nothing but clear skies from our san jose county.apa. 74 in fairfield. 72340 livermore and you are looking at mount diablo with clear skies. gusty winds for part of the bay area. a few sprinkles. winds increase late tomorrow going into thursday. i want to show you the hourly forecast. while we have enjoyed clear skies, look at what happens as the system approaches. clouds will increase. tomorrow morning around 6:00 a.m., can't rule out a couple of sprinkles going into 9:00 a.m. along the coast maybe a little drizzle into the east bay valley. and then the clouds will thin out and move out of the picture tomorrow night. tomorrow morning sit going to be chilly especially with those winds easing overnight tomorrow. numbers will be in the 40's. 50's. make sure you bundle up before you live home. temperatures in the 50's to the low 70's inland. cloudier skies a little bit cooler and breezy conditions for your wednesday the accuweather seven-day forecast. gusty with fire danger with parts of the bay area on thursday. it will be warmer. the

damian trujillo is at san jose city hall with a debate over the money. >> reporter: san jose councilman matt mahan said the county should have administered the hazard pay better, that not every employee deserves it, and that angered county unions. the transit buses rolled throughout the pandemic, while most were sheltered at home. raj sting and his friends drove those buses. >> these folks didn't have a choice but they put not only their lives but their families' lives at risk. >> reporter: raj is one of the workers slated to receive a bonus, called hero's pay, going to every worker. that baffles matt mahan who is also running for mayor. >> i just have a problem with the county using federal relief funds to give bonuses to every single employee. >> reporter: today several county unions went on the offensive against mahan. >> matt mahan must apologize now. >> we denounce councilmember matt mahan's attack on working people. we demand he retract his statement. >> matt mahan should be ashamed of his actions. >> reporter: the county workers found it ironic that mahan himself was working from home today. he said he wan

a live look at san jose, santa clara county's health department is one of several that have been talking not if to loosen mask restrictions indoors but when and how. they could layout the criteria. decisions based on case numbers, vaccination rates, hospitalizations. santa cruz has lifted its mask mandate but it is up to each county health department how to proceed individually. the bay area does have a tendency to work as a whole rather than a piecemeal approach. we'll keep our eye on that today. >> thank you. >>> a live look from chase center where warriors started their preseason at home with a two point win over the nuggets. the real victory was in the stands. >> andria borba with how they're viewing the first full house in 574 days. >>> seats filled ready for warriors basketball. >> it does feel like first day of school gitters. >> fans say it feels like opening day 2.0. it was cut short by the covid- 19 pandemic and ensuing nba shut down, a full capacity crowd of 18,000 ready to give a full throated welcome back to the court. >> i was excited all day long. i was texting "the game i

san mateo and santa clara. they will not be issuing modifications to masking rules right now. they are going to stick to the rules that all of the bay area counties agreed to this week. san jose residents in japan town are feeling mask fatigue but fine with the rules for now. >> nobody likes to wear a mask. my ears hurt all the time from wearing t but it's more important to keep everybody safe. >> if they get rid of indoor masking, it's fine either way. people who want to mask will mask. >> in san jose,. >>> there are three benchmarks your county must hit before moving forward. county health officers are warning people it might be a while before we meet the requirements to drop indoor mask requirements, the first requirement is covid casecount. high, substantial, moderate low, health officers say the county must meet the cdc's yellow, which is the moderate transmission tier. you can see none of the nine counties. they're all in orange or red or the substantial tier. napa is still in the red, the high transmission tier and one more important point, the county must say in the tier for three weeks. the second requirement is hospitalizations. health officers say they must be low

the only warnings we are seeing is out towards solano county. san jose, 75 degrees, with a northwest wind at 9. notice blue skies outside. this time tomorrow, though, may begin to see some changes. we're looking at air quality back into the moderate range for the east and south bay, due to particulate matter pollution from wildfires. so if you're wonder bring is the smoke coming from out of the south during the day tomorrow, this is wildfire smoke. a change in the wind also bring smoke up the coast. so in will give us hazy skies on friday. so another chilly start, you'll want a thick coat, not a light jacket for the morning. numbers in the 40s for most of the bay area. the temperatures tomorrow, 83 in san jose. east san jose at 87 degrees. temperatures, mid 80s tomorrow. oakland, 80 degrees tomorrow. peninsula temperatures in the low 80s from san mateo down to palo alto. downtown san francisco, in the 70s tomorrow. you see the north bay, numbers in the mid 80s. expecting similar conditions on saturday. now, if you have to take your pick of outdoor plans

