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an intense battle to claim the title of oakland's next mayor. two candidates who want the job. token plus a fall at facebook's parent company. what is sending meta plunging ? let's begin with meta , company parent of facebook. they appeared to be losing steam. kpix 5's anne makovec has more. >> meta has lost about a quarter of its value today . they are based in menlo park they are reporting a second straight quarter of revenue decline. the issues, and sales are falling, and stiff competition from tiktok. meta has also been all-in on virtual reality, the so-called meta-verse. this could be an indication that future bet is a flop. let's look at some of the ugly numbers today. meta stock fell 24.5%. now under $98 per share, that is its lowest level in nearly 4 years.

meta 's market value sink to $268 billion. that is down from more than $1 trillion in september, last year. overall, stocks were mixed today, the dow gaining , and the nasdaq dropping, and the s&p 500 also falling . the markets did get some encouraging news, though, as the government reported the u.s. economy returned to growth last quarter, expanding, 2.6%, reed. >> that is definitely one to watch. broken the other big story today, about twitter, tomorrow is the deadline for elon musk to close his $44 billion deal to buy the san francisco-based company. he wants to take it private. he posted a message to advertisers saying he's making the move because he believes it's important to the future of civilization, those are his words, to have a common digital town square. he added it is not for it to become a free-for-all where anyone can say anything

without consequence. to san jose where police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who struck an elderly woman who was pushing a stroller with a 3-year-old on the inside. we want to let you know they are ed to be okay, but this might be the cr they enter road, and all of a sudden a car blows through, causing the toddler to hit his head on the pavement. thankfully they both are going to recover. but then look close, these are surveillance images, and your opportunity to give that tip to police to get this person off the streets, keep an eye out for a dark, gray, four-door hatchback. it will likely have damage to the front driver side or recently repaired damage to that side of the car .3 suspects are meanwhile under arrest after a shooting at uc berkeley. near telegraph and durrant, gunfire erupted. one

died, three were injured. it started after suspects approached a group of men and started a fight. police took those suspects and recovered several firearms, including ghost guns, which means guns without serial numbers. it makes it hard to trace them. today, family and friends held a funeral for two brothers when gunfire erupted at a birthday party. the shooting happened, october 1st, near the oakland-emory border. neighbors there say about 30-40 teens attended the party. what started as a commotion turned out into an all-out fight. the brothers, 17-year-old jazz garcia, 15-year-old angel garcia, described as nice, caring, and always helpful. >> remember at secret santa, he had me, and there was a price limit, he completely ignored it to give me a nice gift. and i thought that was a reallynisture. and he did that for everyone, all of his friends, and all of his classmates. >> such a loss in our

community. two other uc berkeley students were injured, and are still in the hospital. the fight came during a surge in violence on oakland street.so far, no persons have been arrested. so, all that said, it will be no surprise to you, the crime and public safety issues are top of mind for oakland. it's a major issue in the race for mayor. kpix 5's listen walker looks at a candidate, thao . >> when people ask how we do it, when i tell them what they have to do, they come in and say we will spend the money, and you will make the sandwich for us.[ laughter ] >> this tuna melt is now famous and beyond. [ inaudible ] a

more serious [ inaudible ] >> discouraged by [ inaudible ] and worsening homelessness, oakland is heading in the wrong direction, he says. >> i know it's a rubik's cube for city governments, but that got to do something, because it's just and ows that in arworsthat feeling aracss oakland rvas the next mayor. >>you much focomi out and all the support. you know, i think the city is sick and tired of the status quo, to be very honest with you, the status quo that does not take working families into strong consideration. i am a daughter of refugees. you are working to knock on those doors to fight for the refugees, the immigrants. we are not just up

here. i am not your traditional politician, okay? you might be able to tell by the way i talk. [ laughter ] >> district for councilmember thao describes herself as an outsider with experience. >> so that's like the main difference . i have 10 years of experience, consecutive experience on the city council, and i have worked for five budget cycles. >> when it comes to the issue of public safety, and a surge in violent crime -- >> i am the only mayoral candidate who invested the most money into public safety, including violence prevention, violence interrupters. >> the election has also generated discussion about geographic representation across oakland's varying communities. >> on the way represent district 4, my lens at how i legislate and how i would lead the city is always through a

lens of those, lifting those at the margins, so we can all be lifted. >> housing homelessness the crime, and cleanliness, the challenges facing the next mayor is a long list. >> at the end of the day we have a mess that needs to be dealt with. >> and the feeling around oakland is that the stakes are high. >> i am the only mayoral candidate who can bring different sides together, and i have a track record of doing. >> in oakland, wilson walker, kpix 5. back over the bridge now, live look at san francisco city hall. you'll be able to cast your ballot from 10:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. , and that's where you can drop off your vote by mail ballot or get a replacement ballot. ahead, strong words from oakland mayor, and he is no stranger to those in the city. >> the mayor hast to send a message. oakland is not a dumping ground. >> is coming out of retirement,

pulling some crowds, too, and joining the race. how this candidate says his experience sets him apart. the 49ers and the rams, this sunday. we will look at the tools in the 49ers defense. live look at san jose on this pleasant afternoon, lots of sunshine, near-normal temperatures across the bay area

