> >> now at 11:00, he's back. this back. things are getting back tl to normal with draymond on the . how he played with jordan poolet poole tonight after that infamous practice punch. > >> he's accused of terrorizing d terrorizing and assaulting countless women in san francis. what the d.a. plans to do with n with an accused serial stalker. > >> and a call to action tonightn tonight on the stanford campus.t campus. what students are commanding in the wake of two campus breaks. >> and really unpleasant, and it it just hits you immediately. it smells like an out house. how long it could t to fix a fowl

a fowl smell leaving crockett rs crockett residents fed up. > >> but first we begin with breag with breaking news. minutes ago we learned a woman and child were shot in pittsburg. it happened just after 9:00 at deg at deming and civic avenues. the women were shot multiple times and air lifted to the hospitala the hospital. a preteen boy was also shot, but is expected to be okay. officers are reviewine cameras, interviewing witnessesd witnesses. good evening, i'm andrea nakano. now to the other top story, the warriors presean the warriors preseason wrapped up with all eyes on the key pl. >> draymond, jordan poole. >> kpix 5 betty yu was there toe to see if business was as usual. usual. >> reporter: it was a disappoing a disappointing loss for the wa, the warriors, but many fans came out to see how the team would gel and how other fans would react to draymond's presence on

the court. draymond green walked onto the court during the starting lineup introductin lineup introduction to cheers from the fans. there was no detectable awkwardness among the team after he punched jordan poole in practice. drayd in practice. draymond promised to work on himself during his time off. >> and that's the reason why wee we came because you wanted to see how the dynamics would be, you know, seeing draymond, and how the crowd would react, if they would accept him back. ths back. there's a lot of backlash for what happened in practice.t practice. but for the most part, it's probably water under the . >> to be honest, when i steppedn stepped in here, it was intriguing to see how everyone would react, but yeah, it's kind of like a memory at this point. >> reporter: christina green sad green said the fallout from the punch was a teaching moment. >> i tell my son everybody make. he did apologize. so you have te to apologize for your actions. >> reporter: the front office dd office decided to bring draymond back. >> coming out with kerr in thatw

in that interview saying, you know, poole was obviously in that decision as well. you neeo need to trust the team and what they have built throughout the. have built throughout the years. >> reporter: the night was filld was filled with thunderous cheers for klay thompson who made his preseason debut and ie shots. >> klay is like a hometown heroy hero, my daughter's favorite player, and he came up with th, it was great. >> reporter: after the game klad klay addressed the relationship. relationship. >> it was in the past and it way was very unfortunate, but i thik time will heal all wounds. i love both those guys. jordan ie is like a little brother. >> reporter: at the chase centey center betty yu kpix 5. > >> and stick around for highligs for highlights from tonight's game on tuesday. the warriors opened the season against the lakers. the team is urging fans to arrive early for the pregamp pregame championship ring

celebration on tuesday. > >> tonight a man accused of beig a serial stalker has been arresd been arrested in san francisco.r francisco. over a dozen women have come forward claiming to be his victims. 34-year-old bill hobbs was arrested today near ft. mason. hobbs is accused of terrorizing women for weeks in the marina and the mission district. victims claim he grabbed their bodies, kissed them, followed them, and entered their homes. after weeks of reports from victims, a judge issued an arrest warrant today. facing several charges. > >> the district attorney's offie attorney's office tweeted out tk out thank you to the members of the public, the victims, and the brave women who have come forward. and if released, many hobbs presents a clear and present risk to the safety of san francisco. > >> stanford university studentsd students marched through campus today demanding the university

take action in the wake of two rains on campus. last week a woman was rained after being dragged into a basement. in august another woman was abducd was abducted and rained in a uny a university bathroom. students are demanding that the universy the university do more to support victims and expel rapists. the university was in the national spotlight, committed by former student brock turner. > >> and tonight the bay area isnt area isn't smelling too sweet as we report residents and business owners are raising a stink over the odor hanging around their community. >> what does it smell like? >> an outhouse. >> rotten eggs, but with a cheml a chemical smell attached to it. it. >> pungent, sulfur smell. just really unpleasant and it hits you immediately.

>> reporter: this is not the sml the small town welcome people it in crockett want to project to the rest of bay area, but something is projecting. >> there isn't any foot trafficn foot traffic on the street. >> reporter: hydrogen sulphide s sulphide is coming from a nearbr nearby wastewater treatment plant at the refinery. the county issued a health advisory friday, and has been monitoring the air. exposure can cause headaches and nausea, though doctors say at low levels the gas isn't dangerous. not much is known about long-term exposure though. >> obviously we recognize that s that this has been going on forl for several weeks now. and so we we are paying attention to sort of the cumulative timing that people have been exposed to hyn to hydrogen sulphide. >> the people of crockett have n crockett have been breathing hydrogen sulphide. >> reporter: the problem has ben the talk of the town. people voice their frustrations at a packed town hall meeting thurs. >> we were sitting outside takig outside taking our break. that night i was so sick. i have asthma. so i coughed all night, hi a horrible headache, i was .

