studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> tragedy near san jose state university. a student athlete, seen right here, riding a scooter, killed in a crash. now police investigate while a family grieves.

something we haven't seen in a while, cool and breezy. those conditions are on tap. we'll let you know how that will fit into your we can plan. plus this. christian mccaffrey, just touched down, can tell you how excited i am to get to work. i'm fired up. smacked young, rich, and coming home. the former star returns to the bay and suits up. happy friday, everybody, i am reed cowan. let's begin with a san jose state freshman who died in a crash. he was riding a scooter and collided with a bus. kpix 5's ryan yamamoto joins me with more on this tragedy. >> that teen who lost his life was a student athlete print that crash happening before 7:00 a.m., near the campus of south 10 and he was writing an electric scooter and hit a school bus per the university has confirmed the student as 18-year-old freshman football player, camden mcwright, who

played running back. he was from southern california. this comes a day before he and his team were set to travel to new mexico to take on new mexico state. the bus involved belonged to the san jose unified school district, carrying about 14 students at the time of the crash. none of the students were injured and were able to get on another school bus to go to school. >> at this point we don't know who is at fault here it is something we will continue to investigate. we can't stress enough the importance of pedestrian safety. >> san jose state said the campus is grieving together, and counselor support is available for students and staff. that schedule new mexico state game scheduled this weekend is now pending. san jose state says it will do what it needs to for its students. there will be more tonight with dog when .

this is on stockbridge avenue, investigators have been there since last i tried to figure this one out. the county crime scene lab brought in cadaver dogs, because they picked up a sense of possible human remains. a car four feet underground may have been there since the '90s. so far they say they are not going to report any evidence of a crime, and they want to make it clear. they save the current owners have no connection to that car. house committee investigating the january 6th attack on the capital just subpoenaed former president donald trump. skyler henry picks up from here on capitol hill. >> hey, reed, good to see you. members feel as if they have overwhelming evidence, including from the former president 's appointees and staff, that he was personally responsible and oversaw the multipronged effort to try and

overturn the 2020 presidential election. now they are calling on him to testify under oath. >> there are nine ayes, zero no's. >> nearly a week after voting p , the panel wrote it had assembled overwhelming evidence that he personally orchestrated and oversaw a multipart effort to overturn the 2020 presidential election, and to obstruct the peaceful transition of power. >> we must seek the testimony under oath. >> the committee demanded the former president testifying under oath by november 14, they also requested he provide documents including personal communication he had with members of congress and extremist groups. the subpoena comes the same day a judge sentenced steve bennett to four months in prison for defying a subpoena from the committee. outside the courthouse the

former chump remained defiant and looked ahead to the midterms. >> on november 8th, there is going to have judgment on the illegitimate widen regime, and quite frankly and quite frankly, nancy pelosi and the entire committee. >> the judge held off on imposing the sentence while banning appeals. >> house committee has until the end of the calendar year to finish up its work, including a final written report. as for steve bannon, he is the first to be sentenced to prison time and the fallout of the january 6th attack. we should also mention the former trader adviser, peter navarro, will be scheduled next month. first alert weather now, and a live look outside, it might actually feel like fall this weekend. chief meteorologist paul heggen as we turn the page. >> temperatures are back to normal this time of year, even below normal, 59 downtown, 63 in oakland, 57 at half moon

bay. inland temperatures are in the 60s, north of the golden gate, only around 70 at san jose, low 70s for the warmer spots in east bay, and temperatures are a good 10 to 15 degrees below where we were on thursday except in san francisco and half moon bay, that cooldown kicked in already yesterday. temperatures will be lower as we head into the weekend. saturdays hi temperatures are a good several degrees higher, but saturday and sunday , the winds are going to be noticeable somewhat of a factor as we plan ahead for activity. we will track those wind gusts coming up in the full forecast. >> thank you so much and happy friday. the 49ers got a big boost to many of you in the bay area. more on the return of christian mccaffrey with andrea nakano. >> the 49ers acquiring christian mccaffrey from the

