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rex and then he found the next to known well so he found three. there have only been about 50 t rexes ever found and there's i think i've stated this in the book too. so t-rex has lived for about ten or 15 million years overall and scientists now that there's something like 2 million or something lived in lifespan t-rex total that ever walked under the earth and of those something like only 2000 could have been fossil ized and you know barnum brown found three of them. so it just makes you realize incredible it was that he he found not only one, but three. and if you do go to the american museum, that t-rex you see there is not the very first one that was found. it was actually the best of number two and three, because osborn really wanted to put on a show so that's he he really wanted to find the best display. so if you want to see very first t-rex ever found is actually in now. yeah because they they sold it for fear of new york getting bombed right and it might be safer during war two it might be safer in carnegie. and that's one of those things you kind of talk about that ripple of history. you realize why is why is the t-rex and pittsburgh lost? becaus

weeks now is this we've been stuck in this one pressure pattern with a high over the lower rex block that rextart. it's already breaking down. but it's going to go away on friday, with some significant cooling and then saturday and sunday. it's gone. clouds come in, and perhaps some showers in the mountains, maybe a little drizzle or sprinkles up in the north bay on saturday night into sunday, we'll keep our eye on but really the main impact of the changing patterns is going to be an opportunity as we go forward here for some winter weather, some rain hopefully, i'll see you back here at six. we'll see you then, bill. thank you. well, new research suggests mosquitoes may be attracted to some people because of how they smell. a study published today finds people who are mosquito magnets have certain levels are high levels of certain chemicals on the skin that are tied to odor. researchers also say it's hard for those people to change their skin acid levels to smell differently, but the scientists hope that new research can help find ways to fight off mosquito bites. coming up. it's being calle

and rex grossman, the immortal rex grossman for you with your chicago background probably remember, took the bears to the super bowl. >> the last super bowl. >> lovie smith, great coach. >> but rexgrossman came in. he hadn't taken a step of season like. the first play he was stripped sacked, picked the ball up and ran to the end zone, game over. so after the game shanahan was asked what made you change quarterbacks? he could us a look, i had a gut feeling about rex picky could've said he was have a great game, which he wasn't. but instead he said, well i did know if donovan knew our two-minute offense. this is an 11 dear nfl quarterback midway through the season and it did know the two-minute offense? well, that answered really didn't sit well with a lot of immediate pics of the next day he was asked again. this time he said i did know if donovan was in shape to run back-to-back plays. wow. so this simmered for a week. washington was off the next week. it was a bye week. chris mortensen who you know well, and do i i know well, reported on espn that weekend that the shanahan, according to sources, it was anonymous, according to sources that shanahan had to cut their playbook and

it's known as a rex block named after the meteorologist doctor rex who noticed back in the 1950's and you have high pressure north of low pressure. you tended to have kind of quiet weather here and stormy weather here and it took something kind of significant to bump it out of the way. that is why is predictable over the few days when you get that set up because it doesn't move right. we just get that rinse repeat thing that we've been cutting the last few days. it will be getting tomorrow as well. so what that means is if you're out of the coast, you're going to stick with the clouds. although i have to be honest with you, i'm not mad about that because check out with the humidity level is out of the coast. 93% now notice concord fairfield in the 20 same with livermore. we are in fire season. so when that fog rolls in, it brings as humidity levels up when we get that recovery overnight that we so desperately need. but it does keep us cool. so tomorrow we're going to see temperatures again below average. in most spots you can see 60's and san francisco to oakland 76 there in san jose

rex barney for my book bumps. rex was telling me. that they were in this he said this happened in philadelphia and in cincinnati and in boston. so we'll talk about cincinnati because that's teammates talks about cincinnati, which is across the river from louisville, kentucky. which is peewee's pee-wee's hometown. so the dodgers and 47 are playing for the first time in cincinnati. and the white fans in cincinnati robinson is playing first base. he was a shortstop. the fans are booing jackie because he's black. and rex was the pitcher this day so i know this that had happened. he said he we walked across the mountain across the the diamond. put his arm around jackie robinson's shoulders and the two of them stood there. and he said the crowd silence the crowd absolutely silenced. he said it was one of the more. if you can see that. beautiful not show. yeah. that's that's the painting to picture of it. and he said it gave him goosebumps. he said it was one of the more incredible things that he saw as a major league ball player. and you know for all that terrible for all the terrible treatment that jackie would robinson received from a few of his teammates and from too many of his opponents. he took great. pride i guess a great it just made him feel good that people like peewee reese and a couple of others teammates stem musial was certainly one of them who appreciated him for his talents. um made it easier for him to succeed. right now i've heard i was looking at an interview with with ken burns, and

rex and then he found the next to known well so he found three. there have only been about 50 t rexes ever found and there's i think i've stated this in the book too. so t-rex has lived for about ten or 15 million years overall and scientists now that there's something like 2 million or something lived in lifespan t-rex total that ever walked under the earth and of those something like only 2000 could have been fossil ized and you know barnum brown found three of them. so it just makes you realize incredible it was that he he found not only one, but three. and if you do go to the american museum, that t-rex you see there is not the very first one that was found. it was actually the best of number two and three, because osborn really wanted to put on a show so that's he he really wanted to find the best display. so if you want to see very first t-rex ever found is actually in now. yeah because they they sold it for fear of new york getting bombed right and it might be safer during war two it might be safer in carnegie. and that's one of those things you kind of talk about that ripple of history. you realize why is why is the t-rex and pittsburgh lost? becaus

rex block. it's the named after a meteorologist doctor rex. we found in the 50's that when you got this set up, you would have very kind of dry weather here with a high pressure is in very unsettled weather here. and if it stays long enough like this without something bumping it out of the way, of course, that can cause flooding in the area where the low pressure is where where the high pressure is. and what that means for us is we're just kind of staying in this pattern, not really moving. we will warm up a couple of degrees tomorrow. we will cool down as we go through the weekend. but the real question is, when does this finally push away? and the answer is still up in the air because the models are not quite in a consensus on that. so today what that means is the most part we'll see below average temperatures with the exception of livermore looking out for 83. but everyone else you can in the 60's in san francisco and oakland and concord in santa rosa in the 70's, same for san jose. so ck e is that large cloud that hanging out. here is some

rex, i had nod idea there was inflateddable t-rex. i hope it comes in double x. >> i want special forces. so i ferret out good months. charles: andy, i don't know you well enough to ask. next time. folks always love hearing from you whether about comments made on the show. you're not shy, i love that send it to us, tweet me @cvpayne always love it. in fact drew is tweeting, your show helped me learn about stocks and the economy n my early 20s, i feel more educated than most of my peers. thanks, charles. you have it my friend, drew. the chart school, the bond edition with andy thrasher is next. ♪. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ a bend with a bump in your erection might be painful, embarrassing, difficult to talk about, and could be peyronie's disease or pd, a real medical condition that urologists can diagnose and have been treating for more than 8 years with xiaflex®, the only fda-approved nonsurgical treatment for appropriate men with pd. along with daily gentle penile stretching and straightening exercises, xiaflex has been proven to help gradually reduce the bend. don't receive if the treatment area involves your urethra; or if you're allergic to any of the ingredients. may cause serious side effects, including: penile fracture or other serious injury during an erection and severe allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis. seek help if you have any of these symptoms. do not have any sexual activity during and for at least 4 weeks after each treatment cycle. sudden back pain reactions and fainting can happen after treatment. tell your doctor if you have a bleeding condition or take blood thinners as risk of bleeding or bruising at the treatment site is increased. join the tens of thousands of men who've been prescribed xiaflex. make an appointment with a xiaflex-trained urologist. visit bentcarrot.com to find one today. so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now, there's golo. golo helps with insulin resistance, getting rid of sugar cravings, helps control stress and emotional eating, and losing weight. go to golo.com and see how golo can change your life. that's g-o-l-o.com. so... i know you and george were struggling with the possibility of having to move. how's that going? 