safeway corrected the prices as soon as it was brought to its attention. we have reached out to safeway for a statement, we haven't heard back. >>> a new report shows as much as $32 million a month in rent has gone unpaid in san francisco during the pandemic. the report comes from the budget analyst's office, because of limited data the estimates cover a wide range they show unpaid rent between april and september. ranges from 13.6 million to $33.7 million per month. the low end estimate assumes more than 13,000 renter households filed for unemployment while the high end estimate assumes that more than double that number filed. the board of supervisors is considering a bill to create a fund to provide revenue to landlords who forgive back rent, the money depends on the passage of proposition i which would increase the tax on the sale of properties valued at $10 million or more. a major bay area theater chain welcoming back movie goers this week. but one big nature's bounty unleashes something exciting. say hello to a drug-free way to ease stress. stress co

officials say safeway immediately corrected the issue. safeway will pay $81,000 in civil penalties in costs and $62,000 in restitution. >>> three tech giants go before congress tomorrow. mark zuckerberg, jack dorsey and sundar pa chai. they're accused of anti conservative bias and election interference. the three are also expected to argue against repealing a key internet law called section 230. the senate commerce committee hearing gets under way at 7:00 a.m. pacific time. >>> a new study commissioned by the airline industry claims air travel is as safe if not safer than going out to eat or maybe going grocery shopping. the report by harvard scientists concluded mask requirements as well as cleaning protocols and ventilation improvements made flying safe. however, the report comes on the heels of a report last week that linked a seven-hour flight to ireland last summer to an outbreak that infected 13 passengers and 46 others not on the flight. >>> with the holiday travel season approaching, experts say it's important to have a plan befor

against anyway we will do that in a safe manner we are participating and trick-or- treating in a safeway. >> all of the activities on the boardwalk will be outdoors, it could be a good alternative since the city canceled its downtown events.>>> netflix earnings mr. mark the screening company stock fell around 5%, the dip is for two reasons, first slowing growth in new subtractions, wall street projected about 3.3 million total subscribers, but the actual number is roughly 1 million shy of that. lower-than-expected earnings per share also. >> a successful historic mission for nasa, two hours ago is based craft touchdown on an asteroid after orbiting that rock for the past two years. after landing the spacecraft extended a robotic arm to the surface and retrieved a sample, the asteroid covered in boulders so scientists spend one year mapping every square inch.>> the most intriguing part to me of the mission is the excitement of bringing a sample back to earth. it's exactly like discovering the dna of the universe because this is the material that actually builds up who we are here today.>>

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the da's office says when the issue was brought to the intention of safeway, it immediately adjustedhe prices. >>> still to come, she lost her baseball card collection due to a wildfire. at 10:45, the incredible gift from a stranger who heard about her story and wanted to help. it is really a cool story. >>> up next, amy coney barrett officially seated on the supreme court. when she will get to work on key issues before the high court. >>> fire danger has let up a little bit as we go into the next couple days. i will let you know what you can expect including chili overnight lows. uber and lyft are like every big guy i've ever brought down. prop 22 doesn't "help" their drivers-- it denies them benefits. 22 doesn't help women. it actually weakens sexual harassment laws, which are meant to protect them. uber and lyft aren't even required to investigate sexual harassment claims. i agree with the la times: no on 22. uber and lyft want all the power. so, show them the real power is you. vote no on prop 22. >>> tonight, formalities are over and newly appointed supreme court justice amy con

it the safeways of the world that wanted to compete with you?was it just getting cash investors to help you grow? what were the biggest problems? john: the biggest problem was the limitations of the marketplace, initially. it's a conscience thing. when we opened up in a hip area where you had a lot of younger bohemian people, the stores would take off from the very beginning. but when we went into the suburbs -- like, when we opened a store in greenville avenue in dallas, it took off. but when we took up to richardson, a suburb of north dallas, back in 1988, it was really slow. the store started really slow. the suburban stores just didn't have enough what we call natural food consciousness to really be successful. it took us years to grow those businesses. david: now, when whole foods came along and it was very popular in many areas, it became known in some circles as whole paycheck -- i'm sure you've heard that before. the implication was that your prices were expensive. but i assume your response is that you're selling higher quality or more

