a no holds bar debate tonight between the two men hoping to win your vote for governor of california. >> you can tell a lie as much as you want, but people are walking with their feet, and they know it doesn't matter how many times you say it. it doesn't mean it's true. you're just laying out talking points, but no substance. >> fighting to leave silicone valley. answering to college students tonight. two shows in two bay area cities with two very different responses from police. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm anne makovec. we are about two weeks away from election day. today governor newsom went up against the lesser known underdog. >> it's the only debate that

newsom agreed to. kpix 5 betty yu has the details. >> you're asking for four more years. do you commit to serving all four? >> yes. i have barely been out of state. i've been out of state for a few hours to take on their party and their leader of the party, donald trump, who is a passionate supporter of. what they're doing in democracy, and how they're banning books. >> reporter: during the hour long debate, governor gavin newsom dismissed speculation that he's focused on the presidential run. he's barely campaigned at home this year. but has spent money on ads in florida and texas, which are antiabortion states. newsom called out senator brian daly, a farmer from northern california who owns a trucking business, for not standing up it big oil. daly blamed newsom's policies for high gas prices. >> i know your friends, the people you run with, can't afford to live in california. but the everyday hard working middle class californian governor is suffering from the

policies you put forward. at the same time we have no water, we have no electricity, we have no plan. there is no plan, just throw money at it. >> reporter: presubmitted questions from voters focuses on homelessness. >> what are your impressions on the streets here in san francisco, and what would you do beyond to declare a state of emergency? >> i love san francisco. i used to bring my sons down here before we had my daughter because there is so much awesome culture, but i don't anymore. i don't feel safe. i want to help these people get off the streets and drive crime down in california. >> reporter: newsom said he was proud of california's economic growth and low employment rate. >> i'm glad we're providing some $9.5 billion. over three billion has gone out. billions more will be going out through the end of the year to offset the rising costs of inflation,

not just gas in california. >> reporter: it in san francisco betty yu kpix 5. >> tomorrow daly says he is planning to drive the truck across the state and hold rallies to try to get out to vote until election day. >> where do they stand with voters? let's take a look at the polls. the polls were released at the end of august. support of 52% of the voters while only 25% said they would support senator daly. in that same poll, 52% of the voters said the state is heading in the wrong direction. >> regards to voters here in the bay area, we caught up with some as they were turning their ballots to see why they were so eager to vote. >> i think the problem session one for the woman's right to choose is very important to vote on. and i also care about the gambling initiatives. >> i wanted to get the property taxes down. we have a real big

homeless problem here. they need to do something about it. >> the state university hosted a mayoral form tonight, going to ask questions to the two candidates running for mayor. cindy chavez and san jose city council member omicveof adess the neighborho in ime pre concerns when it comes to developing affordable housing. >> we have a lot of residents in our community who have seen them coming into the community, robust and helpful. it shouldn't be the city communicating, but the neighborhood cities who have had the experience talking to the leaders about how they made it work. >> what people want to know and we are responsible or should be responsible for making some commitments around is what are we going to do to make this an improvement to your neighborhood to make it better, not worse off as a result? that's really what i'm trying

to focus on. what are the benefits to help bring forward? >> the recent polls have been showing mixed results. some experts are expecting the tight race in november. and now to elections nationally. democrats are on their legislative accomplishments. republicans mostly on the economy and crime. votes are being cast in many states across the country. >> reporter: on face the nation today, speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, says the results will be decided in the last minutes of the race. >> i see very clearly the ownership of the ground is with us. >> reporter: the latest battleground poll has the likely going to the republicans, the senate at a 50/50 split. >> i'm worried about the voter turnout among young people and working people who will be

