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the san john is radically different perspective on technology committed google on our youtube channel. now dr. tim need to get through a form, a google employee, an expert in artificial intelligence who spoke out against a bias has been cooling. the stronger whistle blew a protection against us all ago from big tech companies. she joins me now from california to me. thank you so much for coming on. i think we all have you to thank for server features on our i pads on google. so if we use that, i mean it's affected all our lives in a way. what is ethical a. i presumably different to the squid game, i haven't seen all of that series, but everybody's talking about what is africa? and the cal ai is, i consider it to be a feel that tries to ensure that what we work on at technology, we're working on it with foresight and trying to understand what the negative potential negative societal impact to are and minimize those and try to work on something that's actually beneficial for humanity and started by saying what is on ethical ai. there's lots of it, i think. all right, i think that whenev

. >>> a live look at the epidemiology embarcadero in san francisco. >> john ramos has a story on the reporter: after a long covid hiatus, the cruise ships are back, bringing with them a lot of tourist dollars and a little bit of hope. for those driving into the city this morning, it was a sight for sore eyes. the majestic princess docked in san francisco at 6:30 this morning. the first cruise ship to make port here since the pandemic began. >> i am so excited. i mean, it's just like the world is starting to open again for us. >> reporter: sandy is a local travel advisor and says it was unfortunate that another ship, the grand princess, became an early symbol of the pandemic. stuck in oakland with sick passengers and crew unable to come ashore over fears of the new virus. >> brown, princess had a hard time in the beginning of covid. it was are unfair. they get caught out at sea when nobody knew what was going on. >> now no one gets on the ship without proof of vaccination and a negative covid test. the protocols or so struck, that what was once seen as a super spreading environment is

publicly, there is nothing else that we can do, we have to just move forward >> reporter: in san jose, john ramos kpix 5 news. >> let's take a lie look outside from our ritz camera on this beautiful saturday. but, don't get used to this warm weather we could be seeing rain as soon as tomorrow, and darren is here with more on this wet weather throughout the week . >> big reversal from the first half of the weekend to the next. it was in the mid to upper 80s for most of the day tomorrow it's going to rain first of all there a saturday, and if you like warm and sunny come this first part of the weekend was for you, if you like more fall feeling cool cloudy night we had, tomorrow is your day and you can see the storms before there, go to the high- resolution forecast model, watch the rain, slowly, sure, it's just starting in sonoma county. once we get into the afternoon at 4:00 it's now starting to rain through sonoma, down into marine commandos began to 7:00 and 8:00 hour, the showers will work its way across the rest of the baker there is not a lot to this. this is a couple hundredths of an i

especially if you're a child because if your child you have a long time ahead of you in san francisco tim johns abc 7 news and people got their booster shots today at the solano county fairgrounds in vallejo a first and second shots were also available today was opening day of the mass vaccination site there. the clinic will be open through the middle of december clinic organizers say they will also offer the johnson & johnson and moderna booster shots once they are authorized. all right the national league vision series is coming back to san francisco after the dodgers won last night to force a game five. yeah, it's been a good series actually abc 7 sports director. larry beil is here with a look ahead to tomorrow night and the stressler. there will be some stress giants and dodgers head into a winner-take-all game five of their division playoff series again tomorrow night at oracle park. they didn't really appear to be feeling much pressure this afternoon right now. they're they're taking part in a calm workout oracle park. there's logan webb will be starting he was great for the giants in ga

san jose, we found it for $3.99. >> that is a lot. >>> they raised their fists in protest. what they did 53 years ago at the olympics still matters today. so today, tommy smith and john carlos were back at san jose state where it all started. honored by the students and staff members. >> reporter: this was the moment when san jose state track athlete tommy smith and john carlos became civil rights acons. the gold and bronze medal winners raised their fists at the 1968 olympics in mexico city to protest racism and injustice against african-americans in the united states. they didn't utter a word, but their actions spoke volumes. >> it was to represent the poverty that was happening in black america. >> reporter: she is the executive director of the institute of the study of sports society and social change at san jose state. she says few people know what life was like for the athletes after they were ousted from the olympic games. >> it was a hardship. it was not a good experience, not only for themselves but their entire family. not being able to find work, being, you know, in many ways i would say that they were followed by the fbi. >> reporter: dr. robert griffin w

