same thing with the inland in the north bay and east east bay. still warm. but is normally warm, and low 80s for the first half of next week before the warm-u >> dr. jill biden visited san fo today. she visited the cancer center to meet with researchers, , marking breast cancer awareness month. the first ladyd the first lady shared, once her friends were diagnosed with cancer, it pushed her to share awareness. >> i had four friends diagnosed with breast cancer at the same time. i thought, oh my god, what what can i do? i'm not a medical medical doctor., dr. of education. i thought, well, i have to use that. >> she joined house speaker nancy pelosi for a democratic conference at the fairmont. the woman who inspired the hit netflix show emma inventing anna, was released from iced attention today with some restr. today with some restrictions. she scammed her way into new yok society pretending to be someone someone else. she was guilty of swindling more than $200,000 frm banks and friends. she served her sentence but was jailed by ice. now she can fight her depo

were below average in the santa clara valley, up to to 71 degrees, warmer in the north bay and inland in the east east bay, 75 in santa rosa, 80 degrees in livermore for the warm spot across the bay area, we'll take that but it was cool by the water, 61 in san francisco and 57 degrees in pacifica, current temperatures 57 downtown and at half moon bay bay 259 already in, dropping quickly to 79 degrees right now in fairfield, in the month of october usually we are osa 20gre ff ain this afternoon, afternoo the fog will spread is we head through the rest of tonight pushing into the inland valleys by early tomorrow morning, a similar pattern to what we pat every morning so far far this week and every morning last week, that will back up toward the coast but it will still be hanging out around the bay, and along the coast is we head toward lunch time, seeing the sun shine through over downtown san francisco as we headed to the early afternoon hours on friday. temperatures tonight close to normal for this this time of year upper 40s in the north bay valleys, low to mid 50s elsewhere across the bay bay area, high

north bay, san francisco, and the east bay. a closer view and you can see that top-down view, mist and drizzle over the coastline, patchy low cloud cover over the north bay, east, and south bay. most of that clears out, with some of that lingering over the immediate coastline. temperatures do cool off a few degrees, bringing it back to 84 in santa rosa, and isolated heat back concorde with 87. it is looking good from oakland to palo alto in the 70s and 60s, from san francisco to half moon bay. we do get a little bit of wind next week, but it does not look like it is going to be fire warning status. we will keep a close eye on it, just wind of 10-20 miles per hour. we go from 90 tomorrow, 278 on tuesday. not a bad next seven days. we are ready to go for saturday and sunday. >> we are going to look up and enjoy this beautiful skies. >> >> new video of pigs causing big , big problems in the south bay. neighbors say they need help. >> a new study shows drug overdose deaths in san francisco and down. >>> while deaths were down 11%, numbers were still at racist levels. fentanyl is the biggest killer, accounting >>> they are big, mean, disgusting wild pigs, these are

we're going to see dense, low clouds and fog for most of our valleys overnight for the north bay east bay and south bay, not about along the coast and east bay shoreline, but we are going to see better lifting and clearing by around mid morning for most bay area cities and as a result of that, that extra sunshine going to warm up. temperatures still going to be about 2 to 4 degreet below average for most bay area cities downtown san francisco and oakland, 2 degrees below normal. upper 60's to low 70's with hayward at 73 degrees, concord and livermore in the low 80's. when you should be at 85 degrees this time of year, we're not going to reach seasonal temperatures until tuesday that some are going to warm up for most of this upcoming workweek peaking on thursday and friday with highs back in the low 90's. 48 degrees above average. no rain in sight for the next 7 days. but we do have our 10 at 10 outlook coming up at 10 o'clock. so stay tuned for forward to it. thanks. a lot them. >> all right. coming up, a whale gets a second chance at life after being rescued from being tangled up. next, we take a look at how crews got free. california,

just rounded out in this low grade that again stretches from north to south the coast to our east bay shoreline and those east bay hills going to be a similar time, a burn off as compared to yesterday, too. so if you've got outside yesterday and liked what you saw, make sure to do that again. he didn't like it so much. maybe adjust those plans a little bit. but on that extra layer this morning, we've got a few 40's up in the north bay with cloverdale and fairfax. well down into the 40's, most of us, though, well into the 50's oakland, san mateo alameda at 55 san francisco and berkeley sitting right now at 54 53 degrees later on today. temps right around the same as yesterday's will be looking at some upper 80's inland 70's by the bay and 60's at the coast. reyna on think of that, right? let's get a look at your bridge camps day traveling into the city right now about 7 minutes maze to that fremont street exit. >> san mateo bridge 80 to 101 about 12 minutes traveling across towards the peninsula. the richmond center fell bridge about 11 minutes tolls to 101. there. let's check on the golden gate bridge. 37 to the

north bay and inland east bay. upper-80s in the forecast as early as friy as friday and 90s as early as tomorrow for the east bay. we will keep you updated on that in in the weather center. if you're you're going to any events, make make sure you bring a layer. it is a little chilly in the morning, like right now but we will keep you updated. for now, i will send it right back to you. > >> the 49ers rollover the rams. vern glenn has the highlights. we will be watching them all day day long and all week long on the red & gold report. > >> a unique perspective from onboard an oncoming navy ship. how they are using this week to hone their own defenses. >> if you are watching the game, game, it should have been a confidence booster for the season. they are leading the -- here is vern glenn with the recap in the red & gold report. >> this is the volkswagen red & gold report. >> the championship game -- 49ers/rams rivalry has been oned been one-sided. san francisco has now beaten their southern california rivals seven straight straight times in the regular season. no love lost when these two teams get together. jimmy g

it's back to the low 80's for the south bay with 70's along the east bay shoreline 80's for our inland east bay danville, 86, while oakland and richmond at 77 north bay temps mostly in the 80's sonoma. 83 napa. 82 santa rosa down through center fell also in the low 80's. here's a look ahead. temperatures tomorrow at our very warmest as they promised. yeah. after that, we'll start to cool down a little bit by friday. it's j by the weekend, low 70's at or very warmest rain. john, thank you for that. let's get a look at your bridge. check this morning. 7 minute ride into the city. >> may's to that fremont street exit san mateo bridge. 82 want to want a 13 minute ride hate across towards the peninsula. if you're traveling out of richmond tolls to 101, still 9 still pretty quiet. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes on this tuesday morning. well, a jury has reached a verdict against ruben flores. that's the father of the man accused of killing kristin smart following a college party back in 1996. relive floors is accused of helping his son cover up that alleged crime. the verdict will not be ready until a separate jury deliberating

and south san francisco. up in the north bay, mid to upper 80's. still comfortable for the east bay. mid to upper 70's. could hit 80 in castro valley. you come out to the east and we have upper 80's to near 90 degrees. here is my accuweather 7 day forecast. thursday, the cloud cover will be high. it will hold our temperatures steady under that partly cloudy to partly sunny sky. a brighter and warmer friday with temperatures above average. 82 to 92 saturday. look at all that sunshine in the afternoon. sunday, the morning clouds over gets more extensive. the back half of the weekend is going to be cooler. and keeps going through monday and tuesday. >> it is time now for a consumer news. >> michael finney is here with a look at the headline including a laws this >> ianacticeans overng ents. allegesatnt than $6,000 for a t during an emergency room visit. almost 10,000% of the medicare rate for the test. in the statement to seven on a spokesperson says the allegations are false and we charge no more than a patient's deductible and co-pay or coinsurance. the statement also says we have no record of complaints about the care provided, the charges or the bill prior

east bay. 73 in oakland. over the east bay hills, a hotter 89 in walnut creek. redwood city, 76. and through the north in napa, 92 ukiah. the only thing that may be bothering you are your allergies. we'd love rainfall to wash this away, but we are dry in the forecast. we're already starting to run a deficit, anywhere from .25 to an inch behind. on my seven-day forecast, 60s for highs, and through the inland valleys, we're dropping into fall weather this weekend. saturday and sunday. >> ooh! >> fall weather! >> 70s are back! >> do the 70s ever really leave? >> that's a deeper question. >>> up next, we know wildfire smoke can cause a lot of harm. something else is in the smoke that could be damaging to breathe in. >>> we're learning more about the hazards of wildfire smoke. we know it carries harmful gases and soot, but new research shows it could also contain infectious bacteria and fungi. drones were used to study wildfire smoke plumes and found evidence they contain bacteria and fungi. a study that it led to an increase in infections in hospital patients as far as 200 miles away from that fire. this