voting democratic. >> they saw the summer following the overturn of roe v. wade has faded. trying to focus on issues like crime, immigration, and the economy. >> this is an economic and health crisis. >> reporter: in several key races, republican candidates have openly questioned the results of the 2020 election. >> i think trump won in 2020. >> reporter: warning the election deniers are a thread to democracy. >> no one of any party should be voting for people who are election workers. >> i ran twice and won twice. >> reporter: but former president trump repeated his usual false claims, then teased another run. >> in order to make our country successful, safe, glorious again, i will probably have to do it again. >> reporter: and president biden said in an interview this

weekend, he intends to run again in 2024, but won't make that decision officially until after the elections. >> and we do want to remind you, tomorrow is the last day to register to vote in the election. applications must be postmarked by then. early voting is open across the bay area. a big side show with a few hundred spectators in two bay area cities overnight. but each ended very differently. kpix 5 da lin shows us how the oakland and vallejo police departments had very different responses. >> reporter: neighbors say they broke up the side show pretty quickly. police watched the side show from a distance and did nothing. call it triple team action, three cars spinning donuts, people hanging out the passenger side window. >> there's too many chances of

people getting hurt. >> spinning, making a lot of noise. it happened at the intersection of columbus parkway and georgia street around 10:40 on saturday night. >> if one of them loses control, it will kill at least four, five people. >> reporter: neighbors say police showed up in 10 minutes. police tell us they arrested four people for spectating, failing to yield to an emergency vehicle. officers say they towed at least one car to place on a 30-day impound. this is a surveillance footage showing people leaving and driving away from police while neighbors are happy with the quick response. they want police to impound more cars and ticket more people. >> anger, frustration. just exhaustion. we're tired of this. >> reporter: once vallejo police broke up the side show, it appears some people went to the other cities including

oakland. this show took over 90th avenue. around 2:15 on sunday morning. someone fired a gun into the air. many neighbors say they slept through all of it. they're used to it. they feel helpless. >> it happens in a weekly basis. i mean it's to the point of where we don't call the police anymore. >> reporter: the police were there. two cop cars monitoring the side show from a block away. >> frustrated. we need more people. the police department need support of the city leaders. >> reporter: they blame the city policies for the lack of consequences. but the police department in the past said for safety reasons, they would try to record the license plates and go after the drivers at a later time. >> i can understand those people in oakland. i feel the same frustration. i'm worried. i'm worried because if they allow them to keep doing this, it is not going to get any better, but worse. >> reporter: police say no

reported injuries in valleja. there were a few connected to the side show, but we don't know if anybody was hurt. i'm da lin kpix 5. coming up, a warning from pg&e. we'll tell you what parts of the bay area could be out of power tonight. we will tell you why with the weather forecast coming up for a windy monday. and some changes ahead. we'll be right back.

pg&e is reducing the size of some of their planned power outages tonight. as of this afternoon, the power will remain on for close to 6,000 customers who were told they would have their power shut off. that included customers where they said their meteorologists are monitoring the situation and that some shutoffs are still possible, but they are mainly for customers in the central valley. if they are shut off, they will send you a notification. the first snow of the season is here. the uc berkeley sierra snow lab recorded snow that started yesterday at noon. this morning the lab said they received about 1.4 inches of snow in the last 24 hours. it all fell yesterday afternoon, but the cold temperatures, they

kept it around overnight. brian? >> it's chilly out there. i don't know if you have been cold out there, as clear skies, it means all the heat we generated during the daytime goes right back out into space. and low 70s in the warmer spots, but only 61 degrees at half moon bay and there will be frost on the pumpkin tonight or could be. it will get cooler with the frost advisories posted in the bay area. but where you see it colored in blue will feel like that with the lows in the mid-30s. the frost advisory right through tomorrow morning. in the north bay, you'll notice the lower elevations are the ones susceptible to this. in the wind sheltered interior valleys, not so much the higher population right along the bay shoreline. inland on the