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the next question how much up side for the s&p 500? we have andrew thrasher. i have a chart of the s&p 500 and the along with 10-year yield. the 10-year yield is inverted. normally goes this way. it is easy to understand. here is your question. you have the 10-year yield right here, which is the blue line, but we got all the way to 4% and that was a pretty dramatic move last week, andrew. i think you were on vacation. also coincided now of course the yields are going down which is inverted here. the nasdaq getting hot again. is this what it is all about right now? is the market keep following these bond yields as a proxy? >> i think it is. we've been 2022 has been the year of the bond market. it has been the year of powell whether we liked it or not. whatever the fed is doing dictated how the markets responding. when ever we see round numbers in this 4% we're seeing the market respond to those. we're seeing bond bears take off. the move in the 10-year it has taken it back to the 20-day moving average. we're not seeing a break down. we look at the tlt popular bond etf, it is not rising back above the 20 day moving average. so we had a nice little recovery here but we need to start see short-term moving averages broken before we get, start expecting too much out of this tape. charles: right. is there a sense that 4% that could have been a blow off top? >> i, very well could be. if we start seeing, this is a big jobs week, if we start seeing some disappointment there. we saw the jolt reports, job openings, that is helping fuel the rally right now. we're starting to see fed funds easing back. maybe we don't get 75 basis points at the next fed meeting. that is what the market is keying off of, how aggressive will the fed be? a bad news is good news. disappointing labor market that slows the fed down. but breaking of labor market that will get powell to pause and slow these hikes. charles: we want to emphasize a lagging indicator a lot of folks point to. if that comes in, maybe saying to the fed you're going to aggressively like the jolts report this morning, certainly the pivot conversation comes back up again. speaking of proxies. you told us to watch apple. it has gone mostly straight down. the market is starting to break down because of it. pretty good day today. at what point we have this reverse it okay, maybe apple is okay, the broad market is okay? >> i call them the big four, apple, microsoft, tesla, amazon. they may not be at all times the four largest, the four individual stocks the market really keys off of. microsoft made lower lows. we have didn't see apple, amazon or tesla make lower lows. looking apple, the fact we saw return being somewhat after little bit of a safe haven, we were not seeing those key stocks get pounded harder like we saw in the individual market, the s&p 500, that shows us maybe we saw some exhaustive selling. charles: right. >> we're seeing that bounce. we're seeing same leadership going back to small caps that is starting to do really well. growth names are bouncing. tech, consumer discretionary. but we still have energy. energy continues to be a market leader. so we haven't seen new leadership take over, which is caric of a new bull market. we're seeing energy being the strongest sector, at least today. but yeah, apple the fact it didn't break that june low is a positive. charles: all right. next time you come, i'm hoping that this 50-day moving average thing is a little bit different. we don't have time to go through it. i like when you really walk us through, to say we can learn. i have to ask, are you getting dresses up for halloween? >> i have a 15 month old daughter who will be a dinosaur. walking her around the neighborhood. not getting too much candy but we'll trot her little dinosaur costume. charles: sounds you will get more candy than anybody else, sounds beautiful and a doshable. andy, thank you very much, my friend. our next guest explains why he is calling this rally a sign of market fragility, not strength folks. u.n. demanding fed stop hiking rates. at 2:40 you have i have the two ogs, forbes and moore. we'll be right back. ♪. research shows that people remember ads with young people having a good time. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a pool party. look what i brought! liberty mutual! they customize your home insurance... so you only pay for what you need! ♪young people having a good time with insurance.♪ ♪young people.♪ ♪good times.♪ ♪insurance!♪ only pay for what you need. ♪liberty liberty. liberty. liberty.♪ [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] [acoustic soul music throughout] ♪ my relationship with my credit cards wasn't good. i got into debt in college and, no matter how much i paid, it followed me everywhere. between the high interest, the fees... i felt trapped. debt, debt, debt. so i broke up with my credit card debt and consolidated it into a low-rate personal loan from sofi. i finally feel like a grown-up. break up with bad credit card debt. get a personal loan with no fees, low fixed rates, and borrow up to $100k. go to sofi.com to view your rate. sofi. get your money right. ♪ ♪. charles: folks i'm not superstitious, as i stated earlier so far so good. the market is sticking to the script. and what is the script? over the last 20 years the fourth quarter has rallied 17 times, only not doing it three times! that ain't bad, right? you would bet on that. that is a pretty good track record. my next guest isn't buying it at least not right now. with me data track research cofounder nicholas collis you had a tweet and i found so compelling we have to get him on. the u.s. close was sign of market fragility, not strength. what do you mean? we're up over 2%. one of these days 90% of the stocks were up. i thought that was the very definition of strength? >> what is strange looking at 2% days, they are really uncommon. the whole bull market. 2013 to 2019, each had 0 to 4 2% days. we've had 15 just this year. in a bull market it is awesome. in a fragile, shaky market if shows how off things are. charles: if we were up 3%, more bullish, 1 1/2%, maybe more bullish but that 2% thing is really, it is intriguing that you follow it that closely. >> yeah. much nicer to see .5, .5, .3, .7, a bunch less than 1% days stringing together. that is what creates a bull market. low volatility, grinding returns higher. charles: less manic. >> exactly. charles: more orderly rally. >> exactly. charles: one thing you talk about a lot, a lot of folks talk about the vix, our audience is intrigued by it, volatility index, fear index, what you call it, two periods, 2,000, 2002 and 2007 to 2009. what is so interesting about that and how does it apply right now? >> what is fascinating about the two periods of long volatility. 20 year average is 20. years where the vix was over 20. it dampens overall valuations. investors are fearful. they don't want to pay the same pe. we don't want the vix to be above 20 all next year. charles: what about guests we have to get to 40 before capitulation, are you in that camp? >> i understand that lows in 2002 and 2009, the vix was 42 to 49. i see how they get there. the magic number is 36. charles: we almost hit that one time. >> march this year. that was the march lows. charles: the important we don't have duration, long period of vix up long period of time. kiss 40, come back down we could be off to the race. >> exactly. charles: another tweet i love you put up, because i think this is getting underreported, geopolitical developments around the world, it is amazing. the world really has gone haywire but the same token we had major rallies during wars. what are the keys you want to see resolved. >> you want uncertainty. give you fun fact, why the low 2002 october 9th. when congress approved military action in iraq. weed into what was happening in geopolitics. you don't need to see good news. you need resolution of news. charles: too many unanswered questions right now? >> exactly. charles: war in ukraine, north korea firing off rockets again. does iran deal play into that? >> anything that touches on oil prices is hugely important to the stock market. any country that produces oil, that is very important. charles: in this environment, atmosphere, what is an investor to do? do you sit on your hands? do you get some cash? what is the best way to make it through this period particularly if we get some things you're looking for during the fourth quarter, looking at fourth quarter rally? >> what i'm looking for investors to just go slow. when volatility is high doesn't take a lot of capital to make some money. if you're trading use small positions. if you're an investor pick the levels, 3300, 3,000, 2700 where you want to be on the s&p, importantly stick to it. no one buys the lows because when you make the lows everybody is afraid to go lower. charles: i have to tell you, data trek, this is one of the best research sources out there. >> thank you so much. charles: really appreciate it. charles: folks coming up, the u.s. treasury department warning cryptocurrency could threaten the entire u.s. economy. yeah a 2 billion market can knock off a 2 trillion-dollar economy. i can't wait to see what haley linen says about that. u.n. calling central banks to halt interest rate hikes at the risk after economic downturn. i have the ultimate power panel, steve moore, steve forbes. they're next. ♪. 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all right. let me go to edward lawrence because he is on top of all of this. edward, i know there is a lot more to the story? reporter: exactly. in fact that warning directed basically at the united states. now the u.s. federal reserve aggressively raising rates has ripple effects around the globe, that pushes other countries to raise rates, possibly pushing those countries into a recession. now in the newly-released u.n. trade development report the first page says this, the world is headed towards a global recession and the prolonged stagnation unless quick change, quickly change the current policy course of monetary and fiscal tightening in advanced economies so in washington today one of the president's economic advisors shifting her tone when talking about a public private partnership during these tough economic times. listen here closely. >> we'll see exactly the same patterns that we've seen coming out of, coming out of the other recessions if there is a cooling then it will have the kind of impact on communities of color first. reporter: coming out of other recessions. she says there still, the administration is pushing for more spending to try and bring down inflation is what they say. for example, overseas, the united kingdom is, come with their new prime minister, liz truss, is trying to be more economically responsible, refusing to say specifically what government benefits that, government benefits will rise at the pace of inflation. the inflation is 10% as they try to tackle the inflation that we are seeing here in the united states. one quick thing, charles, i did run right out of the briefing here. it was interesting, the white house press secretary told me that the runoff from the strategic petroleum reserve is set to end at this month. i asked the question what happens next? will there be more releases to that? she said no. there are no conversations about anymore releases from the strategic petroleum reserve as some analysts say, could see a price spike in the price of oil and gas when that leveling effect is no longer in the market. charles? charles: there is something interesting about when you run out of something, when the spigot turns off, nothing ain't coming out. they trained the spr. yeah. of course. >> cupboard is bare. charles: thanks a lot, edward. give you props for the breaking news. let's go back to the other breaking news. large globalist organizations trying to interfere with other nations under the guise they care. world bank, imf, threatened italian voters, doesn't vote for this woman we'll cut you off. the italian voters told the elites to go pound sand. joining me two of the very best, freedom works steve moore and "forbes" editor, steve forbes. let me start with you, steve moore, steve forbes, rather. it is really crazy they would have the gall to do this. when the money printing machines are going on, inflation is through the roof, not a peep. >> if they're concerned about bettering the people of the world they would support the british prime minister and chancellor exchequer, cutting taxes getting growth so people have more production, more prosperity, higher salaries. instead they go into the opposite direction, more austerity. when the u.n. says it is for the people of the world watch out. clutch what is ever left of your wallet. charles: i think that is indirect war on reaganomics. the power, elites, world economic forum, u.n., all of them are so afraid someone is putting reaganomics into place during a time of crisis, where we could be a year or two in the uk they are really afraid. >> because a loss of power. >> right. >> they want the power, even if people are in poverty they would rather have people in poverty, they have the power than the opposite. charles: u.n. real quick, i want to let the audience know what they're suggesting as an alternative. they want to have price caps, funded, funded by one-off taxes and also to go after the large profits being made by energy companies. >> thank god the united nations run the world economy we would be in a great depression. we may be headed there anyway. if you look at this uk tax cut this is really important thing, you know what the price of that was? $2 billion to reduce the highest tax rate which we would know probably raise revenue. $2 billion. the bond market goes haywire. charles: right. >> meanwhile do you know how much money the central governments of the oecd countries borrowed over the last two years? $21 trillion. so you have $21 trillion way up. tiny tax cut down here this will be the end of the world. this shows what a lot of international leaders want more government, more government. that is what the united nations wants. that is what the central banks want. one other quick point when the united nations we care so much about the poor. wait a minute the poor are victims of high inflation. charles: right. >> they get killed by inflation. charles: they're never going to get unpoor, just living day-to-day become as big struggle for them. steve, what do you, steve forbes, rather, what do you make then of what's happening just even here in this country right now? where are we going? >> the exact opposite of where we should be going. the early 1980s we learned stablize the dollar, have growth, tax cuts, deregulation, the u.s. booms and rest of the world imitates. 