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g at yer s lo tesments sunrise at 7:16 and the sunset at 6:34. checking daytime highs.we are looking at mid-60s's in san mateo for the peninsula. 67 for the south bay. santa clara. upper 60's to low 70 a for the north bay and about 70 for ukia. we will warm up to the rest of the week with that sunshine. inland east bay and the north bay. you can see temperatures warming up as we look to temperatures in the 80's by the end of the week. let's check in with ann for a look at traffic. how are the roadways out there? >>> we have an issue brewing in the deep south bay. this is in gilroy, highway 101. it'll go northbound. one vehicle has rolled over and it's blocking all of the lanes. this is near the monterey road exit just south of highway 25. that is going to affect people coming into the bay area. taking a look at the dublin interchange camera looking heavier. 30 minutes 205 to 680 from tracy in to the city. looking at the san mateo bridge. chp has issued a high wind advisory, a 12 minute drive moving up to the golden gate. an easy 19 minute drive going southbound on 101 f

gusts at half moon bay at 36 miles an hour.000 feet -- v v v v v v around mount diablo and half moon bay and mount helena. current rainfall the last 24 hours, an inch and a half. san francisco, the fifth wettest october on record because you have picked up over 3.5 inches for the month. santa rosa, 2.66, fremont, about half an inch, only .02 in san jose, and quickly adding up the totals at the coast. three quarters of an inch in an hour at mount hamm. that is the kind of rain rate we don't want to see in the santa cruz mountains later. the front is still in the north bay. it is not until about 1:00 until it begins to sink to the south, so five hours of solid moderate- to heavy rain, going f f jose into livermore, so when we projected the three to four inches, that's why. a lot of rain to come. monday, a dryer afternoon, but looking at livermore, 4.3 inches throughout the day. fremont could see over 2.5 inches. san jose, over an inch. the most rain, four to seven inches in the north bay, three inches or so to go and san francisc

our hottest today at 94 oakland at 80 degrees 85 while pittsburgh in antioch each at 92.center fell in novato tomorrow's temperatures. notably cooler 10 degrees down across the board inland bayside and coastal areas in for a nice cool down tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, temperatures, even cooler yet by friday and saturday. the start of fleet week weekend probably in the low 70's that our warmest and when some 60's 50's near the coastline and a chance of showers friday night into saturday. reyna john, thank you for that. so we had a disabled truck and this was westbound 5.80. east of main street. >> in san quentin is so it looks like they were able to remove that. however, we are seeing some delays along the richmond sandra fell bridge got up to about 18 minutes and now we're going back down, still 16 to get across towards sandra fell. no major issues on the bay bridge. you can see the meteor lights are off. it's a traffic is flowing into the city. once you hit the may's a little under 17 minutes. also some reports of a stalled vehicle on the san mateo bridge ny to west. b

i was talking to a junior doctor at a l talking to a junior doctor at a hospital.hat he's been doing placements for gps, and most of it has been online. he says he understands why, and it's sensible in a lot of cases, but he worries about those things that might be missed like not noticing when someone stands up after they finished the consultation to leave your room, they wince. that immediately tells you something about their bones or something isn't right. doesn't apply to most cases, but one or two they do. i'm sure it was reading a lot of gps, as well. let's move the front of the independent — a lot of it is health related today. i'll come to you in a moment. . related today. i'll come to you in a moment -— moment. . this is a fact that there is a tsunami _ moment. . this is a fact that there is a tsunami of _ moment. . this is a fact that there is a tsunami of unmet _ moment. . this is a fact that there is a tsunami of unmet need, - moment. . this is a fact that there i is a tsunami of unmet need, also the story— is a tsunami of unmet need, also the story of—

sunrise at 7:30. checking our daytime highs, for the coast, in the low 60's this afternoon for the peninsula, upper 60's to low 70's. a pleasant day in the south bay. low 70's in santa clara and for san jose. as we look to the inland east bay from 73 to concord and pleasant hill. low 70's for the tri valley. 73 in livermore. around the bay, 67 in san francisco, 65 in daley city. upper 60's for alameda, oakland and san leandro for the east bayshore line. 73 for santa rosa and for the napa valley. in the low 70's. here is that seven day forecast forking and you can see temperatures just a little warmer for tomorrow and still looking at temperatures for this time of year for friday. more clouds for the weekend and cooler and there we go with the shower chances for next monday. inland east bay for the coast. we are looking at temperatures just a bit warmer for tomorrow. similar for friday. maybe a touch cooler and then much cooler for the weekend and again looking at our next weather system for next monda