and east bay and upper 80s in those warmest north bay valleys. it is going to get a bit hot again, devin. if you are in the inland eastfirst day of october is really a beautiful time of year. >> oh yes, it is. and it is working out as it should with the exception of this pretty impressive marine layer this morning. we don't typically get this gray from the marine layer in october. it is going to be sitting aro d. >> thank you. >> sure. >>> one of the fastest growing technology sectors is in design. few of the jobs are held by women or people of color. we are introduced to the jeffrey center award winner, an east bay man who is working to change that. >> i appreciate you. >> reporter: sean has taught thousands of students in dozens of schools that their creativity can change the world. >> i was thinking, how do i take my passions and my energy and help community. >> reporter: his story begins with his mother. >> change and change and change. >> reporter: and the small business she ran for 40 years. >> growing up, my mom is a single mother, immigrant. i spend most of my college time helping her at her furniture store in

our communities and the east bay as well as the north bay as we again begin to see that cooling trend that will take hold and continue into the business week . here's a look over the eastwhere areas yesterday morning waking up with sunshine this morning waking up at the cloud cover it will peel back we will be partly cloudy for most of us today partly cloudy to mostly sunny, partly sunny expected for the coastline and if you are going out for fleet week festivities, we've been talking about it a little bit this morning on the east edge of san francisco, you've got the partly quality skies. but on the west edge the fog and that breeze can be a bit cool. here's a view of what we can expect into the days ahead. so again, the low cloud cover there. you see it this morning more widespread. we are going to see a transition to a different kind of pattern by monday and tuesday. we begin to see that offshore flow and we're not looking at a heat up with this. in fact, temperatures are expected to remain very pleasant , even seasonal for this time of year, but it tends to chew away some of that fog cover because it's a drier air that moves in so partly cloudy skies and seasonal a

east bay. some warmer spots reaching into the mid-70s. not that warm for late october. mid-60s in san francisco and upper 60s for oakland and the east bay. 70s north of golden gate. as you go farther inland, more likely to reach the mid-7 others to upper 70s. temperatures from saturday so sunday won't change much. temperatures might be a couple degrees warmer sunday, but still very pleasant weather throughout the weekend. going to boo at the zoo in oakland, temperatures topping out in the upper 60s. the san francisco boo also doing their own boo at the zoo. low 60s in the city. and the all important trick or tweet forecast. low cloud cover and fog along the coast to make things spooky school. upper 50s around the bay monday evening with 60s north inland. temperatures cooler as the rain chances arrive tuesday and wednesday. we're talking about scattered very light rain showers. it's not a guarantee of rain. rain chances only in the 40 to 50% range, but hopefully that offers hope of november offering much needed rainfall to the bay area. >>> hoping there's no boo for the 49ers this weekend. the 49ers will get their first real look at their trade acq

. >> and the one just north of the city is east bay mud? >> yes. east bay mud discharges close to the bay bridge. all right. >> thank you >> and you see san jose there at the very bottom. okay. so all right i'm going to give a quick overview of our regulatory efforts as an out growth of our strategy, and i want say this sincerely we're fortunate in the bay area that we have a spirit of collaboration with regulated entities and why the bay area water agencies call themselves the clean agencies because 33 stewards and professional environmentalists and want to be part of the solution not the problem and it's our pleasure at the water board to have the organization that brings all of the municipal wastewater entities the to work with collaborative whether or not so this permit that the board issued in 2014 was a reflection of a collaborative agreement amongst all the parties to did these tasks, monitoring and analyze nutrients loads and though we considered possible limits we made an informed decision that we don't need to establish limits at least at that poi

and pacifica. downtown san francisco will top out at 69. north bay will see 78 degrees. sonoma, 80. east bay highs, 72 in oakland, 74 in castro valley. the inland eastay will have highs mainly in the upper 80's. 82 in concord, pittsburgh. brentwood up to 84. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. a sunny and lovely fleet week. gradual warming up to mid-week 90 degrees in lent on friday, then more warming going into thursday, -- gradual warming up to mid-week. 90 degrees on wednesday, then more warming going into thursday, friday and saturday. a lovely week for fleet week and for all kinds of outdoor activity. >> now, sports from abc7 news. >> good evening. the 49ers season hasn't gone according to plan so far. may be a bit of monday night football magic will cure it. they have won the last three monday night matches with the rams, and they will tie the steelers for the most all-time wins on monday with 51. another reason to be optimistic, they have a game changer like deebo samuel. did you know that shane he is wearing is called the game changer chain? it is a thing, and the 49ers head doesn't exactly approve. >> i was in big fan of the chain. i di

and the east bay. the warm spots are going to be around 72, 73 degrees. not that warm for late october. mid-60s for oakland in the east bay . not very warm north of the golden gate. worst of the note north a topping out in the upper 60s until you go much further north. temperatures will warm back up pic of you heading out to livermore to a pumpkin patch, you can enjoy temperatures in the 70s. the milder air , drier air sticking around for halloween. cooler temperatures will return along with the rain chances by tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. none of those things are going to be a wash out, but it is a long-awaited return of a decent chance of at least lights shower activity that should greet us for the beginning of november, which is typically when we start to see rain chances becoming more frequent, a little more substantial. fingers crossed. >> paul, thank you. >>> a new public school is coming to san francisco's mission bay neighborhood. community leaders and mayor london breed held a ceremony this morning. the school's main program will be pre-k through fifth grade along with a s.t.e.m.-focused mission bay hub for high school students t

north bay valleys head over to the east bay clean air. look at that green 70 at berkeley to about 73 at san leandro union city fremont and 75 to 77 in our east bay valleys. now, this is the high and low pressure that just continues that continues to go through the high and low, excuse me talking in my ear and for some reason that is going to be continue to pull away and then we'll see those breezy conditions tuesday and wednesday. now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez welcome to sports at levi's stadium and welcome to the christian mccaffrey era that is stanford man making his debut as a 49ers running back in the faithful. they love to see 23 in red and gold roll the highlights. here. he is in his brand new uniform the niners wearing the 94 throwbacks. so that looks good. kyle shanahan a new weapon on offense and mccaffrey his first carry. saw this so many times at stanford and when he's healthy in the nfl first down move the chains. he had 10 total touches 64 all purpose yards in his first game that led to a field goal niners defense flying around patrick mahomes picked up by telenoa who fungi. he's everywhere all the time tip by tashan gibso

east bay. pretty nice weather for october, but still cool here here the water, 60s and the city city is going mid to upper 60s for oakland and east bay. much further north, temperatures will will still be toasty for mendocino, reaching upper 80s to to around 90 degrees. what we could really use is a chance of october showers. we are getting to that chance where it's unreasonable to look for the in the forecast data, and we are seeing hints of that in the long long range data, beyond the scope of the seven-day forecast, forecast, from the strongest signal, to our north, there is a a strong signal from the bay area into the beginning of the following week, that last full week of october. but in the short term, just get used to what we've had in place. a few temperatures warmer on friday, but we drop back for saturday and sunday. in general, running below average near the water and and your average farther inland and along the coast i would not expect to see a whole lot of sunshine over the next several days with temperatures just hovering around 60 each afternoon, reed. > >> coming up, a cool surprise for this kid at the dolphin sho. dolphin show. let's s

degrees about 69 is what we expect north bay highs 80th, santa rosa 78 sonoma at 78 at napa as well east bay highs 73 san leandro 74 castro valley and the inland east bay will be our warmest region as it often is with generally low to mid 80s up to about 84 brentwood 85 at fairfield. is the accuweather seven day forecast week and expect gradual warming over the next couple of days up to about 86 degrees inland on tuesday up to around 90 on wednesday, then we get some summer like warmth on thursday friday and saturday with inland highs in the low 90s low eighties around the bay shoreline some upper 60s on the coast and cooling starts all over again next sunday. it's gonna be a lovely week for fleet week for all kinds of outdoor activity. no extremes in the weather range, you know something i like about you spencer your precision 716 of a moon out there that quite a half moon. yeah. 816 of course. oh, that's true. yeah, i had to say not quite and be more precise than not quite. wow. well, there's a reason why i'm in news because of my math skills, very poor not like yours spencer. thank you still ahead on abc 7 what's it like having xfinity internet