the next day i couldn't open upe up the shop. >> reporter: it is more than an. shop owners say it's dragging dn dragging down business. >> people don't want to stop. en stop. even the people in town aren't out that much. so it's been -- my business has been really slow. >> it is just so frustrating. jt frustrating. just fix it. just fix it. >> the operator of the treatment treatment plant tells us this all goes back to last month's extreme heat wave, which caused the reactors to overheat. they have to clear out hundreds of air diffusers in three reactors to make the smell go away. they just finished work on the seco, the second, and they will be tag be tackling the third next week. week. > >> tonight more than 80 seniorse seniors are displaced after a fire broke out at their senior living facility in oakland. res woke up to the sound of blaring alarms and dozens had to be rescued. >> it was very loud. no sleeping through that. still in their night clothes and their slippers, some were just in thr socks. >> 85 people live in the six-sty

the six-story building. many of the residents have mobility issues and they waited for the rescue from their balconies. te their balconies. the fire crews went from unit to unit to help them escape. it turns out the fire broke out in a fifth floo. a fifth floor unit. >> the occupant stated that shed she noticed a power strip that was sparking. it caught a blanket on fire open the adjacent couch. >> the fire crews couldn't get y get any water at first. the stand pipe in the building faid building failed to work, so they had to drag thousands of feet of hoses up multiple floors. ps floors. paramedics took three seniors to the hospital for smoke inhalation. > >> san francisco fire crews crod crews crossed a bridge to help e help take 68 displaced seniors out of the fire zone. that includes their pets. a puppy named grayson and a cat named buster got out safely. > >> well san jose police are invg are investigating the city's fourth crash involving a pedestrian or cyclist in the last 24 hours. the latest one happened at 9:30 this morning. a car hit a woman in a costco g

costco parking lot on automatio. she is expected to survive. this follows a deadly crash near the san jose municipal golf course at 7:45 last night. an elderly woman crossing the road outside outside the crosswalk was hit, and she was killed. the drivers in both cases are cooperating. > >> well still ahead tonight, are we paying a mystery surcharge for gas? a uc berkeley expert tells us why california is so vulnerable with the steep gas price hikes. > >> flu season getting an early . the california high school withs with hundreds of students sick.s fueling

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in a residential neighborhood of raleigh. the husband of one of the victims is speaking oute out. he says he found his wife and their dog shot on their front porch. >> i froze. i didn't know what to do. you know, could have performed cpr or something, but i just froze. i called 911. >> police say the teen is in thl the hospital tonight in critican critical condition after turning the gun on himself. > >> tonight, the cdc says the flu season is off to an early star, early start, and it could be a rough winter. in fact half the student body at one san diego high school out sick from an apparent flu outbreak. it started monday, doubled by wed, by wednesday, and now 1,400 stus 1,400 students are out sick. dos out sick. doctors say there's a reason behind the surge. >> i have never seen this many s many cases in so few days. >> the last two years people hat people haven't been exposed to

much influenza, so their immunity to it might be down, which is why it's especially important to get vaccinated right now before flu season starts to peak. >> almost all of the students td students tested negative for covid. the cdc says it is safe to get a covid booster and flu shot at the same time. > >> former drummer was suppose to play at the san jose civic cenr civic center today, but he tested positive for covid, forcing him to cancel the rest of his 2022 tour. it included more stops in southern california and in mexico. > >> well california has some of e of the highest gas prices in th, the nation, but some experts and the governor say prices here are much higher than they should be. reporter joy benedict is getting to the bottom of the mystery surcharg. >> reporter: from the pump to te to the tank, it's truly hard to. as the price climbs. >> this is just price gouging. >> reporter: harsh words from te from the governor who is demanding action. but how much

extra money are we dumping in our tanks? >> that adds up since 2015 to or to over $40 billion in extra pas californians have made due to what i call the mystery gasolie mystery gasoline surcharge. >> reporter: a mystery surcharg. bornstein is a professor at uc . he's been tracking prices sincee since the 80s. >> california always has a highr price than the rest of the coun. that is in part because we haver taxes and environmental fees. >> reporter: he says our speciaa special california blend only costs around 83 cents more a gallon. >> these days we are more than 2 than $2 a gallon above the rest of the country. >> reporter: where does the res? >> we need a serious investigatn serious investigation into why that extra amount that arrived in 2015 has never disappeared. >> reporter: do we know that the the price going out of the refinery is the appropriate price? does that look like a fair price? it seems to fail by the time i get to the pump or

is it failing the refiner. >> right now the price coming ot coming out of the refinery is pretty reasonable. >> reporter: so the $40 billionr billion over the course of seven years seems to be rolling when the gas leaves the refinery before i put it in my tank? >> that's right. >> reporter: in fact the refines the refineries control 50% of the retail market at the pump too in california. we don't have enough offbrand stations to bring the price down. >> one policy the state should consider is temporarily suspens temporarily suspensions when our price gets completely out of line with the rest of the coun. the rest of the country. >> all right, switching near. pl near. paul hagan is here. >> we've been in a weird pattere pattern where it has felt like june along the coast and even the city. sometimes late may. r may. further inland has been cooling down at night. even when temperatures warm up durig up during the day. we'll see a little shift in the pattern. te area of high pressure has been

