but this is santa barbara where witches are on paddle boards. over the weekend, people dressed up as witches and warlocks to raise money for the food bank. >> that's good for your core. captioning sponsored by cbs o'donnell: tonight, a man who broke into nancy pelosi's home, the disturbing new details tonight including what was in the suspect's backpack, ham bar, rope, zip ties and glove. cbs's jonathan vigliotti reports from san francisco. terrifying halloween stampede. >> oh, my god oh, my god! >> o'donnell: 154 killed, mostly young people, including two americans studying abroad in south korea. the big question tonight, how could this happen? the end of ra affirmative actio, cbs's jan crawford was inside the supreme court tod

and replaced by santa ana. and then santa ana chooses another president. only to take back the presidency from him a little while later. and in the meantime amend this amid this mexican domestic infiding santa ana face taylor and what became the most famous battle of the war and it's the one you need to remember for your exam. and that's the now you're writing and and that's the battle of buena vista. in late, february of 1847 the battle of buena vista so it's it's early february. taylor's feeling pretty sure santa ana won't attack. and he decides to move on his own with his mostly volunteer army of about 4,500 troops. he decides to move southward. santa ana gets word of this gets intelligence of this and advances against him was somewhere between 15 and 18,000 soldiers. he's determined to finish off taylor's army. skirmishes in ensue on february 22nd at the base of the mountains there and then the next morning mexican soldiers are clashing with americans throughout the whole day. taylor's only choice is to fight a very defensive battle against the larger

is welcomg >> santa clara county is welcomg >> santa clara county is welcomg >> santa clara county is welcomg >> santa clara county is welcomg >> santa clara county is welcomg >> santa clara county is welcomg >> santa clara county is welcomg >> santa clara county is welcomg >> santa clara county is welcom a new class of bus operators at the vta. >> yeah, 16 new operators graduating and now ready to hit the road. >> this group successfully completed the nine-week training program qualifying them to join the vta staff ramg up transit frequency in santa clara county. their bus operator salaries are higher than any other transit agency in the bay area. >> it's a really big benefit toe to the community just getting people where they need to go when they need to go there. so thank you so much for being here. congratulations. >> automatic emergency braking technology can stop your car, prevent an accident, but a new report says it doesn't always work. the technology uses cameras and sensors to check other cars and prevent accidents and found automatic braking not only struggles at higher spe

. >> now 6 santa rosa police broke up a large party this week. police say as many as 3 to 400 people. we're coming in and out of a private event at a home. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne. i'm justine waldman. police say that the home was being used as a short-term rental and people in santa rosa's fountaingrove neighborhood. >> we're not happy to hear that kron four's. rob nesbitt spoke to the chief of police in santa rosa about what rules were broken. >> this area of santa rosa is all about luxury fountaingrove has luxury home swimming pools, golf courses. and on wednesday night, the 3900 block of flint ridge drive had what? it's not supposed to a large gathering. it's a stunning property to look at around 10:00pm wednesday. this luxury home became a headache for santa rosa police. neighbors calling and complaining over the amount of people showing up. our officers responded to the area and seeing that there were up to 75 to 100 vehicles parked in this area. >> they observed over 3 to 400 people there. the residents,

cruz, santa cruz mountains, santa clara valley.ne yesterday boy didn't come roaring back. mm for the weekend . there will be a system clipping this year in nevada. if you're going up there, watch out. it'll be windy and colder could be some high elevation snow showers as well. the next opportunity for us looks to be next wednesday week wednesday night into thursday, so about a week away possibility of some rain for us here sixties seventies eighties and nineties , so big drop coast and bay still warm to hot inland. attempts really fall off on friday and then they come way down along with the wind on saturday, you guys, steve, thanks right booms that left people confused from oakland to san francisco and beyond six what was behind these fireworks in the bay that left people all over the area scratching their head. and an encouraging sign cs to say about sunday's game against the chi s. thanks to chase, angie's not sweating this text since there's zero overdraft fees if she overdraws by $50 or less. and, kyle, well, he's keeping calm

and santa rosa, theresa kron, 4 news. >> new at 8 o'clock. san jose police have arrested. 44 year-old nice in connection to a weekend stabbing that left a man dead. that happened early saturday morning at a restaurant on mckee road. police have not identified the victim publicly and have not yet released details on a motive. this is the city's 20th homicide of the year. and police in the south. they are asking for help. they are investigating after ateenage girl was hit by several cars this month. it happened october 3rd and 6.80, south near jackson avenue. police say a girl stepped onto the freeway and was hit by a large pickup truck and was then hit by 4 more vehicles, including a tractor trailer. police are hoping for help from the public. they're asking anyone with information to come forward. friday. we first told you about the san jose state university freshman who was hit and killed by a bus while riding on an e scooter 18 year-old camden mcwright. today his parents spoke publicly for the first time about the tragedy. they were at san

