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carjackingnd oot t. the in alameda . what investigators have learned about a car dug up behind a home. khargiv a full wrap-up of the gubernatorial debate as we head into the final two weeks before midterms let's start out in alameda county where a police chase ended up with officer shooting and killing a man after a traffic stop and then an attempted carjacking. >> it was a wild morning meeting not only to the death o the suspect and an officer bein injured. also clues in a earlier rob ring in emeryville. a disturbing scene it 10:00 this morning. a man showed up t his exes home causing an

argument. neighbors were able t get him out of the apartment. witnesses say he took out a gun and began shooting randomly. h was still shooting as he got into his car and drove off. officers found and chased him a he got on the 580 eastbound. he got off on the eden canyon offramp. they performed a p.i.t maneuver causing his car to lose control. the suspect got out and ran off. police say he attempted to carjack another car at gunpoint. he died at the hospital. officers say the suspect was driving unusually slow during the pursuit . >> as we pick up the vehicle an began to follow what, he is traveling at a low rate of spee which is concerning. officers are concerned that is she tryin to lead us into an ambush or attack .

>> investigators say an officer was hurt while trying to stop the suspect. an officers leg wa pinned to the door after the suspect ran the car into the cruiser. that officer is expected to be okay. the same suspect tried to carjack a separate car in emeryville earlier this morning. they have not released any other details on that incident yet. kpix5 new details found buried in the backyard of a home. radar was used to examine the scene. it was a long stockbridge avenue. they say they did not find anything unusual or suspicious. they did not er man re onrdws up that mercedes. and palo alto police reported the car stolen three decades ago investigator believed that the cars are ther instead . officials say the car

was buried before the current homeowner purchased a house an they have no idea why the car was buried in the first place. let's talk midterms. it i the last day to register to vote. those mail-in applications must be postmarked by midnight which is also the deadline for you can send in an online ballot. you can conditionally register in perso the day of your vote now throug election day. your ballot will be counted once your registration is verified. khargiv governor gavin newsom went into gubernatorial debate he agreed to. we have the highlights. >> reporter: you are asking voters for four or more years. do you commit to serving all four

>> i was out of state for a few hours to take on his party. donald trump and what they are doing to democracy. they are banning dogs. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom dismiss speculation he i focus on a presidential run. he has barely campaigned a trump this year but has spent money o ads in florida and texas which are anti-abortion states. senator brian dally owns a trucking business for not standing up to big oil. he blamed newsom's policies for high gas prices. >> i know that your friends and the people you run with can afford to live in california. the everyday middle-class californian is suffering from the policies you have put forth at the same time, we have no

water or electricity. there is no plan. just to money added. >> reporter: pre-submitted questions focus on homelessness >> what are your impressions of the states of san francisco ? >> i love san francisco. i loot used to bring our sons down here because there is so much awesome culture. i do not anymore. in san francisco, i do not feel safe. i want to drive crime down in california. >> newsom said he gets proud of the unemployment rate. >> i am glad we are providing $9.5 million which is more relief checks over $3 billion has already gone out millions more will be going out to the end of the year to offset thes rising costs and inflation. >> reporter: in san francisco, kpix5. a poll from last month

showed newsom with the hugely with 53% of voters responding. only 32% said they would suppor senator brian dally. if you did not catch the debate you can watch it tonight on cbs news ba area. two city council members are in a close race. lawrence taylor and shane are in a dead heat . taylor is a moderate wit the endorsements of a number of northern california mayors including libby shaft. he is seen as being more progressive and has support from local labo unions. mayor shaft appeared on the news this morning to talk about her city's future. the number one priority should be increasing police staff. >> put back this integrated model of convention, intervention and enforcement t come really recapture the gains we have made in public safety a well as to address quality of

life crimes like broken car windows. >> meanwhile in the south bay, the race for san jose mayor is heating up . there was a forum last night and to give you an opportunity to hear from the candidates. they address issue from the economic recovery of downtown san jose to gun violence and crime prevention. one audience member asked how they plan to address neighborhood concerns regarding affordable housing? >> we have a lot of residents who have seen affordable housin that has been robust and helpful. it should not be the developer that neighbhood leaders who have had the experience talking to other neighborhood leaders about how they have made it work. >> we are responsible or should

be responsible for making commitments as to what we will do to make this an improvement to your neighborhood. and that is really what i am trying to focus on. what are the communit benefits that we can help brin forward with this development. >> a lot of experts say that yo can expect a tight race for the in november. khargiv faith leaders i supporting prop one which would amend the state constitution to establish the right to abortion. >> most traditions have failed to listen to the lived experiences of women especially women on this topic. some people of faith including politicians , people from all walks of life exploit faith-based beliefs as a cover to overturn and undermine decades of protections . >> of course a lot of faith leaders are not on board with prop one. the archdiocese says

is number one priority is the defeat of that ballot measure because it is at the disturbing indication of our political climate. there is a silver lining. we take a look at christian mccaffrey's debut in today's re and gold performance. people living in this black enclave are fighting for ownership of a place they call home. we will have that story coming up. the last full week of october. we saw the windy conditions