on due north, as you can see, all throughout the north bay and some good coverage for the east bay as well. right now, there's no statements for the eastut it's all concentrated in the north bay for right now. so putting this all together, we've got early fog clouds afternoon, clearing mild inland highs in the 70's tomorrow. those offshore winds dry, mild for those temperatures, 70's and 60's around the base will actually be kind of cool. even those that offshore wind and then for much of next week, sunny to start off that its variable cloudy for the rest the week and the weather pattern, which will show you later, it's in the right direction. northwesterly. that's we want. all the systems coming from. we may not get much from that this week, but that pattern is good. as the season starts to change for today afternoon, clearing mild 67 san francisco, oakland, about 70 68 san jose. the bigger board, you have lower 70's well inland. we'll get more into that all coming up. and just a bit 70. all right. thanks very much, dave. >> a noose over in center in san francisco is raising safety concerns awry center in the city's south of market di

east bay and north bay valleys. livermore 82 degrees with pleasanton in the mid 80's, though, walnut creek in danville. 82 degrees for your tuesday afternoon highs, berkeley in the low 70's along the eastreline at 71 degrees and widespread low to mid 80's for our warmest inland valleys in the north bay. vacaville, though, flirting with 90's at 89 degrees. but napa and sonoma barely in the low 80's with petaluma at 78 degrees. and those of you in santa rosa and avato very seasonal temperatures in the mid 80's at 84 85 degrees. so we're going to gradually warm up into the upper 80's by wednesday and then by friday, low 90's for our warmest inland valleys about 48 degrees above average friday through saturday, staying cool along the coast, though, in the 60's. ken pam, back to you. thank you. matt rees says san francisco's aquarium of the bay hosted the blue angel pilots today in preparation for the fleet week. >> launch party this weekend. the aquarium is celebrating its 26 years on the pier this year. >> 23 pilots got to enjoy the amazing water critters at the aquarium houses. if you haven't decided if you should join in the celebrations, the president of the aquarium. george jacobs tel

our continuing and then as we get into the second part of the morning early afternoon, beginning to see a few pockets the east bay the inner east bay partly cloudy for you there the north like we may see a little bit of clearing right over the peninsula for the second part of the afternoon, continuing to see those clouds pull apart just a bit and high level clouds expected to roll in. right about sunset temperature wise 70 degrees for santa rosa today. 62 in san francisco upper sixties oakland low seventies livermore 70 degrees over san jose will have a look at the afternoon highs for the region today, as well as the warm up coming our way in the extended forecast clotting. okay thanks. rosemary president biden looks to venezuela for help lowering gas prices. he's also now closing the border for venezuelans fleeing their country. when you join us over on ktvu plus at nine will explain why he says he's making that move. but first , the niners are set to face off with the atlanta falcons in just a couple of hours. next we're talking live with a bay area sports analyst for a preview of today's game, and you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing

north bay valleys. along the east bayshore, richmond is 69. everybody else 71 to 78. inland east bay neighborhoods, mid to upper 80's. here is my accuweather 7 day forecast and can see low to mid 80's pretty much the trend through saturday. low to mid 70's around the bay at low to mid 60's at the coast. possibly sunday and monday, little bit cooler weather. we only get 11 hours and nine minutes of sunshine sunday. it will start feeling more like fall. kristen: we will want to sleep in more. dan: service and speed. kristen: a new study on the quickness and accuracy of fast food. mike: fired for not turning on his webcam. an employee sues his company. you might take something for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. dan: michael finney is here with today's consumer headlines. >> worker rights. a florida-based company just got told a thing or two by two. go employee in the netherland was told to turn

north northeast sixties. and seventies. salads here, 7 32. east bay bridge. what let's do the east bay.e i do want to see the bay bridge because i think a lot of people want to see that all the time just to see what the commute looks like, and you can see the traffic is going to be backed up to the maze, which is not unusual. we've had some slowing out of pleasant and because of an earlier accident heading south and you can see it looks like now we may even have a new crash sat down, succeeding near burnell. so 6 80 from dublin down to the synagogue grade is not in good shape, and neither is 8 80 between hayward and fremont. 7 32. let's go back to the headlines. okay sal. thank you, well, sobering news for bay area school districts, parents and educators. most of california students are not doing well in reading and math. that's according to the latest information on statewide test scores, the first standardized test scores since the covid pandemic ktvu sally rasmus in the studio. now you have all the details. good morning, allie. good morning, dave. will school districts across the sta

