navy coast guard in charleston south carolina through the third was on july july 71942 in his hudson airplane sank the u71 office sc becoming the first u-boat sunk off of the american coast and thankfully by may of 1943 the u-boats were no longer a threat and now convoys updated tactics by the u.s. navy and coastal blackouts going into effect the sheer volume of american shipping -- a truly believe these first successes we had off the coast of north carolina pushing the u-boats back from our shores all the way across the atlantic may d-day possible on june 6 of 1944. if we hadn't had those first successes in 1942 we would have never had the freedom to move the men and material necessary in the waters. like gettysburg and antietam battlefields have a battlefield setting up the coast of north carolina. this naval battlefield is where two world wars came home to america. the shipwrecks are great sites and memorials to heroes and fragile reminds us of our past and so much more. one of the things i really like to point out about the shipwrecks is obviously the history is amazing and the g

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hello again, everyone i'm julie julie haener. i'm andre. senior in for frank.the back yard of a home. could he possesses? smith joins us live from police headquarters with more on today's siding as the. andre neighbors say in the past two years, there have been more signings of mountain. area but never this close to home. and at midnight, i had heard my neighbor's dog barking, and we're on the colgate side. so i look closely at the picture. i realized it was actually on our fence. kristin phillips wasn't too concerned when she heard her neighbor's dog barking in the middle of the night, surprised to learn a mountain lion had paid them. a midnight visit was worried about my dog because sometimes he sleeps outside, and there's a lot of kids in the neighborhood. philips neighbor who she shares a fence with captured the big count on home surveillance video on bucknell drive. this man lives right next door.th

julie julie haener. and hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. and from frank somerville tonight all evacuation warnings tied to this fire have been lifted. fire broke out this evening near newell drive in american canyon quickly grew to more than 150 acres. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us live from american canyon high school near the fires location with what she's learning about the investigation. janna. well juliebut they since moved out, just about a half an hour ago. new this hour. i do have an update. the police have reopened, american canyon wrote in both directions. but the fire crews remain out here. there is still a wind and they are worried about containment and any hotspots. the sheriff's. sheriff's deputies

senior in for frank and i'm julie julie haener fully vaccinated by christmas. deborah villalon tells us the white house says it's ready and local preparations are underway to we know millions of parents have been waiting for covid-19 vaccine for kids in this age group from the white house, where that enough vaccine for every american child 5 to 11 has been purchased and will start shipping with an hours of formal approval expected at month's end. shot suited to young children, and these vaccine doses will be shipped with all the supplies needed to vaccinate kids, including smaller needles. that's 65 million pfizer doses, each about a third of adult strength and packaged with less bulk 100 doses each to make it easier for doctors and pharmacies, children's

frank is off and i'm julie julie haener.he giants defied the odds this season with 109 wins but still heartbreaking end for fans. ktvu christian captain joins us now live he's in san francisco. with reaction from fans tonight, christian. yeah you put a fine point on it. they're heartbreaking night for giants fans. if you take a look around me, you can see there's still a lot of activity around the ballpark right now fans starting to make their way home coming to grips with this loss what it means the end of this season for giants fans and i can tell you that we talked with a lot of fans on both sides. their hearts were in this game just as much as those players on the field. it was a hard fought game in a series that went all five games, and in the end, the dodgers wound up on top headed for the national league championship series

