dennis murphy (voiceover): those same questions were soon roaring through the halls at keith's school. principal ed bailey gotten the news from the sheriff's office. i just about dropped the phone. just couldn't believe it. we're talking about keith reed. yeah, my friend. dennis murphy (voiceover): along with the shock in the community came an unnerving question. given the national climate of school related shootings, could keith reed have been targeted because of his work leading the district? an angry student, a disgruntled parent-- was any of that even remotely possible? i'm thinking, going back through, did he have any enemies? who possibly could have been upset enough or crazy enough to do something like this, you know? did you come up with any possibilities? well, there was one incident that i know that the family was very upset with them. school related beef sometime. school related, but, you know, nothing out of the ordinary. you know, nothing that should have ever rose to this level. dennis murphy (voiceover): neighboring districts were understandably on edge, too. were they next? my phone blew u

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bailey, to king, and the protest growing education is now the hall to help position to the middle, a governments from the route to 0. 1 is iris as well as it for me down jordan. so now you kind of correspond much more information on our website down to 0 dot com. there it is. the weather is next and then so story examines. the middle east is getting closer to the full flow spectrum. thanks for watching the the hello. you've got lots of highest nissan side across much of the middle east. nothing too much in terms of any significant, right for really maybe one or 2 showers around the southern end of the rest of the into the gulf of items farther north. we got some showers between the black sea and the caspian just across the caucuses, but elsewhere, i would say the last, the quiet in terms of the weather been lifted up in san for time because the eastern side of the saturday that was picking up a little bit just around the golf as we go through friday, but type of just here in the hall around 37 sales just heading in the right direction. very very slow labor into the low to mid thirty'

full bailey is over here with their food truck and so, like we do in the dining hall, feeding every dayto 1800 meals, 365 days. we're going to feed the animals that show up today. the nonprofit also offered free vaccinations and microchipping, and the pets were given a free squeaky toy or leash to take home. another sign of the taylor swift economy. united airlines is adding new flights to help swifties get to her concerts in canada. united noticed flights to vancouver were filling up in early december. taylor swift is playing in vancouver early december. three straight shows, so united added three nonstop flights to its lineup. the u.s. travel association says aside from tickets, fans spend around $1,300 on flights, food and hotels. season 50 is off to a hot start for saturday night live this weekend. comedy comedian nate bargatze returns. it will be his second time hosting last season, he was in one of snl standout sketches. do you remember that? washington's dream now, the stand up comedians returning for a hosting encore? you know, it's a dream to get to do it once and now, to get u

hall in martinez, charged with battery and kidnaping. the second teenager was reportedly just a witness and will not be charged. in san ramon, crystal bailey ktvu, fox two news. >> administrators at sonoma state university are implementing a hiring freeze as one of the first steps of dealing with a budget shortfall. the university said today it has projected $21 million budget deficit for the 20 2526 academic year. sonoma state cites a number of factors behind the money problem, including an 8% budget cut from the state, as well as other increased costs. the university also has suffered from declining enrollment, though administrators expect that to stabilize. sonoma state's interim president said all strategies and options will be considered to reduce the budget gap. >> a new affordable housing complex for school district workers in santa clara county opened up its property to offer up a preview today. the tour of the palo alto construction site was hosted by supervisor joe simitian. adobe adobe communities and mercy. housing. california. the development is on county owned land on grant avenue. it's currently about 65% completed. when it'

hall. announcing its new head coach ahead of its debut season. as ktvu krystal bailey tells us, she's already making an impact. >> the golden state valkyrie is making a major announcement as they prepare to start the 2025 season, naming the first head coach for the wnba expansion team, natalie nakase. >> i'm going to pour all my energy and my heart and my soul into this organization, and i just can't wait to build a championship team because that's what the fan base here deserves. >> a japanese american. she's been breaking barriers in sports for decades. nathan chan, whose daughters were featured in a 2020 warriors commercial, says basketball is a big part of their lives. the girls play as part of a tight knit asian league, the san jose zebra youth foundation and chan says nakase sets an example for them. >> seeing somebody coach at the highest level, that looks somewhat like you, i think is very motivational. >> as first assistant coach for the las vegas aces, she helped the team win back to back wnba championships. before that, she spent ten seasons with the los ang

hall. brings a parade of ships, hundreds of thousands of people and a stunning air show over san francisco bay. the blue angels are always the most anticipated event, as ktvu krystal baileyls us, while the precision pilots are in town, they're showing support to locals who serve their communities by giving them a once in a lifetime opportunity. >> it's the reward of a lifetime for kurt yagi on board a navy fighter jet. it's part of the blue angels key influencer program, which selects community leaders who shape youth for good. yagi, the executive director for san francisco nonprofit real options for city kids or rock, is the winner. this time, his prize a flight with the blue angels. >> i feel very lucky. i feel like i won the blue angels lottery. >> yagi says his organization has spent 30 years addressing the needs of at risk kids. >> we serve a small neighborhood in san francisco called visitacion valley. it's got its challenges. >> before the flight, the blue angels met him at the san francisco bay, oakland international airport, where the ground crew explained the technicalities behind the flight. >> and those arms. make sure you're looking up. >> then he suited up.

