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so if you're headed in the southern california, santa barbara on southward, watch out for a chance of rain. northern california, though, going to stay dry and it should be warm away from the coastline. tonight. you're stepping outside. we're looking at these hovering in the 70's inland, of course, cool fog already moving along the coastline, keeping the 50's. but everybody cooling down more fog on the way. we'll talk more about that chance of rain coming up in a few minutes. guys, back to you. thank you, lawrence. >> federal health officials have given the green light for children as young as 5 to get the new updated covid-19 vaccine as kron four's dan kerman reports bay area. doctors say that news is coming. not a moment too soon. so far, less than a 3rd of kids aged 5 to 11 have had their 2 primary doses of the covid-19 vaccine. >> for those who have, though, federal health officials have okayed the new omicron specific covid-19 booster for those as young as 5 years old just in time says bay area, infectious disease experts as we're heading into a season where people are going to be

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here you have please me this santa barbara in the mail. and invite me to the waist. that at such a time not at work, i quit. congratulations. it's a gala dinner for your zhenechka. it's none of your business, you better watch your bride. so i repeat to you once again thoughts overgrown, judging by her appearance. you were just getting started. you know, by the looks of you, you've just finished doing this . ivanovich wanted to look you in the eye. why i hardly know you. i don't understand. you know, business is like war, how did it get here? seraphim did you do that? how dare you? do you know what i'll do to you? mark ivanovich everything is not so, it seems the situation taken out of the context of our relationship with antonina. because of this record, it's just ridiculous. take it to the personnel department in the calculation and you can do as much as you like, but outside of my office there will be more questions. please hello brand. ivanovich good evening. sorry, i didn't understand. why did you call me? let's talk in the car cold. i would like to meet you as a

our first stop was santa barbara, and in this santa barbara style, a huge friendly crowd filled thise small station with shouting flags. nikita sergeevich got out of the car with some questions, answers , and so on. here, i tell you, it all changed somehow with a less magic wand at the end of his 12-day tour of america khrushchev arrives at the residence of the president yesenhower, by whom david negotiate disarmament i saw that e from mhara is to disturb and seriously disturb. he really is. e, i wanted to agree that there would be no war in negotiations and conversations, he says no to everyone, a military man, i have been on my street all my life, but i am very afraid of war, so i would like to do everything in order to avoid war and above all president there would be no other for me. if we could agree with you and exclude them, we knew their position. they knew our posi position. the sides are different, but both powers do not want to fight, and this gives hope. america hit. khrushchev, he sees how fabulously rich the americans are, and this also gives him hope. they can meditate.

my first open ocean die was in the santa barbara channel. -- dive was in the santa barbara channel. they put us in one after the other and drop us to 800 feet to make sure we would not have a cost of phobic meltdown. i did not. i was so intrigued by what i was seeing that i saved that for the next dive. i went down 800 feet and i turned out the lights. i was blown away by what i saw. at the time there were no cameras that could record this. but this is what it looks like. it looked like a fireworks display. later when i was interviewed by our local newspaper, they asked me what is it like down there? i blurted out, it's like the fourth of july. they used that as a headline and i took a tremendous ribbing from my colleagues for such a nonscientific statement. i have lost track of the number of times over the years i have taken people down for their first drive and have them describe it like a fourth of july. it was incredible. i saw jellyfish that just blew my mind. i included these for juli. for her love of the spineless. this is a chain on the left in the light and on the right by

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

. >>> new indictment against the captain of the santa barbara dive boat that caught fire in 2019 resulting in the deaths of 34 people including seven from the bay area, a federal grand jury charging jerry boil within misconduct or neglect of ship officer, the indictment accuses boil p of disregarding a number of safety issues and measures i convicted he faces ten years in prison. we are hearing from th family of kristen smart a day after a jury convicted man of murders the student that went missing 26 years ago. a injury found paul florez guilty of killing the college freshman wh was seen with him in 1996. his father was acquited of helping him bury the body. >> without christian there is n joy or happiness in this verdict. with the split verdicts, we learned that our quest for justice for kristen will continue. >> the body has never been found. a schaaf is pledging tha investigators won't give up. th district attorney also wade in on the verdict. >> it's extremely satisfying to finally have an answer to be able to give to the family, her picture has been on my wall for a number of years a

