. > >> young student athlete standig out on san marin high school football team. >> i want younger girls to knowy can play. >> a young wide receiver makingl history. > >> president joe biden is in son california. air force one touched down in los angeles last last night. the president is arriving before crucial mid-term mid-term elections. he is on a two day visit to tout his administration's accomplishments administration's accomplishments administration's accomplishments administration's accomplishments administration's accomplishments administration's accomplishments administration's accomplishments administration's accomplishments administration's accomplishments administration's accomplishments administration's ac and attend a democratic fund raiser. tomorrow he is expected to talk about lowering costs fon families. after days of angry protests, former l.a. city council president martinez has resigned over a racist conversation heard in a leaked audio recording. martinez made racist comments about black son of a white council members along along with other remarks. protes are callin

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as the unbeaten san marin jv football team arrives for another game, the spotlight lately has been on katie martin. >> my coach told me in the quarterback that we were going to make history this year. that's what we did. >> the 5'5 slot receiver isn't the best player, doesn't even start, but she doesn't miss a game. >> she walked in one morning and and said i want to play football, and i'm like what? surely you mean soccer. and she said no, boys football. >> i have never coached a girl before or anything, and i asked her, what does she expect out of of me? and she said absolutely nothing, just treat me like everybody else. >> she is my little girl so seeing her out there with these boys, they are big and tough, they don't take it easy on her. >> i get hit pretty hard i dont don't understand why people get so scared about it. >> what is so special about martin? in only her second year of organized football, on an october afternoon, this happene. this happened. >> into the end zone for the touchdown, katie martin. >> the first young lady to score score a touchdown in school history. >>

san marin mustangs, there's a player player with big numbers, doesn't doesn't even start. and stepped into the history books with one catch. let's take you to marin county. >> reporter: as the unbeaten football team arrives for another game, the spotlight lately has been on katie martin. martin. >> mike took coach told me in the quarterback we were going to to make history this year, that's what we did. >> reporter: on an october afternoon at san rafael high school, this happened. >> quick outcome into the end zone for the touchdown to katie martin, what a touchdown! >> martin became the first young young lady to score a touchdown in school history. >> you get the huddle and you're you're lined up what was going through your mind? >> a lot. it's a lot of pressure. we practiced the catch catch before to perfect it, and it went perfectly. >> reporter: the video went viral on social media. martin's message, as she waits for her number to be called. >> i want younger girls to know that they can play. that's what i want. a lot of people saw the video and they will understand tha

in a crowded election field the biggest sign on san marin drive. for one of the smallest races. teeth gives jensen could give everybody one of these cards. she's a candidate running for school board and then novato unified school district. school board jensen is a mom of two recent novato graduates and a local business owner. we met up with her in the final weeks of her campaign while she was walking her district door knocking and then we're gonna walk up that way. i have walked my entire district once at least once and now i'm on my second go-round again, and the number one thing that people are concerned about is the financial well-being of the district and that's where we need to keep our focus on our campaign flyer. jenson talks about the abcs which she describes as accountability back to basics and children first what's not obvious from reading it is that jensen is one of the most vocal conservative activists in marin county. she actively campaigned a recall governor gavin newsome has organized protests against the covid mandates. it's segregat

in a crowded election field the biggest sign on san marin drive. marin county is for one of the smallest races. teeth gives jensen could give everybody one of these cards. she's a candidate running for school board and then novato unified school district. jensen is a mom of two recent novato graduates and a local business owner. we met up with her in the final weeks of her campaign while she was walking her district door knocking and then we're gonna walk up that way. i have walked my entire district once at least once and now i'm on my second go-round again, and the number one thing that people are concerned about is the financial well-being of the district and that's where we need to keep our focus on our campaign flyer. jensen talks about the abcs which she describes as accountability back to basics and children first what's not obvious from reading it is that jensen is one of the most vocal conservative activists in marin county. she actively campaigned a recall governor gavin newsom has organized protests against the covid mandates. it's segreg

marines volunteering at weekly pop-ups in the san francisco marine food bank could could they helped pack bags of food for families in need. >> not only is it our job it's something we like to do, it gets gets us away from the normal everyday to open up to the community. it's nice. it's kind of rewarding for us as well. >> that's what service does, it makes you feel good. the marined marines packed 25 pound food bags for nearly 1000 families out there, who tonight will have have food on the table because of their work. think about that. that. hours spent in the morning morning mean better hours for family and our area. our special coverage of trenton one continues this week, on air and online. we are so proud to bring bring that to you. he posted a link to the events scheduled on kpix.com/tran21 . > >> a couple stars got into it at at practice, but was a much ado about nothing? what the team coach and general manager are saying today about draymond green and jordan poole . > >> bay area kids getting words of wisdom from a leader in cons. in conservation. > >> once again, the fog rema

