the aclu chapter of northern california, lawsuit against the city kroger's amanda hari explains what city leaders say they're doing to help these people. and why some say is just not enough. people who are living in vehicles like arby's on the streets of sebastopol have been forced to find a new place to park. >> an ordinance that went into effect earlier this year bans vehicles used for human habitation on commercial streets during the day. >> homelessness is a regional problem. it's not solved by one town or one city. it decided to >> exclude people who have to live in their vehicles for that town pushing them somewhere else. william free man as a lawyer with the aclu of northern california. >> he says the ordinance is unlike anything he's ever seen before. most other cities and towns that want to restrict are these are oversized vehicles, at least have a pretense. >> that they're doing so as a matter of traffic safety. and so that's the poll does not have even have that pretense, according to this ordinance, arby's can no longer part here on the street. >> from 07:30am, until 10:0

the iranian american community of northern california held a protest and candlelight vigil in union squarerity with the people of iran as they enter their fifth week of protests. these uprisings sparked after the death of 22 year old masa amini , beaten and killed in police custody after being arrested by the morality police for allegedly violating hijab laws they hold society is like a powder keg ready to burst. bass is dead. was that ignited that started all the uprising organizers display pictures of some of those who have been killed in recent protests, many of them young people and teenagers. demonstrators also want to raise out saturday. this is where many political prisoners and journalists are held around, state media said four people were killed, but protesters say the number is undoubtedly higher . very sad and very emotional time. news of this fire was very personal for sheila nina v, who now lives in san jose. sheila used to live in iran and was locked up in heaven prison when she was just 15. she said she was arrested for reading a newspaper that was not approved by the govern

police alert of a possible serial killer in northern california. kim cardassians million-dollar fine to the securities and exchange commission. >>> the man who swam half a mile in floodwaters to save his disabled mother. he is lies with us, tonight. >>> live, from cnbc, the fact, the truth, the news, with shepard smith. >> good evening. it has been five days since hurricane ian hit florida's gulf coast as a catastrophic category four storm. five days, and we still don't know the extent of the devastation. so far, we do know the storm has killed more than 100 people, but, that number, we are told, is likely to keep rising, and rescue and recovery operations are still very much in full force tonight. rescue teams in the skies, on water, and on land. the coast guard sharing this video of rescues in ft. myers over the weekend. florida national guard officials say they have more than 5000 boots on the ground across the state. they say they have rescued and evacuated more than 2000 peopl , including hundreds by helicopter and boat. power is still out for

march 30 three years since the 6.9 magnitude earthquake rocked the bay area and other parts of northern california. to commemorate the equation, the san francisco fire department is hosting a ceremony tomorrow afternoon at fire station 35. that ceremony will mark the first ever recognition of the monument. the quick lasted 20 seconds and caused severe damage in many parts of the country. also happening tomorrow, $2.7 million in funding will be announced for three local projects. funding appropriated by congress will go toward improving the environment. san jose state is among the three organizations accepting a check. elizabeth holmes be back in court tomorrow. she was granted a limited motion hearing on efforts to get a new trial. that hearing will determine if the government engaged in misconduct with the examination during her trial. i judge convicted back in january on accounts of defrauding investors. the sentencing date is set for november 18. new details now. investigators are calling the shooting at pittsburgh friday night domestic violence. officers found the mother and her eight-year-old

the first four native americans in the connection right here in northern california. they do not not lead much get past them. the the strength of the 49 defense. > >> temperatures today are warmer warmer than we were on tuesday, at least for more stuff the bay area. right around the golden gate, it naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. >> more reasons to be proud that that we live here. first it is the nobel prize in physics and then be bay area is home to another recipient of -- she made made strides in click chemistry and biochemistry. she was specifically involved in the latter two, the