napa and santa rosa at 74. tomorrow's temps work our way back into the low 80's wednesday's the very hottest nearing 90 degrees for some inland areas. and then like a promised, you know, we cool things right back down by saturday and sunday will fall back into the 70's, right. john, thank you for that will if you're traveling along 101, at this hour. >> 27 minute drive as you're traveling from 85 up towards menlo park. 2, 18, 82 both at the limit as well heading into the city. meteor lights are still off. so eight-minute drive maze to that few months to the exit. the san mateo bridge a 80 to 1, 0, 1, 12 minutes traveling across towards the peninsula. if you are hopping on 85 80 crockett down towards the maze right now about 15 minutes for you. 24 westbound wannacry down to read at an under 12 minute drive darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of to some national news now. high inflation still a key concern for voters and the final consumer report ahead of the midterm election shows the prices are rising even

jed york for the residents of santa clara? >> reporter: the deciding factor will come down to voters like joe garcia, who says he tuned to all of the negative ads. >> i hope that whoever wins, wins because they deserve it. >> reporter: in santa clara, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> we got you covered on election night with freeways to watch as the votes come in our coverage begins at 5:00 on election day right here on kpix 5 . cbs news bay area, and our sister station, kbcw. >>> at least six people were shot outside of the pittsburg pennsylvania search this afternoon as a funeral service was underway inside for another shooting victim. it all happened just before noon about an hour and a half into the funeral service. police say at least 15 shots rang out at the church located on the north side of pittsburg . service goers could hear the gunshots echoing from inside. >> never could have imagined it. never. that we would shoot up holy grounds. this should have never took lace today. the rest of the violent crimes that we've had to de

santa rosa and petaluma are the worst spots.expect that once the sun gets up shortly after 7:00 it will help burn up the fog so it will not linger long this morning. temperatures generally in the 50's and 60's for hayward. 56 in antioch and 52, novato. here is the great-looking sky over the city. we will have the cloud cover first thing and it is slow to warm up underneath the cloud cover mainly in the 60's around lunchtime and into the afternoon we get a fair amount of sunshine as the fog burns off. 70's and 80's away from the coast. 73 in oakland, 77, san jose. 84, santa rosa hitting about 86 in fairfield. across the state pretty seasonable, upper 80's and lower 90's. 82 for l.a.. 100 palm springs. pretty typical coming in with an afternoon high of 92 degrees. kumasi: steph curry going virtual. the game or still be able to play like a warrior star. jobina: the new warnings about california's drought. what what're officials are preparing for. kumasi: plus oakland reaching a grim milestone, 100 homicides for the third straight y

both candidates were born and raised in santa clara. becker is an information technology worker of renter it would be the first openly lbgtq plus mayor . >> i saw a line broken system in the city of santa clara. it was the same people over and over again. >> reporter: is more cooperative stance with the 49ers was a factor in the teams financial support . he faces allegations that his working relationship with them is to cozy. >> i think they are doing that because of the way that mayor gilmore has destroyed our city. >> reporter: lisa gilmore is a real estate investor. she has been mayor since 2018. she was one of the early supporters of measure j that allowed santa clara to build levi stadium pick >> i have started some really great things here in the city and i want to showcase the wonderful city that santa clara is. >> reporter: her strong support of the related project led to accusations that she was too close to mr. ross and the dolphins pick >> they probably look at me as a most capable mayor. >> reporter: it comes down to the cha

santa rosa got down to 36 degrees. half moon bay. 37 knapp about 39. 41 in redwood city livermore. 42 and the oakland airport about 43 degrees. so you might have felt that when you walked out the door this morning and you're likely to see more of the same, we have clear skies and that's allowing the heat of the day to escape very quickly. when you don't have the clouds acting as insulation. so that's why or interior valley spots like santa rosa looking at for 30's again tonight. mostly 40's, though, around the bay. now to the north of us. they do have a frost advisory. this doesn't really include our viewing area, but just want to point out it's getting closer. but if you're up in ukiah, if you're at fort bragg under that frost advisory as we go throughout the night tonight, beautiful day out there. we're a little cooler than average yet again today as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge, not quite as breezy this afternoon, which is kind of nice. 65 degrees right now in san francisco, we've got some low 70's

santa rosa, give yourself extra time. in terms of the actual cloud itself, by late morning i is gone. we will take that in advance and by the time we get into 1:00, we have sunshine. if you high clouds will show up bu the majority of the day will be sunny and still above average. granted, we are cooler, technically it is a cooling trend but it is so warm on wednesday that even having cooled way down, we are above average inland. low 80s for places like concord and livermore, 76 in santa rosa. those numbers are average for this time of year. we've got weather system coming through northern california this weeken that means a couple of things t make sure you are aware of. first of all, there will be light rain and a dusting of sno in the sierra on saturday afternoon. the rainfall is very light. the snow is also very light but itlisnowonday oon, tt prably won'stick , and if it does, caltrans will do a good job of clearing it off. but you might have a delay this weekend here is the impact at home. it is going to be windy. thi