san jose police. ama: a man was arrested after a 14 hour standoff and hostage situation start shortly after 11:00 last night in a home on east hills drive in san jose. enter clark county sheriff's sake the suspect surrendered peacefully and was arrested. his father was not hurt. dan: a fire burning north of santa barbara has just exploded in size to 8000 acres. the alice all fire it started yesterday afternoon, field by extremely dry conditions, wind gusts up to 70 miles an hour. the santa barbara county firefighter shut this fire today. -- this video today. the one-to-one 01 is closed today. there fighting to protect ronald reagan's iconic branch. this fire a 0% contained. a brush fire burned about four acres in marin county today. strong response from fire crews appears to help get things under control fairly quickly. no evacuation orders were issued. in napa county, crews ama: are keeping close watch to make sure the newell fire does not crop up again. tonight, it is 100% contained. crews spent most of the days monitoring for a few hotspots. >> we have five engines, dude -- two dozers and trying to contain this fire. ama: the focus is shifting to figure out the cau

san jose. marin county is easing its mask mandate in limited indoor settings with fewer than 100 people that could apply to gyms, offices, religious meetings and college classes. in order to qualify for the exemption from the mask mandate. organizers must verify that everyone entering is locato cannot be open to the general public, and the host employer organizer must maintain a list of everyone present. that limited easing of the mask mandate goes into effect on october 15th just one week from today. alright, moving to this now. what a difference a few weeks makes. last month we were reporting on fires evacuations. and poor air quality around lake tahoe. well, today we had this snow. this is from sugar bowl ski resort, which reports three inches and remains on target to open on november 26. that's the day after thanksgiving. north star, palisades, tahoe and heavenly also have made some nice reports some nice snow in that area early this morning, rosemary. certainly a beautiful sight to see what we've been dealing with what we have been dealing with last month. oh yes, absolutely. just a few inche

san jose city council members. ktvu is azenith smith has the latest on who's running. after much speculation, santa clara county supervisor cindy tshamba's made it official on thursday, announcing she is running for san jose mayor. she made that announcement outside her home. surrounded by supporters. chavez has served on the board of supervisors for nearly 10 years and was one san jose's vice mayor. her campaign slogan. as a city of equals. i want to live in a city of equals. a city where birthplace and birthright and birth colour and birth. gender do don't make a difference. the longtime politician is the latest candidate to toss her hat in the ring. i was never supposed to run for office, just graduating from high school meant to find the odds. san jose native and former san jose police officer raul paralysis says his focus is on affordable housing and homelessness and the lack of coordination the councilman sees. among various stakeholders, for instance, when the city is building affordable housing development, it's the county coming in providing the supported services that will be ongoing. we need to be in

. >>> santa clara county has already set up a vaccination station at the fairgrounds in san jose for children between the ages of 5 and 11. the county has ordered 55,000 doses of pfizer's kids vaccine. >>> another sign fire season is getting closer to ending. cal fire lifting some of the suspensions on burn permits. that means counties will be allowed to burn provided proper permits are in place. >>> let's get a look at the forecast. it seems like all that rain certainly helped the firefighting efforts. >> it did. it put an end to that fire season. it was really great to see with all of the heavy rain that fell across much of northern california also making it into central california with some good rainfall totals. we're still drying out as we take a look outside at the bay bridge. temperatures starting out nice and mild. it's going to be very much like yesterday but just a little bit warmer during the mid afternoon. highs heading into the mid to upper 70s inland. livermore reaching about 75 degrees. >> watching green sensors changing color like the fall leaves but not right now. ever

a live look in san jose where santa clara county health department is one of several bay area departmentsing not if to loosen mask restrictions but when and how. they could be laying out the criteria today. decisions will be based on numbers, vaccination rates. it is up it each county to decide how to proceed. the bay area usually does move as a whole rather than using a piecemeal approach. we're going to keep our eye on all of it. >> thanks. >>> 6:57, time for a look at top stories. >> pfizer requested fda authorization to begin covid vaccine use in kids 5 to 11. fda advisers are scheduled to debate later this month. if regulators agree shots can begin in a matter of weeks. >>> booster shots available to san mateo residents. third doses will be administered at mass vaccination clinic open from 9:00 to 4:00. >>> giants will face dodgers in national league series. game one is tomorrow with first pitch at 6:37. >>> facebook whistleblower is expected to meet with the house committee investigating january 6th insurrection as early as today. lawmakers want to ask frances haugen might have been

the county has set u the san jose fairgrounds. it's specifically for children between the ages of 5 and 11. the county has offered 55,000 doses of the pfizer kids vaccine. those doses should arrive in a few days. now get your booster shot asap. that's the message from governor newsom today. newsom got his booster at the asian health clinic services in oakland. the governor got johnson & johnson the first time around, but today he opted for a moderna booster. he said he wanted to emphasize the point that you can mix and match booster shots. >>> okay. from booster shots to vaccines for kids, you have a loft question, i'm sure. and we're here to help you. visit our website, nbcbayarea.com. we've got a lot of information on there. right now it's in our trending bar. five questions that parents have about covid vaccines for young kids. and then the answers from some of our top experts. >>> new at 11:00, the millennium tower gets the green light. our investigative unit has learned that today san francisco gave the millennium tower permis