in a crowded election field the biggest sign on san marin drive. is for one of the smallest races. teeth gives jensen could give everybody one of these cards. she's a candidate running for school board and then novato unified school district. hi steve, jensen are running for school board jensen is a mom of two recent novato graduates and a local business owner. we met up with her in the final weeks of her campaign while she was walking her district door knocking and then we're gonna walk up that way. i have walked my entire district once at least once and now i'm on my second go-round again, and the number one thing that people are concerned about is the financial well-being of the district and that's where we need to keep our focus on our campaign flyer. jensen talks about the abcs which she describes as accountability back to basics and children first what's not obvious from reading it is that jensen is one of the most vocal conservative activists in marin county. she actively campaigned a recall governor gavin newsome has organized protests agai

but this right right here, the signature look in san francisco with that marine layer pushing its way inh the golden gate bridge. it is going to look very similar tomow just in time for the air show. y clear conditions just above it.s is what we are looking at this . clear skies off in the hills as well as the north bay. but as for our coast, it is still very thick. especially in the afternoon hours into the late evening. > >> once we wake up tomorrow morg we are going to see the bay fild in with fog once again. then it starts pulling back into the afternoon, leaving us with mosty sunny conditions. 70s friday. ur 60s this weekend and if you don't want to head out to the air show, i'm not judging. anyw, let's look at whanpect for the rest of the week. for our friends in livermore, the upper 80s, lower 90s. an amazing to gt out there and get some fresh air air with your loved ones and kiddos. once we extend to half moon bay, we are expecting 60s along the coastline. a lot cooler of a set up, especially sunday for the pumpkin patch forecast. > >> something interesting is hapg next week.

marines, the coast guard, and the army. all the assets here are part of a pn part of a plan in case san francisco has an earthquake. there are assets together for any sort of natural disaster. we we have medical teams here. we have a marine field hospital. ty are trained and able to execute assistance to civilians in the event of disasters. the same with a 3/52 army were reserved d reserved field. they deployed during covid as a navy and maris to support civilians. this is al to represent what the branches the military do to support civi. do to support civilians. >> reporter: thank you so much. this is an amazing opportunity for the entire family to come out here and enjoy. they are hee from 10:00 to go 4:00 now for sunday. this is a good idea to r good idea to remember that the servicemen and women, is not just about war. it is about building connections with community because they do serve the community. i will send it bk to you. > >> if you want to feel like to fly upside down while pulling g's in a jet, you can join jessica burch virtually on our 360 video ride. if you have virl reality goggles, you will be in t

today is part of fleet week, 20 marines volunteered at the san francisco marin food bank. they helped fill bags with food to feed 1000 families at a site in san francisco. the food bank says the need for help has grown ever since the beginning of the pandemic. we went from serbian 32,000 households every single week to now serving nearly 55,000 households every single week. today we're gonna be picking up fresh protein grains and other vegetables and two bags and feeding the families. about 1000. so pretty excited for that. san francisco marine food banks says it's always looking for more volunteers. 1200 volunteers used to be enough, but now they need 2500 volunteers a week. donations are always appreciated. the blue angels are in town for san francisco's 2022 fleet week. as part of their visit. they met someone who has made a big difference in the community and took that person for a sky high ride. this year, the blue angels selected kevin wagner, the retired battalion chief, is from the sacramento fire department. his focus was enjoying this once in a lifetime. reid says

the san francisco marin food bank opened a newly expanded warehouse and welcome center. officials say the expanded facility ads. >> 32,000 square feet for food at storage and distribution officials also at thanks to this expansion, the food bank is now able to distribute 75 million pounds of food every year and serve up to 200,000 people each week. for the first time ever. pride is coming to the city of alameda. the first celebration kicked off tonight at the fireside lounge. the founder says that he shared this idea with city officials for years ago to started. but the pandemic happened and that just postponed everything. but in 2021, he called his first pride meeting to present the plan to the city. it was a huge hit. so there's a lot going on this weekend. here's a look at the schedule. the pri pride party was tonight. then there will be a morning pride run starting at the alameda elks lodge sunday night. there will be a pride block party on alameda avenue when you can see all the events get details on them on our website. kron 4 dot com. the sharks opened up their nh

just give it to her. >> reporter: the ship is bringig hundreds of marines to san francisco for fleet week. on tof week. on top of 200 maybe officers that live on board. >> breakfast, lunch, and dinner. dinner. right now, we have, like , 5000 people, including marine. , including marines. >> reporter: that's 1500 meals a day. >> it is tedious physically, mentally. it's not for the week. >> reporter: rudder was born in in gion a where her mother and grandmother taught her to cook. >> marinate a little bit. then we cook it. >> reporter: she is a long way m home, but achieves her passion alive both in and out of the ga. >> sometimes, i want to come to work. do my job, and leave, buti can't. i go the extra mile. i more than go the extra mile fory ship rates. >> reporter: you can taste it in in her food. >> my mom, she calls me every day. i am proud of you. yeah, thank you. i know my grandmother would be happy too. everybody s me that. i always feel like i can do more as a person. >> reporter: lauren toms, kpix . >> looking pretty good. > >> the weather is looking prett. the fog is rolling