julie julie haener officials say the company did not ask customers customers who were eating inside for proof of vaccination. even after four citations. ktvu is jana katsuyama is in pleasant hill tonight with how in and out is responding. janna. julian mike. the county says that they find in and out burger $1750 after those four citations. usually this busy, uh, restaurant has a lot of people outside today. it's empty. in and out. burger told us in a statement that they called this governmental overreach. customers looking for a bergen fries tuesday found locked doors and lights out instead, at the in and out burger in pleasant hill. i saw the line this morning or today, so i thought this was open. many were surprised to see the local landmark shut down in fact, employees and customers, so it's this is a local hospital for this town hotspot now in hot water with the contra costa county environmental health department. on tuesday, health officials suspended the restaurants commercial food permit, saying quote despite repeated notices of violation and find this business continued to permit indoor dining on site without verifying the covid-19 vaccination status. a recent negative test results of customers. some customers say they support in and out so, yeah, i'm gonna go more. i kind of admire them for taking a stand and saying no, we're not going to do that. others say they'll patronize other burger companies that follow the rules. they need to follow the rules. and this is this is, uh i mean, this covers everybody. something very serious. in and out. burger issued a statement saying it wanted all customers to feel welcome and quote. we refused to become the vaccination police for any government. this is clear governmental overreach and is intrusive, improper and offensive. it's a challenge for companies like in and out that are located in states all across the country and every straight state and every county. has potentially a different ordinance. you see, high school of business professor and associate dean. jennifer chapman is an expert in management. she says the nation's divisions over vaccine mandates have companies nationwide, making decisions about what their brands represent. and in and out burger, a private family business with a history of taking conservative, religious and political stands. in some way. it's a sign of the times the fact that people are, you know, either more inclined to, um to visit in and out burger as a result of this action or less inclined to do so, i think is a real reflection on the state of the country right now. the county, says two other in and out locations, one in pinole and one in san ramon also received notices of violation. the one in san ramon received a $250 fine on monday. the county says in and out can appeal. both the permit suspension as well as the fines, but for now, it needs to remain closed. reporting live from pleasant hill, jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. it is a tough spot to be in, janet. thank you. an fda committee recommended today granting emergency use authorization for fighters. coronavirus vaccine for children ages 5 to 11. the members agree the benefits of that vaccine for this age group outweigh the risk that opens the door now for millions of children to get the shots as soon as next week. there were some questions about whether the low rate of hospitalization of that age group warranted use of the vaccine. at the trends continue the way they are going. the emergency for children is not what we might think it would be. and that my main concern. is whether or not the scenario you've used to model this became appropriate one for where we find ourselves at right now. ucsf infectious disease specialist, dr peter chin hong told us at four that pfizer also looked at possible rare cases of heart inflammation from the vaccine. there were no cases of heart inflammation in the clinical trials. prizes submitted two data sets. the biggest one was 2200 new heart effects, then. the cdc will meet next week to make a final decision on whether to recommend the shot and what group of children should receive it. first boy in marin county is being credited with changing the vaccine landscape not only in his home county but across the entire state of california red cross quick now 13 years old, is a leukemia survivor who began his public crusade as a kindergartener new attend. ktvu deborah villalon live in the city of santa fell, will read was honored today death. well mike, not his first accolades. red has won worldwide attention for his vaccine advocacy, but marin is where it started with a family trying to keep their son alive. when i was 2.5 years old. i was diagnosed with leukemia when red cross began telling his story he had to stand on a chair at seven. he testified at the state capital for 3.5 years, i took chemo to get the bad guys out. it was during treatment. the crop box realized with reds immune system wiped out childhood infections preventable by vaccine. could kill him. can we at least just make sure his classmates are vaccinated? so we know he's not being exposed starting at his school. their campaign snowballed with red in remission, explaining far and wide how vaccination is more community responsibility than personal decision. we didn't really know what we were uncovering as we got into it. it was just like that simple request, and then we realized all the things that had to change its advocacy. even so, young helped pass state law eliminating the personal choice exemption for school age vaccinations. people listened. and that's p simple. listen to ritz message, and we're proud of him for that. uh and that feels good and sincere appreciation for a grateful from a grateful county. now 13 red is being honored as a vaccine champion for driving up acceptance as it turned out. in time for a pandemic, and you have a story your own lived experience, and you really put a face to the reality of community immunity. marin has since flipped from california's lowest childhood vaccination rate to its highest 95% he's shouldered a lot and. he also at a very young age, understands what it means to speak out and actually create great impact. red is as humble as he is passionate about his work and accustomed to film crews from all over following him around his visibility, not something he could ever have imagined. definitely not. probably thought it would be like one or two speeches. and then that's it. it's developed into this, which is really good, and it's produced a lot of positive results. red likes tennis and sailing. but during covid won't ease off his vaccine campaign most satisfying to him. so far, no more opting out on campuses result. that we. managed to achieve it was written down. it was law. red is an eighth grader now and vaccinated against covid-19. he says he's eager to see vaccinations approved for kids younger than himself and mike happy to see that move forward today. red, strong young man with an inspirational story. deborah villalon live tonight in marin county, deborah. thank you for that front line workers were honored today in the south bay nurses, doctors and other staff walking into work at three different san jose hospitals were greeted by community members. by volunteers and elected officials. south bay leaders say nurses deserve a lot of credit for staying on the job throughout the pandemic. lot of nurses said that they have seen more death in these last two years than they have in the entirety of their career. they don't recover from seeing how many of their patients didn't survive. it makes us feel good feel appreciated. be really appreciate it. santa clara county recently reached an 85% vaccination rate. officials say that milestone is largely thanks to frontline healthcare workers. there are new developments tonight in the legal battle over vaccine requirements for prison guards in california. current county judge has lifted his day on the vaccine mandate for correctional officers. corrections officials say that means guards must be fully vaccinated by november, 24th. unless they have accepted a medical or religious exemption. staffers who do not comply could face disciplinary action. the guards have been challenging the mandate in court. a separate court case involving prison staff is still moving forward. and reminder. you can get the latest coronavirus developments on our website just visit ktvu .com slash covid-19 attend in santa clara county, the father of a brother and his sister who were killed during a police pursuit last april, has filed a legal claim against the county investigators say 25 year old precious nevis in 22 year old philip nava's where broadsided and killed in april by a car driven by roberto joseph garcia garcia was trying to evade sheriff deputies at the time of the crash, and he has since been charged with two counts of murder. the victim's father, al me. avis claims that the deputies failure to activate his siren during the chase contributed to the deadly crash. investigators said in a report that the deputy did not have time to turn on the siren prior to the collision. filing a legal claim typically precedes filing a lawsuit now to the east bay where danville police officer was found guilty of assault after fatally shooting a suspect. but as ktvu crime reporter henry lee tells us, the jury was hung on the charge of voluntary manslaughter. split decision for danville police officer andrew hall seen here outside court during a previous hearing. a jury could not determine whether hall was guilty of voluntary manslaughter for fatally shooting lattimer are valetta in 2018. our valetta was mentally ill. but the panel did convict hall of assault. the judge declared a mistrial on a manslaughter charge and dismissed the jury. the case will be back in court in january. deputy halls, actions were not only a crime. but they tarnished the badge and they harm the reputation of all the good and hardworking. police officers that work in our community. prosecutors said. hall needlessly killed our valetta, the defense, said hall fire because he believed he was about to be run over our valetta took off in a car after he was spotted acting suspiciously in a neighborhood. as other officers chased him into downtown danville. officer hall intercepted the chase. running to arba lettuce car hall opened fire is our bullet to try to drive past two police cars while the family is happy that he's finally being criminally responsible for what he did in destroying this young man's life. we still feel that there's more justice to be had the data could decide to refile the manslaughter charge. but defense attorney harry stern said he learned that jury was hung 75 in favour of not guilty of manslaughter. he says he believes the assault conviction is legally inconsistent when the jury could not agree on manslaughter. it's a mixed bag, frankly. you know, feel horrible, obviously, for deputy hall at this point, um, but you know, we'll continue to fight, but we're going to be looking very closely at, uh some of the legal issues that came up in the case and, uh, decide how. to plot our course from there, that defense attorney tells me he does intend to file a motion for a new trial. that contra costa sheriff, which provides danville police services, meanwhile, urging the d eight not to retry the case. that same officer shot and killed a second man in march. no decision by the dea on whether to file criminal charges. in that case in martinez, henry lee ktvu fox studios coming up, the landlord accuses his renters of squatting, but they say they're dealing with poor conditions and harassment at 10 30. the ongoing battle between two tenants and landlords. and we are drying up and warming up as we head into the next couple of days. we'll look at the forecast as we push forward towards the middle and end of the week. up first a sex offender could soon be living in east palo alto, the pushback from neighbors who say the home where he could be living is too close to schools and churches. i'm actually scared because we have schools around here. may soo alto, and the state is proposing to move him into a home right there at the corner of beech street and clark avenue. and that has some residents concerned. ktvu is azenith smith joins us live tonight at police headquarters with the story. well mike officers began notifying churches and schools this morning and they created this flyer. the offender is remar johnson, who police say could soon be released here. we have a new person coming in. with the worst background people living in this east palo alto neighborhood, finding out who their new neighbor could be. i'm pretty sure of the you know, hispanic community finds out about this. we're not gonna want our children to be out here late at night. this is 60 year old lamar johnson, pictured on the megan's law website. police say he was convicted in 1984 and 1992 for raping three victims sentenced to 36 years in prison police provided an updated photo on this flyer. it's not up to us. ah judge here in the city or in the county of san mateo county has decided that the house in east palo alto is adequate for this individual. police say johnson's victims ranged in age from 15 to 40 years old johnson is from menlo park with no ties to the community. so why east palo alto? yes i was here. i was even not on the street, protesting. the city's vice mayor, was among those who protested outside the same home back in 2000 and nine when repeat rapists. donald robinson moved in, neighbors say robinson moved down a few weeks ago, leaving a vacancy. it's irresponsible to place people. such as him. in any community. particularly those that are densely populated. in the state. and the judicial system needs to come up with an alternative neighbors admit they had no problems with robinson. they say. a man in his sixties rents the home. we ring the doorbell. no one answered for my daughters and not like it. say mommy is some. i'm dangerous. this couple moved in next door two years ago, they had no idea. the home housed with the state classified as a sexually violent predator. the home several 100 ft, away from six schools to churches and airbnb rentals, this neighbor volunteering to pass out flyers. he's paul also has come a long way. for us to be feeling again with fear. and the hope is there's enough community pushed back to persuade a judge not to relocate him here. hearing a set for december 1st at san mateo county superior courts, mike. all right, little more than a month from now, azenith smith why they're in east palo alto asthma. thank you. in the city of san francisco, there is growing demand for so called patrol special officers, people living and working in the city's marina district, say car break ins. robberies and other crimes happen nearly every day now that has prompted a group of neighbors to join together in pay for san francisco patrol special police officer alan bayard to roam the area. by yards, says back in 2017 he had about 60 clients. but now he has about 170 with 20 new ones in the past month, people who live in the area say the extra set of eyes does not hurt. since i moved up here a couple of weeks into moving in. i got my car broken into. so i kind of see the concern of people wanting to have people like protect their cars and going around and see. patrol special officers have been a part of the city since the 18 fifties operating right there alongside sworn police officers. they are hired to patrol a given area and act with the same powers as police officers. are you checking in you know that was a big rain event. we had snow in the mountains as well. it really did wonders 4% of average doesn't mean anything right now. but you know some areas 508 100% of rainfall average for october. what really was in process was san francisco's numbers. i set an all time record for an october day, but also in one day they got almost a third of their annual rainfall, plus. all last year san francisco got just under not just under nine inches of rain. and in this one storm, san francisco got seven inches of rain. so you see that it's a big event that would typically like seven inches of rain in san francisco. that's six. good winter storms, so that was just one. okay so here are the percent of averages because it's fun to do that. we looked at him earlier. just it was the last time we saw 802% in santa rosa's 432. it sounds like doesn't mean anything. it's just kind of cool to look at. we got more rain comin, but more towards the end and early part of next week. there's a chance for some showers. we do have snow in the mountains to talk about. there was some areas reporting up to four ft. like we talked about, uh gosh. olympic valleys, uh policies at tahoe, which changed their name, but they're talking about opening this friday, which is unusual for this early in the season. so big, big rain, big snow. big event. it's done. we're dry. now we've lined up quickly, and we warm up tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow mid sixties, maybe some upper sixties with a few low seventies and then a little bit warmer. still, as we head to the weekend, with the change coming at the tail end of the weekend. i'll see you back here in a minute with that. all right, bill, thank you. and adding to what bill was just talking about. we have a new look at just how much snow last weekend storm brought in the national weather service tweeted out these satellite photos. the one on the left was taken on october 16th and the one on the right taken today you can see just how much snow is now blanketing the sierra. the national weather service said. what a difference and atmospheric river makes and all that snow means the mountains are ready for skiers, the recently renamed palisades tahoe resort announced today it will open nearly a month earlier than scheduled, so that means the slopes will be open this friday. this is video from today at palisades. tahoe officials say this is the only time only the third time and it's 72 year history. it is opened in october, palisades received 3.5 ft of fresh snow from that recent storms and heavy rain right now is drenching the northeast, flooding streets and causing power outages. flash flood watches and warnings are in place as the season's first nor'easter crawls right up the atlantic coast in new jersey. heavy rains flooded streets, while strong, gusty winds knocked out power for thousands of people. several states could see between two and possibly six inches of rain by tomorrow. the severe weather comes more than a month after hurricane ida caused widespread damage. coming up new protections for renters in san francisco plus pg and e still working to repair damage left behind from this weekend storm look at the progress after the break up first, though a potential win in the effort to keep the a's in the city of oakland tonight's vote from alameda county leaders. that could give a big financial boost to the team's howard terminal project. ♪ boo! ya... my monster tacos are back. get 'em 2 for $3 while you can. only at jack in the box. ballpark for the oakland a's. the team has proposed building the ballpark at howard terminal right near jack london square, the oakland a's would pay for that ballpark. and the city of oakland would pay for the infrastructure around it, but they are asking for some financial help from the county to do just that. so the board of supervisors tonight passed a non binding resolution to contribute a share of property tax dollars generated to help pay for the massive project board president keith carson was the sole no vote. i got to believe there are other ways in which they can come to the financing on this deal. so i know this is none binding in terms of what you're saying. but we know let's just be honest with each other. once we take a political, none binding position, it's almost impossible for us to take that back. in a statement, oakland mayor libby schaaf called the voter historic action toward keeping the team in oakland. she said she hopes her final environmental report will be out by the end of the year on the peninsula today, pg and e showed some of the damage left behind from sunday storm up on kings mountain road in woodside utility said it had to prepare to power poles and three more that we're leaning san matteo county was among the hardest hit areas in the bay area. pg and e says outages have lingered in the places that are hardest to access. there is a lot of damage in this area because of vegetation. we have to remove those trees those branches before we can even start repairs. as of this evening, there are about 900 customers without power in san mateo county and about 1100 in santa clara county, berkeley, has lost an iconic 170 year old movie theater. the california theater on kittredge has been shuttered since the pandemic hit early last year. and now we've learned that the cow has closed forever because the landlord did not want to renew the theaters least. the news was first reported by berkeley's signed the theaters, blue and yellow marquis now reads, visit the shadow. the shadow theater, the albany feeder twin and piedmont theaters, also operated by landmark will remain open. coming up. tesla has a record breaking day. the impressive milestone the company reached as elon musk is named the richest person to ever walk the planet. also ahead, the atlanta braves crushed the astros in game one of the world series, but the wind came at a steep price. sports director marco bonnie's is up later with the story and an eviction moratorium is still in place in alameda county. why some renters say their landlord is harassing them in hopes that the lead coming. we called the police. barricaded our own door at night got cameras after the break new attend the allegations from the renters as the landlord claims he's not doing anything illegal. i didn't have to 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doctor about xarelto®. to learn more about cost, visit xarelto.com or call 1-888-xarelto to learn more about cost, they have been harassed for months by their landlord all in hopes that they would leave tenant attorneys say this is not uncommon and has been happening even with an eviction moratorium still in place. new attend tonight. investigative reporter brooks jarocz joins us now with a look at how protections can vary and why some tenants are still getting kicked out. brooks. well the state eviction moratorium was aimed at preventing homelessness and financial suffering and expired at the beginning of the month and in many counties next month. landlords can sue for background but in places like alameda county, oakland and berkeley bands are still in place. no one can be thrown out for unpaid rent. but it hasn't stopped some landlords from trying. under lock and key for fear of getting kicked out renters. wilson wise in his partner, dj are packed and prepared. we've just been having everything in boxes, so our stuff's not just thrown out on the street because this year during the covid 19 pandemic they were landlord has delivered several eviction notices among other things, constant harassment with emails late at night. threats to come and get our stuff with just people he's hired to pull us out. i mean, we called the police. barricaded our own door at night. got cameras. it escalated following what tenants say was a water leak and this mold found early this year inside their apartment near hayward. for months, it went unfixed. until they say they began withholding rent in april in hopes of paying for repairs themselves. the landlord did make some fixes, but also more attempts to kick them out, claiming he wanted to repair the property for future sale. you have three days to get out. you have 60 days to get out. you have 30 days, so it was like we didn't even know what day. we needed to be out, so they hired a lawyer and threatened a lawsuit. we have people reaching out to us all the time with stories like this, so i believe this is happening and it's happening a lot and tonic. omura is the executive director of the eviction defense center. she considers these notices unlawful, especially with some local eviction bands still in place. the laws are only as good as enforcement, right? and if these landlords try to take these eviction cases to court, then as lawyers we can step in and we can stop him and judges can stop them. the problem is this is all happening outside of court. the threats, the notices that never see the light of day but may actually scare someone into moving it scared the #### out of me. i've never had somebody actively threatened. it seemed to me. like to break into our home. we just want to get your side of the story. they say you're harassing them. i just tell you, that's not true. i asked him to get out. back and, you know, february we found mold. we start by to chat with landlord greg hall at his home he claims the homeowners association caused repaired delays and that he, too, is undergoing financial hardship. they stopped paying me rent really last may. if they started paying your rent again, would they won't accept it? because basically, they've been noticed. we want them out. place needs a lot of work. state law says landlords cannot evict unless they've applied for california's rent relief program in alameda county evictions are still illegal for unpaid rent unless there's a threat to health or safety or if the owner wants to put the property on the market can kick them out because we're going to sell the property. that may be true, but it would require the landlord give proper notice, informed the tenants of their rights and provide relocation money. none of that has happened. it's not my job. to assist and not a family member. you know, it's not my job, do it. call the agency that will help. why says he's unemployed and applied for rent relief this month, all while dealing with no flooring and other apartment issues. why not just leave? where would we go? i. i can sleep on my mom's couch. they know where to go there. just milking this right now. the couple says they want to find a new place but are financially strapped. we're trapped here. this was a safe place. that was almost a paradise, and now it's our living nightmare. while their landlord says they're squatting, the tenants argue they've put up with poor conditions and bullying. unfortunately that's really common right now because landlords can't get into court. so what they are relying on is a lot of harassment to get people out. it's not legal. um and clearly when we get involved, we would ask that it stopped instantly and that these tenants be left alone. so you say you weren't threatening them in any way? well i you know, they may have taken it as a threat. but the fact is, this is how the process works. and i said, why don't you leave voluntarily? it is not okay. to do this to people. it's just not ok. those tenants have sued, claiming in part, retaliation and negligence. many landlords say the moratorium leaves them stuck with no rental income for bills or mortgages. they took can apply for relief funding. but we've learned in many cases, both sides are still waiting for money only straining landlord tenant relationships. in the studio. i'm brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. the san francisco board of supervisors has extended the city's eviction protections measure through the end of the year. it had expired on september 30th before the board voted unanimously today to keep it in place until december. 31st there are, however, still legal reasons that renters can be evicted, including non payment of rent or violence. under state law, tenants can also face eviction if the landlord decides to get out of the rental business and some more good news for renters in san francisco supervisors also approved an ordinance today that bans landlords from taking away storage, parking storage, rather parking or laundry facilities from tenants. as long as tenants have such amenities provided in their rental agreements. the new ordinance strengthens rules that say landlords must provide just cause for removing housing amenities. more stimulus checks are on the way to california residents director positives will be made on friday. checks will be mailed on monday. the majority of the payments are for $600 qualifying, families with children will get another $500. the money comes from federal pandemic recovery funds and the state's budget surplus. people who qualify must have an adjusted gross income of $75,000. or less. mark zuckerberg is facing legal action tonight, but it has nothing to do with facebook coming up a little bit later the allegations from two people who used to work at his home. and we are tracking some warmer weather headed your way we look at the five day forecast next, also ongoing negotiations on capitol hill over the president's spending plan the agreement senate 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negotiations on the president's infrastructure bill in social spending agenda continue on capitol hill. senior democrats from several congressional groups are meeting with president biden to shape a multi trillion dollars social spending plan. one proposed revenue raiser the so called billionaire's tax with largely hit billionaires is increase in stocks before they even sell the assets. attacks on an unrealized gain in value. they just sit on piles and piles and piles of stock and other valuable assets for which they pay no taxes, even as it grows. the idea. there is a tax on those billionaires. just the billionaires. senate democrats say they have also reached a compromise on a corporate minimum tax of 15% on 200 of the largest companies in the country on profits of more than a billion dollars. that money they say will go to fund some of presidents. fight in social spending plan. world leaders will begin gathering on sunday for climate summit and the u. n is warning most countries are far behind their climate goals. a new report from the u. n today says most of the 190 countries that agreed to the 2015 paris climate accord are far from reaching their targets to cut carbon emissions. the report says the current plans from the u. s europe, china and india would result in the globe. warming by 2.7 degrees celsius by the end of the century. more testimony in the trial against former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes why prosecutors played old television interviews of homes. showing her confidence in the company and another mild day after that massive storm this weekend, chief meteorologist bill martin will show us what to expect for the rest of th ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ alright, here we go, miller in motion. wha — wait, wait, is that a... baby on the field?? it looks like it, craig. and the defensive linemen are playing peek-a-boo. i've never seen anything 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every few that the claims lawmakers questioned executives from social media sites today about what they're doing to keep younger users on their platforms. safe policy leaders, tiktok's snapchat and youtube appeared before the senate commerce committee today. between them. they have 3.5 billion active users, and a large portion of them are under 18. lawmakers asked them about how they're keeping kids safe. everything that you do is to add users, especially kids, and keep them on your aps or longer. it's the same rabbit hole filters or lenses on snapchat are intended to be fun and silly. it's not about well, you know. as parents. something intended to be fun and silly. can easily become something. that is dangerous and depressing. congress is now considering at least two bills that would hold social media companies accountable for how they present content to children, including one that would ban targeted ads aimed at teens. that criminal trial of theranos founder elizabeth holmes is back in session in san jose today, prosecutors were focusing in. on television interviews homes did when the company came under scrutiny as ktvu is evan sernoffsky reports. a former investment manager also took the stand today to testify how she and her clients were ripped off. lisa peterson works as an investor for the devos family, and she said elizabeth holmes effectively lied to her. about what theranos this technology could actually do. prosecutors in the federal case against theranos founder elizabeth holmes this week are laser focused on what she told investors. some of them ponied up staggering sums after being pitched by the charismatic ceo. the devos family was prepared to invest $50 million in the company. but double down after seeing a demonstration that there are no sis palo alto headquarters in 2014 lisa peterson works for the family. she testified tuesday that holmes falsely told her theranos only used proprietary technology and only tested blood from the pricks of the finger as they go through fact, by fact, they're going to document the misrepresentations. but then they will always have to go back and say she made these with the intent to defraud them to get their money the prosecution also played television interviews holmes gave after the wall street journal exposed the company's failures in 2015 including this interview with mad money's jim cramer. this is what happens when you work to change things, and. first they think you're crazy. then they fight you. and then all of a sudden you change the world. prosecutors also played this 2016 clip from the today show. i'm the founder and ceo of this company. anything that happens in this company is my responsibility. at the end of the day we stopped testing and have. taken the approach of saying let's rebuild this entire laboratory from scratch so that we can ensure it never happens again. santa clara university law professor ellen kreuzberg sat in on the day's testimony. i think the tv clips give the jurors an opportunity to see elizabeth holmes in her element that they get to see her. as the in charge ceo. on cross examination, the defense painted the devos family as a wealthy and out of touch patriarchy that didn't do its due diligence. we're back in court wednesday with more witnesses for the prosecution. at the federal courthouse in san jose evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. alrighty we've got the rain done with we got the snow done with the winds have died down the surface up, though. it's been up the last couple of days. uh really large is dropped off a bit this afternoon and will be or actually, the high surf advisory has since been dropped. but that does not mean. that the ocean is safe. there's a lot of swell out there right now, so anywhere along especially ocean beach and up in the marine headlines and those places sneaker sets. you know the deal, so just be real careful up there next couple of days as well is not going to cut. it was up to 38 ft, so it's not like it's going to drop down overnight and be a solid six ft. it's going to stay gradually dropping the outside, we go there. san francisco a few clouds out there a little valley bog possible tonight in a day tomorrow, a lot like today a little bit nicer. i think we'll see a little bit more sunshine. you see, you see the green right in here. this is the system that's kind of brought the slight chance of a sprinkle but slight and especially after what we've just seen, right? a couple sprinkles isn't gonna kind of phase you at all. that was a big deal. i mean, i say i can't say it enough. that was a really. for october. that was a very, very significant or if you will historic, whether system when you get, uh what was it 27 inches of rain in, uh, three days on mount tamil pius 27 inches, almost 30 inches of rain. lot of us got five inches, a half foot of rain and places like oakland, oakland hills. it's a lot. so tomorrow morning san francisco oakland. kind of like that. it looks cloudy but see, there's some blue in there. it's gonna be partly partly sunny. partly cloudy and warmer. so san francisco tomorrow goes to 68 degrees. it was 64 today. temperatures the next few days were warm as the system kind of builds in the high builds in this low is still here, but the high is going to start working its way up and pushing and nudging inwards. so wednesday tomorrow. through friday. a nice little warming pattern. then it breaks down and we get another system that kind of wants to go by late in the weekend, say around sunday look for the potential for some valley fog by sunday it be sunday night late after trick or treat and into monday, a slight chance of a shower. i should. preface at because i know it's halloween i think it's going to dry halloween, but i think 23 in the morning. four in the morning, i think when you see some sprinkles in the north bay, so here is the forecaster. here are the forecast overnight lows. valley fog certainly a possibility because it's grounds wet winter calm. so if you had it this morning you'll have it tomorrow morning. here is tomorrow morning. two tomorrow afternoon. okay this is the model here we go in from thursday morning. to thursday afternoon. looks good to me friday morning. there's the clouds the friday afternoon and then saturday didn't get to saturday. okay but you get the idea on sunday, we will see clouds increase and then by mostly monday morning, a chance of a sprinkle or some change in whether. the forecast highs tomorrow, a little bit warmer than today and then a little warmer still into friday and then cooler for saturday and sunday, but overall real nice weather pattern. phil thank you looks good. coming up in sports. a story soccer career comes to an end. sports director mark ibanez has the details on carly lloyd's goodbye game with team usa and then on the 11 o'clock news, a new initiative to help san francisco students entered the mental health workforce. what we know about the paid internship program. 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laughter. houston they've now lost five straight. on their home field. even with the good vibes is a good mo jo dusty baker. look at this first inning first battle first time it's ever happened. third pitch of the game, looking at some solar power as it or a solar going deep in the leadoff spot. with the braves, and it gets worse for houston of the third. ramberg valdez gives up another one this time to adam duvall, former giant that's a two run shot. and it's five to nothing now. key moment here did charlie morton top picture of the braves cannot continue. he's suffered a fractured fibula. the right leg was hit earlier by a ground ball could not continue lasted only two and a third big play here eighth inning 62 strokes trailing yuri gurriel deep off the wall, just mr homer, he tries to stretch it into a double. possibly the worst slide in world series history of the albums lays. the tag out of me is clearly out. whatever happened is sliding feet first. it can work every now and then you know, six to the final one. nothing seriously game to tomorrow. see it right here on channel two starts at 4 30 golden state warriors. they are the kings of california. they took care of the lakers, clippers and kings got to show they can win outside the state, though, and that they do against okay. see although it wasn't that easy, steph curry. uh well, activating his goodness, i think is what the traders call that and he would get going, although not his best game as he is deep with three right there. he's fouled. it counts 20. three points for steph. on the night. nine in the fourth quarter. talent challenged is okay, see very young, but they do have shaped gildas alexander with a great drive. who cares about the traveling? that's the nba right? and uh, it's wiggins right now, andrew wiggins with a nice drive down the lane, look at him get with the left had 21 points. 58 39. warriors outscore okay, seeing the second half andre, you donald back from the bruise like that spot in the corner, and he'll make his only bucket, but it helped the warriors take off from the fourth quarter. and if you noticed that this guy can play, he was the best in the curry family. the brother in law tonight, damian, big shot lee at 20 off the bench. 431069. is the final. the warriors are off to a night. heidi florida start and they begin an eight game home stand so everything looking slick for them right now. the sharks down in music city nashville. it will be music to their ears that this wrong and grueling road trip is finally over. looked like they were running out of steam just a little bit early on. who says hockey players don't have a heart? look at that up against the glass? hello? nashville in the second period. one nothing philip clause, birds will sneak a wrister through the crowd out front and the sharks find themselves down to nothing. third period sharks trying to get back in it, attacking finally timo meier with a quick backhander just like that the sharks very much in it. 2 to 1. about 4 10 left in the third great chance for san jose here jumped the dull and the rookie can't quite converted denied by defender riot joe hanson. with a nice play, and nashville adds an empty netter 31 final and this five game road trip concludes for the sharks three and two. they are four and two overall team usa women's soccer they had a friendly against korea. they won six nil. that is not the. they long and beautiful journey. sentimental journey tonight, carly lloyd after 316 matches for team usa at age 39 career actually had a chance to score with the left foot. but the savings made by the korean goalie 134. career goals that is the third most in team usa history. as i said, team usa wins the friendly six mil got a little time. so why not check this out? they say it's never been done by a 10 year old. i don't know who keeps track of that. but tyler henry. pretty dog gone happy it happened to him. i love that reaction. that is a double backflips. incredible his scooter nails it for even trying it, but to be. is the reaction. he's pretty pumped days fired up. yeah he should be. you know, when you're 10, you don't mind trying stuff like that. there you go. good thing. whoever was recording didn't miss out on that. that impressive performance their exports pedic surgeons love that stuff. yeah alright. that's the sporty lives backed you. all right, mark. thank you for that. next at 11. i don't want another victim. not here, not in front of my house. anger and anxiety in east palo alto over the placement of a convicted sex offender now getting out of prison. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox news starts now. one neighbor is now passing out flyers to spread awareness in her community. hello again, everyone. i'm julieght for frank somerville woman living next door to where the sex offender could be placed, is frustrated and says that she's doing everything she can to protect children on her street. introduce azenith smith live tonight in east palo alto and azenith smith goal here really for this community is to persuade a judge to place him elsewhere. yes committee members say that the home is close to many schools and churches, and they worry he'll re offend. lamar johnson's victims ranged in age from 15 to 40 years old. we have a new person coming in. with the worst background people living in this east palo alto neighborhood, finding out who their new neighbor could be. i'm pretty sure of the you know, hispanic community finds out about this. we're not gonna want our children to be out here late at night. this is 60 year old lamar johnson, pictured on the megan's law website. police say