at 96 years old. jackson still has vivid memories of the war but was first reluctant to make the trip back to the memorial that honors at very oh yeah. for veterans voices. i'm jessi tenure. >> alright, so go ahead and take your phone out scan, this qr code because for more stories honoring our veterans. all you have to do is like i mentioned scan that coke is it's going to take you directly over to our website. we have an entire page dedicated to veterans voices. well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news the first real break in the brian laundrie case in weeks. >> what officials are saying in a live report. >> welcome back to the kron 4 morning news on this october reyna harvey, thanks for waking up with us this morning. slick and wet conditions. that's the name of what we're experiencing today. so like i've been telling people you want to leave the house earlier and drive a little slower because we all want to be safe and get to where we're going this morning and our meteorologists on keeping us

san jose, milder at 61 degrees. 43 degrees at happel and bay at the bay.busy with the games and activities. incentive rosie -- in santa rosa, 50 degrees. concord and livermore in the upper 50's. let's get to the temperatures today. it will be similar to yesterday's numbers. in san jose, sunshine and 89 degrees. morgan hill up to 93. 84 at santa cruz. a gorgeous day there. we have comfortable, low 80's in san bruno and san mateo. once again, at the beaches, it will be cooler, with a little bit of an onshore flow and some clouds as well. upper 60's in the sunset district. downtown, san francisco is at 77 degrees. look for low 90's through many parts of the north bay. east bay numbers, warm as well. berkeley, 81. union city, 88. the hottest spots inland once again, will be in the mid to low 90's. concord, 93. brentwood, 94. livermore, 92 degrees. tonight, we will see some of the clouds and fog move in once again. but, not spreading across the bay. it will be mostly clear. around the bay, look for upper 50's. san francisco, 57. we will see a few low 50's out t

at 81 degrees.nk today's cool just look at the rest of your forecast really feel like fall, especially come thursday and friday when temperatures and some of our inland areas will be even noticeably cooler in the 60's to low 70's for inland spots. best chance of rainfall being friday, then it's still a slight chance saturday and sunday clearing right out warming back up for fleet week reyna tom, thank you for that. we have a hot spot. this is in fremont. 8, 80 northbound at gordon avenue. you're looking at a live shot. >> all of that here again was a car, not a car fire. but as you can see, a garbage truck fire the entire garbage truck going up in flames. they had to let it burn out because of all of those toxins there. so one lane, as you can see, because of the fire department. there is blocked all the other subsequent lanes are open. but again, one lane blocked to traffic is sluggish. be moving through 8.80, northbound at dorn avenue. if you are trying to get around it to 38 will be another good

fairfield at 55.checking out that fog and marine layer, but you can see parts of the all the gate bridge. it's going to be hazy and hot this weekend. ts of the goldennn bridge. it's going to be hazy and hot this weekend. ahead of a system that might bring us some rain. highs today, sunny and warm in san jose. eddie eight degrees. it's going to be gorgeous in santa cruz, -- eddie eight degrees --88 degrees. it went to be gorgeous in santa cruz. we will be a little bit breezy and that's why temptress will be in the low 70's and this -- that's why temperatures will be in the low 70's in the district. if you are headed to the north bay this afternoon, temperatures will be hitting the 90's. sonoma 93. napa at 92 degrees. comfortable warm weather in the east bay. 85 in oakland. the warmest spots and some of the interior locations you could open the windows if you want to let things cool down. we will see some upper 50's around the bay. 57 san francisco. some low 50's santa rosa. here's a look at the week ah

at livingstone.unners, theirfirst captain kim little scored twice for the gunners, their first goal marking the 150th for the club. and before arsenal made sure of the results with three goals in a ten—minute spell towards the end, this audacious chip from katie mckay to hear the pick of the bunch. chelsea have done theirjob with a 3—1win over brighton earlier today. guro reiten scored the first before sam kerr's fifth goal of the season gave chelsea a comfortable lead at half—time. danielle carter pulled one back for the seagulls in the second half, but beth england's goal ten minutes from time secured the three points for chelsea. let's get a quick look at some of the day's other sport now. it's all to play for in the one—off day—night women's test between australia and india. the visitors declared on 377—8. deepti sharma adding 66 to opener simriti mandhana's 127. australia finished the day on 143—4 at close, some 234 runs behind meg lanning top scoring for the aussies so far with 38. britain's ca