there are already eight costco stores in that county, including five in san josÉ alone. be right back. >>> 4:55 right now. the long-time manager of bob melvin is moving on after managing the a's for 11 seasons. melvin grew up there and has agreed to go to the padres even though he was still on contract. >>> and then it's called colin in black and white. it shows a young kaepernick -- >> we can change the game! we can write new moves. radiate our show, take back our power -- >> if you are interested in watching this series, it's on netflix and coming up for you at midday, we will speak with the main character, the actor playing kaepernick as a teenager and he tells about telling the former 49ers story. >>> kari is tracking the weekend forecast for us. >> yeah, we're getting ready for halloween and a lot of our inland areas. we have sunshine in our sunday forecast, and it's also going to be kind of bone chilling and chilly as we are going into the weekend, it's going to go come down a few degrees. we'll talk more about this and what is ahead, coming up next. >>> looking ov

county workers are going to be receiving what's being called hero? pay. kron four's. rob fladeboe has the details. he's live in san jose. to hear this. >> well, that's right. santa clara county's top official tells me the county is responsible for one of the best responses, the pandemic of any county in the entire nation and therefore they deserve to be rewarded. here's more. >> the santa clara county board of supervisors has given the green light to a plan to pay pandemic bonuses to some 22,000 county workers, full-time employees will get 2000, $500 each. well part timers will receive payments prorated based on hours worked. his county executive doctor jeff smith. >> everybody participated in everybody who works for the county was a disaster service worker and they did their part as was needed. so some people were nurses and doctors. some people were doing financial work money for the bonuses. 76 million dollars. >> will come from the 187 million. the county received from the american rescue plan act which stipulated some of the funds be earmarked for hero pay the county's response to the pandemic led to job in shift c

in san jose, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. or none of the southeast, where countyoffice on bill symbols of hope today to greet people coming out of incarceration as they work to improve their lives. the funded a mural at the senate clara county office of reentry services in san jose. it was revealed this morning. the mural features butterflies bright sun and hence reaching out to help. the center says it was created to represent unity and resilience for people transit transitioning from a low point in their lives. many are hungry, cold, barefoot, homeless, scared and hopeless. having our like this sends a message that we are here to help. we have faith in their capabilities, and we will work together with them to meet their needs. the office will celebrate its 10th anniversary in february. by then, it says it will have had more than 100,000 visits from people recently released from custody and in need of resources. humane society. silicon valley says a generous donation will help them expand veterinary care. michelle oats, deccan and peter debt can have donated $10

san jose. for the alameda county fair, we'll also see some nice weather there in pleasanton.on the east bay commute. >> yeah. it's right on schedule, which means we have the backup at places like the bay bridge toll plaza. we're at capacity for the non-hov lanes. typical slowing. highway 12 there. highway 29 with that earlier car fire clearing up there. more slowing through pleasanton. everything else, we're okay. >>> coming up next, the bay area's signature coastal fog is on its way out forever? that's a question a lot of people have. concerns some scientists have the fog is slowly fading from view. and what this all has to do with our climate in crisis. >>> in washington, it is down to the wire. we think we have a deal. at least among democrats we have details as well. if you're working from home, you're probably driving less. maybe a lot less. at metromile, we think you should be paying less for your car insurance; a lot less. and paying less doesn't mean getting less. with metromile's per-mile pricing... what you pay is based on how many miles you actually drive. so, you

not to wait to get that extra shot kron four's dan kerman live at the santa clara county administration building in san joseh more on that than they want folks who are eligible to get >>is that very large group out people are eligible for a booster shot, a news conference friday santa clara county health officials encouraged all those eligible, not to wait and get their covid-19 booster shot now what we now know about the vaccines as they're very safe and they're very effective and the protection has waned over time. >>and that's why boosters are now recommended health officials are making the push because right now only 40% of those 65 years of age and older in santa clara county have gotten their booster and that's the most vulnerable group if you're 65 or not we really want you to get out there and kick your booster health officials are also encouraging boosters for those 18 and up in nursing care facilities. those who live or work in high-risk settings and those with underlying medical conditions to the list of underlying medical conditions includes everything from being to having high blood pressure to