julie julie haener. now fans are hoping a hometown crowd will allow the giants to clinch the division series on thursday. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us live from san francisco and jenna. businesses are ready to welcome fans for game five. they certainly are juliey games, they were rolling out happy hours and specials on drinks. they're planning to do more this week when they come back home for those who don't have tickets, and they said a lot of them that this post season has been a big gift, bringing fans back in, along with some much needed extra dollars. 2021 playoffs during the pandemic

julie julie haener mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville ktvu is deborah villalon live tonight in marin county, where most residents rely on local water sources there for nearly all of their supply dead. yeah three quarters comes from rain, the rest from the russian river and pretty much all of marin. except nevado. depends on it. so people today were jubilant. from sky foxx, phoenix lake, one of seven reservoirs that provide water for almost 200,000 people in central and southern marin county. as promising as this looks from the air. it sounds even better as runoff flows through the mountain milpitas watershed. it was a puddle, and this is only a week ago, and this place is so dry. we're worried about fire. and it was a whole different mindset. miraculous it's october. it never happens in october like this as happy as people were getting 20 inches of rain and some backyard buckets, a storm so extreme is also worrisome. having these unusual. events in october, you know is just as much. the fire is a wake up call to us all that, um, climate has really changed in this changing day by day, and as for a drought buster, we would need about six more of these storms over the year for us to catch up repeats are unlikely, say experts. while the early downpour was dramatic, consistent rain is what's needed. it's a beginning. but it's no guarantee that we're going to have a wet year by any stretch of the imagination, which is why marin municipal and other districts will continue blaring a water conservation message and requiring reductions. those practices that became habit during these last two years. we need to continue them. we don't know when the next three years coming. we really need to be prepared for that, and conservation is just the new normal for us here in iran and really all throughout california, the store and brought her in reservoirs from 32% capacity, lowest ever up to 43. but well, short of where they should be 67% so as planned, customers must stop watering their yards except by hand in december and a project moves ahead to run a water pipeline over the richmond san rafael bridge, two timer and system to more sources. water users are philosophical about the road ahead. well, it's a good start to the year, so hopefully we get a lot more lot more snow and um, well still conserve. all the waterfalls are just gushing. it looks tropical. people are smiling. people are excited. it's just so good to see the water back. these reservoirs hold a two year water supply. when rain comes managers want everyone to turn irrigation systems off after this storm and leave them off, plus double check after any power outage that they have an automatically reset mike that is good advice in any water district. phoenix lake lagunitas alpine, also very important to the watershed there. deb thank you for that. despite yesterday's record rainfall, northern california's major reservoirs are still well below their historical averages like shasta, for example, is that 22% capacity lake orville at 25% folsom lake at 23% capacity, and trinity lake is at 27% according to the department of water resources. their historical averages ranged from 37 to 44. for that we turn it over to ktvu meteorologist bill martin with the latest bill. yes. hey mikey. we got a bunch of rain for sure. but as those folks are telling you, and i absolutely 1000% agree, this is a place that we live that is going to require us to be water. smart from here on out. it's a new ballgame. we can't rule the way we used to roll. i'll talk more about that later time, but we had big rain 27 inches from this atmospheric river in six days around mount tam. here's the record that's most impressive as i show you, some more rains totals here. this is san francisco, downtown san francisco downtown. the records go back to 18 49. they got what they get they got four inches of rain in 24 hours. double the all time october record ever double that, and it's a record that goes back to 18 49. and to put it in perspective of mount tam gets 27 inches of rain already so far this season. 25 inches a year is what san francisco gets. so mount tam and for 72 hours garnered as much rain as san francisco gets in an entire rainfall season. this was a big event, but it takes more like come back. we'll look at the forecast. it involves the five day and then the next chance for some rain. all right, we'll see in a bit, bill. thank you about 18,000. customers in the bay area still don't have their power back after the storm. that's down from 68,000 this morning. pg and e says since three pm they have restored power to 18,000 customers in the bay area since the storm began about 646,000 customers lost power. that's about 12% of pg and e s customers. the alameda county fair is back open after part of it was damaged from the storm. the fairground in pleasanton was temporarily shut down after. branches and signs came down. some booths were also knocked over by those strong, gusty wind now after the cleanup guests returned this afternoon, people could enjoy all their favorite fair food and carnival rides under clear skies. i think it's great because it's right on my birthday, so just perfect real control of the rides next. that's my favorite part. um and governor got ourselves some wrist bands and just going to be pretty much writing them until we drop. and the fair is open through sunday with a lot of sunshine in the forecast for the weekend. the north bay was hit especially hard during yesterday's storm crews had been busy cleaning up after some neighborhoods were a back, you ated due to flooding. ktvu is tom baker shows us the aftermath from sonoma county. sunday's rain saw small tributary to matanzas creek in santa rosa has been at valley rise well out of its banks that caused the city to order evacuations of 95 homes. two evacuated children now back home told us their experiences. i didn't know how high the water is gonna rise or if who is going to get lower? i just pray that it was going to get lower and evacuated. yeah yeah, because the police told us to move out. yeah. it was scary. just a few days ago. drought and fire were top of mind. i had my clothes for evacuation packed because this is typically are fire season. little did i know i'd have another opportunity to evacuate. that wouldn't have anything to do with fire. it was the only santa rosa creek to run truly amok. this one was in an area we wouldn't have expected to see it. it was very unusual, obviously to have an evacuation of that size for a flood, let alone kind of deep in the heart of the city, santa rosa, there was such an aggressive flow of water, but a lot of the rocks that were in tree lawns and landscaping ended up coming down the road and they kept going down the road sometimes blocks away from where they originally were. oh, my god! local high. it's kidding. just remodeled four plex apartment right beside the creek was flooded and re flooded, causing all its units to be red tagged and the residents put into hotels. you went away for a while, and then suddenly it started to rain harder and within, like 30, or 45 minutes of us almost knee height and is crazy, the only seriously worrisome problems were from two mudslides in a burn scar off your butt buena that, though they did send debris into santa rosa creek. which did cause some street flooding. there was no major problems that came from them just south at ben, um, maya's house in petaluma. it never flooded in 30 years until caltrans put in the sound wall. last june. they kind of land locked us in here without addressing the concerns of a french drain or something. to the backyard wouldn't flood. caltrans told me that it is aware of the general problem and said it was bringing in a pump to his home as a prelude to doing correct drainage for the entire street. tom vacar ktvu fox tune. in the santa cruz mountains. the big concern was the effect of all the rain on the burn scar from the c z. you fire people living in the several areas of the santa cruz and san mateo counties were forced from their homes this past weekend after the national weather service issued a flash flood watch and wind advisory. for portions of the ccu lightning complex burn area areas recently burned by wildfires are especially susceptible to flash floods and debris flows during rainstorms. the storm system dumped several feet of fresh snow in the sierra and early start to the winter like weather that brought warnings, dangerous road conditions and some hope to ski resorts for a good start to the season. ktvu jana katsuyama is here. now. at the look at the latest conditions, janna well, it's certainly was a change to see snow like this up in the sierra after wildfires just last week, the caldo fire was fully contained. now drivers are pulling out their chains and ski resorts are covered with 2 to 3 ft. of fresh snow. snow and slick roads in the sierra monday brought the plows out and sent vehicles spinning out. lot of snow. bad conditions. yeah it's ice. it's slippery. just be careful on i 80 near sugar bowl, a big rig got stuck in the snow and had to be towed and near donner summit, a jeep facing the wrong way, slid into a snow bank because when it's wet, it's just. you never know what's going to happen. you can lose traction very easily for sierra ski resorts the early snow was a welcome sign for the season, palisades tahoe said more than three ft of snow fell on the upper mountain by monday morning as they prepare to open november 24th. alpine meadows got two ft of snow at its base area speed resort from sugar all to mount roast the squash valley, the marathon or reporting up to 48 inches in the last 24 hours. so it's the perfect setup to the south. heavenly got more than two ft of snow as they prepare for a november 19th opening and mammoth mountain decided to open this friday two weeks early, with a heavy snowfall, bringing more than two ft of fresh powder. the early snow had various ski shops busy over the weekend at california ski company in berkeley. people were gearing up, hoping to go up to tahoe mew no. four or five times at least. and uh, yeah, yeah, maybe do a couple of day trips. couple of weekend trips. many say they're glad to get out. there was kind of strange to be out and you know, after the pandemic after the year we had, but then i feel like this year is not going to be as scary and we're a little more comfortable. every ski shop owner really worries at the beginning of the year. it's like you can't sleep until it snows at least once you just changes from soft owner greg white house says he's relieved he and his staff half managed to make it through the pandemic shutdowns. thanks to federal, state and local small business loans. now he's scrambling to hire more workers to keep up with pent up demand. his biggest fear isn't the amount of snow but selling out of stock limited by supply chain shortages. if you want it, come get it because it's going to everything is going to sell out. and several ski resorts are offering discounted passes. but they say it's important to book in advance if you want to save some money. also important. take your time travelling part of i 50 was shut down today because of fallen trees and debris where the wildfires burned, and that could be a problem all winter. reporting live. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. coming up a deadly shooting at a busy mall in idaho how an officer was hurt trying to stop the suspect. plus he releases criminal offenders prematurely. and impetuously. the effort to recall san francisco's district attorney as a new twist. why two former prosecutors in the d a s office say chase of boudin needs to go and honoring an influential filipino american labor leader at 10 30. we introduce you to the only school in the country named after larry it, leon, and it's here in the bay area. older couple. this happened on saturday. around four o'clock in the afternoon. a woman in her seventies says she was walking with her husband on east meadow drive right near middlefield road when someone drove up right next to them. and stop while still in the vehicle. the female passenger offered the older woman necklace and then placed it around her neck. the victim says she could not understand what the woman was saying prior to her taking off. the victim, then realized the woman had stolen her to gold necklaces off of her neck while putting the other one on police say this is the vehicle that they've got away in. officers say a man was driving the car and that there was a child in the back seat the female was described to be in her fifties. if you have any information about this case you're asked to call police. oakland police announced today that officers uncovered an illegal casino operation. they say they seize guns, drugs and almost $18,000 in cash. the bust happened earlier this month on 17th avenue near international boulevard. investigators say, in addition to loaded guns and cash officers also uncovered gambling machines of flamethrower, meth and a large amount of tar heroin. at least 12 people were detained, leaving that location. police also arrested the suspected operator of that casino. the effort to recall san francisco district attorney chase a. boudin has some new support to prosecutors have quit. their jobs are now working to get the former boss out of office and as ktvu henry lee reports, the prosecutors say boudin is a danger to the city. i urge san francisco voters to recall a chase of routine, he selectively enforces laws in the state of california. according to his own political priorities. brooke jenkins and donald cobain both quit as san francisco prosecutors. they say their former boss chase a boudin is putting san francisco at risk. now the two have joined the campaign to recall the self described progressive prosecutor, his policies and approach is anything but progressive. to the contrary, his approach has been extreme and radical. jenkins who was a homicide prosecutor, says boudin, a former public defender, still has an allegiance with his ex colleagues in that office. he allows public defenders and his former colleagues to simply contact him. directly in order to achieve the result that they desire he releases criminal offenders prematurely. and impetuously du bain was a former solano county d a before prosecuting domestic violence cases in san francisco. he blessed boudin for releasing repeat offender tory mcallister from jail on a plea deal last year for robbery and failing to charge him for other cases afterwards. then on new year's eve, authorities say mcallister was drunk and driving a stolen car when he ran over and killed two women. at second admission those two women would be alive today. but for chase's reckless and dangerous decision. in a statement, the da's office said, in part, we are disappointed that former staff members have chosen to politicize their departures and spread misinformation about dea boudin specific cases and the hard work of our dedicated prosecutors and staff. all criminal cases are complex, and certainly there may be disagreements on process but twisting those disagreements for obvious political purposes. there's nothing to make our cities safer or improve the pursuit of justice, these two former assistant dsr, now volunteering their time to work on the campaign, the campaign has submitted more than 83,000 signatures, which will likely force a recall election in june. henry lee ktvu fox two news now to idaho, where gunfire erupted inside a busy mall in boise just before two p.m. officers responded to reports of gunshots at the boise towne square mall, the largest shopping center in the city. police say two people were killed and four others, including an officer were hurt. that officer was injured, trying to bring the suspect into custody. shortly after responding on scene. officers encountered an individual matching the suspect's description. and there was a change of gunfire that ensued shortly thereafter. resulting in the officers injury as well as a suspect being taken into custody. the officer was treated and released. the suspect is hospitalized in critical condition so far, police have not commented on a possible motive for that shooting. alrighty back to some of those rain totals from the last 24 hours. not the last couple days, but last 24 hours very impressive. and some of these rain totals representing in some cases, the equivalent of maybe four or five strong winter storms in a place like sauce, alito a good storm and sausalito. inch of rain, half inch of rain. a good storm in vallejo, maybe three quarters of an inch, you know, typical winter storm, and so some of these numbers are just really amazing. when you look at and my tenure i can like i keep saying 82, i remember was very similar to that. and some of those rain accumulations, but i can't remember. certainly in october, a rain event like this certainly can. and of course, that's why the san francisco all time october day rainfall record was broken and crushed actually, by almost two inches. so on the bridge is dry. it was raining all sorts last night, but it's really backed off obviously thunderstorms in the central valley this afternoon. those have died down. everything's calming down, and now we go to a day tomorrow where we end up with. cloudy partly cloudy conditions in the morning lunchtime were around 60 degrees in san francisco and oakland and sandra fell. most of us are gonna look like this tomorrow, sort of this transition day. from the weather systems to the warm up and the warm up is going to start in earnest on thursday, but wednesday will transition us more rapidly. so tuesday is kind of that day we got a few clouds left over and you can see the old system right here. and the new system, which is very weak is going to kind of slide in and those clouds that cloud shield you see up to the north of northwest of us, that's going to kind of slide over us not anticipating anything more than the light. sprinkle in a place like healdsburg or you, kaaya. everybody else dry, dry dry partly to mostly cloudy at times, partly sunny and then temperatures generally in the mid sixties. i'll see you back here with the five day. all right, bill. thank you. governor. newsom says he's going to attend the u. n climate change conference in scotland next week as part of his push to reduce the state's reliance on oil. the governor says he's going to be asking for international partners to join him in bringing more renewable and zero emission power technologies online. newsom has pledged to phase out oil production in the state and to end the sale of new gasoline powered vehicles in the coming years. the u. n conference starts on november 1st. the u. n weather agencies has greenhouse gas concentrations hit a record high last year, adding that they are increasing at a faster pace than the average rate in the past 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he died in 1977. at the age of 63 mike october 25th special day today a special day moving forward, all right, as nothing queue for that report to san francisco supervisors are proposing to create a sick leave program for domestic workers, according to the chronicle the measure being introduced tomorrow would require employers to pay into a fund workers such as house cleaners and nannies could then use the money to take paid time off when they're sick. supervisor hillary ronen, who was a co sponsor, said she is hoping to find ways to provide domestic workers with other benefits, including retirement and health insurance. the abigail hotel in san francisco will return as permanent housing for low income city residents. the abigail will provide 59 units of housing for adults transitioning. from permanent supportive housing to affordable housing rooms have a private bathroom and the building includes lobby, a community room as well as the kitchen. the abigail was used as an emergency shelter during the pandemic. it's reopening as part of mayor. london breed larger plan to address homelessness in san francisco that includes a plan to lease 1500 units of support housing in the next two years. it's been a tough month for social media companies, especially facebook. ex employee turned whistleblower francis hogan was in london today, spelling out the dangers of facebook and urging british lawmakers to regulate it. from washington. fox news, madeline rivera has more on what how can had to say and how facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is responding. facebook whistleblower francis hagen keeping quiet as she left the houses of parliament in london monday, but the former facebook employee had already said plenty taking questions from british lawmakers earlier in the day, where she once again slammed her former company for the dangerous she says it poses and they won't accept the consequences of their actions. and so i think that is negligence. and it is, um. uh ignorance she's urging lawmakers in the uk and us to drop new legislation to tackle harmful online content earlier this month, how can accuse the company of prioritizing profits over safety, arguing facebook was aware it's instagram app could be harmful to young users. mental health facebook's own reports. say it is not just that instagram is dangerous for teenagers. it is actually more dangerous than other forms of social media. how can leaked thousands of pages of facebook's internal documents showing employees frustrated at facebook for not cracking down on the spread of misinformation and a company struggling to attract and keep young users. but facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is firing back. i knew is that what we're seeing. is a coordinated effort to selectively used leaked documents. two p a false picture of our company. meanwhile executives from snap tiktok on youtube are set to testify before a senate panel on tuesday about measures they've taken to protect children online. is the same set of subcommittee that haugen appeared before earlier this month in washington. mala rivera ktvu fox two news facebook came out today with its latest earnings report, despite negative testimony and accusations that facebook emphasizes profits over user safety. the company reported its third quarter earnings were up 17% year over year, although it's slightly missed revenue estimates on wall street, some stocks hit record highs today as a better than expected profit reporting season gets underway. the dow gained 64 points, nasdaq rose 136 and the s and p finished the day up, 21. these bills are about competitiveness versus complacence coming on president biden pushing to get his build back better agenda through congress when a deal could possibly be reached. the heavy rain has ended. for now. temperatures on the warm up but there will be some clouds and even a slight chance. i'll see you back here with that, and federal officials say bart san jose extension could be much more expensive than originally estimated the potential multibillion dollar increase in the projects total cost. in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and even your customers'. so you can stay ahead. get started with a great offer and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. i want y'all to hear from me first. if you wanna be fresh, you gotta refresh, like subway®. like the new baja steak & jack with tender, thicker-cut steak and... wait sooo you're not coming out of retirement? 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atmospheric riverd trees all across the bay area in danville. the storm caused a mudslide. you can see some of the remnants here that swept across lagonda way and for one homeowner. a large tree came down, blocking their driveway, and it wasn't just danville crews were busy all around the east bay, cleaning up mud and debris left from the big storm sky. fox took a look this afternoon after mud covered part of mountain boulevard and sequoia road in oakland. the storm also brought down hundreds of trees in san francisco. that's right and public work crews spent the day clearing those trees from streets and parks, and they also cleaned out. dozens of drains clogged with debris. get views christian captain as the story. one of the wettest storms to hit the bay area is now in the rear view the storm flooding roads and knocking down trees and branches throughout san francisco. public works crews are hard at work throughout the city, clearing down trees and branches this monterey, cyprus on edge hill in the west portal neighborhood came crashing down sunday morning. neighbors say they know they live next to a steep slope where the recipe for disaster is just add water, so i was just checking out. look down there. oh, not too bad. a few branches looked over there. and the tree was falling across the road. it slammed into my neighbor's rear windshield and shattered it completely. the city's department of public works, says 700, or so trees and tree limbs came down over the weekend were able to remove most of the trees from the roadways off of cars off the power lines all the prioritized calls have been dealt with already. you'll see some caution tape around town. we're expecting at least several days more of cleanup. down trees was only part of the problem around san francisco, catch basins filled with leaves and debris and backed up, sending water onto the roads and sidewalks. fire crews closed down marina boulevard while they work to clear drains and neighbours scrambled to clear drains on their own clearing. catch basins. we have more than 200 of those of localized flooding and intersections. most of those have been cleared, if not all of them. by this time, the storm also impacted the city's power grid. many neighbors were left without electricity for hours. no power. yeah. well, let's happened earlier, the power went out about. because 10 30 definitely out. uh huh. there came on last night. the water damage wasn't limited to san francisco streets. parks in the city also saw some 40 trees come down and water submerged portion of martin luther king jr drive next to mallard lake in golden gate park. the things that people love about parks, all the trees, the lakes. um these are the very things that can be challenging in a storm and the things that we have to keep our eye on in san francisco christian captain ktvu, fox two news. already the rainfall accumulations. pretty significant numbers behind me represent just 24 hour totals. but as i said, these are the result of the, uh, amount of rain we got in 24 hours is about as much as you might see in four or five really strong winter storms and many of these locations so really fortunate 48 hour totals mount tam coming in at 16 almost 7 16.5 inches. kazuhiro and nearly 14 inches amount. tam hit 27 inches over six days. that's more than san francisco gets an entire year, right? 25 25 inches in downtown san francisco for all the rain months dry on the golden gate bridge, no fog out there. i think we have a chance. for a little bit of valley fog is a possibility for some valley fog late tonight and early tomorrow morning in the inland valley. so as we think about that the overnight lows are going to get down. the skies are clear. the winds have died overnight. low is be a little bit chilly. there are some clouds coming in right here. these that's our old storm right so that things moving off to just cause havoc out in the intermountain region out into the plains and then this system weak as it is kind of slides in over tomorrow and creates. partly cloudy, partly sunny day for us for the next couple of days, but mostly tomorrow and then we just sort of warm up from there in the mountains of snow has ended. the reign has ended, and we are starting to dry out when things julian i was just talking about was it's amazing how. um much rain we got and how? when i woke up this morning, my lawn was dry. like how little standing water there is. i mean, that's how sad or how dry the sponge or the earth in the bay area, and the california has been that it would just absorb. over six inches, a half a foot of water, and then i'm sure that happened to your house to 42 tomorrow morning in santa rosa. i think that's your best shot up here for valley fog, right? forestville greenville by healdsburg in those areas may but possible pretty much everywhere. just cause the ground's wet and temperatures are gonna get kind of cool and dew point are pretty. pretty much up there. so the forecast for tomorrow morning. that's it. there's this clouds, maybe a sprinkle, but not really. and then sets tomorrow night and here comes wednesday morning. you see what we got, and here comes wednesday afternoon and then into thursday, so it gets it warms up nicely on wednesday into thursday, so the forecast for tomorrow mid sixties in the warm spots kind of like today. a few more clouds than we had today and then the five day forecast, so it was really quite the event historic event for sure. and why not not the biggest storm we've ever seen, but the biggest storm we've ever seen in october, so that's a big deal. so i'll see you back here at 11. all right, bill. thank you. we're learning new information about the deadly accidental shooting on the set of alec baldwin's film rust. assistant director of the movie was reportedly fired from a previous job two years ago after a gun went off on set and slightly wounded, a member of the film grew, according to an affidavit released by sheriff officials in new mexico. last week, baldwin was pointing the revolver right at the camera when it went off, killing cinematographer alina hutchins. director joel souza was also injured in the shooting. what they should have done when alec baldwin was pointing the gun at the camera. they should have cleared the whole path so that nobody was standing behind the camera. they call that a lockdown? investigators were also told that two crew members handled the gun before it was given to baldwin and that baldwin himself had been careful with weapons on the set of this film. bart is adjusting train schedules for halloween as it prepares for increased ridership this coming sunday, the transit agency announced today will be offering late night hourly service beyond nine o'clock to help move those celebrating halloween as well as those attending the outside lands festival in san francisco. the extended midnight schedule will affect all stations except the stops for oakland and san francisco airports during the pandemic bar changed its sunday hours to operate only until nine pm it plans to bring back it's midnight service permanently in february. coming up in sports. after another disappointing game. 49ers head coach kyle shanahan weighs in on the status of jimmy garoppolo. we'll hear from the coach after the break, and then on the 11 o'clock news, a major benefit of this weekend's massive storms at 11 the billions of gallons of water. that helped lake tahoe's water levels rise five inches and also the new snow up there on the mountains. -hi mommy! -hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. hush little baby... don't say a word... but if slow upload speeds turns your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att. the vinyl room. if you are a 49 or fan and you're just a little bit freaked out right now. i mean, who could blame you? i think we all bought into the fact that this was a super bowl ready roster. it is far from it so far, they don't even look like they're going to make it to the playoffs as a wild card team. we can spend an hour talking about their problems. and you might call it an atmospheric river of concerned by the 49ers faithful who haven't seen a home win in more than a calendar year. it was brutal out there last night and admittedly tough for both quarterbacks. but jimmy g. suffered the worst. the three turnovers by him alone for total. in the 49 years, although keeping it close against the colts wind up on the short end, to say the least and looking forward and that's about all you can do for this team is a trip to chicago and kyle shanahan, making everybody know for sure there'll be no mystery as to who is starting quarterback will be despite. his terrible game last night. totally we didn't go into that game thinking that jimmy was one bad game away from losing his job or anything like that. jimmy didn't play as good as he could, which. you know that i know that also, i think it was some pretty hard. you know circumstances for him, you know for both quarterbacks considered some of the weather, but the democratic could play better. but that was not a game where jimmy has one bad game. he's losing his job or china. we know trace the future here and in terms of deciding who's going at quarterback. i mean, that has to do with jimmy self. all right. we'll play it out again. and i guess the silver lining to the major clouds. they're not the worst team in the nfc west that belongs to the russell wilson lys, seattle seahawks, who lose again and trying to fill the shoes geno smith. finger issues still bothering russell wilson smith can't lend a hand. but he did have his moments hitting deep k. metcalf early in the game is gone. 84 yards, seven. nothing. rest of the way. the geno smith 12 of 22 was sacked five times. second quarter saints jamis winston will fumble it quickly pick it up and spot wisely. alvin kamara busting free touchdown. saints 10 7 at halftime new orleans leading came down to this and give me 10 all. final minutes of brian johnson, a rookie 33 yarder. he nails it. 13 10 saints holding tight. the seahawks are two and five, 49ers two and four. seattle by the way, oh, and three at home, and that's the first time that's happened since 1992 news however, locally for the sharks, they're off to a great start. and the golden state warriors are undefeated, taking care of the king's last night over in sacramento, and, of course, a team effort, but as usual, one guy kind of leading the way that would be steph curry so far averaging 31 points, nine rebounds, seven assists a game and for those efforts, he was named the western conference player of the week. for about the 348 time actually at 17 in his career, but who's counting? and you just have to wonder if he even pays attention to those kind of accolades at this point? however there are okay. see. tomorrow night, steve kerr in soused about the quick start, but it's not the end all be all you know. i think i think people are pressure respecting our team. the way we have begun, but i wouldn't be too far at this stage. we've just had a nice start so beyond that, i don't know what i'm saying too much. all right. the world series starts tomorrow in houston. and you know, the last time dusty baker management team in the world series. i think some painful memories for giant fans that was back in 2002. they were within five outs of winning the world series. as you well know, it didn't happen, but there were a moment or two of levity for san francisco. giant fans say that now that all is well, that's the sun during the giants batboy. doing his job, maybe a little too well and fortunately, j t snow grabbed the then three year old darren, probably the heads up play of jt's career and brings him to safety right in the middle of the game. dusty remembers that moment well. yeah well, time passes very quickly, and, uh, we are remember that time everybody remembers that accept him he's the only one that doesn't remember. and you know, people remind him of it all the time. i remember when he was signed his first autograph he's been practicing that since he was a little kid, you know. you know, liza man, he's young man. he's excited as anybody in the state of texas or even in baseball. dusty toby after that, the scariest and worst part about that whole thing waiting for the phone call from his mom asked him what that kid the grand kid was doing out there that close to the action. let's check this out. get me some good stuff going on in the nba tonight, calves and nuggets first play of the game first sequence, lord, keep marcona for the cab stole it, and he will posterized nicolai, you quit coasting from the cabs wind up winning it 99 87 nice way to start the game and get limbered up. that is the sporting line for right now. we will have a whole lot more for you in about 25 minutes. never a good thing to get posterized in the nba. you guys all right, mark? thank you. next at 11. hoping to go up to home, you know, four or five times at least. and yeah, yeah, maybe do a couple of days trips. couple of weekend trips. the weekend storm brings snow to the sierra tonight what many say is a promising start to the ski season. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox news starts now. ski resorts around lake tahoe so up to three ft of snow over the weekend in early start to the winner in the sierra. good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville, and i'm julieorts and businesses say they need the booze, the pandemic nearby wildfires and below average snowfall in recent years have taken a toll. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now with a look at the latest conditions, janna. julian mike, who would have thought we'd go from wildfire season just last week to snow and ice this week. drivers in the sierra today had to get out the change. ski resorts and shops say this early snow is a great sign for the season. snow and slick roads in the sierra monday brought the plows out and sent vehicles spinning out. lot of snow. bad conditions. yeah it's ice. it's slippery. just be careful on i 80 near sugar bowl, a big rig got stuck in the snow and had to be towed and near donner summit, a jeep facing the wrong way slid into a snow bank for sierra ski resorts. the early snow was a welcome sign for the season.