according to "the east bay times" when the pandemic took hold safeway was selling two brands of hander higher than the amount allowed in alameda and contra costa counties. in april governor newsom banned price gouging on items based on a global emergency. the d.a. says safeway sold those products up to $4 above the regular price. >>> more bay area movie theaters are reopening. on friday century san francisco center will reopen along with some cinemark theaters. theaters are allowed to seat up to 50% capacity depending on the county. eating and drinking not allowed inside theters in san francisco and santa clara county but is okay in alameda county. >>> "the ellen degeneres show" bringing back live studio audiences for the first time. 40 fans will be seated in the audience section alongside 70 virtual attendees. they will have to follow some strict health and safety protocols. you can watch "ellen" here on nbc bay area starting at 4:00. it's always mew ry routine in t afternoon as i make dinner for the fam. >>> a flashback, laura, "saved by the bell" crew heading back to bay side high

according to "the east bay times" when the pandemic took hold safeway was selling two brands of hand sanitizer higher than allowed. in april governor newsom banned price gouging on items based on a global emergency. the d.a. says safeway sold those products up to $4 above the regular price. >>> trending for you that morning, calling all future spies. so the cia has the ultimate test for you in a spot the different halloween edition. that post going viral. many people joking about it that they would get to work for the cia. supposedly there's 13 differences. i've posted the puzzle on my twitter page. let me know what you found, if you found all of them. i did not. i only found 9 of the 13. if you can find more, maybe you can help me out and get me on. >> you just stay where you are, buddy. you're doing just fine. i love those kind of puzzles, though. i'll check it out. also trending, the "saved by the bell" crew and the peacock reboot. here is a look for you. ♪ one, two, three >> the old gang back together again. ♪ i'm so excited you know what i'm talking about. the new series for you

nate: i reached out to wal-mart, safeway and target.afeway's parent company said they bought beef from thomas foods this year because of the meat shortages. wal-mart declined to comment. pand target denied selling beef from nicaragua, but when i sent details about thomas food's import records, the retailer declined further comment. i asked lottie cunningham what she would have americans do about nicaraguan beef. >> please don't buy it. that's the way they could contribute with us. nate: but american consumers can't make that choice, until they know where their beef comes from. and so for now, the cattle ranches in nicaragua are expanding, and the killings continue. for pbs "newshour" and reveal, i'm nate halverson. judy: four of america's first five presidents were born and raised within a 60 mile radius in the state of virginia. those men -- george washington, thomas jefferson, james madison and james monroe -- and their at times complicated relationships are the focus of lynne cheney's new book "e virginia dynasty." i spoke recently t

thomas foods sells its imported grass fed and organic beef nationwide, to wal-mart, safeway, target, even, yale university. on its website, it claims to track production, "every step of the way, literally from the farm to the table." but in nicaragua, that's not true. like other importers of nicaraguan beef, it buys from the slaughterhouses, not directly from the farmers, and has no way of ensuring where in nicaragua that beef comes from. well i'm here at thomas foods. the c.e.o., michael forrest, has not returned my phone calls or my emails, but i thought i'd give him one last try to see if we can sit down and hear about nicaraguan imports. yeah. michael, it's nate halverson with "reveal" and the pbs "newshour" giving you a call back. michael forest never called back. but i talked to company security guards, who helped tracked down a different executive. >> i'm john caidy. i'm the chief financial officer. >> reporter: i explained to john cassidy what i had read in public reports, the murder and violence, and how the nicaraguan slaughterhouses were sourcing beef from these stolen lan

. >>> a safeway to knock on doors this halloween. rhesus has a robotic door that hands out king-size peanut butter cups. you can go to instagram and that tag rhesus and say why you need the socially distant solution. it's a little scary. but that is cool. ♪ >> liam: i never wanted you to feel disrespected. >> hope: then you have to stop this. you know, let steffy go. let her live her life. >> liam: her life with finn. >> hope: yes, if that is what she wants. why is that so hard for you to understand? look, i'm asking, honestly, what do you expect to happen? you think she's just going to stop seeing finn because you don't want her to? or do you prefer her to be lonely and pining after you all by herself? look, liam, i'm--i'm not trying to pick a fight here. i don't want to get into an argument, and i understand that you feel justified about this, but i'm just asking you to take ep