at 6160. well, santa rosa, one of her reign your spots at 60 degrees today. tomorrow's daytime highs will be a little bit warmer. amidst those moderate showers that pushed through. again. we have heavy rainfall during predawn hours of friday morning and then showers clear out friday evening into saturday morning. not little bit of dry weather so that your chance to get back outside and not worry so much about the rain before showers return. saturday night and as we've been talking a lot about sunday night into monday brings our heaviest of rain reyna tom, thank you so much for that. will we are seeing wet. >> bridges and highways. definitely one to drive a little slower this morning as you're heading from the east bay into the city. a little under 10 minutes for your drive time. let's head over look at the san mateo bridge a little under 13 minutes for you. there. the golden gate as you're traveling along there that that still slick and wet about 20 minutes for your commute and the richmond sa

san jose at 68 fremont, the same number for you. oakland today at 66. some low 70's from danville through concord into pittsburgh in antioch, solid 60's from santa rosa down through mill valley today into tomorrow. temperatures don't change much, but about every other factor does tonight into tomorrow as when showers arrive. stay with us on and off through thursday friday morning morning. showers before we dry out the rest of the day. friday saturday night. rainfall arrives again into sunday morning and heaviest of rainfall sunday night into monday. rain that john, thank you for that. we are keeping a close eye on your commute on this tuesday morning. >> heading across towards the peninsula. little under 14 minutes, no major issues await you on the other side. we did have a traffic hazard on the bay bridge near the treasure island accident. looks like they've been able to get that off of the bridge. little under 9 minutes as you're traveling to that 3 months to exit and the south a long 1. one from 85 heading towards memo park about 27 minutes 85 to 80

at the scene.an to provide information on the case later today. >>> and then police seized a car to a vehicle tied to side shows. officers tracked it to pittsburg where they seized it on friday. it will now be impacted for at least 30 days, and so far no arrests have been announced. >>> the elizabeth holmes trial will resume today. last week there were just two days of testimony instead of the normal three. a former safeway ceo, steven bird, talked about the deal with theranos that fell through when theranos could not deliver the test results. he is supposed to return to the stand as the trial returns this week. >>> let's look at sfo where frustrations are mounting as southwest is dealing with the delays and cancelations. in total, more than 300 flights canceled nationwide just yesterday. southwest blaming air traffic control issues, bad weather and staffing shortages. the airline is asking all affected travelers to use the self service rebooking option. >>> 5:37 for enthuse morning. all we need no

the temperature downtown is a cool spot at 56 degrees. santa rosa at 58.the warm location, concord , 67 degrees comfortably. cool temperatures right now with mark cloud cover expected through the rest of tonight. it will keep temperatures from falling too much farther than they have already. most will and up into the mid to upper 50s tomorrow morning. the clouds will be tough to shake throughout the day. it will not be completely gray. the sun will filter through the mid to high-level clouds, and we will see occasional breaks. temperatures tonight, lows in the mid to upper 50s, a little bit cooler in the north bay valleys. tomorrow we struggle to warm- up. francisco, a few th n santsa, rely ab for most of the bay. concord, temperatures back down into the low 70s, after highs in the low 80s today. that's typical of most of the inland east bay. mid to low 70s for the warmest spots on the map. let's fill in the rest of the map for wednesday's highs. 60s around the bay. jose 70s inland. no 80 degree high temperatures on the map for wednesday afternoon. same st

and at subway stations. the study will track the movement of those particles and simulate the aerosol release of a biological agent in a densely populated urban environment. this is not to signal that people that there's an imminent threat. michael balboni, a former homeland security adviser for new york state, calls it more of a proactive stance to help authorities enhance emergency preparedness in the event of an attack. the study is part of ongoing testing under the federal urban threat dispersion program and was also conducted across parts of manhattan, queens and brooklyn. back in 2016. similar testing has taken place in boston and washington, d. c and i think people should be reassured that every once in a while you're taking a look at how air does flow through the subway and train systems, the to adding results from these tests will be used to learn more about the relationship between airflow and street level versus underground environments. balboni says that data can be useful in a number of ways. it