julie kibishi. julie helped sam with his school work. >> she got after him if he wasn't studying because his grade reflected her tutoring. so she took it seriously. >> julie's mom, june. >> she told me about sam. he's like a big teddy bear, always nice to everybody. that's why we get together at his place, you know, a lot of times. >> julie, who lived at home, got to know everyone at the complex. and rachel connected with julie. they were both dancers. >> we had like done some ballet moves in our bathing suits at the tool and talked about how we should take a couple of dance classes together. >> that chance never arrived. on friday, may 21st, 2010, julie was at home with her mom. >> i was cooking in the kitchen and she said bye, mom, i'm leaving. >> sam had been texting julie throughout the day. can you come over tonight at midnight alone? going out for a bit. very upset. need to talk. then -- please, no sex. i need to talk to someone. julie texted back, lol, sam, we're like bro and sis, no sex. then sam texted again, i'm hurting with some bad fam crap. i can't be alone, no sex. please, i'm begging as a brother. as always, julie was ready to help. she went

i'm julie julie haener. i'm andre senior in for frank. west contra costa school district is on the verge of a boat after a marathon meeting here's ktvu s deborah villalon. please postpone your decision to have more information. a handful of parents came to this middle school to sound off against mandatory vaccination for their children. and complaining more seats would be filled. if more people knew about the meeting. this dad has a high school son, who plays sports. he's a very healthy person

i'm julie julie haener. and hi, everyone.his afternoon. the total number of customers likely impacted by public safety power shutoffs dropped from 44,000. to about 25,000 small number, though of customers in contra costa, napa, sonoma and solano counties could be affected. ktvu greg liggins joins us now live from the north bay with more on that, greg. and julia. i can tell you the wind has definitely started to pick up where i'm standing right now. i'm standing off of june valley road and right downt

i'm julie julie haener and i'm greg lee in for frank somerville.a developing story across the bay area tonight. thousands of pg and e customers do not have power right now. this is a look at pgs outage map that red triangle near south san francisco indicates more than 5000 customers are impacted their another red triangle with 5000 or more outages showing up in the livermore area tonight. yellow diamonds on the map or spread across the bay area, suggesting hundreds more outages. the good news right now is that there are fewer yellow diamonds on the map right now compared to about an hour ago. pg and e workers say this is happening due to the rain and some power transformers. failing crews are, of course, working to correct the problem, and they say they hope to have the power restored before midnight. not our other top story. schools across the bay area arepa

i'm julie julie haener. i'm andre senior. frank is off in marin county. 65 hospitalized with covid 19 and only 25% of people in that age group have received the booster. ktvu deborah villalon is live in marin county with more depth. well andre in marin with a 92% vaccination rate, this really stands out people putting the brakes on boosters for a variety of reasons. tell me how this is your third dome? yes at northgate mall inside what was a victoria's secret store vaccination clinic aimed at those 65 older.

julie julie haener. the renters of that vacation home woke up to threatening messages demanding that they leave ktvu deborah villalon is live in the green valley area of fairfield tonight and found that the property is embroiled in a bitter dispute. deb. yeah julieests are unaware of when they book their stay, but neighbors say there is shocked as anyone by the vandalism, and they've turned their surveillance footage over to investigators. a neighbor's camera caught the vandal

you have a question right away from julie. julie wants to know for kids just getting started on their journey and just thinking about what they want to do when i grow up do you have any advice for them? >> yes. i'm going to reference my books one more time. actually don't think it's going to be in here. there's one that's not in here that i will give you after i tell you what this is. this page says wherever your path takes you may be the lessons i've learned along the way can be helpful. be open to challenges. work hard and learn a lot. work for the -- and not the doubters. you should big voice to fight for your beliefs and always remember that you deserve to be seen and heard. i feel like those lessons that i learned are probably the best advice that i can give is you know things aren't always going to turn out perfectly and they are going to be hard and for some people their obstacles that get in peoples way and people have more obstacles than others. but at the end of the day keep in mind that you deserve to be seen and heard an

i'm julie julie haener. i'm andre senior in for frank somerville.rs of a brush fire that started on this day in 1991. the next morning, the fire raged through the oakland berkeley hills. it killed 25 people and destroyed some 3000 homes and apartments today survivors of that fire as well as firefighters reflected on the lessons learned. okay. tv's rob roth joins us in the studio with what has changed in the last three decades drop. well andre even after 30 years, the oakland fire department continues to upgrade its wild fire safety procedures. they say a lot has changed since 1991, but there's still plenty of room for improvement. to look at the east bay hills. now it's hard to imagine the devastation that ripped through here 30 years ago and went on for miles. i can still feel the heat of the flames as i fled soup. piper lost your home on hillary drive that date one of 3000 destroyed by a wildfire that also killed 25 people. piper chairs the fire safe council. its mission is to encourage residents to make their homes and property is fire safe as po

and i'm julie julie haener. can expect to lose their power as early as four o'clock tomorrow morning for outages here in the bay area. here's how it'll work. pg and e plans to shut off service to nearly 4800 customers in napa and solano county, starting at

i'm julie julie haener. and i'm alex savage in tonight for frank clinching the division just the beginning of what fans and business owners are hoping it's going to be a long run in the postseason. we begin tonight's coverage of the giant celebration with sports director market bonnie's mark. wow i gotta tell you, i think i speak for all giant fans tonight where it's just kind of a deep breath because the last month or so has just been absolutely excruciating. now it's time to kick back and enjoy what has been the most outstanding regular season in franchise history going all the way back. to the new york days. 107 wins is what it took to get over the dodgers, who won 106 and of course they want today, fans out to see it and in these type of games, whoever scores first, that just. take so much pressure way and buster does just that. the third inning bases loaded single. that guy is the true captain of the team. let me tell you that took a lot of stress and pressure. away from the giants right there quickly,

senior in for frank and i'm julie julie haener. bay area that's more typical in our wet winter months. i want to show you a live look right now. at the golden gate bridge toll plaza. you can see it is, uh, fogged in rainy. there's rain on the lens there and drivers, though making their way on the red wet roadway. this latest wet weather system is concentrated mostly in the north and central bay, and most parts of the bay area have been seeing on and off rain. this was the scene this morning larks for where the brain made for slippery commute, and there is more to come in the next few days. ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin is here with a look at the conditions bill, the main event expected this weekend. yes there's all we're making a lot of noise because we think about we haven't had rain in forever. and so now we're getting rain, and we're not just getting a drive by system like last week. we're getting a in the systems that kind of keep coming on top of each other right one after the other, and then on sunday, the culmination