. >> there indictment of a captai of a santa barbara boat --. a federal grand jury is charging jerry boiling with misconduct o neglect of ship officer. the indictment accuses him of disregarding a number of safety measures. seven of the 34 peopl killed were from the bay area. if convicted, he faces up to 10 years in prison. >> let's switch gears. darren, you did not need a jacket today and we will ng to br tek in f res how gh these nuer aftern looks pretty out there from the hotel looking ou across the transamerica pyramid towards --. you take a look at the numbers. we are already in the low to mid 80s. 83 in concorde. 86 in livermore. we have four hours to go before those numbers top out and we will take a look at what the forecast is for numbers that ar inland, we will be in the low 90s today. a look at the city, 83 in the city today. made it t 79 yesterday. 83 is totally within reach they. 84 in oakland. when you hit that you are actually going to tie the record. i will show you where our records stand coming up th complete forecast and we wi

in san diego, you can see 80's and the san joaquin valley and a couple scattered showers in the santa barbara to low clouds and fog likely to move back on shore well inland for tonight, penetrating the valleys, maybe all the way into the delta 2. so that is a pretty good push of fog, especially for this time of year. it's going to break up the li lots of sunshine except the coast. and then by tomorrow evening, a start to meander its way back on shore overnight lows still going to be chilly 40's and 50's overnight tonight. and then tomorrow we're off and running on a beautiful friday by tomorrow afternoon. we're enjoying some mid 80's inland. lots of 70's hazy sunshine inside the bay. cool 50's. grab your jacket. if you're headed out to the coast. thank you, lawrence. coming up ahead of next week's great california shakeout. >> we'll take you inside the earthquake simulator that's helping people on the peninsula. get ready for the big one. >> also north, a city beset by sideshows and you might be shocked to learn that the city is already doing what they're now proposing. and he's back. >> well

the san joaquin 70's in southern california about 79 in los angeles. 71 in santa barbara. 75 degrees in san diego numbers around the bay area tomorrow. hot 90 showing up in the valley. just see a lot of 70's 80's and sunny around the bay about 82 and free one, 80 in mount view. 86 degrees in nevada about 83 in santa rosa and sunny. some patchy morning fog becoming a very nice day in san francisco at 72 degrees. alright, next couple days, the temperatures probably going to top out as we head through tomorrow and saturday. that will cool down a little bit on sunday below average temperatures as we head toward the middle of next week. all right. thanks. alerts. will he or won't he? this guy just days after elon musk reaffirmed his intention to buy twitter, the social media company. >> is now saying that musk's offer. is just another stall tactic. and today a judge said musk must complete the deal by the end of the month or go to trial kron. 4 s justin campbell has more on what comes next. >> the future for twitter is uncertain on what it must buys the company. but one thing for sure. on

. ♪♪♪ eric: at a weekly rehearsal, a choir of retired miners sings the union anthem, "santa barbara."hoir fought to keep their mines open. in 2012, some even marched to madrid to protest closures. [speaking spanish] eric: they're now enjoying their leisure, but they're yet to be convinced the government will create new jobs. the choir's soloist javier toral and his accompanist mario coto say past efforts came to nothing, with unscrupulous businesses taking the money and running. eric: then again, javier's son angel, one of spain's last coal miners, is looking forward to retiring at 44. eric: spain has committed to net zero emissions by 2050. the government believes every country will soon be transitioning from coal. sara: you want me to say what is the maximum timing for coal? i will say that we need to think about the next 10, 15 years. eric: so 15 years, the end of coal? sara: hopefully. i think the planet is giving us lots of signals that we need to stop this the sooner, the bett. eric: well, what's going to happen to countries like australia that are still making money out of coal

i mean it has been lit up, especially from santa barbara to los angeles, oceans, oceanside, san diegoming in from the desert. that's all coming back around alot, which is just off the coast. we have an onshore breeze in place here. the wind hasn't been that bad, but it's definitely onshore. so 50 sixties coast and bay seventies and really most locations now inland are in the seventies. there's a few low eighties kind of holding on a little bit. san francisco should be on the high side for october, 12th. they should be 71 degrees today, 60. yesterday 61 monday 62 sunday 59 saturday 61. really well below average cold, cold, cold fifties on the temps for almost everybody, because it's the big fog banks already in place. i don't think these changed all that much. clayton has dropped to 49 most locations are in the fifties. walnut creek 50. alamo 50. then a lot of mid fifties there, so i mean, you can see their southern california again. look it right during long beach . i mean, that is lit up for the morning and there's numerous lightning strikes. southern california yesterday. it's calle

there's that thunderstorm here some just that just to the north of santa barbara.there the possibility of some showers and thunderstorms closer to san diego for today. but for us we have that. still some lingering cloud cover out there, as you can see here looks like earlier clearing times for portions of san francisco, but still some overcast out toward out towards pacifica out toward the pillar point right around the half moon bay area and you can see the overall trend with the cloud cover. this is up in the north bay, some clearing just within the past two hours, and that trend will continue over the next few hours. current numbers out there. san francisco right now. 60 degrees oakland 60 to santa rosa. with that lingering cloud cover only in the upper fifties right now, and walnut creek reporting 71 degrees, actually, fairly mild inland. so yesterday all day we had to some cloud cover here. out towards the golden gate bridge, but some clearing kind of a nice scene here, but still, some lingering fog patches up above. the span itself, but at least it's nice to s

