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in the nfc west after defeating the carolina panthers, but the niners suffered another big injury in yesterday's 37 to 15 victory in charlotte cornerback emanuel mosley, who had a pick six in the second quarter, suffered a knee injury near the end of that game, and head coach kyle shanahan's is the defensive star is scheduled to undergo tests today. to determine if he tore his a c o it was a weird feeling, just watching email. you know, lots of guys got hurt in the game, but it just didn't look good. so that definitely took away from a little bit of excitement at the end, but, um, we know the deal. i mean, it's part of nick bosa, robbie gold during yesterday's game and will undergo further tests. however the niners were the only nfc west team to win yesterday. and now now alone at the top of the division, with a record of three wins and two losses. diner. san

francisco 49ers hosted a pride themed watch party in the city's castro district. yesterday's event was held at the detour restaurant and arcade bar on market street. it was part of the team celebration of lgbt q history month. and for the very first time, the city of tracy hosted a celebration honoring the lgbtq plus community reporter. erin heft takes us to the city's first ever pride festival. with the theme tracy's coming out. of the city of tracy, california held its very first tracy pride celebration. held in the center of the city lincoln park. the vibrance was not to miss when it comes to pride in the support within the city of tracy, this is the beginning. you're seeing the ground roots. this is the first for tracy. it's an event that we've heard many community

members asking for and so we came together as a group and said, let's put it together. let's make this happen celebrating the lgbtq plus community organizers say this was a long time coming community is growing. we want to be inclusive. we want folks to feel welcome and supported by the house share with my wife and son, and so to be here for the first time in half a pride happen like this is fantastic to me. so very, very welcoming. but we wanted to go out there and say, hey, we are supporting you. we are here for you a tradition to be held from this point forward. the city of tracy moves even further towards a future inclusive of everyone. you go celebrating each expression of love. and care in support of one another, whether you're lgbt q or an ally, as long as you're confident in being who you are and proud of that, and that's what matters and that's what privacy all about as to celebrate that tracey erin heft. right there are two big lottery

jackpots up for grabs over the next 48 hours. let's first talk about powerball. that jackpot sits at $401 million to get that you have to pick all five numbers and the bonus number. the odds of winning the jackpot are roughly one in 292.2 million. the drawing is tonight at eight pm and then you've got the mega millions prize, which is also very high, actually higher. it's now at $445 million ahead of tuesday's drawing. that means that cash option is about 226 million. so if someone wins that jackpot, lottery officials say it would be the 12th largest in the game's history. and that drawing is that tuesday night at eight o'clock, is it time to do a workplace pool? steve paulson. well you have to split it so many ways. i think we could do you think we can't share 226

million as a cash option? what's wrong? i'm pretty sure i could house that this is the thing you do not want to show up to work the next day without having given your $2 if you find out that you are all alone there in the weather center because you didn't want to share that is, that is true. that is true. all right. we have a jackpot forecast for you here. if you like, kind of a stuck pattern, because that's what we have a little bit of acting a little. partly cloudy is up above that big fog bank. some activity over this year moisture coming around the high, so that is generated little bit of activity over the mountains. but i mean, you know, usually by this time, you know, october 10th. i'm not talking about too much low clouds and fog, but there's a lot out there. sonoma mountains 77. diablo 73 ben loman, 70 north wind north 22 northwest, but at the surface, there's just not much of a breeze and what's there is mainly west southwest, solid fog bank. widespread low clouds, fog cool coast nice inland unless the north wind kicks in, or an east wind. i just don't see too much change

their water temps kind of holding steady 58 59. 56 56 58 so not much change their fifties on the temps to a few sixties, but a lot of fifties here and with that low cloud deck moving in, almost everyone seems to be stuck here, although claims down to 51 1 creek 50 to a lot of mid fifties here, and that's probably going to be the lows 36 in truckee 44. south lake tahoe. some of that cloud cover 51 uk to 55 down in monterey. and you can see the hide there, but we don't get the strong offshore breeze. we have a little bit of a northerly breeze. but it's not that strong, really quiet pattern here. 50 60 seventies and eighties, maybe a little bump up on the temps on tuesday and wednesday. after that, it is about as quiet as quiet can be going into the end of the week clotting. okay. thanks, steve. why a month long occupation of an oakland school following its closure has reportedly ended coming up. why the people staying at parker elementary school say they're done. and we're still sharing stories celebrating hispanic heritage month and we're going to introduce you to a few local