alright this morning as part of fleet week, 20 marines volunteered with the san francisco marin food san francisco. the food bank says the need has grown ever since the beginning of the pandemic. we went from serving in 32,000 households every single week to now serving nearly 55,000 households every single week, picking up fresh protein grains and other vegetables into bags and feeding the families about 1000. so pretty excited for that san francisco marine food banks says it's always looking for more volunteers. 1200 volunteers used to be enough, but now they need about 2500 week. donations as you know, are always appreciated. we have a full rundown of what fleet week has to offer head over to ktvu .com to learn more and plan your fleet week activities. still to come. backlash overcoming about lobster next on the nine the reason, one democratic lawmaker says they want to cut funding for the moderate bay aquarium. the doctor will be in to see you shortly. ♪ hi. [ chuckles ] when you see things differently, you can be the difference. capella university looks at education differently.

meantime, a locally the san francisco-marin food bank opened the newly expanded warehouse and welcome center. officials say the expanded facility at 32,000 square feet for food in storage and distribution. officials also added thanks to the expansion, the food bank is now able to distribute 75 million pounds of food a year and serve up to 200,000 people each and every week. >> for the first time ever, pride is coming to the city of alameda. the for celebration kicks off tonight. the fireside lounge, the founder says he shared this idea with city officials for years ago, but the pandemic happened and postponed. but last year in 2021, he called his first pride meeting to present the plan to the city. and he says it was a big hit. so it's happening. here's the schedule for the weekend. you have the pri pride party that kicks off tonight. then tomorrow there will be a morning pride run starting at the alameda elks lodge sunday night. there will be a pride block party on alameda avenue. see a lot of details there. you can find all the specifics on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> tomorrow w

seeing training exercise but visiting sailors and marines are also taking time to give back to the community today the military personnel volunteered at the sanco marin food bank by packing food bags organizers say these bags are a huge help for those who need them, especially as people face the challenges of inflation and rising cost of food. well finally here tonight. the blue angels have taken to the sky once again. oh, yeah, we can hear the roar the navy jets today ahead of this weekend's fleet week air shows. thundering and fantastic a pilots warmed up including a san francisco native. he's a part of the blue angels team this year and shared how important this moment is for him. i feel blessed every day to be a member of the blue angels and to do this do this all over the country wherever we're flying. it's an incredible privilege and an opportunity to be able to showcase the the pride and professionalism of the united states navy marine corps. you can catch a glimpse of the blue angels in fleet week air shows tomorrow saturday and on sunday. yeah, don't forget all week long abc 7 news has you covered for fleet week for complete schedule

that marine layer splitting san frano precisely in half. the side with with sutro is soaked in. that will continue to be the trend this evening. notice how by the golden gate bridge that finger of fog is pushing into the mouth mouth of the bay. it stays strong into the evening and fills the bay again around the 7:00 hour. that's how we are waking up tomorrow morning. non, daytime highs are average at our our coastline, warmer in the east land hills with upper 80s.s very mild, but that's good newsf you have outdoor plans you can't you can't do today, you know tht for the week. very similar to today's set up. for now, back how liz. >> it was frustrating. very heavy fog for hours yesterday as as jessica mentioned. the blue angels said it wasn't safe to fly, a big disappointment to huge crowds who braved massive . thankfully they were able to gep on friday and saturday at least for a little bit. > >> several cities in californiae celebrating indigenous people's day. federal offices are closedh it's not a state holiday, san je and san francisco are closing city offices as a way to ho

marines in the area as well. some of the men and women in uniform lent a helping hand. this morning at the san francisco marin food bank, making sure that no one in the bay area goes hungry. the cruise packed bags for 1000 families in the bay area and every year, marines and sailors step in, they say to make sure there's enough for everyone to eat. press volunteerism is a huge need we have here at the food bank. so when the marines reached out and said we have hands, we said we would love your hands are job but something that we'd like to do, and it gets us away from the more more everyday to helping out the community. it feels nice. and then alex. heather. you guys were talking about a moment ago this afternoon, the blue angels taking to the skies practicing for the big air shows on friday, saturday and sunday, the team got airborne at about 2 45 this afternoon with some overcast skies. so we've been doing a lot more hearing of the blue angels and actually seeing them. we've seen some peaks of them through the clouds as they have made their way through their pattern here, nora crossing our fi

