he's no stranger to the bay area. he was a dominant running back at stanford, a heisman finalist in 2015. now he hopes to suit up this sunday against the chiefs. >> just being back in the bay area where i've had so many great memories, going back to stanford, having friends who are still here, knowing guys in the locker room already, it all comes full circle. it's special. i'm lucky proud to be here. >> his dad, ed mccaffrey, played for kyle shanahan's father mike shanahan in denver in the 1990s. the families have a long history. >> welcome back. >>> we're back in 60 seconds with an unusual call for help. these photos almost unbelievable, how this car got all tangled up in an east bay home. >>> also we investigate pg&e and its fire prevention efforts. the new information we've uncovered about the hazards pg&e is accused of missing during inspections. >>> i'm >>> i want you to take a look at this. it almost doesn't look real. a driver crashed their car into an oakland home. the car went through the garage into the kitch

he is 42—year—old david depape bay. he is 42—year—old david depape bay. who is now 82 years old, is expected to make a full recovery having undergone successful surgery yesterday. the race to become england's biggest winemaker is hotting up because of climate change. warmer summers are changing the shape of winemaking in europe. french champagne makers are buying thousands of acres of land in the south of england. according to the industry organisation wine gb, 8.7 million vines have been planted in the past five years and sales of vines rose 69% between 2019 and 2021. earlier i spoke to the chief executive of wine gb, simon thorpe. he said that rising temperatures are a positive for british winemakers, but that they also bring challenges. anywhere south of where we are here in this country, that is becoming very troublesome and problematic. droughts, highertemperatures, we have seen reports of forest fires and these are changing the shape of winemaking in europe and around the world. the temperature rises are a positive but it does bring some challenges w

he he drove the giat gourd 35 hours to half moon bay. moon bay. he also won the contest back in captioning spons >> o'donnell: tonight, vladimir putin unleashes on ukraine, firing at least 80 missiles and using dozens of iranian drones in what's the biggest barrage since the invasion. russian missiles rained down on at least a dozen cities in ukraine, destroying a bridge in kyiv and killing civilians. cbs' charlie d'agata is in ukraine, with the defiant message tonight from president zelenskyy. >> get out of the car. >> o'donnell: shot in a mcdonald's parking lot... >> shots fired! shots fired! >> o'donnell: tonight, the 17-year-old is on life support, and the police officer fired. cbs' omar villafranca is in texas with the latest on the investigation. florida's destruction. as schools work to reopen, and families return to what's left of their homes, cbs'

that will be discharged in a can clean bay after it's treated into the bay. he we all saw what happened to the algae bloom this summer. we know we have a responsibility toe not just make sure we're serving the residents but taking care of the bay. in an era of climate change, it's foreign that we at the puc we take seriously to be good stewards not just of this neighborhood but of the san francisco bay. what we've constructed here in partnership with seth who you'll hear sphwr in a minute, is going to ensure that we don't just take care of our neighborhood, we take care of the environment and provide habitat for wildlife that hopefully you'll have the opportunity to sees you walk --s you walk through this poork. we're happy to play a small role in bringing this to fruition. we look forward to the community enjoying it each and every day. thanks so much. have a great day. >> thank you, dennis. next i want to introduce seth. >> thank you. my company is the managing member of the master developer for the mission bay project. and i am here today to speak to two thin

he lost two sons. > >> in other news tonight, it's the end of an era for bay area radio. legendary talk radio station kgoa a.m. has changed.y thanked listeners for their support saying the station will begin a new chapter on monday. >> a radio station that covers all the action. >> this is what we heard when we we turned on kgo radio today. te message intermixed with rock and and roll music about winning an. it is speculated that could be a be a clue the station could be switches to sports talk and sports betting. kgo talk show host mark thompson has been very very vocal about the sudden change tweeting we worked so hard to create a fun, energetic and interesting show. it sucks that we are forced to close it up. hoping i can reconstitute our show as a podcast. but no plan yet. he also tweeted i would like to tell the audience what was happening and had a proper farewell. > >> the latest jobs report will be released tomorrow. economists tomorrow. economists say they will be looking at wages and how how many jobs were added last month. those are key factors that will affect