blocking. everything else around it will be shifting to the east. you won't notice muce along the coast or the bay. but inland temperatures will drop off as we head into the weeken. your temperatures were slightlye slightly above average for inland parts of the bay area. w area temperatures. for the warmt the warmest locations right now in san jose. not a lot of variation. the fog will continue to spread across the bay well into the inland valleys by tomorrow morning. ad tomorrow morning. and like the past several days, it's going to take its time backing up. ly up. leisurely clearing trend. bt it's going to clear out with ply with plenty of sunshine inland as we head through late morning and into the early evening. ard evening. around the bay the clearing will take longer. alog longer. along the coast, the clearing won't happen. get used to the gray sky overhead throughout the weekend. tempers the weekend. temperatures tonight dropping down to the upper 40s in the north bay valley. otherwise the low to

mid-50s, which is normal for this time of the year. high pressure has been four to eight degrees below average around te average around the bay for the past ten days or so. now you he you have company. inland temperatures also about 4 to 8 degrees below normal. let's zoom in for a closer look. it will be a gray and just chilly, damp along the coast. 60s to the 70s around the peninsula and the south end of the day with mostly in the santa clara valley, 72 in san jose. inlandn in san jose. inland in the riess bay reaching up to the 70s. nod 70s. not bad for mid-october. fs mid-october. feels like fall. ts fall. temperatures only reached the low 60s in san francisco. w to mid-60s for oakland in the east bay. mostly 60s for the north bay as well because the fog is going to take a little longer to burn off there, so yl be slightly cooler. if -- temperatures will be well into the 80s. for the past few days we've been talking about this potential for an active weather

pattern to shape up for the end of next week. the following weekend, the rain chances were looking like they would be in the 40% to 50% range. and they have kind of squashed that. the rain chances aren't zero, but dwindling and it looks like wel like we'll need to wait for thar that weather pattern to shape up. oakland, tuesday, wednesda, thursday. slightly above averags average temperatures in san jose, those three days. wednes, days. wednesday, thursday will push temperatures into the 80s. then we're back down to near ave temperatures. > >> all right, coming up in spor, in sports, draymond wasn't the only one make

> >> the warriors ended the presen the preseason feeling pretty good. the drama is behind themr now. they're ed arety to defend their title beginning tuesday night against the lakers. klay thompson made his preseason de. he's definitely ready for ring . and draymond green is back in te back in the starting lineup. stt lineup. start play of the game.d play of the game. draymond finds klay for the the three. how many times have we seen that fm

that from them before? thompson finished with 17 points. jordan poole came off the bench, but d bench, but did share the floor with draymond. the floater and the pat, just the pat on the back from green. the dubs ball movement was in mid season form. steph to draymond to jonathan dominga. denver won the game. but the dubs and then is healthy. >> you know, don't take this tie this time for granted, playing r playing october baseball. we haven't done that in three yea. man, i was so nervous the wholey whole day and very anxious. i'm very happy with how i felt out there. it's something that i'm brand to build on. >> a return to san jose. burns was traded to carolina over the summer. two minutes to play. sn play. sebastian aho gives the cs a 2-1 lead. he had a chance to tie it, but rana wins 2-1. the

sharks fall to 0-3. they'll host chicago on saturday night. saturday night. > >> to baseball, bruce boche migt boche might be coming out of re. the athletic reported he met wih met with the texas rangers aboug about becoming their new manager. hopefully he wouldn't bring up the 2010 world seriesd series. and there is no skipping leg day or cardio. even for the playoffs in san diego. game three between the padres and the dodgers. trent gresham hit .184 during the regular seasons ancient history now. his third home run and the post season and the padres up 2-0. the 9th used to be trevor hoffman. time in san diego, and now it's josh hadder. he blows by the fastball by trace thompson to end it. the padres win 2-1. thy 2-1. they take a 2-1 series lead. > >> nick bosa returned to practie to practice on thursday, but still listed adds questionabler questionable. for sunday's game,

they're stadium, hosting the 99th meeting between the st. arrivals. jerry mixon will head to oregon in the fall. the irish beats the cats 10-0 to te to tie the bruce mahoney seriesg series heading into basketball. > >> and just another note, the ps the phillies win their game 9-1 to take a 2-1 series lead. > >> well still ahead how san jose is celebrating filipino culture with the mayor

> >> october is filipino history . tonight san jose raised the flat city hall. [ music ] [ music ][ music ] [ music ] more than 100 people attended the annual event first held in 1992. orgas 1992. organizers say october ist is significant because it's theh the month when the first known o known filipino set forth in the u.s. more than 435 years ago. r sam lic ardo wore the filipino shirt. >> those who have been by our se our side and, of course, those very many members the filipinon the filipino american community here in san jose who have enriched our community so muchi much. i just want to say on behf on behalf of the city of san jose, thank you. we honor you.e you. we're proud to be a