50 countries cutting taxes after we did. we had a global boom for 20 years. so they're doing the opposite. they're suppressing production, not only of energy, but they're raising taxes, that so-called anti-pro-anti-inflation bill which is pro-inflation because it cuts back the economy. charles: right. >> the federal reserve believes the only way you fight inflation is by creating recessions. they want people to be unemployed. so what do you think will happen when governments are working to suppress people from producing rather than encouraging them to produce? charles: you have a piece, steve moore, in the journal on costs on this war on energy that it is costing americans. give us that number. >> so we estimate because of what biden has done to shut down american oil and gas, as you know his first act as president what, killing keystone pipeline. charles: he probably did it. he proudly did it. i will destroy the oil and gas industry. >> we estimate, a study i did with casey mulligan, one of the top economists in the country, you know him, he estimates we would be producing $100 billion more gdp with oil and gas output if we had stuck with the trump plan. now, you were talking about the spr. we are the lowest level of the spr since the summer of 1984 when we started building it up in the first place. charles: right. >> we estimate we would be producing, ready for this? five times more oil than biden had to take out of the spr. in other words we wouldn't have to take one drop of oil out of the spr if we just stuck with the trump plan. charles: yesterday ceo of shell the number one crisis, there is no spare capacity around the world. no spare capacity. >> oil. charles: that is the number one issue right now. you know, so, steve, they're just some things that steve forbes, there are some things going on. we have the esg movement which is, by the way, playing a big role in this as well. you have got the federal reserve playing a big role. what is the federal reserve ultimate goal here? >> ultimate goal to create a recession. they will call it a soft handing. >> crash landing. >> fed speak for a crash landing because they think that lowers prices they're right. when you depress a economy, you throw businesses out of business. they reduce prices to get rid of inventory. that is what we did in the '70s. get a recession. prices come down. they would undermine the dollar again so you get inflation back again. charles: just a wild -- >> we're back in the 1970s. so amazing. >> crazy unnecessary cycle we're going through. >> this is an investment show. look what happened in the stock market in 1970s, adjusted for inflation, it was down 50%. people lost half their money. charles: right. >> during the 1970s, there were all the false rallies and crash. i think we're in a false rally right now. charles: oh, boy, i've been asking everyone today, a little early, but hall -- halloween costumes. >> going at charles payne. charles: that is a good one. you have to get more candy than you get. i would go with the duke brothers from trading places. >> depends on my mood. if i am good mood go as ronald reagan. to frighten people go as joe biden. >> or jerome powell. charles: they will throw tomatoes at you if you go powell. >> where do i get the charles payne mask? 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>> in a way it is fair to say the sec is going after low-hanging fruit, with the kim kardashian situation, that is something would get a lot of media attention. everything involving the kardashians gets media attention. charles: they are missing everything else. >> there are a lot of things the sec should have stepped in and prevented before harm was caused. this and the coinbase trading things that happened few weeks ago, the sec is trying to get small wins or settlements against people, individuals associated with coinbase, saying this one crypto, group of cryptocurrencies are securities. they're in our area. they are trying to get wins through the settlements, the facts whether it's a security or not are not being debated. >> credibility pass they press their case to make it official? >> i think they would like to rely on those wins. charles: right. >> but we have examples of companies and projects that are going and litigating against the ask. sec prove it's a security. in the sec's world they would like everything to be a security. they should be showing that, not just doing these settlements. charles: a lot of people have said listen there is disclosure obligations i guess you have, but you know you have kim kardashian with a tweet. matt damon on the super bowl bragging about crypto. the at same token lost in all of this was a headline, treasury financial stability watchdog warns cryptocurrencies could threaten safety of u.s. economy, the entire economy. is it that explosive, is it that dangerous? the entire economy! >> bitcoin is here to stay apparently. what i would say is there is clearly other things that are threatening the u.s. economy more, including how the government has treated inflation and money printings over the last year or two. charles: that's right. >> for cryptocurrency people are entrusting their funds to that. so when there is volatility in the markets and people have not sort of understood the risks associated sure there is risks to that but -- charles: the entire economy that is a little hyperbolic, wouldn't you agree? >> that is what the treasury is designed to protect. the headline, the statement is really jarring at first, they're agreeing with the biden executive order, everyone get in line, everyone collaborate, figure out how to regulate the space. we keep having that conversation. charles: i just worry it will be an overreach, there are ulterior motives. there is something else that caught my eye, and i definitely want to get your thoughts on on it. >> yep. charles: apparently this year 12,000 coins gone a month without anybody trading them, a month or more, 12,000 coins. the reason i think this is so important, all the talk about authorities having to come in, sort it all out, regulators sorting it all out, feels like the market is sorting it out, they're deciding what is worth trading which ones aren't. shouldn't we let the market have the last say, the ultimate say when it comes to this kind of thing? >> i think many people would agree that the free market does part of the work for regulators in terms of taking out the trash. there are a lot of cryptocurrencies out there that are not like bitcoin that don't actually have a value proposition or utility and those things should disappear. i mean they should really not -- charles: they will on their own, right? >> right. charles: reminds me when they break up a company, when they ultimately i just believe in competition. i also believe people can make their minds up. great to have you in the studio, haley. >> happy to be here. charles: appreciate it. speaking of zombie, folks besides the zombie coins, great little fun in the last hour asking what you will wear as halloween, going a bull or bear. so far the top favorite of main street, i never heard of this inflatable t-rexl and friends. you will get no candy. a lot of people tweeting eddie ghabour's idea, bottle of bourbon. father and son, maverick outfit. that is coolest. mp saying get a sharp suit going as cvp. my man. that will get all the candy right there. my take on unmitigated disaster on the road the road to the green utopia. ♪ and i'm going to tell you about exciting medicare advantage plans that can provide broad coverage and still may save you money on monthly premiums and prescription drugs. with original medicare you are covered for hospital stays and doctor office visits but you have to meet a deductible for each, and then you're still responsible for 20% of the cost. next, let's look at a medicare supplement plan. as you can see, they cover the same things as original medicare, and they also cover your medicare deductibles and coinsurance. but they often have higher monthly premiums and no prescription drug coverage. now, let's take a look at humana's medicare advantage plans. with a huma

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rex block, setting up high pressure to the north. >> low pressure kind of cut off to the south and that is named after meteorologist, by the way. name doctor rex who found that when you get this set up, you tend to get dry. kind of calm weather here and you get kind of disturbed weather here and more importantly, it becomes very predictable because nothing moves right. that's why it's called a block. so that's what's been happening. and that's why we have the fog in the morning. mild temperatures as we get into our afternoons. and you can see as you take a live look outside here at the embarcadero, some of those blue skies trying to break through, but certainly a little haze out there, too. temperatures right now, 60 degrees in san francisco, 60 in oakland about 69 in san jose. you can see we're in the low 70's in livermore, 68 in concord. that's pretty cool for this time of day for concord. santa rosa, just 58 degrees. so fog is going to stick with us throughout the day today. we'll catch a little break in the afternoon and then it's going to be back at it tonight. notice some of that drizzle will be back as well. so you want to make sure you