it can reach speeds up to 40 miles an hour, so, he said it takes about 30 miles across the bay. hees it with his dog, rocko many days of the week. he hasn't played yet in the preseason, but he is expected to start tomorrow and be ready to go once the regular season begins next week. the 49ers got some good news on the injury front as they prepare for the atlanta falcons on sunday. kicker robbie gold, he was back on the field as he recovers from a left knee contusion is expected to be ready to go on sunday. things not quite as clear for defensive lineman samson a bukom. who did practice , but it was on a limited basis . he's nursing historic achilles . eric armstead, jovon kennel a. they are out and nick bosa is questionable. no issues for jimmy garoppolo, though he'll be ready to go against a so atlanta defense. the niners are expected to win this game and garoppolo is offense is clicking a little better lately, in part, he says, because the players have been together for so long. myself just not going through the normal off season and then you know, plug and play type things. i th

5th round pick next year to get christian mccaffrey to come play for them. >> he is very familiar, of course, with the bay area. he spent time with the stanford. cardinal was one of the best players in college before being drafted 8th overall by the carolina panthers. very familiar with the bay area and even more familiar, perhaps with this chance because christians, dad at one time played for kyle shanahan's dad mike. and then the shanann's also babysat christian mccaffrey. he'll be in town that deal. probably the ink is still drying at this particular time. but the niners did make the announcement yesterday. we'll see what happens. they have a fully loaded squad. we got kittle jimmy g christian mccaffrey. you name it. they have it. so now it's super bowl or bust in las vegas even said now the chance is just to make the playoffs went from 67% to 71% just because of one player. so if you're a gen x or like me, you know, run dmc. well, run cmc is coming to town. see what it sweet. thank you. will. well, still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. these yet again targeting. >> a popular ice cream shop in oaklan

of the newest members of the oakland a's has made his way from columbia all the way to the east bay. he's the youngest player on the team for similar barco. takes a look at how his colombian troops got him to the big leaks. >> just court and show they call of to oakland, california and stored india saw his dreams come true when he recorded his first hit in the major leagues, there's a base hit. jordan diaz, a line drive single to center. and that's his first major league hit on september 18 against the houston astros. diaz singled to center field in the 7th inning of his first career. mlb game and be good day. that >> diaz says he was but then calm down, so happy and proud after getting first hit. it's been 10 years in the making. >> get them. 100 is in the diaz was born in one video, colombia, a country. >> we're soccer is king, but the colombian decided to pick up a back and started playing baseball. >> when he was 12 years old, calling it the best decision of his that you get point. that is watch. major league baseball on television back on d a on his 16th birthday. his dream to play.

luke ginger is a water quality scientists to heal the bay. he says bacteria can also get into our waters through storm drains. and that's why it's important to focus on solutions that capture the runoffs before it spreads. >> it's no secret that swimming in contaminated water can make you sick. it brings on gastrointestinal and respiratory illnesses. you might feel some cold and flu like symptoms. so make sure to rinse off really well. if you did happen to dip your toes in the water. rob lefferts is another person who is enjoying the water from afar. we should take strong advice. as far as you know, health and health is happiness. so you want to be healthy. by by the rules. >> and that was rachel maddow reporting. coming up, what you need to know about this weekend's castro street fan. ♪ ♪ this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as li

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mentioned he had indeed emerged add a very popular leader and renewed say something that people at bay he d of god saying that be butchered, now come out of there. how did that discord there defining moments? challenges? parliament has voted to limit the powers of the president, the power to appoint officials, including judges, and police will now lie with a constitutional council. it follows protests of a shall anchors, worst economic and political crisis and decades. unrest earlier this year led to the resignation of the former president and other senior politicians. malawi is struggling to cope with a cholera outbreak that's killed more than a 100 people since march. this year, medical workers are trying to contain the spread of the disease, but they may be running out of time. and in mana has more worried parents are bringing their children to this clinic for treatment. as the color outbreak spreads, the very young are among the most to risk. maintaining stalks of life saving medical supplies is vital to preventing further deaths. well went to state dia, giving the credit of vaccine.