i pulled out this santa barbara to the post office and invite natalia to me .ot at work at such a time, i quit. congratulations. this is a festive dinner for your zhenechka. it's not your business, you better watch it. for your bride. so i repeat to you once again thoughts overgrown, judging by his appearance, you were just starting. you know, by the looks of you, you've just finished doing this . ivanovich wanted to look you in the eyes. why unlikely. seraphim did you do that? how dare you? do you know what i'll do to you? but mark ivanovich is not so, it seems that the situation is taken out of the context of our relationship with antonina. what about this video? it 's just ridiculous. take it into account in the personnel department and you will be able to do as much as you like, but for there will be more questions outside my office. zavyalova's home address, please tonya hello dear. hi everyone so nice to see you. i listen to you too. this is happening here, natalya was fired. viktor is also hanging by a thread. and you, as always on a war horse, limped, m

a beautiful 74 and sunny in santa barbara. the high country not bad. if you want to sneak up there 50's 60's for highs. i think temperatures maybe even a little bit warmer as we head in towards sunday. but then we're going to watch these numbers start to cool down. i think, especially as we head in toward this next week after monday, halloween looks like a safe day. but after that, everything changes much cooler weather some showers coming our way. we'll have more on that in a few minutes. >> alright lights also coming up, tom brady, who is from the peninsula and giselle bunchen of finalize their divorce with 2 at say about the situation on social media as they made the announcement. and we're going to check in on that little 8 year-old boy who was attempting to make some history climbing, one of the hardest rock roots in the world. r internet isn't ideal. dad made the illiant move to t us t-mobile home internet. hich... have to share our signal with e entire neighborhood. ah, now we do some weird ings to get our speeds. ll..... i'up. 'mon kids. is suc

in 1969, the santa barbara oil spill dumped two and a half million gallons of oil into the pacific, killing thousands of sea birds and marine mammals. in 1989, the exxon valdez oil tanker ran aground in alaska, spilling 11 million gallons of oil into prince william sound. and most recently, in 2010, the bp deepwater horizon disaster, which according to u.s. government estimates, released 210 million gallons of oil into the gulf of mexico. >> 57 days ago, in the dead of night, the worst environmental nightmare in u.s. history began. on a screen here and in homes across the country, we now see the le video of tens of thousands of barrels of oil billowing into the gulf of mexico every day. for years, the oil industry swore this could never happen. we were told the technology had advanced, that offshore drilling was safe. bp said they didn't think the rig would sink. it did. they said they could handle an exxon valdez size spill every day. they couldn't. bp said the spill was 1,000 barrels per day. it wasn't, and they knew it. in preparation for this hearing, the committee reviewed the oil spil

but it is located in northern santa barbara county, close to, i guess, san luis obispo? er town near santa maria, about eight miles from santa maria, off of highway 101. damian: it's funny how they seem to find us no matter what, but this is a great book. but, mr. razo, my suegro was in vietnam, and it wasn't until 40 years later that he first heard the words "welcome home." talk about that and how inexcusable that is. rudy: i have still not gotten over my first day home. i remember getting spit on. i couldn't believe it. i was so proud with all my medals, and i wanted to be proud for my gente, you know, and i was a proud patriot, you know? i grew up with patriotism. my grandfather fought in the revolución, my tíos también. and i was proud to be part of this whole thing. and to get spit on and--i cannot express the sadness it gave me and how it's affected my entire life. i've been angry. i'm still a proud american though. damian: there you go. there you go. well, mr. razo, thank you. thank you for your service, and welcome home, sir. we appreciate what you've done. rudy:

spacex falcon 9 rocket is scheduled to launch soon tonight from vandenberg space force base in santa barbarae rocket >> is set to lift off at 06:14pm tonight. if the launch is successful, the falcon 9 will place several starlink internet satellites into orbit. this is space x's first falcon heavy launch since 2019. and still ahead, following a loss in the desert. >> and klay thompson's first career ejection. the dup's trying to right the ship bounce back and they host a good one. tonight, the miami heat sports director jason joins us live from chase. when we come back. >> the warriors are back home tonight after losing on the road a couple days ago in phoenix, though, looking at rebound tonight dubs host miami heat. good team. sports director jason dumas live at chase is jason. a couple losses early in the season. some fans are freaking out, but it's going to be fine right? >> yeah, it should be fine. steve kerr actually was talking about that in his pre-game a press conference. he said this is a marathon and i heard your t's grant. you're exactly right. this is a really good game. a really