a wildfire season here in the city of santa rosa. and we've seen the dangers just 5 years ago from this weekend with the wildfires ripping through these downgrade neighborhoods. so we can't have 100 vehicles and 400 people having these large mega parties as the events. >> the city's code enforcement team is investigating the event from wednesday night, but cheek. reagan says it appears that there was a violation in santa rosa. the property owner gets a $500 fine for the first violation. $1000 fine for the second $1500 for the 3rd. and with the 3rd one, there's a possible relocation of their short-term rental permit. reporting live in santa rosa. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> well, there goes happening now. fleet week in full effect in san francisco planes like that one, seeing a flying all over the city today, including the famous blue angels. we even heard them overhead here at the kron. 4 studios. record. first, theresa reports now from the marina district here in the city where she captured all the action. >> i'm not here at t

y no lamentar a la hora que estamos con un covid-19 >> le preocupa otro anuncio por el condado de santae >> al tener la vacuna si por ejemplo es una persona en los 30 años que la persona irá a su casa y protegerá a la familia, embarazada y niño y abuelito >> ahora que aumentan las reuniones familiares se espera un pico en casos de covid-19 y en adelante en vacunarse en familia >> la cita para estas vacunas para niños mayores estarán disponible tan pronto y empezarán a administrarla al día de mañana. noticiero telemundo 48 >> gracias, seguimos nuestro recorrido y un 94,7% de la población ha sido vacunada contra el covid-19 . los datos revelan que en el condado san francisco personas quienes han recibido al menos una dosis de la vacuna. reporta equivalente a 92,5% de la población mientras que en el condado santa clara el 94,4% de las personas han recibido una vacuna. >> el gobernador dijo que el estado de emergencia hace tres años está a punto de llegar a su fin. para febrero la medida extraordinaria sea derogada. debido a que se espera un reapunte el estado de emergencia irá al pasar el

and they've been assaulted here in the streets of santa rosa.and what we're trying to say is we're not going to tolerate this behavior in the city of santa rosa. santa rosa police chief john cregan on how the new side show ordinance targets the drivers and those promoting the illegal events. is going to be one prohibiting drivers who are participating in sideshows. >> passengers who are actively participating and a side show our vehicle that's involved in a sideshow. the spectators of those who are actively cheering on the crowd of those involved in the sideshows. >> anyone who promotes and organizes out of that because that's also really important part for the promoters are putting it out on social media platforms and literally drawing hundreds of young people here. the streets of santa rosa to participate in these dangerous and illegal. sideshows involve dozens and often hundreds of people showing up to watch cars drifting and doing donuts. >> and burnouts back in june, santa rosa police responded to more than 400 sideshow related calls over o

santa clear. you'll also be 81 san jose. 82 nearing 90 for pleasanton and livermore and we'll get to 90 in walnut creek today. one of only a couple spots to get their oakland at 73 valais 78 and santa rosa through mill valley. all in the 80's today. and tomorrow. the warmest of your forecast. after that, we're gradually going to see temperatures dipping just a couple of degrees each and every day. this eventually gets us to the low 80's at are very warm us by saturday and sunday of this next weekend. be sure cities will remain in the low 70's. so a little bit more of a fall feel come the end of the forecast, right? john, thank you. that can let's check on your bridges this morning. 7 they ride into the city maze that freeman street exit. >> the mateo bridge a 80 to 101 just under 13 minutes heading across towards the peninsula. and our richmond fell bridge tolls to 1, one about 7 minutes, golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes on this monday morning. well, tries in california will now be

reporting in santa rosa. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. >> a very warm welcome for world renowned, primate expert and conservationist jane goodall thursday as the oakland zoo goodall spoke to students about hope and inspire them trying to inspire them anyway to become tomorrow's conservationist. >> but all shared stories about her journey and her hope for humans, animals and the environment. the last time she was at the oakland zoo was about 20 years ago. >> and here we come through. first one through the hatch is going to be comb and commander of tracking. >> all right. that's petaluma native nicole mann, the first native american woman in space. she is one of the now 11 crew membert on the international space station following the arrival of the space x dragon last night, the new crew, which includes 2 other astronauts and a cosmonaut will spend months aboard orbiting the orbiting laboratory conducting more than 200 scientific experiments. >> coming up, we're going to tell you about santa clara's, a new plan to prevent ille