rob nesbitt spoke with local economists about the unemployment rate in the bay area and he joins us now live with more. what the job market looks like. according to the latest numbers, the 9 counties in the bay area collectively have an unemployment rate of 2.7% as companies announce layoffs and building closures. the experts say employees still have an advantage. >> hello, fresh is the newest member of a long list of companies announcing layoffs. >> the richmond plan to set to close on december first and around 600 jobs will go with it. executive director of the bay area council economic institute. jeff belisario predicts the facility closure is likely a way to prepare for what's to come in 2023, i think companies now are thinking recession. hello, fresh isn't alone. other companies like gap, oracle and docu sign have also announced layoffs in recent months. belisario says the good thing is that most employees are able to find other job opportunities relatively quickly. some companies action are viewing this as an opportunity as some of those larger pare back. >> smaller companies goin

the team honored the eight-year-old from the south bay. he was first profiled on kpix 5. he replaces grassy yards with drought -tolerant plants as a volunteer . >> i am still so surprised that i was honored. and i am very happy. i hope people get inspired and do the same thing and save the environment. >> reporter: at the chase hunter, betty yu, kpix 5 . >> i was inside there and it wa a fun and electric moment. and it was cool that after the ring ceremony, we took a win. >> that tops it all off. maybe you should invite the whole morning team. >> i will see what i can do wit that. >> ring nights have become common for the warriors but thi was the first one in four years curry is tied with the active leader, lebron james. the warriors raised another banner to the rafters. the head coach is taking part in nine ring ceremonies, himself . >> i honestly don't remember a lot of detail about ring night in the past. i could not even tell you who we have played over the last few times. they are all fantastic and the one thing i have noticed is that they are handing out medallions

how he helped his friends family ese family escape and start a new life in the bay area. >> he said, you are a hero, youd my life, i won't forget that you you helped me in such a difficut time. i'm proud of you, brothere safe, god bless you. > >> you've got to see this. i hae chance to see a fundraiser thisd for cancer patients where i met a special auctioneer. wait until until you see the unique way he raises money for a good cause. i i have never seen anything like. the news at 6:00 in 10 minutes. let's head over to vern for spo. > >> 49ers up top with a lot of s. take some shine off the fact they are first in the nfc west.t west. most multiple starters let starters left due to injuries. starting quarterback emmanuel moseley suffered a torn acl latn the game. he will miss the resf the season. star pass rusher nick bosa left the game with a groin injury. he will be monitd throughout the week. the team also lost safety jimmie ward who ward who broke his hand on the opening kickoff and will undergo surgery. he had just come off the injured look. kicker robbie gould suffered a knee bru

to say the award was such a long time coming 79 year old physicist john clouser lives in the east bay. he 50 this morning, letting him know his working quantum physics one year, the nobel prize for experiments that he began back in 1969 up with him and itself earlier this morning for his phone was ringing off. sounds like i don't have a bit. noble prize committee's clouds are developed some theories about quantum physics in the 19 sixties and that two other scientists who are sharing the nobel prize with him built upon his theories to make groundbreaking discoveries about how quantum mechanics work classes, started his work as a graduate student at the time, his professors told him the experiments he was working on a lost cause. all of my faculty at columbia, caltech. um and you were even here at uc berkeley. when i was trying to do the experiments all told me i was crazy, all wasting my time. ah! everybody knew what the result would be so no point in even doing the experiment, but he kept at it. and in 2011, he was nominated for the nobel prize, but didn't win it back then he thought tha

bay area. one of the pilots the pilots is a hometown guy. he he grew up in san francisco. we got a chance to talk with him about making his childhood dream dream come true. >> reporter: here at the oakland the oakland airfield with the blue angels getting ready to run run some practice flights over san francisco ahead of the big air show. for one of these pilots, this is not just an impressive air show, but a homecoming. this is a chance fom to fly over the places where he grew up. for obey for fleet week. i remember thinking it was was the coolest thing in the world. >> reporter: it is a full circle circle moment for lt. scott goossens, who grew up starstruck by the jets. >> on thursday and friday, the s the jets would be whizzing outside the windows. i remember i was like um i cannot believe this is a job. >> reporter: this will be his view during the show. he says some of the maneuvers will literally take him home. >> some of my lines take me ovee neighborhood i grew up in. it points me toward my high school and the overtop maneuvers, we will be upside down over the bay