east bay va. we're going to hit 89 for the de high on wednesday. for the inland east bay valleys and 88 north bay valleys. it will be warm through here but it doesn't doesn't last long because by the by the time we get to nest weekd we're right back down in the mis with 10% chance of rain there. t all that likely but i'll mentiot anyway. over to you. > >> straight ahead in sports, the sports, the 49ers, they still have a share of the nfc west le. but hardly feel good about whatd today in atlanta. >> nfl up top and the 49ers trid up in atlanta. it was just the ' day. the 49ers lost another starter to injury. that's seven on defense. and there's one of them. pass rusher nick bosa out with a groin injury. tackle and corner back moo knee ward were unable to finish today's game. t quarter, jeff wilson jr. for the the first down and fumbled the football and picked up by terre. lost it into the end zone. but former cal bear hawkins fell on it for a touchdown. 14-0. second touchdown. 14-0. second quarterh boy. jimmy garoppolo. on the bubble screen. to brandon iyu, got the 49ers on the board to cap off a 79-yard drive. next possession. different route, same result. iyu on fire. his first multi-touchdown game of his career. finished with a season high 83 yards. two minutes left in the half. third and 13. key play here. marcus mariota under pressure. but uses legs to race for a first down. d later in that drive, mariota one run again. beats womack around the edge and scored. a lead at the half. and third quarter, mariota back at it. he completed completed his first 13 passes ig this one to kyle pitts. his first touchdown on the year, the year, the falcons up 28-13. fouh quarter, garoppolo looking for samuel. tip and it's that bad again. jalen hawkins the cal bear with the pick. second interception thrown by garoppol. the 49ers shut out in the second the second half as they lost 28. >> that's just on the offense, you know. we putting up zero points in the second half. it's not us. self-inflicted wounds really. i mean guys makes mistas and it wasn't just you know, on, one position. starts with myself myself and i think we kind of one after at kept making mistakes. >> we have a standard we play ad we play at a high level. lot ofy and 100% on every play and i haven't watched the tape yet. bt i don't know if we give that toy on every single play. >> you know move on. we have a g one next week. >> the chiefs. > >> nba, we gave you jordan poole jordan poole at the top of the . and his first public setting 11s after he was punched by green in in practice. he'll keep things private between the two he saidr joining poole and wiggins to contract extensions over the we, what's the future for draymond green? because of golden state's golden state's luxury tax issue, issue, this could be green's fil season with the dubs. general mr bob myers addressed that. >> i think somebody really smare told me never make decisions till you have to and we don't have to make that decision right right now. so we won't. he's in a great spot and i think he's excited about the year and wants and wants to win another champi. i don't sense any issues there r problems with that and i actualy think he will have great year. t on the line and usually when grn has lot on the line, he perform. > >> back to the nfl. split screen. bills' quarterback josh allen and chiefs' patrick mahomes, playoff game rematch from last year. third quarter, mahomes did what he does. found harvin in the end zone. tied the at 17. later the bills were down down three. just over a minute to go. and allen had a day. hils dawson knots and gave buffalo the lead but was there too much time left for mahomes? final minute. chiefs needed a touchdown to win. but mahomes dd a costly interception. from jackson. and johnson and the bills avenge last year's loss ad won it 24-20. the chiefs, they come to levi's stadium next sunday. > >> tom brady. trying to fire up his buccaneers' offensive line t the steelers in pittsburgh. fouh quarter, mitch trubisky in the end zone. gave the steelers an eight point lead. but tampa still had brady on a two point try to tie the game. no good. te defense stepped up and pittsburh won it 20-18 and uh-oh, the buccaneers now have lost three of their lost four. we will see the buccaneers december 11th. an the chiefs come to town next su. >> thank you sir. > >> and coming up in our next haf hour, one of the wealthier bay area towns now doing something about housing. it has never don. >> really putting a face to the. was something that i think kindf really helped open the eyes of e community where then it was reay kind of a -- wow, we really do need this. > >> plus, it was truly a walk tor for a san jose mom. she graduated from high school fours after dropping out. how she finally got her degree with a little help from the library. ts coming up. this thing, it's making me get an ice bath again. what do you mean? 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[ applause applause ] >> reporter: as young teen, kara was a good student and even voted funniest and most populart as john lennon said, life is wht happens when you are busy making busy making other plans. >> i dropped out when i was 16 d i had a baby. and -- i kept trying to go back to school. ani kept -- i don't think i have tht i needed. >> reporter: for years, karina d to do it on ore own. taking sous whenever, wherever she could. >> i had no choice you know. i had to study in the middle of te kitchen with my son. >> reporter: if studying wasn'td enough, she did it during the pandemic with chris her newly ad toddler with special needs. >> i felt like i'm never going o do it and never going to be able be able to get my high school d. there was no way. >> reporter: she was looking foa better paying job. >> at my age. i have to work, you know. i have no rich husband. [ laughter ] you know? >> reporter: and so karina beatn demoralized but still determine, found herself here at the mlk ly in downtown san jose. >> come on in. >> reporter: it turns out theirh school diploma program has a success rate of 72%. that's the highest in the state. that's because they have one big requi. >> you know, you are going to be to do it as long as you put in the time. >> reporter: patrick schroeder s karina's tutor and they met at least once week three hours each hours each time for nearly a year. he says at first she came in with no confidence. but plenty of shame. >> i think that's part of the gh that happens with people who join this program. is they show their potential to move past traumatic circumstances. and move and be the best people they the best people they can be. >> reporter: not to mention sheo took online classes and didhomework and ran a busy hous. katherine helps at the library d knew she had a lot on her plate. her plate. >> i thought i couldn't do it. t do it and i was like oh. you know, i'm going to pray for herd i'm going to -- oh. everything we could put in place to support support you, we were going to. t in the end, you had to do the work. >> i never looked at the librars part of our social safety net. n did that happen. >> oh my gosh, when did that ha? it's been happening year after r after year. >> reporter: dawn coffin is thed of the san jose library foundat. the high school diploma lass cls are free for all san jose residents. since 2016 they have helped 143 people graduate. >> all right. >> reporter: what's more, high l graduates make more money. she y got a better job as a caregiver with pay raise of 28%. would you you say that it benefits societ? >> i absolutely would say that e people who go through the careee high school diploma program through the san jose public library make san jose as a city a stronger and more vibrant andg place for us all. >> reporter: what do you want tl everybody out there who might be be doubting themselves? >> don't, keep going. do it. yon do it. it's going to worth it at at the end. >> reporter: for some, the patho success is not a straight line. >> i love you. [ applause ] >> reporter: instead, it's a lig journey with peaks and valleys that comes full circle. [ cheering and applause ] in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >> nice. san jose public librarn is celebrating its 35th anniversary with a gala this th. october 20th. it will be from 6:00 to 9:00 at the dr. martin r king jr. library and you can find more info on tickets or hoo donate at sjplf.org. > >> the san francisco library hod the filipino american book festival there weekend. event's sixth year running and a celebrn of filipino litere d arts and award-winning writers and js led discussions and workshops. >> it is so important foet in touch even like -- even as we're reaching in the public liy right here in san francisco. wee able to touch with the communitd say look, did you know this is t there? >> more than 40 artists and auts were at the event. some who traveled from the philippines, france, and the uk. san francisco hosts the largest filo book festival in the u.s. > >> and still ahead here at 6:00, at 6:00, unique plan to fight ce change. >> all money raised from chargen emissions will be recycled back into the system. >> how one country is looking tx burps from livestock? that's cog up. fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises. what's the real math behind prop 27, their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. vote no on prop 27. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. >> welcome back. one new plan the fight climate change takes aim at livestock. new zealand's government is looking to tax burps and other emissions. we will not go into detail. from cows and other animals which emit harmful greenhouse gases. ' tina kraus walks us through the debate. >> reporter: cows do it a lot. with no apology. belching up a greenhouse gas called methane wh scientists say can be 80 times more damaging to the environment environment than carbon dioxide. dioxide. >> nice to neat you. >> reporter: new zealand's primr wants to slap a tax on the harmful habit, forcing farmers to start paying for emissions from the livestock. >> importantly, all money raisem charges on emissions will be recycled back into the system to system to fund further researchd tools and technology. >> reporter: farmers can chargee but critics argue the world firt proposal ignores measures many farms are already using to counr greenhouse gases. >> in initiative actually seemse sends the wrong signals to the wrong sector. >> reporter: the plan includes s for farmers who reduce through feed additives. they're drinking drinking a milk formula blended with a product that reduces burping. >> up to 20% reduction in those. >> reporter: farmer david hopese government will throw out the tax plan. >> would really like them to thk again. >> reporter: but with about half new zealand's greenhouse gas ems coming from livestock, climate ministers are anxious to push the proposal through. tina kraus, cbs news. >> the decision on the emissionx plan is expected in december. te just 5 million people in new zealand. but some 10 million bef and dairy cattle and 26 million. > >> no other news tonight, yelloe was able to reopen its northease this weekend. you probably remember a large part of the park was closed four months ago after they had the terrible floods in june. the park's former north entrance road was totally swept away in some places. the national park service says 99% of the park's roads are now operational. > >> and coming up. >> we definitely have the patiee and some luck. >> a pet project that aims to sw how beavers are protecting our waterways. > >> quite a change on the view. o marine layer out there right no. and to go hand in hand with tha, there's a big warm-up coming for for this week. if you are inland, believe it or not, dayte highs are going to be approaching 90. i'll show you who gets that and how long it (vo) it's a fact! two out of three americans who qualify for medicare do not receive all the benefits they deserve. you could be missing out! now anthem blue cross introduces a free medicare plan checkup to make sure you receive all the benefits you qualify for in 2023. call 1-866-336-3448 today and receive extra benefits for a zero dollar monthly premium. benefits like dental, vision, hearing and prescription drugs! and to help you stay healthy at home, you can have free prescription drug delivery, online doctor visits twenty-four seven, and free exercise classes. you can even receive money towards over-the-counter health items. call 1-866-336-3448 today and feel confident you have all the benefits you deserve for 2023. you can receive extra benefits for a zero dollar monthly premium, like dental, vision, hearing and prescription drugs. call 1-866-336-3448 and make sure you're not missing out. >> it is the campbell oktoberfet which has been around for about 30 years now. celebration of all all things german. it's the city's largest festival of the . other than great dancing, theres also german craft beers and autc german food. and the best dressed contest. been voted as the best festival in campbell for many years. > >> san francisco pop-up roller k called san fran disco debuted at at the civic center this weeken. officials say the rink runs comy on solar energy. lessons are available for skaters of all skl levels. san fran disco will be g through the end -- is that darr? oh. i thought it was darren. its open wednesday through sunday. >> you know i have no time on te weekend for anything but forecag the weather. >> you are slaving over that hor computer i forgot. > >> we had such a big change tod. look at golden gate bridge righ. which is not betting obscured by clouds. and this is the first te in a while. the marine layer is taking a break for a little while. i don't think we're dones think it's going to come back bt there's a weak little storm off the coast which is breaking up e marine layer. as weird as that . first daytime highs need to be d because we were pretty cool today even though the clouds were gone now. they are everywhere this morning. we woke woke up gray everywhere and good and good onshore flow and the ts today were below average. every. 70 concord. that's as warm as i. it was only 65 in santa rosa. ad it was only 66 in hayward. by wednesday there's a big turnarod and i want to use concord as the the example. kind of as the gooe for what to expect for the inland east bay valleys. first f all, we'll color code the map. s was today. how far below average average were we? you can see there's plenty of blue on here, watch how much yellow and orange orange shows up here by the time time we get to tuesday and wednesday but we'll put some nur on it. what would average be anyway? for the inland valleys and let's, you know, think of cd there. 78 is the average daytime daytime high right now. only 70 today. 78 would be average. so what happens next? follow the arcing orange line to tuesday ad wednesday. when we're near 90. 9 degrees. so we're going right back into summer. it's been relatively warm inland for muchf october. not the last few days.t it has been well above average believe it or not inland. near the water? forget it. gray and cool. here's how things play ou. the high cloud come in from theg edge of the system and there's rain off the coast tomorrow morning in the predawn hours. ts is the weak little weather systm that's coming through and breakg