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news this morning's onto. and good morning to you. welcome back to mornings onto i'm claudine wong. and it is monday , october 10th. let's talk about our weather. some people will say lots of people. steve paulson disappointed yesterday, blue angels couldn't fly. our concern on friday is that sunday might be a little iffy with the fog bank, and that's exactly what happened. there's still a huge fog bank. they're a little low is dropping down. that's right over. it's generating a little bit of partly cloudy skies. so that low is on its way south. there's already one low down down offer like south of arizona. but there's one ride over us, and as it goes down, we might see a little bit of an offshore breeze. so maybe this fall will burn off a little sooner. but i would say a lot of low clouds and fog. partly sunny. partly cloudy. i kept temperatures a little bit on the cooler side here, so 60 seventies and eighties all right over to sound at 4 30 in the morning. how has everything their self? everything is pretty good. i'm looking at fog here, steve, you and i have been

talking about it. the fog is there on the golden gate, and it is not too low, but it's there. and if you see it on, sat down what i want as you come through the tunnel, it will be with you down to the toll plans that you look at that he speak commute. we're off to a nice start. i like what i see so far, so we're just going to leave it alone. as you know what i mean. 4 31, let's get back to the headlines. alright thanks sal and new this morning, russia launched a barrage of missiles against civilian targets and ukrainian cities, including the capital of kiev, least eight people were killed. a ukrainian commander says russia fired 75 missiles while ukrainian defenses intercept 41 of those missiles, nearly three dozen hit their targets. these are the first strikes on kevin four months in response to those attacks. rush uh, ukrainian president america , zielinski said. quote russia is trying to destroy us and wipe us off the face of the earth. and just a short while ago, russian president vladimir putin said the russian strikes on kiev come in response to what he

called ukrainians. terrorist actions, including an attack on a bridge to crimea. that bridge is a key supply route for russian troops fighting in the south of ukraine. the explosion caused a partial collapse of the bridge, killing three people. no one has claimed responsibility for damaging that 12 mile long bridge, which is the longest in europe. and we're getting a look at some of the areas of ukraine that have been recaptured from russia by ukrainian troops in one town, a government building that had been occupied by russian troops still has russian flags inside and outside of that building fruits. sitting on a desk is an indication of how quickly russian troops left when the ukrainian counter offensive began. ukrainian troops talked about the destruction left behind. can you don't think humans act like this? you have to be totally sick to do this to a country. as ukrainian troops entered newly liberated areas. they are warmly welcomed by the people living there after months of living under russian occupation. and san jose police are searching for a driver involved in a deadly hit and run

crash early yesterday, investigators say a man riding a bike was hit by two cars near center in story roads. one of the drivers took off after the fatal collision, but the other state and is cooperating with police. police identified the victim as a homeless man, but they are not releasing more details about him, and they are still searching for the driver who left that scene. this is the 54th traffic deaths in san jose so far this year, police are reminding drivers, pedestrians and cyclists to watch where they're going. look out for the people and slow down. police in antioch are looking for a suspect who they say shot and killed an 18 year old man. it happened just before midnight saturday on belmont lane off of buchanan road. police say the victim was shot outside in a parking lot between some condominiums. police and paramedics tried to save that man, but he died at the scene. the suspect got away and has not yet been located. anyone with information about that shooting is asked to call antiochus police. and in berkeley students will be back in class today after a deadly shooting near the calle campus. police hope