the stand after attempting to visit holmes following his testimony rosendorf explained that he went to holmes's bay area home to seek self-healing as he was feeling distressed about the future of holmes's child and possible soon to be newborn. despite a series of questions regarding his health and mental well-being from the defense rosendorf facts what he previously said under oath and said holmes needs to pay her debt to society at this point. it appears that dr. rosendorf isn't wavering from the testimony he gave at trial which was very important for the government's case in reaching a conviction. the judge is expected to decide in two weeks at the testimony was inaccurate or incomplete or if rosendorf was in fact feeling bad as he he said today if the motion for fails homes will face up to 20 years in prison. the next question will be the status of holmes's pregnancy clark says accommodations can be made for pregnant prisoners, but homes will fight to delay sentencing again. she'll be asking for bail upending appeal not just for her but for her unborn child as well and saying i can't start custo

like farragut nemitz could make a bold decision at least as bold as farragut's move into the bay. he was forewarned of the japanese approach at midway. he decided to confront that assault even though on paper he was badly overmatched aware that his strategic mission as pacific commander was to hold the defenses in the pacific until germany was defeated. he might easily have said we will let the japanese have midway because they won't be a will to sustain it. >> 3000 miles from tokyo. they will be sorry they ever went there. arguably that would have been a smart strategic move. instead of nemitz decided to send everything he had all the ships, all the planes out to meet the threat. his decision was not simple audacity or brash or impetuous. he carefully assessed circumstances measured the strength of each side and deployed what he called calculated risk a phrase he used often with himself and with his subordinates. i expect you to apply a calculated risk. just as an aside announced up there for a minute how do you learn calculated risk. but by reading history. .. >> after that during

they failed tua on sunday, and they also failed cameron who played last night or played for tampa bay. helet him back in the game, and at half time he was declared out with a concussion. so these protocols need to be amended. and they have to make sure that these protocols that they're going to put in place that theyey're going to amend are definitely there to protect the players first. >> good point, donte stallworth, and elizabeth cohen. we'll have more news in just a moment. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. [laughter] hey, i was thinking about going back to school to get my master's... i just saw something that said you could do it in a year for like $11k. hmm! order 11! yes, see you at 11. ♪ 1111 masters blvd. please. that'll be 11 even, buddy. really? the clues are all around us... some things are too obvious to be a coincidence. ♪ before... &

rob nesbitt spoke with local economists about the unemployment rate here in the bay area. hemore on with the job market. looks like. the bank. and according to the latest numbers, the 9 counties in the bay area collectively have an unemployment rate of 2.7% as companies announce layoffs and building closures. the experts say employees still have an advantage. >> hello, fresh is the newest member of a long list of companies announcing layoffs. the richmond plan to set to close on december first and around 600 jobs will go with it. executive director of the bay area council economic institute. jeff belisario predicts the facility closure is likely a way to prepare for what's to come in 2023. i think companies now are thinking recession. hello, fresh isn't alone. other companies like gap, oracle and docu sign have also announced layoffs in recent months. that was says there are certain industries still hiring, especially in leisure and hospitality to things like restaurants, towels, different parts of the service sector. so there's still potentially work to be had there. some of

the dark time of the day, he noticed an apparatus that was moving in the harbor along the stavropol bay, he this to the watch officer thanks. why the drone was destroyed by fire from the ship’s armament, the terrorist attack attempt failed artyom tenants have already been presented with a state award. but the new york times confirmed that rice's attack on russian ships in sevastopol, uh, on saturday , was inflicted by the armed forces of ukraine. involvement in the attack earlier, the russian ambassador to the united states called unfair the accusations made by western countries. after moscow decided to suspend its participation in grain deal. anatoly antonov pointed out that the kiev authorities, who attacked, should be blamed, sevastopol did not condemn ukraine for this with drones to washington, and the entire west ignored the involvement of british military specialists in organizing the strike. proceed with the deal. russia cannot and for security reasons. this was announced the day before by the ministry of defense in the ministry of agriculture, with regard to accusations of provoking