. >>> the manhunt for a possible serial killer on the loose in northern california. the image of a person of interest police are searching for. >>> and kim kardashian's trouble with the feds. why she's been fined more than $1 million >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, everyone back tonight from florida, where the aftermath of hurricane ian grows steadily more grim. the storm-related death toll now reaching 104 100 of those deaths in florida, at least four others in north carolina hundreds have been rescued in florida some 800 of them in lee county, where satellite images taken over the weekend highlight the heavily damaged communities of fort myers beach but tonight our cameras on the ground offering the first look at some of the most heavily damaged neighborhoods. officials acknowledging the death toll may yet climb higher there are still ravaged homes they have not been able to search and places they have not yet reached tonight power remains out for more than half a million homes and businesses as communications remain frus

northern california. >> flames explode from a senior living complex in oakland, dozens rescued. this is a live look from the latest on the rescue efforts. > >> draymond green is the hardwood tonight but the infamous punch trending around the nba. what kevin durant has to say. > >> as hispanic heritage month comes to a close we look at howo how latino representation in the the comic book world is growing. growing. > >> in oakland this is a live look at a senior living apartment building that was evacuated due to a fire. happening at the grand lake gardens. firefighters are still on the scene. the call came in around 6:00 this morning where 80 people were evacuated and many of them had to be rescued from hallways, stairways and even balconies. > >> police in san jose are invesg are investigating another deadlh deadly crash where a elderly woman was hit and killed by a car last night. police say the driver is cooperating with inve. with investigators. this is the 28th pedestrian death of the year in the area but it was the third pedestrian accident in san san jose yesterday alone.

some rain showers moving into northern california and look at that out toward the sierra. they could pick up some snow foster snow on the way in the mountains. snow levels could be between around 13,000 ft. those numbers are not expecting huge amounts here, but nice. this is one particular forecast model showing upwards of 3 to 6 inches, possibly in the mountains, maybe higher, maybe some higher amounts for the highest peaks of the sierra satellite right now, though, we just have a few high clouds moving over central california is becoming closer, right? now. those high clouds have been moving out. so right now we have clear to partly cloudy skies tonight not nearly as cold as as yesterday at this time, you can see santa rosa mid fifties conquered 58 in san jose 60 degrees here is the all important halloween forecast for monday. we are expecting partly cloudy skies temperatures. by five o'clock in the upper fifties to the mid sixties and then cooling off into the fifties, so probably no umbrellas needed temperatures. not incredibly cold, so you just go outside and make the

parts of the state, lending yet is a dryer system that moves from western canada down through northern californiad for farmers. >> no rain will have a huge impact on california's army. >> the director of farm management for comfy that primarily farms teachers and omens is concerned about the agency's stark prediction. no rain means less profit for growers. >> laying people off is going to be a larger issue because then you we talking about the unemployment rate. >> obviously, lots of rain is tough on crops, but it's got to be tough on business as well. is it getting to a point where farmers in the central valley are considering just leaving? >> people have walked away from those orchards already. next year, it is only going to get worse without rainfall. >> the state's department of water resources since the current drought now stands as the driest three-your stretch on record. part of building a better bay area includes recognizing those who fight for social justice. i had the honor to host the nonprofit asian-pacific islander legal outreach's 47th anniversary celebration friday night in san fra

at another fundraiser, it's all about the fundraising of california is where the money is in northern california, silicon valley, hollywood and southern california. so that's it's money . last week, president biden held events in southern california and raised money for his party. the vp is the latest high profile democrat to stop in the bay area. first lady jill biden earlier this month. hillary clinton last week, secretary of state antony blinken, joined by house speaker nancy pelosi in the south bay monday. bay area democrats dominate the national party from nancy pelosi and kamala harris to gavin newsom influence coming to try to shore up democrats in the country. they want to support the biden agenda. on tuesday, the administration announced the first offshore wind lease sale off the coast of central and northern california . during the discussion, vp harris touted the administration's efforts to fight climate change, including the $370 billion included in the inflation reduction act so much about this movement that really he is. the intersection. between the economy between what we must do