sunrise at 7:23 and the sunset at 6:24. daytime highs looking at upper 50's to low 60's for the coast. low 60's for the peninsula, mid- 60s's for the south bay, santa clara, inland east bay. mid-60s's for the tri valley. 62 san francisco, 61 alameda. 65 oakland. upper 50's to 60's and looking at 62 to ukia. seven day forecast. what you can expect as we look at rain chances as we head through thursday, friday, saturday and especially as we look ahead to sunday and monday inland east bay, north bay and the coast as well as san francisco, oakland and san jose. as we go through the next several days, really watching that sunday to monday storm system that could be an atmosphere river for us. let's check in with gianna and he with have wet roadways, slick surfaces and gusty conditions. >>> we have wind i have as advisories in effect for some of the bay area bridges. the bay bridge and i'm getting word of areas along 101 in the north bay with flooding. we have crashes. it's very busy in the traffic center. we have a crash westbou

take a look at this. you're not seeing double d's giant pandas at.anda cubs at a tokyo zoo have just been named. this is lay lay and her brother. she shall she show which means of the light of dawn turning brighter. the causeway just over 13 pounds which is 50 times their weight at birth, which was just this past in bring the birth of its newest family member. the baby white rhino born to the mother told this week within an hour, we're told the calf was able to right itself up upright itself and headed off to breakfasts for hay. this actually tallest 3rd offspring southern white rhinos. now number 18,000 in the protected areas of the african continent. another quick check of your forecast tonight as we look outside along the san francisco embarcadero a look at the 7 day forecast. we can see where things are definitely. we're watching some gusty winds over the next few days. but temperatures relatively mild we are tracking a warm-up as we move into next week as well. temperatures for tomorrow. inland around 80 degrees 79 in along the coast. but things

you're on the map at 90 degrees.ly just the start hayward fremont san jose in mountain view all in the mid to upper 80's right along the bay shore. so we are definitely hotter today, saturday and sunday are going to be even hotter yet monday. we start to cool down process that really takes hold into wednesday and thursday of next week. those same ninety-degree spots inland will only be in the 70's jumping for that are let's get look at our bridges right now heading from the east bay into the city a little under 9 minutes for your drive time. they are the san mateo bridge as you head across towards the peninsula a little under 13 not seen any major delays or issues. the richmond sandra fell bridge heading across towards center fell. you can make that in a little under 9 and let's check out the golden gate where as john mentioned, fog is starting to dissipate a little bit. about 20 minutes as you're driving into the city will have more weather and traffic coming up. but for now, let's get back to the news. and tonight

sunrise at 7:32 and sun set at 6:13. checking daytime highs, low 60s along the coast. peninsula, low 70s, san mateo70, 73 santa clara, 74 san jose. inland east bay, 73 concord, 72 pleasant hill, 73 tri valley and livermore, dublin, pleasanton. around the bay 67 for san francisco, alameda, 68 oakland and san leandro. north bay, upper 60s to low 70s, 73 for napa valley and 72 for ukiah. halloween forecast for sunday evening. it's going to be a chilly one but dry. mainly cloudy skies along the coast, upper 50s around the bay and low 60s inland for the halloween evening forecast. seven-day forecast san francisco, oakland, san jose looking at the clouds for your saturday. cooler for the weekend, rain chances monday and thursday next week. inland east bay, north bay, coast, you see the chance to see a sprinkle or two north bay and coast saturday, cooler sunday but paere with rain cha picking up next monday and next thursday. let's check with gianna for the friday morning commute. i know you are tracking a new crash. >>> gettin

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it starts at 6:30 tonight and you will soon notice a new kids section at retail stores.he first state requiring those stores to have a gender-neutral display for kids toys. governor newsom signed the bill over the weekend. the law does not include clothing and it only applies to toys and childcare items, including hygiene and teething problems -- products. small businesses are exempt and it goes into effect january 1. >> we are committed to building a better bay area and we are focusing on race and social justice. on this indigenous peoples day we are highlighting a group of native american women working to fight for cultural heritage and get their land back. >> we are standing on the first quarter acre of land returned to us in 250 years. where we stand today is a part of that territory. our relativour relativour relatr and our connection to the land, even though we never left. our ancestors went through three waves of colonization and genocide. as we begin to talk about the history, people begin to realize that the people are still here. this means gift in our language

friday's games at start. >> at 06:37pm following game 2, which is on saturday at 6 o'clock. well, go ahead and take your phone out now that we know the dodgers and giants are going to meet in the n l d s get ready to pay up. if you plan on heading to oracle park this weekend because we spoke with people at stuff how much you can expect to pay. >> ticket prices actually will go up. were we just compared to july series between both. the cardinals over here in the dodgers on average. the dodgers ticket prices 65% higher and given the postseason. this would be the first ever playoff postseason matchup between the 2 fan. fan bases. we can only it's going to certainly drive demand. >> all right. now you have your phone out and go ahead scan this qr code on your screen so you can stay with us for the informational tickets. the schedule on the division series and who'll start for the giants are going to cover all of that and more over on our website at kron 4 dot com that qr code on your screen. well, not far from oracle park. the warriors and their fans are back at the chase center