political community in prague, the capital of the czech republic, the prime minister of finland san-na-marin made a speech, at the same time she emphasized that all signs indicate that the kremlin will lose, so the event should intensify support for kyiv well, next is a quote from the prime minister we are giving ukraine more and heavier weapons, humanitarian aid and financial support, we will do everything we can to make ukraine win this war with such support, help, we will definitely win, we want it as soon as possible well, now about at the same summit, the leaders of many of the 44 countries in europe, including russia and belarus, came to prague. it is not surprising that one of the main issues discussed at this forum was the continuation of the financial and military support for ukraine in its fight against the russian aggressor, in addition, they talked about how not to freeze in winter and at the same time not to make concessions to the kremlin and, on the contrary, to continue the sanctions pressure on moscow. i will remind you that the creation of a european community was proposed

in san jose, 59 degrees. we do see that marine layer hanging out about 1,600 feet right now. can see areas of pretty dense fog down through san francisco and, of course, half moon bay. we showed you that shot down through gilmore. it's not too cold. your forecast highs for this afternoon running a few degrees cooler. a nice range of microclimate highs today. into the 60s for oakland. 78 degrees in san jose. through parts of the north bay we're talking 77 degrees for santa rosa. sunshine away from the coast. the marine layer will linger, we'll get some partial clearing. more of a mix of sun and clouds. breezy into the afternoon, evening hours. san francisco, 14, 15 miles plus per hour, into the interior breezy winds up to 20-plus miles per hour.

you can see parts of marin though still cloudy the san mateo coast. e we'll get back into robust marine layer and high clouds into your monday morning monday afternoon looking at partly cloudy skies. this is three o'clock on monday and then by tuesday, we have got the high mid-level clouds visiting throughout the day high pressure has built in and bringing that warming trend as we get through tuesday and wednesday. it's not gonna last though. things will cool down five degrees shy of average here for most of you in the south bay. so 71 with some afternoon sun on the way in san jose 68 palo alto you see how the clouds want to hang on to the peninsula. so we'll call it partly cloudy redwood city and millbrae cloudy skies downtown with mid-60s five degrees below average and up in the north bay. we'll see about 70 sonoma santa rosa, so pretty cool for this time of year, but temperatures on the east bay with some cloud cover with mid 60s for berkeley 67 in union city. we've got the sun inland and mild weather here for you with 74 and conquered pittsburgh an

in san francisco, we are flirting with that marine layer. this is what is happening this afternoon. if you want to go out out to the marina green, or anywhere in san francisco to get get a good view of the air show, show, that is when the blue angels takeoff, near 3:00. we are dealing with the marine layer, just like near the golden golden gate bridge. we'll talk about this, coming up. > >> it looks like the 49ers could could be well on their way to breaking a record. as charlie walter reports, has nothing to do with yardage or touchdowns. > >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> reporter: is time for the red red and gold report. likely sometime after this season, nick nick bosa will get a huge new contract with the 49ers. he has proven he will be worth every penny. the top pass rusher has x sacks through four games. he had had 15.5 last season. some teammates think he can break thl season see single-season sack record of 22.5. >> i guess his goal is the 20 piece. he is already a six. >> how elite is nick bosa? >> i think he is best in the ga. the game. >> he is on a list

degrees coming in at 76 tomorrow and you will notice it is going to be nine degrees warmer in san jose. the marine layer sitting near the coast right now is already compressing its below 1000 feet, becoming shallow, and as we had to tomorrow, you will see a burn off. ocean temperatures are still 60 degrees in case it feels muggy to you. here is a look from our exploratorium camera. the warming trend starts tomorrow and it will be nice weather for fleet week. tomorrow morning, we begin with patchy fog around the bay and the coast. 50's around 7:00. as we go to the lunch hour, inland areas are already in the mds and 80's -- 70's and 80's. first thing out the door, it is going to be some fog to start the day, so give yourself time for your commute. you need that light jacket early in the morning. tomorrow afternoon, 89 in gilroy, 79 in mel he does. mid 60's outside and just a beautiful day in the city. 65 daly city. from vallejo to san rafael, 87 and santa rosa in the east bay, 75. 83 in land and it will be summerlike warmth. here is your accuweather 7 day forecast. the warming trend tomorrow, on hol