still an area of low pressure rotating around to see a pop-up showers near santa barbara in the los angeles. maybe another day of that for tomorrow. if you plan to head that direction. now, the bay area, we're looking at the fog and low clouds and it's been damp along the coastline. even some drizzle last night again out toward the beaches and likely going to see more overnight tonight. you can see that on shore when that westerly wind continues. that's going bring the fog well on shore. interesting, though, the pattern trying to shift here, this is what we call a blocking ridge of high pressure. get a low out ahead of it. get along the backside, what we call a rex block. but finally starting to see this ridge being a lot over somewhat a bit now. so it's weakening and eventually something is going to bump its way through, but not tomorrow. looks like when keep things nice and dry around the bay area. tomorrow, that may be a little bit warmer outside, but there's a hint that we could be talking about a major change in the weather pattern. maybe some rain. we'll have more on that coming up in

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so on the high desert, also over the grapevine and even towards santa barbara and los angeles.it looks like even the las vegas up around northwest parts of arizona, grand canyon, kingman and even in the southern california desert. we get a lot of gray. see, these systems are blocked, and they just can't do anything right now. the pattern is just locked in. and when that's the way it is, that's what you see is what you get. so 50 60 70. i mean, there's suddenly livermore has just been going bonkers. they're near 90 that the city much of the coast can't get out of the upper fifties low sixties. it does look a little cooler inland, you guys towards the end of the week. steve thank you. 8 19, a mother desperately searching for answers after her only son has shot and killed while driving in oakland. the promise she's keeping to her sense children and her plea to the public warning from the cdc, urging the u. s to be ready for a virus outbreak and it's not covid either, but the state department is doing now to prevent a new spread of a deadly virus. what's it like having xfinity inte

over the central sierra southern sierra, the high desert san joaquin valley and even over towards santa barbaraes grand canyon area and even into las vegas. lots of activity. now it dies down at 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

yes a whole santa barbara you're coming i see.hen, like, soon there will be nowhere to live. i'll call mom. i know right away. just some black van. what should i do? will wait? we will wait, money, we must collect everything. why an extreme measure, if they put forward demands, so soon they will say where and how they want to get this money. we will prepare the operation and take them to the transmission. i checked diana’s phone, he dropped it to the factory settings, there’s nothing, but you asked to check oleg for a redhead from vladivostok, i collected information , which means oleg naryzhny nicknamed ryzhik, a native of the city of vladivostok, born in the seventy-second year of birth, we are repeatedly convicted of stealing robbers. said, these are serious people ryzhik this sochi is not. well, at least not officially, but his accomplice nikolai borodachev, nicknamed the beard, has already been in sochi for a week. they went through many things together - ryzhik and they, well, he officially stayed at the guest house near the

nikita sergeevich, the peace mission is proceeding successfully; our first stop was santa barbara, andthere was a huge friendly crowd, who scored all this a small station with flash drives with screams. nikita sergeevich got out of the car. i don't know, in this crowd there with the desire of hands, some questions, answers, and so on. here, i'm telling you. yes, everything has changed, like something less than a magic wand at the end of his 12-day tour of america, khrushchev arrives at the residence of president eisenhower, whom david negotiate disarmament, i saw that e ibnhara is to disturb and seriously disturb. he really is. uh, i wanted to agree that there would be no war with negotiations and conversations, he says no to a military man, but i am very afraid of water, so i would like not to do everything in order to avoid war, and above all, the president would not have another me, if we could come to an agreement with you and exclusively, well, we knew how to agree their position. they knew our posi position. the sides are different, but both powers do not want to fight, and this

just outside of santa barbara thunderstorm outside a taft. you could see it. there. all that activity is going to gradually lift up in the northern a direction toss some clouds in the santa maria and san luis obispo. but we will have ample sunshine away from the bay at 80 and anti og low eighties and fairfield. we're talking about temperatures near 70 of redwood city, as well as redwood shore. and 60 degrees in san francisco. here's a brief look at your extended forecast. it'll be warmer tomorrow but cooler in autumn like over the weekend gang. alright roberta. thank you, tom. you're 6 40, a professor at uc berkeley, trying some people could get $1000 ang month from that professor. no strings attached. and now let's check in with gasia mikaelian for look at what's coming up on join you in studio what was supposed to be the vacation of a lifetime in cancun turned violent and nearly cost one american tourist his life. i'll never forget that feeling. it was the scariest feeling in the entire world. but you're just done. he was mugged, kidnapped and left for dead