surveillance video will help lead them to arrest in the case . one person was killed. three others were wounded in that gunfire and happened on telegraph avenue early saturday morning. bullets also hit several buildings and cars in the downtown area. witnesses say they heard as many as 20 gunshots. we heard. something that i felt was far worse. but it wasn't it was gunshots and it was eight rounds and we don't ran inside taco bell. they were like for those inside a car and they were like they got shot. so like they basically were like, pass out and like the police just tried to get them out of the card and, like, just put them in the floor, and there was like blood everywhere. please have not yet released the names of the four shooting victims, but investigators say they are not uc berkeley students. and the four month protest at oakland's parker elementary school has reportedly come to an end. oakland side is reporting that the occupation ended after the oakland unified school board voted to repurpose the former

school campus as an adult education and community resource center. parents and their supporters had taken over that bacon school building in protest of the plans by the district to shut down parker elementary and 10 other schools in oakland. to oakland city council members want the city's fire department to create a report that would help them understand how fires on caltrans properties affect the city's finances. council members carol fife and xiang tao say it is time to look carefully at how much money oakland is spending when it responds to fires on state property. last month, a fire that started on caltrans property along interstate five eighties spread to home the council members are concerned that caltrans is not doing enough to maintain its property, and they're worried about the lack of maintenance that can contribute to fire spreading. issued a statement saying quote we must demonstrate responsible stewardship of resources, and this report seeks to give us the information to course correct where needed, the

council members told oakland fire officials they want that report next month. and good news for consumers, the cost of a new car is expected to come down soon, and experts say it may be the right time to buy, according to j. d power's, the average price of a new car went from a record $46,259 august, down to $45,622 in september. meanwhile kelley blue book reporting that the price of used cars has also gone down, with dealers seeing the biggest one month drop in prices paid at auction since the pandemic began. high inflation has kept buyers out of the market, but experts are expecting dealers to start offering more incentives. you're also going to see a lot of manufacturer incentives and rebates, and i think that's going to really drive new car pricing down. auto analyst firm edmunds says the average monthly payment for a new vehicle right now is $700 a month and close to

1/5 of borrowers are paying more than $1000, mostly for large trucks and suvs. and there is still one last day of ship tours for fleet week. and while the crowd dazzling events may be fun, it is just a tiny fraction of the navy's focus, ktvu tom baker explains. fleet week celebrates the purpose the power and the people of america's navy , but by sheer volume, the us navy with 480 warships and submarines ranks fourth behind china with 777, russia with 603 and north korea with 492. but where it really counts. the u. s. navy has the most heavily armed, most technologically superior and best crewed ships on the planet. the tonnage of its active battle. fleet alone is more than the next 13 navies combined. and in terms of people , the navy has 350,000 active

duty personnel, another 102,000 and ready reserves. and 280,000 civilian employees. bradley martin is a retired navy warship squadron and task force captain and as a senior policy researcher at the legendary rand corporation think tank. the people who may and the navy who make up the navy or some of the best that you'll, you'll never find anywhere. very very motivated. very. very highly trained in the us war fleet, actually, seven different fleets. there are a total of 92 cruisers and destroyers, 21 aircraft carriers, 11 for fighter and bomber, a craft and 10 for helicopters. there are also 68 submarines, mostly hunter killer attack subs as well as 14 missile launching boats. all other foreign navies , friend and foe, including russia, north korea and china view. the u. s navy has the most

potent one in the world will be a long time before the chinese can get anywhere near what the u. s davies capable of doing everyday all the time. the u. s navy also has more than 2600 aircraft, fourth only to the us air force. the u. s army and the russian air force because of davy is a worldwide force, so it's got to be able to go where is needed. witnesses to the other side of the navy is the endless and increasing role it plays in humanitarian efforts worldwide and here at home really important piece of what the navy does the navy share size and capabilities have kept a lot of potential aggressors from ever making a move. had ukraine been a nato member. it's doubtful russia would have ever invaded tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. well new discovery because of the drought at a california lake, a world war two era boat has now been pulled out of the waters of lake shasta. that historic ship was recently