rex block, named after the man who founded in 1950, daniel rex. what's iraq's block while you have two distinct branches of the jet stream, and everything is locked in so one polar branch goes up here over that high. in the pacific northwest dives all the way down here and does that then you get another branch of the jet stream and a warmer one at that. this one comes underneath . so you got a low in southern california, one in arizona. now the another low these patterns last a while and we've been stuck in this pattern, but it does look like it's about to break down end of this week. look at the twenties. i mean 10.21, minneapolis, 24. chicago 35 nashville, 36. these are really cool temps for october. no doubt about it, but it does look like after body about the weekend. the pattern will become more progressive, which means it continues to move. instead of being locked in or blocked. we have a little low to the west southwest. it's just taking the same path almost as the one that they had over the weekend in southern california and arizona. so it stays south, but it spins in a lot of high end mid level clouds. and that's what we have over us right now, so that's giving us warmer lows for sure. a lot more fifties. we had more forties yesterday by far but high clouds warmer lows each day. though we are bumping up these temps a little bit tomorrow will be the warmest day. but napa oakland, menlo park, cupertino. those arrows are all up, so forecast highs. 82 76 79. and 80 degrees in cupertino. fifties on most of the attempts to couple of sixties inter mainly fifties. we're running about 2 to 9 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. did the cloud cover? still some low 50 sentence almost 50 degrees. middletown's 49 degrees windsor's 50 sebastopol rohnert park at 49, so there's a couple but we had low forties yesterday, now its upper forties and mainly fifties 29 out of the early thirties in the mountains, trucking, southlake town, 50 sixties in the valley and up and down the coast. so that high keeps everything locked in for another know about three days or so then big changes are on the way a system will dive in from the pacific northwest, and that's really going to change things dramatically here. i mean, it's going to clip the sierra nevada now we could get rain out of that now. that doesn't mean those forecasts. projections are right. but if you are going to the mountains or travel plans, i would keep an eye on things. i think our first really good snow of the season kicks in over the mountains. we'll probably get some drizzle or light rain out of it. but the main message right now is cloudy, windy and cooler as we go towards the weekend, so warm to hot on wednesday and still pretty warm thursday big drop big changes by the weekend. all right. thank you, steve. people in crockett will soon get a breath of fresh air still ahead, why the air is finally clearing after weeks of dealing with a foul odor. plus they are coming in tourism potential areas they 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group should be exempt from military service groups oldest member is expected to enlist later this month. the six other members also planned to serve the management of bts says the group hopes to return to performing around the year 2020. five. the oakland police department is now investigating the death of an innocent man who was killed while driving to work. the suspect responsible for the deadly crash was being chased by oakland police. it happened early yesterday morning near the oakland coliseum, oakland police chief laurent armstrong says the chase was approved by supervisors because the suspect was wanted for a previous hit and run where he showed he had a gun. in line with department policy the officers involved in the incident. will be placed on administrative leave. pending investigation. friends and coworkers have identified the victim as augustine coital, a 44 year old oakland resident who was killed while on his way to work at bayview environmental services. just one block away from the crash. time is not 5 16 happening today, the oakland city council will debate expanding the police department jews of automatic license plate readers. now, supporters say, putting more license plate readers around oakland would dramatically increase the ability of the police to solve violent crimes. critics worry about privacy concerns. last month, the oakland public safety committee tentatively rejected that proposal. oakland's largest homeless encampment is one step closer to being cleared and closed yesterday was deadline day, but caltrans has agreed to give homeless advocates some extra time to remove the tiny homes at what's known as carbon would. village advocates at the camp rented a trailer in large forklift to relocate the homes onto a city lot on wood street and 18th. the final step is clearing the area under the mcarthur maze in west oakland. it is kind of a bittersweet, but at the same time, it could be the beginning of something really fantastic. and it could be the beginning of a new village in a property that's not destined for demolition difficult. there's places that are not safe, and that's our focus, making sure that if there's someplace on state right away, that's not safe that we work with our continuing care. find a solution so that they have a safer place. um, today. caltrans says there's still work to be done to secure the wood street side over the next couple of weeks. time is 5 18. the air in crockett should start to smell better soon after residents have been dealing with a bad odor for weeks now, health leaders and contra costa county have now lifted a health advisory because of that smell of rotten eggs. they say they no longer detect high levels of hydrogen sulfide near the crockett wastewater treatment plant. the workers at the plant say they figured out a way to mitigate the problem of pumping out that bad odor. high levels of hydrogen sulfide can cause headaches, nausea and other problems. now the plan is in the process of upgrading its equipment. today techcrunch disrupt returns to san francisco for the first time since the start of the pandemic, some of the biggest names in high tech will gather for the three day conference at the mosconi center. they will discuss recent game changing innovations that are expected to change the entire future of the high tech industry. the long list of celebrities attending the event includes comic kevin hart. tennis star serena williams and draymond green of the golden state warriors. that's a lot, pal. interesting time is 5 19. steve's got some pretty interesting weather forecast for us today and moving forward. there seems to be a few things going on. it's true. we have a lot of high clouds over us here, not a low cloud deck. for once that has been i mean, front and center for about what the last 10 days or so was a huge fog bank. not anymore. now it's high in mid level clouds. there's a low west of l. a that's spinning in some of those clouds. it's going to take a track very similar to the one they had on the weekend, which favors southern california. not us, but we get some of the high and mid level clouds out of it. so the lows are warmer here. afternoon highs will start to bump up. not much of a breeze at all. high clouds. warmer lows. partly cloudy, partly sunny but it will be warmer this afternoon high class might take an edge off some of the high temps, but not so much tomorrow. fifties on the temps to sixties for some here, but i don't think we're going to change all that much. on these temps here. pittsburgh 60, alameda, 60. you don't usually see that all the time, but we are in right now. 58 in kensington. piedmont's in there a little little cooler out towards alamo, danville, but a lot of low fifties mid fifties to upper fifties thirties in the mountains fifties in the valley sixties to its san joaquin valley and then fifties and sixties, up and down the coast here. so rather ice a thermal. almost here for many of the blocking high continues for about three more days in the pacific northwest, then the pattern will change instead of everything going up and over our underneath a system will dive in from the northwest. this does favor areas to the north and the sierra. for sure, we will get some cloudy, windy, cooler conditions. maybe some light rain here, but i would be advised. if you're going up 50 or 80. this could be a big change here. by the time we get to saturday and i do mean snow. seventies eighties on the temps, probably the 1st 70 degree temps this month for san francisco. the warmest day will be tomorrow doesn't last long, so pretty warm thursday starts to cool down friday big changes on the weekend. it serves farms, families, fish and fowl. tell you about a big boost for a large reservoir project in northern california. the funding that was just announced to help increase our ability to handle the drought. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed 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reservoirs in all of california. huge naturally occurring ball was first identified by the california department of water resources back in the 19 fifties as a potential reservoir when it was contemplating the rapid growth of california. more than droughts, and not even that thought or inkling about something called climate change . 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 about five years in drier years to fill it, but in a super wet year, it could be done in just one winner. fewer than two dozen people live and what would be the sites reservoir valley some families here for many generations, while the land can be used for cattle grazing, many ranchers here actually truck their cattle to oregon to feed on green grass. there's pretty good support from from those folks that are really giving up a lot in order to make this possible for all the rest of us. the primary opposition to sites is from environmentalists who do not want to see high water flows diminished. final approval of funding sources. almost 900 million already approved by state voters. another billion from uncle sam and just over two billion from the waiting list of many participating local water agencies, cities and counties should be finalized by 2020 for actual construction would begin in 2025, the reservoir would begin operations in 2031 tom baker, ktvu. fox two news. her time now. 5 27 elizabeth holmes back in court fighting to get a new trial on fraud charges up next. the reason, her lawyers argue things have changed, and she was convicted months ago. plus influence. it didn't go anywhere. it's just it's just was subdued because we were practicing much more stringent practices. health experts warning this year's flu season could be worse than last year. precautions you're advised to take life has never felt so expensive. so why is omar snoozing like a baby? because he made the smart choice to shop with ikea. jamie hasn't stopped dancing 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everything has to come together before it to shine. so that will be on the weekend. but, yes, there are some things that brewing here that could turn into a big change for us by the weekend. now today and tomorrow attempts are bumping up, but we have a lot of high and mid level clouds over us, not the fog. so you're two for tuesday. here it does call for a lot of high clouds. it is getting warmer. and in fact, i think today is the day san francisco gets there. 1st 70 degree high this month and very cool this month, seventies and eighties on those temps 5 30 in the morning on a tuesday something is picking up somewhere. it is a little bit, but i like this tuesday where we're starting, steve. we can start at the bay bridge. it doesn't look all that crowded. it's going to start to change pretty soon, but right now we can take advantage of this. you can also see that interstate 80 traffic is looking pretty good. now if you look at contra costa county would do have some slowing already coming out of any attack on the way into pittsburgh and then bleeding over into bay point a little bit. and some slowing on to 42 conquered. these are the beginnings of what should be a pretty crowded commute. a little later on 5 31. let's get back to the headlines. thank you, sal man suspected of killing five people in stock tonight and one person in oakland is due in court this afternoon to face murder charges. ktvu is amanda quintana live in our newsroom with new details about his criminal background. good morning, amanda. good morning when wesley brownlee was arrested early saturday morning , police say he was searching for another victim to kill, saying he was lurking around parks and dark areas, quote. out hunting. he even had a mask and a gun with him. he's accused of killing six people. five men shot and stopped in and one in oakland, is also linked to a shooting in stockton, where a woman survived, court records show. the 43 year old was born in san francisco but grew up in oakland. his criminal history dates back decades at age 14. he was accused of sexually assaulting a 14 year old girl along with two other boys later that year, records show he sold cocaine. chained to an undercover officer. then in 1995 , his older brother was shot and killed. a probation report says he became depressed. his mother said she wanted him in therapy and described him as mentally slow and learning disabled. brownlee never graduated high