i trained in a tank, and my first open ocean drive was in the santa barbara channel. the first dive they just put us one in after the other, dropped us 800 feet to make sure we weren't going to have a claustrophobic meltdown. i didn't because i was so intrigued by what i was seeing. i saved that for the next dive. [laughter] but i went down 800 feet, and i turned out the lights. i just was blown away by what i saw, and now at the time, there were no cameras that could record this, but this is what it looks like. it looked like a fireworks display. in fact, later when i was interviewed by our local newspaper, they asked me what is it like down there? i blurted out it is like the 4th of july which of course they used as a headline, and i took a tremendous ribbing from my colleagues for such a nonscientific statement, but i have lost track on the number of times over the years i have taken people down for their first dive and have them describe it as being like the 4th of july. it was incredible. i saw jellyfish that just blew my mind, and i included these for julie for

think 'that, when everyone is living paycheck to p paycheck, they are in santa barbara wherever the huse people for furniture. he has megannitis, she's was tone deaf idiot before he. now she brought him in. we love soccer hooligan harry. he was raised in a family you put duty before self, he was taught, that his brother knows that. kennedy: he sh thought you men pee. >> duty in the morning. kennedy: do you think that queen will haunt him from the great beyond. >> in a perfect world, yes, but i don't think she thinks they are worth it. kennedy: she is in hef going, watch our wanker, i had my question with those ginger balls, horrible what he has done to the family, he wouldn't know how to serve something if he were a waiter at spago. [ laughter ] and he plight might be. the way it is going, he is the worst if the queen were around, i think those were her private feelings, older women, as you know. they become more efficient when like their feelings, you know, hey grandma good to see you, you got fat! kennedy: they don't screw around, we waste too much time with superficial pleasantries

i trained in the tank and my first open ocean die was in the santa barbara channel for the first dive they put us in one after the other, drop us to 800 feet to make sure we were not going to have a claustrophobic meltdown. i didn't because of so intrigued by what i was seeing. i save that for the next dive. but it went down 800 feet and i turned on the lights. i was just blown away by what i saw for now the time there are no cameras that could record this. but this is what it looks like. looks like a fireworks display. in fact later one of the entry by a local newspaper they asked me what is like down there and i said it's like the fourth of july. which of course are used as a headline and took a tremendous ribbing for my colleague for such a nonscientific a statemen. i have lost track of the number times over the years i've taken people down for the first dive and had them describe it as being like a fourth of july. it was incredible. jellyfish that just blew my mind. i quoted these for juli. you sit on the left in the light went on the right by its own bioluminescence. it was longe

. >> 34 people died when the boat caught fire and sank off the coast of santa barbara. a federal grand jury has indicted the captain alleging misconduct and gross negligence while on duty. he was at fault for a series of events that the to the death of 33 passengers and a crew member. he is accused of abandoning ship all those who died were trapped below deck. the indictment comes after a federal judge throughout a previous indictment because product -- prosecutors used negligence instead of gross negligence during a president tatian to the grant -- presentation to the grand very. up to 10 years in federal prison if convicted. >> 5:06 a.m.. look how sharp it is. we are without our marine layer this morning. some of those rare october days or it's going to be very nice at the beach. we have a lot of sunshine in the morning, we will find late day clouds. 81 stenson, 70 two pacifica, 86 santa cruz, enjoy this beach weather. that ocean temperatures are a chilly 59 degrees. we talked about not needing a light layer for long today. temperatures well into the 70's and we expec

you had the santa barbara oil spill. he was a california guy living in san clementi. republicans were in his back yard. the dangerous species act was passed in 1973. 92-0 it passed in the senate because at that moment, everybody wanted to make sure the bald eagle got saved from pesticides or check calls. the good news, bret, the eagles are back. they wanted to make sure the florida panther came back. now you have nhl hockey team named about the species. he wanted to make sure that the grizzly bear could survive as a symbol of the rocky mountains, the greatness and grandure. the rub is it overkill. commercial real estate developers think the act has been abused from its original intent. >> we've been doing this common ground where democrats and republicans come together. it's interesting to see how they came together during this time. different presidents handling it differently for one goal. douglas a great read. the book "in silent spring revolution." thanks, douglas. >> back to you. >> rich: up next, the lightning round on the mid-terms, winners and losers and candi

fox 11 in los angeles as the captain of a santa barbara based boat that caught fire near santa cruz island2019 is indicted by a grand jury. once again. jerry boy land is charged with abandoning ship and other failures. 34 people were killed in that accident. earlier manslaughter charges were thrown out on a technicality. our affiliate down there, one of the big stories there tonight. >> philanthropist mackenzie scott don't united states $84.5 million to girl scouts u.s.a. and 29 local girl scout councils. it is the largest single donation from one donor in the organization's history. the west central florida chapter will receive $2 million. that's a lot of cookies. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we'll be right back. ♪ she works hard for the money ♪ so hard for it, honey ♪ she works hard for the money ”" ♪ aleve - who do you take it for? age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versus 16 grams in ensure high protein. boost® high protein also has key nutrients for immune support. boos