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that is the down side puts trade at higher premiu buying a downside put and selling at call, that's whattrading at $29 a share. what i saw was i could sell the december 37 put, about 5% out of the money and use the proceeds to buy the 41 strike calls and also the 43 strike calls so selling one put and buying two upside calls and still collect some premium that's a function of the fact that the down side puts are so much more expensive. of course, relative to owning xlf, you won't have any exposure really between now and the december expiration between the down 5% or the up 5% if you end up owning it, you would own it at up if you sold your financials right now up 35%, that's not a bad do of course, if it rallies, because you own two calls, your participation to the upside could, conceivably, if we got some kind of breakout from here, not saying that's likely, but if we did, your participation is actually greater than if you own the equity this is one of those things we can look at in xlf and other areas, setting up the same way in api and other etfs, where you could get asymmetric risk-o

laura: at this .85% of residents have received at least one dose of a covid vaccine. it is a reality the governor credits with getting a's -- getting his estate to the lowest case rate in the country. liz: on the peninsula, san mateo county offered an incentive to get people vaccinated. the first 30 people to get a dose at l air elementary received target gift cards. people could choose between the pfizer and j&j shot. pfizer boosters were also available. the county says it is working to increase vaccination rates among the latino population. >> i think it is important. in our community there is a lot of stigma, a lot of myths about covid. at the end of the day this is the safest way that our community continues growing and being healthy, is by taking this vaccine. liz: currently 67% of san mateo county's latino population is vaccinated. thousands of people flocked to downtown san jose for the sharks' season opener. yesterday was the first time since march 2020 that there was no capacity limit. vans needed to be fully vaccinated or sure proof of a test. >> there is a

you have one leader taking over at apollo, at carlisle, and blackstone at the helm, but john gray isumber two, pretty much a clear successor there. blackstone mind you is more than double the size of any of its peers in terms of. market cap it's the first year blackstone surpassed goldman by market value. you have this major run-up of all the other firms as well. matt: and they are getting into a lot of other businesses. you pointed out and we were speaking on bloomberg radio earlier, that we heard apollo talking about defi. but crypto. >> in the crypto universe, it is not a signal that apollo is going to be diving straight into buying cryptocurrencies. but when apollo says it's thinking about de-fi, it really jogs your imagination in terms of what's possible for apollo to be lending -- it is what you would think of as peer-to-peer consumer, from apollo to a corporation. to what extent in the future that might this intermediate the banks. we've seen all these players do that in some places. underwriting credit. kkr has a huge capital markets division, credit markets more broadly, syn

just overall expectation of the academics at the school that we were at. >> reporter: he found himselfds. back in guatemala he was the american kid and in the u.s., he was the kid who showed up to junior high school dressed in a suit. >> i had a cardigan, shiny shoes point you know, the pants, that look, and just, the very 1st day i like oh, that is not how you do it here. >> reporter: with support from family, community, and students rising above he figured out how to fit in, and excel at high school, college, and graduate school, eventually ending at burlington high school. students like alberto find his commitment a comfort. >> he's very calm and patient, and also kind. he's always there to help me. >> reporter: for irving, seeing his students succeed as a source of pride. >> i would like to recognize irvin buckner. >> reporter: he recognizes his own achievement, receiving tenure at age 29. >> i look forward to many more years in the district. >> reporter: helping secure the future of those who share a similar past. >> the best thing is direct contact with students, making sure that

it's a breezy start to our day, tracking westerly winds at 12 at sfo, 16-mile per hour winds in oakland and 12 for fairfield. through our day, we are going to catch clearing and some sunshine. we are looking at low 60s for around the bay, low to mid 60s for peninsula and mid 60s inland, 64 for san jose and 66 for concord later today. let's check with gianna. i know have windy conditions. how is it shaping up for super commuters in the altamont. >> there is a wind advisory. be extra careful especially if you are on the roadways. we are dealing with slick conditions. most of the rain is gone though along peninsula and south bay, there are areas where you may still see some this morning. but there are slick conditions. clocking in speeds around 35 miles per hour in some spots, sluggish. a live look at 580, 680 dublin interchange, head lights heading towards 680. altamont pass wind advisory, chp has one for the benicia bridge as well as the dumbarton bridge. we'll check the south bay in my next report. >>> tens of thousands of people in the bay area are waking up without power. let's take a