julie julie haener. we have been seeing some strong, gusty winds all across the bay area this afternoon. here's what it looked like in back a bill where you can see tree branches were swaying in the wind. if you were out on the roads, maybe you felt your car being pushed around a little. those dry offshore winds are raising more concerned now about wildfires. all right, here's a live look from a camera on our rooftop of our studios here in jack london square. those flags are in jack london square. you can see them still blowing out there in the wind. can you ever and this morning pgd started targeting power shutoffs aimed at preventing wildfires caused by their electrical equipment about 25,000 customers affected in northern california. the outages are indicated by the purple triangles on the map there in the bay area. they're mostly in napa, solano county were more than. 7000 customers are in the dark. 87 customers had their electricity turned off in northern sonoma county in about 700 contra costa and alameda county's pg and e says it could give the all clear later tonight, depending on the conditions and with more on those conditions, so let's check in with our chief meteorologist. bill martin bill? yes definitely. the winds were up the last couple hours or so last 10 hours. the winds have really been going. some of the wind gusts we've seen up in the higher peaks up over 50 miles an hour. we've got 47 on the top of mount tamil pius today. altamont past 43. i think what's unique about this weather offshore wind event is the direction there's a lot of north in this wind. and so we're saying some of the strongest winds in the central valley and we're seeing big winds down at sea level. so like mount diablo came in at 49 miles an hour almost 50 miles an hour, but some of the surface winds out around back of ill fairfield and davis those numbers are up around 50 miles an hour as well, so just a different kind of wind direction. normally we're northeast were more northerly. so it's funneling down the central valley, the wind advisory says, in effect until about eight o'clock tonight. okay and then that's going to be changed, so it's going to drop and then we're gonna be stuck with that red flag warning that last three tours tuesday, but as those wednesday down, so does the fire danger. the red flag warning will be a red flag warning, but it's not going to be as robust and red flag warning because the winds will be significantly less and i think, especially tonight i think tonight we're going to see winds. drop off quite a bit from where they were this afternoon. i think their peak was this afternoon, so the strong winds continue. it's going to be windy and dry as we head into the next 24 hours. so now when kind of takes a back seat. fire danger takes a up front seat. i have seen a couple reports of small fires. there's one to just started about an hour ago, up around the galia outside on college hill by sterling city that's out of paradise. small fire, and then i saw another fire when i see that one gosh, there was. often i'll find i'll dig around for that one. so there are a couple fires have popped up and we'll keep you posted on that as well. all right we'll see in a bit, bill. thank you. well, the strong winds and increased fire risk cab emergency officials on high alert. like other areas, san francisco could see some down trees and power lines. ktvu christien kafton joins us now from san francisco, stern grove or some parking areas are now off limits due to an abundance of caution, christian. yeah, not a lot of strong winds right now in the southern part of san francisco, but officials here in the city not taking any chances. if you take a look, you can see the sign right there, saying that stern grove park is now closed because of the threat that those high winds pose. much of the bay area is under a high wind advisory. and in san francisco, that means a heightened risk of downed trees and tree limbs. the city's department of emergency management is on high alert those type of debris in the roadway. and power outages, some of the things that we're concerned about, so to monitor that the stamps go department of emergency management is keeping an eye on the weather we have our watch center. we have our 911 dispatch center ready and available to respond the city is advising people to secure any outdoor belongings on decks or in their backyards. the steady winds and gusty conditions could also potentially knock out power and regions of the city. so the city is advising people to have fresh batteries and flashlights available. if you see it down tree call, 311 will get a maintenance crew out there. if you see a downed power line called 911, and we'll get the professionals out there to go ahead and take care of it. the city's recreation and parks department is also watching the high winds and has already closed pine lake and veiled parking lot in stern grove park. there's a lot of really tall trees there, and, um, we just don't want to take any chances. stern grove is the same part that had a massive flood following the water main leak in august that leak washing away the soil around the roots of dozens of eucalyptus trees, increasing the danger they would come tumbling down in windy conditions. the concern really revolves around the number of tall trees in the area, and, um, you know, in high winds, a tree could go down and we don't want anyone to get hurt. in san francisco's department of emergency management is urging people living in the city to sign up for alert sf by texting their zip code 2888777 so that they can get timely alerts about any power outages or. damage in their area where live in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news. alright, christian. thank you. and if you want to stay up to date, with all the latest weather conditions, watches and warnings, be sure to download the ktvu weather app. southwest airlines had a cancer leave him more flights today. this comes after weekend with the airlines cancelled more than 2000 flights, leaving tens of thousands of passengers stranded across the country. ktvu tom vacar joins us live at the oakland airport, which is southwest main hub. here in the bay area, tom. well the airlines all of them, including southwest had better deliver on the many, many tickets they've already sold for the holidays because that's the really high volume travel time, and they certainly do not want to not only disappoint their customers, but all the families that will be waiting for them. monday was day three for southwest airlines passenger as cancellation held that will improve from the weekend continued with 360 flights so far, in addition to mondays, 10% cancellation rate. a whopping 30% were cancelled on sunday and 24% saturday with more than 2000 flights and all round a taurus was supposed to meet his wife in las vegas sunday morning, and my wife was coming up sunday morning for the radar game in her flight was canceled. and so she couldn't get rebooked until 10 o'clock that night games at one o'clock, so she wasn't coming to vegas. southwest blames the cancellations on bad weather back east and problems with air traffic control. the federal aviation administration says it had adequate staff on the weekend. the faa also says for several airlines, many cancellations were due. to having both aircraft and crews out of position. some reports suggest that southwest was the victim of organized sick outs over vaccination issues, something the airline and the pilots union deny. but in previous months, southwest did blame large and excessive cancellations on staffing shortages. that caused it to reduce its schedule for fewer flights while air travel demand was soaring and continues to build its tied into a lot of the bigger picture issues we're having with the national economy. daniel byrne ham is operations director at scott's cheap flights .com, a free online worldwide booking service. with some two million paying members, probably southwest contention that this began as a weather delay, you know, probably true, but i think it's significantly compounded by the fact that it's difficult to rehire lot of skilled employees. you know both airports and airlines. this weekend. american and spirit also had some cancellations. but in the low single digits tiny in comparison to southwest. earlier in the summer, delta had a huge issue just a few months back. but now comes the acid test for every airline and that as a test is called the holidays reporting live tom vacar ktvu fox two news you had better call ahead. okay, tom, thank you for that live report. toy makers are trying to get their products on the store shelves and time for the holidays. toy sales are up 19% this year totaling $11 billion so far, and toymakers are. seen high demand from consumers, but it may take a while for the toys stand up in the stores due to the current shipping crisis. industry experts are advising shoppers to start early shop right now get the kids to make those wish lists early because right now we're seeing that initial stock of toys come in. we're on about a 6 to 8 weeks delay for a lot of products. industry experts also say toys that are in stock will cost more due to the chip shortage and a shortage of raw material like paper, wood and plastic action figures, for instance, could be going for 2 to $3. more while bigger toys like playsets and dollhouses could see a 10% hike. on wall street stocks were lower. after an up and down day of trading, the dow fell 250 points, nasdaq dropped 93 points and the s and p was lowered by 30 technology and communications shares saw some of the biggest losses today. progressive democrats are making a push to try to persuade moderates to keep more of their wish list in the party's proposed social spending bill. as foxes medal in rivera tells us this comes as president biden's poll numbers are taking a hit. calls for party unity are growing among democrats as they struggle to bridge the divides on a multi trillion dollars social spending and climate package. so far, there has been no compromise between moderates and progressives on its size for everybody who says. no no, we're just going to come down from 35. i want to say then what are you planning to leave behind and its scope reject, particularly housing and childcare and climate change, and all of this is baffling to me still there trying to sell the public on the plan, even as they try to figure out what provisions to keep or leave out. i think i hear the same thing that not enough americans know what's in this bill, but when they find out. they really applaud what senate faced with the risk of losing their razor thin majorities in next year's midterm elections, democrats say now is the time to pass the bill. the president standing is sinking to a quinnipiac university poll shows his approval rating stands at 38% his supporters believe the passage of the $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill and his domestic agenda. would help turn things around. congress is going to do its job in getting to his desk, the two bills that are really put a lift under our economy. republicans argue the democrats plans would hurt the country. it's a tax and spend socialist dream list. there's talk among some democrats of potentially doing another reconciliation bill next year to include some of the provisions. that might not be included in this year's bill and washington. mala rivera fox news. for 20 years it went unsolved. the halloween killing dating back to 2000 and one but now san jose police say they found the suspected killers past two decades that helped investigators tracked down three suspects. that plane hit. oh my god! oh my god! i'm freaking out playing crashing in southern california into a neighborhood, sparking a huge fire that destroys homes and leaves multiple people dead. details coming up next. plus always wonderful. it was great to see. uh 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trying to figure out what caused that small plane go down may have seen a cruise ships officially back in the pay, the majestic princess cruised into the port of san francisco just. before seven o'clock this morning. this is the first of nearly two dozen cruise ships that will arrive in san francisco between now and the end of the year. ktvu sex sauce joins us from san francisco good to see some parts of the bay area. are getting close to a pre pandemic levels with those tourists coming back, zach take it away. frank absolutely a real morale boost. i spoke with the manager of hotel zoe earlier, he says this past weekend gave his staff a sense of pre pandemic life with people flocking to the area. it was wonderful. it was great to see. uh the dwarf back in action was great to see the city back in action rooms booking up over the weekend at hotel zoe and its sister property hotel argonaut, which stefan mueller overseas. so it's a constant draw from morning until. late afternoon and evening draw that included the famed blue angels, providing jaw dropping acrobatics in the air to the ships at port and on the playing field oracle park where the giants took on the dodgers in historic series, game one and game two, and you have a cruise ship coming into port as well, which obviously helps to it brings it brings more traffic into the neighborhood. more foot traffic, the majestic princess arriving into port monday morning, marking the return of cruise ships to san francisco after a 19 month hiatus brought on by the pandemic with new customers for restaurants. you're going to want that clam chowder. you're going to want that dungeon is crab and what better way to have it than to sit in one of the restaurants that are right on the water, and you can see the fishermen bring in the catch of the day, another region booming with visitors for its local fair right now, the napa valley. this is our most active part of the year, the harvest season as well underway and it still continues. but um, we're sort of at the tail end of harvest. lindsey gallagher visit napa valley, eyeing a return to near pre pandemic visitation in the a region. and after a devastating season, played by wildfires were within striking distance from the hotel occupancy standpoint of 2019 levels. however, our revenue is pacing ahead of 2019. and so i think that's a phenomenon we're hearing. it's not just us enough a valley but, um, hotel rates are a little bit high all around the state of california right now, and people you know, don't have as many options as they used to in terms of traveling abroad back downtown kevin carroll, who heads up the hotel council of sanford cisco, hoping local and regional visitation will help offset the decline in business visitors. so in order to have a full recovery will have to have both the tourism. all three the tourism business travelers and convention business. so we're optimistic we think that we're going to be seeing more and more people coming to the city, but we also are realistic, knowing that it's going to be several years before we have a full recovery. and one other challenge. the hotel and restaurant industries continue to face staff shortages. the hope is that as the visitors continue to return, so will the staff for now, we're live in san francisco. zach sauce ktvu. bu fox two news. alright jack. good to see people heading back to the city. thank you. authorities reopened huntington beach in southern california today. it was closed for more than a week due to a massive oil spill off the coast of orange county officials say they made the decision to reopen after tests showed there were no detectable toxins in the water. the focus now is trying to determine what caused the crack in that oil pipeline spill was estimated to be between 25,000 to 132,000 gallons of crude. well what a difference one month makes around south lake tahoe. this is some video from today at california lodge at heavenly valley ski resort. as you can see some light snow is falling for the second time. in the last week. early last month, thousands of people were evacuated around south like toe because of the caldera fire. the fire is n contained. and while there wasn't enough snow to finally put the fire out every little weather system certainly helps out was it snow, but a dust storm in southern california. caltrans posted this video from a closed section of highway 1 38. if you can see it, that's in lancaster. low visibility made driving. virtually impossible. other roads around lancaster were also shut down today because of that dust storm. winds everywhere. and like we talked last night, you know these winds coming out of the north as they are a lot of north and i'm not as much east as north and so that north winds going right down the central valley dust storms all over from fresno. down towards bakersfield. you saw the lancaster video there. so just windy, windy day, not just for us, but pretty much for everybody. i don't think anybody was really spared high elevation, low elevation talking to folks out. in san francisco out along the avenues and you know when the sand gets blown, that's those are sand dunes out there. it's messy, and that's what's happening. gale warnings off the coast and winds up to 45 miles an hour along the beach caesar sea level wins. you can see augusta 35 at fairfield. and you do see the tall till the north. right. so that arrow that's a north wind. that's the north wind. that's a little bit northwest over here. that's west in oakland's interesting 30 mile an hour gusts of concord right now, you've got 31 hour gust deliver more out of the north. 31 at san jose. so it's equal opportunity. you know, lot of times we get these wind events and again has northeast in it. we don't we hardly notice it at the surface. but when you get these north wednesday really come right down, funnel right down through the bay right down through the central valley. let's look at the model and i think this is encouraging the wind advisory or get dropped tonight and you'll see why the red flag warnings going to lose a lot of its power to as we go through. the next few hours. so here we are tonight, contours of what you want to look at here. the red contours and you see by 11 o'clock tonight, vacaville still blowing, but the contours are going away. so we're really seeing that wind died down. into tomorrow morning. then you see, see that wind come back at the coast and the kind of this so i think we're through the strongest winds, which is really encouraging because that's where you want to be is on the other side of this thing as we look at the airport right now, you've got pretty good conditions. it's windy. and of course, when you get winds like this, you can experience flight delays, certainly because they moved their runways around and things like that. this. i don't think the north wind is as much a problem as a south wind, okay, and you can see the weather. bush right here blowing pretty good and airport wins today, up over 40 miles an hour for a time as well. so. just a windy, blustery day. and, of course, the snows. we just showed you around lake tahoe. that's a lake effect. believe that, you know, you talk about chicago in those areas getting lake effect. snow that was lake effect, snow inch and. in uh, the south lake tahoe around kirkwood as well some areas of the four inches, so there's this system as it goes down through the. basin and down towards vegas. you can see that set spinner so that guy is going to move on off and as it gets further from us the pressure gradient weekends and that's what we're looking for. when was closer to us like 12 hours ago eight hours ago. that's when the pressure gradient was the tightest between the high and the low in vegas is definitely getting some activity down there so. the story. the next couple hours will be the winds should gradually and they have been gradually subsiding. they're still going to be still going to be breezy. wind advisor gets dropped. the red flag warning stays up through tomorrow and at that point with less wind than red flag warning won't be quite as robust. so a little bit of good news on that side. we'll see you back here with the five day forecast in just a minute. all right. we'll see them there. thanks stretched to their limit working through the pandemic coming up next here from school nurses, managing multiple schools and a new layer of complexity when it layer of complexity when it comes to deali the x-rays from your urgent care visit look good. just stay off that leg, okay? what about my rec team? i'm all they got. next season. thanks doc. wow, he already scheduled my pt. i love doctors who work with athletes. does he know you tripped over a basketball? that's a sports injury. at kaiser permanente, we make getting care easy so you can get back on the court quicker. what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more....beginners' yoga. so you can get 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school nurses. there are days when i've gone to probably, you know, six different sites, depending on what the what the needs are. sarah rawdon is one of 10 registered nurses looking after 21 schools in the sunny side unified school di and so we just keep working, she says. the pandemic has added a lot to their daily workload on top of helping students with everything from minor cuts and bruises to chronic conditions. they're now tracking and testing children for covid-19. ron says it's now common to work straight through lunch breaks and after school hours. it's not uncommon for me to see emails come through regarding covid cases. well into the evening. and i know that my staff has stayed because of the workload and just trying to get everything done and keep everybody safe, the national association of school nurses says. this issue has been happening for years, but the pandemic is stretching resources thin. they're now seeing school nurses retire early or change careers. you know our country as a whole. it is concerning that almost you know, about half of our public schools don't have a full time school nurse. this is our third. school year that we're dealing with this pandemic and they are. no, they're tired. they've been working 24 7 at the us mexico border. the nogales unified school district is utilizing outside help working closely with community health leaders to offer telehealth visits with doctors and covid testing that has been busier than prior school years when there was no pandemic, because now with any. uh mild cold or a sore throat or anything like that they have to be sent to the nurse's office. pandemic aside, the cdc recommends schools have at least one full time nurse for every 750 students. at the moment, it's estimated that a quarter of schools have no nurse at all. in phoenix, stephanie bennett's fox news. coming up halloween homicide that set unsolved for some 20 years. but today, san jose police say, not only did they find one suspect they got all three was a random act of violence this victim and the suspects did not know each other at all. up next. what happened in august that police say led them to those suspects. plus the cdc needs travelers to volunteer how your next arrival at sfo could help them keep track of new covid variant in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and even your customers'. so you can stay ahead. get started with a great offer and ask how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. 