santa rosa.erway after two women say they were attacked under similar circumstances. police are trying to learn if the two are connected. the most recent attack happened at a park along third street in west santa rosa, a man knocked a woman to the ground and tried to kiss her mother happened on the creek side trail, neil near middle rincon road. you just see the strange characters go down there. a couple of guys hung out on the bench one night down there, and all of a sudden, she heard a noise behind her, looked back and saw a man he immediately grabbed onto her trying to cover her mouth and not her to the grounds. police say it's still unclear if the two incidents are related and say there are some similarities to the suspect description. but also differences are asking any moment information to give them a call. a new program on the peninsula aims to reduce gun violence. county leaders say the program will focus on taking weapons from people with prior felonies or restraining orders. they stres

now santa clara police chief technical. i sent a letter to county district attorney jeff rosen asking him to investigate whether there were potential violations of public meeting laws, potential misappropriation of public funds, potential violation of the city's prohibition on accepting lobbyist skips and the termination of city management. the report called unsportsmanlike conduct alleges 5 members of the santa clara city council are not acting in the best interests of the city and the city council voting bloc puts the forty-niners interests ahead of the city's interests. the 60 page mashup of assumptions >> it's basically gossip. cherry picked evidence. we have newspaper stories in campaign slogans, the grand jury to fame council members without giving them the opportunity to defend themselves. it is pure and simple is a political hit piece. >> city councilman and mayoral candidate anthony becker as one of the 5 named in the grand jury report. well, he is not against the da investigating. he says there is no merit to the

tim allen is back as santa in the santa clauses. jobina: it is coming to disney plus and we are getting a first look at the official trailer. >> was the night before christmas, and all through the house, not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. >> the stockings were hung by the chimney with care in hopes that saint nicholas soon would be there. [yelling] >> call him down. >> no, no, no. >> who are you? >> i'm santa claus. jobina: i love this series. the new series is set 30 years after the original 1994 holiday classic. in this version, the kids who used to believe in christmas are now adults and have stopped believing. santa steps down to step down -- to spend time with his family and he realizes how quickly it goes wrong and realizes he stepped down too soon and hires the wrong person to replace him. you can catch it on disney plus starting on november 16. disney is the parent company of abc 7. reggie: i never saw it? jobina: you never saw it? go back. the second one is good. reggie: why doesn't that woman know about santa c

let me show you a live view from our santa cruz camera and it is actually a serene scene from santa cruz a few people there enjoying the sunshine and today the temperature is managed to get up into the 60s to low 80s range. so a warmer day compared to yesterday by five degrees in san jose and livermore up one oakland up three in santa rosa and the winds. i mean, this is the big story over the weekend we had strong winds fortunately. we did not have any major issues with regards to fires right now. you'll notice hawkeye 18 miles an hour same thing with atlas peaks. so pretty serene scene live doppler 7 right now showing you clear skies across the region as we look to our north pacific northwest getting a few showers and snow showers pretty much the moisture is going to stay there and across the far northern end of california later on tonight. i'll show you that animation. a moment blue skies as we look towards the golden gate bridge from our emeryville camera 62 degrees in san francisco 68 in oakland low to mid 70s from palo alto to san jose. it is 59 degrees and half moon bay and from ou

but chief fire marshal at santa rosa fire. paul lowenthal says that does not mean they aren't happen ng. he said the reason wildfires haven't gotten out of control is because the public isn't a better job creating defensible spaces heeding the warnings there at taking the the measure that we're asking that and those efforts as well as the weather are both working and cooperated statewide cal-fire trains and works to make sure wildfires don't get out of hand learning from the past. so that 95% of today's fires are contained to 10 acres or less. we've pretty aggressive on our response to mitigate the fires. >> quickly and effectively when it comes to weather conditions. kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan says we're still in a drought but that rain in september and a lack of offshore winds have helped. if we get wind at the wrong time. >> and that set something off and we're really far away from the time of year when we finally start to relax because we know we're going to start getting these storms that roll. >> from the northwest

barbara santa santa maria pastoral los angeles grand canyon area and even into las vegas.t night. when you get the afternoon heating, it'll pop up again. so if you have travel plans anywhere down south, i would keep an eye on things. visibility seems to be improving here. napa airport 2.5 miles visibility petaluma out of my own santa rosa sonoma county airport, says three quarters i think his father looks to be around santa clara valley. san martin, quarter of a mile watson villa half mile 2.5 to 3 salinas over the beautiful monterey peninsula. morning fog, then, sonny big fog back out there again. cool coast warm inland. i mean, we're seeing wide variety of temperatures here. water temps. now all back down into the fifties. they were in the low to mid sixties for awhile. not anymore. even the outer monterey boys have dropped right back down into the fifties. you get that northwest wind. you get the upwelling that'll do it. fifties can i find a 60? no i can that's one observation. sandra fill everyone else's in the fifties, although there is one in boulder creek, santa cru