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some people in san jose reported it 4:45 this evening, p.m. centered near san simeon at monterey county line where the hearst castle is by the way. no reports of damages or injuries. >>> san francisco may become first city in country to mandate paid sick leave for domestic workers, including nannies and house cleaners. two supervisors introduce the ordinance foam. >> morales came to the country from venezuela in 2001, for a decade worked as nanny. remembers going to work sick. >> many times, definitely more than 30 times. >> reporter: during that time, she wishes she had access to sick leave. >> i'm having any sort of pain from physical labor of domestic work, would be so important to have actual paid time off and not just take time unpaid. >> reporter: supervisor rowan wants to make that happen. tomorrow will be introducing ordinance to give domestic workers equal access to paid sick leave. >> what the legislation does is directs office of economic and work force development to contract with a company to create an app. >> reporter: that app would be used by domestic workers and employe

it's not a major concern for anywhere south of contra costa county. san jose starting to calm down. out of pleasant hill for south 680, and the walnut creek interchange, there's a crash shy of the interchange. we will use main street as your marker there. it's blocking your far right lanes if you are heading south. there's a number of vehicles on the shoulder that are a distraction. slowing south 242, and that's the early slowdown with the build off highway 4 out of pittsburg. and also 37 and the bay bridge shows a slower drive as well. things are slowing down from the toll plaza down the incline. we do have a build, nothing major, but across the span a little slowing. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> it's 6:09 right now. ahead on "today in the bay," what school leaders are saying about what is leading to the decrease in students. >>> a little bit of twitter teasing. let's me say that, twitter teasing or even trolling. i will get it together. let's get the futures out there. the dow jones up 44 points on the open. >>> first, the pandemic ebt card for families struggling to make it

san jose. is growing. after much speculation, santa clara county supervisor cindy tshamba's made it official on thursday, announcinghe is running for san jose mayor. she made that announcement outside her home, surrounded by supporters. chavez has served on the board of supervisors for nearly 10 years and was one san jose's vice mayor. her campaign slogan. as a city of equals. i want to live in a city of equals. a city where birthplace and birthright and birth, colour and birth. gender do don't make a difference. the longtime politician is the latest candidate to toss her hat in the ring. i was never supposed to run for office, just graduating from high school meant to find the odds. san jose native and former san jose police officer raul paralysis says his focus is on affordable housing and homelessness and the lack of coordination the councilman sees. among various stakeholders, for instance, when the city is building affordable housing development, it's the county coming in providing the supported services that will be ongoing. we need to be in my mind collaborating cooperating much better. we added 300 new poli

san mateo county and santa clara county. they said they will not be issuing any qualifications right now. they'll stick to the rule that all the bay area counties agreed to this week. san jose residents i talked to in japan town are feeling mask fatigued. >> my ear hurts all the time from wearing it. i think it is more important to keep everybody safe. >> if they get rid of it, it is fine either way. people who want to mask will mask of the. >> nbc bay area news. >>> a glimmer of home for the troubled millennium tower. crews will move forward with a key test that could help determine if it is safe to restart the fixing process for the leaning high rise. some experts fear could it make the tilting tower lean even more. the city of san francisco required millennium to bring in an independent expert to advise if it is safe to continue the project. that consultant just gave the green light. they will start a three-foot wide hole next thursday to design a steel casing designed to hole a support pile. the plan requires all work to stop immediately if the building settles more than a quarter of an inch at the corner of mission and fremont street. it is currently leaning more than

today, santa clara county health officials encourage people not to wait to get that extra shot. >> kron four's. dan kerman has more from san jose. for many, a booster is strongly recommended santa clara county health officials say now is the time for all those eligible to get their covid-19 booster shot. >> especially the most vulnerable 65 and older need to have that booster and should be boosted as long as you're 6 months out, health officials are making the push because right now only 40% of that age group in santa clara county has gotten the booster, the uptake of boosters is not what we anticipated. anticipated. >> a much swifter up taken boosters. one possible explanation is that the public is confused. >> health officials are also encouraging boosters for those 18 and up in nursing care facilities. those who live or work in high-risk settings and those with underlying medical conditions. >> that could be anything so people who have diabetes. people have no health issues, people who are all of those conditions are included. so we highly highly recommend that the vaccine big event. and while the push today was for booster

a little for san jose and areas further down into monterey county as well.m moves out, this is just the beginning of a pretty active weather pattern. so much so i wanted to show you this great shot of lake tahoe. the reason i'm showing you this is because with that incoming cold front we've expecting snow and the national weather service issued a winter weather advisory. highest at 7,000 feet and could result in dangerous road travel and remains in effect through monday. friends heading to lake tahoe, check the travel conditions. out he'd to give you an idea, rounding out, first system passes through sunday. by middle of the week heading into wednesday. north bay will see some of that rain. then a little bit of rain pushed through on thursday, but gets really active heading into friday and next weekend for the entire bay area. we're expecting widespread rain. this going to be our best chance of seeing higher accumulations when it comes to the long-range outlook. your model now, look at this. ten-day rain totals heading into october 25th. finally accumulation

and we're starting to see some moderate pockets popping up in areas like san jose and eastern solano county expecting more of that this afternoon. highs will be most comfortable towards the coastline 70's for coastal areas. beautiful day for drive down highway one over. not at 71 today millbrae 85 in warm. well, getting hot the further south of the peninsula. you get san carlos at 88 in san jose in the south bay 89 campbell, a scatter morgan hill as well as all of our inland east bay, area's climbing well into the 90's east bay shoreline from fremont in through oakland up to richmond all in the 80's hot spots today danville in walnut creek each at 96 degrees low 90's in vacaville antioch pittsburgh sonoma, petaluma and center fell and more of those same numbers come tomorrow and sunday monday we start to turn the corner still hot, but at least backing off the heat a little bit by wednesday and thursday of next week. our inland areas will be just as hot as our base, our coastal areas are today coastal spots today in the 70's by next thursday. that's as hot as our inland areas will be getting