school when he was 18. he was sentenced to two years in prison for having a large amount of cocaine. once out, he was living with his mother in stockton's, but in 2014, he was accused again in alameda county of selling cocaine. he served some jail time and three years of probation, and the killings began a few years later. the suspects reign of terror and our community has come to an end. we are sure we stopped another killing. investigators say all of the killings are linked through ballistics, and they're confident brownlee is responsible based on tips and surveillance video. we've learned that some of those tips had to do with the way he walks and that was also caught on camera. police are still looking for a motive. they say they're racking their brains to figure out why he would do this. he's currently in the san joaquin county jail and due in court today at 1 30 this afternoon. we'll have updates from that hearing on our afternoon newscast and on ktvu dot com. live in the newsroom. amanda quintana ktvu fax tunis. thank you. time is 5 33 more details about two illegal pop up gambling casinos in the south bank. last week, san jose police raided two casinos. one was on capitol avenue. the other was on march and drive. seven people were arrested. authorities say one of the people arrested had a gun. the accused operators of the casinos were also among those arrested. the police say one of the suspects stabbed a homeless man, and that attracted the attention of people nearby. complaints from residents and neighbors in the area. like i said one of the things that was brought to our attention during this investigation was a stabbing that happened. police called the casinos dan's of criminal activity. several large trucks were used to haul away the machines and gambling materials witness stood by his previous testimony in the trial that led to the conviction of former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes, former lab director dr adam rosen. dorf appeared in court yesterday and said quote holmes needs to pay her debt to society. holmes attorneys claim that rosen dorf expressed remorse and possibly committed misconduct after he showed up at her house back in august. feeling bad about her possible fate. now the defense team has requested a retrial. with everything that the doctor testified to. unless the judge wasn't listening. there is no way she will be granted a new trial. rosen dorf admitted to having a brief conversation with homes husband at her home. he said he didn't want the children growing up without a mother and believes that homes may be pregnant again. holmes was charged with four counts of fraud charges and is scheduled to be sentenced november 18th time now 5 35, an update on the two trials involving the disappearance of college student christian smart more than 25 years ago yesterday, the jury for suspect ruben flores reached a verdict, but it won't be read until the jury in the case of his son, paul flores, reaches a verdict as well. they're still deliberating. the ruben flores is accused of helping his son paul, cover up the 1996 kidnapping and murder of cal poly student kristin smart. her body has never been found. the jury in the ruben flores trial was one member of the jury and the ruben flores trial was just excused after talking about the case with his priests. retired mixed martial arts fighter cain velasquez is now scheduled to return to court november 7th after another delay in his case , a judge granted the defense motion for more time as attorneys review new evidence. velasquez is facing several charges, including attempted murder. he's accused of shooting at a car carrying harry goulart man suspected of molesting vasquez, four year old relative but a bullet hit gillot's father in law. 5 36 center. health will pay more than $13 million to settle allegations it build the federal government for toxicology screening performed by outside labs. now sutter is not admitting liability under the terms of disagreement. federal government accused the healthcare provider of receiving reimbursement from medicare and medicaid for tests it did not perform between 2016 and 2017 etcetera has already paid more than half of that $13 million and will pay the rest within a month. hundreds of doctors in santa clara county are preparing to strike this week, a group representing doctors in the south bay plan to deliver a 10 day notice to strike as required by law valley physicians group represents 450 doctors, and they've been negotiating for a new contract for about two years . they're complaining about high patient loads and inadequate staffing. the doctors say they're asked to be on call several days a week. we in the last five years lost 65 primary care physicians. in that same amount of time. five years we have not been able to recruit a single doctor from our own residency program, our own trainees to join our primary care group. santa clara county responded to the impending strike by saying, quote, we continue to negotiate and hope to reach an agreement. a wildfire burning near vancouver , washington now 10 times larger than it was just 36 hours ago. more than 2500 people are still under evacuation orders from their homes and a washington state prison. now the nicaea creek fire started 10 days ago. it quickly grew because of high temperatures, low humidity and gusty winds. the fire is just about 5% contained. fire crews say they are hoping a storm expected to arrive on friday. will move in earlier and help slow the spread of that fire, steve says. it does look like they're getting some weather that will cooperate with that. firefight up. their pattern is changing. they've been they have had our weather for what we've had the last three years. almost i was just thinking as i was covering the air conditioning unit that last year at this time , we were running that a c nonstop. the a c once this month , isn't it? it's a rarity from yeah. little break before we on the heater tomorrow. i think you may need or maybe even today because it's going to warm up before i change. on the weekend. so what happens is you get what is called these blocking patterns, and they usually have a life expectancy of about three weeks. so we've been caught in between a low and southern california that high in the pacific northwest, and they're all complaining up there and saying, oh, my gosh, you know, this is bay area weather. well guess what? it's our turn to have something different. well we do have something different, and it's not a low cloud deck. it's a high and mid level. cloud deck. but the pattern is about to change here. pretty deep system coming in to the gulf of alaska. there show it to you. that's pretty deep coming in there. we have a little load of the west southwest of us, that's going to follow the same path as the one that was in southern california and arizona on the weekend. it'll stay south of us higher clouds, warmer lows. clouds and santa warmer afternoon temperatures 60 seventies eighties. on those temps. so napa oakland menlo park, cupertino. the arrows are up today. 82 76 79 80 tomorrow will be the warmest day i think we'll get some operators to low nineties well inland and a lot of eighties around the bay as well. fifties and sixties on the temps. they're pretty mild because due to the cloud cover over us, 60 and pacifica, mid fifties pillar point, montara beach also san mateo, belmont, little cooler around woodside. atherton stanford, menlo park, south coast 54. los altos hills . those 58 warm degrees thirty's in the mountains, fifties in the valley or sixties and then fifties up and down the coast until its southern california so you can see the two distinct lows. one up in the gulf of alaska one favoring areas more towards southern california that high that was about to break down and as it does, once it breaks down in the pattern becomes more progressive instead of blocked in or blocked you have travel plans to the mountains, i wou an eye on things system is going to clip the sierra. now that might be a little overdone, but there's going to be some high elevation snow and some rain. we could get a little rain out of this. the main message right now is cloudy, windy and cooler for us. as we go to saturday, but for tahoe and truckee looks like some pretty good changes here on saturday, seventies and eighties on the temps for us, we will have the warmest day be wednesday. still pretty warm. thursday starts to cool down friday. boy does it ever on the weekend. all right. thank you, steve, please in oakland are looking to add more tools to their arsenal coming up in our six o'clock hour. the reason they're pushing for a robot armed with a shotgun and we'll tell you why the city officials are not convinced they need it. also secretary of state antony blinken was here in the bay area. the vision he has for how technology is reshaping national security in a new digital era. 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 candy flavored tobacco products. saving kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure 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possible majority in the senate , which is currently split. 50 50 voters will also decide a number of crucial house races. time is 5, 45 and happening today, vice president kamala harris will be in san francisco talking about climate change. now it's the second stop of her california trip. it began yesterday in los angeles. that's where she moderated a panel on reproductive rights and abortion. vice president urged voters to support pro abortion rights candidates in the upcoming midterm elections instead of federal law, passed by congress will be the only way to protect reproductive rights around the country. this is an intergenerational movement. this is a movement among so many people who are allies who are, um who are in this together. for so many reasons, 10 year old later today, the vice president will also appear at a democratic fundraiser. it's part of the white house push to raise money , while encouraging higher voter turnout at the polls. secretary of state antony blinken spent yesterday in silicon valley talking about tech diplomacy and cybersecurity. he visited the slack national accelerator lab at stanford. the secretary said . technology from silicon valley is a major part of the country's defense efforts, and the lab is receiving funds under recent legislation passed by congress. secretary of state. blinken then sat down with one of his predecessors. former secretary of state condoleezza rice. they talked about how the state department and american diplomacy has changed since rice was secretary of state under the george w. bush administration. the two also discussed how what happens in the bay area shapes the world and everything from how we fight disease to food insecurity. when people see that this is what we're doing that we're making smart investments in the future. they want to be part of it. the post cold war era is over. and there is now an intense competition underway to shape what comes next. secretary blinken also took questions from students and acknowledge that trying to recruit new graduates away from big tech companies to work in government is a challenge. but he also said he wants to work with the private sector on advancing american technology. now 5 47 the website to apply for the student loan forgiveness program, it's up and running now student aid dot gov launched over the weekend, and even though it was a beta version, it handled the early stream of applications without any big problems. the form itself is relatively short is designed to take less than five minutes to fill it out. in total , more than 40 million americans can stand to benefit from this relief and about 90. 