in san francisco betty yu kpix 5. >>> still ahead tonight game five for the warriors as they welcome in their western conference rivals. and on the topic of welcome, the 49ers bring >>> the warriors are on the road facing the nuggets. this time facing a team with a little bit more depth on the bench than the lakers. golden state supporting the throwbacks. trailing by as many as 20 in the first half. now in the third, steph curry's layup cuts the deficit to seven. steph finishes with 34. under five minutes to go, a five-point game. hitting the following jumper and draws a foul. the two time reigning mvp had had a triple double on the game. a little over a minute left. making it a 111 game. 20 seconds to go. the warriors are down just 3. draymond and andrew wiggins forced the turnover. jordan poole gets the steal and the layup. and brown easily makes another bucket. still a three-point game. golden state still had a chance to tie, but klay thompson's three here. that was way off. the nuggets hang on to win 128-123. and they hand the warriors their first loss of the season. >>> less tha

kpix 5 betty yu has the details. >> you're asking for four more years. do you commit to serving all four? >> yes. i have barely been out of state. i've been out of state for a few hours to take on their party and their leader of the party, donald trump, who is a passionate supporter of. what they're doing in democracy, and how they're banning books. >> reporter: during the hour long debate, governor gavin newsom dismissed speculation that he's focused on the presidential run. he's barely campaigned at home this year. but has spent money on ads in florida and texas, which are antiabortion states. newsom called out senator brian daly, a farmer from northern california who owns a trucking business, for not standing up it big oil. daly blamed newsom's policies for high gas prices. >> i know your friends, the people you run with, can't afford to live in california. but the everyday hard working middle class californian governor is suffering from the policies you put forward. at the same time we have no water, we have no electricity, we have no plan. there is

in san francisco betty yu kpix 5. >>> still ahead tonight game five for the warriors as they welcome in their western conference rivals. and on the topic of welcome, the 49ers bring 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 get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. >>> the warriors are on the road facing the nuggets. this time facing a team with a little bit more depth on the bench than the lakers. golden state supporting the throwbacks. trailing by as many as 20 in the first half. now in the third, steph curry's layup cuts the deficit to seven. steph finishes with 34. under five minutes to go, a five-point game. hitting the following jumper and draws a foul. the t

. >> kpix 5 betty yu was there toe to see if business was as usual. usual. >> reporter: it was a disappoing a disappointing loss for the wa, the warriors, but many fans came out to see how the team would gel and how other fans would react to draymond's presence on the court. draymond green walked onto the court during the starting lineup introductin lineup introduction to cheers from the fans. there was no detectable awkwardness among the team after he punched jordan poole in practice. drayd in practice. draymond promised to work on himself during his time off. >> and that's the reason why wee we came because you wanted to see how the dynamics would be, you know, seeing draymond, and how the crowd would react, if they would accept him back. ths back. there's a lot of backlash for what happened in practice.t practice. but for the most part, it's probably water under the . >> to be honest, when i steppedn stepped in here, it was intriguing to see how everyone would react, but yeah, it's kind of like a memory at this point. >> reporter: christina green s

. >> in oakland, betty yu, kpix 5. kpix 5. >> poor family. > >> in the east bay, three schoos on the king estate campus are closed. this is after last week's school shooting where six six people were injured. invests say it's likely tied to gangs. o of the six victims are adult st. the others are school staffers.y are looking at the video of the shooting but will release is publicly to get help identifying help identifying the shooters. > >> further east a memorial is gg in n killed in a hit-and-run crash downtown at the corner of califa boulevard and civic drive. the woman was hit crying to cross north carolina boulevard saturdy night. she later died at the hospital. police say the suspect suspect was driving a gold or tan four-door sedan. > >> the number of people killed n hurricane ian continues to incr. 82 deaths are confirmed in flor. four in north carolina. chris hoffman is in fort myers which took a direct hit from the storm. >> reporter: amanda, this is wht we are seeing in the fort myers beach area days after

kpix 5 betty yu shows us the video. >> reporter: a motion sensor caa sensor camera picks up a man walking in front of a home around 6:00 a.m. last sunday. e sunday. he leaves after unsuccey after unsuccessfully trying to break into a storage room. but moments later the burglar jumps into the backyard on campbell avenue. >> as you can tell, this was lo. so he must have used some sort f sort of torch. he goes in here and takes a bunch of boxes that we had here with batteries. >> reporter: what was captured n captured on camera, the thief making multiple trips over the next 45 minutes to load up stolen tools and whatever he could grab into a waiting car.t car. at one point the suspect grabs the camera and tosses it in the laundry room. the victim decided to do his own detective work. victor took a trip to thn the mission district, where it s common to see several street ves street vendors selling what looks leak stolen goods. >> this is one of the things wed to get back. >> reporter: sure enough he foud he found some of his stolen property being sold on the str. the vendor told him he bought