>> a hunt for a northern california serial killer. the gy surveillance video that may revl his whereabouts. >> this is a person that knows what they are it. in some awful way, they must be enjoying enjoying it because they keep doing it. > >> he is part of a small army os small army of volunteers in the south bay. we will introduce you introduce you to an 8-year-old boy who has been getting his hands dirty and fighting climat. climate change. >> i like to do this. one smallp one small step can fix the worl. can fix the world. > >> you are watching cbs news baa with juliette goodrich. > >> hello. our last three years have been the driest on record. of california kicks off a new water year, officials warn that the streak could continue. mostf the state is in severe to exceptional drought, fueling risks for wildflowers and putting farmers in a pinch as they struggle to creep crops al. our weather will determine if wl keep relief. until then, water officials say conservation needs needs to remain a way of life. that is exactly what a grou

for us, northern california getting spotty showers right now. it will be a wind maker. 40 to 45 mile per hour gusts. fire weather watch due to the win for solano county, 12:00 to 8:00 sunday. fire weather watch for much of the sacramento valley anze sierra as the wind picks up. the humidity is going to crash, going from the northwesterly wind to a northerly wind. 12:00 sunday, 39 mile per hour. that is really going to put us in a situation where the north and east bay hills are looking at very high fire danger. sunday as well. i will be back with the rest of the forecast, coming right up. ama: a big donation to an oakland school that was shaken recently by a shooting. the chinatown improvement council is giving bay tech school 400 backpacks. a shooting left six people injured and have the principal asking for more matching backpacks. during the chaos, orange back tax helped police and staff identify students. no arrests have been made. dan: tomorrow, san francisco unified begins its enrollment process for the next school year. for the first time

coalition of pro housing advocates, labor units and nonaffordable housing developers and the northern california carpenters union is our strongest coalition partners as well as policy think tank like spur and affordable housing developers like mission housing development corporation as well as habitat for humanity and habitat for humanity is an interesting one because they see a problem from a wide perspective and look across the state and how we need to be building more homes for people faster and it was put on the ballot by 52,000 san francisco voters so read the facts and look at what these do and vote yes on proposition d. >> thank you. final thoughts. >> so part of the problem we have with this, again, what proposition d is streamlines primarily market rate housing by redefining affordable to 140% median. we're looking at housing that san franciscans can't afford. bringing new lines, bringing new housing online doesn't necessarily solve the problem. san francisco during its current 8-year housing element cycle over built market rate housing by ten thousand units. and housing prices continue

to advance the specific needs of young girls around the nation including some right here in northern california> we are definitely going to put more funds towards providing equitable opportunities for all girls including girls who live in low-income communities. that's really important to us. this really helps us get a big jump-start. we lost our largest resident camp in august 2020 in the santa cruz mountain fires. >> if you would like to volunteer or learn more, nbcbayarea.com. >>> 4:57 right now. a key vote on a controversial drug. coming up here on "today in the bay," why some regulators want to take it off the market and the response from doctors who say it will negatively impact say it will negatively impact so expectant mothers.me cotton candy. pink lemonade. bubble gum. when tobacco companies sell candy flavored products, they know exactly what they're doing because four out of five kids who use tobacco start with a flavored product. and once they're hooked, they can be addicted for life. this election: we can stop big tobacco's dirty trick. voting yes on prop 31 will end the sale of ca

and now building expert from northern california are in ukraine, they're trying to help the war-torn country dig dig out of the rubble. reporter tony lopez introduces us to the owner of a sacramento engineering firm who is determined to help build ukrain. build ukraine. took as damage continues to grow from fighting in ukraine. >> this bombing happened. >> reporter: >> reporter: structural engineer engineer from sacramento are on the ground helping assess and repair the damage to bombed out buildings. >> many apartments and houses and schools and hospitals can be be repaired fairly quickly. and that is why we are here. >> reporter: >> reporter: kit miyamoto is leading a team of construction experts. they responded to ukraine at the request of the united nations. he was in kyiv this week in the capital city was attacked. it is estimated there are more than 150,000 strs that are damaged or destroyed i. >> there determined to fix this country. >> reporter: working with local architects and contractors to save as many buildings as possible. >> this particular school can be be essentially

