mortality in the san joaquin valley is to have time the national average. he emphasized young children with swollen bellies dying from disease and nutrition related illnesses. steinbeck also highlight the suffering mother's anguish and despair and the loss of dignity and spirit that he said cut fathers down to a sub humanity. the account is still painful to read and it should be. steinbeck called out the large agricultural banking and the state including the associated farmers of california as the forces behind the acts of a vigilante and terrorism the beatings, tara and feather in, shootings and employing its migrant labor. he blamed the large farming interest for imposing starving wages and exploiting families with inadequate and overpriced tempera housing and stores. because of their actions he declared california democracy is rapidly dwindling away and methods are more numerous and powerfully applied more openly practice in california than any other place in the united states. steinbeck blamed organized private interests working hand-in-hand with state

thez rt fish hago to the san joaquin river and travel to the tuolumne. i of course this it is a good point the coupling is happening if you i mean the hatchery process did not start yesterday. it hen going on for a long time. >> true. >> it is like there needs to be another thing driving this decoupling. beyond just hatchery fish. if we go back here there are many factors. out planning of hatchery fish degone in the 80s in that time frame. a few decades ago and a good point. what i see looking at this plot here is that we had several droughts and it seems to increase. we have this ocean fishery collapse. the problem where the timing of juveniles headed out to the organization does not line up with food availability and conditions in the ocean were porfor the fish in that year of 2008. and as a result, the cohort of fish that did not make it to adult hood. hatch easier were functioning. we had more fish to release. but what i think happened there probably is that any natural fish this remained were probably wiped out and left with the hatchery population

he was 54 years old lived in san joaquin county. a statement was read on his family's behalf.is death has left our family devastated. and by filing this lawsuit. we are continuing his fight against corruption and the unfair treatment of first responders when they stand up for what is right. bob had allegedly faced retaliation from then fremont city manager mark down on and then fremont police chief kimberlee peterson. the alleged retaliation began in 2019 after bob corrected ganache twice during a closed meeting with the city council and for apparently derailing a city management decision to hold firm and negotiations with the police union over addressing vacancies in the patrol division. stanford university is now reviewing its campus security policies after a man moved onto campus pretending to be a student, the stanford daily reports. william curry of alabama somehow moved from one dorm room to another for at least 10 months, claiming to be a transfer student whose information wasn't in the system yet. the university issued several stay away letters of prerequisite deciding

his reelection is being challenged by a county supervisor in san joaquin and that is emblematic of thericts, where you have a variety of issues that might different than what you see in the coastal cities, and l.a. orange county or the bay area. issues around water, agriculture, jobs, the economy, cast races, that can be pivotal in a race like that. when you go further down south, we have a district that is also kind of emblematic of change in the state and touches on redistricting, and that is congressman david balladeo's district, who won back his seat into a 20 and now he is facing a challenge. if this district is won by the democrats, it will be the first time a latino has ever won a central valley congressional dstrict. so we have issues just in the central valley that the interesting to see how those races shape up. kristen: of course in a central valley, and california as a whole, latinos are a big voting bloc. the national narrative is that a lot of latinos are breaking republican or shifting that way in your politics. how does that. out here in california? paul: it's interesti

they're not expecting any fog crossing san joaquin valley other. otherwise we're looking in mostly a dry conditions up there as well. 55 degrees in reno. 48 truckee and look at the temperatures. kind of cool off, though, as we get towards sunday a little bit. and there you go by monday, a chance of snow making a return. now, this doesn't look like a huge storm system, but it's going to be cold. one this drop in the sierra nevada. so you got to bring all your warm weather gear if you're headed up there and here goes model starting to pick up on that. moving in monday into tuesday, bringing an ice cold snow. and that's going to really drop the snow levels there across the sierra nevada. and then behind that, there's a chance of another storm system bringing another round of more snow as we head in toward thursday and friday and probably another one after theft of the weekend. so these are kind of lining up up there. if you're doing any travel in the high country here in the coming days. be prepared. you're likely go to see the storm systems rolling o