90% of that relief is going to go to people making lesson $75,000 a year. this is the part of the boot by the biden administration never give up to $20,000 in student loan debt for qualified borrowers. alright it is 5 48. if you are getting ready to head out the door, you're probably thinking i wonder what my commute looks like. let's check in with sal castaneda. what it looks pretty good. we do see some slowing already beginning to develop. for example, at the bay bridge. we have a little bit of slowing not a lot, but a little bit and that is just what happens at this time of the morning by six o'clock. i have a feeling this will be full. you can see interstate 8 80 also looks pretty good here. if you're driving in san francisco , we haven't seen anything in the city or on the peninsula all the way down to the south bay. we're off to a good start. we do have slowing on highway four coming in from pittsburgh debate point, which is very typical, but i like where we're starting on this tuesday. 5 48. let's bring steve back with today's weather. all right, sal. thank you. we have a lot of high clouds over us, but it's not going to stop us from warming up. we started that process a little bit yesterday will continue the theme today. so napa yesterday at 77, oakland 73 mental park 74, cupertino 76. today it's mid seventies upper seventies to low eighties on those tents with a lot of high clouds over us. so the lows are up here for many instead of the forties. we're seeing fifties upper fifties stephen there 60 for some couple of upper forties santa cruz mountains, boulder creek and felt napkins down to 51 degrees. campbell's in there as well. cupertino saratoga 54. morgan hill's 54. east san jose is in there so not a huge spread, but warmer than yesterday morning. that's for sure. thirties in the mountains. truckee south like tom, big change for tahoe will be on the weekend. first win, then rain and maybe some elevation snow. we're movin on saturday fifties on the temp sixties. next couple of days, it will favor warmer conditions. the patterns about the change. it's been locked in for almost the last 18 days here to be honest with you, but we're out of the low cloud deck. now we're going to see some warmer temps, although we have a lot of high clouds saturday system would be dropping down. look at that, for the sierra doesn't mean it's right those projections, but i wouldn't anticipate some big changes. wind on friday and then probably rain snow. on the weekend least saturday and then lows in the twenties. as we head towards a sense sunday and monday. if you're going up there, we might get some light rain out of it more likely, windy cooler. i would think some drizzle would be in the forecast as well. i'll deal with that on friday, though. partly cloudy, warmer seventies eighties on the temps. tomorrow will be the warmest day we'll get some low nineties inland, still holding on a little bit thursday, starts to drop friday in big changes on the weekend. thank you. time is 5 50, a california law blocked by a judge because it would share information about gun owners. the reason the state wanted that information, and while the judge said it violated privacy and oakland zoo keepers are lending a hand to some exotic animals in need. we're going to show you. some of the animals of 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section of the northeast midwest and even in the south, temperatures are expected to drop at least 10 degrees lower than average, and we heard from some people now looking for ways to stay warm. i'm 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 says this cold snap is only temporary. there should be more fall seasonal weather by the weekend and the cold and flu season it's starting early, doctors warned after more than two years of social distancing and wearing face masks. this could be when we should start to be well start to be less cautious. it's already happening in australia. it's having its worst flu season in five years and doctors in florida they're already seeing a rising number of severe flu cases. i had a one. oh 4.8 fever in the patient and trust me, it's 55 years old. just like me. it's unpleasant. the sore throats can be pretty brutal. the body aches are horrific that the headaches are uncomfortable. people can sometimes get nausea, vomiting and diarrhea, doctors say. even though many people feel like they've had so many vaccinations in the past couple of years. this is not the time to stop protecting yourself. they suggest everyone age six months and older should get a flu shot as soon as possible. pam is to say it takes about two weeks after that flu shot to be fully immunized, they say it's just the best way to protect yourself. governor newsom says the covid state of emergency for california will end in february . governor newsom says the state's pandemic response saved tens of thousands of lives, protected the economy and built up an unprecedented public health infrastructure. the governor's office says the state will continue what's called the smarter plan designed to maintain preparedness to support communities and quickly respond to any outbreaks. santa clara county will soon be offering that by vaillant covid-19 booster vaccination appointments for children aged 5 to 6 11. the vaccines are expected to arrive later this week. health officials say 11% of those already eligible have received the latest covid booster shot in santa clara county. the goal is to have everyone with the latest shot by halloween so that they can be fully protected into the new year. make appointments and come get boosted. and we really recommend that you do that before the holidays. it's palette, part of holiday preparation, get boosted, get protected so that you can enjoy the upcoming fall in winter holidays. everyone who wants the booster shot should check with their health care provider or pharmacy for an appointment time . 5 56. there's a new congressional report out that says the trump administration put political pressure on the cdc and other health agencies during the early days of the pandemic house panel study found that the trump white house repeatedly bullied members of the c d c staff. tried to rewrite their publications and even threatened their jobs that reports as the goal was to give the public a more optimistic view of the pandemic to stay in line with public statements that were being made by former president trump. san francisco. health department reports drug overdoses have caused far more deaths in the city than covid since the beginning of big since the beginning of the pandemic, new figures show more than 1800 people have died from drug overdoses in san francisco. since january of 2020. that compares to 1050 covid deaths during that same time period time is 5 57. dozens of animals that were found living in really horrible conditions on the east coast have a new home now at the oakland zoo zoo teamed up with peter for this huge wildlife rescue operation involving 30 different species, including box turtles and uh, toward us is python's bears and exotic birds . they were removed from a now closed down, non accredited zoo in maryland as part of the legal settlement. most of the facility was, you know, in bad repair, deplorable conditions very, very dirty. now the tri state zoological park in maryland had a long history of animal abuse allegations dating back to the year. 2006 the owner agreed this year to close which closed down, which meant those animals had to have new homes. california is now requiring insurance companies to reward people who make properties safer from wildfires. the state insurance commissioner said his office will begin enforcing new wildfire insurance regulations. companies must also provide policyholders with their properties. wildfire risk score , and those with a low score will get a discount insurance executives say. this is long overdue for many californians facing skyrocketing insurance rates. anywhere there were in california, where there's been a wildfire or could be. people are getting dropped. they are they're having to pay like crazy premiums, so this is a really important step to bringing things back under control. california is the first state in the country to adopt the regulations. we didn't need to do a better job of keeping everybody around this thing i speed pursuit in oakland turned deadly after an innocent bystander was hit and killed will tell you why angry residents are frustrated with the oakland police over that chase parent in oakland, demanding answers after their autistic son went missing from his elementary school campus, which are you where he was found. and how the school district is responding. and the golden state warriors are back in action tonight at chase center. they will take on the l. a lakers. but first they got a little rubbing in to do. we'll talk all about it coming up. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. morning i'm pam cook tuesday morning, october 18th checking in with steve. he's keeping an eye on are pretty mild weather, but boy is a lot of weather around the country. it's very active for october. that's for sure. i mean, there's record heat the pacific northwest, there's snow . there's record lows for much of the great lakes, even down to parts of the ohio valley. i mean, it's really cold. for some, we get a lot of high and mid level clouds. it will be warmer today and tomorrow. that's the main message here. before i get too far ahead of myself, so fog is not an issue, but a lot of high clouds here so well. those are warmer and it will be getting warmer in the afternoon. so now seventies and eighties looks like the 1st 70 plus high temp for the city this month, which has been really cool alright over to salad six o'clock in the morning and he's here to tell us the traffic is yeah. you know what? we're off to a good start. i like what i see out there. let's go out and see what we have. i want to show you that the richmond bridge is off to a good start here, with no major issues driving into the marine county region, a bridge though, just as we suspected. we have a little bit more slow traffic there westbound as you come through, and there have been no problems on interstate 80 80 when we come back and just a few minutes, we'll check out contra costa county 601. let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you. sal for change after a deadly crash early yesterday morning involving a high speed police pursuit, erasmus joining us now to talk about the man who was not involved in the police pursuit, died when his pickup truck was hit by another driver trying to get away from police ali a terrible situation. police are not identifying the victim. but friends and family say augustine toyota was driving that red truck to work early yesterday. morning now. at the same time, oakland police work chasing a silver honda near 69th in san leandro street. the suspect's car trashed into the truck, killing the driver. neighbors say they heard a loud bang, and then the truck's horn started blaring as the victim's body was leaning on the steering wheel. what what we up? i'm like, what the heck did somebody doesn't hit my door or something? police have identified the honda driver as 23 year old jonathan hernandez, a patrol car tried to get him to pull over, but he wouldn't stop. police say they requested permission and got it from supervisors to continue pursuing that honda after the crash. hernandez was arrested and police say he did have a gun . he now faces charges of vehicular manslaughter, evading police as well as gun violations. neighbors say that doesn't help their friend who died. and they believe police need stricter rules about when to end a pursuit. a lot of kids in the neighborhood, so it's like dangerous for the kids and the people in the finger citizens that's around here when the police are doing high speed chases if they are coming in tourism, dental areas they need to cut the chase off. the victim . innocent victims who died, relatives told us there are too upset to talk on camera. but privately they did tell us he was a hardworking, generous person. he had a lot of positive energy and will be missed by everyone who knew him. the officers involved in yesterday's pursuit are on administrative leave while the crash is being investigated. david pam back to you. all