we're going to have to speed it up a little bit to get to san francisco in time. john, you just spilled all the [bleep] cream, man, taking off like that. johnny devenanzio: last stop, san francisco. [music playing] well, this sure is a pretty drive, huh? well, you need a little forest in your life. johnny devenanzio (voiceover): north of monterey through the redwood forests we head to our final stop on this trip the golden city of san francisco. 2000 was the last time we went to san francisco together. right. we took a picture by the golden gate bridge. and we're going to make some good memories now. johnny devenanzio (voiceover): arguably one of america's most european cities, san francisco's complex diversity is both largely spread out while maintaining its original cultural neighborhoods. san francisco provides a fusion of cultures and cuisines that is difficult to find anywhere else. and who better to help us navigate this culinary metropolis than the man who taught me how to appreciate food, food network's very own, tyler florence. tyler florence: on our food tour

john kim writes san francisco politicians want to make it clear, you can still $949 worth of goods and nobody should stop you, but you need documentation for a double double. on the other side, lineal pink says, simply sorry, in-and-out , i'm out. coute this evening. sf mta says it expects noticeable service disrupnovemb the deadline for employees to get vaccinated gets close. as of today, 275 either haven't gotten a shot, or have not reported their status yet. if they are put on leave or fired, sf mta says it could lead to gaps in muni service. >>> let's take a live look at san francisco. tonight the city plans to give out incentives of up to $100,000 to stop car break-ins. there london breed announced to the city will give out cash rewards for information leading to the arrests and convictions of burglars in charge of large organized crime rings. shortly after her announcement, another car break and happened in fisherman's wharf. police data shows there has been a consistent increase in burglaries and popular tourist spots since 2017. >> it is really embarrassing for our city. it is

san diego festival of books.com. i am scott, how lucky was i to meet nate powell and john woodrow cox both of their books have strong ties to san diego and is so important that they participated in this year end our festival of books, thank you so much for being here, thank you for joining us.

san diego festival of books.com. i am scott, how lucky was i to meet nate powell and john woodrow cox both of their books have strong ties to san diego and is so important that they participated in this year end our festival of books, thank you so much for being here, thank you for joining us. thank you all for joining us. . . . >> it is and gentlemen

in san jose, tim johns, abc 7 news. dan: dr. patel is a key member of our vaccine team. he joins us live. hello, great to see you. dr. patel: dan, great to see you as well. the commitment for meeting with you, i am in the middle of my dentist appointment and i am here for you. [laughter] dan: how is the novocaine? dr. patel: i am just getting my pearly whites taken care of. note novocaine. [laughter] dan: how concerned are you about the low turnout of people getting the booster shot? it seems to be raining. what do you attribute that to? dr. patel: to several things. i think some of the confusion about who needs to get a booster, one in which population and which shot itself contributed. in terms of concern, i am concerned about those who are highly vulnerable, or in communities where there is a lower level of vaccination, higher transmission, or people in high-risk jobs. as a whole, i feel optimistic that once we get the final declaration from cdc director walensky, and more health professionals know how to roll these out and to whom, we will boost the numbers out. no p

san jose. the first one was at an apartment complex in the area of north 5th street in east saint john street san jose fire department tweeted out these pictures from the scene. 8 people were displaced in that fire. fortunately none of them were hurt. a few hours later, though, firefighters were called to a house fire on south 13th and east santa clara streets. nobody hurt in this one either. but 10 people were displaced. you can see the response here in these photos, both fires are under investigation this morning. >> happening now. cal fire is conducting a prescribed burn in sonoma county. it started this morning just about an hour ago, west of magic mountain road and south of kid creek the fire crews are going to burn a total of 40 acres. and as the should be done by 9 o'clock tonight. so if you're in the area and you see smoke. the smoke should be visible in large part a sonoma county. so don't be alarmed. then again, a controlled burn that got out of control in santa cruz county is burning and it's a 140 acres so far. but it is 60% contained. so they're making some progress on the u.s. try t