jobina: 34 people died when the dive boat concession caught fire and sank off the coast of santa barbara in 2019. a grand jury has indicted the captain, alleging misconduct and gross negligence while on duty. the second alleges jerry boyd would was at fault for a series of mistakes that led to the deaths of 33 passengers and one crewmember. he's also accused of abandoning ship. those who died were trapped below decks. the indictment comes weeks after a judge throughout a previous indictment because prosecutors used negligence and set of gross negligence during the presentation to the grand jury. you must appear in court in the coming weeks for an arraignment and could get up to 10 years in federal prison. kumasi: coming up, ringing in the new season. the warriors getting their rings and starting their title defense with a big win over the lakers. reggie: try to get more sleep if you can. the health hazards if you continue to toss and turn. drew: a live look from sutro tower showing sparkling lights of the city. we are in store for a hot october afternoon. typically we are in the low to m

san diego may be in the santa barbara. again, the bay area should see a warm day ab some patchy fog in the morning. and then cool night tonight. that's for sure, though. 40's and 50's for overnight lows. so temperatures starting to a little chilly in spots overnight by day. tomorrow. should be a nice day away from the coastline that 72 degrees, hazy sunshine in the san jose, 70 in mountain view. 77 in mill valley about 76 in the bout of 72 in late on 82 degrees in concord. so these numbers and cooling off just a bit around the bay area the next couple days. but here we go as we head through the weekend, a few more clouds come away on saturday, staying dry, but next week put least a slight chance on tuesday. another low is going to swing off the coastline, going to get close, slight chance of showers, maybe a better chance. some raindrops, the following weekend. >> all right, lawrence, thank you both. for the 3rd time this month, fired at a person who was trying to stop thieves from stealing a catalytic converter this lates

think tomorrow if you're headed that way, expect a few more rain showers into parts of la and also santa barbara, the bay area. look at the low clouds and fog in move back on shore. more that on the way for tomorrow. and i think by tomorrow afternoon, but will break out some sunshine temperatures going to be a little bit cooler outside 70's in the valleys, hazy sunshine inside the bay 60's and 70's. we like the the coast of the place to be here to see patchy fog out there and temperatures hovering in the 50's and the 60's. all right. thank you very much. wants. >> all right. to take a look at this. this is a sad somebody vandalized mural and san francisco's golden gate park apparently throwing some kind of acid on it. the mural by the american indian cultural district honors indigenous animals, plants, people as the parks for stewart's. the district said in a statement this is lead to, quote, conversations around racism, native visibility and the healing that are still needed around sure of native land culture, people and contributions. still ahead, a dog's tail is on the big screen at this week

federal grand jury has issued a new indictment in a deadly fire on a dive boat off the coast of santa barbara. three years ago. the indictment alleges the captain jerry boylan, acted with gross negligence in connection to that fire in september of 2019. 34 people were killed when they were trapped below deck. a judge threw out the original case last month. the families of some victims praised this new charge . boil and faces 10 years in prison if convicted. it is 709 right now we are looking at some of these east big commutes in there pretty. i don't know they're not great. there's a lot of things going on. let's go first to getting into san francisco. there was an earlier crash west 80 at ninth, and that made the entire bay bridge traffic commute slow and at slow traffic to the toll plaza. and you can see some slowing here. the carpool lanes have improved , so hopefully this will start winding down as they got the crash off the freeway finally took him a bit, though this is a look at highway four. slow from pittsburgh. debate point. there was an earlier crash in walnut creek. 6 80 is slow. l

host: jean is next in santa barbara, california -- gene is in santa barbara, california. russian people, universally, everyone i met, was very pro-american. they kept whispering in my ear " why are we having these problems?" host: what year was that, gene? caller: i can't remember exactly, but it was 20 years ago when i was there. the russian people were great. they loved us. everywhere i went, they had open arms and had -- host: this tends to happen a lot. the people love us, but the governments don't. i'm pretty sure the government does not love us. caller: i will tell you this -- i do not know how long putin will get away with this, because the russian people are very pro-american, and i cannot help but think something is going to happen where he is going to be thrown out of office, because he is following the game plan of hitler. " i want a little bit of this, i want a little bit of that." it is so obviously the kind of moves hitler's made, when -- hitler made when he started the annexation of countries around. the russian people just aren't like that. they will not g