santa cruz, solano and sonoma counties. it is the first time the maps have been updated since 2009. and this is meant to help residents be prepared in the event of an evacuation maps include new data and improved computer modeling officials say while tsunamis in california are rare, the state's entire coastline is vulnerable to one at any given time. the last tsunami to hit california was off the coast of santa cruz after a volcanic eruption in the south pacific ocean. that was back in january. a cause roughly 6 million dollars worth of damage. one of europe's biggest airlines is now banning any activated apple air tags from luggage. >> the german airline move time so says those devices are classified as dangerous and need to be turned off. apple air tags are made to be put into luggage or attached to things like your key ring, allowing people to track those items using their phones because of many lost luggage complaints. people have started to attach tracking devices so they can monitor their baggage. the tsa does allow for using apple air tags and both carry on and checked bags w

ppg says it will deliver a 10 day notice of intent to strike to santa clara county this week. the county responded to the strike decision by saying, quote, we continue to negotiate with rvp g represented staff and hope to reach an agreement. 11 the state insurance commissioner, said today that his office will begin enforcing new wildfire insurance regulations. the new roles require insurance companies to provide discounts to consumers who make their properties safer from wildfires. the companies must also provide consumers with their properties. wildfire risk score earlier tonight, i spoke with amy box, the executive director of united policyholders and insurance group focused on consumer advocacy, and she says this is long overdue. for many californians facing skyrocketing insurance rates. anywhere there were in california, where there's been a wildfire or could be. people are getting dropped. they are they're having to pay like crazy premiums, so this is a really important step to bringing things back under control. california is the first state in the country to adopt the r

santa clara county. we're moving with big projects to make sure that we can get that get those projects on and get recycled water cycle and purified water, part of our water supply for the future. >> and baker, so many questions just not enough time. thank you for being with us to at least address some of the issues related to what's happening with our drought. thank you. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> the niners enter tonight's primetime matchup with the rams desperately needing a boost. jimmy g played one of his worst games as a niner last week. it was an embarrassing loss to an inferior broncos team and the fan base has become as split as ever. but the good news is enrolled a rams team that has lost 6 straight regular season games to the niners in there he is the polarizing starting quarterback for the forty-niners. when we get good or bad. jimmy, tonight's guests, really need is early jeff wilson junior. he sees the hole and that is 32 yards to pay dirt to give the niner

and that was santa clara county. a grand jury is reporting that members of santa clara city council are working on the forty-niners by half instead of there constituents. this is now led to a request for a formal investigation by the district attorney kron four's dan kerman has that story. our members of the santa clara city council putting the san francisco forty-niners interest. >> ahead of their constituents. that's what a just-released report from the santa clara county civil grand jury says. now santa clara police chief technical. i sent a letter to county district attorney jeff rosen asking him to investigate whether there were potential violations of public meeting laws, potential misappropriation of public funds, potential violation of the city's prohibition on accepting lobbyist gifts and the termination of city management. the report called unsportsmanlike conduct alleges 5 members of the santa clara city council are not acting in the best interests of the city and the city council voting bloc puts the fort

. >> the santa rosa city council will revisit. and talk about the ordinance at the october 25th meeting. if approved, it will go into effect november. 25th. >> mma and ufc star cain velasquez was in court again today in san jose. 4 days before his scheduled preliminary hearing is accused of trying to kill a man who's charged with molesting a young relative of his a superior court judge granted some requests filed by the alaska says attorneys for access to more evidence in the case against harry goularte. he's seen there. alaska's is charged with attempted murder for allegedly trying to shoot during a high-speed chase in san jose. prosecutors said last cause try to achieve some form of vigilante justice and shot at several times. school has a hearing next month. he is out of custody. velasquez is still behind bars with no bail. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> we're less than a week away from the official start of the nba season. but let's be honest here. most warriors fans have been much more worried ab

in downtown santa cruz was in ruins. the location closer to the epicenter of the quake in the santa cruz mountains. we had 400 people come put on hard hats. >> they carry all those books out there so we can keep going. it really we're save our community literally. >> this is a big jump to date. rebuild any thriving business. this is the 10th that we've been in for 3 years. >> well, try building got destroyed. we had to operate out of the 10 of loma prieta. now just memories adorning the walls of his book shop. >> some 30 years later, scientists confident loma prieta has better prepared. the bay area for the next big quake does a much better understanding of how the ground shakes. >> what a large earthquake, currents and that goes into the building coats and the building codes are constantly the improved. >> and well, communities reflect on loma prieta. it is also about looking ahead to the next big earthquake and the message about being prepared reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> 6.39. the time in c