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food insecurity. they say they are making progress on a new potential food hub at this recreational center. if the fruit and vegetable hub is approved, the experience could help battle food insecurity. >> we hope to have events and activities and invite the community to eat. there should not be hunger anywhere . if we a we should have good food for our people, and this is a critical part of that. >> that is carolyn johnson speaking. city cancel unanimously approved to move forward with the hub lease negotiations. it will go to the full city council next week, and once approved, construction would take less than a year. so more now on oakland's race for mayor. it is a crowded race as you probably figured out. even former city council president is vying for the job. kpix 5 's donna lynne shows us why ignacio de la

fuente is coming out of retirement. >> people who run for office , while de la fuente is coming out of retirement. >> oakland is not a place where you can do [ bleep ] or anywhere else. >> ignacio de la fuente is fired up and fed up. he says oakland doesn't need any new laws it needs to enforce existing laws. >> we have the tools to do better. we care more about the lives and rhetoric than oakland. the sideshows , and homeless encampments. that is

why the 72-year-old is coming out of retirement. >> we are in deep deep trouble, i believe this city has gone into a i thwe g to have time digging out. >> on a recent sunday he attended service at first african methodist episcopal church. he told churchgoers his experience is what sets him apart from his younger opponents. >> i came to this city, 51 years ago, with not a penny in my pocket, and not even able to speak the language. an oakland embraced me, from a dishwasher, to machinist, to a leader city council. >> serving on the council for two decades, de la fuente left politics in 2012. >> i told people i'm ready to be an unpopular mayor, because the next mayor is going to be unpopular. >> he admits he is not a pc

type of person, he is a hard-nosed straight shooter who will get things done, and he wants the focus on two things, crime and homelessness. if elected he plans to hire more cops to bring the force to around 800 officers right now, the city has roughly 680 cops. >> the tools, license plate readers, cameras, and as mayor, i will give you the direction and political backing to do it. >> he says he would enact the homeless encampment policy enacted, but so far, has not been enforced. n or lose, de la fuente says this is his last run for public office. in oakland, i am da lin, kpix 5.

>> we have you covered on election night with three ways to watch, coverage begins at 5:00 on election day, here on kpix 5, cbs news bay area, and over at our sister station, truck three. it is rams week for the 49ers, and sunday's rivalry game could mean more for two of the 49ers ' defensive backs. >> time for your red and gold report on the active roster, he can make his debut on the next game on sunday. jimmy ward has had this game circled since lester's nfc championship. he took exception to have the rams celebrated, but there is one issue the hard-hitting safety who was playing with a cast over his broken hand. >> i'm excited, i just can't r

able to hit somebody. i get to cover, so that's cool, too. i take a lot of pride covering. i don't know, man. we'll see. >> with the red and gold report, i am vern glenn. the miami heat today. according to forbes, golden state is worth $7 billion, while the average nba team is worth about $2.86 billion. even if you won the powerball jackpot, you could buy 5% of the golden state warriors. just 5%. >> maybe you could get courtside seats, though. >> or the luxury box, something like that. let's take a look at the weather . a new update from the u.s. drought monitor, and the news isn't great. let's get your mind set to where things were set seven days ago. severe drought for most of the bay, but extreme drought far inland and the east bay, then exceptional drought through the central valley. that's the

word, exceptional. this is the new map, and extreme drought, the second-worst category, has expanded significantly to include more of solano county, napa county, sonoma county, and will look better. however there is good news, we have rain chances and the forecast for tonight, clear skies, cool once again, even chilly reganize its is passing clouds through the weekend, but we are dry on halloween, should remain dry for trick-or-treating. tuesday and continued wednesday, maybe into thursday. it won't be a lot of rain but we will take what we can get. you will have to wait for it. we will see an increase in the cloud color , some clouds farther up in the atmosphere for the rest of the bay, that will skew through. we will see more sun than clouds, and on sunday, any moisture this week and will miss us to the north.

it looks like a nice weekend before halloween. a lot of stuff going on the bay area this weekend. but we are waiting on rain chances, which should arrive tuesday, adding up in the outlook center, one of the branches of noah, and we are talking about a 10th of an inch of rain or so. will be in more densely populated parts of the bay area but some parts of the north bay, along the coast, and into the east bay hills, could pick up more than a quarter of an inch of rain. it dryness of the vegetation around the bay area. right now from looking outside, seeing clear skies as we loarth ba 70s, inland. those numbers will drop off early tomorrow morning. cold spots reaching about 5 degrees below average, we can handle that. low to mid 60s around the

bay, upper 50s along the coast with a mix of upper 60s and low 70s farther inland. looking further ahead to tomorrow afternoon, the halloween haunt on jfk promenade begins and continues through the evening. later appropriately, like you have to do for most events in the city this time of year. temperatures will be slightly warmer into the weekend, back to near average temperatures, pretty nice for halloween. a touch below number four into the bay area, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, because it's the last three days of the seven-day forecast it's a little too soon to be confident in terms of the timing, or whether it will happen in the first place. this one looks favorable, but we will keep you > thks ea a hot spot for food, housing, and entertainment. the plans for a new school at san francisco's mission bay. watches anytime anywhere on cbs news bay area. catch all our live tests, plus news and

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