there is one in san francisco union square.

demonstrators waved flag and denounced the current iranian regime. >> as a 90-year-old i want them to know that i am with them. i will promise to be their voice and speak out for them. >> the 22-year-old woman whose death sparked the demonstrations died in custody after the iranian morerality police accused her of not wearing a head scarf. >> family said she was perfectly healthy. >> and reservist are deployed to fort bliss, texas. over the next year, they will make sure troops are physically fit before heading off to duty. >> we support medically the troops that are leaving out other countries other states and we complete the health readiness

and there to support in case they get injured. >> and a lot of preparation went in ting f the deployment and thank on line video chats they will keep in touch with their families. >> and the president of portugal visited the bay area and visited the san jose community. they had lurch with local residents and complete with live music. he will take part in a number of portuguese community events while he's here. while you are here fighting underrepresentation in the skies. coming up how a local pilot is helping young girls pursue a path in aviation. down loot the kpix app. that gives you real time news update and sign up for breaking news alert.

>> we point out not only is there a shortage of pilots in general but fewer than 10% of the pilots, fewer than 10% are women and that is motivating

a local pilot to get girls interested in going into the profession. a bank left turn and the plane seemingly rotating slowly and the valleys visible from the cockpiet window. >> i never have been on a small plane and it was cool to be four people in the plane and no babies wailing in the background. snshg it was one of girl and women offered a free flight and it is an effort to get women in the industry. >> it could not have been better. they were such good listeners and curious and kind to each

other and observant and watching what was happening and asking questions about techniques. >> the dream of many pilots never make it off of the ground. only 6% of all licensed pilots in the united states are women. christine was interested in aviation since she was a teen and didn't find the time or money or confidence to pursue the passion until she was in the 30s. >> i basically thought that aviation was too expensive for me and i probably would never do it. i almost just shelved it, not too sadly. i just thought that was out of the realm of possibility for me. >> now she wants to give a lift to dreams of girls like lorenment >> i wanted to try to fly and see how it is, just a few people on the plane. >> this is kpix five.

>> and the local chapter of the experimental aircraft association hosted the young event for girls. we'l

>> big crowds in san francisco's district today. the folsom street fair returned. the event celebrated alternative sexualit. sexuality communities. many people brought out their best leather of outfits. everywhere, it was a fashion show of sorts. it's been going on for more than more than 30 years and is one of one of the world largest weather weather events in the world. >> it's a beautiful opportunity to experience people expressing, expressing themselves, living their life the way they want to, , and being free to be themselv.

be themselves. >> if you wondered what happeneo the 49ers, have we got the show for you. game date is next. have have a great weekend.

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this start? it game to forget. align issues and russell wilson. wilson. that last denver drive. now, 18-4 against san francisco and only the second time in nfl history that the game ends with an 11-10 final. that's go to the the mile high city. jimmy garoppolo, back as starting quarterback. kyle shanahan and denver, the city where his fathr his father led the broncos to two super bowl titles. second drive for san francisco. quick pass, brandon, touchdown, first of the season. they led 7-0. russell wilson and the denver offense struggled against san francisco's defense. brought down by jackson, his first carer sack, forcing the broncos to punt .7-3 at the half. first possession. nick bosa used his g his leg. fourth sack of the yea. the year. they were booed