the only cities that have received one so far is sacramento. they had a backlog because of the pandemic that required 40 day public comment review per emergency declarations. so, we are hopeful that because we are compliant with through our planning department, housing element review process we anticipate top have another housing element in october as well as on going other performance processes that we would be facing a favorable application and we have taken a lot of account top what the applications included this . is a new program we are hope. of the limited numbers fees that apply side one of 14 or so that applied for this including sacramento would be helpful. >> and to receive this dems iingination, are they looking at just affordable housing or looking at housing development including market rate? >> most low 100% affordable or affordable housing and inclusionary they are programs that the state already funds receive a lot for that afford act housing. but there are mostly have inclusionary program that does the funding as well. but it f

the service was also attended by sacramento city leaders who expressed their condolences for the loss of the same family. a suspect in the case 48 year old jesus manuel salgado of merced county, was arraigned today on murder charges but did not enter a plea. at 11 tonight. a sacramento man has pleaded guilty to selling ghost scans using a social media app 20 year old andrew lair, burry touma admitted buying kits from a manufacturer in nevada. he then used his snapchat account to sell the guns. he was arrested after an undercover sting. he could face five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. there is growing frustration tonight from residents and city leaders in oakland, about a series of fires along interstate 5 80. they're burning on land owned by the state of being fought with city resources. ktvu is elissa harrington live in oakland with the call for caltrans to step up, alyssa. that's right. some city leaders want caltrans to do a better job of clearing dry brush and vegetation. they also want caltrans to pay the city back the money that has been spent responding to fires on caltr

reporter join nguyen attended that summit at sacramento state college. has those details for us. >> with more young people spending more time online, it's become a hot bed for drug dealers. the crisis right nowt is definitely more than just sean smith is a retired detective in says there are clues you can spot when someone on social media is up to no good. he says the key is to look at the emoji's that are used on their profiles the time it might be a substitute for something like methamphetamine letter p to be an indicator, maybe 4%. but even if it's advertised as a common prescription drug smith says that is not the case. they're getting a bill that may be stamped. look exactly standings, but it's actually laced with fentanyl or has a high amount of fentanyl only a few grains of fentanyl is enough to be lethal. all of this information was shared during the annual opioid awareness summit at sacramento state. many health officials and law enforcement were in attendance as well as school officials. it's terrifying let teenagers and this woman is a school

i am the associated director of uc davis mind institute in sacramento california.tive international research center committed to awareness, understanding and treatment of the challenges with nerve develop mental conditions. today we will talk to doctor, the sacramento cardiologist and member of one of the founding families, welcome, doctor period michael is an attorney with the international law firm doing and a fellow of the institute and former director california department of labor. welcome. >> thank you. >> the conversation this morning will be focused on adults with autism, adhd and other learning prince's particularly those with intellectual disabilities. many of these adults are unemployed and face the challenge after the transition from highio school and i have yu post secondary options and others. true experts in this area they have written a book on the subject called autism act. let's learn more about each of you. could you introduce yourself and tell us how cardiologist. >> thank you, i was born in italy in the united states with my family when i was s

we as a city here is mutual cities from west sacramento, sacramento and other jurisdictions. i acknowledge that regardless of what city you live in a village you come from what your tribe is. we're all one people. one people one humanity. 48 year old jesus salgado of merced counties behind bars. now he was arrested late last week. he appeared in court yesterday facing four counts of first degree murder with special circumstances. the judge continued his arraignment until thursday to give him time to find an attorney. investigators say salgado once worked for the family. they say the motive in the killings is likely related to money. retired san francisco police homicide inspector has released a new book that looks back at some of the city's most infamous criminal cases. frank falzon investigated cases that made national headlines back in the 19 sixties and seventies, including the zodiac and zebra killings. but he says, the most shocking moment of his career came back in 1978, and that is when he learned his friend and former softball teammate dan white. had been arrested for

we as a city here is mutual cities from west sacramento, sacramento and other jurisdictions. acknowledge thatu live in a village you come from what your tribe is. we're all one people. one people. one humanity. now the murder suspect , 48 year old jesus salgado of merced county is still behind bars after being arrested, so gotta was in court yesterday he faces four counts of first degree murder with special circumstances. his arraignment was continued until thursday to give him time to find a lawyer. investigators say salgado used to work for the family of the murder victims and that the motive for the killings may have been money. california's first partner, is among those scheduled to testify in the sex crimes trial. the harvey weinstein, which is now underway in los angeles, jennifer siebel, newsom is a filmmaker, former actress and the wife of california's governor gavin newsom. she is among the many women who have accused the 70 year old former film producer of sexual assault. weinstein has already served two years of a 23 year sentence. after being found guilty for simi