wesley brownlee was arraigned on new charges at the san joaquin superior court. >> last month, stockton police sent out 7 shootings resulting in 6 deaths. we're connected to one gun and they believe brownlee is the man responsible for the deadly shootings and today's proceedings, 2 items were subpoenaed. bradley has not entered a plea. his next court appearance is set for january 3rd. coming up, why experts believe there are not enough treatments for boys when it comes to eating disorders and warning about a popular vitamin supplement that has been linked to developing cancer. ll, we fell in ve through gaming. t now the internet lags and throws the whole thing off. en did you first scover this lag? signed u uup for mobile home internet. h! t, we found other interests. guess we have. oth] nch! t's go! oh yeah! 's not the same. at could you do to lve the problem? could get xfinity? at's actctlly super ult of you to suggest. can't wait to squad up. love it when u talk nerdy to me. y, guys, guys, 're still in session. d i don't know what e heck you're talking about. >> your health tonight,

homeland of the tribe includes most of the bay area and portions of napa, santa cruz, solano, and san joaquinnties. >>> all right, a live look at the u.s. capitol where the cherokee nation's fight to get a delegate in congress took a step forward today. 200 years after it was promised, they held a hearing about seating the cherokee's nation delegate. >>> this is the nation's delegate in congress should the proposal go forward. lawmakers at the hearing seem somewhat optimistic that even with republicans taking control of the house in january, a solution to this issue could be worked out. >> i personally believe we need to find a way to honor our nation. even though it will be a potentially challenging road. but we need to honor those treaty allegations. >> several others have come forward in recent years saying they are also entitled to a delegate. >>> and across the country now, hospitals are facing an unprecedented nursing shortage. norah o'donnell has more on the special report on tonight's cbs evening news. >> good evening, juliette. tonight on the cbs evening news after a kpix 5 news at 6

. >> so, contra costa water district, we get our water from the san joaquin-sacramento delta. >> reporter: delta water is, in part, shasta water, but the lake level now doesn't change anything from the district. >> it changes a data point for the year that we can see what type of water is available. at this. >>>, that doesn't change anything, as far as the water allocation goes for the year. >> reporter: in fact, the belt-tightening has bumped up the water line, compared to 2021. that's really another sign that the drought looms even larger at home >> we're still in prolonged drought conditions, you know, and feeling the potential changes of our climate, and looking at ways that we can be more resilient going into the future. so, as you see at the lawn that you are standing in front of, there. >> is hard for us, as business owners appear, some causes and we say, yeah, we have our ducks in the water. we have boats. there's plenty of water, but they're skeptical. >> reporter: back on the lake, the additional 30 feet of water has kept docs floating, but it hasn't exactly lifted business. jon

tomorrow morning, maybe a little valley fog as well to think about on the east side of the san joaquintle bit in the middle of the valley to that's down the 99 corridor. one of our the five oh, 55 or five and five, and then you've got no coastal fog. it's just a valley fog. it's gonna be cool tomorrow morning. these are the areas of the frost advisory. areas in blue. there you go, and you'll see the areas not in blue is still going to be cold there overnight lows are going to be in the cool spots are going to be down into the low thirties upper upper twenties or some places here saturday. let's back it up again. here's friday morning. right here cloudy that's your day. partly cloudy. partly sunny, nice day and then here comes the weekend. this is your saturday early morning, right in here saturday. one am two am no big deal. you're sleeping through that you wake up. it's fine. it's mostly sunny most of the day and then somewhere around 23 o'clock it starts to get real cloudy. and then scattered showers. after that, saturday mornings money after that deteriorates, but not the church to

the country right now is assembly district 13 that's in the northern central valley right below san joaquinnty right below stockton merced stanislaus area. that's history. yeah, last time i looked it was 84 votes. it is one that it looks like democrats might be able to eat this out simply because they're leading in the largest counties, but it's going to be incredibly close. one that republicans will likely eke out that's very close is congressional district 41 in riverside. that's a race. that's very interesting because congressional district 41 is currently held by ken calvert who is one of the architects and main proponents of prop 8 to ban gay marriage, but then the redistricting commission put a little trick on him and put the community of palm springs a very heavily lgbt community in his new district. he immediately reacted he actually voted for a bill in congress last year to codify the supreme court decision that legalized gay marriage so he has been working hard to try to hold this district as it has changed, but right now it's within a couple percentage points calvert in the last