. >> the ship is bringing hundreds hundreds of marines to san francisco for fleet week. on top on top of their 200 navy offices that live on board. >> right now we have like 500 p, including marines. >> reporter: that is 1500 mealsa day. >> it is tedious, physically, m. everyone. but it is not for the week, rudder was born in ghana where her mother and grandmothet her to cook. >> we season everything and lett marinate a little bit and then we cook it. so the flavor and everything is right there. >> reporter: she is a long way m home. but she keeps her passion alive both in and out of the ga. >> sometimes i want to come to , do my job and leave. but i can't. even taking care of my ship mates, i might not go the extra mile for me. as a person.t i more than go the extra mile for my ship mates. >> you can taste it in her foode price she has for her ship, her role and her story. >> my mom tells me, i'm proud o. i know your grandmother would bd of you too. everybody calls me that. but it is still like, i always have to do more as a per. >> reporter: lauren toms, kpix . > >> our

at san francisco's ocean beach. you can see the marin headlands here and already this patch already pushing into the bay right on through by the golden gate. current numbers out there will show you the current numbers for the five o'clock our san francisco 60 santa rosa right now. 83 eighties for walnut creek and conquered and san jose . a pleasant 75 degrees. here is a look at the fog you could see trying to hide the golden gate bridge. you can still see the tippy tops of those towers in north tower and the south tower, but still some cloud cover already working its way back into the bay for this evening overnight. the cloud cover in the morning will redevelop near the bay and then clear back to near the coastline. temperatures for tomorrow you could pick your temperature. we had the microclimates out there mid sixties to the seventies and the warmest occasions inland will be approaching the lower nineties. tracking a bit of a cool down in your five day outlook, and we'll have more on that with your full update and just a little bit. al

san francisco, san mateo marin and napa counties are all pay more than $6 and $0.60 a gallon. >> alameda and sonoma, a plane, a paint about $6.50 a gallon contra costa and santa clara counties are averaging $6.40 a gallon. solano county actually below the state average to put $6.37 a gallon. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> they say boys will be boys and that is true in a lot of cases. but what also is true is that this fighting is an immature way to problem solve and according to bob myers, draymond green acknowledged that this morning in front of his team by now, you know, draymond green punch jordan poole during an altercation yesterday at practice. jordan is okay. you can see him here behind me. this was today at practice. now anyone who follows the warriors knows that dream on wears his emotions on his sleeve. helps the warriors when a lot games. it also hurt the team at times in this was certainly one of those times. but as i said earlier, boys will be boys myers and steph curry while they acknowledge that this was not ok, i think everyone understands th

san francisco, southern marin. a bit even this afternoon. so we'll see some scattered clouds left over. boy, look how aggressive that marine layer is tomorrow morning spilling into the central valley and even as late as 4 o'clock you'll see inland clearing shore. but along the east bay shoreline, san francisco, portions of the peninsula up through the north bay. there you can see a lot of cloud cover remaining. so good flavor of autumn. if you've been waiting, it's with us and we get success of hits here coming in from the pacific. not any real rain going on with any of this yet. but hey, if we don't have rain, this is the next best thing. at least keep the ground moist here by getting that return marine layer and certainly no offshore winds. that's a good thing. 50's for the east bay. 63 for antioch got 50's up to the north bay here. meanwhile, down the south bay, 58 for san jose. so morning fog bay scattered clouds, howell phrase. it can spread around noon or shortly afterwards to get some clearing, at least on t

they'll finish up in san diego a's and mariners right field will in seattle or dave as i like to call him. that makes him mad first pitch of the fourth inning shay crhi that aheay to t space needle one zipt tt far yoa hug two batters later christian paci deep and gone, he came over in the same matt olson trade with the braves as langoliers three, nothing green and gold another hug up seven. nothing in the top of the ninth anglers. does it again double bangaliers his first career two homework game isral 10-3, they finished the season with three at the coliseum against the angels. and dion tonight at 6:00. we are gonna have warriors highlights. we're gonna have steph curry in the show so man all from japan what a tease? yeah, by the way, i just googled this this chain weighs six and a half pounds six and a half pounds like a newborn baby. i know around but the neck although decidedly much blingier much blingy. yeah. all right, casey. thank you. we're looking forward to six o'clock then. well coming up the tradition carries on the sun joining his daredevil father on a risky skyscraper cl

san jose, palo alto, marin city, the residents suspect there is undocumented contamination. >> when sea levels rise, how do they not expose those taxes for us. >> until your work, few people have actually looked at the environmental health and social equity applications. >> people of color were often confined to live near industrial contamination. >> what kind of damage can they cause? miscarriages. there are many potential impacts on the human body. >> not in the waters of the -- water supply but a more subtle impact. the water that has contamination in it. >> we probably realize to the problem potentially, what can we do to prevent it. >> is that work being done? >> unfortunately, we have done a lot of capping. like putting an umbrella in the polluted soil. >> this toxic threat is a result of the legacy of racism. >> and i miss margaret gordon thought about this in west oakland. it could be a component but there are so many other ways families lost out because they were prevented from owning homes for example. i could think of this as a component of reparations. it would certainly be