about an hour long drive down i-5, past shasta dams, to the reentr spot. >> we've made it to the sacramentoedding, we will release our fish here, and this quiet backwater, they'll be on their way. just got a short 298 miles to go to the pacific ocean. and they're off. really what makes salmon so remarkable, is the obstacles they overcome, to complete their lifecycle, it's wonder. >> this is all an experiment trying to learn how the chinook will respond of the 38,000 eggs that were raised more than 1000 have now been moved down into the sacramento river, and they think that's pretty good. >> we won't be able to catch them all, we knew going into that with our modest collection facility, but we are doing better than we thought. so, thi first small step in getting fis above shasta is credibly important. it's an honor to be part of the project. >> the rotary straps pretty muc a small or medium solution to this problem of getting the fis below the dam, but the state isn't tinkering with something on a much larger scale, below m they are experimenting with a system that pretty much covers the ent

but here in sacramento, some lawmakers disagree over who is responsible. what the governor arguing the oil companies are the cold front. >> governor gavin newsom posting this video on twitter. a combination of cartoons, music and graphics. its message is clear blasting oil companies and blaming them for skyrocketing gas prices. it comes on the same day the governor's office touted the fact that gas prices are down. $0.24 from just one week ago arguing newsom's policies including gas relief rebate he supported have helped california. but newsom acknowledges it's not enough. keeping steadfast in his calls for the legislature to meet for a special session in december. all to vote on the governor's proposal for a windfall profits tax on oil companies in the state. >> the taking advantage of you every single one every single day. hundreds of millions of dollars a week they put in their pockets, lining their pockets at your expense. >> and then putting this planet, there's nothing eo justify nothing. not one thing. >> but republican lawmakers say the governor ha

we as a city here is mutual cities from west sacramento, sacramento and other jurisdictions. acknowledge that regardless of what city you live in a village you come from? what's your tribe is? we're all one people. one people one humanity. 48 year old jesus salgado of merced county is behind bars this morning. he was arrested late last week. he appeared in court yesterday facing four counts of first degree murder with special circumstances. the judge continued his arraignment until thursday to fight to give him time to find an attorney. investigators say salgado once worked for the family and say the motive in the killings is likely related to money. 707 state attorney general rob bonta is warning local government and developers don't build in areas with a high i fire risk at the new guidance for proposed development and fire prone areas suggests homes should not be built in certain fire prone areas to is also threatening legal action against jurisdictions that ignore his guidelines. i encourage local governments to take it to heart , not only to prevent potential litigation

meanwhile, a community in sacramento came together to hold a vigil for the family garage. paul tsongas spoke with mourners and brings us their stories. just finding out that these acts can occur. time and time again is heartbreaking. >> the sacramento community mourning the heinous murder of a central valley family. we will always stand with you through thick and through said. >> this is so tragic. i don't want us to forget what happened. i want is to be reminded of the fact that this is a constant threat. community members and elected leaders attending an interfaith memorial vigil nominee whose he would you allowing the community to pray and speak about the crime and its impact is anything that losses taught me is that sometimes we remember to be grateful when it's too late. >> anguish and sorrow over losing 8 month-old dottie her parents. just lean car. and 36 year-old just keep saying. and the infant's uncle. 39 year-old amandeep singh one week ago the 4 were abducted at gunpoint from their trucking business. said a few days later their bodies discovered at an orchard >

today, sacramento's go along get along attitude wasted billions of your tax dollars.hat is why i will be a watchdog for your money. not all up dog for the insiders. >> did he get that from you? let me ask you about the charge regarding your personal business. you lost your business license in 2021. what happened, and given that, why would voters want to put you in charge of a huge state and finances of hundreds of billions of dollars coming in ú >> let me correct the record. i have not lost my business license. i am in excellent standing. i had no owed taxes to the state of california this attack i think is to discredit the work i've done for the last 15 years. the license was not suspended. the license had an administrative error for the renewal paperwork was mailed to an old address, and it has been since corrected, when it was brought to my attention. but, the attack says i owe taxes. i want to be very clear i don't owe any taxes and i never have >> the other issue that has been in the news is that you lost your condo. was it for lack of payment? talk about that. i