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. break in the case came after witnesses once willing to talk gave new information leading to three arrests. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary live at san jose police headquarters. with more on that story, jesse. frank police detectives say they partnered with the district attorney's cold case unit. that pairing allowed for new information to be put into the case. allowing investigators to finally close it. it really demonstrates the tenacity and the relentlessness that are detectives have when it comes to solving homicide cases for nearly 20 years. what happened to me? ha! was a macabre mystery. it starts halloween 2000 and one in front of his apartment complex in the 500 block of avalon e avenue near penitentiary, a creek park. two men stabbed a 22 year old ha multiple times, killing him. the second person was also stabbed, but survived the twowo suspects, and the third man sped away in an suv, and that was it. an unsolved killings set for nearly 20 years. this was a random act of violence this victim and the suspects did not know each other at all. in august, the case was assigned to the joint police and district attorney's office. cold case team. those investigators re interviewed witnesses and decades later, new details, produced clues and captures if they have specific knowledge of the murder. they're going to remember the details, no matter how long it, uh, it is given those statements and interviews, we were able to corroborate some more information which led to this filing and subsequent arrest of these three suspects. october 6th brothers, francis and utopia, dag array and gilbert mary alice were all arrested in san jose. investigators say they continued living in the same city where they committed the crime they had gotten away with murder. it is very important, it's important that it shows that our criminal justice system works. treat the three defendants are all charged with homicide with a gang enhancement. the motive for the murder still unknown. another twist in this case, house family has moved from the bay area, so san jose police are hoping the public can help them reach the family to let them know the relatives. murder has been solved. if you have any information, contact the san jose police department. we are live outside san jose police headquarters this evening. jesse gary ktvu, fox. two news. we'll head back to you. all right. thank you, jesse. police in palo alto or searching for several suspects wanted in connection with a home invasion. investigators say three men broke into a home on m a court last friday night. as those men moved upstairs, they were confronted by a 70 year old woman who lived there. sounds like the only was she surprised, but they were surprised, uh, part finding each other. they actually went their separate ways. the three suspects has said the house ran back to an awaiting vehicles, but the area. investigators say they're looking at surveillance video in hopes of finding the three men who may say drove off in a black sedan. anyone with information is asked to contact palo alto police. two members of antioch city council are proposing legislation that would protect tenants. in a news conference today, the vice mayor monica wilson and council member to misha walker said tenants have been harassed since the state's eviction moratorium. expired at the end of september there now pushing for an anti harassment ordinance that would hold abusive landlords accountable and another law that would make not emergency evictions more difficult. if we do not protect our current tenants as they seek to recover from the economic aftermath of the pandemic, these very families can easily become new members of our regions on housed population. that we cannot allow. the vice mayor. wilson is hoping the issue will be addressed at the next city council meeting. the cdc is going to use tourist volunteers to help track new variants of covid-19. the cdc picked sfo jfk and newark airports to launch that pilot program. the programme establishes enhanced voluntarily. voluntary covid surveillance for international travelers arriving at those three airports. anyone flying to the united states must have a negative covid test no more than three days before arrival. now anyone arriving can also volunteered to take a test after landing so the cdc can study any new variants that are circulating around the world. two new covid treatments could become game changers in the fight to contain the outbreak if they are approved by the fda. fox news alexandria, hoff tells us this comes as federal health officials say parents don't need to be afraid of letting their kids go trick or treating this year. it's a possible breakthrough in the fight to contain the pandemic drugmaker merck asking federal health officials to grant emergency use authorization for its treatment drug, the first covid fighting medicine that comes in a pill form as opposed to the innovators injection, adding an easy to use weapon to the anti covid arsenal that could have a big impact on accessibility. though some doctors warn it is not a silver bullet. it does reduce the severity of illness but doesn't prevent it entirely and but it can potentially keep a lot of people out of the hospital. mark says the pill reduces hospitalizations and deaths among infected people by some 50. similar to results released monday by astrazeneca for its inter venous drug fighting cocktail. the fda could give the green light for both drugs in a matter of weeks. welcome news for officials and covid hotspots where demand for therapeutics is soaring. you look at the folks that are going into our sites now, you know, it's 50 50 between people that have been vaccinated and not vaccinated. there's also good news from america's top virologist dr anthony fauci, saying sunday. it's safe to go trick or treating this year. and halloween themed businesses say the new guidance is already paying off. it's awesome. i mean, people were ready for it, and we've already seen an impact. i mean, we're selling a lot of costumes today, and dr fauci says, if covid trends keep going in the right direction the new guidelines should hold for other holidays this fall. in washington, alexandria off fox news that we spoke with dr monica gandhi, infectious disease expert at ucsf last hours, she says, the data looks good for this new covid pill. by merck. this type of drug is an oral outpatient pill. you take it twice a day for five days and in 775 participants in what's called the move out trial, it reduced the risk of people going into the hospital if they had mild to moderate covid by 50% and actually, there were no deaths in the arm of those who got mold. a pair of air and eight deaths in the arm of those are that placebo, so it was. quite impressive in terms of preventing hospitalizations and deaths in in a mild to moderate outpatient covid. dr gandhi also says an outpatient pill would be a huge advance in the fight against covid. starting this friday. mask mandates will be eased in both san francisco and marine counties in both counties. mass won't be required its settings where regular groups have fully vaccinated people gathered. those places do include offices, gyms. religious gatherings if the employer or host can verify the group as 100% vaccinated bars and restaurants are not included in this phase of east restrictions. a business trip to los angeles for the san francisco giants. game three is tonight. our sports director marco baniyas will join us with a preview coming up next wait till you see the champion pumpkin of the year, nine bucks a pound it won the grower nearly 20,000 bucks will unveil. great pumpkin next. every single day, 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but you know, you can kind of feel the momentum after that big dodger victory, lopsided as it was saturday night. we're better than this serious kind of changed up a little bit. it's on the dodgers side right now, as they swing it back to los angeles. and then you throw in a few beauties like this, they're going to be able to throw their ace max scherzer, the giants. he's seven and with the 1.98 e r a since coming over in a trade at the deadline, he's been in 23 postseason games, so he's experienced giant said left hander alex would against them. he is a matter of fact, was on the championship team last year. for the dodgers. he's a former l, a guy, but he's great, too, against them for the giant the earth in his three games, but he's been pretty good since coming back from covid with the 1.78 e r a. and, of course the dodgers got into this. on that walk off right there by chris taylor a week ago tonight and now they're even up in the series. they're going to be playing in front of a packed house in l a and get this the dodgers of 1 15 in a row at home, their manager, dave roberts, that was exactly how important a home field advantages in a series like this. when you have 50,000 fans. um. it matters. it matters whether it's in the box, whether it's on the mound for our guy or. conversely you know, one of their guys has to make a pitch and you start to feel that, um, that tension that the fans create so. i didn't know 15 in a row, but, uh, you know, let's hope it's 16 after tonight. yeah i think it's gonna be really loud. um the previous times that we played here is always been a loud atmosphere. they're really into the game, and i don't expect anything less tonight, if not a little bit more. course. that's late night. lama wade. he's had some big hits and in the late innings against the dodgers, he seems to love and cherish those moments, so we'll see if it happens and i've said it before, guys as i send it back to you. i think the team that wins this series. is going to win the world series. they're going all the way. this will be the giants toughest challenge yet, and of course, we'll have all the details and interviews tonight at 10 o'clock, well, 107 wins and 106 wins. they are the two best teams of baseball no doubt. alright, mark, we'll be watching. thanks. got it? i know what i need to do outside of the competition and maybe next year old take the grand prize, the bigger the better when it comes to this competition coming up next checking in on the champion gored, this year's pumpkin weigh off in half moon bay and now, 50. years later, paul mccartney shutting some light on a big secret, the new blame for breaking up the beatles coming up. and we advisory gets dropped here in the next few hours, and that's going to leave us with the red plague. warning. i'll let you know what don't worry, ma. we'll be there soon. “we?!” is this “the one.” well...let's say i found the one who takes me to another level. always stays calm under pressure. most importantly... the one that helps me discover the coolest places. this sounds wonderful! come outside. i'll introduce you. definitely the one! introducing the all-new nissan frontier. the annual pumpkin weigh off in half moon bay. the winner was jeff alzheimer, romeyer rather from olympia, washington. the grand prize gets him $9 a pound, meaning he's getting close to $20,000 for that. gee enormous pumpkin ktvu is james torres wraps up the competition now from half moon bay. back 38 years ago in this event first happened, the first winning pumpkin weighed about £132. nowadays these pumpkins are weighing nearly 20 times as much as that. does this not look? pumpkin guys, dozens of pumpkins, aiming to weigh a ton to win a ton of money to the competition for half moon bay's heaviest pumpkin. heating up. it was a lot of work. it's surprising when you tell people it takes an hour or two a day to grow a giant pumpkin, but you know, we want foreign debt. all right, chris holes from point, reyes says it's his first time competing. his pumpkin weighed more than £900 more than veteran sherman wallace from gilroy. i, uh. i'm probably have something to learn. they all had something to look forward to. this year. last year's competition was scaled back. no audience no spectators due to covid-19. this year. it's all back with some pumpkins like the one city toe back is sitting on measuring nearly £2000. it takes a good seed first and foremost and then good soil. i spend a lot of time dialing my soil in and making sure that the nutrient levels are just optimum for pumpkins. it's a fun way to get into the false spirit, and for some, it became a cool hobby to pick up during the pandemic. for me, it's a good way to, uh entertain myself, and it's a hobby and course just, you know. trying to get better every year, and, uh, one way to just stay busy. it's all fun and games, but these farmers are here to compete. the winner earns $9 for every pound for our first timer eyes. are on the prize for next year. oh i know what i need to do have sized up the competition and maybe next year old take the grand prize in half moon bay. i'm james torrez, ktvu fox two news. to pay area receipt. researchers rather have won the 2021 nobel prize for economics, stanford economist guido in bins and u c. berkeley professor david card along with joshua angriest from mit, all named early this morning. nobel committee says the three winners were awarded for their method geological contributions to the analysis of castle relationships, which. apparently provided new insights about the labor market. the nobel winners say they are many people responsible for getting them to this point. all of my teachers and all of my and also also all of my colleagues and co authors who have. and graduate students who have really been a source of inspiration. try to convey to my students that the way to do good, pathological research. it's really talk to people doing empirical work and talk to people were doing policy relevant things so you can make sure that the mythological work you're doing is actually going to be used and relevant for that for people analyzing data. all that work paid off to the three winners will share the $1 million that comes with winning the nobel prize. lava fountains continuing to bubble inside the kill away a volcano crater. this is video from the volcano's crater on saturday that volcano on hawaii's big island started erupting in september and so far. the eruption is not endangering any homes back in 2000 and 18. the volcano erupted, forcing thousands of people to flee their homes and destroyed more than 700 homes. already looking at the outside. it's beautiful day. it's windy, though all the way down to sea level and at higher elevations as well. golden gate bridge, which is typically very windy because the winds coming from the north, which is coming over the headland shots, kind of glassy in here, right so you're not getting the winds get blocked out there. if you go out in the ocean, you got a gale warning inside the bay. it's howling as well as we look at the next. six hours or so the wind will be gradually dying down. these are the current wind speeds and these are sea level. he's turned up in the upper atmosphere. so we're up at the tops of mountains. this is 35 miles an hour at fairfield. gusting to 29 nearly 30. it conquered right now. oakland downtown, gusting to 28 significant winds right down to sea level 31 at san jose gusting downtown and sfo westerly wind gusting to 35 miles an hour. so here's what happens again. the contours the colours. watch what they do the reds. obviously the windiest. see a dying down after midnight tonight. kind of goes away now you still have wind yourself yellows, which are in the 25 to 35 mile an hour range, but not you know, the 50 60 kind of range that we could see. and then the winds just kind of die off. so that's i'm encouraged by that. that's why the wind advisories going to go away here in the next few hours. the red flag warning will stay up. but it's going to be a week rendition of that without that wind advisory the red flag warnings not quite as robust so that's good too. right, so it's still be cautious, still pay attention. this story right here is there's the low circle. it's like circling things. there's the low, right and then here's the high and when this low was close to the high, that's where the winds right. you can see. look at the direction around both of those. that's when the winds were falling straight down the. the central valley, and that's why the winds in sacramento or so aggressive wins anything north to south facing. all of us had wind but the really big winds were out back of ill and fairfield. 14 degrees cooler in fairfield. than it was last night. this time tomorrow is going to be a nicer day again. it'll still be a red flag warning, but it's going to be a low grade red flag warning forecast highs tomorrow. yellows are seventies 73 in fairfield, 74. out in antioch 72 in santa rosa. and yeah, so we're doing pretty good so far. and getting that wind advisory going away is a good thing. i suspect the winds will really die down. i think they'll be some gusts tonight. you know 25 30, but i think the 45 fifties are going to be going away, which is really good. coolest day of the week is going to be wednesday, and by the way, we could do have some cool overnight lows overnight lows when these winds die down tomorrow and then again on wednesday morning, they're going to be temperatures are going to be down into the upper thirties. low forties in some places, calls has been so there you go. that's the plan for now. i'll be back. let me put sunday in there. i can do that, too. let's pop sunday and. and you see sunday kind of just stays in the low eighties. i'll see you back here a little bit. good sleep of weather. okay, bill. thank you for that public. carney shedding some new light on the breakup of the beatles in an interview with the bbc, the singer and bassist said. he would have preferred the band stay together. john lennon had already told his bandmates, including george harrison and ringo starr that he was leaving back in 1970 mccartney says the group was advised by their new manager, allen klein. keep the word of the breakup secret while loose ends are tied up. star trek actor william shatner is set to fly into space this week. shatner is 90 years old, he will join three other passengers on blue origin space flight on wednesday, he was asked if there are any special challenges because of his age. the only thing about age that has application to this particular vehicle is getting in and out of the seat with any kind of arthritis. so unless you're really supple, getting in and out of these seats in weight in when we're on gravity. is a short, okay. he doesn't look like he's 90 or sound like he's 90 great. at 90 years old. he will become the oldest person in space. his other civilian crew mates are blue origin executives. blue origin is, of course, the company founded by billionaire jeff bezos. prices are on the rise, but there's also another issue impacting shoppers on my command you in washington with more on what the white house says it's doing to ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ parade returned to new york city today after it was cancelled last year. all because of the pandemic. pray featured a marching band and some classic new york city police cars. pretty cool today is a federal holiday and president biden. has also declared it indigenous people day. most federal buildings are closed and there was no mail service as well. facebook says it is introducing several new features to help children and teenagers reduce the amount of harmful content they're viewing on the company's social media platforms. the announcement comes after former facebook employee testified before congress that facebook is well aware of the fact that it's platforms contain material that can harm young people. facebook executives spent this entire weekend denying that claim. well i don't think a company that only places you know, profit above everything else would do what we've done. we've invested over the last several years. $13 billion in this kind of work and making sure that our platform is safe to use. facebook says the proposed updates will help parents better supervised their child's accounts encourage teenagers to reduce the time spent online and help direct kids away from potentially harmful material. the social media company says it's also planning to reduce the amount of political content on people's feeds, focusing instead on content from friends. prices keep going up across the country, but it's not the only issue facing shoppers lately as fox news chief mike emanuel tells us inventory is becoming a growing problem, which will likely get much worse with the holidays coming up. halloween decorations, maybe up, but lately there's an even scarier sight at the pump gas prices up another eight cents this week, putting the national average at $3.27 per gallon. nearly a dollar higher than 12 months ago. i mean, everything is on the rise. you got. gas prices. you got food, and he's right prices are surging across the board at grocery stores, car dealers and electronic stores. it's killing my business. the labor department estimates americans are paying on average 5% more than they were a year ago. some of this is just the natural result of coming out of a pandemic in the economy up and running. but it's not just higher prices scaring shoppers who were looking for superman shirts, capes. it doesn't it's not easy thing to find trying to find decorations. they're sold out empty shelves and shortages are also on the rise as dozens of container ships stuck on the california coast wait to unload the quickest route from asia to the united states and interior points is through los angeles. it's like taking 10 lanes of freeway traffic. and squeezing them into five. the white house says it's addressing the issues fueled by covid-19, a labor shortage and increased demand. the president recognizes that there are several, uh several he that contribute to the bottleneck, even though halloween is still weeks away, experts say. now is the time to also think about christmas. and make sure you get those hard to get gifts before they are gone. in washington, mike emanuel fox news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. power out to thousands as powerful waves take branches and trees down and raising up our fire danger, and there's even snow in the sierra, dangerous weather hit in the bay area and beyond. good evening. i'm frank mallicoat infer frank somerville and i'm juliewinds all across the bay area all afternoon. here's what it looks like right now. and jack london square in oakland. you can see those flags. they are still blowing in the breeze down there now, this is what it looked like in back of ill earlier. today, you can see the wind whipping the trees there, and some branches are being tossed around. in san mateo county, the gusty winds took down a 75 ft cypress tree that landed on a classic car in 1969 cougar. yes it happened early this morning in el granada. no one was hurt, but that car was destroyed along with the residents garage. and all this went and has fire ripe conditions and has p genie shutting up power to some this morning, pgd started its targeted power shutoffs. the outages are indicated by those purple triangles on the map in the bay area. they're mostly in napa and solano county in the north bay, where more than 7000 customers are affected 87 customers. had their electricity turned off in northern sonoma county and about 700 co