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miguel is at the scene of the oil spill, as you saw, and that's coming up at 7:00, right after "today in the bay." >>> bay area health leaders may be getting closer to dropping indoor mask mandates. >> all counties but solano require masks, and now there's criteria being looked at of when those masks can be dropped. one infectious disease expert said, as long as there's a target number, she agrees with it. >> without an idea of when things come in and out like mask mandates, there's an accusation of like a twilight zone, you never know what is going to happen. >> the numbers are declining in the bay area following the delta surge. >>> council members last night approved vaccination status will have to be submitted by november. everybody who receives an exemption will have to be tested regularly. >>> across the bay, san francisco's city worker requirement is having an affect. "the chronicle" reports 880 employees got their shots in the days surrounding the first deadline. there are about 1,800 unvaccinated city workers with more than 300 under reported. the workforce number, 35,000. >>

you're watching kron 4 news at 6. >> now at 6 firefighters are on high alert as a red flag warning starts in just a few hours at 11 o'clock tonight. thank you so much for joining us here during conference at 6 o'clock tonight. i'm justine waltman jonathan mccall that the concerns that folks are facing tonight dry conditions and gusty winds which will be sweeping across the region. >> historically the month of october has actually brought some of the bay area's most devastating wildfires. >> conference go on live for sound concord with how firefighters are preparing. what are they doing differently this time scale. >> well, as same old routine and just seen in jonathan contra, costa county firefighters will have extra cruel screws on patrol, but they want the public to be aware and to be prepared by having a go bag and to make sure you don't do anything that can spark a fire. the hills and conquered are bone dry. the winds were calm sunday afternoon, but that is expected to change overnight. gusty north winds are in store for the bay area that could bring power outages and toppled trees pr

get your free quote at metromile.com. >> welcome back. at 8.45 a day. set up a tent over big white tent that they have here. and you know, today it's ok. >> but i think tomorrow that's wow. with the rain and pounding bass. and i don't know if that's yeah. well, i want know is that there probably busy doing something else haven't had breakfast yet. so good morning. good morning, we're looking at a very unsettled weekend in store for us most of the action is going to be tomorrow so let's go in and just kind of walk you through things. this is again, half moon bay actually seeing some sun coming out this morning. so enjoy that somewhat dry across most of the bay today. so want to get you're all your plans done. if you want empty stores and so forth. you out tomorrow, as will would say is that we don't check into. but again, here's half moon, bay and yes, they're planning on something. maybe today. they're planning on something today before things change what's doing it for us systems coming in from the pacific. now we have a front that's going to drive the

at seth stadium. cal faces oregon state at 4:00 p.m. at memorial stadium.rld series. the astros need a win to even the series. last night, the braves beat houston to take a 2-1 series lead. here is abc 7 sports director larry beil with the highlights. larry: good morning, everybody. in 1956, don larson threw the only perfect game in world series history. near history in game 3 between the braves and astros. houston did not get a hit until the eighth inning. game three in atlanta, where the late great hank aaron was remembered. his widow was in the stands. his son threw out the first pitch. no score in the third. eddie rosario dashing home. throfiandim aer6 pitcs.ead.ande, because, analytics, first time through the lineup, baseball in 2021, whatever. the braves pen kept it going, but the player drops it for the first of the game. houston could not score. bottom of the eighth, travis, through the rain drops, 437 feet. braves win 2-0. they lead the series 2-1. was anderson mad about not getting a chance to keep the no-no going? >> obviously, you want the chanc

at play here, but looking at, you know, you pull back the chart as much and if you are looking at thise of the bigger and better mega cap performing stocks this year as well as the platform, as well as the family of products still growing about 3 billion daily average users with their family of products, and also the whole macro level of digital advertising and digital spin it still is a great tailwind for facebook here and i think it comes to play at some point, buyers step in you probably want to be careful at what entry points you enter but you should be looking for opportunities here >> neli, let me phrase the question this way. is there anything regulators could do that would hurt facebook without helping investors? in other words most of the time if they pursue regulation it helps facebook, they can comply the best, they can comply better than anybody if they break it up, they wouldn't mind seeing instagram separate from facebook and whatsapp can they do anything that won't help the long-run financial performance? >> i think there's a lot regulators want to do. right now we are s