a free concert series starts tomorrow with the navy and marine band playing in neighborhoods across san francisco, then the ship tours begin on wednesday and friday. it's the blue angels air show and parade of ships. and a reminder for all of you commuters bart and ac transit have both lifted their mask mandates as of today. that means no masking required for those trains or buses passengers are still strongly encouraged though to wear a mask on board. or much more to come on abc 7 news at 11 include the search for serial killer. i know somebody saw something. and if you did, please say something. a series of murders in stockton with only a few connecting clues the signs that are showing up tonight plus searching for survivors the rescues still being made after hurricane ian and president biden now to step in i'm spencer christian. look at this almost midnight and no fog over san francisco, but there's some on the way i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up when abc 7 news at 11 cont new information tonight in the search for a possible serial killer in stockton police say there is

area are a part of the gigi entering like alcatraz island crissy field, the presidio of san francisco, the marin headlands stinson beach just to name a few more than 15 million people visit the park in a year that offers a variety of sites like redwood forests. lighthouse is and former prisons. and then just soon as i got here, he already said they were going to leave the presidio. so ahead, their sponsor ability to make sure that we knew that it was not developed and then it turned into that. so pretty soon had my own responsibilities. but it's a very emotional day because though it was a pioneer, he was a visionary. >> and he would join me in saying that without amy meyer and doctor wayburn, none of possible. pelosi also credited amy meyer. >> gigi nra began as a small community projects spearheaded by meyer in the 70's myers worked to preserve the lands at the golden gate instead of having it be developed. park officials revealed a new flag that is now dedicated to the 50 years of work of the golden gate. national recreation area. >> the park originated on october 27th. so tomorrow officially

san francisco. that marineer layer is standing strong this mg this morning in the south bay and off to the east bay, where creeps into the sacramento valley this morning. postbacc as as we head into the afternoon. we will see sunnier conditions around 4:00 close to san francisco, which is a little treat for us. if you want to take a road trip and get up to the mountains and check out the fall foliage, this is your time to do it too tahoe is at peak right now. we are seem pretty impressive stuff right now. if you want to stay local and enjoy enjoy fall, you can head to the yard and pumpkin festival this weekend saturday and sunday. we are expecting 60s across the bo. the board. you always want to bundle up those loved ones and the kids. it is so adorable during this time of year. as we take a quick look at our forecast for the next couple of days, san francisco is staying in the 60s. partly sunny skies will stick around even for friends in oakland. fall weather weather maybe on the way as early as tomorrow. take

. >> the san francisco-marin food bank opened a newly expanded warehouse and welcome center. officials say the expanded facility ads. 32,000 square feet for food and storage distribution officials also added thanks to the expansion. the food bank is now able to distribute 75 million pounds of food annually and then serve up to 200,000 people each and every week. >> that time of year again, the fleet week air show weekend is upon us. and there you see the sights and sounds taking over the san francisco bay skies, the blue angels putting on a big show this afternoon. people out there, the marina green area got front row seats for the first official air show of the week. the planes took to the skies even with the bit of fog as always. there were some ridiculously impressive maneuvers. the pandemic put sharing experiences together on hold. so having the show and being able to get together with friends. family loved one strangers. well, it means a lot to a lot of people. >> especially feels like he used to pre-covid and so fun to get everyone out. really this guys for serial so wa

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happening today celebrations marking what happened exactly 50 years ago, when some of san francisco and marint spots became national parklands, erasmus live in san francisco and ali, look, you grew up here in the east bay as well. many of us have been to these places many times, perhaps without considering their history. yeah and you know, we're lucky to live so close to these international landmarks. really including alcatraz are behind us. you can see the first of hundreds of people who board the ferries already in line heading over to alcatraz to check it out. it is part of the golden gate national recreation area, of course, which was created and established 50 years ago today, back in 1972. making it the first urban national park in the country. now, back then, the nra was just 34,000 acres of decommissioned military land. now the gm hra has grown to more than 80,000 acres, and it includes alcatraz, presidio, crissy field, the marin headlands and many other sites, people here and around the world come to enjoy. well yesterday there was a commemoration ceremony with that included a woman

san jose and co. and concord. we are 5 to 10 degrees above average. the marine layer and the onshore flow is keeping us below average average near san francisco. let's look at the next seven days. we have average conditions, mostly in the 60s. e have low 70s for oakland. let's look at the microclimates. we have more fall like weather next next week. we have low 80s returning as early as tuesday. we have upper 70s in the north . north bay. > >> let's look at the roadways. i i want to show you how. it is stop and go conditions through the air. the golden gate bridge, bridge, that looks really good right now. the reason why i want want to show you this, we are not being too much of fog. you can use this route to go into san francisco. maybe you are coming for fleet week today and tomorrow. there will be a lot going on. i will say this, occupations and plan ahead. it will be a lot of traffic, especially marina green. marina green is a great spot to view the blue angels. use public transit. hop on spot and book your parking in advance. if you don't want to deal with

