>> he was a hunting. >> but no more, a reign of terror is over, how police

tracked down suspected serial killer in stockton, plus this. >> in oakland's rockridge district where players are not only encouraging but demanding that more housing be built in their backyard. we will have that story coming up. > >> elizabeth holmes back in court before a judge hoping for a new trial, what a star witness witness told the judge in his second time on the stand. so, you see the guy here, police in stockton and the rest of the men men that they believe killed five people in the city over the the course of about three months. it was a killing spree that began in oakland last year, year, michelle medina explains how authorities tracked down there suspect. >> reporter: stockton police say say the man in the surveillance video is 43-year-old wesley brownlee, now behind bars. he was arrested over the weekend wearing black with a mask around around his neck, carrying a gun. gun. >> our surveillance team follow this person while he was driving. we watched this pattern pattern and determined he was on on a mission to kill.

>> reporter: police say brownlee brownlee ambushed and killed five men in stockton between early july and late september. all but one were hispanic and some were homeless. the first victim was 35-year-old paul yola, his mother spoke to cbs news about her son's death earlier this month. >> i'll never get to see my son again. >> reporter: police say they were able to track down brownlee brownlee in large part thanks to to hundreds of tips from residents. renc this facebook group to help police. >> our administrative team has worked so hard with the community to try to uncover every stone, and try to identify identify who this person was who's been terrorizing our community. >> reporter: stockton locals are are grateful for the work of law law enforcement. >> this shows the diligence of our police force, and this commitment they have to the community. >> reporter: the suspect is being held in county jail without bail and is expected to see the arraigned tuesday on

murder charges. michelle medina, medina, cbs news, los angeles. > >> police have busted two illegal casinos operated out of homes in san jose. these people were arrested in the two underground casinos, police say two of the people were running the operation, five of them had outstanding warrants during their investigation police say they seized drugs and guns. >> there was drug use occurring, occurring, one of them had a firearm on them, the stabbing incident as well, this isn't a group of individuals getting together for good activity. >> these case files will be about that thick because police say they found a cocaine laboratory, and that the operations were being run out of of homes near north capitol avenue and avenue b in san jose. jose. > >> former there are no sounder elizabeth holmes was back in fort in san jose hoping for a new trial. the judge was questioning a key witness from her trial about his previous testimony. here's the

background, holmes claims that when is a former there are no slab director told her partner that he felt bad about what he said under oath. today he stood by the testimony and said homes need to pay her debt to society. society. new sentencing date was was set for november. > >> the new booster shots for children have just arrived in santa clara county, kpix 5 and maka because in the newsroom , and the big news is when can we get those shots. >> very soon, age 5 to 11 and start making appointment as soon soon as tonight, adults can already get those updated shots but it turns out that many of us us are not doing so yet. the bivalent boosters are available for anyone five years and older, older, but health officials say only percent, 11% of people who are eligible have actually gotten that booster shot. public public health director is encouraging everyone to get that that updated booster before getting together for the holida.

the holidays. >> you stay up-to-date and get boosted because you protect others in your family who are more vulnerable. if you're going going to have a holiday gathering, someone in your family is older, someone is immunocompromised, the family member will be much better protected if everyone else in the family has gotten their bivalent booster. > >> doctor cody says the new booster is important because the the updated formula is designed to help fight potential new variance. she said that 11% booster rate might seem low, but but it's actually higher than most other parts of the country. country. >> thank you for the answers. > >> today marks 33 years since the earthq, thatgnitud9 aker ha 1989, 63 people lost their lives, $6 billion in damage. the the san francisco fire department is holding commemoration events in front of front of the fire station 35 to honor people like this guy you

see here, going and where it's dangerous to save lives. the public event starts in about an. an hour. >> this was the biggest disaster disaster to hit the bay area in recent memory, but at least one local experts say as we got incredibly lucky on that fateful fateful day. >> if you put a gun to my set head and said your job is to take a magnitude 7 earthquake and put it in a place where it would be as safe as possible i would have put it where that earthquake occurred. >> why? a similar quake on a neighboring bay area fault would would have been unimaginably worse, we've got that story for all of us coming up at 5:00 with with liz cook and ryan yamamoto. > >> voters decide it's that time of year already members of san francisco's asian-american community pushed for voters to support prop one, city and state state leaders gathered for a news conference in chinatown this morning, prop one would put put abortion and contraceptive

rights inside enshrined in california's constitution. supporters argue this is necessary in case congress one day acts against abortion rights. >> while in the state of california, we have enjoyed the right to choose, that right is not sacrosanct. > >> opponents on the other side of the issue have argued prop one is too vague and lax language that would limit late-term abortions. > >> neighborhood groups rockridge rockridge district are not only welcoming affordable housing, they are saying we have to have it, demanding it, john ramose has the story of people saying yes in my backyard. >> reporter: downtown oakland isn't a ghost town but is not exactly teeming with life either. many feel that what's needed is to have more people living in the area. tina robinson works in the upper broadway shopping center and would love to do just that. >> i would move in there. i would, because i'm working right