its number of cases per 100,000 residents per day and are 7 in order to remain in the red to year safeway will pay $140,000 to settle a price gouging law suit with alameda and contra costa counties, prosecutors say the grocery chain marked up 2 brands of hand sanitizer by 50% over the wholesale cost after the pandemic started an emergency order issued in april than the price gouging during the pandemic as part of the settlement safeway will pay about $81,000 in civil penalties and about 62,000 in restitution. another big story. we're following tonight power restoration efforts are underway this evening. >>days after more than 92,000 bay area customers had their power cut. during the power shut offs as you can see more than half of the bay area counties affected by the shut offs have had their power completely restored crews are still working on restoring power in alameda and sonoma counties and almost 42% of customers affected by the power outages in napa county have had their power restored. pg e says it's hoping to have power fully restored. no later than tomorrow. >>well for the fire d

i want a safeway for people to see houses that are still decorated and spread cheer during this time. so far, 250 families have signed . >> we want it to look special. repoer: just around the corner, we meet the ce family. >> with the year that everyone has had, it is been rubbish for them. ever has been canceled. holidays, events. halloween i s cannot stop.they reporter: a few streets ahay, the pirate taken over. it may not surprise you thatnt this took six of planning. >> this is my christmas. e we llloween so much. the house is decorated year-round for the next howling. t -- for the nexlloween. reporter: with people coming up with creative ways to keep people safe, captain hook has designed this socially distanced to for the suites to shoot down. -- for the sweets to shoot down. laura: brilliant. you saw tsesweets shootin down, and there is one that has been a favorite for ick-or-treaters for more than a century. it is national candy corn date here in the united states. candy corn has been around since the 1880's. back then, they were called chicken feed. there was a need for rebra

on sunday night that happened at the safeway in the sequoia station shopping center on el camino real in redwood city. police say when they arrived at the store they found a man with 2 stab wounds to the chest and one to his right arm. the victim was treated at stanford hospital. police say the suspect as a light-skinned man 30 to 40 years along with a buzz cut if you have any information you are asked to call redwood city police. >>ahead in sports, it's game 2 of the american league division series between the oakland a's in the houston astros looking to tie up that series will have an update next and after the break. we'll show you the tense confrontation on an airplane >>a man who refused to wear a face mask on in utah bound flight was escorted off a plane in arizona after he and another man who asked him to follow the rules got into a fight. take a look at happened on saturday as the legion flight was headed to provo utah. passengers say a man started arguing with the flight attendant after she asked him to wear a mask. now the man was wearing a face shield, but the airline requir

safeway and. safeway. but. yes. i see if those are the end ok then this is how it is every day so my maid actually never wants to talk to me. i think avoiding me is her way of telling me she misses me. she tells me i'm tired i'm sleeping my grandma has told me to clean my room. i ask her when did she send you away to clean your room you know what it is yes bye bye i'm very busy pilar she's always looking for an excuse not to talk to me. and when she wants to it's too late over here says a kid with the. end to the conflict zone with james about. a depraved divided america is heading for its election my guest this week from washington is ken cuccinelli reacting number 2 of the problems of homeland security which caused uproar after the portuguese agents used excessive force during recent protests in portland oregon can his department keep the peace the conflict. in 30 minutes on t.w. off. it's their obsession for spectacular pictures. into their passion for nature. instead complete devotion that makes them the best wi

luke said he would try his luck at safeway which does have lights thanks to backup generators. >> i was going to try my first colonial donut. sadly, it will have to wait. >> reporter: pg&e representatives hope to start reenergizing the lines in the bay area sometime tomorrow afternoon or early evening. in montclare, katie nielsen with kpix 5. stark reminder if you're out on the road in the outage areas, traffic lights are out. in calistoga, more than 9000 customers in the dark. many people just returned home after the glass fire evacuations. kpix 5 will have continuing coverage on air and online as the power shutoffs play out. >>> we have an update on the search for a murder suspect in milpitas. authorities say they found the suspect dead inside a hotel room last night. kevin gitmed was reportedly hiding out in that merced county hotel. authorities had been trying to track him down since saturday after he allegedly shot and killed his ex-girlfriend. >>> i'm anne makovec at the live news desk with making details on the news we have followed all day long, senator kamala harris brush with