this is one from the east bay, he shows us how they are using their grief to help others. > >> he was a fun kid full of mischief. he was not a gung military kid growing up. he was was all about making friends. they all thought he was his best best friend. >> reporter: he grew up in concord, he became an army captain, serving in iraq and afghanistan. he was killed two weeks after deploying to afghanistan in august 2009. the parents remember they learn ther son had died, like it was yesterday. >> when the soldiers came to the the door, he was devastated. i was like, we have to let these people in, this is hard for them them to. >> reporter: west point graduate, he found his calling while attending high school. >> all three sons of the family went to school here. >> reporter: it today, campus, l campus, memorial for their service. >> they walk this campus like they are now. they went out and made the ultimate sacrifice. it is real. >> reporter: coming back to the school highlights the life he lived in 30 years. water polo player here and in college, got married and had two sons and a . a

so he's sent over to connecticut island to guard the bay. he's protecting the the the camp from the the the british had when the british were in newport, they occupied part of connecticut island and nobody is going over there to the same area of the camp to to manage, to maintain that and to protect the the the the port. so in case of an attack and lopetegui mentions that this is the only time that the british could have attacked and successfully conquered the french because there was they were still not organized they were still setting up their camp. they were making their fortifications building to digging the trenches. and so on. so he mentions that as the and then after they after that week, they lost that opportunity because then the french were so well entrenched that it was impossible for them to attack when they landed. one of the the ships, the is the france got lost in the fog and people thought that it had probably got captured or sank. orders were that when the french if the french were not able to landed in new york or newport or if

and 160 miles later, he was eventually arrested, brought back to the bay area. he's 24 years old, according to authorities, he was romantically linked to maria tran tran and her husband were both killed inside their home execution style. in fact, it was maria trance brother who was there at the time. he was the one who called policp officers and then they rushed out to the scene. it didn't take them very long because according to authorities, it was the brother who identify devon williams junior as the accused shooter. so it didn't take them very long for authorities to figure out who it was. he was brought back peacefully to the bay area and he will be in court at around 8.30, this morning. back to you. all right. thanks a lot. we'll. >> 503, right now in a big story that we're following this morning. the suspected stockton serial killer wesley brownlee, appeared in court yesterday. now he faces 3 murder charges and a single charge for a felon in possession of a firearm. rowena shaddox has the latest. >> for the first time we see wesley brownlee, the suspected s

bay area names on the list. plus, we continue our celebration of hispanic heritage month. tonight we have the story of the newest member of the and how he made his way from columbia all the way here to the bay area. that and more after the break. >> welcome back. our top story this half-hour, representatives across the state are reacting tonight as a southern california council president is under fire for racist remarks she made to 2 colleagues and a top union official. it comes just before a pivotal city election in november. >> in which the mayor and several council seats are hotly contested. chris wolfe has the details. >> the proof is on tape. it's unclear who recorded it and wife, but it's out there for all to hear. >> 3 latino members of the los angeles city council and a top county labor official held a meeting in october 2021. that gathering included racist and derogatory remarks about colleagues, city council president nury martinez on la county district attorney george guess i have with the conversation focused heavily on frustration with maps that were proposed for redistricting and concern over loss of economic assets in cur

there was more than once he knew he was lying so this famous historian who wrote a book about mobile bay heands of dollars doing modern surveys of all the places that he burned the ship and never found it so i have his research papers anywhere he looked so that i found says 12-mile island and nobody had ever looked there i waited for a very low tide in the winter of being northwind and went out january 2nd 2018, i went looking just to see if i found a ship poking out of the lad and i found one they all confirmed i wrote the article the headline was and may be the flotilla that fast-forward a couple of monthste the story went viral internationally a couple minutes later a team of archaeologists the national park service to check out the ship then figure out is not the flotilla because it's 50 feet to long and it was buried in the lead so they all left town so we had a big press conference announcing it wasn't the ship it was in africa town and people start crying they are wearing shirts saying our ship has come in. because it was such a big deal. k, all right, i'm going go home and drink whi

bay's twitter. elon musk planning to slash staffing by 75%. hes expected to complete the $44 billion purchase of twitter by the end of next week. here is amanda take us still you -- amanda del castillo. >> everything is upside down and this is his style. amanda: he reacts to a report that elon musk plans to quit -- cut twitter's workforce by 75%. if true and only after musk's $44 billion deal goes through, roughly 5500 people could face potential layoffs. >> you are waking up as a twitter employee and being told you may not have a job once this deal closes. amanda: mark is an. attorney with a firm that filed a shareholder lawsuit against muska earlier this year. he says by taking the company private, and whatever board will be in place will have the ability to direct the company's operations as they see fit. until then, he says current twitter employees have a few things to consider. >> whether they are entitled to stock, for example. whether the effect of this type of decision and the timing of it is meant to reduce the amount of stock or stock