right, holly. thank you. time now 603 happening today, the oakland city council will debate expanding the police department, jews of automatic license plate readers, supporters say, putting more license this plate readers around oakland would dramatically increase the ability of the police to solve violent crimes, but critics worry about privacy concerns. last month, the oakland public safety committee tentatively rejected that proposal. place in oakland want to add a new tool robots with shotguns can go in? absolutely and you'd be getting a shotgun around. now, as first reported by local reporter omar yassin, as well as the intercept in oakland police committee subcommission has been discussing adding the option to shoot projectiles to a remote controlled robot. it would be similar to the robot used by dallas police back in 2016 to kill the man suspected of shooting and killing five police officers, please commissioner seemed skeptical about the idea. it's a lot easier to just pull out a rifle or a guided shoot somebody that it is to put a put a live round into this thing, but i think we are all concerned about the dystopian, um, sort of universe where a robot sneaks into our room and shoots us. um which i know is not the intention but certainly is a scary thought. and what where everyone's mind goes to the police commission put the proposal on pause, but an opd officer confirmed to the intercept that the department is looking into the idea. during that meeting last month, the commission discussed possible restrictions for a robot that could fire deadly projectiles. time is now 605. a judge has blocked a state law that lets researchers have access to information about gun owners. the judge says that would violate the privacy rights of gun owners, and the information includes addresses, phone numbers, fingerprints and man over records of more than four million californians. the state attorney general's office uses that for background checks on people who want to buy guns. the researchers wanted to use that information to study the effectiveness of gun violence, restraining orders. homicide detectives in contra costa county have now joined the investigation into the discovery of a woman's body in antioch. the body was found early yesterday morning on a hiking trail just north of lopez drive . investigators say it appears the woman died from injuries she suffered at the scene, but they have not yet determined how she died. authorities are now working to identify the victim, and they are interviewing people who live near the area. san jose police are searching for the people who fired soft pellets from a passing car into a classroom at willow glen middle school. that happened yesterday at the school on coddle avenue. no one was hurt, but the pellets damaged a few windows. police say the suspects were inside a gray mercedes suv at 606 in oakland, the parent of an eight year old autistic childhood, demanding answers after the child walked away from his school campus. we've been looking for you for so long, dude. oh my god. we've been looking for you for so long. this was a very emotional scene on friday is eight year old to sean witten was reunited with his parents, but frantic search for him lasted more than two hours and third grader was found at a wendy's drive thru near international boulevard. he had walked away from his care program at manzanita community school, almost a mile and a half away. that school has no excuse. for what they did, and we went back up there today. they're solution was to put a chain around the gate, and then that's it. that's not acceptable now. the oakland unified school district issued a statement. it said quote the district is working closely with the after school provider to ensure this kind of incident does not happen again. jurors in the los angeles trial of harvey weinstein will be allowed to hear the details of an email sent to weinstein by the wife of governor newsom. defense lawyers say jennifer siebel, newsom sent the email to weinstein in 2007 when she was dating california's future governor who was then mayor of san francisco. she's wanted advice about dealing with the media amid a sex scandal involving gavin newsom. california's first partner, is among the dozens of women who have accused weinstein of sexual assault. the judge is also allowing actor mel gibson to testify about what he knows about one of weinstein's accusers. the air in crockett should start to smell better soon after residents there have dealt with a bad odor for weeks now, health leaders and contra costa county have now lifted the health advisory stemming from that smell of rotten eggs. there's no longer detect high levels of hydrogen. and sulfide in the air. crockett wastewater treatment plant workers at the treatment plant, they figured out a way to mitigate the problem of pumping up that bad odor. high levels of hydrogen sulfide can cause headaches, nausea and other problems. the treatment plan is now upgraded its equipment. tonight's the night the golden state warriors will begin defending their nba championship title when they begin a new season against their longtime rivals. the los angeles lakers. ktvu is james torrez live from inside chase center with what we can expect from the two teams. good morning, james. good morning to you, pam. well, a wise woman once said, if you like it, put a ring on it when we know the lawyers love winning four championships in the last eight years, so they will finally be rewarded for that latest title with a ring ceremony tonight. it's all we can see on the video boards here this morning. seven titles in total for the team, the third most in the nba just behind the lakers and the celtics, speaking of the lakers, that's who we're going to be talking about tonight. that ring ceremony is happening just before they face off in this matchup. it's going to be a good one. the lakers expected to bring its stars to san francisco, the likes of lebron james, anthony davis and russell westbrook, whose future with the team is somewhat up in the air. how much each guy will play remains to be seen. meanwhile the warriors should have a pretty solid rotation of their old championship team between steph curry, klay thompson jordan pool and even draymond green. there were some questions on how soon he would return after a video leaked to tmz showing him punching fellow teammate jordan pool head coach steve kerr says that is all in the past now even had green suit up in the warriors last preseason game, but what fans might be most excited to see tonight the return of james wiseman, the seven ft 21 year old missing the entire last season due to injury. it's finally ready for some nba basketball. strength in numbers like we talked about like that's our motto here. golden state so really, just making sure all the guys be ready and just a second unit. we're gonna make sure that we would just bring the chemistry and just go out there and play hard tomorrow. both jordan's pool and andrew wiggins each signed contract extensions with the warriors this past week. while this will be the warriors fourth championship in the last eight years, those two along with jonathan commingle, who played some big minutes during the playoffs, will receive their first rings tonight. let's take you back live from inside the chase center this morning when you see they've got the three banners of their past championships here. i'm not sure how well you can see it this morning, but there is 1/4 banner to the right of those three. it's blacked out right now. we expect that to be unveiled. a little later today. now later today, if you're coming out to the game tonight, chase center is advising you make sure you get here early. there's going to be traffic all over the place from outside the stadium to the foot traffic inside the stadium tip office set for seven o'clock. they say that ring ceremony is going to start at 6 30, so you definitely want to be in your seats by then. and if you are going to be in a seat you're gonna get one of these a t shirt just in typical warriors fashion. whenever we have a big night like this, we saw night you're o get this championship opening night t shirt with you as well. it's gonna be fun day. it's going to be a big night. it's going to be one that's very well anticipated because the warriors and the lakers played each other during preseason. just a few weeks ago, the lakers took that one. hopefully the warriors taking home tonight. to you on desk, guys. hey james, before you go, do you know did yeah. do you know if they're going to show the ceremony outside thriving city on that big screen so people can watch from outside as well? yeah. the warriors party backyard, right? yeah city area has been just that massive place for watch parties, and it's not going to be any different tonight that 3000 square foot video poor just that video board outside the stadium will be showing not just the game, but that ring ceremony as well. so if you can't make it inside, just come outside. one more quick question. how does it feel to be standing on the floor? of the champions of the n b. a you know, you know you're inside the stadium of a big deal. when they say hey, you can only stand here. don't actually go on the court. otherwise you're gonna get in trouble and kick you out. okay beautiful atmosphere. it's so pretty to see the floor laid down with that blue and the gold right next to each other. how clean it is how new and fresh. it looks so certainly excited for the new season. i can't wait for all these fans to see a little later tonight. all right. very fun. james torrez inside chase center. thank you for that. well, a local mayoral candidate says he is being threatened online, and he's concerned for his safety will tell you what he wants done about what he calls hateful and dangerous comments and a big boost for a huge reservoir project in northern california. the funding that was just announced to try to help strengthen our resilience against the drought. life has never felt so expensive. so why is omar snoozing like a baby? because he made the smart choice to shop with ikea. jamie hasn't stopped dancing since she left the store. with ikea, you're caring for your wallet. and each other! and your guests, and the planet. now you can afford even more, with new benefits for ikea family members, including 5% off all eligible purchases in-store. every visit. every day. ikea 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 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i'm seeing online as well as the threats against my boyfriend o r that right there is just crossing the line. let's talk about the real issues. let's not talk about personal attacks. ha sent us a statement saying in part quote, i am unaware of threats of any kind made on scn. oh under no circumstance is any type of threat acceptable. anyone making any sort of threat via my site will be immediately reported to the police, and they will be banned from making further comments also says he does support becker's opponent, lisa gilmore, 6 17, california getting a big boost in reaching future goals for water needs, as we get ready for a possible fourth year of a drought. about the department of interior just announced it's giving $30 million to help build a new multibillion dollar reservoir in northern california. it's the sites reservoir, it would be just west of colusa in sacramento valley and would hold enough water to meet the needs of five million homes a year or a half million acres of farmland. it serves farms, families, fish and fowl. in essence, it teleports water that comes to us naturally in the weather periods to the drier times when we need it more now the sites reservoir would increase northern california's reservoir water storage capacity by an estimated 15% project managers say the state has to be prepared for more dry winters in the years to come. 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 now, construction work on the reservoir would begin in the year. 2025 is scheduled to be completed six years later. alright 6. 