i'm julie julie haener. and i'm alex savage in tonight for frank police in union city are investigating their first homicide of the year. the victim is a 35 year old father. he was gunned down in front of his home last friday night. ktvu is azenith smith spoke with the victim's family. on sunday family and friends of 35 year old walk into norio, better known as kenny gathered at his home on queen and drive in union city to pay their respects and to grieve with his widow, rachel, coming home from work. he's not in his garage, you know? and. i know it's going to be tough for us and agonizing 48 hours prior around 8 30 friday evening, kenny seen here on the homes bring camera was about to ride his motorcycle, his wife across the street at a family member's house heard a faint gunshots. they all ran out. she's seen something on the floor. and said, um, what's that on the floor? so we walked here and we saw my husband shot to death on the floor. um so. kenny had been shot at least once the suspect drove off. noth

julie julie haener and i'm greg lee in for frank somerville. we are following a developing story across the bay area tonight. thousands of pg and e customers do not have power right now. this is a look at pgs outage map that red triangle near south san francisco indicates more than 5000 customers are impacted their another red triangle with 5000 or more outages showing up in the livermore area tonight. yellow diamonds on the map or spread across the bay area, suggesting hundreds more outages. the good news right now is that there are fewer yellow diamonds on the map right now compared to about an hour ago. pg and e workers say this is happening due to the rain and some power transformers. failing crews are, of course, working to correct the problem, and they say they hope to have the power restored before midnight. not our other top story. schools across the bay area are preparing for a number of absences tomorrow. california parents and teachers who oppose school vaccine mandates plan to either walk out or not show up at all. ktvu zach sauce joins us now he's live in walnut creek. with more on this story, zack. good evening. unclear right now, just how many parents and their kids will take part in that sit out the set out again taking shape after california became the first day in the country to mandate the covid-19 vaccine for all eligible kids in order for them to attend in person learning. i would support that. yeah. omar adam, apparent of two from hayward on the side of other parents planning to have their kids skip school monday, the push for us set out gaining steam on social media after governor gavin newsom announced on october 1st california's plan to mandate vaccines for all students eligible to be vaccinated. i think that. like anything for these vaccines, they need more information, more data or research. and then once we see that, and we feel comfortable, then maybe it'll be something we decided to do at home, homeschooling his kids and siding with parents, who are still wary of the vaccine. newsome hoping to assuage those concerns by making it clear the mandate won't take effect until the u. s government has finished fully vetting the vaccine for two age groups. 12 to 15 and 5 to 11. that means those in seventh to 12th grades probably will have until july to get their shots. i as a parent, um i feel really comfortable with their regulatory process, and when it's fully approved, it is they have looked at up and down all the safety data. still the plants sit out continuing to build momentum on social media, one parent posting to the facebook group. parents of freedom. quote my daughter is staying home tomorrow. monday the 18th flyers on the page urging parents to quote showed the governor and your local school board you oppose the mandate by leaving your seat empty. back in walnut creek, my daughter is immuno compromised. and so i want her to be as safe as possible. being back in school, audrey sensini personally for the vaccine mandate, but i think to each their own i mean, everybody. every parent needs to make the decision for their child parent, shelly molyneaux with a decidedly different view. i'm just not sure that this is the hill to die on. i think that it makes sense. i think that we know the vaccines work. um all of those kids a