in dry years, we have nonnative invasive plants that blocks passage in the san joaquin and tuolumne river. okay. so haare we doing about it? the sfpuc per to the voluntary agreement. and it contains measures that are designed to increase productive tit and surverify in the river for juveniles. habitat restoration that is on going. flood plain rearing flows. larger spring pulse flows. and there is a pervasion suppression component should increase survival. but continuing is important to note the strays will under mine our efforts despite all the additional work because they are continuing to degrade the natural population of the tuolumne river. so -- to mention where the hatcheries are. there are 5 am 4 are operated in by california fish and wildlife one by the united states fish and wildlife and throughout the central valfresouth to north there. moving is r. >>> my name is debra alvarez rodriguez. i'm the deputy director in san francisco. my background is one in which i have spent the entirety of my life committed to finding solution to poverty and addressing the issues of inequity so peo

extinct, beautiful things that we've never seen, insects -- i drove here in los angeles up about the san joaquin valley recently making a trip up to san francisco and back, and ip i had one insect splat on my windshield. it's supposed to be -- you can't drive with all the insects that meet their death on your windshield. one. we're killing everything. and through our arrogance. if we had a thimble full of humility about our place in nature and our place with other human -- every other part of our endeavor is meaningless when we have an existential threat by our lack of humility. >> so, bill, it feels just about a year ago your trip to space, and you talk about the beauty of it and being overwhelmed by it, but you also are struck by a word you used a few moments ago, grief. tell us why that dichotomy, you were moved by both the beauty and by the grief you felt by that trip. >> i saw -- i've been an ecologist since the book "silent spring." and that was 50, 60 years ago, and i was terribly moved by it and warmed by it and was talking about it even then. and of course there were all kinds of voices

aboriginal homeland includes most of the bay area and portions of napa, santa cruz, solano, and san joaquin>> former president trumps twitter account is back online but trump himself says he doesn't want to use it. >> they had a lot of problems at twitter. it may or may not make it, that the problems are incredible. >> reporter: he says he's going to continue using truth social, the social media platform that he founded and owns. >>> elon musk reinstated the former president's account yesterday in response to a twitter pole. within 15 million accounts contributed to that poll, a little more than half wanted trump back. musk previously said that a content moderation counsel would make decisions about reinstating accounts but there was no mention of him and he meeting about letting him back on the site. his account was suspended at the capitol riots because the company felt his tweets would encourage people to replicate the violence. >>> the house committee investigating the capitol right is wrapping up its work. south bay congresswoman zoe lofgren says the panel will release all evidence wit

she questioned -- this is an era where people had cesar chavez out -- and out in the san joaquin valley. out in california and the imperial valley, people were getting sick from these pesticides. mexican americans, children being deformed, cancer rates skyhigh. i get environmental justice is being born, but douglas grew up in yakima washington and he could not walk when he was young. he got eight crippling polio like condition, doctors thought he would not walk. he started walking and walking and strengthening his legs and he became one of our country's most intrepid mountain climbers. in fact in 1951 as supreme court justice he went to the himalayan's and wrote a book about it. about his hiking of the mountains there, but in the u.s. he would take peaks, bag them places like mount adams. in mount baker. in the pacific northwest. he became the big -- a big lover of central oregon and today that whole bend oregon outdoor recreation culture as -- has billed douglas's fingerprints everywhere you go around there. he went to whitman college in walla walla washington, a small school out there

it is thursday, that means -- the exceptional, the darkest of the red and san joaquin valley, it's about 2% smaller than it was last week, because of that, that's the only change. the rest of us here are in severe or extreme. here is a shot from the east bay, we will still have chilly and mild afternoons as we have the seven-day forecast. the chance of rain fades monday into tuesday, and thanksgiving is warmer than average if you like to get outside. instead of lying on the couch and watching football date, or whatever you do. because of the conch conditions in dry air, we are starting from a lower threshold this afternoon, with the diffused sunshine it is a little bit cooler, 59 in oakland, livermore and los gatos. tonight we will have low clouds like we did this morning, and a few high clouds hanging around, the temperatures in the north bay and east bay around north hill. scattered areas of frost. if you had frost this morning you are likely to have rust tomorrow morning. microclimates, we are still using them because it is still this form. 62 at menlo park, 66 at redwood city. 66 aro