mayor in santa clara has reached out to police after he says, threats of violence and homophobic slurs have been made on a local blog ktvu, south bayter lamonica peter spoke with anthony becker, who says he's concerned for his safety. people will approach you and try to start an argument with you. they will also be very aggressive in being your face. anthony becker is a city council member representing santa clara's sixth district, and he's also running to be the next mayor, he says. since he declared his candidacy he and his partner have been subjected to homophobic slurs and confronted on the street. and, frankly, i'm afraid and hearing the things that i'm seeing online as well as the threats against my boyfriend or the comments about my partner. that right? there is just crossing the line. becker is particularly concerned about santa clara news online local block operated by robert ha. he says hi allows comments like these, referring to becker as the monkey pox candidate or using gun related language to talk about a recall for becker. actually, he's been on record many times, even on his blog stating that he is the moderator. he

travis diner said it took him 35 hours of white knuckle driving to get his massive gourd to half moon bay, hesaid, a new record for the heaviest pumpkin in the u. s and won a grand prize of $23,040. coming in at $9 a pound. the winning george will be featured at the half moon bay art and pumpkin festival this upcoming weekend. a russian hacker group takes aim at airports across the country, including at l, a x ray area doctor is doing his part to help ukrainians a second time as the kremlin unleashes a new series of attacks on civilians. also nearly 60 tenants are suing the owners of a san francisco high rise there laundry list of claimed abuses. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data

. >> we live on the other side of the bay, he loved to go to the blue angels. so we keep going.porter: it is an annual tradition. this year, the fog made it hard to see and may have shortened the show. >> the fog. [laughter] and it is cold. reporter: it is expected to draw more than one million visitors to san francisco and generate close to $10 million in revenue from the city as it emerges from the pandemic. >> the kinds of things you see on tv, it is great to see in person. reporter: this is the second time attending fleet week. the weather was an issue for some, but that was not his complete. -- complaint. >> it was kind of crazy, but that is ok. it is san francisco, we understand. reporter: he was excited to come out for his first ever show. but he admits he is going home a little disappointed. mainly because of the fog. >> i was hoping to see a lot more. a let down a little bit. >> maybe next year? >> maybe next year. i will come back next year. reporter: in san francisco, abc 7 news. karina: for all fleet week information, there is one place to watch the airshows live fro

perez says when he was commuting in the bay area, he has to do little scouting. be like looking at that. >> well, the price of the gas stations around trying to like find the >> the price of a barrel of oil is tied to gas prices and the price per barrel has trended down about $35 from its high. but it's trickled back up again recently about that's not why we're paying more in our state. a $5 increase per barrel only translates to about $0.12 more at the pump, whereas california, which is normally. >> about a $1.20 or $1.30 higher than the rest of the average for the rest of the country is now more than a dollar above that. >> so we are seeing just an extreme price spike for california compared to the rest of the country. and severin borenstein says that's because of the 11 refineries that make california specification gasoline in the state. >> 4 have shut down production. for planned maintenance and another due to some sort of production disruption. >> weinstein is the faculty director of the energy institute at uc berkeley's haas school of business the combinati

bay. daytime highs as we move through tomorrow with the window of sunshine. some isolated he and we go back up to 76 here san jose and get away from the bay. you're up to a warmer 84 in morgan hill. same difference here, closer to the bay you've got 68 in oakland and back to concord, 86. the peninsula has 71 in san mateo up for cisco. chile, bring your jacket. 58 in the outer sunset i wish the system was heading towards is the indication shows it will bring southern california the best chance here for showers. the reason why this is not really tapping into a whole lot of rainfall, is this is connected from the same storm track. it's just not able to pick up enough energy. right now the seven-day forecast, keeping it dry with