san jose. the first fire was at an apartment complex in the area of north 5th street in east saint john street san jose fire department tweeted out these pictures from the scene as they were fighting that fire 8 people were displaced. luckily, though. nobody hurt. but a few hours later, firefighters were called to a house fire. this time on the south 13th and east santa clara street neighborhood. nobody hurt in this fire either. but 10 people have now been displaced because of that fire. both of those fires are under investigation. no word yet on a cause. >> happening now. cal fire is conducting a prescribed burn in sonoma county. the controlled burn is west of magic mountain road and south of kids creek and they started doing this about 7 in the morning. they planned a burned 40 acres by the time they're done at 9 o'clock tonight. so if you do see smoke, which will in a large part of sonoma county do not be alarmed. but then there was a controlled fire that got out of control. and santa cruz county and is still burning a 148 acres so far. it is 60% contained is called the estrada fire. it's bu

. >> what's looking really is nice and sunny over san francisco. we've got johnhat look like good temperatures today going to be so nice, especially along the coastline. if there's any view that beats the san francisco view right now. it might just be this half moon bay. one. it is perfect out there right along the coastline this morning skies are crystal clear. we've got the sun is beaming out there along the horizon winds relatively light and temperatures later today. mid 70's get out there. enjoy it really all of the bay area's going to be spoiled. but the coast. thank you. really go enjoy this one. your north carolina weather center forecast stays dry and clear through to the course of the day from the coast to our inland areas. high pressure is built up keeping us warm and dry the next 2 days and then we see some weather that we actually need to see come sunday. so enjoy today. and tomorrow's a break from the cool fall feel that we've had come sunday and increasing cloud cover initially and then some overnight showers looking likely late afternoon into the e

raj, what do you think san francisco needs to do? >> i like john's response. i think increased punishment but also an understanding of where everyone's needs are in community. i think john's response was really well said. >> i agree. >> thank you, abbey. >>> pg&e is warning about the possibility of another planned power shutoff this week because of fire danger. we just went through the last 24 hours of the high winds. here's the map now for the upcoming power shutoff, possibly. the potential shutoffs are shown in yellow. they include areas of sonoma, napa, contra costa counties. they said dry conditions will be raising the fire risk in northern and central california. the power could go out early thursday morning. about 24,000 customers in california were affected by yesterday's power shutoff. all customers should have their power back on by late tonight. >>> another story we're watching, a los gatos mother accused of holding alcohol-filled parties for 14-year-olds and 15-year-olds. those parties often included sexual assaults. shannon 'connor is charged with

san jose. so the first fire was at an apartment complex in the area of north 5th street and east saint john street san jose fire department tweeted out these pictures from the scene. 8 people have been displaced in that fire there. nobody was hurt. thankfully and then a few hours later firefighters were called to a house fire on south 13th and east santa clara street. you can see the pictures here. nobody was hurt in this fire either, although 10 people have now been displaced. there. both fires are under investigation. >> 6.10, and today and tomorrow. cal fire's going to conduct prescribed burns in sonoma county that will be happening west of magic mountain road and south of kids creek where fire crews will burned 40 acres. this is supposed to start at 7 o'clock this morning. so less than an hour and they should be done by 9 o'clock tonight. so if you do see smoke in that area which she probably will as county do not be alarmed. the estrada fire in the santa cruz county area. that's a 148 acres now it is 60% contained. this fire. it started as a controlled burn near watsonville but got out of han