>>safeway will pay $140,000 to settle a price county lawsuit with alameda and contra costa counties, prosecutors say the grocery chain marked up 2 brands of hand sanitizer by 50% over the wholesale cost after the pandemic started an emergency order issued in april ban price gouging during the pandemic as part of the settlement safeway will pay about $81,000 in civil penalties and about 62,000 in restitution california is partnering with 3 other western states to review covid-19 vaccines before distributing them to the public. >>washington oregon and nevada are now in a packed with california to independently review the safety and efficacy of any coronavirus vaccine that is ultimately approved by the fda. governor gavin newsome promised today the partnership will not delay the distribution a vaccine to californians. no it will not cause any delays in fact we would argue quite the contrary it's going to increase. >>transparency and trust. >>state officials also announced a 16 person panel will come up with guidelines on vaccine ethics and distribution as of now the noose administration

>>safeway will pay $140,000 in order to settle a price gouging law suit with alameda and contra costa counties, prosecutors say the grocery chain marked up 2 brands of hand sanitizer by 50% over the wholesale cost after the pandemic started an emergency order issued in april band price gouging during the pandemic as part of the settlement safeway will pay about $81,000 in civil penalties and about 62,000 in restitution. >>another big story. we're following tonight power restoration efforts are still underway tonight days after more than 92,000 bay area customers had their electricity cut during those shut offs as you can see more than half of the bay area counties affected by the shut offs have had their power completely restored. crews are working on restoring powers and power rather in alameda and sonoma counties and about 42% of the customers affected by the outages in napa county have got their power restored pg e says it expects to have everyone's electricity turned back on by tomorrow. fire crews are still adding up the damage show by the czu lightning complex fire in the santa

>>it happened at the safeway in the sequoia stations shopping center on el camino real police say when they got there they found a man who had been stabbed in the chest and arm victim treated at stanford police describing the suspect only as a light skinned man 30 to 40 years old with a buzz cut so that doesn't really narrow it down if you have any information you're asked to call redwood city police. and tonight some students say they're outraged because they've been told they can't wear shirts with messages of unity. why the school principal there is taking the blame when we come back. >>and preparations. underway is a dangerous hurr they do one of the most difficult jobs there is, even in normal times. our frontline health care workers. and when these heroes lack the resources they need, that risky job gets ten times harder. prop fifteen makes corporations pay their fair share. to invest in our communities, in our clinics, in the essential workers who treat everyone- rich, poor, and in-between. whether it's this pandemic or the next health crisis, vote yes on prop fifteen. for all o

safeway. yes. i see a fellow the kid and this is how it is every day so my maid she never wants to talk to me. i think avoiding me is her way of telling me she misses me. she tells me i'm tired i'm sleeping my grandma has told me to clean my room. masker did she send you away to clean your room you know yesterday yes bye bye i'm very busy for miracle 5 she's always looking for an excuse not to talk to me. and when she wants to it's too late over here says a kitten with the. shots to make a living on an island. or maybe endangered animals and plants around only to find. the rapidly growing population isn't plunging more and more into their habitat is it and irresolvable conflict the value of biodiversity. 30 minutes on. my 1st boss was a sewing machine. where i come from women are almost by this ocean will remember something as simple as learning how to ride a bicycle it isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have a by cycle of my home but it took me less than. finally they gave up and mention

on sunday night it happened at the safeway in sequoyah station shopping center on el camino real. in redwood city police say that when they arrived at the store they found a man with 2 stab wounds to the chest and one to his right arm. the victim was treated at stanford hospital police say that the suspect is a light skinned man 30 to 40 years old with a buzz cut. if you have any information you're being asked to call redwood city police. >>we'll stay on the peninsula where investigators say they dismantled what they're calling the largest organized retail theft ring in the state. san mateo county sheriff's office posting these pictures. you see 5 people here who have been arrested him the investigation deputies say the suspects are tied to multiple commercial burglaries auto burglaries residential burglaries that we're all reported throughout the county. investigators say they searched 3 homes. 2 distribution warehouses and 11 storage units to find more than 8 million dollars in stolen property, including laptops electronics cameras, you name it, san mateo county sheriff's office