spotted at the bottom of the lake to the lower water levels caused by three years of drought, and it had markings indicated it played a role in the u. s general george patton's invasion of sicily in 1943. but authorities in shasta county say they have no idea how it ended up in that leak. interesting there's a lot of steve paulson. that was my question underwater to get there. yes we don't know . okay that's happening down towards lake powell and all that. like the water. looks like meat, like water levels are so low arches that they haven't been seen in 50 years. you can hike them now, you know that. i did not. yeah i mean, amazing. well, it's sad, but it's also the same thing. we do have a big big fog bank. there's also a low dropping over is giving us some partly cloudy skies and a little closer, which is produced a little bit of activity up in the mountains. now the low if it does, if it's strong enough to generate a slight offshore

breeze, but there's just nothing going on. santa rosa is a south wind napa as a northwest fairfield west southwest. what about from sfl out a little more northwest west northwest, so really, not much of a northeast breeze or unless you're in the higher elevations, and there's a little one. so this is a lot of low clouds and fog. it has to be knocked out of here, and i don't know if it's going to happen here. half mile visibility. santa rosa pedaling with three quarters nevado three quarters, half moon bay three miles napa airport, a mile and a quarter san martin, santa clara valley. watson ville little better down towards monterey and selena's, but we still have some areas of fog and a solid fog bank out there, so mix of sun and clouds after that low cloud deck burns off if we get enough of an east wind or northeast breeze, then yeah, more sunshine. fifties on the water temps now, except for the one monterrey outer buoy. they've all dropped into the upper fifties and our mid fifties. except for a few almost every locations in the low to mid fifties here because we're stuck because the low cloud deck 55 pillar. 550.56 montara beach , 56. belmont san mateo is in

there. it's very close for everyone else. woodside los altos hills, so i said, thermals! what we say here. 36 truckee 51 up in uk to 55 down in monterey. the highs, the lowest there's another low over us is dropping down to join out of the low down off of baja, but as it drops down, you can see. i mean, it's generating, trying to generate a little easterly and northerly breeze. but right now it's just not taking shape. 60 seventies eighties on the temps here, maybe a little warmer today into tomorrow, and after that, it looks just very, very quiet, stuck pattern into the week, maybe a little cooler air colliding. okay. thanks, steve. residents of a troubled played tower in san francisco are taking action what they are asking for in a new lawsuit after they were forced out of their apartments and as florida still works to recover from hurricane ian, another storm is battering south america, the latest on this year's hurricane season, which is still going strong. (car engine revs)

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is now ramping up as storm after storm batters. the caribbean hurricane julia made landfall in nicaragua this weekend as a category one storm. it first swept over colombia's senate dress island, knocking down trees and tearing off roofs. so far, no reports of deaths tied to that storm. the situation is much worse in venezuela, where heavy rain from a separate system has killed at least 22 people. the rain triggered a landslide in the northern part of the country. emergency managers say people in the area had just seconds to get to safety as debris swept down a mountainside. they believe dozens of neighborhoods have been destroyed and 52 people. are still missing. and back in florida. it's been more than a week after hurricane ian made landfall. some victims are just getting a firsthand look at what's left of their homes. reporter nate boy shows us how

they're working, too slowly recover. cots lined the floor of hurt serena in southwest florida over 500 people are still sheltering there. more than a week after hurricane in the recovery effort just beginning in florida's barrier islands, those faced with rebuilding or just trying to take things one day at a time. it's like a death of a loved one, you know, just like the pain just comes and goes in island volunteers are handing out supplies like food and water. the island's publix grocery store reopened with generator power more quickly than most expected, but it will take a very long time until things return to normal. they're talking about some of the insurance companies, for example , perhaps going under there, unable to pay for all the damages that they're responsible to pay for sanibel island completely devastated by ian storm surge. people who made it out are grateful they're alive. devastating is when you lose a child. devastating is when you lose your spouse. in the next ident. uh, we're fine. in