he's seen. i've seen people washing in the bay of seeing people fence to watch their infant in the bay. people sleeping in their cars to cross the bridge to hope. and much worse. there's thousands of people sleeping and dismembered vehicles. more than half alameda county's homeless population is in oakland rising 24%. >> oakland mayor libby schaff says they've made progress and housing the homeless. in fact, the number of sheltered homeless people doubled in the last 3 years. she says most likely due to more money from the state and federal governments and the challenge for the city council >> is to not only hire qualified police officers but have sworn volunteers that can manage this crisis because it is a humanitarian crisis of epic proportions. this month, alameda county is applying for 15 million dollars in funding that they will use if they get it to combat homelessness. >> i'm sarah stinson reporting in alameda county. back to you. >> coming up, gas prices are getting even higher. what's being done to try and keep them from going up ev so we may need to brace ourselves for yet ano

bay's twitter. elon musk planning to slash staffing by 75%. he is expected to complete the $44 billion purchase of twitter by the end of next week. here is amanda take us still you -- amanda del castillo. >> everything is upside down and this is his style. amanda: he reacts to a report that elon musk plans to quit -- cut twitter's workforce by 75%. if true and only after musk's $44 billion deal goes through, roughly 5500 people could face potential layoffs. >> you are waking up as a twitter employee and being told you may not have a job once this deal closes. amanda: mark is an. attorney with a firm that filed a shareholder lawsuit against muska earlier this year. he says by taking the company private, musk and whatever board will be in place will have the ability to direct the company's operations as they see fit. until then, he says current twitter employees have a few things to consider. >> whether they are entitled to stock, for example. whether the effect of this type of decision and the timing of it is meant to reduce the amount of stock or

them at newest members of the oakland a's has made his way from columbia all the way to the east bay. he's the youngest player on the team to kron 4 s camila barco takes a look. >> and how his colombian roots got him to the big leagues. >> jessica korda and colombian to oakland, california and stored india saw his dreams come true when he recorded his first hit in the major leagues, there's a base hit. jordan diaz, a line drive single to center. and that's his first major league hit on september 18 against the houston astros. diaz singled to center field in the 7th inning of his first career. mlb game and be good day. that >> diaz says he was anxious but then calm down and felt happy and proud after getting first hit. it's been 10 years in the making. >> go get them. 100 is in the diaz was born in one video, colombia, a country. >> we're soccer is king, but the colombian decided to pick up a back and started playing baseball. >> when he was 12 years old, calling it the best decision of his life and point that is watch. major league baseball on television back on to dia on his 16th birthday

he was accused of plotting to sink his 1 million dollar yacht in the san francisco bay. so he could collect insurance money. police say he paid some people to sink the boat right outside the golden gate bridge. turns out the people he hired. we're undercover agents, but it's history with crime goes back even further in 1966. jurors convicted lieu of murder in los angeles. he served 3 years a little more than a decade later. he spent another 3 years in prison for attempted murder. the san mateo county district attorney says lou died in 2015 after 10 police have not mentioned if there's any definite connection between lou and the buried car. however, police say it was buried sometime in the 90's, 4 to 5 feet below the ground and right now, the family who currently lives at that mansion. well, they have been cleared of any potential wrongdoing because police determine the car was buried well, before they moved it. we'll keep you posted. ken and catherine, back to you. all right. thanks for that grant. just to keep track of all the latest updates on this mysterious case, you

today are still sitting a little bit below average along the coast with low 60s, mid 60s in the bay. 70s he necouple days, i see cooler temperatures around the corner. >>> family and friends held a funeral for birtay rty. that happed on october 1 at a duplex. neighbors say about 30 to 40 teens attended a party and what started as a commotion turned into a fight. friends describe the brothers, 17-year-old garcia and 15-year-old garcia as nice and caring and always helpful. >> i remember with secret santa, he had me. there was a price limit. i completely ignored the price limit to give me a nice gift. i thought that was a nice gesture. he did that for everyone, all his friends and classmates. >> two other berkeley high students were injured in the gunfire but are still hospitalized. that shooting came during a surge of gun violence on oakland streets. not suspects have been arrested. >>> people in pittsburgh, pennsylvania marking four years since tree of life synagogue massacre. >> commemoration comes as antijewish incidents in the u.s. are at all time high which includes highly publicized re