corridor, it will be cool tonight. lows in the mid-30s. this will hold true out in the discovery bay at the antioch region as well. fairfield down to 44. 43 in vallejo. napa is just a degree above freezing. that means frost. santa rosa at 35 degrees. in the south bay, not so bad, but still the numbers tonight will be the first real chill, real bite in the air as we head into the overnight hours. but you know, it is very dry up top. slightly elevated fire weathers in the higher elevations and the stronger winds. tomorrow is the battle between the high. out in the eastern pacific with the low pressure off of san diego, finally begins to relax. the temperatures tomorrow will be plenty warm in the 70s. the futurecast will show there's

not much in the way that it will rain up in seattle tomorrow. a wet week for them. by the time they get down, it just knocks the breath out of them. the few high clouds by tuesday morning. and another system will come down, a little bit of rain, that's it. we will be looking for a pleasant week ahead. it'll cool down as we would head into next weekend. the same for the east bay. the numbers mostly in the 70s tomorrow. another couple of fairly warm days even as we would get fairly cool nights. everybody closed down in terms of any chances of rain, it doesn't look like it at least for a week. >> thank you so much, brian. coming up, the musical with a timeless message. on the

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one, two, three, four. >> the san francisco opera left some visitors behind the curtain. giving people the chance to learn about what it takes to put on a performance in the historic venue. kicking off the 100 season and the 90th anniversary of the opening. some high school students are dusting off the old musical 9-5. i thought it was a movie. you probably remember the movie

version. >> it is still relevant today. >> reporter: backstage it all begins with the iconic wig. >> she's a southern girl. >> reporter: a little makeup and vintage clothes. >> i play the character judy. i would describe her as very innocent, very sweet. >> she is just so resilient. >> i play franklin heart. he's one of the boys, he really thinks he's hot stuff. >> you get the picture. the 71 students in san mateo. putting on the show, the musical known as 9-5. premiering more than 40 years ago. the three women who

take on their boss. the costume may feel outdated. >> especially in workplaces and stuff. >> it is much more harder to detect. >> women are seeing in the show where you have women who are just looked over, and they aren't given the opportunity. >> there is room for improvement. >> reporter: the major plus, the students get to learn in front of their community. with the pandemic, it's an important step to getting back to normal. >> it's a slower process than we realized. just becoming themselves at this point in time in a way they couldn't two

years ago. >> being here on stage and knowing that there will be a live band, it's something i'm very fortunate and just grateful to have. in san mateo, kpix 5. and from the station, the screen coming up next. we'll tell you what movie will rain supreme at the box office. and a reminder to download the kpix 5 app. it will give you 24/7 access to cbsn bay area and kpix newscast and real time news updates. you can sign up for breaking news alerts.

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.

welcome back. wayne johnson set a new milestone with the latest movie. how did black adam fair at the box office? >> reporter: the crocodile crawled back to spots this week to fifth place on the ticket sales of $4.2 million. halloween ends drops from first place to fourth with $8 million as smile went from second to third with $8.4 million.

>> mom, dad? this is the day. >> george clone knee and julia roberts latest rom com brought in $16.3 million. good enough for a ticket to the second place debut. >> i kneel before no one. >> reporter: the new undisputed box office is black adams. the overpowered hero fought off all contenders to dominate first place with the $67 million opening. in hollywood i'm rick. already predicting "black adam" will rule the box office again next weekend.

halloween is pumpkin display can be found in will not bring on spring

creek road. the homeowner says he has more than 100 pumpkins on display, and he encourages people to park, walk up, take a look. a lot of houses are dressed up for the season. that one, the darker decorations complete with a moving clown and a giant spider. >> well, you may be putting a lot of effort into creating the perfect jack-o'-lantern this year, with a little science you can keep your pumpkin fresh until halloween. rubbing petroleum jelly or olive oil in the scarred places will keep your pumpkin from drying out and to keep mold away and spray the entire thing. it is important to bring your mpn inside when the temperature drops below 50 degrees . if you were correct in what you said earlier we should bring them in tonight. >> if you want to preserve your pumpkin, yes. don't forget to rub them with petroleum jelly. who knew. thank you for watching. game day is next .

>> news and weather updates are always on kpix.com. good night.

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