panthers. he is one of the best weapons in the nfl. in 2019 he became the third player in league history with 1000 yards rushing and receiving in the same season. now he joins an offense with deebo samuel and george kittle. >> in my opinion, one of the most explosive offenses and running teams in the league. i think that's what i most excited about, getting to meet the guys in the locker room, but how could you not want to play here as an offensive weapon? i externally fired up. >> fitting in very well care with the 49ers. shanahan did not specify whether he is going to play, but i think he will be in for a few third down plays. >> thank you so much. stanford football treated more memories at your new home, that was at cmc 22 wishing

him well back. hear what twitter has to say about the buying of the company by elon musk. single parents balance

call it wall street relief, nice way to end the week, the dow is up 748 points today, the nasdaq gained 244, and the s&p 500 was up about 87. been talking about this story and a bit lately, twitter is refuting reports elon musk planned wide company layoffs after buying it, so damage control. about 7500 of the social media company employees would lose their jobs once that purchase goes through. however, corporate documents do say that even if elon musk doesn't buy the company executives plan to cut costs by about $800 million. you're watching that close, we know it matters to you and your families. a san francisco woman who started her own business is on a mission to help other women who are struggling, specifically, single parents. census figures out there show about 1 in 4 children in the united states live in a single-parent household. kpix 5's len ramirez introduces you

to the ceo honoring these parents and honors her own mother. >> sophia is a single mom, who balances work and home life all under one roof. >> the pandemic has proven not that easy. >> working remotely as an administrative assistant for a healthcare company, her living room is both a professional office and a nurturing supportive environment, for her 13-year-old special needs son, caleb. there's no way around the daily struggles that go on, but now at least there is a little recognition. sophia was nominated and became the first recipient of a unique awards program that gives cash to dedicated hard-working, and deserving single parents. it is called the mama bear 's foundation. >> it makes me feel special like someone is thinking about me. wow. at the end of someone's day they decided to

help. >> it is just crazy to see where i started. >> mama berries was the result of entrepreneur sean berries . and she was raised by her own single mom, ms. cordova. for shan, mom's place is still the one supportive environment that allowed her to grow and become successful. >> so yeah, this is my office. >> it's also the earth place and company headquarters by shades for shan, a company she runs with her sister, erica. >> she did make us pay utilities, so we pay the lights. [ laughter ] >> shan was already a

well-known bay area broadcaster when she launched the company four years ago, but she never forgot the struggles her mom went through to raise her and erica as a single parent. small business owner. and immigrant. from ecuador. >> it makes me so proud. i am sorry. >> the sisters formed the foundation as a tribute to their mother read >> you are always trying to make me so happy, you are always trying to put me very high up. >> the cosmetics line is expanding quickly. shan and erica just signed a deal with jcpenney and will be launching 610 stores this holiday season. >> i'm going to reward you with $1000 -- >> the success has allowed shan to expand mama berries to more single parents. >> if it is back rent, groceries, daycare, you name it, there are so many things that, as a single-parent, these

bills pile up, and there's nowhere you can really go to for help. and there is no sources for these people. so we are that source for them. we are that support. and he really hope we can continue raising awareness for single parents. >> for shan and erica it's giving back. for single parents like sophia, it's giving their all every day, and for both mama berries is proof that just because you're single, it doesn't mean you are alone. >> there is a village of people who are willing to help you. >> in san francisco, lynn ramirez, kpix 5. back to the 49ers now as they get ready to face iefs, this sunday at levi's . charlie walter shows you they will be going in with a chip on their shoulder. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report . >> red and gold report time. massive game for the 49ers this weekend with the kansas city chiefs at levi's. patrick mahomes means tough memories are brought back to life. sunday will mark the first

regular-season meeting between the 49ers and chiefs sensible 54. kansas city of course won that game, 31-20. san francisco led that game by 10 points before the chiefs scored 21 unanswered in the fourth quarter. it was that type of game that surely caused sleepless nights at coach 's house. and he says it still stinks. >> that we lost . i had to watch it these two days, but i don't like watching it. but i had to watch it for schematics and what our history is together. >> you get caught up in the emotions of how you felt in the game, but you try to see what type of plays they are trained to use against us to see what they might try to come up with on sunday. >> with the red and gold report, i'm charlie walter. >> thanks, charlie. our kpix 5 sports team has a covered on