the safeway. but. also for the council and. this is how it is every day so my maid actually never wants to talk to me. i think avoiding me is her way of telling me she misses me she tells me i'm tired and sleepy my grandma has told me to clean my room. i asked her did she send you a way to clean your room you know yesterday yes bye bye i'm very busy. she's always looking for an excuse not to talk to me. and when she wants to it's too late over here as i can with fact this. to the barricades in defense of cultural autonomy students in brooklyn occupy the country's top arts university the far right government wants to impose a government over morning or to the school. to student protesters strongly oppose this measure. the culture war in congress is heating up. focused on. the 13 attacks on t.w. . germany's business in the middle kingdom it's going well but how much longer. china as a trading partner is becoming involved in greater. free market access is becoming more difficult intellectual property governed she means rights viol

the mayor is looking to bring this back in a safeway.>>> coming up, a san francisco dog napping gets a happy ending. how the owner was finally reunited with two stolen puppies. plus, california woman returns after going missing in zion national park for two weeks. and, see the moments a police >>> we were there when san francisco police arrested a suspect in a bizarre dog napping. the dog owner used social media and google detective work to track down the stolen dogs and led police to the suspect. don lynn is in the mission district with the arrest and reunion.>> reporter: police arrested the suspect at the corner of mission and 18th street. one puppy was recovered here and someone turned in the second puppy four blocks away. the owner can sleep a little easier today.>> the miracles of people doing the right thing, getting the word out, my friends in my community are so amazing, off to the vet to check them. >> just before 6:00 this evening someone gave him back lila, the brown puppy on the . earlier in the afternoon he reunited with the gray puppy, both wrench bulldogs are 10 weeks

comes to each other very >>well it is october in the bay area which means it's time for the annual safeway world championship pumpkin weigh-off in half moon bay. it's a tradition of course this year's way off was streamed live on facebook to allow for physical distancing. the winning pumpkin was from anoka minnesota and are you ready for this a tip, the scales that 2,350 pounds second place went to a farmer from pleasant hill, oregon and a farmer from napa came in 3rd with a pumpkin weighing just shy of 2000 pounds. >>5 lot of pumpkins still ahead a popular cafe has been targeted again this time in a bizarre >>a popular cafe an ice cream shop is rob just days after being vandalized this time a thief posed as a window repair workers stole a vintage toy collection efforts. taylor's sacking has the story. >>and in a richmond community is now coming together to replace a vintage 20 collection stolen from a beloved neighborhood cafe. it's a real bummer you know you know like somebody would steal toys from an ice cream store. >>you know designed for kids and the family is meant michael is the ne

>>i feel like we can do it at safeway they're not happy a mental health has declined. >>now at 9 east bay parents demand that schools reopen this after the contra costa county health department approved in person instruction earlier this week, but some kids are not going back into the classrooms. thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 9 i'm justine waltman i'm jonathan mccall those families rallying today for safe return to school. >>after the mount diablo unified school district decided to stick with distance learning. >>parents say online not working for a many of their families. forcefully google has the details from walnut creek. >>spread out across a busy intersection in walnut creek more than 50 people associated with the mount diablo unified school district rallied saturday for a safe reopening of schools, costa health services has approved the reopening of elementary and secondary schools for in person instruction schools can resume campus learning without a waiver or further permission from the health department. >>still the school district is

make that happen, but do so in a safeway outdoors with masks on. laura: important advice. dr.egan ranney, thanks so much for being with us. dr. ranney: thank you. laura: in otherews from around the world, french president emmanuel macron has announced a nighttime curf for paris and eight other cities starting saturday to combat the spread of corovirus. police will fine people around $160 if they are caught out between 9:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m., with a penalty raising to $1700 for pete offenders. night workers will be exempt. iranian-backed houthi rebels in yemen have free to to american cap is in what is reported to be swap involving a number of militants. the white house said welcomed the release. earlier, "the wall street journal" reporter they had been flown to oman with the remains of a third american. in return, more than 200 supporters of the rebel movement world like to fly home to yemen from oman for somein thailand, pro-democracy protesters are staging demonstrations on the streets of bangkok, calling for the departure of the prime minister and a new constitution. some

and safeway suffered a loss of business. and the cars trying to go to safe way that used to go up market is now deterred. so there's more cars zig-zagging around the neighborhood trying to find a way around church and then get back to safeway to get in to shop so you're resulting in congestion and more pollution coming from cars, trying to get to safeway. but also of merchants who can't get into that block to deliver their goods and, therefore, they've got to circle until they find a place and then carry it on their own into their own stores. this is causing big delays, greater hazards to the people who are muni passengers, especially like me, people who are seniors, you can kids, grandkids -- so this has gone without adequate analysis and it's a hazard. >> clerk: thank you, mr. planthold. thank you. >> that completes the queue. >> clerk: thank you. mr. president. >> president yee: thank you for the comments. since there's no other public speaker, any speakers to make public comment, public comment for this section is closed