thank you to the city of sacramento for putting this on. it was just amazing support lots of fans. and again that was or cowman reporting a lot more athletes wrapped up late tonight and some will even be finishing up tomorrow morning , powerful hurricane made landfall along a sparse, part, sparsely populated stretch of mexico's pacific coast. hurricane rosalind came on shore as a cat three storm with sustained winds of more than 125 miles an hour. local media did report. two people died after taking shelter and unstable structures. that had collapsed during the storm storm hit between puerto vallarta and mazatlan. residents and tourists were warned to brace for the wind to brace for the rain, along with possible flash flooding and landslides. alrighty then these are the highs from today. we kind of looked at him once before, but you get an idea for how mild the weather has been. temperatures tomorrow, the slightly warmer this whole week, mid seventies. uh i don't think eighties are in the cards. for us. it's going to be cool pattern. i want to back this up. i want to show you here'

i'm also the associate director of uc davis mind institute located in sacramento, california. mind institute is a collaborative international research center committed to our awareness, understanding and treatment of the challenges associated with neurodevelopmental conditions. today worker the talking to dr. lewis mara who said archaeologist and member of one of the founding families of the mine. welcome doctor. >> thank you. >> and michael bernick, , michal is an attorney with international law firm of duane morris llc. is also a fellow of the milken institute and former director f california's department of labor. welcome, michael. >> thank you, marjorie. >> our conversation will be focused on adults with autism, adhd, and other learning differences. particularly those with intellectual disability. many of these adults are unemployed and they face a huge challenge after transition from high school when they have few co-secondary options and also few job options. these doctors are two experts in this area and actually have written a book on the subject called "the autism ful

we as a city here is mutual cities from west sacramento, sacramento and other jurisdictions. acknowledge that regardless of what city you live in a village you come from what your tribe is. we're all one people. one people one humanity. 48 year old jesus manuel salgado of merced county is in custody charged with those killings. so gado appeared in court today for his arraignment. he faces four counts of first degree murder with special circumstances. he did not enter a plea. the judge continued his arraignment to thursday to give salgado time to find an attorney. investigators say he once worked for the family and had a dispute with them, the sheriff said the motive is likely related to money. 10 of san jose mother is looking for answers in the shooting death of her only son. he was shot and killed while driving this past summer, and the case is unsolved. ktvu is lamanna computers is live in san jose, where that mother spoke about her son and seeking justice lamonica. this mother says that she has been living a nightmare since her son was shot and killed while visiting family

mucha gente opta por mudarse a sacramento al valle central pero nazi los costos no bajan el punto dellas personas que buscan comprar su primer casa o ya sea una casa pequeÑa de una o dos habitaciones en realidad vamos a pasar a verlo siguiente miren no vamos a esta imagen según la empresa de software inmobiliario si quiere comprar una casa promedio de san francisco va a costar tanto como el precio promedio de casas en 10 de las ciudades más baratas de estados unidos. pero hablemos de números y prepara la cartera es más ahorrar mejor para pagar una casa básico por debajo del costo promedio en san francisco necesitará ganar $251,000 al aÑo. un promedio que compra y un salario de un poco más de $100,000 anuales. por lo tanto unos $151,000. vámonos al área de san josé la situación no mejora. de $126,000 anuales para comprar una vivienda básica. la persona promedio que busqué comprar su primera casa tiene un salario anual de unos $24,000. mientras que en oakland bueno quiero tienen necesita cobrarse los $50,000 anuales la persona promedio busca comprar y ganar alrededor de unos $54,000 al

just in the sacramento -- santaa santa clara valley, you see thes the lights billowing underneath it. the sun will rise around 7:. around 7:14. once that happens, the fog layer will slowly start to dissipate. we will be left with cooler conditions for the next couple of days. will pinpoint when and where there is is going to happen. for now, over to you. >> thank you. > >> we have some delays building around westbound 580 just before before bayview avenue. two lanes lanes are blocked. it may involve a big rig or semitruck stuck on its side. we are seeing seeing a backup on the eastshory eastshore freeway trickling off of the connector on westbound 5. westbound 580. is backed up all the way into richmond at this point, so give yourselves give yourselves some extra time. time. use surface streets in the the meantime. looks like it is slow for this time of the morning. westbound highway for clearing a crash. there is a wind advisory for the antioch bridge. in feel a little gusty as you head through there. > >> a new civil grand jury report report is pointing the finger at multiple santa

a second grade teacher for sacramento city unified. she is accused of hiding a 15-year-old boy at our house in 2020. that boy is now 17 and suddenly returned home earlier this year. the judge ordered her to be released as he awaits trial and she is on leave from the school district. >>> coming for climate change. athletes taking a unique approach to combat energy waste. mariupol the 49ers aftermath. another starter is gone . and what is the price of a thinker? we will show you. >>> coming up on the cbs13 news, we are highlighting an important issue. mammograms may not be able to identify cancer for millions of women. why is the necessary screening i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dan