julie julie haener. the renters of that vacation home woke up to threatening messages demanding that they leave ktvu deborah villalon is live in the green valley area of fairfield tonight and found that the property is embroiled in a bitter dispute. deb. yeah julie, and it's a dispute that guests are unaware of when they book their stay, but neighbors say there is shocked as anyone by the vandalism, and they've turned their surveillance footage over to investigators. a neighbor's camera caught the vandal arriving on edinburgh court after one a.m. and leaving 16. minutes later, an extended family on vacation, woke to find tires slashed on their rental van and in spray paint on the garage. this is your final warning. the tribe has spoken. leave this place or else you have no idea who lives on this mountain. do not underestimate our people. this is violence. it's supported. i mean, we would never want to see something like this. in our neighborhood. neighbors in the coldest sack are locked in a two year feud with the homeowner over his short term rental. but condemned the vandalism and try to console the guests who share their experience on social media, calling it a scary encounter. they were very upset, rightfully so. it's a nightmare vacation an

hello again, everyone i'm julie julie haener. i'm andre. senior in for frank. that big cat was spotted early this morning in the back yard of a home. could he possesses? smith joins us live from police headquarters with more on today's siding as the. andre neighbors say in the past two years, there have been more signings of mountain. area but never this close to home. and at midnight, i had heard my neighbor's dog barking, and we're on the colgate side. so i look closely at the picture. i realized it was actually on our fence. kristin phillips wasn't too concerned when she heard her neighbor's dog barking in the middle of the night, surprised to learn a mountain lion had paid them. a midnight visit was worried about my dog because sometimes he sleeps outside, and there's a lot of kids in the neighborhood. philips neighbor who she shares a fence with captured the big count on home surveillance video on bucknell drive. this man lives right next door. there's not really that much around here other than you know, quiet neighborhood of homes, so it is a little bit.

and i'm julie julie haener. some people in other parts of the state can expect to lose their power as early as four o'clock tomorrow morning for outages here in the bay area. here's how it'll work. pg and e plans to shut off service to nearly 4800 customers in napa and solano county, starting at about five o'clock tomorrow morning at 5 30, some 750 customers in contra costa and alameda county's could be impacted. at six. as many as 87 customers in sonoma county may lose power along with more customers in napa county, solano and napa counties have the largest number of shut offs planned in the bay area. keep in mind the number of safety power shutoffs could change depending. on our weather conditions. all of this is an effort to limit the risk of new fires as a red flag warning takes effect. ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin here with the latest on our changing weather conditions built yes, definitely ramping up in terms of the wind. we're going to start to see those ones really increased late tonight and earl

i'm julie julie haener. i'm andre senior in for frank. the west contra costa school district is on the verge of a boat after a marathon meeting here's ktvu s deborah villalon. please postpone your decision to have more information. a handful of parents came to this middle school to sound off against mandatory vaccination for their children. and complaining more seats would be filled. if more people knew about the meeting. this dad has a high school son, who plays sports. he's a very healthy person. you don't have any ideas about the long term effects of this. i wish there were more people here in the building. i know it was just announced yesterday. first and foremost is about safety. the superintendent says the mandate has been in discussion a month and supported by west contra costa teachers unions, vaccination would be required for all employees, vendors, volunteers and students, 12 and older about 15,000 young people for me if our doctor from the health county office is saying that this is the number one strategy. to prevent the code

good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach in tonight for frank somerville, and i'm julie julie haener ski resorts and businesses say they need the booze, the pandemic nearby wildfires and below average snowfall in recent years have taken a toll. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now with a look at the latest conditions, janna. julian mike, who would have thought we'd go from wildfire season just last week to snow and ice this week. drivers in the sierra today had to get out the change. ski resorts and shops say this early snow is a great sign for the season. snow and slick roads in the sierra monday brought the plows out and sent vehicles spinning out. lot of snow. bad conditions. yeah it's ice. it's slippery. just be careful on i 80 near sugar bowl, a big rig got stuck in the snow and had to be towed and near donner summit, a jeep facing the wrong way slid into a snow bank for sierra ski resorts. the early snow was a welcome sign for the season. palisades tahoe said more than three ft of snow fell on the upper mountain by monday morning as they prepare to open november 24th alpine meadows got

julie julie haener. the giants defied the odds this season with 109 wins but still heartbreaking end for fans. ktvu christian captain joins us now live he's in san francisco. with reaction from fans tonight, christian. yeah you put a fine point on it. they're heartbreaking night for giants fans. if you take a look around me, you can see there's still a lot of activity around the ballpark right now fans starting to make their way home coming to grips with this loss what it means the end of this season for giants fans and i can tell you that we talked with a lot of fans on both sides. their hearts were in this game just as much as those players on the field. it was a hard fought game in a series that went all five games, and in the end, the dodgers wound up on top headed for the national league championship series. this is great. this is just the best best playoff series i've ever seen. never great. good baseball in which your way yeah. yeah, we're gonna be back. we'll be back then. back back. remember this? remember break game? you know, uh, obviously dodger fans, you know, they got the payroll, but we put up a fight yet, so i guess that's all we can ask for. great game 9 to 1 game. that's all you can ask for. that's a great game. even before the first pitch, fans on both sides were making bold predictions about how this historic game five in the national league division series with the first ever postseason matchup would end. giants fans saying the only thing waiting for the dodgers was hey, that's the predictions today pain. it's a long way back to l a today you already know we're going to take this. to the house baby giants all day l a fans convinced that the dodgers would go all the way we're going to take it. we're going to go to the world series is here. once the game got underway, tension was high as the dodgers made a late starting pitching change, very intense game. very nervous on both sides. i'm sure but more nervous than our part. we got our pitching change from rias to boric naval, so that even even more nervous the game, turning into a pitching duel, with fans watching every move on the field. if they get on base, you know by the by the third or fourth inning, whoever scores first, i think it's going to have the advantage to keep with it all the way through. yeah and that fan really nailing it. the dodgers scoring first in the sixth and then going on to win this game to one. now, of course, the dodgers are going to be going on to face the atlanta braves in the national league championship series. for now, we're live outside oracle park in san francisco christian captain ktvu fox two news. yeah it was a great run. it's hard to see it all come to an end. christian thank you. after the game manager gave capital described the mood inside the clubhouse after that final out, i think players really care about each other. i think the staff really cares about each other. mm. and i think the staff and players care about each other as well. so there's expressions of appreciation. for a job very well done, and un incredibly. successful season that at the very end just came up a tiny bit short. and stay with us sports director market baniyas will have all the highlights from tonight's game coming up a little later in sports well tomorrow, and the fda panel meets again to consider the johnson and johnson booster shot earlier today, that same panel recommended. that people who got moderna's vaccine should get a booster advisor groups of seniors and other adults with health issues or jobs or living situations that put them at risk should get the half dose. but turner says that those showed that 17 fold increase in antibodies against the delta. vary it. and in just a few weeks, washington state will be cracking down on covid-19 mandates for those attending large events such as sporting games and fares. starting november 15th people in washington state will need to either provide proof of vaccination or negative test. in order to attend indoor events with 1000 or more people. the order applies to outdoor event with more than 10,000 attendees. event organizers must verify full vaccination status or negative test. within the last 72 hours for everyone. 12 and older bart employees now face a deadline to be fully vaccinated against covid-19. the board of directors approved a vaccine mandate today for all employees. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live from the walnut creek bart station with the details and reaction from writers janna. julie bart estimates that about 20% of its employees have not been vaccinated. and now with this new policy they have until december 13th to get those shots. bart is seeing more riders returning some for the first time since the pandemic began, just like fully vaccinated and feeling more comfortable as trains become more crowded. bart's board of directors decided thursday on a vaccine mandate for all employees. currently there are 833 employees still unvaccinated out of 3900 total employees. so the vast majority of bart. employees are vaccinated. the board's vice president, rebecca salzman, says the vaccine mandate is important as bart ridership increases heading into the winter months people who are vaccinated are less likely to get covid. they're less likely to spread it and they're less likely to be hospitalized or die from covid. and so we want to protect bart workers. in anbar riders as events return. so our bart riders thursday's giants game bringing some newcomers. this is actually m

julie julie haener. what weather system is moving into the bay area at this hour. ktvu chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the storm. bill. what's it looking like? we're just starting to get rain on the golden gate bridge. now rain is showing up at sfo in the north may as well take a look behind me and you'll see the live picture and it's just starting to sprinkle out there. we did get up to a half inch of rain up around point arena on the coastal sections there in marin county. we've already seen up to 500 to 1/10 of an inch of rain. most of us in the next hour or two, could see anywhere from 500 to attend. to a quarter of an inch of rain. so really really good news out there as you look at the live picture, let's take a peek at the system as it sits now, and the thing to note with this is it's not the only one. all right. there's look at that thing sitting out there that there's another system coming in, and then another one behind that, so we're into sort of a wet pattern. it's not these aren't uh, goalie washers are massive storms, but they are going to put a big dent in the fire concerns that we have. hopefully this thing tonight will be good. we get something else on wednesday and maybe something else next weekend. the scattered showers could be moderate at times to light in the roads, you know, thinking, speaking of the golden gate bridge and the roads but hasn't rained in awhile, right? so the roads are gonna be super slick. this is all done in the next couple of hours. so for the most part this rain happening now is going to just wind down. but then we get going tomorrow with a cold start and maybe a little valley fog to talk about. so when i come back, we'll put it all together, but just know we're getting rain, and it's just moving into the san francisco metropolitan area right now. yeah good to see it, bill. thank you. well, this week will mark a major milestone in bay area history. tuesday will be the 30th anniversary of the devastating fire storm that tore through the oakland and berkeley hills. it was one of the most devastating fires in the nation. ktvu is. greg liggins went to a commemoration ceremony this afternoon and he joins us now with this report, greg. schedule e. it began on a saturday a small fire that grew into an inferno or what we now call a firestorm. within days. 25 people were killed and thousands saw their homes reduced to ash. in the 30 years since homes and lives have been rebuilt, but the fire has left a permanent scar. these homes in the oakland hills represent a small fraction of the more than 3000 dwellings that have risen from the ashes of the 1991. oakland berkeley hills firestorm, a devastating event that began saturday october 1930 years ago. a tragedy sue piper will never forget my family lost our home in 1991. we had to escape the fire. it was a harrowing experience. it was surreal. it was like being in the movies. only it was real and it was hot. piper is secretary of the north hills community association, a sponsor of sunday's 30 year. firestorm commemoration picnic at oakland's lake to moscow, where people gathered to reflect on the fire's impact to the community, john grant. they rang a bell and read the names of each of the 25 lives. lost the city of oakland lost two of our family members. we recommit ourselves to doing everything we can to prevent these tragedies from striking again. mayor libby schaaf and other officials, like oakland's new fire chief spoke about the importance of prevention and togetherness. chief freeman says a lesson learned is the importance of having defensible space of 30 ft. around once home something the department and many homeowners take. seriously we come out. we do our annual inspections. i'm proud of the fact that we have 93% compliance this year. that's the highest percentage we've had in years. homeowner michael's atkin can attest to the department's dedication. the city. comes by and checks at least once a year to make sure that the brushes clear to certain amount of distance from the from the homes that can lives in one of the many rebuilt homes. he was a mere teenager when his mother's home was swallowed by the fire. the immediate aftermath. i mean, it looked like a war zone. there was nothing left in the entire neighborhood. but chimneys. aerial photos on display at the commemoration revealed the massive swath of scorched earth where about 2800 homes and 400 plus apartments were erased from the landscape. the event motivated piper to dedicate her life to preparedness with an emphasis on educating the sizable number of newer residents who weren't around and lack of appreciation for what happened for those who did witness the event firsthand. the memories from 30 years ago are still fresh. it's been awhile, but it does in some ways seems like yesterday. because it's such a. it's a seared into your memory, something like that to lose to lose a home. if you're interested in personal perspectives on the fire and aftermath, and north hills community association has an area on its website called community come back then. and now there you will find several compelling interviews with survivors and others, including ktvu zone, rob roth, who is reporting on the fire, just as it began to explode. we'll have a link at ktvu .com. julie yes, it is really hard to believe. it's been 30 years, greg. thank you. today marks 32 years since the most powerful earthquake since 19 oh, six rocked the bay area. second base. so the oakland a's take, take julie haener. wow the loma prieta earthquake struck just after five p.m. on october 17th 1989 the 6.9 quake hit justice game three of the world series between the giants and age was getting underway at candlestick park. 63 people died and more than 3400 were injured. this week. emergency officials are urging people to participate in the world's largest earthquake drill. international shakeout. day is always the third thursday of october. this thursday morning, people all across our state will take part in the great california shakeout. it's an angle reminder to be prepared for the next big quake. be ready to drop, cover and hold on. state emergency agencies say everyone should check their homes and businesses to see if it can withstand a powerful quake. cal fire says firefighters

julie julie haener. the san francisco giants clinched the national league west today with a victory over the san diego padres. ktvu sports director mark ibanez is here now, with some of the highlights from today's game at oracle park. martin tell you what, julie, i think i speak for all giant fans tonight. when you say finally. could take. the last month has just been excruciatingto call it the best race in divisional place since it was instituted back in 1994 just an incredible season. the giants with a franchise best going all the way back to new york. 107 wins just amazing in the fact that they had to go down. to the last game of the season, with giant fans supporting them. this afternoon, they had to beat the padres because the dodgers want to get buster posey comes through big time with a two run single. it always helps when you can relieve the pressure a little bit. getting on the board first. he's the real captain. the giants right there. what a season for buster posey, and they weren't finished. they open it up the picture. the guy who won the game, logan web is really come into his own this year on the mound, strokes. one out of the ballpark is first. big league over and the giants open this thing up big time against the padres, even

julie julie haener. and hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. and from frank somerville tonight all evacuation warnings tied to this fire have been lifted. fire broke out this evening near newell drive in american canyon quickly grew to more than 150 acres. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us live from american canyon high school near the fires location with what she's learning about the investigation. janna. well julie, this was the command center but they since moved out, just about a half an hour ago. new this hour. i do have an update. the police have reopened, american canyon wrote in both directions. but the fire crews remain out here. there is still a wind and they are worried about containment and any hotspots. the sheriff's. sheriff's deputies did go to the scene where the fire started, and the sheriff says they found a stolen vehicle that was in flames near where that fire began. he said that they are investigating this right now as an arson residents, meantime, say that they are very glad that crews were able to keep the fire away from their homes. the fire was really close. right over here is really close by flames close to homes in american canyon had residents scrambling when fire crews issued the evacuation warning. we saw the firefighters. they're doing their sweep of the fire that was company right back here by the high school. building smoke from the flames could be seen from a pg a