point of view it's been disheartening to see how people come together to advance covid vaccines in a safeway and to show that they are effective to control the pandemic. a lot of collaboration is happening but much more is needed. >> to your point, i think indeed there is concern because obviously there's never been such a pandemic of that size and the work is daunting but as you just said, we've also seen a wake-up call in a sense and a movement for coming together and to pullback opportunities which today is in 184 countries. the idea of the magnitude of the work is to pull the resources and really adopt this portfolio approach of investing vaccines that can accelerated together and because of the portfolio since we need to give the risk of the view that in 12 month or 18 months by the end of 2021 a certain number can be procured and provide a buffer to actually guarantee access for 20% of the world population so we can vaccinate the high risk people in front-line workers and stop from there. one of the difficulties in the supply constrained environment in the first time you need to vaccin

to see how people come together with vaccines at a safeway. into show that they are effective.ause of the pandemic. the collaboration is happening that much more is needed. back so to your points, i think indeed there is concern. there's never been such a pandemic of that size. and of course the work is daunting. but as the color before just said, we have seen actually a wake-up call and a movement for coming together. we gathered together. which is to be regrouped and fork countries. in the idea is to even the magnitude of the work is to pull the resources. and the approach of investing at the same time in the vaccine that can be together. with the view that in 12 months or 18 months, by the end of 2021, certain member of doses can be procured. and provide a minimum buffer to actually quote unquote guarantee access for 20% of the world population. so that is again at least vaccinate the high risk people. the front-line workers. and from there one of the difficulties as being first in the supply constrained environments. the first time you need a vaccine for 7 billion people. i

we are in many of their safeway stores today. and our expanding that pilot over the next year.e opening of that farm, we will be -- we plan to serve about 430 stores across california through that compton farm. with whole foods and other grocery partner chains, we are working to reach as many people in california as we can through our california farms. emily: you're planning to sell strawberries with driscoll. a huge strawberry consumer with four children in the house. are these going to be cobranded, how are the pricing points? talk to us about how it will work. matt: here's what we know. we're neighbors, down the road from one another, so to speak. by bringing the farm inside as we have done, in agriculture, growing fruits and vegetables is about combining land, the right climate for a specific crop, and making sure you have the water and growing seeds necessary for that crop. inside,ring the farm you now control all those things and the world has run out of land and the places where it is economic and those things exist in the same place, particularly for berries. what we th

today, it was at the safeway in menlo park. >> this season is unlike anything we have seen before. we wanted to reconsider how we approached interacting with fans this year and i think it's just important for us to support each other at this time. and so, we wanted to do something special for folks supporting the community. >> among the items on the menu. look at that, crab and -- cheese steaks. it's pretty good. we have you covered, 49ers and eagles, we will be at levi stadium. not with the fans but we will be will for the pregame and post game coverage. no champagne celebrations because of covid restrictions but if they could had, they would. first time in 14 years the a's have won a playoff series. at the coliseum this afternoon, chad pinder sparks the comeback, the a's eliminate the white sox, they win it 6-4. and it begins next monday in major league baseball bubble. one of the bubbles at dodger stadium. >> looking at the destruction, and governor newsom's message. >> unanswered mail and state work ers that are not working, i'm consumer investigator. a revealing look inside th

the mayor is looking to bring those back in a safeway during the pandemic. >>> rapid shoplifting is prompting another walgreens to shut its doors. the store sits on the edge in the upper plaza area and you can see the shelves are almost totally bear but not because the store is having a closing sale. the store has been cleaned out by thieves. employees say it happens almost every day and practically every hour. when the store shuts down next month, it will be the seventh walgreens too close since 2019. >>> a predicted baby boom proven wrong. >>> next on kpix.com and streaming in the cbsn bay area , a declining birthrate in the bay area. >>> a fire weather watch in the north bay mountains going into effect starting at 11:00 tonight. >>> i will have details on these foggy conditions affecting your drive across the golden gate. >>> let's take another look south and across the bay. it is 6:09. >>> welcome back. it is 6:13 on this monday morning and we are tracking some foggy conditions along the coast and right along the bay. here is a look at the current visibility but offshore winds will return