san francisco unified still has $134 million left over. john capel with the taxpayer association says, large school districts awarded a lot of money may require more oversight. >> they are given a ton of money, and haven't figured out the best way to spend it. this is where the state of california has to jump in and pass legislation dictating the appreciate usingly of that money. >> we wanted to find out, of the 6.9 billion, what did schools spend it on. 2.1 billion on learning support. districts we spoke to, things like summer school and more teacherers. another 2.one billion for devices and technology, like laptops, after that $911 million went to ppe and cleaning supplies, and a category to maintain services, the 655 million helped to provide layoffs for office workers and bus drivers, schools spent the least on building repairs. if you are wondering about your child's school district, we have take know the data and posted it on nbc bay area.com. searchable by school district, to see how much your district spent and what it spent it on. ther

we. >> as john cardin or sat in the san diego sheriffs lock-up, sergeant dave brown working the chelseat phone call. >> investigators from escondido called us. >> investigators on the amber dubois case in the neighboring town of escondido had a question. was your guy also our guy? >> i sat in my car and have teleconference with them. >> the rest of john gardner set off a small earthquake among the cops searching for amber. >> they've been at very males to us, talk about the case. >> but they kept talking. even as they racked up the search for chelsea around my one of them are now at a park. hope that she was alive. we used to today, march 2nd, day five of the search for chelsea. that day her patterns worked on plans for. vigil asylum is given up. it's just gonna be one more thing that's chelsea when she comes home. she's gonna see. and want to get back 1000 times over. >> if amber's parents hadn't given up that day, neither were they. we -- and they came out to search. >> the strength they display is driving us. we you know? when it looks immunized and say don't where we're gonna find h

san jose. the first fire was at an apartment complex in the area of north 5th street and east saint john street. the san jose fire department tweeted out pictures from the scene. you can see him here at work. 8 people were displaced in this fire, though. nobody hurt. so a little bit of good news there. meanwhile, a few hours later, firefighters were called to a house fire. this time on south 13th and east santa clara street. nobody was injured in either fire. but 10 people were displaced in this one. both fires are now under investigation. >> today and tomorrow. cal fire's going to be conducting a prescribed burn in sonoma county. it's going to be west of magic mountain road and south of kids creek. the fire crews plan a controlled burn. 40 acres. so they just started this about 10 minutes ago and it's going to last all day and they should be done by 9 o'clock tonight. so do know that you might see smoke in the greater part of sonoma county and it's from the controlled burn now controlled burn that got out of control in santa cruz county has now spread to a 148 acres. the fire is 60% contained.

san francisco included. now we wonder, johning storm, a slower storm. you know that stalls. what are you thinking right now. yes. so the one plus to what we've got this morning is the fact that it is heavy rainfall, but it's not going to stick around all day long. so this is a relatively fast mover. yeah. >> we're going to see a couple more hours of rainfall. and then we're done with it for the rest of the day. that's going to good opportunity for a lot of this rain to actually soak into the ground for us to dry out for just a second at least before the even heavier rainfall arrives into sunday and monday. now as of right now, radar is still very active. you can notice a dry slot. that is right in the middle cutting the storm in half from napa down through the richmond center fell bridge right over san francisco and further south. from there. this is only a temporary respite from the rain. so if you are in these areas certainly took big. the storm is over. a lot of this that's sitting to our west is going to make its way our di

after authorities arrested the carsons for john's murder, michael wrote a letter from jail to the "san demand. >> my father said they would confess to two more murders if they could have a live press conference. >> 35 years ago, investigators granted their wish. during a taped press conference, the carsons admitted to two additional murders, describing the brutal violence they had inflicted on their victims. in 1981, they stabbed 23-year-old karen barnes 13 time, bludgeoning her to death with a frying pan. in 1982, they killed 27-year-old clark stevens, shooting him three times and burning his body. they claimed everyone they had killed were witches, and that god had told them to do it. jen had seen some clips from the press conference over the years but we're about to watch one she's never seen before. >> evil doesn't create -- >> my heart is beating from hearing her voice. i need to go take a break. just take a minute. it freaked me out. >> you literally haven't heard her voice since then? >> no. >> you haven't seen them? >> my heart started racing. it just made me really overwhelmed