suspected serial killer is scheduled to be made a second appearance in the san joaquin county courtroomors are expected to file more felony charges against wesley brownlee when he appears before judge at nine o'clock this morning. the 43 year old suspect is already accused of three killings in stockton. brownlee's also suspected in two other deaths in stockton, along with one homicide in oakland. stockton police say he also they're also looking for other victims and was arrested by the way last month today, a man accused of molesting the son of retired mm a fighter. cain velasquez is due in court. harry goulart set for a pretrial hearing in santa clara county. he pleaded not guilty to a charge of lewd acts with a minor under the age of 14. he also faces a civil suit from the velazquez family, claiming the abuse happened between last year and this year at the goulart family daycare in the city of san martin. velazquez is out of jail on a $1 million bond. he's facing attempted murder charges due back in court next monday. prosecutors say he was in a high speed car chase with galati when h

arrangement for wesley brownlee was postponed yesterday in san joaquin county.ve people in stockton's and another in oakland. he's currently facing charges for three homicides. prosecutors say they're still investigating it that more charges are likely during yesterday's court hearing, the judge open brownlee's employment files, which were subpoenaed into evidence records from a woman, believed to be the only survivor of the attacks were also subpoenaed into evidence. students faculty and community members gathered in charlottesville, virginia, last night for prayer vigil honoring three student athletes who were shot and killed sunday night. the university of virginia president says the shootings happened on a charter bus after students returned to campus from a field trip. all three victims were players for the you've a football team to other students were hurt the suspected attacker christopher darnell jones jr. was a former player on the team, and it's still a student at the school. he was arrested yesterday about 80 miles southeast of charlottesville. time n

josh harder in the san joaquin county area. and then we have another opportunity in northern and sacramento in an area that that was traditionally republican. but it's an area in which an extraordinary candidate he's doing very well. that would be. jones. it is a doctor. veteran of afghanistan and iraq where served in the medical a system there and continues to practice medicine in the region and just an extraordinary individual with a heart as big as they all outdoors. and in mind, this is sharp as could be. and very clear way of talking to voters. so we'll see. we carry all those seats wicl wind up with 219 seats in the house of r presentatives. and then we got that additional seat washington with just came through in the last hour or so that being the case. republicans have taken a shellacking. put himself in league and the the big lie. all right. it's kiss the trump bring just is going to work for people. don't want that. >> congressman, what do you make of the georgia senate runoff election? do you think that's still as im

wesley brownlee was arraigned on new charges of the san joaquin superior court in today's proceedingsitems were subpoenaed. one regarding the contents of a cardboard box. the other the contents of an envelope brownlee was arrested earlier this year with a gun in his possession. police say they believe he is the man responsible for the serial kpllings. brownlee has not entered a plea. his next court appearance appearance is set for january 3rd. jennifer siebel newsom, wife of governor gavin newsome became the 4th woman to testify at the harvey weinstein trial. siebel newsom said back in 2005 weinstein raped her at a beverly hills hotel during what she thought was going to be a meeting to talk about her career. she did break down a few minutes into her testimony when she was asked to identify wine scene from the witness stand. weinstein is on trial in los angeles for sexually assaulting several women. his lawyers claim that weinstein and siebel newsom had consensual and that she sought to use weinstein to advance her acting career. jay leno says he's doing ok after he was seriously burn

that farmers and our san joaquin county very bad.orea agreed asked me to come and explain by boat. i did. i was about to do so when they got about 20 feet stood up. pulled out his colt, 45 automatic pistol pointed at me and told me he was going to send everybody was going to kill me. call me a bunch of nasty up next. importers are down the sheriff next to be a i said, what are you going to do? and the sheriff's traditional orders and the president of the farm bill set get up and explain yourself. well, i did. so. this has been a part of my public life for a long, long time. we do have we're going to wrap it up. and so are other members of it's it's a dangerous time due people out. >> do you know why you were specifically targeted this time? and what was the motivation for the threats that were made against you? >> that's part of what is going on. i'd rather not comment on that right it's part of the fbi and the capitol police look into and determined that the threat credible and are worthy of the fella be charged with a >> the suspec

watch out for some fog as you make your way across the san joaquin valley. otherwise.eah, we're looking good up there tonight. yeah, you are seeing the roadways open in clear we're not seeing delays out there on 50 or 80 things have quieted down as the storm clouds have parted. you see the snow piled up along the sides here in the car's going on by headed up to enjoy the beautiful weather up there in the high country. but yeah, they're going to be some changes over the weekend. it's not going to be entirely snow free. we are expecting the chance of some more snow showers to move in. not tomorrow, though. i think we're okay throughout the day. you're going to see some passing clouds on and off throughout the day, but that's about it. then as we get into a saturday while the storm system rolls in specially toward the middle of the day and then the afternoon start to sag a little further to the south. so be prepared for that. if you're traveling up there on saturday, you may run into some delays, likely going to see some snow flurries up there across the high country. for