addition to the property damage is the emotional toll floridians who rode out the storm and are now dealing with the aftermath say it will live with them as a traumatic event every time i hear the wind blow and a piece of a wind shift yeah. your ptsd officials attribute over 100 deaths to ian, which makes it one of the deadliest storms to ever hit the u. s reporting in fort myers, florida native oy fox news. in fort myers, florida, there is a growing memorial in honor of those who died. people are leaving flowers , cards, notes and wooden crosses, and each cross carries the name of a person, or pat who died from the storm. 53 people in lee county were killed during that storm. in total, there are at least 106 deaths from the hurricane. it's been five years since the series of wildfires

rampaged across the north bay tubbs fire destroyed entire neighborhoods, including coffee park in santa rosa. and people who lost those homes came back to thank first responders. they also used the time to remember what they lost well, taking in just how far they've come. danielle brian remembers waking up in the middle of the night to the horse smell of smoke and the sound of howling winds that were driving that fire. there was just a sense of doom. and i've never had. i don't think i've ever experienced that feeling before. there's something very special about this neighborhood . everybody just bending together and communicating. that also was you know, incentive and drove us all closer. bryant says it took her about 2.5 years to rebuild, but the wait was worth it. now she and her neighbors are working to build new and happier members. and cal fire's annual fire prevention week kicked off with a message about how to prepare for a house fire

. the agency says. there are two critical factors in preparing for a fire properly installed smoke alarms and advanced planning. smoke. alarms should be checked once a month, and residents should rehearse their fire escape plan at least twice a year. a recent report from the national fire protection association found that us home fire deaths were at a 14 year high last year. fire prevention week runs through next sunday. a new type of helmet outfitted with artificial intelligence, thermal cameras and radar is helping firefighters see through dense smoke. the thermal cameras are able to pierce through the thick smoke as artificial intelligence picks up the presence of potential victims cruise in scotland are currently testing them. doesn't affect any performance, very lightweight in terms of the equipment to have this integrated within either advise a lot of helmet would be a massive advantage. the technology is currently mounted

on top of a standard firefighter helmet and in the future, researchers are hoping to build the technology right inside of the helmet. alright your time now for 49 on this monday morning, let's talk to steve paulson about how this week is shaping up. steve hi, claudine. that much here going on. there's a little system dropping over us right now. so we do have another big big fog bank and some partly cloudy skies. this has triggered a little activity up in the mountains. you can see that moving south and north is that low drops in even a little bit of development here about san francisco south. so some partly cloudy zoos and there's just not much of a breeze. right now there is in the hills of the little northerly breeze, but it's generally less than about 15 20 mph. and right now there's not much of an offshore breeze here. half moon basin has northeast but calm. so visibility is an issue here for nevado, petaluma, santa rosa napa airport, maybe half moon bay and then the santa clara valley for sure, they're san martin. half a mile visibility watson ville mile and a half little better towards salinas

and monterey, so of solid fog bank mix of sun and clouds today. cool coast nice inland. yeah some of the forecast models are projecting pretty strong offshore breeze. what i've seen some operators to nineties. but, boy, i'll tell you better develop soon fifties on a lot of the town's water tips have come down a little bit. stuck almost low fifties mid fifties few upper fifties but i don't think these will change all that much of forties in the santa cruz mountains, boulder creek, scotts valley in their mid fifties around socal, santa cruz, a little cooler. morgan hill, san martin. mid upper fifties around campbell, santa clara, cupertino and saratoga 34 44 truck in south lake tahoe fifties for you kaya crescent city, sacramento, monterey down to santa maria and seventies on the desert now flagstaff a brisk 37 so that the lowest dropping down over us and that's going to be with us today and as it drops south if it's strong enough and holds its form there might give us a little offshore breeze, but 60 seventies and eighties on the temps. there's just a lot of low clouds and fog really maybe a little warmer for a couple of days, and it looks quieter and

cooler by the end of the week. putting their bodies in front of batons, live ammunition. they're risking arrest, but there's no turning back now for them. more protests in iran and right here in the bay area following the death of a young woman at the hands of authorities what people demonstrated in san francisco are calling for the other side of the world. and california's rising gas prices may have finally taking a breather what the oil companies are saying about the increasing prices at the pump and what governor newsom is pledging to do about it. but first for me. it was a slap in the face. we watch this industry legalized from the t v screens. a local cannabis activists as president biden's pardons for marijuana possession does not go far enough. why she wants to see the white house so even further.