san diego festival of books.com. i am scott, how lucky was i to meet nate powell and john woodrow cox both of their books have strong ties to san diego and is so important that they participated in this year end our festival of books, thank you so much for being here, thank you for joining us. thank you all for joining us. . . . >> it is and gentlemen welcome. i am a professor of mathematics and computer science at the university of san diego and today is my deep joy to have with me to authors, scientists, communicators that we respected enjoy in the most recent books jordan, jordan's book on shapes all of these are beautiful subtitles of the bit it is called the hidden geometry of information biology strategy, democracy and everything else. welcome, also tim hartford the data detective in the subtitle is ten easy rules to make sense of statistics, welcome. >> i'm very glad to be appearing a few words about both of these authors mathematics at the university the new york times, the washington post and meanness of other things. , tim is a columnist economist in his cautionary tales that we encourage all of us to check

jenkins was joined by the former san francisco assistant district attorney john dubay. >> i have lost as our elected district attorney. >> both gave specific examples of cases that influenced their decision including troy mcallister who pleaded not guilty to charges of the deaths of -- on new year's eve in francisco. mcallister who was on parole for robbery was trying to make a getaway after committing a burglary and hit and killed the women. mcallister should have been in custody. >> those women are not alive today because of that very abrupt and reckless decision chesa boudin made to release mcallister. reporter: abc 7 reached out to the district attorney's office. spokesperson referred us to the group opposing the recall. a spokesperson for friends of chesa boudin opposing the recall said, addressing public safety as district attorney -- is the t district attorney's top priority. the rate of crime is lower than when he took office and prosecution rates are higher than his predecessor and comparable to other bay area da's. the republican endorsed recall has spent more than $1 millio

san jose. the first fire was at an apartment complex in the area of north 5th street and east saint john street. the san jose fire department tweeted out these pictures from the scene. 8 people in all were displaced by this fire. nobody hurt, though, thankfully. a few hours later, firefighters were called to a house fire on south 13th and east santa clara street again, nobody hurt in this fire either. but 10 people are now displaced. both fires are under investigation. >> time now is 5 '08. the estrada fire in santa cruz county is a 148 acres so far. and 60% contained right now. that fire started as a controlled burn near watsonville and then it jumped containment lines on friday. the fire is still threatening structures, power lines and sensitive habitat. zach, shun orders were reduced to warnings over the weekend. >> well, crews made significant progress overnight against a wildfire burning for nearly a week now in southern california in the coastal mountains. the fire burning west of santa barbara is now 78% contained. it's the alisal fire. it started last monday and it has scorched down nea

john talked about it. we're seeing rain finally along the san mateo bridge and in the south bay. so now we're looking at drive times here go up just a bit. a little under 20 minutes as people start to make their way slowly across that bridge. now the rain is just getting there. but thankfully not seen any accidents along in the south bay about 32 minutes as you're traveling from 85 to menlo park. let's look at some of our problem spots here in oakland in the east bay 8.80, southbound south of 7th street. you've got an accident there, a traffic hazard along southbound north of 9, 8, avenue. no issues along the 5.80, but it is slow and it's low along 13 as well. a little further down in hayward to 38 northbound north of east 14th street. you've got a little accident along there. slowing us down as you're traveling through ashley m. in walnut creek 6.80, northbound south of ignacio valley road. you have an accident just popped up slowing things down as you're traveling heading into the city this morning. a little under 23 minutes we had an earlier accident there. least 2 and a hazar