east bay communities in the mid-80s . back along the shoreline, some warmer numbers. mid 70s for the east bay shoreline. low to mid 80s as w go north. and it will be mid 80s in mendocino county. wednesday, 86 degrees for san jose. then, you cool all the way back down. there is a small chance of a shower, believe it or not, by the time we get to the weekend. the system responsible has been waffling back and forth all over the place in terms of whether but there is a slight chance and we will talk more about that comin up in the full cast. warm to hot temperatures tomorrow, low 90s. it is going to be a quick turnaround and it is a small chance. more on that, later . >>> let's talk about the freeways. no fog. here is a live look and traffic is clear in both directions. we don't see any major hotspots. just the usual slowing into the altamont pass . things will get busier heading to the chase center because the warriors ar taking on the lakers , tonight. you can definitely save time by using public transit. don't forget if you are taking muni, your event ticket is also your muni pass. you can also ride your bike. reserved parking in advance and you can do that through the warriors. i would leave early if you plan on parking just to deal with the traffic because a lot of peopl are heading out early to enjoy dinner. tipoff at 7:00. at th bay bridge toll plaza, meterin lights are off. we do have tha extra volume into the city. >>> a fresh wave of russian attacks. at least 13 people ar reported dead after a russian fighter jet crashed into an apartment building setting off fire bomb . >> reporter: new outrage after russia launched deadly attacks. protesters at the iranian embassy demanded iran stop providing weapons to russia. >> reporter: the white house slammed the attacks while the transfer is a violation of the united nations security council resolution. >> this is something that we are continuing to monitor. we are in close touch with our allies and partners to address the proliferation. >> reporter: ukraine is fightin back. this video shows police working to shoot down the unmanned aircraft. volodymyr zelenskyy says his forces have destroyed at least 37 drones since sunday and also called o the world to give his country more defense systems. despite the recent escalation in attacks, there were hugs, smile and tears. after they return to their families in massive prison swap. cbs news, new yor . >>> the pentagon is in talks about funding the internet service in ukraine. elon musk said that spacex could not kee funding the satellite service indefinitely. he requested the department of defense pay $124 million to keep thousands activ but withdrew his previous request saying he will find the war against russia for free this comes after sources say the pentagon already agreed to pay for ongoing service in ukraine . >>> we have some alarming new numbers in the drug crisis. overdoses are soaring. september , 55 people died of overdoses since january of 2020 more than 1800 people have die of overdoses and to put things in perspective, that is close t twice the total for covid death during that same timeframe. th medical examiner released these numbers yesterday. city leader are taking a tough stance on the war on drugs but what will work and when will it work? matt dorsey is back in the plan to ask the city departments an city commissions to look at plans that will work well in cities like amsterdam . >> they actually have things like supervised consumption facilities . so that it is not taking place on the streets. yo don't see blocks taken over by drug dealers. >> jenkins will hold drug dealers accountable. she is running in the closely watched race among her opponents. john who has a different approach. >> what we need is a public health approach which is havin public health professionals out in areas that are impacted, trying to get people to treatment. >> the numbers show drug dealings often happen on campuses during school hours, very close to our kids. jenkin says she is pushing for tougher punishments when minors are on campus . >>> it has been 33 years since the devastating earthquake that jolted the area. it laste a matter of seconds but so many people will always remember exactly where they were. [ bel tolling ] >>> yesterday, the fire department ring a bell for thos lost in the quake on the observation deck at station 35 yesterday. the phoenix was the stin 1989wi fires ouofcorol anheokit ed sa buildings in the hard-hit district from further destruction. one of the buildings that survived, a third generation family busines in the marina. mary lee spoke with the owner who shares what he remembers about that day. >> we have been doing this for so long. we grew up in this business. it is really in our blood and it is something that we know . >> reporter:'s family has owned luke delicatessen right here i the marina district since 1929 >> my grandfather corrupt right around the corner on toledo . there are people that come in today that no my grandparents and my father. >> reporter: they are like a familiar friend in the neighborhood. they do a lot together included the 1989 earthquake where the marina district was one of the hardest hit areas in n sco . >> the entire community was affected, for sure. the difference is it is not a corne building. it is in the middle o the block. as you can see, this building is butted up against this building. and when the earthquake happened , basically the buildings just kind of bounced off of each other and they hold each other up. oh my god! well, the one thing i do remember was the fires. the fires were the worst part of the earthquake. >> reporter: the doctor says the earthquake showed us how places far away from the epicenter like the marina district could still suffer severe damage. especially in landfills and unstable soil. >> the marina sits on a soft landfill. you take a bowl of jell-o and shake that and it lasts a lot longer. that is ver similar to what happened in the marina. >> reporter: usgs has added more sensors across the bay area. around 550 seismic stations now provide continuous , real-time data . that information goes straight to the shake alert, and earthquak early warning system. >> the waves travel and are recorded on the station. the information is immediately sent to our computers. we can quickl determine when and where an earthquake occurs. this is the seismic instrument and insight are instruments that record the earthquake as it comes to this station and this box is connected to the power system which is powered by the solar panel and above that is a gps antenna and radio since 1989. we have added about five times as many in the san francisco area. we are able to better monitor and figure out when they are happening much more quickly. >> reporter: cosco is glad to hear we have more seismic centers and he thinks it is so important to be prepared. he says it is only a matter of tim before the next one hits. >>> on the west coast, we can download the app which gives u up to 20 seconds of warning whe an earthquake of a magnitude 4.1 or higher is about to hit . >> there is something going on in the magnetic field that show up and that means we are hopeful that we will be able t use that to start to forecast. >> a lot can cause shifts . researchers say that this new study is the most rigorous one, yet. one geologist says a lot more research is needed. >> i think it is fair to say that the jury is out in the scientific community on whether the earth itself knows that an earthquake is coming. if so, hopefully, the earth will decide to give us a clue about that and if not, we can go ahea and make sure that when an earthquake occurs, that our buildings do not fall down. tha people know how to take action >> that action includes making sure our buildings and structur are up to code as well as practicing what to do. a perfec opportunity is this thursday's great shakedown. >>> that will be a total game changer. >> the jury is still out on that. it is obviously a hopeful thing. but the science isn't quite there yet. >> we have just got to make sur we are ready . make sure we hav things ready at home. i know that you have an earthquake kit ready . >> yeah. >>> the time is 5:46. >>> this could be the destination of your dreams your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. everyone remembers the moment they heard... “you have cancer.” how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda - 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north bay. look for 74 in nevada and santa rosa 72 sonoma 70 napa east bay highs about 66 at berkeley 67 oakland a little bit warmer castro valley where we'll see a high of 72 and the inland eastas it often is our warmest region, but not very warm ice reaching only to the upper 70s in most spots. although we might see 80 degrees over at brentwood and here is the accuweather seven day forecast. we're going to have dry conditions through the next seven. is despite the possibility of some early morning drizzle for a couple of mornings, but basically a dry pattern but a cooler than average one until next tuesday temperatures start to bounce up a little bit to mid 80s by tuesday and our inland areas mid 70s around the bay shoreline operators likely on wednesday warmer than average those couple of days, but it'll start to cool down again as we move into the end of next week all all in all looks like a pleasant forecast just continued dry. we'd love to see the rain, but it's just not developing right now. hopefully soon. thanks spencer. enriching the cultural life of our community is an important part of building a better bay area. so tonight we'll focus on the oakland symphony orche

east bay hills to see down into the bay. we have some pockets, lower visibility in the south bay inland east bay small. so north bay anddense fog advisories that i want to know for you this morning. current temps are in the 40's to 50's redwood city. you're at 45 right now. livermore and dublin back down into those upper 40's as well. while oakland among are more mild