stop him, police say when the suspects tried to drive away in their car. they were blocked in by a dispensary employee. the suspects ram the employees silver honda accord twice before leaving that scene. the employee was in his car and recorded that encounter on his phone withd ark cole of oakland on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. authorities are looking for another person who may have been involved. and while some celebrated president biden's announcement of pardons for federal marijuana possession, others say that move doesn't go far enough. evelyn lachapelle's but nearly five years in prison after being convicted of conspiracy to sell marijuana, and she says plenty of people are still in prison for charges stronger than simple possession. as well as on state charges, and she thinks the pardons give the

illusion that the problem is solved. i was really upset at the celebrations that i seen and the larger cannabis companies like this is a win. we're finally doing something because i think the industry as a whole feels the guilt and really wants to attach to some good news. but the fact is, i was impressed. federal prison, there's no one in there for simple possession charges. the white house has around 6500. people will have federal convictions cleared, but people facing state charges will not says she hopes the presidential pardons are the first step in the eventual decriminalization of marijuana at the federal level and happened today. the second sex crimes trial begins in los angeles for disgraced former movie producer harvey weinstein. he's facing charges of rape. and sexual assault involving five women accusers will appear in court with their identities withheld to give testimony. the

70 year old has pleaded guilty not guilty, and he is already serving a decade long prison sentence after being convicted in new york on rape and sexual start charges. the latest trial comes five years after the original allegations against him. which in part spurred the hashtag. me too movement, and today is the deadline for counties to mail ballots to voters here in california, with 29 days left to go until the midterm elections, and some people in the bay area can already cast their ballots. san francisco opened 34 official ballot drop boxes across the city this weekend. the elections department will also open a voting center at city hall for in person voting starting tomorrow. if you have not gotten your ballot yet, you can track it on the secretary of state's website. and five native american tribes in california will soon manage a portion of coastal land. the california ocean protection council voted to provide $3.5 million of funding for tribes to do things like monitor wildlife, managed

forests and test for toxins. one project includes the removal of a 100 year old defunct dam in the santa cruz mountains. tribal leaders say they are excited to have the tribal sovereignty and to be able to protect ecosystems . they say they also want to expand the plan to include more tribes. in october and november , our prime pumpkin season, but pumpkin deliveries are going to be a little bit later than usual this year, and that's because the western and southern states were pumpkins are grown, had severe drought conditions this year, so researchers say that meant a late start to the pumpkin season. it was a little delay in yield, so the drought in june, for example, this caused the crop to not establishes quickly and that caused the delay. ultimately he says, pumpkins maybe a little smaller and there will be fewer of the largest ones. he's also worrying about increased costs or fertilizers, pesticides and labor that may make those

pumpkins more expensive than last year's crop. and a lack of caregivers is making finding care tough for many older americans and their families, industry experts say. right now, many adults in their sixties and seventies are in the need of caregivers. but there's a shortage of people to hire and they say that's partially because of low pay and tough working conditions. this all comes as the number of adults 65 older is growing. there were 71 million in 2019. that's 30 million more than just eight years before. in this business. you can just hire anyone. you have to find that perfect person for the job that will be there and provide support their night overwhelming, however much i may want it at the end of the day, i may wear out. so what will happen in the future? if people like me we're out. the united disabilities services foundation says it expects the shortage to keep growing over the next 20

years, especially as more baby boomers retire. i was scared. i didn't know what to do. i just rushed out of the house. 15 people left without a place to sleep after fire damages. three homes in san francisco by firefighters say it was such a challenge to fight these flamest hopefully next year big discipline open big disappointment at the end of fleet week by the blue angels ended up canceling what was supposed to be their final performance. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian wong. it is monday, october 10th if you're just waking up steve paulson watching this foggy start to the work week for us. that is correct. from sunday into monday . here you two. good morning, garcia. welcome on patrol. thank you. we do have even a little low over us. so that's generating a little bit of partly cloudy skies and less than northeast wind or an east wind kicks in. i just it's just