marine layer strong into the 9:00 hour into the sacramento valley. it tapers tapers off more into a patchy st up for the afternoon. then we'll we'll see sunnier skies. this is is a live look at what we are seeing. it was drizzly for my drive in. even gianna said the same thing coming from the coast. let's look at the temperature comparison. we are experiencing a cool down this week. even hour by hour concord is already below where we were . we'll continue to see that as wd into the afternoon with now 70s in inland areas. it is chilly today along the coast with 50s in sight. if you are thinking to to the weekend and want to get out, check out the fall foliaget is already starting to change. k it out if you have the opportun. i don't blame you if you want ty local and do some events around here. half moon bay, upper 50s and lower 60s. 60s in san francisco today and for the nexe days. for our friends in the noh bay, yesterday we were in the 8. today we are in the 70s. we will will see 60s as early as this weekend. if you think it will be be a good weeke

sacramento tonight. kings are going on a 90 mile road trip from sacramento to san francisco's j center with their new coach. sacramento's mike brown is a former assistant coach for the warriors. golden state has one victory and one loss in this new season after losing to the nuggets on friday night, the kings have lost their first two games under new head coach and former dubs assistant mike brown. stanford never scored a touchdown college football now against arizona state, but managed to pull off its first pac 12 victory in more than a year. the cardinal plane for the homecoming crowd on the farm trailed sun devils through the first three quarters. 3.5 quarters. actually josh mccarty was responsible for all of stanford's scoring. here's the kicker. you have five field goals. get cardinal of 15 14 victory. he hasn't missed a kick off season a perfect 12 for 12 david shaw getting away. cal had its first loss at home this season, with washington doing all the scoring in that first half golden bears got on

this comes in the sacramento office.ill probably all be converted to a red flag warning probably later on for today. before you be good for air today. but this fire weather watch tomorrow. noon to 8 because that's when the totality of the biggest offshore winds will probably be. having said all of that marching forward. our temperatures lower 60's cover the east bay shoreline, kind of mild to start because all this cloud cover, which will again be broken up as we get to the afternoon but even into tomorrow, looks like those numbers will be fairly cool. now, let's watch things through. look at all these clouds are we can see even on futurecast, right? you got that right. starting to clear out as we get to the afternoon, still some stray showers holding on a little bit up to the mountains. get to tonight there. it's gone as far as moisture is concerned, there's not more to see for sunday, obviously with offshore winds by that point getting to those winds, the arrows all coming in from the coast. so little breezy this after

but here in sacramento, some lawmakers disagree over who is responsible. what the governor arguing the oil companies are the cold front. >> governor gavin newsom posting this video on twitter. a combination of cartoons, music and graphics. its message is clear blasting oil companies and blaming them for skyrocketing gas prices. it comes on the same day the governor's office touted the fact that gas prices are down. $0.24 from just one week ago arguing newsom's policies including gas relief rebate he supported have helped california. but newsom acknowledges it's not enough. keeping steadfast in his calls for the legislature to meet for a special session in december. all to vote on the governor's proposal for a windfall profits tax on oil companies in the state. >> the taking advantage of you every single every single day. hundreds of millions of dollars a week they put in their pockets, lining their pockets at your expense. >> and then putting this planet, there's nothing to justify nothing. not one thing. >> but republican lawmakers say the governor hasn't

into sacramento. excuse me, the tri-valley area. pushing into s. into sacramento. this marine layer is very thick. a live look from mount diablo. looking into looking into the heart of concord and you can even see another mountain. often to the o valley, they saw a little of tht and now it is tapering off. we l see sunny or skies in the peninsula for a couple hours. iy start rolling in and that is hoe wake up tomorrow morning. daytime highs are seasonably col or along the coast. thanks to the marine layer and thanks to an onshore wind. that will be ct into the afternoon. and like yey with the gusty conditions.> >> parents of some uc berkeley s are demanding action. the dorm. parents are speaking out at last speaking out at last night cityl meeting and they are urging thag that something needs to be doneo keep those students safe. >> colleges should not be crime. crime scenes. the streets of bey should not be crime scenes. it s time to address the crime issuen the city. >> reporter: it was just after 0 saturday morning gunfire erupted. berkeley police say shs stemme