east bay hills to see down into the bay. we have some pockets, lower visibility in the south bay inland east bay small. so north bay and north bay, we have a few dense fog advisories that i want to know for you this morning. current temps are in the 40's to 50's redwood city. you're at 45 right now. livermore and dublin back down into those upper 40's as well. while oakland among are more mild spots at 55 petaluma in novato at 43 right now. so definitely get your jackets on this morning. watch out for a few foggy patches for the start of the day, i'll be talking about what to expect for trick or treating tonight. still ahead, your forecast rain and john, thanks for that. well, you want to make sure you keep a close eye out there for pedestrians tonight. >> especially heading into the city. meteor lights just went on to minutes. mace that fremont street exit. the san mateo bridge 80 to 101, a 12 foot it right. as you travel across towards the peninsula. richmond center fell bridge about 7 minutes tolls to 101. there. and in the south bay, if you're hopping along 101, 85 up towards menlo park. about 30 minutes started back to you. thank you. rate is 6, 0, on the big story that we're following. the man accused of attacking paul pelosi in his san francisco home, expected to be formally charged today. yeah, this as san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins is trying to clear up some rumors that are circulating over the weekend. >> kron 4 sarah stinson joining us from san francisco to explain. good morning, sara. >> that's right. this morning on live from the pelosi home in this pacific heights neighborhood and believe that nancy pelosi is at this home where her husband was attacked with a hammer. let's just get right down to take a look at who are talking about who's accused of attacking paul pelosi. and that is david to pop. he was accused of breaking into the pelosi home around 2.30 friday morning yelling where's nancy? before severely beating mister pelosi. the pop is still in the hospital. police would not say why he is there, but did say the 42 year-old is expected to be formally charged today with attempted murder assault of a deadly weapon, burglary and elder abuse. paul pelosi is also still in the hospital, recovering from surgery for a skull fracture and other injuries. sources with the associated press ad pop had zip ties on him during the attack. and we've confirmed with police that house speaker nancy pelosi was the intended target. the congresswoman in her security detail were in dc at the time. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins said paul pelosi did not know his attacker. she spoke with us yesterday to clear up any misinformation. she says circulated over the weekend. >> and so there are some things that we want to clear up, which is one that at the time that the suspect, mister to have entered the pelosi home, that he was, in fact, looking for miss the other thing is we want to make it clear that there were only 2 people in the home at the time that the police arrived. mister pelosi and the there was no 3rd person present. >> and take a look. investigators were seen visiting a home in berkeley where to pop is believed to have been staying. the pop is known locally for being a pro nudist activists. he also had a blog where he wrote many conspiracy theories and after to pop is formally charge, he is going to be arraigned on tuesday. that's the plan anyways. for now, nancy pelosi commenting on the horrific attack of her husband saying it's been traumatizing. she's thankful for husbands, recovery. now, again, split to be home this morning. that's what we're seeing. capitol police out here gave an fbi agent and of course, san francisco police as well investigation very much ongoing darya james provide more details as we learn them this morning. >> all right. thanks a lot. we'll check back with you, sarah. >> well, over the weekend, elon musk tweeted a strange conspiracy theory about the attack on paul pelosi. that weak link to an article from a fringe website called the santa monica observer. the article claims that pelosi is personal life somehow played a role in friday's attack. you heard da jenkins talk a bit about that. investigators say there's no evidence to support that claim. musk later deleted the tweets but not before it got more than 20,000 retweets and 86,000 likes. >> lawmakers on both sides of the aisle after the attack on speaker pelosi's husband are concerned. many of them offering condolences and saying that this highlight how threats against lawmakers have been increasing. our washington correspondent shot hudson has that story. >> good morning. with just 8 days until the midterm elections, both democrats and republicans say the political rhetoric must be lowered and that it's ok to disagree about policy without being violent. overnight, president biden is reacting to the violent attack on house speaker nancy pelosi's husband. paul talks about he sees me doing. >> a lot better. looks like he's kind of recover fully, although the motive remains under investigation. president biden says this type of rhetoric must stop and believes it's fueled by misinformation about the past presidential election. all the that's been put out there undermined the mocs. >> this the pollen jai who say the violence that affects people's mentality, the violence comes as threats against lawmakers are at an all-time high just days before the midterm elections. a vicious attack. >> in which she's been villain eyes for years and big surprise. it's gone viral and it went violent. florida republican senator rick scott told cnn it's okay to have a heated discussion about the issues. but violence is never the answer. but this violence has got to stop. this is this is horrible and >> my heart goes out to paul pelosi. i hope he has a full recovery. and the capitol police chief put out a memo saying this is just a somber reminder of the threats lawmakers and their families face and 2022. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. thank you a shot at 606. don't forget our coverage of the pelosi attack continues online as new information comes in. we'll keep that. >> page updated for you. and you can always scan that qr code on the screen. it will take you right to again that special section on kron 4 dot com. >> it's 606, in the south bay halloween weekend was violent. and san jose one person was arrested for 2 deadly shootings and 2 people were stabbed. kron four's camila barco has details. >> several people have been shot and stabbed in san jose. all in a matter of hours. and within miles of each other sunday morning, san jose police is crime scene unit seen leaving and entering a home in the mckinley neighborhood. police say multiple people were shot around 11, 30 saturday night in the area of melbourne boulevard and kaufman court. one man died after being taken to the hospital. and a second man is stabilized. screaming could be heard in a doorbell video. >> from a home on the block, the noise woke me up. it was a lot of yelling women screaming. he can be yelling. that can be really had happened. bad saw balance. lives a few doors down from where the shooting happened. >> he said he walked outside. saw people huddling in front of his house and about 5 minutes later, the police showed up. he's been living in this home since the 60's, but he says the neighborhood has been overrun with crime compared what it was complete turnover complete opposite of what it very, very bad. now. >> we people lost that i guess san jose police had a busy night. officers also responded to a separate shooting that happened about an hour after the first one. >> police say one man died after shots were fired near the hyde park neighborhood in the 500 block of madeira avenue. >> aside from the shootings at one 17 sunday morning. police say 2 men were stabbed in downtown san jose near first street. they and that one of them is in critical condition and the other victim has been stabilized. this is now san jose's 31st and 32nd homicide of this year. and san jose camila barco kron. 4 news. >> at 608, to the north bay now where a man has been arrested after he was found hiding inside of a woman's closet. it happened just before 3 o'clock yesterday morning on west k street. the woman told police heard noises in her bedroom when officers investigated. they found 41 year-old timothy allison hiding in the closet. holding what you see on the screen. a box cutter and ducked it. police were able to arrest him after a brief struggle. the woman wasn't physically hurt, thankfully, but aclison has now been booked into the solano county jail on multiple charges, including first-degree burglary. >> 609. police in san francisco arrested a man after a shooting happened at safeway saturday night. it was around 6 o'clock at the safeway store on mission street. officers found a man there who had been shot. he was taken to the hospital with a non-life-threatening injury in police located the suspect and arrested him. >> happening tomorrow, a two-day sentencing hearing is expected to start for the convicted parkland school shooter earlier this month. a jury could not unanimously agree that nicolas cruz deserve the death sentence, which means the judge can only sentence the 24 year-old to life without parole. each family of people to cruz murdered and shooting victims who survived will get a chance to speak directly to the judge during that hearing. families of the victims have been vocally critical of the jury's decision. >> it's 6.10, and memorandums are due today from the legal teams in the love triangle, murder of a professional cyclist from the bay area. and mariah wilson pretrial hearing is happening in austin, texas, that wrapped up last week for the suspect. kaitlin armstrong, you see her there on the left. she is the former realtor and yoga instructor who's accused of killing wilson. armstrong's attorneys are asking the judge to throw out a police interview with armstrong because they claim that the interior day was illegal. the judge expected to make a decision on this november. 9th and we'll continue to follow what ends up happening in that case. >> on the peninsula, san mateo counties cracking down on getting guns off the streets this month. a group of lawmakers launched a new 2 million dollar effort to get guns out of the hands of those who are prohibited to have them. and that includes people who have restraining orders against them. those convicted of felonies and those who've been placed in psychiatric hospitals in the last 5 years. district attorney steve wagstaffe says that under this new effort his office will take on the role of keeping track of new court orders and assisting police departments in recovery of weapons. just in little san mateo county, we have almost 800 people who are on the prohibited persons list and a sizable number of those have guns that have not been recovered just because of resources. >> we're now going to have those resources working through the district attorney's office. well, the plan include streamlining the process of getting a restraining order. wagstaff says that gun violence numbers in san mateo county have returned to prepandemic levels. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a halloween event in south korea turns deadly because of a crowd surge will tell you what investigators know so far about how it started. >> and how many americans were caught in the crowd? >> do a search for yourself online and you'll be shocked at the personal information that shows up a new tool remove those results. find out in tech smart. >> and down. did you know that you can dream with their eyes open? we're all doing rubble over 1 billion dollars tonight. we'll talk to some lucky people. hopefully her here is minute clinic virtual care. and so is here and here. nationwide, 7 days a week from birth control consultations to visits 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personal info and submit opt-out requests on your behalf. every 3 months. i do think you want to be very careful. every time you give out personal information, you need to understand that there's a consequence. >> keep in mind, google's new tool is rolling out. so not everyone has access right away. if you want to see these instructions one more time, you can go to my website. it is rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. all right. well, now let's get weather smart on this >> i haven't gotten tech smart down. yeah. still working on that work in progress you know what? weather smarts. pretty easy get down today. at tomorrow is when we'll have vance a great because you're looking at a rainy day tomorrow morning. that's when you're going want to get ready for most importantly for halloween, though, today we are smooth sailing out there. suture tower looking down at san francisco, which is shrouded by a little bit of the low cloud cover right here. we are set to be seeing a lot of that cloud cover burning off for the next several hours. but watch out for low visibility pockets in the core of the bay on up into the north bay and eastay valleys. zooming out and you see the rainfall that's to our north and this cold front draped to our north. that is about to drop in tonight into tomorrow morning. you are good to go for your trick or treating today. we remain dry will be a partly cloudy all day long for your monday. tomorrow morning. early on, a couple of sprinkles towards commute time. that's when we see showers dropping in anywhere from 07:00am to 08:00am for the north bay. then after 8 to 9, 10:11am for the rest of the bay area. heavy rain at times pushing through and moving out by mid afternoon tomorrow skies will clear really quickly after those showers move through and we should be dry after that. aside from a few sprinkles possible on into wednesday. now the sierra nevada set to have a good amount of snowfall, upwards of a foot of snow in our highest of elevations and snow falling down into our lower elevations, grass valley, nevada city seeing the potential of some and that is definitely good news in the sie