looks like there's too much fog and low clouds. but this low you can see some of the cloud cover the sierra. and a little bit over, especially about san francisco south, so we start off with a lot of gray here monday. fog bank and some partly cloudy is up above clouds. fog partly cloudy i went cool to mild maybe too warm here, but i'm undercutting a lot of the forecast size 60 seventies and some aliens. alright cells here we made it through the first hour. alright or something new. we're good so far. steve and some people do. some schools are closed today for a holiday so we might get a little bit of a break. let's go out and take a look. look at the golden gate bridge. it's a little foggy there and when we moved from there to the east bay, we don't see a lot going on. as a matter of fact, the one to check in with the bay bridge toll plaza, and it's still very light one. let's get back to the headlines. alright, thanks, sal will investigators in san francisco are now trying to determine the cause of fire that burned three homes in the city's silver terrorist neighborhood. they started shortly after 6 30 yesterday evening on pollux avenue near interstate 2 80.

firefighters say the fire seriously damaged two homes and caused minor damage to a third. more than a dozen people raised out of their homes to escape those fast moving flames. clearly honest, i was scared. i didn't know what to do. i just rushed out of the house. i got home from the grocery store and i've seen the smoke and i just came up and see what's going on. i ran back down to my house and told my family there's a fire up the street. san francisco firefighters say strong winds created some major challenges in their effort to get that fire under control. originally we had some heavy wind up here that wind was blowing the flame links that were 2030 ft. high at some point into the trees that you see behind me the palm trees, those trees were dropping embers back onto rooftops. there are no reports of any injuries. the american red cross is now helping provide shelter to the estimated 15 people who have been forced out of their homes. oakland police are working to learn who fired several shots

during a sideshow early saturday morning. officers were called the area of 42nd avenue and foothill boulevard just before three a.m. neighbors say they heard noise from the sideshow. after police arrived, another sideshow started about five blocks away on international boulevard. police reported hearing several gunshots. they worked to break up the crowd. they say people were throwing firecrackers, rocks and bottles at officers. no reports of any injuries. services go, officials say an estimated one million people visited the city yesterday in the hopes of seeing that final fleet week air show featuring the navy's blue angels , but the thick fog over the golden gate bridge forced that precision flying deemed to cancel its performance. now the pilots were able to fly on saturday, but fog delayed that show and then yesterday's fog was even thicker, which officials say just made it too dangerous for the team to even take off. you need to see the top of the golden gate bridge because of the speed that the jets go. you come across that

bridge to the bridge pretty quickly. and that's a that's the most obvious as safety issue we have is the bridge. and it was not visible. there is no cutting corners in our business. there's just no no place for it, and we won't do it. and yes, it's done popular, disappointing, unfortunate. the blue angels say they look forward to their appearance in clearer weather next year. the air show in san francisco has only been canceled one other time in the last 20 years, more than 50 tenants who were forced to leave san francisco apartment building have not filed a lawsuit against their property management company. they're seeking damages for what they call chronic mismanagement and deception tied to the recent flooding at the building there at 33 to hema street on rincon hill. the tenants were forced to evacuate the building twice this year after water pipes burst once in early june. then again in august, many were forced to live

in hotels, protesters and services co. continue to show their support for the growing demonstrations in iran. hundreds of people gathered outside city hall yesterday to express their sadness and outrage over the death of 22 year old masa amini. she died well in the custody of iran's so called morality police after being accused of improperly wearing a head covering one protester who spent time in iran as a teenager says the morality police once claimed she was wearing an indecent overcoat. i was detained, held in a van for several hours and eventually released. so i'm one of the lucky ones that things didn't escalate. i wasn't assaulted. human rights groups say at least 185 demonstrators have now died during the past month in protests across iran. and at least two protesters were killed during demonstrations held across around this weekend , marchers chanted anti government slogans and twirled headscarves in repudiation of iran's religious dress codes.