in san francisco betty yu kpix 5. >>> just adding one more thing, newsom will ask state lawmakers to make tword oars permanent. one would allow them to let lab workers solely process covid tests. >>> now to the arrest of the suspected serial killer. police say they caught wesley brownlee as he was on the hunt for the next victim. now with one dead in oakland and five dead in stockton, reporter julie watts looks into his past and why he wasn't caught sooner. >> reporter: well he does have criminal history, but appears t be non-violent. records indicat he a misdemeanor dui in 2009 an a felony possession of cocaine in 2019. in 2017 he was cited for failing to obey a traffic stop. there were two traffic citations in 202 it 1 and 2022. brownlee recently formed a single member llc called solid blue transport. it's incorporated with the office address listed at his home in stockton. several possible relatives in chicago. we're in the process of confirming that now, but of course that would b significant because the suspected stockton serial kille seen here in video in the left is the same m

. >> reporter: in san francisco betty yu kpix 5. >> a lot of businesses have said enough is enough. walgreens closed several stores. they said it was too much theft. the ceo of kodo paxy made headlines last week. he said his team did not feel safe here. i asked the ceo of the bay area council what it will take to bring businesses back. >> we have to clean up the city. we have to make the city safe. we have to make it pleasant. a redesign to take place in order to see the future demands of us. >>> also tonight a san francisco city supervisor calling out police and sfmta after a crash that left one woman dead and another very badly hurt. this happened at 24th and santiago just before 11:00 this morning. police say the driver hit two pedestrians and then several cars. supervisor gordon mar says we need safer streets and we need them now. we need sfmta to move faster. and then he took a jab at the cops, tweeting we need sfpd to enforce traffic laws. we need everyone who drives a car to understand speeding kills. reckless driving took effect today. >>> well another day, another school sh

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betty yu, kpix 5. >>> nancy pelosi's husband paul is still at san francisco general tonight recovering after being hit several times in the head with a hammer and having to undergo surgery. speaker pelosi, meanwhile, released her first statement since the attack saying in part, our children, grandchildren, and i are heartbroken and traumatized by the life threatening attack on our pop. we're grateful for the quick response of law enforcement and emergency services and the life saving medical care he's receiving. please know, the out pouring of prayers and well wishes from so many in congress is a comfort to our family and helping paul in his recovery. his condition continues to improve. >> nearly 48 hours since the attack, security remains tight around the pelosi home in pacific heights, with both capitol and local police standing watch. da lin has the latest. >> reporter: we understand paul pelosi is still recovering at sf general after surgery on friday. given his age, at 82 years old, doctors want to monitor his recovery closely. the police chief says the suspect also remains at the

betty yu, kpix 5 . > >> stockton police tell us they are increasing patrol and they are getting hundredsf daily tips. there is a $125,000 reward for information leading to an . > >> a live look at san francisco where it has been a bit of a me. a mess. a street in very poor condition, this morning after a water main break opened up a sinkhole near 25th avenue. damg apenree around the area. the area. > >> if you think those homeowners homeowners are unlucky, check out this crazy coincidence. a construction forklift crushed a car before slamming into this san francisco home. this is not the first time. nearly 9 decade, decades ago, you are looking at a picture from 1946. this went right into the front of the very the very same property on san bernardino avenue. it looks even even more eerie. the streetcar crashed into the exact same spo. same spot. right now, below that that archway, you can see that in the picture. > >> a group of scientists were awarded the nobel prize for their work in what is known as click chemistry. carolyn, a pror a professor at stanford university where she helped d

. >> 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 now. they are not rings. i don' know how anybody could put that on their finger. >> those medallions look really nice. that was the first ring night held at the chase center >>> relocation of the homeless residents has been a big discussion in the city of oakland but whenever an encampment is cleaned out, the question

in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5 . >> for the full list, head to our website at kpix.com . >>> turning a traumatic experience into a possible healing moment. the giveaway for some students affected by last month's shooting in oakland. >>> california reaches a major milestone in unemployment. we have the latest numbers. >>> here is a live look outside. >>> it has been a little over three weeks since students and staff were forced to run for cover. six people were hurt in that school shooting. the students at one of the schools got new backpacks meant to be a pick me up. the principal put out a call for help shortly after the shooting. the local residents answered with labeled bags matching the t-shirts students are already wearing. the idea is to make everyone easily identifiable in an emergency. >> turning a negative situation into a positive outcome with everlasting effects for our youth, to remind them each day that they wear the backpack, that they are important. learning is important, that suppd and thhe is valuabl therere curly students at bay tech middle school and each received