east bay. and that's why you're berkeley hills camera. so shrouded out. we are seeing some low visibility pockets in the south bay, east bay and north bay hills and right along the coastline to so do watch for those areas that you're venturing outside after a grey start skies clear in london by the bay staying fairly cloudy at the coast tomorrow, a very cloudy start to your morning, followed by some clearing skies later in the day and tomorrow and sunday being even cooler. then today's about to be which as we've been talking about is even cooler than we have bit the cold fronts to our north. that's a 1, 2 punch of cool air. we've already seen our first cold front plowing through the second one is going to drop temperatures even further tomorrow. that is actively resulting in rainfall for the pacific northwest. they desperately need it. they've been seeing wildfires burning into the fall months, resulting in very poor air quality up in seattle and portland. we don't get the rainfall, but we do get the cool down and you'll be able to notice that especially in your seven-day forecast 60's for your highs and san francisco and at the coast, it will be mostly 70's along the bayshore burlingame at a nice 77 were 74, i should say saying carlos at 76 today, south bay temps in the 70's to just barely making the low 80's in campbell, in morgan hill, freeman, through hayward in the 70's while pleasanton and livermore low 80's yesterday, danville in walnut creek, you got up to 90 today. it's just low 80's. so that's the difference. vacaville antioch in pittsburgh, 82 and really cool along the north coast, stinson beach and point raise only in the 50's to low 60's tomorrow. it's the low 70's at our warmest and by sunday, even at are very warm us. just upper 60's skies will be dry for the most part, just a slight chance of showers wednesday night into thursday morning. and daytime highs staying cool on into next week. great. all right, john, thanks for that. we still got that hot spot. northbound 6.80, at 84 easton they are. >> diverting traffic off to 84 because remember, all lanes are still blocked there in that accident traveling into the city, meteor lights are on 12 minutes. mace that fremont street exit san mateo bridge 30 minutes. 81 to one heading across towards peninsula. richmond center fell bridge now down to 9 minutes tolls to 101, and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes on this friday morning. 6.19, right now. and we still might be in for a nationwide railroad strike and that would throw a huge wrench. >> into are already stressed supply chain, a deal to avert a strike was moving closer, but some union workers are rejecting it and demanding changes prudent shippers had already had a plan in place a month ago. just in case because it would affect a lot of businesses under the railway labor act. congress has the ability to impose a resolution from biden's presidential emergency board or to order the trains to operate as usual with an extension of negotiations. november 19th is the earliest date that the rail unions can strike. so we'll keep an eye. a federal judge orders president former president donald trump to turn over emails to the committee investigating the attack on the u.s. capitol. the judge says the trump cannot withhold the e-mails because they include evidence of potential crimes. the ruling says that trump signed legal documents claiming voter fraud in georgia in the 2020 election win. he knew that those claims were false. well, the pentagon will soon provide more money and travel and support for troops and their family members who are seeking abortion. yeah, this is to help service members at military bases located in states that have outlawed abortion. washington, d.c., correspondent jessi turnure has more from dc jesse. >> good morning, darren. right now defense department officials are saying that the ramifications from restricting abortion access for the service members could end up impacting the entire country. >> taking care of our people continues to be the number one priority. the pentagon announced thursday it will cover travel costs for troops and their families who seek an abortion but are based in states where it's now illegal to ensure that we provide seamless access to reproductive health care as appropriate and consistent with federal law under federal law. the pentagon's health care system can provide abortions only in cases of rape or incest or when the mother's life is in danger. the new policy doesn't change that. the defense department said it does respond to concerns from service members that they would be forced to travel longer. take more time off work and pay more out of pocket expenses to access reproductive health care, all of which have readiness, recruiting and retention implications for america's armed forces. abortion continues to be a top issue in the midterm elections. vote vote when asked thursday if there should be any restrictions on abortion. president joe biden said roe v kr the president promised this week the first bill he would send lawmakers next year would codify roe. >> if democrats keep control of >> president biden was there in pennsylvania yesterday campaigning for lieutenant governor john fetterman. the democrat running against republican mehmet oz for the u.s. senate seat. now, the president did say that he is trying to make some more campaign stops, particularly in georgia, but may not have time to make it to some other key battleground states for the senate like nevada live in washington. i'm jessi tenure. all right, jesse, thanks for that update. time now, 6.22, and coming up on the kron 4 morning news. we're going to tell you which big name stores. >> you can't go to on >> you can't go to on thanksgiving. they're closed. 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 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airlines premium flagship for sweets and domestic first-class seat offerings on short haul flights are going to continue because business class you'll need for was found buried. >> what else could be in that site? i'll tell you. coming up and a live repor >> 6.29 right now. and we are ready for a cool down and already started kuz last night i had the window open. it was chilly. yeah. past few days have been a warm one. john. we're excited about a cooler weekend. good morning. and this morning, pretty chilly to we've got some 40's out there this morning for our inland areas up in the north bay. and even a couple spots in the south bay, too. not much of a view right now from your eastbay hills, where conditions out there quite foggy at the moment. berkeley hills camera yesterday showed us the view above the clouds today. you're in the clouds. now what that means for us is that if we could zoom in on these clouds here, that we are sitting in the midst of what is that low cloudy blanket across the bay area, a concord, oakland hayward, among areas where you head up into the hills and you are looking at that lower visibility. overall skies clear out nicely come the afternoon. current temps mostly in the 50's hayward at 55 right now, it's morgan hill petaluma santa rosa and nevado among spots that are in the 40's to start the stay. i'll be talking about the rest of your forecast. still to come right now, john, thank you. that we're still talking that hot spot along northbound 6.80, at 84 easton's to know all lanes still blocked. >> and traffic is being diverted off to 84 this morning. so again, if you can avoid that area altogether, just do that heading into the city ri

north bay valleys, you are included. you don't have it in the city, peninsula, or east bay shoreline, but you will get down to the mid-40s. south bay, you've got the frost advisory, and inland valleys of the easty are included. if you look at the current numbers, you see the differences that we've gotten down to the mid-40s for our inland valleys, even low 40s up here, but temperatures have hung around to 50 in the immediate baby that shows you the influence of having a more humidity can keep you warmer. if we look at the top of the sales force tower, one of the benefits of having a dry air besides the fact is got to get cold if you don't develop fog, so we're not dealing with visibility issues on the road, and on the flipside of getting colder in the morning, dry air allows you to warm up more in the afternoon, and we're going to in the mid-70s today for many of those inland valleys. it will be dry, relatively calm afternoon, gianna, so no fog. >>> are you seeing any issues on the road? >> i'm not seeing any fog. the golden gate bridge will be nice, as well as the north bay. a little wind reported in the altamont. hopefully that will ease in a little bit. as you head out of the altamont pass