. >> the santa clara county administration building in san jose with more. for many, a booster is strongly recommended santa clara county health officials say now is the time for all those eligible to get their covid-19 booster shot. >> especially the most vulnerable 65 and older need to have that booster and should be boosted as long as you're 6 months out, health officials are making the push because right now only 40% of that age group in santa clara county has gotten the booster, the uptake of boosters is not what we anticipated. anticipated. >> a much swifter up taken boosters. one possible explanation is that the public is confused. >> health officials are also encouraging boosters for those 18 and up in nursing care facilities. those who live or work in high-risk settings and those with underlying medical conditions. >> that could be anything. so people who have diabetes people had no health issues, people who are all of those conditions are included. so we highly highly recommend that the vaccine big event. and while the push today was for booster sho

coming up on ktvu news at four for now live in san jose outside the santa clara county hall of justicefox two news now, right, brooks. thank you for that white house is making plans to expand access to covid-19 vaccines to children. as young as five years of age. casey stegall has the very latest now from dallas. 28 million kids are about to get access to covid vaccines. the white house announcing plans to roll out fighter shots for 5 to 11 year olds, which are expected to be available at pharmacies and doctors offices by next month. the fda and cdc will meet over the next two weeks. and when formal approval is given doses will start shipping within hours, federal health officials say. all the data shows the vaccine is safe and effective for children. we worked with pfizer to modify the packaging of the pediatric doses to make it easier for pediatricians and other providers to provide vaccines to children. the announcement comes as more vaccine requirements are going into effect across the country. in new york city, a mandate was announced wednesday for all city workers. including poli

san jose. the santa clara county sheriff's deputies say they got a disturbance call involving a weapon.y did not release details on how many people were inside the home, only saying this afternoon that no one was hurt. larry: the santa clara district attorney's office says a woman is facing charges after throwing drunken parties for teenagers. the das office says the 47-year-old provided them with alcohol and then encouraged young teens to participate in sex acts, sometimes nonconsensual and sometimes while she watched. in some cases the da said she would use snapchat or text teenagers, inviting them to her home. she faces 39 criminal counts. she now lives in idaho and is being held in boise, pending extradition. kristen: a palo alto man is facing multiple felony charges, including a hate crime for violently attacking two people and a police dog early this morning. police say the 26-year-old accosted a woman near university avenue after she left the house party with two friends. according to investigators, he attacked a man when he tried to help the woman, knocking him unconscious. >> d

county. hundreds apply for vaccine exceptions in san jose, and the majority are approved up next illegal expertand dr weighs in. and the county, urging people to get their booster shots after two vaccin women with underlying conditions die from covid 19, also an impasse in washington, d. c the latest on budget negotiations as republicans and democrats disagree over whether to raise the debt ceiling. and historic day at talladega, joe fonzi will explain coming up a little later in sports. subway has so much new i ran out of time in the last ad... so i'll take it from here. sorry steph. spokesperson refresh! refresh wait, what? subway® just upped their bread game with the help of some world-class bakers. lookin' at you nance. gotta refresh to be fresh. how many people are in this ad? that means freshly baked new artisan italian and hearty multigrain. hmm, that would go good with... seriously? i didn't even get to finish. ugh, see you next commerc... i didn't even get to finish. workers to be fully vaccinated by november. 29th that's a condition of their employment. the rule applies to all city st

san jose,. >>> in june of last year san jose city council voted to remove an environment project for the project. neighbors are now challenging to that. >>> bill clinton could be released from an orange county hospital as early as tomorrow. his wife and daughter were spotted arriving at uc irvine medical hospital today. diagnosed with sepsis from aure theiry tract infection. >>> in other news kobe bryant's widow might have to take a psychiatric exam as part of her lawsuit against la county. she filed a civil lawsuit against the county after photos leaked of the helicopter crash that killed her husband and daughter. attorneys have argued they need a psychiatric exam. her attorneys say it is unreasonable and it doesn't take an expert to understand her emotional distress. >>> will keep some big film projects on schedule in hollywood. the stage employee unions had threatened a walk out over benefits, wages and also safety standards. now while the exact details are not being released film and tv production is expected to be able to be continued. the bill still needs to be voted on and ratified by the members before it becomes official. >>> as the atrot fier continues to burn and for once they kn