anyone with further information is asked to either call or text the san francisco police department. tim johns, abc 7 news. larry: the father francisco district attorney has been granted parole after his sentence was commuted by former new york governor andrew cuomo. david gilbert will be released by november 30. he is part of a group that robbed a brinks armored car in new york back in 1981. a security guard and two police officers were killed. parole in 2003. kristen: new developments on the future of oakland, the board of county supervisors has been all afternoon discussing resolution about the project. the oakland mayor said if it is approved, the county stands to benefit in a big way. >> they would realize $68 million in one-time construction revenues and then every year, $10 million for needed transportation, homeless services, health care, and other things that they just need to use to keep the county services going at a time when they are so needed. kristen: the proposal includes a $6 billion waterfront district around the ballpark. the mayor called it bigger than baseball. today's vot

john flesher, an assistant professor of public relations at san jose state says parents need to put privacy filters on apps, and monitor them to protect their kids. >> there is a fine line between prying obsessively, and being vigilant. i'm willing to toe that line for my children's safety. >> reporter: o'connor is also facing charges of using a company credit card to charge $120,000 in merchandise. she's awaiting extradition from idaho back here to the bay area for arraignment and formal charging. >> thank you. >>> new at 7:00, as soon as a woman faces up to 20 years in prison after admitting that she faked cancer for 6 years to collect more than $100,000 in online donations. prosecutors say that's it 36- year-old amanda riley posted photos of herself on social media pretending to receive treatment for hodgkin's lymphoma. she even shaved her head at one point, but she never had cancer. today how much he pled guilty to wire fraud. in addition to present time, she could also face a quarter million dollar fine. >>> new at 7:00 am i lots of people are talking about this online right now. the f

here's how gop chairman john dennis is responding. for some councilman in san mateo you okay.ything down really begin to wonder about the san francisco republican party and their intentions and having someone who is so out of the the mainstream basically professes all he's sort of outlandish conspiracy theories. it's a sad day has said republican party in san francisco has gotten to this point people like this councilman or whatever it is you know who will continue things on until someone actually does come out and commit some violence we're going to meeting were to talk about ideas we're going to agree where we agree. >>we're going to disagree where we disagree and and that's it that's what's going to happen. i mean the party knows better. there's a lot of moderate side. you know i have friends who are republicans and democrats to have someone who has caused so much to this to and to give that person a platform, something tells me that people are afraid of a strong republican woman, there's a fire risk and who can give will fight and ways but the major republican women are ex

san francisco. so let's bring it home, john. yeah, this is that the mother nature she's coming through for us. hopefully with giant are giants. definitely going to do the work out there. but hey, weather is not going to hurt anything skies are beautiful and clear. we're going to stay dry and winds are going to be the most problematic for inland mountains and valleys. >> so right around oracle park. not all that bad of a day for a ball game. your view outside at our berkeley hills camera situated right above the east bay shows the very clear conditions were in the midst of compared to yesterday's conditions when it was very gray. it's pretty nice way to start the morning. you can see skies are this way all the way across the region and we have quite the variety of winds. definitely breezy us for areas like atlas, peak vacaville down through hayward even quite right breezy right now. our highest of elevations in the east bay and the north bay will be subject to our strongest wind gusts little bit calmer for a bayshore cities. and tonight you can see that we will be working our way down to around

reyna john, things are that the hot spot is still in san francisco. ahead and go back and get a look at that. >> as you're traveling to 80 northbound south of ocean avenue in san francisco. we got a hot spot. theo're so good. alternate would be one. oh, one mission street or potentially 82. if you're trying to get along that some other accidents popping up highway one northbound ramp to 2.80 in daly city. another one to 80 northbound north of a key boulevard in daly city. so again, 82 runs adjacent to that. you could hop on that or maybe potentially one on one. but we're seeing delays over there as well. a little under 27 minutes. things are wet here heading into the city. 5, 1880 also what as well. look at this commute as you're heading out of richmond towards sandra fell a little under 18 minutes as the rain is coming down on you and it's the same situation over long the golden gate uptick in traffic because of that, a little under 29 minutes as traffic starts to make their way. it looks a little drier along the san mateo bridge a little under 17 mi