. > >> plus, how a northern california community is coming together for support a > >> well, for more than 20 years a north bay woman has helped families look good, feel good, and take confident steps towards self-reliance. >> this week's jefferson award winner, sharon? >> that's right. her name is barbara lee, not to be confused with the member of congress, ad congress, and she gives new meaning to the phrase dressed r success. >> sweetheart. >> oh. >> reporter: 95-year-old barbara lee embraces a reunion and walk down memory lane. >> you know it's been my joy. >> i know. >> reporter: volunteer natalie sandell recalls how barbara's passion threaded their lives in service. >> you saw that woman and her little child, and they had no shoes on. and that was a terrible day otherwise. and you said -- >> can't happen here. >> this can't happen here. >> reporter: back in 1999, when barbara was 72, she was helping low-income families get back on their feet when she realized they needed professional clothing to get into and stay in the workforce. >> you see a need and you try and fill it. >> re

this system will bring rain to northern california rain snow mix to the sierra down to about 6,000 feety area because he a few sprinkles but the rain mainly across northern california and the sierra nevada the accuweather seven day forecast tomorrow temperatures hitting their peak records are possible and then we start to see those numbers slide cooler pattern friday through the weekend and a slight chance of a couple of showers. on saturday, but certainly windy pattern for the weekend. yes, sandy. thanks. on monday the us mint is set to begin producing quarters with the image of actress anna mae wong making her the first asian-american to appear on us currency wong was the first asian-american film star in hollywood. the mint is expected to create more than 300 million long quarters. it is the fifth quarter to be released this year as part of the american women quarter program that also included maya angelou quarter. well after the break excited fans are already arriving at chase center in san francisco with a golden state warriors get ready to defend their championship title as the se

berkeley runs a network of seismic stations across northern california, just like the usgs does theyome to those stations with an algorithm that we created at berkeley, as well. it generated the alert on tuesday. that algorithm creates an alert that gets pushed out to various delivery markets. the my shakeout is something that everybody can dollars of the get the warning on their phone. also, if you have an android phone, it is ilt into android phones but every android phone got the alert on tuesday, as well. >> really? andro phones, you are able to use them to measure earthquake activity in various places around the world. to make that is right but everyone's phone has an accelerometer and that allows them to see if they are in portrait or landscape mode to abuse that accelerometer to to tell earthquakes as well. the app does that. the records earthquakes. we use that for research but also, with an android, they are using it with the entire androiecosystem. all phones around the globe actually detecting earthquakes today. the android early warning system is delivering alerts in many

from the girl scouts of northern california announced the bigges donation in their history. who is behind the record-setting gift? >>> coming up at 6:00 on cbs news bay area, an update on the group of baby salmon we've been following on their lengthy and unusual journey to the sea. >> we showed you should eggs getting reintroduced to the macleod river, those eggs are now fish, and they've got to take a trip, we will take you along >>> if you get a letter in the mail from the irs, don't panic, it might be good news. the agency is reaching out to more than 9 million americans who di not claim covid related tax benefits like stimulus payments earned income tax credits, and child tax credits. they are focusing on taxpayers who haven't filed their 2021 return just yet. letters will go out t remind taxpayers that they need to take action before the november 17th deadline. >> if you're looking for seasonal work during the holidays industry analysts say now is the time to apply. a number of companies are opening their holiday hiring earlier than usual. that's because even with the i

the iranian american community of northern california held a protest and candlelight vigil in union square to show solidarity with the people of iran as they enter their fifth week of protests. these uprisings sparked after the death of 22 year old massa amini. beaten and killed in police custody after being arrested by the morality police for allegedly violating hijab laws hold society is like a powder keg ready to burst and bastard's dead was that igniter that started all the uprising displayed pictures of some of those who have been killed in recent protests, many of them young people and teenagers. demonstrators also want to raise awareness about a deadly fire at the notorious evin prison in tehran that broke out saturday. this is where many political prisoners and journalists are held. iran's state media said. four people were killed, but protesters say the number is undoubtedly higher. very sad and very emotional time. the news of this fire was very personal for sheila nina they who now lives in san jose, sheila used to live in iran and was locked up. in evan sernoffsky. she said she

for us, northern california getting spotty showers right now. it will be a wind maker. 40 to 45 mile per hour gusts. fire weather watch due to the win for solano county, 12:00 to 8:00 sunday. fire weather watch for much of the sacramento valley anze sierra as the wind picks up. the humidity is going to crash, going from the northwesterly wind to a northerly wind. 12:00 sunday, 39 mile per hour. that is really going to put us in a situation where the north and east bay hills are looking at very high fire danger. sunday as well. i will be back with the rest of the forecast, coming right up. ama: a big donation to an oakland school that was shaken recently by a shooting. the chinatown improvement council is giving bay tech school 400 backpacks. a shooting left six people injured and have the principal asking for more matching backpacks. during the chaos, orange back tax helped police and staff identify students. no arrests have been made. dan: tomorrow, san francisco unified begins its enrollment process for the next school year. for the first time