santa clara county is home to the second largest vietnamese population outside of vietnam. ktvu is. azenith smith joins us live in east san jose getting a tour as nick. well county leaders say there is nothing like it in the country. take a look. it will be a one stop shop tailored to vietnamese americans to get vital health services. i purpose room county staff showing off santa clara county's new vietnamese american service centre in east san jose off to lien center roads ahead of saturday's big grand opening. this gleaming building behind me is almost ready to open its doors. and this is a culmination of years and years of work. the idea for the center began in 2011 after a county health assessment of the vietnamese american community found alarming stats. vietnamese american women were five times more likely to be diagnosed with cervical cancer. vietnamese people had high rates of asthma, but because of cultural and language barriers, they struggled to get health care. what we really started to glean was that we needed a very specific approach to making sure that we could keep the vietnamese american community. healthy the

san jose. the school is one of two santa clara county high schools to receive a bomb threat today. san jose. police now say the same phone number used was used to make both threats. threats were called in. shortly before two o'clock, the school was evacuated and officers conducted a complete search of the campus were told. in mountain view students and staff at st francis high school were forced off campus because of a bomb threat. police say this threat was called in at about 12 30 this afternoon, and officers are continuing to do what methodical sweep of the campus. an investigation is underway after three year old boy was shot. while riding in the car with his dad on a freeway in oakland. the shooting happened on interstate 5 80 near the fontaine street over crossing. police say the toddlers father was traveling eastbound around 10 30 last night when someone in another vehicle started shooting at them. the boy was sitting in the back seat and was shot in the foot. the toddler is in stable condition. the father was not hurt. police continue to look for a motive. also in oakland, investigat

that event is going to be at the county government building in san jose. we're going to bring you live report and updated coverage over on our streaming app on kron, on. for your money this morning. if you dread getting gas, you're not alone these days, whether it's regular mid grade a premium gas prices are about a dollar higher than they were one year ago. felicia bolton has more on what's fueling the soaring prices. >> prices at the pump are leaving some drivers stop people trying to travel and costing us more >> makes average cost of gas is on the rise yet again. >> and it's hitting most americans, right where it hurts that i 1520 like $3040. and you're saying just tear gas. the reason for that is simple. >> crude oil prices. the price tag on crude is close to $80. a barrel fueling the rise in gas prices to nearly a dollar over a year ago. >> and it comes at a time when consumers usually see a fall dip in gas prices after summertime travel. but not this year. andrew grows with triple a says depending on where you live, you might not see a drastic incre

very positive of doing, that we will probably fill up in town and so will san jose and so will coopertina. not just our county will benefit. places like san francisco, even santa cruz will benefit because every bed in town is going to get taken. >> reporter: it's not a done deal. 17 other cities are in the running, including seattle and los angeles. fifa will choose ten with the winners announced in six to ten months. >>> it's time to hit the slopes. grab your skis, boards, the paliasdes tahoe opened today. there was four feet of snow. this is the third time in the resort's 72-year history that it has had an october opening. skiing -- i'm so used to it around thanksgiving. this is a month earlier than we expected. >> a couple years where we are no skiing by thanksgiving. >> it was dry. >> this is great news. >> second snowiest october on record. a lot of traffic. so many are out there. i saw costumes in the car where you are driving somewhere. we know a lot of you are headed out tonight to get that pre-halloween celebration going on. i wanted to make sure you get a look at what you can expect if you are heade

county. she arrived at san jose's airport today. her there in the wheelchair investigators say she got teens as young as 14 drunk at her home. encourage them to take part in sex acts sometimes non-consensual a mother from los gatos came to the airport to express her outrage. i just wanted to be here to support those that are in school that at work right now, and i was hoping to get a chance to be able to see her and scream at her she won 100% light to us. o'connor faces 39 counts or two teenage sons have been removed from her custody a college friend of elizabeth holmes's brother took the stand in her trial today in san jose testifying about his time wo at theranos. daniel edlin worked as a sen. project manager and says his job included scripted tours for potential investors and hiding certain areas of the lab from important visitors edlund also said that he set up decoy blood testing devices homes is accused of misleading doctors and investors in the blood testing company that she founded high-end butcher shop and restaurant that b

at the federal courthouse in san jose evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. finish clara countyavez is joining the race for san jose mayor chavez has served on the board of supervisors for nearly 10 years now. that was in fact, vice mayor of san jose reyes. sam liccardo will term out next year. shoppers his campaign slogan is quote a city of equals. i want to live in a city of equals. a city where birthplace and birthright and birth colour and birth. gender do don't make a difference. she'll face a growing field of candidates, including former san jose police officer raul paralysis and to san jose city council members dave davis and matt mahan. the primary set for june 7th. former california senator barbara boxer, is endorsing a candidate for mayor of los angeles state representative karen bass announced monday that she is entering the race for the mayor of l. a. and boxer says she's worked with the congresswoman for years and says bass has exactly what it takes to be a great mayor. intelligence experience, compassion and toughness. bass has racked up a list of veteran californi