. >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu , kpix 5 . > >> the noon show goes until 4:0. until 4:00. you can tour the military ships all weekend from 10:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. don't don't forget to check out the canine heroes at the park. > >> seemingly ever rising gas prices may be coming back down to earth in the near future. you you might also notice a little surprise in your bank account. e state hearted started handing out for the relief package on f. on friday. most are saying every every little bit helps. >> reporter: >> reporter: $91.95 which is cry is crazy. the increase at the pump is hitting california it'sd it's hard. it is not just impacting the drivers. some gas station owners are seeing a hugp huge tip in customer savings. while some drivers are having to to scrounge up change to fill the tank, relief may be on the way. the refund also known as the gas tax refund will deposit anywhere from $200-$1050 in yout your account. >> i would appreciate it. to me, the state sees the issue and they know we have been struggling. >> reporter: some of the relief checks could take u

in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5 . >> for the full list, head to our website at kpix.com . >>> turning a traumatic experience into a possible healing moment. the giveaway for some students affected by last month's shooting in oakland . >>> a major milestone in unemployment. we have the latest numbers. >>> here is a live look outside. ♪♪ >>> welcome back. the time is 6:16. >>> it has been a little over three weeks since students and staff were forced to run for cover. six people were hurt in that school shooting. the students at one of the schools got new backpacks meant to be a pick me up. the principal put out a call for help shortly after the shooting. the open residents answered with labeled bags matching the t-shirts students are already wearing. the idea is to make everyone easily identifiable in an emergency . >> turning a negative situation into a positive outcome with everlasting effects for our youth , to remind them each day that they wear the backpack , that they are important. learning is important , that they are love , they are supported and that their life is valuable. >

in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5 . > >> we are taking a live look at san francisco. about 20,000 people will experience homelesss experience homelessness at some point this year according to a new report. with that will bring bring a whole new set of challenges for those on the streets including one of the most basic needs, staying warm.e are introduced to a san francisco man who is spreading n spreading compassion with a gift of something many of us take for granted. >> reporter: brad reese likes to to start at the feet. >> i am going to give you a couple of pairs of socks. these are a good way to connect with . with folks. >> reporter: for the last eight months, he and his team of volunteers at healers without bs without borders have been spending their days handing out everything from close to hygiene hygiene kits to she is. the most most precious items, once they cannot do without are fresh, fluffy socks. >> it is an essential part of life and it makes you feel like part of the human race to have a a pair of socks on. >> reporter: today, delivering more than 300

. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >>> this was the largest on this segment of the calaveras fault since the earthquake in 2007. >>> we are no spoke eart geologist, theycalled good, gentle reminder to be prepared for something bigger. he said the earthquake could have done some damage, if it was centered a bit further to the west, or underneath oakland or san francisco. >> if it would have been a bit closer, there would have been more light damage on things like bottles falling off of shelves and supermarkets. maybe your china could rattle off of shelves in your home. hinckley, this was just far enough away to the hills , those sort of things did not impact very many people. if an earthquake like this were to strike , on a portion of the fault that is beneath the cities, we would have seen more people experiencing more significant shaking. >> there was a lot of reaction on social media. you can see our tag board here. the twitter account for the san andreas fault says, it was not me, but it was a doozy. >> this was a major community conversation. for a time, we are focused on the same th

in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5 . >> be frustrating for that homeowner but the frustration is is building across the bay area when it comes to crime. >> your housing or college campuses which is very scary fo. for parents. some parents of uc berkeley students are speaking out and demanding action after a a shooting happened uncomfortaby close to student dorms. one man was killed and three others injd others injured at telegraph and durrant avenue early saturday morning. police say it was a fit a fight that spilled out onto the street. last night, they held a zoom meeting for parents worried about their kids safety and they gave police and earful. earful. >> colleges should not be crime. crime scenes. the streets of berkeley should not be crime sc. crime scenes. it is time to address the crime issues in the. the city. >> students are still walking to to class where there are bloodstains on the sidewalk. what immediate action is being ? being done? >> the police chief says the university is working with police to come up with a long-term plan to curb violence and have also added extra patro