18 is the time back over to south checking in on our commute. if someone is getting ready to head out, what should they know? well it's getting a little bit more crowded out there, but we don't have any major crashes. we've had a couple of minor things go on. but for the most part we're doing ok here at the toll plaza . no problems on interstate 8 80 . you can see it's a little more crowded than it was a while ago . we've had a couple of crashes that have immediately been moved to the shoulder. and i keep an eye on him for you. but for the most part, they haven't been causing a lot of slow traffic. we promised you look at contra costa county. it's pretty slow through pittsburgh bay point and over the hill to conquer, but that's not unusual . at this hour of the morning at 6 19. let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. it's not unusual. why tom jones sang that last wednesday night. wow. let me ask you something steve during tom jones. normal shows back in the sixties and seventies people through stuff on stage where they throwing stuff. yes i think it was more for tradition, but the ladies were doing some things on stage . they gave a standing ovation. sell gotcha standing ovation. thank you. if i only knew. what was going on with the weather as well. if you tom jones van, you know what i just did there, all right. we do have a deep, deep low by the way. it was a fantastic show. it really was. he was amazing for 82 years, young alright? that low is giving record lows. deep snow to the parts of the northern great lakes. the pattern is blocked that high in the pacific northwest has not budged for about three weeks, so they're beside themselves with record heat fires and smoke. everything is about the change was also a southern branch of the jet stream, which is favored southern california, arizona, new mexico and now into texas. so you get what's called a rexbreak down after about three weeks. guess what it's breaking down this weekend, right? and right on cue. look at all the twenties. i mean there have been record lows on numerous record lows from the great lakes all the way down almost to the deep south, almost cincinnati 39 chicago, 35 22 lemoine 23 in minneapolis. and if you didn't hear the upper peninsula, michigan edit ton of snow. we get a lot of high clouds coming in, and these higher clouds will give us a slightly warmer start to the morning because it's more in the way of high and mid level clouds and not fog or low clouds, so sixties seventies and eighties high clouds warmer lows. clouds sun a warmer afternoon today tomorrow we'll see some warmer temps napa oakland menlo park, cupertino, 82 76 79 80 on the forecast is my forecast highs. i use my own. i do my own 48. santa rosa got a lot of fifties here mid fifties upper fifties to maybe near 60 for some couple more forties to the north of middletown yesterday dipped to 39 47 to

rex block or omega block, depending on the airflow around. this has been a rex block. okay the high has been up into the pacific northwest with a low going in underneath it. all right. that happened last weekend gave rain. southern california, arizona, there's two distinct branches. they usually last about three weeks. well guess what. week three ends tomorrow, so we'll start to see this entire pattern breakdown. and that's going to give us a change. but yesterday we have slight offshore breeze slight instead of the fog and low clouds and look at this redwood city 92 record high oakland 91 record high san francisco a little bit of controversy, but i guess they tied 90 going back to 1913 and sfo set a record high of 86 degrees. salinas also set a record high of 97. i mean, that's impressive. brentwood mel valley, cupertino, palo alto. not necessarily records. i haven't seen anything officially , but they were still hot nineties there. walnut creek napa airport, inner vallejo was closed in half moon bay airport was 82. so santa rosa oakland conquered in san jose all nineties yesterday. today at seventies and eighties. i am really undercutting temperatures , san francisco and oakland. there's just too much fog. that's come back here, and i've seen this too many times. a lot of high clouds coming in mainly favoring areas towards i'd say the peninsula santa cruz mountains, santa clara valley. half mile visibility now pendulum, airport and fog. santa rosa sonoma county airport a quarter mile half moon bay is okay, but i know there's something fog on parts of cemetery coast down to santa cruz and highway one so cool too nice to warmed on. if you're near the coast, it'll be noticeably cool if you're ill and will still get some upper eighties to nineties forties and 50, the city's at 54. that's down eight. from yesterday, although i did see 52 around buena vista park and around ingleside, so there's about 8 to 10 degree drop on some of the temps in san francisco already compared to yesterday. at this time, you can see the higher clouds again. farther south, more high clouds further north, probably nothing but a lot of fog has come back on on what was a clear day yesterday at the coast, not today. the message is going to be over this year for the weekend that is going to move in and give them not only wind and colder temperatures, maybe some high elevation snow snow. we will get the cooler pattern and the breeze that will drop us on saturday, maybe next wednesday night. thursday some rain will make it here. there's some signs of it. 60 seventies by the water eighties to near 90 inland tomorrow temperature drop, and they really dropped on the weekend. hard seat. thank you. bad work environment may do more than stress you out why the surgeon general is now weighing in on toxic workplaces. mm hmm. all right, let's check in with gasia in our newsroom with a look at what else we're following for you here on morning said to good morning. good morning, you two when i get to join you in the studio of the nation remains divided when it comes to wearing max and getting vaccinated, coming up on mornings on two at seven. how many people nationwide shape say we should still continue to mask up during the covid pandemic. then we reported on prices rising at disneyland. as recently as a couple of weeks ago. in the next hour, we're going to break down how much it will cost a family of four to spend a single day a elect proposed requirement. would apply. new resin. and commercial, starting january, 1st supporters say the move would cut greenhouse gas emissions by reducing the use of natural gas. the ordinance includes other green building requirements that exceed current state standards. in marin county. natural gas use in our buildings, is the second largest source of greenhouse gas emissions. and so if we're going to achieve are very ambitious, local and state emission reduction goals we're going to have to start start to take steps to reduce natural gas use in our homes and buildings. and this ordinance is that next step in that transition? no they're similar ordinance also includes tighter efficiency requirements for additional alterations and re bottles, along with increased access to electric vehicle charging stations for people living in multi family housing, public hearing and vote by the board of supervisors set for november. 15th economists say falling home prices in california may sound good, but it's a sign of troubles ahead. prices across the state are down nearly 9% from may's post pandemic peak. the median price currently stands at $1.26 million, down a half of a percent this month. we caught up with one agent who has spent the past month trying to sell a one bedroom, one bath home in san jose's willow glen neighborhood . so far, no takers. we've gotten a little spoiled right now. so in this market right now , it's things will sell. they just take a little longer. it has been a struggle, but i think it's becoming a little more real for both sellers and buyers. now real estate agents blame the drop in demand on factors, including the federal reserve, raising interest rates and median priced home now comes with a mortgage that costs 50% more than it did a year ago. the work from home era may be causing a remote work, baby boom economists from u. c. l a northwestern and princeton universities found that u. s birth rates were up 6% last year from pre pandemic levels. that'y don't increase during economic downturns or recessions a flexik environment seems to have helped lead to more babies. greater flexibility in the workplace. also the flexibility in the work schedules and that really helped to um yeah, to increase the they have more women to decide to start a family. we were in that phase of life anyways, so it but it worked for me. timing worked out for us. i don't think it was because of the pandemic. i had another baby, but it definitely helped him and helped now, the birth rate bumps seemed to be more common in first time moms and women women who are under the age of 25. the researchers who worked on the study say it could be an indication that the pandemic led more people to start families sooner. and they say that trend is likely to continue. the u. s. surgeon general says toxic work environments are harmful to both mental and physical health surgeon general vivek murthy says disrespectful and cutthroat workplaces can be hazardous to our health. the guidance outlines how long hours limited autonomy and low wages can affect workers' health and performance. his office makes several recommendations on creating positive work environments. those include providing frequent growth opportunities. better work, life balance and hours and increasing pay. or take a look at this 60 car crash left one person dead on the interstate five in organist stretch of the highway there all because of fog happened yesterday afternoon. state police say there was very low visibility from that heavy fog, and that led to the pilot. it's still unclear how many people were injured. interstate five was closed for hours to clean up the crash. scary alright, 6 48 very quickly as we go to sell. i got to the got to the bottom of the geoffrey the giraffe were wondering about the opening bell advertising week in new york. jeffrey obviously one of the most recognized sure, characters and advertising, and elmo and tango are going to be virtual guest speakers at advertising week. so i thought that looked familiar. imagine the person who was inside the costume will always say, you know, in my life i've done yeah, i was jeffrey. oh yeah, that's true. you know what? never mind. i'll just keep my thoughts to myself. you know what? let's go to interstate 80 westbound 80 as you head out towards the mcarthur maze. oh my gosh, i sometimes i experience awkward moments just to see what they feel like. and they feel great. elsa brandi richmond as you head out to the berkeley area, you can see that traffic is moving along very well. don't problems on 8 80. but we've had some slowing this morning from senate leander into union city, and all of a sudden the peninsula popped up with a couple of rexof wrecks there on the peninsula. so we're going to keep an eye see if that actually starts slowing traffic on the bayshore freeway. your obvious alternate would be to 80 instead . 6 49. here's a man who has several leather bound books, mr steve paulson, uh, whole library full of himself, as you know, deep corinthian leather. exactly cool to nice to warm to hot. the fog has come roaring back, although it's way down on the deck, so it's reducing visibility, so it doesn't make a huge push inland. so inland temps. i still held on some operators to near 90. there's some very warm air a lot, but the wind has turned more northwest and it's not east or northeast. as we saw yesterday, forties and fifties on the temp san francisco i've seen anywhere from 52 to 54, which is about 8 to 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. at this time, palo alto airport 49 santa roses 49 with about a quarter mile visibility and fog clouds and zipping up from the south. it looks like you know, santa cruz, santa cruz