san jose. let's go to contra costa and alameda counties. livermore 92 degrees. voyage, 88., oakland to hayward in the 80s. to the peninsula, 85 in redwood city. to the beaches, 70s in half moon bay, san francisco also 78, and downtown 78 in the mission. to the at the marina, up in the 50s. and wine country from nappo to sonoma and santa rosa, continuing the trends of the low 80s. bring the hat and the spf. a nice time to be had by everyone. we will see similar weather into monday. after that, bigtime changes. look at how the temperatures drop once we hit next tuesday, wednesday, thursday, and friday. 70s across the inland valleys. those are concord's temperatures, those cooler temperatures are coming with the possibility of rain. the better bet of heavier rain would be to our north. but we get in on shower chances next friday the 8th into the 10th. on and off chances. we could see those rain possibilities increase a little bit more. again, that's what we are looking at at this point. in san francisco, the 60s are coming back as we roll through next week's forecast. again, t

. >> santa clara county is also getting ready with vaccination sites set up at the fairgrounds in san josecan also go to your regular provider. the county of santa clara has been ordering doses of the abou masking is tied to kids vaccinations. >> we've been saying while our rates have come down, why are we still wearing masks. bay area health leaders say we have to hit that 80% vaccination rate for the total population or we have to continue to mask for eight weeks following authorization for kids 5-11. >>> trending right now, a wedding surprise to remember. two southern california brides were stunned when a famous face crashed their wedding ceremony. >> it was none other than tom hanks. he came by to tell the newlyweds that their wedding was one of the most beautiful ceremonies he's ever seen. hanks watched the ceremony from afar and came over to congratulate them afterwards. he even took a picture with the newlyweds there. >> there's no crying in weddings. [ laughter ] >> that's a nice surprise. let's take a look at the forecast for today. meteorologist kari hall has a look at what we ca

a standoff in san jose, ended peacefully this afternoon. the santa clara countyys it began last night with the report of a domestic dispute. a 38 year old man took his father hostage inside a home on east hills drive. negotiators spoke with the man overnight and through most of today until he finally surrendered peacefully this afternoon. no one was hurt. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 6 30, a grieving families pleading for help to find the person who killed a father of four in san jose, the victim gunned down in front of his own children. ktvu crime reporter henry lee is more on the family and who the police are looking for in his death. this is a senseless killing. this killing occurred in front of the victim's wife and daughter, marco antonio santos was shot and killed in front of his kids in south san jose back in june the day he turned 33. it happened at an apartment complex on the woods drive off west capital. and snell, a woman who lives nearby described what she heard. right after we heard the gunshot, we heard tires screeching. and then, like five

. >> chavez was a county supervisor and previously served on the san jose city council, and she joins three current councilmembers, in the race to replace mayor sam accardo, who has turned out. the election, a little over eight months away in june. >>> still to come, evidence is growing at hardening your home can save it. this one survived the caldor fire. >> he was laughing when he saw the video. >> holy smokes. >>> we discovered if you are looking for a break from your insurance company, good luck. >>> a major airline just started jettisoning workers who won't get a covid vaccine. >>> later but you could call this a very lucky break. the close call on one san francisco street. (background talking and laughing) ♪ ♪ (child) ...some people just go there immediately... at kaiser permanente, your entire care team is connected. so even a routine appointment can save your life. i am so glad you did this mammogram, so we can detect it early. everything looks great with your eyes, and i see you're due for a mammogram. should we schedule it? oh yeah that'd be great. a leader in the prevention

san jose. >>> gaining ground, the estrada fire in santa cruz county is 90% contained.arted as a controlled burn last friday but it quickly got out of control prompting evacuations. cal fire will be conducting an internal review. about 150 acres have burned so far near watsonville. >>> for those of us here 30 years ago, this is an anniversary we will never forget. october 19, 1991. the oakland berkeley firestorm ignited near the called cot and killed 25 people. more than 3,000 homes were also destroyed. >> it was like a parking lot. you couldn't move. the cars were from the top of the hill. >> reporter: gordon made it out alive but 25 others did not. >> people literally had to run for it. >> reporter: more than 3,000 homes were destroyed including the father of mayor libby schaaf's father. >> we went through everything. >> reporter: 30 years ago, robert lipp was a rookie firefighter on his day off. he just happened to live right on the edge of the fire. >> you just have to maintain your vigilance, readiness at all times. not just as a firefighter but as a community memb