john roberts in washington. good to spend another hour with you. it's a busy one. starting off with america's crime crisis. >> sandra: families in sans, break-ins, property crimes. now some homers are hiring their own private security. >> john: residents say they don't feel safe on their own block. claudia cowan has more. >> it's another sign of the growing crime prop here in san francisco. fed up with having their cars and homes repeatedly broke into, more residents are hiring out to protect their family. this is a growing trend in many upscale neighborhoods like the marina district where one person said they don't feel safe in their neighborhood. we have an alarm and cameras but want the extra security of having someone have eyes on our place. many residents are getting the extra eyes through the san francisco patrol special police. a private security program over seen and managed by the police commission. residents pay $65 a month for uniformed security officers to patrol the area once it gets damage to combat break-ins and the growing number of homeless people sleeping on resident's door steps. one client says his list has doubl

as you can see, we've got sarah stinson in hayward camila barco in san jose rain in the traffic center with its full. >> and then johning all that wet weather moving around. let's start with you. is actively changing minute by minute, guys. so we've had 2 waves of energy crossing through this morning. the first came through right around 04:00am stuck with us for a few hours after that that brought the heaviest of intensity rainfall. the new culture break it was only a brief break, though. now that second wave of moisture is pushing through. let's look at where we're at right now. most of us across the bay are in the midst of rainfall from the second wave. there's the break that i just mentioned. here's that second area of rain. and there are some heavy pockets in there. stretching from the coastline of san mateo county on up through solano county. let's look at the east bay right now because you are one of our areas looking at some of the most widespread at least moderate rainfall of nothing as heavy as what we had earlier. but it is still coming down in the ground is already saturated from palo alto across the dumba

the officef san jose sports authority executive director john poche is filled with memories from the biggest sporting events to come to the south. but he would love to add a 2026 world cup banner to his collection. everything's ready for a world-class experience for visitors come. so this is to me without a doubt the to a place for fifa to be the bay area host committee is meeting with fifa officials this weekend in an attempt to make the south bay the home of soccer's biggest international event poach says access to airports and hotels for guests a billion dollar stadium with international soccer experience and a diverse area rich in soccer tradition makes our area a favorite who else can say they hosted a world cup for men world cup for women the olympic games and then five ncaa championships plus. have a major league soccer team. we had a woman's united soccer team that won the championship here. so to me the south bay is the hub for soccer in america. the world cup is in the blood of santa clara university's women's soccer coach jerry smith. he worked with brazil. france when scu

a statue on campus represents the moment when san jose states tommie smith and john carlos raised theirial injustice at the mexico city olympics 53 years ago today in the shadow of that statue. students spoke about the activism that continues to this day, one graduate described helping to lead the successful drive to raise the minimum wage in san jose. i was able to learn the power of discovering my voice harnessing the power and the influence i had within to change the world that i lived in. the university also celebrated the publication of a new booklet. documents 10 student actions on campus that reflect the push for racial and social justice. well the hot housing market is hitting some snags because appraisals are keeping up with rising home prices and deals are falling through, according to corelogic about 13% of appraisals in august, came in under list price. that's a big increase from just before the pandemic when it was around 7. chicago area broker advising sellers now to get into appraisal before listing their house. and then you at least have an idea of where it might shake o

even if you do have sunshine overhead, it's only in the 50's for areas like san francisco up through petaluma reyna. john, thank you for that. so we do still have hot spots out there like this one that popped up in los gatos. >> so this is 17 northbound south of wrote, they're all lanes currently closed at this hour. so a good alternate pretty much the only alternate with the highway 9 if you still need to get down there again, all lanes closed along highway 9 or highway 17 northbound south of on low road. a good alternate would be highway 9. this is down in los gatos some other hot spots that we've been talking about like this one. an overturned tractor trailer, 8.80 northbound at west tennyson wrote to 38 a good option. another accident popping just right behind southbound south a little road in hayward. so we definitely have been slower along 80 all throughout the morning down at fremont southbound scott creek road. we have an accident says 2 lanes are blocked. but as you're looking at the commute. doesn't look like we have about one at all. so traffic is making its way through as you're traveling the