the arrangement for wesley brownlee was postponed yesterday in san joaquin county, although he's accusednother person in oakland. he's right now facing charges for three homicides, prosecutors say they're still investigating and more or charges are expected to come. during yesterday's court hearing, the judge opened the box of brownlee's employment files. they were subpoenaed into evidence. and also subpoenaed were the records from a woman believed to be the only survivor of the attacks. it was subpoenaed into evidence. time is now 6 55. now we're learning more about fire a deadly fire at walnut creek town home where two people were killed. that's why we started yesterday morning about 6 30 on the first floor of a town home at country would town homes near heather farm. fire officials with contra costa fires and the elderly woman and her son, who were in bedrooms on the second floor died in that fire and the third family member who lived on the ground floor, was able to escape investigators saying unattended cigarette or pipe may have started the fire and that a nearby oxygen machine add

a suspected serial killer made an appearance today in the san joaquin county courtroom.was the second appearance for wesley brownlee. he was set to be arraigned, but that was postponed now until january. at that time, though, brownlee is expected to be arraigned on more charges in connection with the deaths of six people, five there in stockton and one in oakland. there is no confirmed motive behind any of those killings. brownlee is being held without bail. president biden today praised the ukrainian victory in a key southern city as the u. s. announces yet more sanctions against russia as foxes greg palkot reports now from keith, ukraine's president is declaring that this is the beginning of the end. of the war. i was a significant significant victory for ukraine. president biden praising the skill and bravery of ukraine's army following a major victory in the south russia completing its withdrawal from the city of hair song, with ukrainian troops returning over the weekend to start the recovery process, and on monday see a director william burns, reportedly traveling

wesley brownlee was arraigned on new charges at the san joaquin superior court in today's proceedings. 2 items were subpoenaed, one regarding the contents of a cardboard box. the other the contents of an envelope around lee was arrested earlier this year. police say he had a gun in his possession of a gun. investigators say is connected to serial killings. spradley has not entered a plea is next. court appearance is set for january 3rd. >> jennifer siebel newsom, wife of governor newsom became the 4th woman to testify at the harvey weinstein trial. sable newson said in 2005 weinstein raped her at a beverly hills hotel during what she thought was going to be a meeting to talk about her career. she broke down a few minutes into her testimony when she was asked to identify weinstein from the witness stand. weinstein is on trial in los angeles. the sexually assaulting several women. his lawyers claim weinstein and siebel newsom had consensual and that she sought to use him to advance her acting career. tonight, legendary late night host jay leno is recovering in the hospital after sufferi

here's a storm tracker to we've got some lightning strikes are reported there in the san joaquin valley at this time, but for us, it's fairly quiet. few sprinkles the breeze over the coastline is going to continue to increase and we are looking at a winded buys ary that begins at seven o'clock and will last until tomorrow morning . here's the core of the low that will be dropping down along the coastline and moving across california in the days ahead. and until that kicks east, we will continue. do with rounds of rain and the risk of thunderstorms and perhaps some wind to go along with it. so between now and wednesday morning showers. the thunderstorms the wind for the coastline, the advisory gusting to 45 mph will be a possibility this evening into tomorrow morning and snow continues to pile up over the sierra, with the winter storm warning continuing until four am on wednesday, the future cast giving you a good idea here. what we do expect 11 o'clock this evening, we begin to see the rain pick up and it looks like it's going to be an overnight event. we're just continues to come down

forward slash talk of the town suspected serial killer made an appearance this morning in a san joaquinwas the second appearance for wesley brownlee. it was set to be arraigned, but that was postponed until january. brownlee is facing charges in connection with the killing of six people five in stockton one in oakland. and during his court appearance today, the judge opened brownlee's employment files, which had been subpoenaed into evidence records from a woman believed to be the only survivor of the alleged killing spree were also subpoenaed into evidence. prosecutors have not publicly released the motive behind the killings. brownlee remains in jail without bail. police shut down a massive sideshow over the weekend, issuing more than 700 citations and impounding 17 vehicles. police say they are cracking down on these illegal driving activities in a new way, calling them an epidemic. ktvu s and rubin reports. tires started screeching saturday night, and crowds began to gather sjp sideshow protocol kicked into gear soon. the scene at monterey and brandon was locked down with streets bl