right there. >> that issue is this former safeway shopping center, they rebuilt a new store next to it, but the old lot has sat empty ever since. the property owner has proposed other kinds of retail, the most recent being a home depot big box store. but, the city says that would violate violate the current zoning for the property. and besides, the community has s. >> the community wants housing at this site and we are here to support that, it's the best use for the variety of reasons. >> while other areas objected new housing especially affordable housing, local business and community groups are lobbying hard for it. the four acre site is next to a transit corridor surrounded by other high-density complexes and and could be built to just about about any height without overpowering other neighborhoods, or causing gentrification. >> this is a unique opportunity. opportunity. >> i would say so. this is probably one of the best locatis

best locations to put housing in in oakland. >> so far the current owner has only been interested in building building a strictly commercial project. but, attitudes are changing in the city. >> for decades, the problem was that the banks didn't want to lend in oakland if it had an oakland address and if it was multifamily, oakland got redlined. >> do you see that changing now? now? >> i think so. it's more clear to the banks that there's money to be rude made here. >> reporter: and more clear to cities that the vitality of their urban areas depends on having enough people and workers workers to keep things moving. in oakland, john ramose, kpix 5. 5. > >> jordan poole breaks his silence with warriors guard has to say about his dustup with draymond green, and what is lucrative new contract means for for players and their futures. for those of you who have hearing loss, how hearing aids became more affordable and how you can get them. > >> and i start to the work week

>> everybody's been ready waiting to hear from him, jordan jordan poole spoke for the first first time sunday about being punched by draymond green during during practice. it took 11 days

days after the dustup for him to to speak out and one day after a a huge payday, as is usually the the case he kept his thoughts brief. >> he apologized, and professional, now we are handling ourselves that way, ready to play basketball, everybody in the locker room on our team knows what it takes, championship, we will do that on on the court, and that's really all i have to say. >> as mellow as a word of prayer prayer over the weekend, they signed poole to a massive four-year extension with a reported $143 million, guaranteed, by the way. they locked down andrew wiggins with a $409 million deal, a huge investment into the team's rising stars, the big question, what does this mean for draymond draymond green? the defending champs are looking at a historic historic luxury tax bill with these big contracts, green could could be the odd man out, and if if you opt out of his player

option next summer, this could be his last year. general manager bob myers is aware of that. >> i think somebody smart was told me never make decisions till you have to. we don't have to make that decision right now. now. he's in a great spot. he's excited about the year, i don't sense issues there, he will have have a fantastic year, i think he will, he's had a lot on the line, and usually when he has a lot on the line he performs. >> the warriors tip off their season tomorrow night against the la lakers, the night includes a pregame championship ring ceremony. > >> on the other side of it, disappointment when it for 49ers 49ers fans, after yesterday's loss in atlanta, here's a vern glenn with the wrap up. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> the 49ers dropped sunday's game in atlanta default to 3-3 this season, the good news, they they still have a share of first first place in the nfc west. the

the defense had its worst game of the year, not a huge surprise surprise considering they were down seven starters, marcus mariota heard them with his arm and legs, he completed 13 of 14 passes and ran for 50 yards, they won the game 28-14, it didn't help that the 49ers offense failed to score in the second half. >> the sentences go 49ers had a standard of play, they had high-level, energy, 100% effort. effort. i haven't watched the tape but i don't know if we gave gave that today at every position. >> watch the film on the flight home get after it tomorrow and move on. we have big ones next week. >> with the red and gold report, report, i'm vern glenn. >> now is your chance to recognize your favorite 49ers super fan, get yourself on out, open up the camera, hit the link link that comes up when you see the qr code on our screen, when you do that you have a chance to to nominate members of the faithful, people who love the 49ers, will highlight these super fan stories. >

>> a look at our forecast with first alert meteorologist paul hagan. >> finally, some changes in the persistent pattern that was with with us for almost 2 full weeks for the marine layer, a june pattern, now we are in for a warming trend is we head through through this week and some light light offshore winds, i don't think they'll be strong enough to elevate the fire threat, but it's something we will keep an eye on over the next few days, noticeable tomorrow, temperature temperature speaking wednesday. right now it's nice, temperatures are in the 60s to low 70s around the bay, the cool cool spot at 67, 77 degrees, the the warmest location farther inlandd the inlandspots will be closer to 90 degrees about 48 hours from now, it's going to be warm, the fog will be too much of a factor tonight, some of it around the bay and the coast, but not making too much of a push into the inland valleys, the fog shows up in the