we want to get to a developing story from san francisco. a car struck and killed an elderly pedestrian at 24th avenue and santiago . the car also struck and injured another pedestrian and also had several other cars. police say the driver remained on the scene. a debate is raging over how to renovate a predominately african american housing development. as john ramose explains, the residents have a plan that would allow the community to control their own

destiny. >> reporter: the golden gate village was a national model fo government housing serving the african american community transported to the area as ship builders during world war ii. he has lived here for more than 40 years . >> it started about 2008 or 200 when they started neglecting th property. >> reporter: weather from neglect or just age, the golden gate village housing project ha fallen into disrepair and needs a massive renovation that will cost tens of billions of dollars. she says that the county wants to demolish the ol concrete towers and rebuild the housing complex from scratch. many fear that would price blac renters out of the area. the residents came up with a different idea. >> our plan is a limited

acquitting housing co-op. >> reporter: the village for transfer to a community land trust that would put the residence and control of the property. it would give renters something that most never dreamed of, a chance at home ownership. most of the resident do not have the income for a traditional purchase but they could invest what they are currently paying for rent into equity share of the property. they would then get the appreciation of whatever their stake was if they should leave even though it is someone else' property e has taken good care of her apartment and she thinks this would encourage others to do the same pick >> when it belongs to you, you take better care of it. plays everyone from the government to the residents themselves have contributed to the condition of the complex. the hope is that giving people a sense of ownership will become a sense o pride. john ramose, kpix5. a tough weekend for the

49ers losing to the kansas city chiefs. the teens nova star shows some promise in his debut >> this is a volkswagen red an gold report. this reticle repor fittingly originates from levi stadium one of the graves leading up to the chiefs 49ers game was christian mccaffrey. the niners unwrapped it shiny new troy pick >> this was a weird week for me and for them. i didn't know what to expect. >> it was his 49ers debut. he finished for 62 yards on 10 touches. they expect him to hav a bigger role next sunday as it gets more comfortable with the offense. >> he will definitely help us out . >> no one cares if i got here two days ago or if i have been here since april. if i am out

there with the uniform on, i expect to be prepared. now is your chance to recognize her favorite super fan. get yourself on out and open up the camera app and scan the qr code . you will be able to nominate members of the faithful. that will let us focu on you. i first alert meteorologist is here . >> it is not as breezy as yesterday. it was breezy agains the 49ers yesterday. today we will see increasing clouds. we are not going to see a big falling out of those clouds. dr weather this week and slightly below average temperatures. there will be intermittent passing clouds. as we look int the weekend, there is a chance for some showers. saturday it

will be late in the day and until sunday. today, future cas tried to squeeze out a ribbon o showers over the north bay . this will almost all of operate on the way down. you may see a sprinkle or two on the windshield. the clouds will be with us to the rest of the day. mostly in the mid and high levels of the atmosphere. you will have to wait until further down the line on the seven-day forecast for that better chance of rain which is below a 50/50 chance. the best night will be saturday into sunday. it will not put an end to the fire season, but we will take every drop we can get. right now, th temperatures are fantastic. mid-70s inland. all of these numbers are almost exactly normal for late october . upper 40s tonight in the north bay valleys. low to mid-50s to begi the day on tuesday. the

influence of the cold front wil bring in cooler air and passing cloud cover will black a little bit of sunshine. temperatures anywhere between 2-5 to greece lower than average. right aroun 60 degrees right along the coast. near 70s around the peninsula. 70 in san jose. in the east bay, low to mid-70s. i should be a pleasant day over all. mid-to upper 60s for oakland and the east bay. further and then there are slightly above 70 degrees farther north temperatures slightly above 70 . temperatures will not change much over the next several days there will be a chance of showers on saturday and sunday. the coolest days will only be couple of degrees cooler. thing are looking good for halloween on monday. temperatures will b running pretty close to what is normal for the last day of

october . we will keep you updated as we get closer. officials are working with barr to make stations feel even more safe across the city . >> watch as anytime anywhere . catch all about live newscasts

i see it i including e-cigarettes.ooked 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.

d.a.r.t. is hiring new attendance to staff stations in san francisco. officials say th extra hires will be stationed all platforms and stairs. they hope to make the stations feel safer for everybody. >> in some instances, they are not necessarily equipped to dea with situations that the police are. they can deal with a numbe of challenges on our streets that do not require a police response. >> reporter: officials say that this will cost about $8 million still ahead, you have heard of the running of the bulls. have about the hurting of the shape. thousands of livestock flock to the she , streets .

we are highlighting an important issue during breast cancer awareness month. why i the necessary screening not covered by insurance in some states? we will investigate . that and more on the cbs evenin news

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in vallejo. we will have more o that story coming up at 5:00. separates were leading shee souther ancient hurting routes for winter grazing. this event started in 1994 but it dates back centuries. the route took them to choir countryside. and now it includes some of the busiest streets in madrid. >> that is not what you think you would see an up rustling european capital . >> that is it for us. we will b back with my local news at 5:00 no sheep. cbs news bay area i always streaming. have a great afternoon.

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