hall in martinez, charged with battery and kidnaping. police say the second teen was reportedly only a witness and will not be charged. crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news now to some developing news out of contra costa county. >> the sheriff's office is currently investigating a shooting that happened right next to a school. sky fox flew the scene right over caliber beta academy in san pablo, which did go into lockdown as a precaution. the shooting happened just a few hours ago, around 3:00 along dundee road. we are told shell casings were found near donlon, dolan way. no reports of any injuries or arrests. >> a welfare check for 95 year old woman feared missing turns into an even bigger mystery. the body of the woman's son, found inside their home. that home is on appian way in the hills above union city. that's where we find ktvu jesse gary with new information. jesse. >> greg. good evening. we're in the seven hills neighborhood of union city. that offers breathtaking vistas of the entire bay area. and tonight, a head scratcher related to a recent death. let's go ahead and take a look at our video. family members tell us that 70 y

bailey joins us now with more on this story. crystal. >> well, her state of the city wrapped up about an hour ago at city hall.he's focusing on ways she's improved the city over the last year, and what she promises to bring in her next two years in office. oakland mayor xiang tao touted accomplishments like improved crime rates, cleaner streets, and, of course, the success of the coliseum sale. >> it takes time, but we are seeing the progress here in oakland. >> mayor tao said she's brought the homicide rate down 30% over last year, and petty crime is also going down. >> burglaries, car thefts and break ins are all down. speaking to our local business owners, they've even remarked that there's a lot less broken glass on the streets. >> she highlighted the revamping of ceasefire and the implementation of violence prevention, as well as installing 200 security cameras in city streets. >> opd is already making positive arrests using the feeds from these cameras. >> but people in oakland are not convinced. >> in my particular neighborhood, we hire private security to patrol our neighborhood because we never see a

hall in martinez, charged with battery and kidnaping. the second teenager was reportedly just a witness and will not be charged. in san ramon, crystal bailey ktvu, fox two news. >> well, the founder of the bay area run club is sharing his harrowing tale after being robbed at gunpoint in oakland. jacob zielinski says he went to joaquin miller park last weekend to film a video promoting the group's upcoming five-k race. he says about an hour into the shoot, two men with guns approached him and demanded all of his production equipment. a police report has been filed, but slivinski says he doesn't feel hopeful. >> we were shooting the ad and two guys come up behind me like probably an hour into a shooting and pulled a gun out and robbed me at gunpoint. take all my camera equipment, alla gear and all my like setups. >> he says it took him several years to save for the gear that was stolen. the halloween five-k is tomorrow at pier 70 in san francisco. the club setting up a gofundme and hopes to recover some of what was stolen. well, the owner of a san francisco cannabis club says he suffered tens of thousands of dollars in damages and losses aft

bailey. thank you. thank you guys. >> so 49ers have made the cut in the second round of nominations for the next pro football hall of fame class. the 49ers left tackle, joe staley, is among eight candidates to advance in their first year of eligibility. in addition to staley, the list includes former 49ers running back ricky watters, receiver anquan baldwin bolden, and kicker gary anderson. other first time nominees you might recognize include oakland native and former running back marshawn lynch and former giants quarterback eli manning, and all. there are 50 names remaining on the list. it will then be cut down to 25 semifinalists in about four weeks. >> former oakland a's manager tony la russa speaking out about the a's moving out of oakland. la russa managed the team during some title runs, and he is disappointed with the team's decision to play in sacramento next season and eventually in las vegas. if that ballpark gets approved, he says, oakland a's fans deserve more. >> my thoughts are like our teammates. we're upset, disappointed. it was a great run here. we had wonderful fans. a lot of passion. i think it s

bailey o'carroll will have the story coming up. >> and a man who helped build the warriors into a first class organization is inducted into the hall of fame as an executive. tonight at 11, we'll hear from jerry st's loved why choose a mobile network built for places you'll probably never be... ...instead of for where you are most of the time? xfinity mobile was designed for where you need it most. now xfinity internet customers can buy one line of unlimited and get one free for a year. the city hall insiders spend record high budgets. but our problems get worse. they say this is the best that we can do. they blame the system, but they built the system. i have a plan to change it. with accountability and rooting out corruption, we can tackle our housing and drug crisis, clear the tent encampments and bring our businesses back. are you ready to stop settling and start demanding more? join me in changing city hall. hawks on thursday night, but they paid a price for it. running back jordan mason left in the second quarter against the seahawks. he returned, but never got back into the game. kyle shanahan says he has a shoulder, a c spr

hall. community in east oakland is now getting life saving treatment through early screening for breast cancer. october also serves as the time of year to remind women to get a mammogram. ktvu krystal baileyas the story. >> la clinica patients in east oakland climbed aboard sutter health's mobile mammography van on monday. like erendira bruno, who says this is her first time getting screened on the mammovan. she says it's difficult for her to travel far distances. >> aqui cerca de mi casa and this is close to her house. it's important. >> she says it's important to her to get screened because her cousin is a breast cancer survivor. and since 2020, sutter health has been bringing the 40 foot mama van to the east bay, staffed by breast health specialists. >> black women and latinas, as well as women from low socioeconomic background, have a 2.5 higher risk of dying from breast cancer. and the biggest source of that disparity is access to appropriate screening. >> that's why they provided at no cost to the patients so they can find early stage cancers that are easily curable. >> early detected breast cancer before symptoms is equal to a 98% long term cure rate. >> at la clinica, the patients

the police officer who shot chris kaba has told the halle bailey he did not intend to kill him when heopened fired 40 year old martin blake told jurors that he intended only to stop the car of the 24 year old when he was driving, and he aimed for the centre of his body . aimed for the centre of his body. mr kaba was shot in the head while driving an audi in streatham in south—east london, in september of 2022, and died in september of 2022, and died in hospital the next day. mr blake, a marksman for the metropolitan police, is accused of murder, which he denies . sean of murder, which he denies. sean coombs, also known as p diddy , coombs, also known as p diddy, has now been hit with a new batch of lawsuits accusing him of sexual assault against six people, including a 16 year old boy. the lawsuits, filed yesterday accuses coombs of raping women sexually assaulting men and molesting the boy. more than 100 alleged victims are now believed to be in the process of making a legal actions against coombs in the wake of his sex trafficking arrest last month . trafficking arrest last month. th