this is a cold front begin to slip in to oregon in making its way into northern california.o move through and that's going bring with it some much gusty winds around the bay area specially on saturday afternoon, then offshore winds and it's going to be very gusty as we get into sunday and some spots. temperatures tomorrow afternoon will be noticeably cooler 70's, maybe some low 80's. well inland plan on those cool 50's out of the coast. all right, lawrence, after the break, the statewide safety drill that's being held. >> make sure that people are prepared for the next big quake. today marks great shakeout day organizations all over the bay area are holding safety drills just to make sure that people are prepared for the next big earthquake. our kron four's camila barco tells us how a few simple steps can save a life. >> drop cover and hold on the 3 simple steps people can take when an earthquake happens. and this morning, some students in san francisco and local officials, including mayor london breed got some practice by participating in the great shakeout at everett middl

. >>> but we begin with that arrest in a case that has terrorized communities in northern california for weeks now. stockton police say they stopped another killing when they arrested the man suspected in six murders on a, quote, mission to kill. how the community worked together to help police track him down. and tonight, we'll hear from the lone survivor of one of the attacks. >>> also tonight, a search for a motive in the deadly raleigh shooting rampage. the suspect remains in grave condition. new questions about how he got the weapon. as the husband of one of the victims describes his unimaginable loss. >>> millions of americans are bracing for a bitter blast. the freeze warnings as the coldest air of the season surges south. rob marciano standing by. >>> dramatic new video just in, showing the deadly ambush on connecticut police officers. >>> new tonight, a cofounder of donald trump's new media company says it violated securities laws. did the former president try to strong arm an executive to turn over shares to his wife, melania? >>> overseas, russian soldiers under attack, at

another fundraiser , it's all about the fundraising of california is where the money is in northern california, silicon valley, hollywood and southern california. so that's it's money. last week, president biden held events in southern california and raised money for his party. the vp is the latest high profile democrat to stop in the bay area. first lady jill biden earlier this month. hillary clinton last week, secretary of state antony blinken, joined by house speaker nancy pelosi in the south bay monday. bay area democrats dominate the national party from nancy pelosi and kamala harris to gavin newsom influence they're coming to try to shore up democrats in the country. they want to support the biden agenda. on tuesday, the administration announced the first offshore wind we sail off the coast of central and northern california. during the discussion, vp harris touted the administration's efforts to fight climate change, including the $370 billion included in the inflation reduction act so much about this movement that really he is. the intersection. between the economy between what we must

it's all about the fundraising of california is where the money is in northern california, silicon valleyywood and southern california. so that's it's money. the vp is the latest high profile democrat to stop in the bay area. first lady jill biden earlier this month. hillary clinton last week, secretary of state antony blinken, joined by house speaker nancy pelosi in the south bay monday. they're coming to try to shore up democrats in the country. they want to support the biden agenda. on tuesday, the administration announced the first offshore wind lease sale off the coast of central and northern california. during the discussion, vp harris touted the administration's efforts to fight climate change so much about this movement. that really is the intersection. between the economy between what we must do that is about public health. what we must do that recognizes that those dangers to public health invariably affect our most vulnerable as harrison democrats try to get voters to the polls in hopes of keeping control of the house and senate , the pendulum appears to be swinging back toward

jerry brown, no relation to the former governor says sites reservoir would increase northern california's reservoir water storage capacity by 15% with the water to be shared between the state's biggest water goals. it serves farms families. fish and fowl benefits would stretch from the northern central valley in bay area all the way to southern california. sites would get its water from the sacramento river, but water would only be taken in the rainy season and only when the water flow is very high when much of that overflow ends up going out to sea, in essence, it teleports water that comes to us naturally in the weather periods to the drier times when we need it, more water would be sent through 180 miles of canals westward to the sites project near maxwell. all but 12 miles of that already exists, saving enormous costs with our changing climate with our drought conditions extended drought periods whether wets drier dries. i think that the problems are becoming more serious and that that necessitates, you know, putting something like this into place. once constructed, it would take abou