we are able to do that in a safeway. safe manner. will be participating in trick or treating in the same way. >> all of the trick or treating and activities on the boardwalk will be outdoors. >>> today the first space station crew to launch during a pandemic is returning to earth. the astronauts launched to the space station on april 9th. they spent 196 days completing more than 3,000 orists around the early. they are set to land at 10:55 p.m. eastern time. >>> the world's longest flight just got even longer. >> the flight takes around 18 hours. its been an hold since march because of the pandemic. now it's back. this time it'll land at new york's jfk airport adding to its 9.5000-mile trip. flights scheduled to restart on november 9th. >> all right. hopefully your commute won't be that long. >>> let's check on the drive times. >> yeah. no. no. i promise it won't be that long. it may be a little long at the bay bridge toll plaza because of a snag near the metering lights which has been cleared. yeah. it's stacked up there. have you a

we are able to do that in a safeway. safe manner. we are going to participate in trick or treating in the same way. >> all of the trick or treating and activities on the boardwalk will be outside. it could be a good alternative since once again the city canceled it's downtown events. >>> the world's longest flight just got even longer. >> the flight from singapore to new jersey takes 18 hours. it is been on hold since march because of the pandemic but now it's back. this time it'll land at new york's jfk airport adding to its staggering nine and a half thousand mile trip. flights will restart november 9th. 123450 fast and furious may soon approach it's finale. variety reports the central franchise will end after it's 10th and 11th films. the main story line follows the adventure of dominic and his family of fellow car lovers turned thieves. the latest instillment is set to debut next year. >>> this vehicle may not be fast but it'll no longer quickly burn fuel. check it out. the gas guzzler has been replaced. this electric hummer was

he sold whole foods to jeff bezos, but what he really did ,as completely invent a culture from safeway years ago , literally of vegan co-op in austin off of ut, he built it into a juggernaut that changed everything in food in america. david rubenstein, peer-to-peer conversations, had the privilege of talking to this truly original executive. david, what did you learn from john mackey? david: he is a very competitive person. he is not as wealthy someone would think he might be from having to start this company, but he does not care about money. this is his life. he is married with no children in this company is his child. sold offes to say, he his daughter to the wealthiest man in the world. amazon,sold them off to and we all see the changes. what is so important is the processes he put in place around a core strategic belief. how did he do that? david: he is a person that believes in the value of organic and healthy foods so it was easy for him to promote that because he believed in it. it turned out a lot of other americans did as well. 'sat he has done with amazon amazon has improved

safeway will pay $81,000 in civil penalties and costs and $62,000 in restitution. >>> it is show time in alameda county. cinemark reopened theaters today and more openings are only days away. >> we opened 85% of our theaters around the country and we've had no problem, no reported case ovof covid anywhere. >> they plan to reopen in san francisco and santa claollar counties on friday. concession stands will remain closed. eating is not allowed inside the theaters. the ceo says there will be capacity limits. the company has safety protocols in place and provided training. theaters have been closed for seven months in several areas. >>> big announcement today from amc poised to reopen eight theaters across the bay area on friday. the chain says it is limiting capacity to 40% or less depending on the local guidelines. masks are required. strict cleaning protocols will be in place at every theater and partnering with oakland based clorox to help execute the plans. >>> a plan to take the stage for a 2021 digital season. it will open january 21st with a midsummer night's dream that closed du

still ahead here today what is wrong with the bread from safeway that excuse me subway. that's making one >>one >>last check of the forecast here on kron 4 news at 3 o'clock again here is this very ominous picture coming to us from mount saint showing us the smoke the fire the glass fire still burning actively right now as we just heard from cal fire. the wind is really going to be the issue and determine which direction and how destructive this fire becomes today, we're back a strong here now with the details on the conditions for this evening and also the air quality that smoke is covering so much of the bay area. >>you really is just nissan in picture before and we're seeing it all across the bay area on our live cameras and our air quality just very poor, especially in the north bay right now throughout napa and parts of vacaville we're seeing the worst air quality there, but the entire bay area really covered in this air quality so if you can try to limit your outdoor activity stay inside if you can and of course that red flag warning in effect through saturday morn