the bright white on future caste, the dull gray is the plant passing cloud cover in the the atmosphere, the sunshine not not blocking it entirely, and the fog should backup as we dissipate until noon. temperatures tonight dropping down to low to mid 50s for most of us, the warmest spots staying staying in the upper 50s, slightly above average for the middle of october without 40s on on the map, close to reasonable, reasonable, temperatures tomorrow 3 to 6 degrees above average, low to mid 70s around the bay, upper 60s around the coast and 80s inland, which isn't out of control, in terms of the warmth in this time of year, the heat will continue to build, so our heat risk tomorrow tomorrow will remain in the low category, watch what happens as we wind the clock forward to wednesday, we see moderate heat risk value showing up in the east bay, and in santa clara county, where temperatures will be into the 80s in some spots approaching 90 degrees, it's not not likely to set records, while while we are looking farther down the line it rain chances, they are outside chances for the the passing shower, friday night night into saturday in the 20%

range which is so low that were not going to put rain icons in the seven day forecast. at this point additional cloud cover, the system is producing that slight chance of showers and will drop our temperatures back to near or below normal in time for the weekend, miniature on the temperature roller coaster this week most noticeable inland, for the upper 80s in san san jose to around 70 degrees by by saturday and sunday, a similar temperature drop for him him and parts of the east bay and northbay, down into the low to mid 70s as we head into the weekend, along the coast you'll spend a couple days in the upper upper 50s once again. > >> elected leaders gathered over over the weekend to celebrate the long-awaited project aimed at increasing the safety of mount diablo's popular roads for for cyclists. by turnouts are now finished going up to mount diablo, saturday's cyclist and officials were on the mountain as those bicycle turnouts were completed, they were clapping about it, project started in 2014, 80% of the accidents on mount diablo happened around those sharp line turns, so

people did something about it, advocates really hope that these these turnouts will sharply reduce the number of injuries. still to come on kpix 5, hearing aids, you can now buy one over the counter, don't need need a prescription, and how much you can save and what experts say you need to know before you try out a new pair. join us every weekday for a live live newscast at 7:00 and 8:00 on our sister station and streaming on cbs news bay area, and you can always find us everywhere you are on

cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly whatheng because four out of five kids who use tobacco

start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31.

>> three words, check your numbers, if you play the lottery lottery you might look at your ticket, one of the winning tickets with those huge mega millions drawing was sold friday, happened at about near the pioneer shopping center in south san jose, and get this, is worth $270 million, and the person who purchased hasn't come come forward yet. there are two winning tickets in the united states for that one, the players players will split a jackpot of nearly half $1 billion, that store is set to receive an incentive prize also, they get about $1 million. today, millions of you can by hearing

aids over the counter directly from stores or online, you don't don't need a doctor's prescription, become a new fda rule that allows those devices to be sold without prescription for those with mild to moderate hearing loss. there are things experts say you have to know before you get one, you have to have your hearing tested so you know what you're hearing level is. doing that helps you to determine if your hearing loss is caused by a condition that may not need a hearing aid. check the return policy, fda rules say it has to be stated on on the packaging, and check the warranty to see if it covers maintenance and repairs. new rules aim to make this a lot more affordable. the average cost of $4500, from that perspective with average american, a pairing of hearing aids can be after the house and car. >> so this is another tip, look for the words otc or over-the-counter hearing aid on the package, if the product doesn't say that it's whatnot one of the fda regulated devices. for others with more severe hearing loss perception hearing aids are still the only

option. people under the age of 18 will also need a prescription. > >> still ahead, is not the reason fans typically break up, why bts are going on a dynamite hiatus for the next few years. > >> coming up on the cbs evening news, americans under freeze alert, and the major cities already seeing the first snowfall of the season, that and and the days headlines coming up up on the cbs evening news.

naomi: every year, the wildfires and smoke seem to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top two causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air. kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke. that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30.

>> k pop group bts, they are used to having an army of fans, they call the then the bts army, army, are joining the actual korean military. i've got an 11-year-old who plays that. i know all the words. mandatory military service in south korea is required for all able-bodied men ages 18 to 28. so, all seven seven of the mega millionaires have to go to the military service. there are exceptions for athletes and performing artists, the group's oldest member who turns 30 in december was already given a two-year extension to that rule. the bands managing company says they they plan to reunite as a group of around 2025, that will be a

convex special. >> it took seven people to make that song? led zeppelin had four four people. >> that reminds me of elvis, he did it. that's it fo kpix captios

>> o'donnell: tonight, drone warfare. the escalation in ukraine as russia attacks civilian targets with iranian-made kamikaze weapons. drones packed with explosives hit kyiv and other major ukrainian cities as police attempt to shoot the unmanned planes out of the sky. cbs' holly williams reports after a russian fighter jet crashes into a nine-story apartment building in russia. record-breaking cold blast. more than 200 million americans face temperatures way below normal as major cities experience their first snowfall of the season. we'll have the forecast. ripping off the government? the new report tonight that the trump organization charged the

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