here and you can actually see some of the activity high desert southern san joaquin valley about santa barbara to l, a san diego and also over to the desert. dies down at night, but it'll pick up again in the afternoon and just a huge fog like that's the aforementioned high up there with the pacific northwest. so these systems they can't really go up and over. they can, but it's a blocking pattern until everything breaks down, even over greenland, and you know, eastern united states these little lows kind of sneak it what this one will do this. it'll come probably underneath bumping this one this way. so i don't see anything. although there are many signs now of some rain coming in here, maybe around the 22nd 23rd somewhere in their 50 60 seventies eighties on the temps, mostly locations out coming down could be a slight warm up for a few inland locations friday. back to cool, you guys on the weekend. steve thank you. 7 21, nearly one million cannabis plants and 100 tons of illegally processed marijuana are seized what state leaders are doing to crack down on illegal cannabis operations and wo

find some sunshine of some patchy fog. 81 downtown los angeles, 70 in santa barbara. 71 and then turned 84 degrees in anaheim, high country. beautiful off all weekend up there. 77 degrees in trucking about 74 in south lake. 84 degrees. warm in reno. and if you stick around for the weekend, nice weather. no worry about it. the storm affecting the roads. we headed up are coming back. you can stay nice and clear mostly sunny skies. temperatures will cool off a little bit as we head in toward the beginning. up next week. all right. out there right now. we have that really cool. looking fog out there. just kind of scooting by. but you can looking down below with that fog is pretty shallow out there. but it is dense. so we're going to watch out for that very, very closely. but high pressure really taken care of us right now that ridge holding on through the weekend saturday and sunday begin to weaken a little bit more on sunday. i think that will start to see some cooling. then we got a cold front that's likely to drop through right around tuesday or so that would probably kick up the winds a

so if you're headed down los angeles, santa barbara, san diego, be prepared. you may run into a couple raindrops tomorrow and the following day. the meantime, though, we've got that fog that has moved along the coastline and that on shore when is going to care that back on shore for tonight. kind of a blocking ridge setting up along the coastline. so as long we've got this ridge in place, the storm just can't get through the roll over the top of it. you've got the one to the south now, but otherwise, the bay area economy between here. and so we've got some fair weather coming our way. we will see some on shore winds with that patchy fog but aloft you've got that offshore wind and it looks like the temperatures again going to be warm away from the coastline, but out toward the beaches, it's just going to be chilly in spots. you got that sea breeze and you've got the fog moving in their numbers in the 50's in the low 60's along the coast inside the bay of finds warm sunshine, the santa clara valley about 77 degrees in san jose. 72 of and 74 degrees in the app. a

. >> breonna decided to on college in california, i was in her sophomore year in santa barbara city collegesteady boyfriend, was studying psychology, and wanted to work with kids. then came winter break, embryonic came back to visit her hometown friends. >> you thought, great, home, safe? >> i never really felt like she was unsafe, because she was responsible. >> so detectives want to know, how did this responsible girl end up missing? we began to retrace breonna steps the day before she disappeared. saturday, january 19th, 2008 started with breonna at her mom's house doing laundry and putting a round in sweats. breonna had plans to join her reno friends at a concert that night. but, 9 pm, breonna went into her mom's bedroom, gave her a hug goodbye, and asked her if she wanted a check-in call at the end of the night? >> and you said? >> i said no, because i knew where she was staying. >> by 10 pm, brie and our friend from high school, katie hunter, where at the concert. >> she wanted to enjoy it, so she pushed our way to our front. we started dancing. >> at some point between 12:30 am 1 am,

santa barbara right now sitting at 73 degrees about 83 in bakersfield.s a little warm right there up at 89 in eureka is a little cool. 59 degrees there. but we're going to see over the next couple of days is going to see high pressure kind of build in here. and as that does, it strengthens and that allows us to have those kind of cloud-free afternoons with all the sunshine. and it allows us to warm up. so starting at about wednesday, we're going to see those inland temperatures go from the 80's to the low 90's. so i'm happy to say it's nothing terrifically extreme, but nonetheless, it will be warmer. live look outside here at the embarcadero. lot of people out there biking walking, enjoying this beautiful weather. and tonight we'll see temperatures drop down into the 50's. i think our low spots going to be the typical one up there in the north bay. santa rosa got down to the upper 40's last neighbor looking out for 50 tonight. you notice that right when you go from those low 50's into the 40's, the first couple of times tomorrow, we'll see temperatures a