john dennis is responding. >> for some councilman in san okay.hing down really begin to wonder about the san francisco republican party and their intentions and having someone who is so out of the the mainstream and who basically professes all he sort of outlandish conspiracy theories. it's a sad day. said republican party in san francisco has gotten to this point, people like this councilman or whoever it is, you know who will continue things on until someone actually does come out and commit some violence. we're going to meeting were to talk about ideas. we're going to agree where we agree. we're going to disagree where we disagree. >> and and that's it. that's what's going to happen. i mean, the party knows better. there's a lot of moderate side. you know, i have friends who are republicans and democrats to have someone who has caused so much to this to this and to give that person a platform. something tells me that people are afraid of a strong republican woman. the fire written who can get who will fight and ways, but the major republican w

john ramos, kpix 5. >>> with the heavy rain expected tomorrow, san francisco public works is providing up to 10 free sandbags for properties prone to flooding and you can pick them up at the operations yard at the marin street, kansas street bank and be sure to bring proof of address. >>> what's rain down here, snow up top. so along 80 in the sierra now shows the storm expecting to bring fresh snow to the higher elevations. if you are traveling there, be careful. we've got you covered through this wet weekend all the way through on air on cbsn bay area and on kpix.com. we'll have live radar, storm reports and special live reports as the storm moves through. >>> new at 5:00, oakland police just released a picture of a car connected to a gun battle between robbery suspects and a retired oakland pd captain. they are searching for this black, 2007 nissan sent a, a four-door with tinted windows, custom rims and a 49ers license plate frame and that number is 6atc357. investigators believe the robbery suspects took off in that sentra after the incident with the retired sheriff on thursday. joyner shhe was shot six

well, some of our warmer spots being in the south bay san jose at 76 degrees for really comfortable daytime high reyna. john, thank you for that. well, hills star verse and snickers. >> the 3 candies are all part of halloween. but one is not like the others in the minds of oral health professionals. also, according to san francisco oral surgeon chocolate is best for your teeth, which is why i eat chocolate all the time. that's because it washes off your tea the lot easier than some other candies and the darker the chocolate, the better doctor, eric char says remember the acronym texture rents 8 assess and timing limit hard candy drink water after eating candy candy with mills or after limit tart and tangy brands and brush but not right away. you can find more information on all of this ahead of halloween over on our website at kron 4 dot com. well, coming up the next hour, the midi service is warning that next week they're going to have to cut some service lines because of the shortage due to staffing. >> because of unvaccinated employees and health officials are advising those plan to go out this weekend t

john. let's take a look at the new video we this is the could the that is taking you towards san franciscobound one. oh, one, as you go through marin county and you can see well, visibility is not great. >> well, yeah. last time we talked to comey lies said looks fine there in santa rosa calming down. but if you head south 1, 1, towards san francisco to be driving into it. this is what that looks like. that's exactly what this video shows us the drive one. oh, one south heading towards san francisco for merced county gets heavier and heavier the farther south. you go can see those are good wiper blades like mine. >> but they're on high that indicates that she needs them on high. and so you're going want to do the same. leave. lots of extra time. see other leaving a lot of space to between cars. yeah. you want to do that this morning. we want to slow down so they don't hydroplane. and just you're going to have to kind of steer around a lot of accidents. lot of spinouts things are on the side of the road. so that i'm seeing leave extra >> 56 right now. and coming up, more team coverage of th

san francisco. so let's bring it home, john. yeah, this is that the mother nature she's coming through for us. with giant are giants. definitely going to do the work out there. but hey, weather is not going to hurt anything skies are beautiful and clear. we're going to stay dry and winds are going to be the most problematic for inland mountains and valleys. >> so right around oracle park. not all that bad of a day for a ball game. your view outside at our berkeley hills camera situated right above the east bay shows the very clear conditions were in the midst of compared to yesterday's conditions when it was very gray. it's pretty nice to