all things 49ers, watch the red and gold report tonight at 7:30 right here on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs news bay area. let's check the weather into the weekend, chief meteorologist, paul heggen? >> it might be a bit chilly tonight. we can certainly hope this next storm system will bring us rain. it is delivering to the pacific northwest, but it's going to be a dry cold front driven through the bay area overnight into early tomorrow morning. the bulk of the energy with the storm system will slide to the great basin. it is going to be cooler, definitely breezy, as we head into the weekend, but unfortunately nothing more than a few passing sprinkles in terms of moisture, but just cooler weather to enjoy after the record-setting temperatures we had a few days ago. we will freeze the maps early tomorrow with passing clouds, but the best chance of showers is going to be in the high sierra, and even there it won't amount to a whole lot, maybe a dusting of snow, maybe enough rain to wet the ground. then we will see sunshine to the rest of the

weekend, the next system lining up for the pacific northwest is also going to miss us to the north. wind gusts are noticeable, they will be noticeable this evening, tapering off , and watch the sun tomorrow, wind gusts will be in the 20-30 mile-an-hour range inland, while on the coast we are talking about 30 to 45-mile-an-hour wind gusts. those will die down once the sun goes down, but then it will pick right back up with the msu getting squeezed by the proximity of the storm system, 25-35 mile-an-hour gusts. we do have to watch the fire danger, but it doesn't look like it will be off the charts , because that intrusion of marine air into the inland parts of the bay area over the past couple of nights. the marine air has refused to budge around san francisco, only 59, low 60s across the bay and oakland. inland

temperatures, 60s and 70s in santa rosa to low 70s inland and the east bay. tonight we'll retreat to the 50's, slightly above average with a layer of clouds moving and acting like a blanket holding in some warmth near the ground, but temperatures tomorrow, 5 to 10 degrees below normal. 60 along the coast, mid 60s around the bay, a mix of upper 60s and low to mid 70s further inland, similar temperatures again on sunday. so if you have some other plans for instance, going to dog fast and oakland from 11:00-4:00, the high temperature will breach the 60s. despite the sunshine breaking through in the afternoon though, it will be breezy. let's take a look at the seven-day forecast. no major changes around the bay, san francisco, and oakland, and not too much change to san jose. it will be cooler than average weather pattern over the next several days, kind of a nice change from the substantially above average temperatures. cool air will

make its way in by wednesday and thursday, but once again, just additional cloud cover, no substantial chances of rain for october, reed. thanks so much. still ahead, tired of the trash? taking action. our community highlighting voluntary efforts to clean up our

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.

makes you wonder where they are going, right? look at this. people in our community, finding solutions. getting out there to help her these are volunteers or they say they are fed up with the state of san francisco streets. and they are going to take matters and trash into their own hands. they call themselves refuse refuse, and they hold regular trash pickups all over the city. they hope to motivate all of us to do what they do, to volunteer, take action, have some pride, beautify our neighborhoods, like this one. the organization is planning a big cleanup tomorrow that will

cover all of san francisco. if you want to volunteer, be part of a community effort, join one of the dozen neighborhood trash pickups all around the city. good for them. bay area foodies, this one is for you. san francisco restaurant week starts today. get ready to eat up, belly up to the bar, restaurants tried to draw in customers with special deals and menus. the organizers hope that customers will explore new places at a discount or even save money enjoying their old favorites. >> the lunches are from $10-$30, and dinners start at $30-$75. these are multicourse three, sometimes four, course dinners. >> another place where you can get to know your neighbor, right? you will have a ton of choices. 190 restaurants around the city signed up. restaurant week runs through october 30th. coming up from strange to spooky , we'll take you inside an iconic bay area home transformed for halloween.

you know it well, it's back after a two year hiatus, talking about winchester mystery house, is bringing back its famous halloween haunt. it is considered one of the most haunted places in the world. >> right over our heads we hear something. >> yep, plenty of people have explored the long hallways, winding staircases and doors that lead to nowhere. the lights and 24,000 square foot house will be dimmed and you can go on a self-guided tour. it features actors in costume and a lot of creepy decor.

staircases that go to nowhere. that's it for kpix 5 news at 3:00. ul will

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