you can see current temperatures around the state. 66 in santa barbara. 73 in la about 70 in sacramento. and here in the bay where, you know, 11 that 60 degree mark and a lot of spots 60 in san francisco and oakland, 58 in santa rosa. 61 in vallejo about 64 right now in san jose wanted to mention that our air quality today that we're looking pretty good. we do have a little haze out there. we are expecting to see moderate air quality in the east bay, the south bay and also along the coast. so just be aware of that. although right now we're looking pretty good. you see a few of the yellow dot starting to show up there in the south bay and the east bay. so nothing extreme. but just, you know, if you have respiratory issues, be aware. also little breeze out there about 14 miles per hour out at the coast. highs today will be below average for most unless you're inland and then will be about where we should be this time of year. 62 in san francisco will see some 70's in the north bay 70's, the south bay as well in the 80's in the inner east bay. that's we're going to have the warmest tempera

federal grand jury has issued new indictment in the deadly fire on a dive boat off the coast of santa barbara. this indictment alleges that captain jerry boylan acted with gross negligence in connection with the fire in september of 2019. 34 people were killed when they were trapped below deck. a judge threw out the original case last month. the families of some of the victims praised the new charge. boiling faces 10 years in prison if convicted. coming up the candidates for san francisco district attorney taking the stage tonight the main topics up for debate with the election three weeks away, also vice president kamala harris and her quick trip to the bay area today her message for democrats ahead of the november election. we'll take a look at the weather as we move forward into a warmer day tomorrow, warmer than today, even and then a big cool down towards the weekend. 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 sup

showers and thunderstorms in southern california, central california here you can see closer to santa barbara. some showers this afternoon for us right now. locally here is the cloud deck right around half moon bay pacifica and already this patch moving into the golden gate and this will gradually increase over the next few hours. current numbers out there. san francisco 59 some seventies up in the north bay for santa rosa and napa. fairfield 81 livermore 80 degrees. the main message for tomorrow. we are expecting some warming across the bay area's that's kind of the headline lease. we head into your friday. here is our live camera looking out towards the bay bridge out towards san francisco and sutro tower. and there is that fog bank still a summer like pattern continuing into as we approach mid october and the clouds will be around first thing tomorrow morning, upper forties to the upper fifties and then into the afternoon hours. just like today the clouds cleared back to the other shore line, but tomorrow should be a little bit warmer than today. 60 seventies and eighties for your friday a

of low pressure kind of spinning around and bring some rain across parts of los angeles in the santa barbara. maybe the possibilities, more thunderstorms there for tomorrow. so interesting pattern setting up. we've got blocking ridge here that has been around some of these storms. well, to the north of the bay area. you've got low pressure out ahead of it. that's usually a sign ridge is really slow to break up. but there's a there's a hit now that we're talking about a change in the weather pattern. maybe we get a start talking about some rain drops coming our way. looks like the raindrops could be moving in and a chance of showers. maybe next week. we will have more on that coming up in just a couple in its guys. back to you. all right, lawrence, thank you. well, tonight, about 200 employees of oracle are out of a job. the tech giant terminated them last week. kron four's amanda hari talk to an economics expert on what this could mean for the bay area's tech industry. moving forward. >> more layoffs in the tech industry. kron 4 told you back in august that there were rumors of mass layoffs.

. >> advisory you can see la sitting at 93 as well. 7 in santa barbara.ve got 77, sacramento, but 90 degrees in reading high pressure is in control. that's why we see the blue skies there. notice we're not seeing the flag flying very much there because we have very limited wind right now. so it's kind of a nice time to walk across the bridge. temperatures are quite nice in san francisco right now. 74 degrees, oakland, about 70, 80 for san jose livermore about 86 low 80's right now in concord. and we're about 74 in santa rosa spot. that's going to be warming up into the nineties today. so here's the windows i was talking about, you know, relatively calm out there. so it's all kind of quiet and just warm and no real clouds out there to stop any of this heat from getting in. these are the highs are expected today about 75 out at half moon bay. we're going to see 90's up in the north bay over in the east bay as well. some low to mid even upper 80's around the bay freemont looking out for 92. so that's all courtesy of high pressure that's been building. but we

and so you've seen the showers making their way through los angeles and santa barbara could see that again by tomorrow as we're going to see that low continue to swing along the coastline. and the meantime, though, the bay area's in the low clouds and fog pushed back on shore now, it's already made its way inside the bay. what we call it a rex blocking ridge of high pressure continues along the west coast. now set parts of los angeles. the we're staying dry here locally. but this ridge finally showing signs of maybe weakening just a little bit. and that's going allow for some changes as we head toward lot of part of the weekend, but not tomorrow. going to be very similar day. maybe just slightly cooler outside highs tomorrow. the warmer spots, 70's and 80's inland. talking 50's along the coastline with that patchy fog. but around the stadium feel the cooler numbers 80's up and down the san joaquin got 75 degrees in los angeles. and even a couple scattered showers there, too overnight. tonight, the models do pick up on some of that precipitation. maybe a little drizzle coast side of t

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