this year, the blue angels selected kevin wagner, a retired battalion chief from the sacramento fireartment for a ride in one of their jets. throughout his career. he saved numerous lives in his trained hundreds of firefighters today is focus was enjoying this once in a lifetime riot as he was recently diagnosed with cancer. it's surreal. just being out there. you know, i've been to shows i've seen the um, the teams the way that you know, just being in that lineup, looking at all the other aircraft and then taxiing out. yeah, it was pretty surreal. and you can catch the blue angels in action above san francisco bay. that's friday, saturday and sunday. and, of course, fleet week brings many different attractions to san francisco, and one of them is a chance to board the five ships that are now docked along the embarcadero all this week. there are new things to see. even if you have attended a fleet week in the past, including the uss kansas city, a brand new ship in san francisco for the first time. the ship's show off the navy lifestyle, showing what day to day life is like on board

this is south of sacramento, elk grove near clarksburg. the water would move from these and take further south pass. i'll ton southwest of stockton coming towards the area of tracy moving that water via tunnel to the area of the bethany reservoir. >> from there, the water is pushed to the west through the central valley and the southern california. >> but take the from to take that from me. the wr says the project would serve california to get their water to the state water project as many as 27 million people. but others are worried about 271. the number of people living at the proposed starting point of the potential tunnel. >> you can not tell me that it won't destroy this town. simple that mario moreno is a hood native and chair of the community council. he's terrified of the potential impact a decade long construction project would have on his mind. delta community. >> and it's not a new concern. a big break. regional shoreline actually have an exhibit documenting nearly 150 years of trying to move water throughout california. >> star

but here in sacramento, some lawmakers disagree over who is responsible. what the governor arguing the oil companies are the cold front. >> governor gavin newsom posting this video on twitter. a combination of cartoons, music and graphics. its message is clear blasting oil companies and blaming them for skyrocketing gas prices. it comes on the same day the governor's office touted the fact that gas prices are down. $0.24 from just one week ago arguing newsom's policies including gas relief rebate he supported, have helped californians. but newsom acknowledges it's not enough. keeping steadfast in his calls for the legislature to meet for a special session in december. all to vote on the governor's proposal for a windfall profits tax on oil companies in the state. >> the taking advantage of you, every single one of them every single day. hundreds of millions of dollars a week they put in their pockets, lining their pockets at your expense and then putting this planet. there's nothing to justify nothing. not one thing. but republican lawmakers say the govern

this is south of sacramento, elk grove near clarksburg.er would move from these and take further south pass. i'll ton southwest of stockton coming towards the area of tracy moving that water via tunnel to the area of the bethany reservoir. from there. the water is pushed to the west through the central valley and the southern california. >> but take the from me. take that live from e d w r says the project would serve california to get the waters in the state water project as many as 27 million people. but others are worried about 271. the number of people living at the proposed starting point of the potential tunnel. >> you can not tell me that it won't destroy this town. simple that mario moreno is a hood native and chair of the community council. he's terrified of the potential impact a decade long construction project would have on his mind. delta community. >> and it's not a new concern. a big break. regional shoreline actually have an exhibit documenting nearly 150 years of trying to move water throughout california. >> starting in l

fire weather watch for much of the sacramento valley anze sierra as the wind picks up. the humidity is going to crash, going from the northwesterly wind to a northerly wind. 12:00 sunday, 39 mile per hour. that is really going to put us in a situation where the north and east bay hills are looking at very high fire danger. sunday as well. i will be back with the rest of the forecast, coming right up. ama: a big donation to an oakland school that was shaken recently by a shooting. the chinatown improvement council is giving bay tech school 400 backpacks. a shooting left six people injured and have the principal asking for more matching backpacks. during the chaos, orange back tax helped police and staff identify students. no arrests have been made. dan: tomorrow, san francisco unified begins its enrollment process for the next school year. for the first time since the start of the pandemic, in person enrollment will be held. families signing up for prekindergarten, transitional kindergarten, and elementary school can go to john o'connell high school tomorrow. new sfusd s

. >>> an emotional night now in sacramento. take a look.andlelight memorial for the merced family that was kidnapped and killed. this is a tragedy that's shaken up the central valley. the memorial was hosted by the sacramento sikh community. the man accused of the crime, kidnapping and killing that family of four face add judge for the first time. jesus salgado appeared in court via zoom. he was formally charged with murdering an 8 month old girl, her parents and uncle. the family was taken against their will from their trucking company. their bodies were discovered wednesday in a rural orchard. >>> check out this surveillance video. so far police say they've received more than 35 reports of break ins, all with the same similarities. the suspects break into the back of the house. steal jewelry and purses. luckily, no one has gotten hurt. anyone with information should call the pleasanton pd. police are looking for that guy. they say he groped a woman in the walmart saturday at the stores on shower drive. the victim tells police the man touc