william free man as a lawyer with the aclu of northern california. >> he says the ordinance is unlike anything he's ever seen before. most other cities and towns that want to restrict are these are oversized vehicles, at least have a pretense. >> that they're doing so as a matter of traffic safety and sebastopol does not have even have that pretense. according to this ordinance, arby's can no longer part here on the street. >> from 07:30am, until 10:00pm. but there is somewhere new that they can be part. and that's right over here in this rv park set up by the city. >> the rv park is called rise and shine village. it has sinks showers and security cameras. it houses 20 arby's and about 30 people who are formerly living on the city streets. but freeman says it's not enough. >> by the count of the festival police department, there are more than 40 of the street. >> there's no guarantee that this particular location will remain open after december. the city says they're not trying to drive out unhoused people. >> and they hired outreach workers to meet with people living in our bees to f

one northern california doctor is busting some myths surrounding the drug.residents said in oakland senior living facility rescued after a fire broke out earlier today, dozens of people without a home ton ht skin could lead to adverse effects, including death, but doctors say that's not actually true and emergency medical physician with uc davis health is speaking up to help people better understand the benefits and dangers of fentanyl. one myth, he says, is that the drug is absorbed by our skin. i think it's really important to clarify some of this misinformation. um final super dangerous drug when not used properly. i don't wanna i don't want to underrate that. however it just can't be well absorbed through the skin. in fact, pharmaceutical companies spend millions of dollars to create something called the fennel patch to overcome that issue so you can touch it with your bare hands. i want to advise you to do so. but it won't get absorbed through your skin, and it's really important that we dispel that myth. the doctor went on to say that every single day

maybe clipping northern california we even have a little bit of blue here over the bay area.much of anything at all will continue to track it. what it could bring us is some offshore wind as it moves out of the area, and we see that pattern this time of year that again brings us the dryer offshore breeze, so we'll be watching that as well. a wall in the short term we're looking at a warming trend starting with today. 72 in nevada right now. 66 in san francisco for the inner east based 77 in livermore and mid seventies over san jose. morrow morning temperatures ranging from about 50 degrees in santa rosa. 2 57 in san mateo, along the peninsula and for the inner east bay. 55 expected for concord. getting into the afternoon temperatures will come up a few degrees from where we're seeing a numbers today will go 74 in the city of san francisco going to be a mild one for you there. 76 in oakland for the inner east bay low eighties in concord for the north bay. 80 degrees expected in napa beautiful 79. with afternoon high under mostly sunny skies in san jose. the high clouds will co

the search for northern california serial killer has now crossed state lines. details of two execution style murders that happened years ago in chicago, and why police think they may be related to the so called stockton's serial killer. plus a shooter kills at least five people in the north carolina suburb. richardson in raleigh, i'll have that story coming up. there will be a change in your weekend forecast and we will have all the details as the news continues. right here on ktvu fox two. moderate to severe eczema still disrupts my skin. despite treatment it disrupts my skin with itch. it disrupts my skin with rash. but now, i can disrupt eczema with rinvoq. rinvoq is not a steroid, topical, or injection. it's one pill, once a day, that's effective without topical steroids. many taking rinvoq saw clear or almost-clear skin while some saw up to 100% clear skin. plus, they felt fast itch relief some as early as 2 days. that's rinvoq relief. rinvoq can lower your ability to fight infections, including tb. serious infections and blood clots, some fatal, cancers i

just a few high clouds kind of falling apart over northern california in the bay area, so if you notice from those high clouds are kind of linked up. with some of the main activity up to our north. but here you can see the satellite. still lots of sunshine this afternoon, but some clouds moving in from the north. approaching the north bank at this hour as we check out some of the current numbers out their current condition, santa rosa 72 san francisco 64 degrees while the creeks 68 san jose in the upper sixties wins, we do have some gusty conditions out there in a few spots, not everywhere you can see a calm wind, in fact, out toward nevada , but out towards the coast haven't noticed in some stronger winds. look at half moon bay gusting 2 23 miles an hour and sfo westerly at 15 miles an hour . so we are in the clear this afternoon. we are expecting mostly clear skies for this evening. some patchy fog could resurface tomorrow morning and once again another chili starts and forties out there, maybe a few spots and some of the in the inland valleys could be starting out tomorrow morning in