the napa valley, the sonoma valley and up through santa ros. santa rosa. it is low clouds spilling into the gap. that is what it looks like over the sano bridge. it looks a little more impressive if this camera is elevated but you will see the east bay and the numbers are down below a mile. even on the east bay shore. that is the view view over downtown. it is gray but we are not dealing with fog. you can see at least one mile and the overview from the salesforce tower when you time-lapse it. just gorgeous to look at when you are above it but it is a little more challene more challenge on the roads. san san jose, you are fine. in the city and along the coast, the ns go down. north bay valley, santa santa rosa and all up and down 101, only .03 of a mile visibility. if we visualize how the clouds melt back and disappear by late morning like they always do, there is going to be a ribbon of it kind of holding on certainly along the coast but that ribbon comes into into the golden gate. we will take a closer look at that. forecast models are able to resolve the

kron four's will tran joins us live from santa rosa to walk us through. it will. >> james area, the santa rosa police department, this still searching for this suspect who they say is a repeat offender for the very same type of crime. let me show you the video. quite disturbing. this all went down about a half-mile from the santa rosa police department. this was on sunday morning at around 11 o'clock. you might notice some and meandering closer to the pickup truck and then throws his bag in the back of the pickup truck punches a driver through the open window right in the face and then drags him out, punches in many more times where he's blood e unconscious and suffers a broken nose. he then hops into the pickup truck and leaves the scene leaves the man behind it. here's a picture of the suspect. he was recently released from prison supervised release conditional release for carjacking. his name is rico. leeton gomez. 28 years old. they're still searching for him. they believe he is homeless and dangerous and they're telling people do not approach him. if

santa cruz. >> his business and much of pacific avenue in downtown santa cruz was in ruins. the location closer to the epicenter of the quake in the santa cruz mountains. we had 400 people come put on hard hats. >> they carry all those books out there so we can keep going. it really we're save our community literally. >> this is a big jump to date. rebuild any thriving business. this is the 10th that we've been in for 3 years. >> well, try building got destroyed. we had to operate out of the 10 of loma prieta. now just memories adorning the walls of his book shop. >> some 30 years later, scientists confident loma prieta has better prepared. the bay area for the next big quake does a much better understanding of how the ground shakes. >> what a large earthquake, currents and that goes into the building coats and the building codes are constantly the improved. >> and well, communities reflect on loma prieta. it is also about looking ahead to the next big earthquake and the message about being prepared reporting from san francisco, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> we never know when

and they've been assaulting her in the streets of santa rosa. and what we're trying to say is we're not going to tolerate this behavior in the city of santa rosa. santa rosa police chief john cregan on how the new side show ordinance targets the drivers and those promoting the illegal events from its is going to be one for drivers who are participating in sideshows. >> passetgers who are actively participating and a side show our vehicle that's involved in a sideshow. the spectators of those who are actively cheering on the crowd of those involved in the sideshows. >> anyone who promote an organizes out of that because that's also really important part for the promoters are putting it out on social media platforms and literally drawing hundreds of young people here. the streets of santa rosa to participate in these dangerous illegal. sideshows involve dozens and often hundreds of people showing up to watch cars drifting and doing donuts. >> and burnouts back in june, santa rosa police responded to more than 400 sideshow related calls over one we

santa cruz police chief bernie escalon. today. the original reports included multiple. >> shots with multiple victims. the school immediately went into lockdown. >> and as you probably saw, you had agencies. >> hundreds of from all different agencies in our county, from their students. teachers and faculty went into lockdown mode while police searched the campus for any possible threat areas. moment for >> the scariest moment was when they told us that we are in code red and got to barricade the doors and we walked to the back back of the room when the pitch locker room that was probably the scariest moment was like super dark. we couldn't really hear anything. we didn't know what was going on. robert forbes wife is a teacher at santa cruz high school. he describes getting a call from her during the lockdown. what she tell you. >> she told me she's okay and she didn't know too much. but >> as a result of that, i'm sure to make you feel good. how are you feeling pride? pride here from it. >> very, very scared. >> definitely in a pa

. >> santa clara avenue. and that's the grand lake gardens, a senior living facility there in oakland. but as will said, it looks like everybody was able to make it out fine. they're being helped right now, right? well, we have to get a look at weather. >> many of you that are planning your day, john, what's happening over the next 24 hours for us here? gray start, guys. but we will be seeing things clearing out much like we have up to this point this week. so far right now, looking out over the embarcadero light breeze. we are seeing the grain more than anything else and we will be working our way through the day. that brings a little less of it, especially towards the latter part of the morning might want to turn the windshield wipers on the time or 2 as we do see those misty drizzly conditions so far today, current temps anywhere from the 50's to the 40's up in the north bay. pretty chilly up there. cloverdale santa rosa petaluma at 48 degrees. oakland, you're at 55 right now san francisco. a cool 53 reyna