capital. > >> firefighters in sacramento are working with kids to be prepared for a fire. the weekent weekend event focused on inspiring young girls to consider careers in firefighting firefighting and other emergency emergency services. teens get to to learn real-life schools from experience local firefighters like search and rescue, first-aid, and climbing up buildings. >> seeing all of these women ard here hurting so much for the fire service and being firefighters, it just, seeing it it and believing it, it just, i can see them. i can see them doing these things and now i could do these amazing things to to help my community. >> the program is free to high school teens. it is inclusive for female, identifying transgender, and other nonconforming individuals. > >> thanks to dolly parton, a new new state law provides money for for her imagination library program and parents can send her her kids up to get a free book by mail every month until 5. it hometown in tennessee. over 27 years, it is expanding across 14 14 states and five countries. >> >> such an amazing program.

and it needs to >> and as the back and forth continues in sacramento, gas prices remain i just paid nearly 50 bucks for half a tank. and as for that special legislative session is planned for now, at least for december 5th reporting here in sacramento, wallace kron. 4 news. >> travel experts say that it's not too late to get a good deal for a flight this holiday season. airfare is relatively low today, but prices are going to start to go up pretty soon. haley berg poppers lead economist says tickets are going to increase on average by 10 to $15 starting at the end of this month and into early next month. prices for thanksgiving are up. 24% so far compared to last year. 53% higher for christmas travel. air fares tend to rise during the holidays, but more demand from pat passengers and fewer flights are expected to drive prices up even more this year. >> between now and about october, 20th is going to be opthe sweet where they're the most deals available and prices for thanksgiving and christmas are lowest. >> berg says currently a domestic flight out of san francisco for thanksgiving is 300

even sacramento. go out there and take advantage of it. we wil we will officially see a loexpect things 60se north e. things 60s for half moon bay. san francisco is sitting right where we should be partly cloudy cloudy skies and that dense fog, fog layer, coastal drizzle tapering off in the morning hous morning hours. 60s, nonetheless. we are starting to see a little little bit of a dip in the temperatures. 80s, for now. these will quickly turn into the the 70s by the weekend. nonetheless, it is going to be nice in the bay area. > >> we just had a little bit of g coming in this morning. you have have got to get your windshield wipers going but as far as the , the freeways, an area where you are not seeing a lot of fog and you are dealing with brake lights, the altamont pass is already busy. westbound 205 is where we have a crash blocking two lanes and it is already bus. already busy. down to about 15 miles an hour. that travel time is getting a lot busier. 205 to 680. also, some bar delays. if you are taking public transit, make sure to ch

by early sunday, into the sacramento valley, the clouds retreat. the on sunday, low cloud deck is going to get turned out. we are looking at that cooler air mass for sunny days and warmer days monday. still looks pleasant, 60's and 70's to near 80 inland. as we get into tuesday, mid-80's returning inland even though 70's around the bayshore. feeling better, warming up if you like that forecast. by the time we get to wednesday, this should be the peak of the warmth, something we expect this time of year. it does not look too extreme. as we get towards the end of the week, things will trail off into some cooler numbers. upper 50's to low 60's with gray sky at the arts and pumpkin festival at half moon bay. the rest of us on the cooler side to near seasonal. we are talking 70 in fremont. palo alto about 70. late in the afternoon looking at upper 70's in livermore. near average in our inland valleys. breezy of the coast. the coolest day of the week coming in tomorrow where we have more low clouds and fog, a slower morning for clearing. as we get into m

. > >> investigators near sacramento sacramento are revealing how a teenager who went missing for 2 weeksada county sheriff's department says 16-year-old kylie rodney accidentally drowned after leading a large party in august. august. her body was found in her car, it had crashed into a reservoir a few yards from shore. her disappearance sparked sparked a massive search as you may recall. authorities did not release details on how her car ended up in the water. > >> we are continuing to follow an active shooter situation, north carolina which is playing five lives, the updates we just received about the suspect moments ago. > >> it was a rare public appearance by a high profile democrat, what hillary clinton was doing in the bay area today. today. > >> the last of thursday's daylight fading on the horizon, high temperatures today, a wide range, more of what we expected in late may or early june along the coast to near 80 degrees inland in the east bay, maybe warm (vo) a medicacare advantatage plan should c come with a all the benefitsts you want t and zeo compromimises. wiwith anthem m bl

that fog is quite thick around downtown sacramento. rit sacramento. right now it will sd inland. we'll track that and look ahead to the weekend forecast as welcoming up in fit alert weather. santa clara inaudible ] on the what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. switch today! > >> a traffic stop in the south y south bay leads police to the dy the discovery of the potential drug lab. chopper 5 over the scene today in campbell. the officer arrested the driver afr driver after seeing items in the car possibly used to make methe meth. police then searched the s the suspect's apartment on unioe union avenue and found the potential drug lab. a hazmat team had to be called in due