ruben live tonight in san jose and thank you suspected serial killer made an appearance today in a san joaquinroom. it was the second appearance for wesley brownlee. it was set to be arraigned, but it was postponed until january. brownlee is expected to be arraigned on more charges in connection with the recent killing of six people. five in stockton one in oakland . there's no confirmed motive behind these killings. brownlee is being held without bail. a student at the university of virginia and former football player there is under arrest in a shooting that killed three current members of the football team. the victims are identified as devin chandler, labelle davis and sean perry. the shooting happened near a parking garage. last night as a charter bus full of students returned from seeing a play in washington, d. c. two others were wounded in the shooting. the gunfire prompted a nearly 12 hours shelter in place order classes were canceled today and tomorrow as the campus community mourns. my heart is broken. for the victims and their families. and for all who , those who knew and loved the

others in san jose and ruben ktvu, fox two news suspected serial killer made an appearance in a san joaquintroom this morning. it was the second appearance for wesley brownlee. it was scheduled to be arraigned, but it was postponed until january. brownlee is facing charges in connection with the killing of six people five and stocked and one in oakland. during his court appearance today, the judge opened a box of brownlee's employment files, which had been subpoenaed into evidence records from a woman. believed to be the only survivor of the alleged killing spree were also subpoenaed into evidence. there is no confirmed motive behind the killings. brandley is being held without bail. a former university of virginia football player is in custody tonight after allegedly killing three current members of the team. fox news david spent tells us the suspect is facing three counts of second degree murder as the college community mourns. a suspect is in custody in connection with a deadly shooting at the university of virginia officials say it happens sunday night on a charter bus on campus as stud

suspected serial killer made an appearance this morning in a san joaquin county courtroom.ley brownlee was set to be arraigned, but it was postponed until january. the 43 year old is expected to be arraigned on more charges to in connection with the recent killing of six people. five in stockton one in oakland. there is no confirmed motive behind the killings. brownlee is being held without bail. in oakland woman was shot and killed last night. it happened at about eight o'clock on 40th street near the macarthur bart station . police responded to a shot spotter call and found a woman who had been shot at that location. she died at the scene. we're still trying to learn more information about the victim and whether police know anything about the shooter. police say one person was killed and two others were injured in a weekend stabbing this happened yesterday morning, your third and lemon streets on a property where a group of homeless people has lived for the past several months. witnesses say emergency responders came to the scene when they first got word of the violent at

. >> today wesley brownlee was back inside the san joaquin county courthouse for another hearing. and this one was short lasting. only about 5 minutes. this is video of brownlee sitting next to his defense attorney as a judge granted to subpoena request from the state one involving this cardboard box and the other an envelope. wesley is accused of killing 6 people and injuring a 7th person dating back to april of last year. raleigh did not enter a plea today and no further charges were added. he'll be back in court january 3rd, reporting in stockton when you get >> the man charged with breaking into speaker nancy pelosi's home and assaulting her husband. paul is due back in court tomorrow. a federal grand jury has indicted. 42 year-old david to pop with assault and attempted kidnapping for that brutal attack. nancy pelosi was in washington, d.c., when he allegedly broke into their pacific heights home and attacked paul pelosi with a hammer if convicted. the pop faces a 20 year maximum prison sentence for the attempted kidnapping at a 30 year maximum sentence for the assault. there

wesley brownlee was a rain at the san joaquin superior court in his last month that stockton police well, they announce 7 shootings resulting in 6 deaths were connected to one firearm and they believe the brownlee is the man responsible for that deadly shooting in stockton and also one in oakland in today's proceedings, 2 items were subpoenas, including evidence from the suspect's possible former employer and evidence from the only known survivor. he has not entered a plea in the next court date is set for january 3rd, we're going to take a qu you run a small business, u need the most from ery investment. at's why comcast business ves you more. re innovation... th our new gig-speed wi-fi, us unlimited data. re speed... from the largest, stest, reliable network... d more savings- to 60% a year th comcast business mobile. l from the company that wers more businesses an any other provider. t started with fast speeds d advanced security r $49.99 a month r 12 months. us ask how to get up a $750 prepaid card th a qualifying bundle. meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the firs