we do have 49 degrees in nevada 49 in santa rosa.cool start for you there, but everybody else cool to mild. we have 53 in berkeley, 55 in livermore, 57 over san jose. so not too bad then as we get into the afternoon will call for mid sixties and san francisco mid seventies for napa low to mid eighties, far inland cities 70 for the afternoon high over areas of san jose. and we're looking at 70 degrees for oakland. your extended forecast here. temperatures are coming down getting into your bay area saturday by at least a few degrees, especially for inland cities dropping by about five or so and then additional cooling on sunday sixties for our basic communities, mid upper seventies expected for inland cities just a tad warmer on tuesday and a tad warmer monday into tuesday, so very pleasant forecast for inland communities warm today, cooling it off for the rest of the ended forecasts. dave in a bold move the january 6th committee subpoenaed donald trump to testify but will comply . caroline shyly in washington. that story coming up but

we are live in santa clara county with more. >> officials in santa clara county want to take things further by holding perpetrators accountable. the district attorney says he wants every sexual assault report the rubrics to the cash shared through uber to be shared with police automatically. they have been in talks with uber and a victim advocacy groups, calling on the company to report sexual assault allegations to police, something uber is not required to do to dave rosen estimates 62 assaults have happened in the county in two years but only one incident was reported. >> the victim they believe the company is going to contact police and he perpetrator will be held -- the perpetrator will be held criminally accountable but none of that will happen. >> hoover telling us -- hoover telling us we art clearly with surviving's that it is their choice to make. they make that choice, we have teams to support them and law-enforcement, adding that there's position was guided by experts and survivors themselves. but there is pushback as some victim advocacy groups feel that mandatory reporting could

fog right now pretty limited to the north bay where santa rosa is. three quarters of a mile but these temperatures, it is one of the coolest starts in quite some time. 48 palo alto, 44 santa rosa, 48 vallejo. live look from the exploratorium skycam showing clear conditions. partly cloudy and temperatures belowhe0's and warm wther on the way, coming up. kumasi: the man accused in a serial killer investigation in stockton is expected to make his first court appearance tomorrow. police believe he was looking for a new victim when he was taken into custody. jobina: 43-year-old wesley brownlee is waking up in the san joaquin county jail. investigators say he is connected to six homicides, five in stockton and one in oakland. there is also one woman who survived an attack. most of the victims were hispanic men. early saturday morning, police got a break in the case when they spotted brownlee driving through stockton. they say he was dressed in black, had amassed around his neck and armed with a gun. officials say reaching out to the community helped catch

oakland is at 52 santa rosa 51.oughout san jose, there would have been under 10 mph all morning, but these winds will pick up 5 to 15 and be more of an onshore push later this afternoon, you'll notice that fog bank well right now it's about 1000 ft deep, and it's just hanging tight to the coach. and look what's going on in southern california have been monitoring thunderstorms blossoming just right there outside of santa maria. what you'll see those lightning strikes bam! there it goes. now all this activity will begin to subside as it passes off to the west, but we will see some cloud cover around the san luis obispo area. repeat performance for so cal. saturday night. we're looking at a little drizzle from our low clouds and five but notice late this afternoon. no clearing at the beaches are very limited, pushing back on shore overnight with earlier burnout for your friday temperatures today fifties beaches sixties bayside to the low eighties away from the bay inland. 76 morgan hill notice some warm up on friday,

in santa rosa, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. were collected yesterday will be -- liz: and all the guns that were collected yesterday will be destroyed. in the south bay, san jose is offering financial incentives to attract experienced cops. the city is experiencing an ongoing shortage of police officers. this week, a hiring bonus of $10,000 was offered for officers who come to san jose from other police departments. the pilot program starting at the end of october. the shrinking police force has been the top issue in the san jose mary lou -- mayoral race. bay area residents took to the streets once again, protesting in support of the people of iran. a march was held saturday in san francisco. it is in response to more than a month of violent clashes in iran between citizens and police. more than 140 iranians have been killed in those clashes, and the conflicts began after a 22-year-old woman died last month while in police custody. she was arrested for allegedly improperly wearing her hijab. a focus now on education, and abc 7's

but chief fire marshal at santa rosa fire. paul lowenthal says that does not mean they aren't happening. he said the reason wildfires haven't gotten out of control is because the public has a better job creating defensible spaces are heeding the warnings there at the taking the the measure that we're asking that and those as well as the weather are both working and cooperating statewide cal-fire trains and works to make sure wildfires don't get out of hand learning from the past. so that 95% of today's fires are contained in 10 acres or less. we've pretty aggressive on our response to mitigate the fires. >> quickly and effectively when it comes to weather conditions. kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan says we're still in a drought but that rain in september and a lack of offshore winds have helped. if we get wind at the wrong time. >> and that set something off and we're really far away from the time of year when we finally start to relax because we know we're going to start getting these storms that roll. >> from the northwest