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reporter tony lopez introduces us to the owner of a sacramento engineering firm who is determined to help build ukrain. build ukraine. took as damage continues to grow from fighting in ukraine. >> this bombing happened. >> reporter: >> reporter: structural engineer engineer from sacramento are on the ground helping assess and repair the damage to bombed out buildings. >> many apartments and houses and schools and hospitals can be be repaired fairly quickly. and that is why we are here. >> reporter: >> reporter: kit miyamoto is leading a team of construction experts. they responded to ukraine at the request of the united nations. he was in kyiv this week in the capital city was attacked. it is estimated there are more than 150,000 strs that are damaged or destroyed i. >> there determined to fix this country. >> reporter: working with local architects and contractors to save as many buildings as possible. >> this particular school can be be essentially rebuilt . what i would do is just cut off the part where it is actually damaged and reconstruct the newe new piece. that would be a rea

the sacramento city unified school district and police say she allowed the team to stay at her home for those 2 years. today, a judge allowed a live airs to be released without bail. >> provide for you know, this students, peres for arrest paris, society. >> well, there's faces charges of detention of a minor with the intent to conceal from a parent and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. when the time. now it's our 4 zone forecast. we get this a live look outside from our sutro cam at the golden gate bridge. often distance air. can you tell how cold are they wearing it's cold. know. that is a good point. yes, i always tell my teenager dress in layers, dress in layers so you don't have that fight every day. what do i wear? a hoodie shorts. i'm i'm told. so you should what i said. that's what i said when i begin. meteorologist them go. but i deck and there you go. let's talk temperatures. so i love the almanac because it tells us where we've been and where we're headed. and you can see. >> average temperatures were actually below average temperatures for pretty much the whole are

here is a live look of of the fog rolling into the pass pass up into the sacramento val. sacramento valley. it is dense t it will pullback as we head into into the afternoon hours. sunnir skies for friends in napa even l the way down into fremont and hd as early as 9:00 or 10:00 a.m. we will stay sunny until we head head into the late evening. it will phil back in. that will be the continuous trend this week. if you're heading out to half mn bay for the pumpkin weigh in, it will be a nice day but a lite bit chilly. maybe some 80s this afternoon. this will be closer to fairfield and even antioch. will keep you updated here the weather center. > >> it has been chile along the coast, so if you're heading to see the pumpkins at half moon b, moon bay, grabbed the jacket. check this out. it is a fairly quiet right now. people at the day off and a lot of kids out of of school. it will be an easy commute as you are up early. no metering lights of the bay bridge. those usually turned on at about 15 minutes ago. that is is not the case. pretty seamless seamless commit. golden gate

this made its way to sacramento. it is slowly dissipating into the afternoon hours. by 11:00, sunnier near red wood city, san jose, concord. high clouds will push through today. let's prep you fr this weekend. we talked about today. 50s and 60s for the art and pumpkin festival if you areg to head out there. the fall foliage is starting to change. e are near peak and even at peak in the sierra. maybe you will want to see the leaves changing colors. last but not least, i kw ing to e, u upndre on up e too. rnootime arin s in san francis, francisco, 60s and low 70s in o. into micro climates, we are expg something different. nonetheless something different. nonetheless something different. nonetheless something different. nonetheless something different. nonetheless something different. nonetheless something different. nonetheless something different. nonetheless something different. nonetheless something different. nonetheless something different. nonethel it will be cooler into the weekend. 80s turning to 70s and 70s turning to 60s. > >> let's look at the roadways. f yo

fire weather watch for much of the sacramento valley anze sierra as the wind picks up. the humidity is going to crash, going from the northwesterly wind to a northerly wind. 12:00 sunday, 39 mile per hour. that is really going to put us in a situation where the north and east bay hills are looking at very high fire danger. sunday as well. i will be back with the rest of the forecast, coming right up. ama: a big donation to an oakland school that was shaken recently by a shooting. the chinatown improvement council is giving bay tech school 400 backpacks. a shooting left six people injured and have the principal asking for more matching backpacks. during the chaos, orange back tax helped police and staff identify students. no arrests have been made. dan: tomorrow, san francisco unified begins its enrollment process for the next school year. for the first time since the start of the pandemic, in person enrollment will be held. families signing up for prekindergarten, transitional kindergarten, and elementary school can go to john o'connell high school tomorrow. new sfusd s