if you're traveling down the san joaquin valley, we've got to return of that ground fog that to leaveog developing. so you get to 99 to get to a i-five that can certainly cause some issues. and you may see some patched up a little further to the north of that as well. outside tonight, the skies are clear now that we've got some cold temperatures coming our way. maybe not quite as cold as it was last night, point down to 32 degrees last night in santa rosa. 35 in napa. 35 in a bottle even along the coastline. 39 degrees in half moon bay. so chilly temperatures to start the day and really some pretty impressive cool highs around the bay area's. well, this is the 3rd november us about 150 years is really keeping records. that's right. these temperatures running well below the average. usually some of those numbers near 70 degrees at this time of year, at least in some spots in them. but not the beginning of this month. a few high clouds of above 4 tonight. otherwise cold temperatures on looks like the numbers tomorrow. not bad, but these numbers still running well below the average 50's

in dry years, we have nonnative invasive plants that blocks passage in the san joaquin and tuolumne riveroing about it? the sfpuc per to the voluntary agreement. and it contains measures that are designed to increase productive tit and surverify in the river for juveniles. habitat restoration that is on going. flood plain rearing flows. larger spring pulse flows. and there is a pervasion suppression component should increase survival. but continuing is important to note the strays will under mine our efforts despite all the additional work because they are continuing to degrade the natural population of the tuolumne river. so -- to mention where the hatcheries are. there are 5 am 4 are operated in by california fish and wildlife one by the united states fish and wildlife and throughout the central valfresouth to north there. moving on. what is next in december and january we will have updates on escapement. and moving into upon winter and early spring, we will have updates on the juveniles headed out of the river and the counts of fish we have. turn toing the upper tuolumne river, we will

our suspected serial killer is making his 1st 2nd rather appearance in a san joaquin county court.xpected to file more felony charges against wesley brownlee when he appears before judge at this hour. the 43 year old is already accused of killing three people and stockman. brownlee is also suspected into other deaths and stockton's along with one homicide in oakland. stockton police say he was out looking for another victim when he was arrested last month. this morning a suspect a suspect is now in custody after a deadly shooting at the university of virginia. david spun brings us the latest from charlottesville. authorities are investigating after a shooting late sunday night at a parking garage on the campus of the university of virginia. the shootings occurred on a bus full of students returning from a field trip. three of the victims did not survive. they were devin chandler, a second year from virginia beach, virginia. lovell davis, a third year student from ridgeville, south carolina, and to sean perry, 1/4 year student from miami, florida. all three were members of the footb

corral site was selected because key radio coverage for water and power and maintenance crews in san joaquin and alameda counties. the agreement includes 5 year term with 4, 5 year extension options. 30 thousand a year. comports with the telecommunication lease rate guideline provides rent is 3 thousand dollars a month. the planning department determined the project at the site is exempt from environmental review under ceqa and request you recommend this to the board. i'm joined by our xhooef information officer jennifer hob hopkins and the project manager if you have questions. >> thank you very much. i don't think we have questions. clear. appreciate that. let's open this up for public comment. >> thank you, members of the public who wish to speak and join nothing person line up now. those remote call 415-655-0001 then access code: 2483 370 0407 ## and press star 3 to enter the queue. on seeing no speakers here in the chamber. mr. lamb unmute our caller, please. >> can you hear me. >> yes, we can. great. daved pillpel. on this item briefly good location, good project. good staff work. i su

. >> yeah, i have to tell you, i've recently-- a dear friend of mine recording in san francisco joaquinres told me-- i've heard of james cowan over the years and he told me about some of his books and reading them and going through your book and having flashback, the gospel black power, black power is gospel or the idea of the oppressed, so i have so many questions and at the same time i recently read some of the sermons in strength to love by dr. king and so to know that you are rooted and grounded in that truth is just all throughout this book. i can't tell you how many teams i just want today-- i did have moments of emotion l a just feelings and-- as we start i wanted to ask you the process of writing this, was in this some way therapeutic or cathartic? just so rich with story. >> yeah, it was cathartic in the sense that i say in the book that earlier in the book that we had in the middle of the george floyd movement, i was asked to do the eulogy at funeral in minneapolis and in -- when it happened his family and, reached out to me and i had gone into minneapolis in the marches and r