one of the newest members of the oakland a's made his way from columbia all the way to the east bay. he's the youngest player on the team. kron four's camila barco takes a look at how this players cultural roots got into the big leaks. >> just look warm and columbia into oakland, california and stored india saw his dreams come true when he recorded his first hit in the major leagues, there's a base hit. jordan diaz, a line drive single to center. and that's his first major league hit on september 18 against the houston astros. diaz singled to center field in the 7th inning of his first career. mlb game and be good day. that >> diaz says he was anxious but then calm down and felt happy and proud after getting first hit. it's been 10 years in the making. go get them 100 is in the diaz was born in one video, colombia, a country we're soccer is king. but the colombian decided to pick up a back and started playing baseball. >> when he was 12 years old, calling it the best decision of his life and point that is watch. major league baseball on television back on d a on his 16th birthday. his dre

he will be flying into the bay area today. i'm sure they'll be a news give them a jersey and probably a playbook. we don't know yet. reyna and area feel play on sunday. there could be an outside chance as far as chances their chances of making the playoffs went from about 67% to 71%. and that is a monumental leap for just one player run run cmc. it's coming to the bay area like what he did, they will it cause, you know, the inside scoop. what does this mean for jimmy g? i? >> well, jimmy g has more weapons to throw so he has deebo. yes, george kittle. yes. christian mccaffrey has a lot of >> weapons that he can throw and what it means to him could be me recouping some of the money. he lost his contract because every time he wins a game, he gets $350,000 to christian mccaffrey is going to ultimately help. >> jimmy g's bank account. i got it. so it's a good addition for him. thank you. will i see what happens on sunday? 5.11, is a time right now. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a new bill making it easier for california

hobby airport when he was commuting in the bay area. he has to do little scouting on the road. i'd be like looking at the well, the price of season ground trying to like find the >> the price of a barrel of oil is tied to gas prices and the price per barrel has trended down about $35 from its high. but it's trickled back up again recently about $5. that's not why we're paying more in our state. a $5 increase per barrel only translates to about $0.12 more at the pump where as california, which is normally. >> about a $1.20 or $1.30 higher than the rest of the average for the rest of the country is now more than a dollar above that. so we are seeing just an extreme price spike for california compared to the rest of the country. and severin borenstein says that's because of the 11 refineries that make california specification gasoline in the state. >> 4 have shut down production. we for planned maintenance and another due to some sort of production disruption. >> weinstein is the faculty director of the eneroy institute at uc berkeley's haas school of business the combination. >>

the galapagos in glendora korean they, it's impossible it is impossible even on the way to the bay where he works. when pablo gets angry, there are dead animals among the garbage. i mean, i mean the stumps don't look around you my head, but i use if you had to imagine paradise. this is what it would look like for me to call to look at the state. it's in. if that doesn't break your heart or make you change your behavior, then i despair to love you those. the idea is not like you must play. i said, i will. the federal can quit mapping out 50 meters to work him for minute. i don't think we're going to collect all the trash in the designated area. doesn't look as animal as go camels. what we do is collect the bigger pieces for everything that's at least 5 millimeters. david asked about the small plastic fibers. let's pointless. we'd never get anywhere. oh no, nobody. i'm of no good. if somebody not, norman, you can't get is mardrey in ecuador, and the galapagos build, i mean, where did it come from? how me the yeah, it's old. it's already decomposing. lowered the other is as good. so where did

good morning and happy monday, everybody coming up today on live in the bay. he'sng more about chris cuomo's new show that you can catch on. newsnation. >> plus, we have a live performance from its quieres mighty real sketch variety show. find out where you can check out them for yourself. then we need the iranian born artist whose mixed media art has made its way to the bay area here. how mona nico is incorporating her heritage into her art. >> and as always, we want to hear what you have to say about our question of the day. so go ahead and scan that qr code right there on your screen to participate in our viewers. voice. we want to know what is your favorite homemade dish? let us know. like i said by scanning that qr code in your answer could be read live today at 01:00pm on the show right here on kron 4, daria. all right. thanks a lot. we'll see later, olivia, the later. >> well, the national nonprofit can't canine companions helped their annual bay area dog fest this weekend. it was him see by our very own ken wayne. the day was all about celebrating service d