they're talking about that this morning at the government county building in san jose. and we're going bring it to live on our streaming app kron on. hundreds of people rallied in san francisco. they were speaking out against recent restrictions on women's reproductive rights like the new texas anti-abortion law and also they wanted to remember rosy hue men as she's a woman who died in 1997 because she couldn't get a safe and legal abortion. she didn't have the money and she ended up going to a non-licensed non-regulated black market abortion clinic and she ended up dying as a result. >> well happening today. we have the supreme court beginning its new term and issues like abortion, guns, religion. they're all going to be on the agenda. the justices are going to be back in person for the first time in the last 18 months because of the pandemic, although except for justice brett kavanaugh. he won't be there. he tested positive for covid last week. so instead he'll be participating in today's arguments remotely. for your money this morning. another round of california sti

the system began rolling out in 2018 with new weather radar stations in sonoma county and san jose.the newest one will be installed in the east bay by thanksgiving for more are set to be installed by 2024. official winter weather predictions for the united states are out. as of this morning, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration held a virtual media briefing this morning to explain that whether than average conditions will favor the northwest. while southern california will experience drier conditions. drop conditions are forecast to persist in developing the southwest. in southern plains. while in the pacific, northwest northern california, the upper midwest. in hawaii are likely to experience drought improvement. know what officials say this weather pattern is due to land media conditions. we'll see stephen a minute here, and you can also track the rain any time on your phone. when you download the ktvu weather app. you'll have access to an interactive radar as well as our by our forecasts. some other news now an artist in oakland is in shock after watching surveilla

san jose. rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >> sonoma county health officials have outlined plans to vaccinate roughly 37,000 children ages 5 to 11 with the covid vaccine. this will happen. of course, once the vaccine is approved by federal regulators that is expected sometime next month. the county's campaign will seek to vaccinate half of kids in that age group by january 31st of next year and trying to get 70% of eligible kids inoculated by march of 2022, the fda authorized the pfizer vaccine for 12 to 15 year olds in may. nearly 68% of kids in that age group in sonoma county have now received at least one dose of the vaccine. there is a substitute teacher shortage here in the bay area in oakland. education. officials say that the profession was already struggling to recruit new teachers. then covid happened making it even more challenging and now the oakland education association says that they are looking into increasing pay by 50%. hayward and fremont education. officials have also reported teacher shortages. so city leaders in berkeley are turning to technology to try to help curb gun crime. th

county's vietnamese american community. the service center will open for tours on saturday afternoon in san jose's little saigon. it is for mental and dental services with free childcare. it was designed to accommodate thousands that were not getting county health services. >>> now, to the high sierra and boy, look at all of that snow coming down tonight. it is still october it is looking a lot more like winter in the truckie area. >> yes. more rain on the way. both rain around here and snow in the high sierra. all sorts of good news. we are dry right now. chilly for the rest of tonight with clear skies over head. the temperatures will drop down into the 40s across most of the bay area. the rain returns already tomorrow evening and tomorrow night. that is just the next in a series of systems with the unsettled pattern continuing through the workweek and early next week. let's focus on the next chance of rain that will arrive late tomorrow. for most of the day you will see a mix of clouds and sunshine. gradually more and more cloud cover as the system approaches us. the showers do not move into the north bay until

investigators are asking anyone with information on this case to call the san mateo county sheriff's office. and in the south bay san jose police and the fire arson team are investigating after a school was damaged by early morning fire at the san jose fire department says they arrived around 6 o'clock this morning to find the main office at cornerstone academy. preparatory school up in flames. firefighters believe the fire started outside the building and then extended to the roof and inside the office. several small fires were also started before the school caught on fire officials detained a man who was in the area acting oddly, they say. and they're now investigating if he is responsible for the fires. we have some new video now into the kron 4 news room of hillary clinton leaving the eu see irvine medical center where her husband, former president bill clinton is currently in the hospital. according to his team, the former president remains in the icu as a precautionary measure for your logical infection that has spread to his blood. the spokesperson is saying that clinton is on the mend and in good spirits. it's un

there are eight costco stores in santa clara county, including eight in san josÉ alone. >>> robbers targetof a tv reality star. who police are looking for after one real housewife was held at gunpoint. >>> a new push surrounding chesa boudin. the records one san francisco leader wants to release, and it's all on our website. you can go there. nbcbayarea.com. it's 5:55. [ eerie music playing ] trick or treat! ♪ ♪ he is coming for me... but i'm coming for him. happy halloween michael. in business, setbacks change everything. so get comcast business internet and add securityedge. it helps keep your network safe by scanning for threats every 10 minutes. and unlike some cybersecurity options, this helps protect every connected device. yours, your employees' and even your customers'. so you can stay ahead. grk how you can add comcast business securityedge. plus for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. call today. >>> 5:58. welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> new this morning, the department of justice is settling with those families of nine peopl