. >> reporter: at the chase center, betty yu, kpix 5 . >> it was really cool to be inside the chase center when curry and his teammates put tha diamond rock on their hand for the first time. it was a moment i would even say it was more electric because they know the were champions. playing that first game was pretty intense. >> this was the first time for the warriors in four years. steph curry one of four getting the championship ring. that ties him with lebron james who had to watch as the warriors raise another banner to the rafters. the coach had some jokes after the ceremony. he has taken part in nine ceremonies, himself . >> i honestly don't remember a lot of details about the past. they are all fantastic. the one thing i noticed is that they ar handing out medallions, now. they are not rings. they are like medallions. i don't know how anybody could put that on their finger. >> that was the first ring night held at the chase center. coming up, we will show you the full highlights and reaction . >>> so many good sports stories around the bay area, this week the 49ers return home to pl

. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix 5. >>> all the lights, scary sounds, and everything else that comes along with trick or treating for halloween can be a lot to handle for kids with autism. john raymond shows us how families with autism celebrated in a much lighter function. >> reporter: this one was intended to take the fear out of it. >> everybody scream. everybody scream! >> reporter: loud noises and flashing lights may be fun for many, but autism magnifies sensations, making it downright terrifying. >> autism families can have a very hard time on halloween. >> reporter: jill esher should know. her daughter sophie is autistic. while she loves candy. >> she wasn't able to say trick or treat, and somebody would say, well you have to say trick or treat. she can't. >> reporter: but those kinds of misunked misunderstandings aren't happening here. families with autistic kids got a chance to get close with some friendly farm animals in a calm atmosphere. >> they know nobody's looking at them funny. nobody's judging them. everybody knows what's up with their kid. and, you know, they don't have t

. >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >>> it happen once again, there is no one matching the sixth winning powerball numbers. the jackpot has jumped to $680 million. the seventh largest in powerball history. you can win even if all of the numbers do not match. one lucky player new york won $1 million. the next drawing will happen tomorrow night. >> how many did you get this time? this is your thing. >> reporter: i play every week. i play six dollars every time. it will happen. i need to check my numbers. maybe i won $1 million. we are getting to the point where we can all chip in to increase the chances. [ laughter ] >> i see with this is about. >> i need a new car. [ laughter ] cynic i was only applauding because i forgot to buy one yesterday. >> i'm sure she would share, in her wealth. >> i'm sure. it is 6:09. is the mac we will never see her again. >>> the mayoral candidates hit the stage. some of the goals for the ci vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes those making over

. >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >> where do those candidates stand with photos? >> the question, let's take a look at the l.a. times poll released at the end of august to the poll showed newson had 52% of voters support, while 22% said they would support brian dahle. as for voters in the bay area, we caught up with some as they were turning in their ballots in martinez to see why they are so eager to vote. >> the proposition for a woman's right to choose is very important to vote on, and i also care about the gambling initiatives. >> i want to get property taxes down . we've got a really bad homeless problem here. they need to do something about that. we're also ahead of the elected, human rights watchdog said facebook and tiktok are both failing to block ads featuring blatantly false information. the nonprofit global witness and nyu cyber security for democracy teams say they pushed out 20 false ads designed to discourage voter turnout. is a tiktok approved 90% of them, and facebook okayed a cold significant number. researchers never exit posted them. both compa

. >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu, kpix 5. >> today, dahle said he's planning to drive a truck across the state and hold rallies to get the vote up until election day. >> let's talk about where the candidates stand right now when it comes to voters feel let's take a look at the los angeles times poll. this poll was released at the end of august and found newsom had support of 52% of voters, while only 25% said they would support senator dahle. 19% were undecided. in that same poll, 52% of voters said the state is headed in the wrong direction. is for voters in the bay area, we caught up with them as they were turning in their ballots in martinez to see why they are so eager to vote. >> i think the proposition for a woman's right to choose is important to vote on, and i also care about the gambling initiatives. >> i wanted to get property taxes down . we've got a really bad homeless problem here. they need to do something about that. >> speaking after the debate, newson called for the resignation of councilmembers heard making racist remarks in a recorded conversation. the forme

for kpix 5, betty yu. > >> the cdc has given authorization to give boosters to those available at age 5. it targets the original coronavirus strain and the omicron sub vart sub variant peer adviser says the booster should be for kids available within about a week. we'll keep you posted on that. > >> still ahead, a health problem problem affecting a lot of hispanic patients. diabetes. how how experts are helping people lower their risk. > >> plus a penalty for draymond green punching his teammate. but many are wondering, did the penalty go far enough? > >> pretty much the same old weather pattern across the area, area, but we've added hayes to the horizon. air in the santa clara valley is not great today. today. we will take a look at air quality and show you what spots are ba >> all right. so this one has a lot of you talking. warriors star, draymond green, find after after he punched truck five at practice, but green will not be suspended. head coach, 24, made made that announcement. he's calling it the biggest crisis on on the team since he's been head head coach. green apologized b