secretary javier buscetta was back in his hometown of sacramento today, delivering comments on importantlth care issues. he made a stop at california planned parenthood headquarters for a talk on the future of abortion here in the state. to the degree that we can help ensure that a woman who has to leave her state that doesn't give her rights to health care has to go to a state like california. we're going to see how we can also plug in and be supportive of those efforts exactly what we'll find out, but we're going to work with our partners to see what we can do. the ceta also noted the newly signed inflation reduction act will help lower the cost of prescription drugs for medicare patients. it puts a cap on it out of pocket costs for medications like insulin. back in the bay area. hundreds of cyclists snake their way through san francisco tonight is critical. mass celebrates its 30th year views. amberleigh tells us, the event has evolved, greatly inform and message since its early years. hours through. champagne toast celebrating the 30th anniversary of critical mass, a bicycle ride tha

sacramento mayor darrell steinberg will serve as the mediator.and forth, we are at a point where to move this forward and find a solution. we need an independent 3rd party mediator. we are pleased that the national union of healthcare workers has agreed to join with us in this we proposed and they agreed to ask mayor steinberg to mediate our contract negotiations for will continue to follow these talks and keep you updated on the very latest. and still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, another pedestrian hit and killed in san jose. what and killed in san jose. what some are saying the city needs let's face it, i make a great halloween costume. so to promote monster tacos being back on the menu, we'll get everyone to dress as... clowns! no, ceos. where'd clowns come from? monster tacos are back at jack. get 2 for just 3 dollars. ♪ whenever heartburn strikes get fast relief with tums. it's time to love food back. ♪ tum tum tum tum tums ♪ ♪just the two of us♪ ♪we can make it if we try♪ ♪just the two of us♪ the lg washtower redefine laundry in half

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of the 38,000 eggs that were raised, more than 1000 have now been moved down into the sacramento riverink that is pretty good. >> we are not going to be able to catch them all and we knew that going in with our modest collection facility but we are doing better than we thought so this first small step in getting fish above shasta is critically important and it is an honor to be part of this project. >> reporter: the rotary screw traps, pretty much a small or medium solution to this problem of getting the fish below the dam, but the state is now tinkering with something on a much larger scale. below me they are experimenting with a catch system that pretty much covers the entirety of the mccloud river and would pull fish out based on temperature, area, and funnel them into the right direction. that is a long term, hopefully large-scale answer to this problem and they think they will know more about whether that is going to work in the next couple of years. >> i'm in the middle. ha ha. we're all in the middle, smack dab in the middle of illinois, smack dab in the middle of everything. wh

i want to bring accountability and transparency to our finances and hold sacramento politicians.l: is it true $20 billion on homelessness in three years? >> yeah. it is staggering. you look at the -- it's a human crisis we're seeing in places like san francisco, los angeles, san diego, sacramento. i've been all over the state and will tell you the homelessness crisis has gotten worse. every californian will tell you that it has reached suburbs and something this state is not addressing in the right way. there is no accountability. in one program in l.a. alone, they spent $800,000 to build a unit of housing to house one homeless person. that tells you there is a problem in california. there is a lack of accountability. nobody is serving as a watchdog and that's what the state controller, the position i'm running for is a watchdog position and why it's so important. >> bill: the way i understand it you will get into the finances run by the state, correct? and that carries a lot of clout all the way to the energy policies in california. your candidacy is no joke. the "l. a. times" e

the national weather service has dropped the fire weather watch for the sacramento valley, but we still have elevated fire danger. you can see from live doppler 7 no clouds in the city. 47 hayward, san jose, so a very chilly start where there isn't any wind, anywhere from 11 to 15 degrees cooler, 20 degrees cooler this morning in napa, but here is where we have the wind, from nevada right along the coast. throughout the afternoon, it is expected to build in the upper elevations, so a lot of sunshine today, and we see temperatures below average by a few degrees. low 70's and our warmest locations, but the upper 70's and the east bay hills, the diablo range certainly drying out this afternoon without offshore flow. liz? liz: all right, lisa, thank you. looking at the north bay now, pg&e has changed their power forecast. it is now likely to start around 7:00 a.m. pg&e meteorologists are monitoring high-speed winds, that combined with drought conditions could increase fire risk in the area. the power shut off is expected to last until 3:00 p.m. tomorrow. pg&e says the shut off will impact a