san francisco. we are failing the city. you don't see it in the presidio or marine or san mateo. >> question 3. approximately start with maurice. according to the national registry of exonerations, more than 3200 people have been exonerated from criminal convictions in the united states since 1989. joaquin was exonerated by innocence commission this year after spending 32 years in prison. for a crime he did not commit. will you commit to continuing the district attorney's innocence commission? maurice? >> yes. i have work with the project in california to try to i was part of a team that freed one individual. the bottom line is -- the root cause of that is failure to disclose. remember that ladies and gentlemen. failure to disclose is the root cause of 90% of the convictions we have. because as a da you are supposed to turn over all evidence to the other side. i don't want to win by hiding evidence. i'm going to put the evidence on, i will let the jury decide win, lose or draw. that's what you get from me and as far as the innocence project goes i'm for it if someone is innocent they don't belo

a free concert series starts tonight with a navy and marine band playing in neighborhoods across san francisco, then the ship tours begin on wednesday and continue throughout the weekend, but it doesn't end there on friday. it's the blue angels air show and a parade of ships lots more to see that you won't want to miss live in san francisco, lena howland abc 7 news. all right, lena. thank you the search for a cereal killer new images this morning showing a man who might be targeting people in stockton at least five murders and three months what police are revealing about the investigation plus a deadly stampede at a soccer game the indonesian government now stepping into launch his investigation into what happened this past weekend. 607 am a live look from our east bay hills camera showing you ne. we'll talk all about it right after the br what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. yeaaaaaaaaay!!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlim

year in san francisco it is and we'll get more into the typical weather as we get towards the work week, but the weekend is featuring much cooler air. is that onshore flow increases in the marine layer has built to about 1500 feet and as a result we have fog everywhere exception our inland valleys, which could change as we get through the next couple of hours and even san jose is on the cool side, but we are talking about the hard. strictly bluegrass festival today and tomorrow that will feature afternoon sun morning drizzle. it's a cooler afternoon today, but the coolest and breeziest day will be tomorrow on sunday. so we'll look for that marine layer as it expands today to allow for even cooler highs as we get into your sunday afternoon. at live doppler 7 low clouds and fog banked up here and as we go in closer, you'll notice that they haven't made it into our inland valleys yet and right now current number is range from the upper 50s from hayward and fremont. we're at 56 in san francisco 53 up in the north bay and anywhere from two to three degrees cooler out here in our east bay with the clear sky also, san jose reporting clear conditions. and so that's why you are cooler

satellite perspective from this afternoon, you can see see how stubborn the fog was along the coast, marin county, san francisco and san mateo county as well, zoom in for a closer look and you can see the western half of san francisco remained in that fog bank and there's that area of fog peeking peeking through the golden gate. gate. looking outside, there's the fog and the chill, 57 degrees downtown, 63 in oakland, oakland, temperatures inland during the 70s if barely in san jose and santa rosa at 70 degrees, close to 80 degrees in livermore, that's normally warm for this time of year, the fog will be widespread and fairly dense on friday, but like the past several days it's going to back up even if it does take its its time, reduced visibility on the map inland by late morning but by lunchtime the fog is gone, we will see sunshine except right along the coast and and downtown it will take until early afternoon for the fog to break out. temperatures tonight dropping down to the low to mid 50s for most of us, the northbay northbay valley is the cool spot spot in the upper 40s, high temperatures tomor

this is a live picture of san jose where the marine layer has taken over. it looks this way everywhere. it will only stick around for the morning. you will get sunshine into the afternoon. it will be a day like yesterday was, but a little cooler because there is a little more influence from the on shore flow. mid-50s out there right now. everybody is 56 degrees and we are you will -- we are all doing the same number. it is gray everywhere. if we look where we go for daytime highs, mid-80s if you are inland, cooler yesterday and low to mid70s in the bay. i'll see you with the complete first alert forecast, and now back to you. >>> you can't escape it. every time you fill up your car it seems like gas prices are gog downnd i begs theces are a month ago crude oil was a hundred bucks a barrel. at the time californians were paying on average $5.27 a gallon. now crude oil is $85 a barrel and now californians are paying a dollar more. the national average is $3.80 and it is lower in new york and florida and higher in places like arizona, but still well below what