upper 40s in santa rosa. widespread clouds for sure. fog in the north bay valleys and that's one of the things we're spotlighting all morning long. daytime highs today once these clouds melt back and the fog is gone, above average inland mid 70s in the bay. see you with the full forecast in a bit, back to you. >>> now despite incoming fall conditions experts do not expect drought conditions to improve any time soon. federal weather officials say drought and fire risks remain high in the coming months. they point to the climate pattern which is in place for a third winter. that means the winter months will bring drier conditions to the south here in california it's likely we won't see any improvements with the drought. with the deepening drought in many parts of the country, the wildfire forecast adds to a hazy outlook for air quality especially for the livermore valley and santa clara valley. both locations see higher levels of air pollution than the rest of the season. we go up high to show us why. >> it's a great place to hike if you

the booster shot here in santa clara county. health officials are waiting for a shipment and then you can come here to the fairgrounds and get your kids. the shot in the arm. the boosters already available for kids 12 years and up and the regular first vaccine shot is available for kids 6 months and older doctors are recommending parents get their kids boosted to keep them healthy, not only for school, but also for the holidays. health officials are worried because over only 11% of those eligible to get the booster have received it in santa clara county officials saying that's a low number as we head into the holiday months, a time when we gather together indoors, more and more and when we naturally see a spike in flu and covid cases, the new booster has the original covid strain and the omicron variant that has grown dominant this year. that's why they call it the bivalent booster. if you want to get your kid boosted or yourself boosted its very easy and santa clara county all have to do is head to the county health website. an

now santa clara police chief technical. i sent a letter to county district attorney jeff rosen asking him to investigate whether there were potential violations of public meeting laws, potential misappropriation of public funds, potential violation of the city's prohibition on accepting lobbyist gifts and the termination of city management. the report called unsportsmanlike conduct alleges 5 members of the santa clara city council are not acting in the best interests of the city and the city council voting bloc puts the forty-niners interests ahead of the city's interests. the 60 page mashup of assumptions >> it's basically gossip. cherry picked evidence. we have newspaper stories in campaign slogans, the grand jury defame council members without giving them the opportunity to defend themselves. it is pure and simple is a political hit piece. >> city councilman and mayoral candidate anthony becker as one of the 5 named in the grand jury report. well, he is not against the da investigating. he says there is no merit to the g

but santa clara mayor lisa gilmore, who is also running for reelection. and it's not one of the 5 indentified in the report. >> says the focus should now be on cleaning up city government. there's a lot that we have to clean up in santa clara and we have to start today. if we're going to build back the trust that has been violated over the last couple of years, the district attorney's office confirms the reviewing the grand jury report but has yet to decide whether to investigate. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> also in the south bay, the los gatos saratoga union high school district has re some multimillion dollar settlement over abuse allegations by a former student athlete that athlete identified as jane doe said that she was abused by los gatos high school assistant track coach jokey robinson back in 1999. at that time, she was only 14 years old. a press release states. the girl's mother informed the school's principal and head coach. but robinson was never disciplined. authorities say he maintained his control over jane doe until she was. 21 robinson was

i'm sarah stinson reporting in santa rosa. back to you. >> in the south bay, san jose police say an elderly man was very badly hurt and i hit and run crash today. it happened in the area of monterey road and mount a vista drive. police have not released last description of the suspect's car and they say the man does have life threatening injuries will give you more details as we get them. >> daly city police have made an arrest in a home invasion that was caught on camera earlier this month. we first told you about the story back on october. 3rd, when a man disguised himself as a pg e worker and attacked this elderly woman and forced his way into her home. police say the suspect got away with money and jewelry. the granddaughter of the victim told us that she believes that her grandmother was targeted because she's an older asian woman. police have now arrested. 34 year-old you she'd serve richmond and said that he was tied to a series of home invasion robberies. he's been booked into the san mateo county jail on several felon

that was also the santa clara valley. and so this, you know, this is near the diablo range about hamilton. obviously. and then there was also in 2007, a 5.6. it was called the alum rock event or a in the same area. so obviously a lot of activity on this fall. i think, you know, those who live in this area know that. but it's interesting to see that this was, you know, preliminarily anyway, a 5.1 which ranks up there with some of the bigger events that happened along that fault. well, and again, when the berkeley seismologist was saying that this technically isn't a large earthquake to me does seem pretty large because i feel like over the last couple of years, the ones that i felt here have only been maybe a four-point know is very like the largest. so to see a 5.0, one magnitude was a. shocking to me. yeah, it's also interesting. they're talking about the p waves and the s waves up ways because of the shorter waves that those will feel that are really close to the epicenter is the s waves kind of travel further. and thos