if you are an investor looking at the u.s. shale patch, and also looking at coming legislation on investment in carbon reduction, this becomes a problem. it is just a difficult equation to solve, which is, the world needs more oil to bridge it to get to a cleaner path. but obviously, that is not great for an investor, particularly a private investor or somebody who is going to be exposed to these types of losses. that is why we are not seeing shale come back at the levels it did previously when, like you said, it was a swing producer. if opec didn't give enough, certainly the u.s. would. yvonne: the markets obviously very surprised at this decision. i am wondering, what do you think was the motivation behind staying the course? was it the fact that they needed time to assess the impact of this energy crisis that we are seeing, or was it something else? richard: i am not sure the market is so surprised. of course, they are reacting loosely to it because they have opportunity in it. i think it was largely considered that they wo

this time of 77 year old woman who is found dead at her home with her head at to her body on a table, a 50 year old man has been arrested and questioned in connection to that he knew the woman i apparently was the husband of the cleaning lady of that 77 year old woman and just in july, a 13 year old boy is also found to capitated in the south of france in what appears to be a new, an issue. and a gentleman who was as short i, he was said to have psychiatric issues and had apparently attempted to eat the head . really, we getting quite lot of these mc kaba murders here in france at the moment. the latest is that huge man hunt on the way in the south front for this pick up in your old man who suspected of beheading and seemed bowing at what is apparently his grandfather. truly grizzly state of affairs is known as have the police now closest and so for now there shall do baranski and france. thank you. staff shortages, soaring cobra cases and pressure on the national health service. the nature of all led to another crisis in england. it's been reported that in parts of the country, patie

take a look at this sunshine. we've enjoyed some perfect weather and that continues for today, but there will be some changes as we go into the next couple of days. so we're looking at temperatures headed for the low to mid-70s. 75 in antioch today. san jose reaching 73 degrees. we'll see a high of 68 degrees in san rafael. in santa rosa, up to 73 there. now if you are planning to go to the alameda county fairgrounds tomorrow, just keep in mind that we'll see those temperatures starting out in the upper 50s and low 60s, but it will be cooling off going into the evening. and for halloween day for inland areas, it looks really nice with our temperatures in the upper 60s. by the time the kid goes out trick-or-treating around 6:00, 7:00, should be about 60 degrees and all clear. and as we go into san francisco, looking at that forecast, we have a lot of clouds, though, although it will be dry. we will see those temperatures dropping back to the upper 50s. now that it's time to head back to work on monday, we're going

the altamont pass at 43 and in santa rosa, wind gust at 41 miles an hour. then this shows some of the wind speeds in some of our valleys along the coast as well. up to 40 in san francisco. and those winds rushing in from the north and northwest. very low humidity, very dry conditions and our forecast, that's showing gusty conditions into this afternoon. now the red flag warning expires at 6:00 today and we're still looking at winds bat 25 to 30 miles per hour in san francisco and down the peninsula. some of our inland areas, spots like the tri-valley, santa clara valley and napa valley and sonoma valley, we'll see the winds starting to calm down just a bit. our temperatures today feeling very nice. without the winds it would be comfortable but we've seen those winds making it feel even cooler out there. headed toward 71 degrees in los gatos. 70 in danville and hayward. low 70s for the east bay. the temperatures cooler than normal for the middle of october. we're looking at temperatures up to 68 in san mateo. outer sunset up to 63. nice and clear in san fran

pregame coverage starts at 3:00 people at levi stadium, kickoff at 5:20, post-game coverage, probably in the rain, we'll be joined by spikes. you can track the storms on youa app. one of the things you can access is our live stormranger radar. this is what jeff uses. you can zoom into your neighborhood and get a precise timeline on when that rain will hit. it's a really valuable tool to help you plan your day and your night. >>> let's move on. tonight we're getting new information about that deadly shooting on the set of alec baldwin's new film. sources tell nbc news the prop gun involved in the shooting had misfired before. and just hours before the deadly shooting, several crew members walked off the film's set because of safety concerns. we've also obtained the 911 calls from the moments right after the shooting. >> 911, what's the location of your emergency? >> we need a net, we need an ambulance at bonanza creek ranch right now, we have two people shot on a movie set accidentally. >> two people were shot, one died. court records show baldwin was given the prop gun by an assistant