dozens of volunteers from right here in northern california are on the ground in florida right now, helping the survivors of that storm. after the break. we'll talk live with the member of the red cross to learn more about the effort to help florida recovery. and the us, sending an aircraft carrier back to waters off the coast of south korea. it is just the latest show of strength after north korea's most provocative missile test in years. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. switch today! effort just beginning on the west coast of florida after hurricane ian and nearly 40 red cross volunteers from here in northern california are on the ground in that state right now, helping the

we are looking at just scattered showers over areas of far northern california. here's a view of the future cast, and we've got the mostly clear skies out there right now, but take a look at tonight and into tomorrow morning wake up with a little bit of cloud cover reforming along the coastline and we will have partly cloudy skies to start the day we clear out and then we see another patch kind of move through early afternoon and then late afternoon. we are sunny once again, so we'll call for partly cloudy skies. dry conditions for your bay area tuesday. temperatures are going to remain right about average low seventies over areas of santa rosa for the afternoon today, upper sixties a san francisco low seventies and oakland, 72. livermore and 70 over san jose temperatures. maybe just a smidge cooler for tomorrow. better details on what you can expect for tomorrow morning and the afternoon as well as the extended forecast coming up. it's always seemed just about it continued calls for companies to sever ties with kanye west, following the rappers, anti semitic rem

tuesday, here comes the cloud cover from a system to the north bringing rain to extreme northern californianesday, still with cloud cover. the wind profile will be breezy on the coast, 20 to 30 miles per hour. into tuesday, gusty winds in advance of the system. highs today ranging from the upper 60's downtown, mid 60's in half moon bay with mid-seventies inland. a bit of a afternoon. this morning, a little chilly out there. kumasi: do you think you can beat the odds tonight? maybe $610 million might convince you. that is the current powerball jackpot because no one matched all six numbers on saturday. this is the eighth largest jackpot in the 30 year history. reggie: that is where we can get the front row. kumasi: that is what it will take with ms. tina. reggie: what the governor says about a plan to build a $1.7 million public toilet. kumasi: we'll meet the eight-year-old who i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobac

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through us, prosecutors have charged a suspected serial killer with a fatal shooting. 3 men in northern california. the 43 year old was arrested on saturday on suspicion of murdering a total of 6 people and wounding another woman over the past year and a half. here. this individual, an iranian climber who took part in a competition without wearing a job, has reportedly been welcomed by cheering crowds tehran, airport. illness or a cabbie returned to iran from south korea, where she had been competing a post on l. niser copies instagram. mccain said her head scarf came off by accident during an event in south korea. rights activists believe the apparent apology was made under duress and fear she may face punishment for defying strict codes on women's clothes. oh, so foolish titles. when the game, shira chi is an activist for women's rights and we asked her about the claim that illness were copies a job fellow by accident. oh, we were actually expecting that we were expecting the security and intelligence services, putting pressure on her to publish something as a pattern they've been doing for the

. > >> experts weighing in in key evidence for a northern california serial killer. > >> california gas prices are shy shy of an all-time record but this could soon change in a big way. good evening i'm elizabeth cook. we explain why gas prices could soon fall off a cliff. >> i flipped a u-turn because of the pricing. >> reporter: filling up his tank tank at this gas station and paramount he noticed it was $.20 $.20 less per gallon than the competitor across the street. >> >> $.60 per gallon hardware list. >> aaa says the 30 day streak of the price increases just endd just ended. in fact, spot price which is the price gas traits when it leaves the refinery is down by $1.80. the local wholesale price went down by 20%. >> the retail price is driftin. drifting down. by the end of the the month it will be leased $1. >> a former oil executive , he runs stillwater associates. a transportation and energy consulting company. he says the recent heat wave suspected affected local gas production because refineries need to operate within a temperature range. adding to that, maintenance issues. the