san francisco, betty yu, kpix5. > >> people are here this fleet wk from the may i have, marine, and and army to san francisco's police and fire departments. may offered jobs, internships and advanced education for folks interested. lieutenant jessica birch was out there talking to people. visitors can get a taste taste of what it's like to be in in a fire truck and what a bomb suit used by the marines looks like. >> the eod10 bomb suit. we utilize it performing operations operations in order to get a little extra protection. it helps absorb blasts. it protects protects us. >> the teacher's tour continues tomorrow at the marina green. ad if you want to feel what it is like to fly upside down while pulling gs in a jet, you can join kpix5 meteorologist and pilot jessica birch virtually on on our 360 video ride. if you have virtual reality glasses, you'll be in the cockpit with her. go to our youtube channel to experience the ride and we posted the link on kpix.com. > >> and, there's more tomorrow. , will the weather cooperate? we have darren to answer that question. >> so i will show you how incredibly precise those clo

the temperature has dropped in san francisco as the marine air is making its way in.down to 64 degrees. oakland made it to thew 80s. the marine air has made its way across the bay. further inland, still mid to upper 80s. 90 degrees right now in concord. if you are heading to the giants game, mostly clear to start. gametime is at 7:15 at te kickoff the last home series ofe season against the arizona diamondbacks. mostly clear to start, but the fog is going to e drifting in. it is going to be n the cool and breezy side. make sure you layer of appropriately. appropriately. futurecast shows the fog spreading out across the the bay well into the inland valleys. according to this forecast model others are showing a lack of inland in thet bay. north bay valleys in santa clara valley likely to start ofh fog. plenty of sunshine for the rest of the day. temperatures tt dropping to watch normal for the the first morning of october. everybody leveling off in the 5s except the warmest spots around 60 degrees. high temperatures tomorrow returning to near average. a few degrees belo

locations, including san francisco's hunters point, parts of richmond, alameda, east palo alto, san jose and marinhers say the problem disproportionally affects people of color who live in areas near industrial contamination sites. larry: the bay area has another nobel prize winner, stanford professor received a call early this morning. >> it was 1:43 a.m. i took a screenshot of my phone. larry: she is sharing the prize in chemistry with professors from denmark and san diego for their work on click chemistry and bio-orthogonal chemistry. she shared the news with her father first. >> he was awake. he was watching tv at 2:00 a.m. i said dad, i just had a phone call and you will not believe what it was. then he paused for a moment and guested. larry: cool. she is the second bay area resident to win a prize in as many days. yesterday, another resident received a prize in physics. kristen: monday night football, fighting back after he was tackled by two larry: time now for the four at 4:00. flattened on the field. fighting back. a rogue fan was tackled. down he goes. monday night against the 49ers. tmc

marin. here we are looking over san jose and view from the salesforce tower looking east. it's like you can reach out and touch mount diablo. mid 70s today. it will be sunny and relatively warm. in the seven-day forecast, it only gets cooler. each of the next days, mid and upper 60s for the bay, low 70s inland. >> great dog walking weather. >>> your puppy could help you earn big bucks. a website for pet gifts is hiring a chief fluff officer. pretty easy job. take cute pictures of your dog for the application. the winning pup will make $10,000 a year. there you go. >> that's a good deal there. >> no kidding. that's it for kpix5 news at noon. we are on 24/7. our next newscast is i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous f

francisco 57 degrees oakland you're at 6. 967 in palo alto low to mid 70s from santa clara to san jose. the marine layer is pretty healthy. you could barely see the top of salesforce tower looking back towards san francisco. you can see richardson bay sausalito area upper 60s from santa rosa to novato fairfield 83 degrees low 80s concord and livermore and from our east bay hills camera. looking towards mount diablo clear skies in that direction low clouds fog and patchy morning drizzle a little cooler for the middle of the week. we are looking at cooling below average this weekend. so let's go and take a look at the seven day. snapshot livermore's average high is about 80 degrees for tomorrow. you're going to be above average really for a couple of days before those temperatures drop off a warm up friday, and then you will notice sunday and monday is when you're going to fall well below average for this time of year fog will make a push once again tomorrow morning. it may be dense like you saw in the north bay this morning, there will be some drizzle to start the day as we head into 8 am still a l

sunny from the beaches of marin county, san mateo coast across the bay.to the east bay and retreating. high-pressure building throughout the middle part of the week, that is when you are really going to feel the warmth. heise today inland valleys from the upper 70's, that is not a whole lot warm -- you expect for october. the dublin, we should be in the 80's. we will get there. mid 80's tuesday, then it is all about the 90's as we get to the latter part of the week. by the weekend, does not look like a lot of change. enjoy it if you like the cooler days, only about 70 degrees here from santa cruz sunny skies. 72 san mateo. upper 70's redwood city. the cooler day on the peninsula, a brighter day here. downtown, upper 60's. near average north bay, three to four degrees rise of average. 76 in vallejo. starting on the mild side, finishing cool today. 72 in san leandro. 73 he has you head out toward union city and in lund looking at low 80's. -- inland looking at low 80's. clouds clear, we get to a warmer few days as we start the work week. by the middle of th