nothing at all. over the fence, _ anything like that? nothing at all.rson. this trial has raised many issues. from _ person. this trial has raised many issues, from allegations - person. this trial has raised many issues, from allegations of - person. this trial has raised many i issues, from allegations of coercive control to the potential impact of lockdown on mental health. but after watching the video evidence and hearing from her in person, thejury concluded pennyjackson hearing from her in person, thejury concluded penny jackson was guilty of murder. jon kay, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben. good afternoon. there will be a lot of people hoping for a dry weekend. lots of places around the uk that could do with a chance to dry out. i don't think we will get it. more rain in the forecast. this is where we have seen rain over the last few hours drifting over the eastern side of scotland. that will clear north—eastward then and a slice of clear skies and then we see yet more rain pushing in from the west. the one thing we can

look at that blackhawks. just a fun event for so many folks come forces but you explains how. >> the city's law enforcement and health officials plan to try to keep everybody safe from not only covid but also crimes. >> a blue angels are back in the bay area skies for the 40th anniversary of fleet week so we are so excited to be here today to announce that fleet week is happening after a year off last year due to the global pandemic has always millions of people are expected to turn out over the 7 day experience in san francisco. >> public safety is always a top priority. keeping spectators safe will be in the hands of this group of first responders law enforcement. the coast guard and the san francisco public health department led by doctor grant colfax who tells you the rules regarding covid-19 during the event. there is little bit different the the local rules on local property. >> basically we can continue to encourage people to wear a mask. you must wear a mask indoors given the large crowds are also enc

he died at the scene.year—old man was arrested immediately at the scene on suspicion of murder. he remains in custody. a knife was also recovered at the scene. the prime minister borisjohnson has described sir david as one of the kindest people in politics. i think all our hearts are full of shock and sadness today at the loss of sir david amess mp who was killed in his constituency surgery, in a church, after almost 40 years of continuous service to the people of essex and the whole of the united kingdom. 0ne local councillor who was at the scene expressed the shock felt in the community. we've lost a very good, hard—working constituency mp who worked for everyone, didn't matter who you were, didn't matter about your religion or your culture, if you had a problem, he would work for you. police say they are keeping an open mind as to whether this could be... we will bring you all the latest reaction in the next hour. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. the conservative mp sir david amess has b

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working at recology is more than a job for jesus. it's a family tradition. jesus took over his dad's roue when he retired after 47 year. now he's showing a new generation what recology is all about. as an employee-owned company, recology provides good-paying local jobs for san franciscans. we're proud to have built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america. let's keep making a differene together. >>> some tense moments atlas also's high school today after somebody called in a bomb threat. chopper 5 overhead is students and faculty evacuated just before noon today. the surrounding streets were also temporarily closed. authorities gave the all clear a few hours later. >>> pregnancy tests took the spotlight in the elizabeth holmes trial. the defense resented old company emails to former theranos lab director adam rosendorff showing what the prosecution portrayed as problems at the lab with the hormone tests themselves, but follow-up emails showed the problems were only about a shortage of test

take a look at this.climate prediction center putting out the outlook for the end of october, and it shows for much of the bay area, there could be cooler than normal temperatures and above normal rainfall. when we get those kinds of conditions, the sierra could get snow. in the near term, it's dry. our temperatures, still going up and down. it's fall and we sometimes see that. we get a quick taste of summer before the weekend, and then back to fall and san francisco makes it into the low 70s for the weekend. >>> mike, you are seeing a big buildup in the toll plaza. >> yeah, and this is because of the big crash at appian way, westbound 80 coming through pinole. now we have what you actually expect to see about now. more slowing and recovery coming off the carquinez bridge and standard there through richmond as well. west walnut creek clearing a crash. south of 80, everything is standard. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> it's 6:53 right now. today is san francisco's deadline for workers in clubs, gyms

breaking news at 11:00. the first look at the damage just minutes ago. >>> a flight attendant attacked on a flight to california. a passenger arrested. what happened? >>> we are live tonight in the drive-through line of what might be one of the busiest restaurants in the bay area. in and outs vaccine showdown goes to a whole new level. >> he starts shouting nonsense and lunges into the studio and stops me. >>> this former survivor contestant has not told anyone her story until now. our exclusive interview. >>> we have been working with the thousand plus school district. >>> with in santa clara county is mobilizing to vaccinate one third of the 5 to 11-year-old next week. >> feature not to do that every year. it happened one time. had an interesting outcome. >> in 31 years, is there anyone can has not talked to? a look back at the late night conversations. good evening. >>> versa breaking news, and i absolute mess in san ramon tonight after a high-speed chase involving an rv came to a crashing end. it happene