and us, prosecutors have charged a suspected serial killer with fate only shooting 3 men in northern california. the 43 year old was arrested on saturday on suspicion of murdering a total of 6 people and wounding another woman. over the past year and a half county dealer here in stockton visited, or tens of thousands of french workers have joined a widening public and private sector strike to managing pay hikes to keep up with soaring living costs. the latest walk out follows more than 2 weeks of strike action at oil refineries, which has led to fuel shortages. ah, the protest march in central pear is reflecting, growing ingrid, rising prices unfolding, living standards. little normal nutritional the issue of salaries is top of the agenda. this is the number one priority of the french people, you know, wanted for, for hostile workers, or among those who say inflation is eroding. their purchasing power from that we see must be done within 60 percent of postal workers have a salary below the french median. oh no, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha ha. what do i do with a 2000 euros gas? will? what again with

tonight, you can see the rain move into northern california., drizzle and spotty showers and pockets of rain possible. temperatures around the mid 40's to mid-50's. tomorrow, it moves out and we are left with sunshine and isolated showers. 57 to 62 degrees. our cold front was an atmospheric river. it is not going to have that. watch this shield to get lighter as we come down. 7:00 tomorrow, scattered sprinkles. any wet roads will likely be confined to the north and along the coast. by noon, heavy to moderate showers. by the evening, everything is just about gone. some streets will drive. scattered showers possible tuesday. wednesday, even lighter. rainfall totals are going to be nice. anywhere from 1/10 to one third of an inch. half-inch or higher in elevations. 58 to 62 tomorrow. about the same wednesday. thursday morning when the dry air settles in the clouds clear, we could have frost in inland neighborhoods. friday with increasing clouds, low cloudiness saturday temperatures below average. sunday and monday we are looking at temperatures in

the closest that's going to be far northern california and then a few hit or miss showers. it's not going to amount to anything. >> reporter: already by midday. we are gong to see clear skies. but the breezy condition will be with us through the rest of the weekend. the wind will be noticeable already as the sun comes up tomorrow. the strongest winds will develop from midday during the afternoon. 20 to 30 miles an hour gusts inland with 30 to 45 miles an hour gusts along the coast. it's not strong enough for a wednesday advisory, but it's strong enough to move you and on the road if you drive a higher profile vehicle. more hands on the wheel. if you have the inflatable halloween decorations on your lawn, i would leave them deflated or otherwise they might pick back up. 25 to 35 miles an hour gusts again, cooler temperatures are moving in the atmosphere to. temperatures mostly in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees. those numbers don't drop too far for the rest of the night. we'll wind up in the 50s across the board by early saturday morning. high temperatures will be below a

a big boost for a massive reservoir project in northern california.l ahead, the funding just announced to try to help bolster drought resilience. and oakland zoo keepers lending a hand to some animals in need. how the zoo helped rescue dozens of exotic animals on the other side of the cou ry some areas. it is already feeling like winter. there's already snow on the ground in michigan, a lot of snow frost freeze and snow warnings are in place across a large section of the northeast midwest and even in the south, temperatures are expected to drop at least 10 degrees lower than average, so people in different parts of the country are looking for all the possible ways to stay warm. seeing bills of 200 gallons. that almost $1000. compared to last year, it was half that fire pit and a grill. other than that. nothing really too crazy. the national weather service is the cold snap is only temporary . there should be some more seasonal weather by the weekend . those cold temperatures are also bringing in earlier than usual start to the cold and flu season. doc

the pacific northwest, northern california is trending drive. nia could get light showers. all in all, we keep apattern ofn sunshine. not only this week, but early next week. great mornings on the way, bright afternoons. weekend saturday and sunday dropping below average sunday, most of us in the 60's and 70's. reggie: good morning america's coming up at 7:00. kumasi: ginger zee has a look at what is ahead. ginger: great to be with both of you. it is a tuesday on gma, we begin with ukraine after the deadly missile assault on civilians. the biggest since the start of the war. president biden and allies are meeting this morning to discuss it, and we will discuss it with the spokesman for the national security council, john kirby. this morning, the battle for your holiday dollar is underway. amazon launched a big event, we will tell you where to find deals and how rival retailers are responding. the dramatic rescue. voters shipwrecked and sharp -- in shark infested waters. i do not know how they become shark infested, but we will learn about that an