north bong to 81 on one in 85. i haven't even gotten into that east bay commute. i'll touch on the bay bridge. it's a little better, and we'll touch on the eastt a few 8 32 let's go back to the headlines, the parents of an eight year old boy or calling for better security on their school's campus in oakland, it comes after a man is accused of walking onto the school campus and physically confronting a child sle rasmus is here with the tails on the story, ali well , andre had happened at cleveland elementary school. that's where we're at this morning. school day is just about to begin back. the bell just rang. if you take a look here behind me, it's a pretty open campus. there is no fence encircling the campus and the school grounds, and we've spoken to several parents who say they would like to see a fence and something a little more secure here, especially after an incident that happened last month. the parents of an eight year old student, a third grader at the school, spoke with ktvu. to tell us about what happened. they say their third grader and his friend were confronted on campus after school by an adult male who they did not know. the

east bay a little bit of north bay, steve just to check in with both of these commute east bay conquered . you know, pinole. we have some slow traffic, of course and conquered the wallet creek and from elsa bronte to richmond. that's pretty typical. we've had a couple of crashes there. shut down one on one in nevada, approaching alameda del prado. there's been a crash. their traffic is slow from roland boulevard. after that, through marin, would it slow into san rafael? we look at highway 24. that's going to be slow and that the bay bridge we still have a backup of about 15 to 20 minutes before you make it onto the span. oclock. let's go back to the headlines south. thank you. a fight in petaluma seen among at least 20 people. police say a teenage boy pulled out what was later identified as a bb gun in the middle of the fight, according to the press, democrat witnesses they saw someone pull a bb gun in the middle of the chaos. the team then ran away, hid behind a nearby restaurant at d and second street, petaluma. police arrested a 17 year old boy he's being accused of displaying a replica gun and possessing a bb gun in public. has been booked into the sonoma county juvenile hall to fairfield, where high school student is in custody for having a loaded gun on campus. police arrested a student army oh high school after school resource officer learned the boy had threatened to harm another student. during a search of his backpack. police found a loaded gun with an extended magazine officers are not releasing any information on the student given his age, he was taken to solano county juvenile hall. happening today, nevada school officials and law enforcement will discuss safety measures on school campuses after two teenage boys were stabbed an elementary school earlier this week. one of them remains in the hospital in critical condition. novato police are still investigating what happened, and now parents say they want better security at the school because they're worried for their children's safety. since may. there's been freaking into into the bathrooms on a constant basis. there's been windows broken from the library to the kindergarten play yard, perhaps cameras and just beefing it up all around. we really need it. a school facility plan that goes back to 2016 included the installation of video cameras at linwood elementary, but that never happened. the community has also asked for cameras, lighting, fencing, better alarms and public address system. the parents say there has been little progress in getting any of those things in the past six years, school district records show more than $1 million has been earmarked for security system there at linwood. it's not clear if any of that money has ever been spent. the school superintendent says surveillance equipment would not have made a difference in this case. are a law enforcement was available and at the scene within minutes, so this wasn't about security camera. i mean at all. the superintendent says the results of today's meeting will be shared with the public tomorrow. the nevada unified school district has scheduled a special board meeting for early december to discuss how to spend whatever money still left in the 2016 security equipment fund. is your time now three people have been arrested in berkeley in connection with the deadly shooting on october 8th near the u. c. berkeley campus, where one person was killed. three others hurt berkeley police say andy gutierrez bulow and michael ron roy ramos face charges of murder and attempted murder and a third person, jessica monroy, is facing charges of being an accessory. eli metadata was shot and killed october 8th and telegraph avenue and durant south of the u. c campus, and after that shooting, uc berkeley hired private security guards for some nearby dormitories. father and son, who are owners of two commercial cleaning companies in san jose, were arrested this week after state officials say they engage in a scheme to save money on paying workers compensation insurance. edgardo cabela's junior and his son are charged with insurance fraud following an investigation by the california department of insurance. the father and son allegedly had secured workers compensation insurance company for only a fraction of their employees. state officials say the coriolis failed to report $12 million in wages in order to save money on insurance, resulting in $4.2 million in lost premiums. the chp wants your help to identify hit and run driver who seriously injured a six year old boy tuesday night in castro valley. it happened on nunes avenue or castro valley elementary. the boy was released from the hospital yesterday and is doing fine with his family were told. surveillance video is blurry, but investigators say they can make up the moment the white suv turns off castro valley boulevard onto nunes afternoon and immediately hits the child. opposite is say the video shows the moment where the driver appears to touch the brakes before continuing down the street. if you are involved in a crash makes things so much easier if you just stop take responsibility for actions andoh police. if you leave the scene of the crash, whether it's a minor injury or a major injury constitutes a felony. because it's so difficult to see many of the details in the video, the chp is hoping community members may be able to help them identify this suv. they say it's white, possibly in nissan or ford and may have damage to the front end of the right side. investigators say they want to hear the driver's side of the story. they're also asking people in the area for any other businesses in the area with home surveillance video to turn it over to them. four out of five people believed to be involved in an armed robbery at a popular bakery in san jose, have been arrested, police say 21 year old sterling smith and four teenagers between the ages of 14 and 17 are now in custody. one more suspect brian acenas, the man on the right of your screen, now has not been found. robbery happened back in august at peter's bakery on allan rock avenue. surveillance footage shows the thieves inside the bakery and then running out. employees say they were carrying knives and demanding cash officer sale. five suspects broken ortega's food center about 45 minutes before robbing peters bakery, anyone with information on the whereabouts of the fifth suspect is asked to call police. the mayor of maniac is talking about the moment he says he was attacked after giving a speech. any other khmer lamar thorpe tells us he had just finished giving a speech at a chamber of commerce luncheon on tuesday when a man started calling him names. the two were in a parking lot in the lone tree golf and event center in antioch's there, thorpe says a man came up to him and began yelling at him punched him in the chest. hit me right here. i couldn't believe that he did that. and so, of course, now i'm just i'm now getting louder. don't touch me. don't put your hands on me. any other police were called. officers took statements from both the mayor and the man who denied punching thorpe. thorpe says the man was part of a failed effort to recall him and has been holding a grudge for awhile. no arrests have been made, and the man has not been identified. the powerball jackpot has climbed even higher last night to $800 million after last night's drawing. no tickets matched all six numbers, but six people in five states did win upwards of a million dollars, after correctly guessing the numbers of all five white balls. one of those tickets were sold at a gas station in los gatto's. that's where we find ktvu emma gas this morning with more emma. good morning, so one lucky person came to this mobil gas station in those ghettos on those gatos boulevard and gateway drive and purchased a powerball ticket. that's for them $1.5 million last night. they were the lucky california bay area winner because they guessed five correct numbers of the sixth and someone in rancho cucamonga also won the same amount. last night in their area, but the powerball number is still left for anyone to guess so. the powerball keeps climbing. we've seen customers this morning coming into the gas station, buying up more powerball tickets, some 10 at a time and employee at this gas station says he has a customer who comes every day and spends at least $100 a day on the powerball. the odds of winning are just one in 292.2 million when hearing the news this morning that someone here in the area hannah $1.5 million winning ticket. his motivation to keep playing. it just makes it real. it means that you know, there's a there's a chance for anybody. ball jackpot is now the second largest in powerball history, and anyone who wants to play has until one hour before the next drawing on saturday evening to get themselves a ticket. there have been 36 drawings in a row over almost three months and still no grand prize winner has picked all six winning numbers. i spoke to the owner of this gas station a little while ago. and even though the california lottery website has this address listed as one of the two california places where $1.5 million ticket was sold. he's still waiting for that phone call to confirm and get and tell him how much money the gas station will get in return. reporting live in las condos. demagogues ktvu, fox two news. time now is eight. oh, nine, and we are looking at a crowded east bay commute. however it is a little better than it was yesterday. and i think you're going to like it. i mean, it's just a nuance to difference. you're going to look at this and say. it doesn't look that much better to me. it's just a little bit better out there in general. as you look at the same mateo bridge that traffic is going to be slow. we've had some slow traffic on 6 80 80, but just after doing this for so long, you notice days that you know, just here's a good example. yesterday we were backed up to about here and this morning. we're backed up from elsa bronte down into emeryville. and if you have a you know to some flexibility, commutes are beginning to get a little bit better. ah came back to the bay bridge there just to show one more time. but i do want to show you the south bay because they promised an update here and you can see that all the south bay commutes are slow. we've had some minor fender benders here and there on 85 to 80 and 101 and again. i think us has sugg