and it's october in the bay area which means it's time for the annual safeway world championship pumpkin weigh-off in half moon bay, this is way off was streamed live on facebook to allow for social distancing. the winning pumpkin was actually from anoka minnesota and are you ready for this it tipped debt. 2,350 pounds on the scale. second place went to a farmer from pleasant hill oregon and a farmer from napa came in 3rd with a pumpkin weighing just shy of 2000 pounds. that wraps up kron 4 news at 3 our coverage continues at the top of the hour on the kron on app thank you so much for joining us. >> announcer: today on an all new "dr. phil"... >> what no one knows is i've got dark secrets, that i've been hiding for years. i hate my mother, and i hate my father. i told my mother that i wanted to hire a hit man to kill her. i was dead serious. >> how do you feel knowing your family is here? they are very soon going to learn about your very strong, powerful urges to murder them. ♪ >> today is going to be a changing day in your life. you've never had anybody working harder to bring you to t

heck of a jack-o'-lantern, a minnesota teacher capturing the super bowl of pumpkins, the 47th annual safewayship pumpkin weigh-off in california. the winning weight was 2,350 pounds. look at that smiling face, at $7 a pound, travis took home more than $16,000 in prize money. the owner drove 35 hours with this monster pumpkin strapped in the back of his pickup truck. can you imagine driving alongside that thing on the freeway. >> i can't imagine getting that thing in the pickup truck, let alone driving by it. well done for travis and his pumpkin. >>> the billboard music awards last night belonged to post malone. ♪ running in circles run away ♪ >> he came into the show the biggest nominee, and left the biggest winner. he took home the top artist prize, won nine awards overall. >> korean pop band bts won top social artist for the fourth year in a row, performing their hit dynamite alongside a virtual band. >> billie elish keeps racking up awards, winning best female artist. the most poignant moment of the night came from john legend. >> ♪ we got a court date baby whenever life is hard ♪ >> lege

the lady at my local grocery store my safeway and she had a dog face and i'm like, that is really cute. she's like, it's my own dog. i have seen kitties. yeah. >> and i still have my tortilla. >> you need some salsa. >>> kari, our forecast a little spicy and that little chance of rain you said dried up. >> yeah. i was so sad about that. we'll talk about why that is happening. let's get a look at our temperatures that are definitely a welcome change as we are starting out with some 50s and today at lunchtime, it will still be in the 60s. if you're like me, you'll probably still be wearing some long sleeves and then as we go into the rest of the day, we'll see those temperatures only reaching into the low 70s for parts of the inland east bay, as well as the north bay down to the south county. we are going to see some of our warmest spots staying in the 70s this afternoon and then quickly dropping back to the 60s in time for that evening walk. later on tonight, we're going back into the upper 50s all across the bay area. okay, so, we talked about why we're not seeing as much rain. so, her

it is october in the bay area which means it's time for the annual safeway world championship pumpkin in half moon bay this year's way off. >>was streamed live on facebook to allow for social distancing. the winning pumpkin was actually from anoka minnesota and if you're ready for this a tip, the scales at 2,350 pounds second place went to a farmer from pleasant hill oregon. and a farmer from napa came in 3rd with a pumpkin weighing just shy of 2000 pounds and wraps up kron 4 news at 8 o'clock but our primetime news continues at the top of the hour alameda county will start allowing some elementary schools to reopen tomorrow we'll show you what safety precautions are in place for students and teachers returning to the classroom and we'll continue tracking the strong winds and high temperatures that could lead to public safety power shutoff some parts >>news station. you're watching kron 4 news at 09:00am. >>now 9 the bay area

like trying to decide which orange you want to buy from the supermarket by grabbing one orange at safewayanother orange at publix and on two different nights saying let's see if i remember what i want to eat. it doesn't make any sense to me. >> no, it doesn't make any sense to me, josh. great to see you. here's a case, when we look at these presidential debates as we did with the vice presidential candidates and the president, candidates this year. before that all we are watching anyway is two boxes with two faces, it would look just the same. the commission on presidential debates did totally the right thing in saying we don't want these people to be in the same place, someone is going to get sick. one of the candidates, both, technicians, reporters, others who are around their aides. so, therefore, we will put them in separate places. i think that should have happened at the vice presidential debate, which they did not do. let's not get so jaded, we don't realize what's happening here. you have a president of the occupation who has a life-threatening ill inside, -- illness, despite ever