it's gotten -- it's a split state as i am sure you know between the inland areas especially the san joaquin valley area and the coastal areas, l.a., san francisco. you've got the split. there's a super majority in the state legislature. i would like a bit more balance. host: have you considered as a republican in california moving out of the state? caller: gosh, no. i moved here over 30 years ago. i would never leave. it's the greatest date, that i know of. it's a wonderful place. i live in the hills, in the mountains. it's a different part of the world than most people think when they think of california, which is coastal california. but i love it here, i would move. host: tim, thanks for spending a few minutes with us. rose is in allison park, pennsylvania on her independent line. rose, as an independent, break it down for us. caller: [laughter] is that a trick question? let me clarify, i have been living in the state of pennsylvania for five and half years, i am from ohio. i believe politics are much different out here in pennsylvania. when it comes to the senate race, i voted for dr. oz

thanks for being one of our advocate, i'm tino i'm from the san joaquin community center. and also speaking on behalf of our executive director patsy tito. it's a great day to come and ask the committee to pass this item. this is the beginning of for our pi community but also for the city and county of san francisco. pacific islanders has been a staple in the visitation valley but other parts of san francisco valley for decades. this is something that is long overdue and will make our pi community. we're asking supervisors milgaard and pes kin to think about what you're about to do today and how this will support and elevate not just the work of the past and present but also the future. and also for the visitation valley as a whole. part of this city, sometimes sometimes goes unnoticed or unheard. we want to build a better future for the communities and this is one of the many ways that we can make it happen together. supporting a community that has been under looked and under represented for many decades and now we're visible and making sure that you see us. we want to ma

who is the assessor recorder in san francisco at joaquin torres told me about not told me i've heard of james cone over the years, but he talked to me about some of the some of his books that i've been reading them and i just i'm going through your book and i'm having flashbacks of you know, the gospel is black power black power is gospel or the the pedagogue, you know this idea of the press so i have so many questions and at the same time i recently read some of the the sermons and strength to love by dr. king and so to know that you are rooted and grounded in that truth is just all throughout this book. i can't tell you times i wanted to just i did have moments of emotional just feelings and and and as we start i just wanted to ask you even the process of writing. this was this in some way therapeutic or cathartic. this is just so rich with stories. yeah. it was cathology. oh in the sense that i'd say in the book that early in the book that we had in the middle of the george floyd movement. i was actually do oh the eulogy at both his funeral in minneapolis and in houston when it ha

a native of the san joaquin valley, master sergeant pittman was born in french camp in 1945 and graduated from franklin high school in nearby stockton in 1964. declared legally blind in one eye, he was considered medically unfit for combat by the army, navy, air force and marines. but he did not let that deter him. set on serving in the military, master sergeant pittman somehow bluffed a vision test and enlisted in the marine corps reserve in 1965. he was soon deployed to vietnam. on july 24, 1966, as his unit moved along a narrow jungle path near the demilitarized zone, marines ahead of him came under heavy fire. master sergeant pittman immediately leapt into action. grabbing a machine gun and several belts of ammunition as he rushed to his comrades' defense. facing a frontal assault by dozens of north vietnamese troops, he belledly repelled the enemy attack using a combination of weapons he had at his disposal. his actions that day no doubt saved the lives of several wounded marines and for this conspicuous gallantry and intrepidity at the risk of his life, master sergeant pittman was a

tomorrow in the c i f sac joaquin section football playoffs they're taking on grant high school and tito all the best to you. wow what a story to keep that sports team going coming up. sanowns, a high school football champion for the 98 times. we got highlights of lincoln taken on balboa. coming up, but first next tuesday, is giving tuesday . ktvu is supporting ucsf benioff children's hospital next tuesday. ktvu will be sharing stories of hope and healing from patients and staff. please consider making a donation now by going to ktvu .com slash giving tuesday or you can text ktvu 251. 555 to make your gift . you're watching t 11 day tradition promised 100 years now the san francisco section high school championship football game. it's balboa taken on, link it we are. keys are stadium 98th renewal of that title game already up seven lincoln. but bobbo evens it up. togias my father locked in a 30 yard bomb, nick wang he's got. it was the only pass in the first half of the bucks tied it at 7 14 7 lincoln at the half mustangs blow it open in the second half days ago, christine o powers his way in 15 yard touchdown into the end zone, one of two td runs for him, plays defense