the nonprofit iran human rights says at least 185 people have been killed in those nationwide protests. it appears gas prices in california began to level off. the average price for a regular gallon of gas in our state stayed about the same overnight $6.33. that's the case in san francisco and oakland and san jose. the price dropped by a penny. overall prices are as much as five cents lower than they were one week ago. analysts say they expect prices to continue to drop slightly as refinery capacity increases. some gas companies are responding to governor newsom's demand for answers as to why prices are so high right now. in a letter sent to the california energy commission last week, valero said, maintenance that's been underway. that's refineries has been standard and said high gas prices in california are the result of higher operating costs for the company and limited supply, also called california, the most challenging market in the united states. governor newsom said friday he will call on a special session of the legislature to address rising gas prices happening today,

pumpkin growers from across the country are gathering in half moon bay on this monday morning , and they're bringing with them their king size pumpkins to the 49th annual world championship. pumpkin weigh off ktvu james taurus joining us now live from half moon bay, where the competition is going to start later this morning. this is always a really fun tradition, james it sure is. cloudy and this is the city of pumpkins. if you're driving into half moon bay, you see not just pumpkins all over the place, but signs telling you all about the pumpkin festival that's set to happen this weekend. and, of course, the pumpkin weigh off that set to happen in just a few hours here. some of these guys who are competing in the competition today. well, they're showing up and getting things started. you see the tarp over some of these pumpkins right now. it's a little misty at the moment. you gotta protect them before the official way off begins. a little later at around seven o'clock. most of these pumpkins that are here already there likely heavier than £1000 . but those top contenders usually need to record a way of at least a ton to have a chance at winning, and that means a

whole lot of cash, considering you get $9 a pound. if you win, i'll show you a little bit of what the competition is look like in past years and 2021 that was the first pumpkin weigh off since the beginning of the pandemic. the event is one of several all week long leading up to the 50th annual art and pumpkin festival in half moon bay. that's set to happen this weekend, and that will be the first time in about three years of, of course, because of the covid 19 pandemic. people come from all over the country to compete. we've got some guys from napa here. we just had a man drive in from minnesota as well. but we hear some people coming in from places like oregon and washington from all over the region, really. last year. the winner came from olympia, washington, jeff almiron took home that title, earning himself more than $20,000 in prize money that pumpkin he had way more than £2000 2190 pounds to be exact. now there's some talk that some competing this morning may have a world record breaking pumpkin coming to the competition. in fact, that guy we just saw pull in with the trailer here. let's

see if we can show that over keith. we see that black truck with the black tarp that's supposed to be the one that everyone is keeping their eyes on this morning, so we'll let you know once that starts getting weighed in what happens, but for that to happen in order to break that world record that pumpkin will need to weigh more than £2700 of you have no idea how much that weighs. that's about the weight of a four door midsize sedan. that's around £3000. so this pumpkin has to be as big and as heavy as a car to make sure it actually breaks the world record. so of course, we'll let you know what goes on around here. this is going to be something. we're keeping our eyes on all morning long and plenty of pumpkins will be out here bigger than i think we've ever would have imagined before. for now. we live this morning in half moon bay. i'm james torres. let's send it back to you. a spectacular sight it is it's always fun and really shocking. how big those pumpkins can be alright. thanks, james. we'll check in with you in just a little bit. it's fun to see and i think for them, it's always a question too of how much it is going to wear. you know what i mean? they take such good care

of them, and they have to be so careful in the transport. it's like they're babies, right? steve paulson. i'm lucky if i get a squash to grow this big pumpkins at safeway. there you go. i said, i guess it's that time of year. same here. i said, what's that time? alright it's also that time of year when usually i'm not talking about fog, but that's what we have. we have a big fog bank and even some partly cloudy skies here, a little lowest dropping over us. supposedly it's going to generate a little bit of an offshore breeze. but at the surface, it's not happening up in the mountains, though it could be a few little splash and dash little guy showers there. sounds like towel looks to be from about tahoe over towards that reno maybe carson city, but just a little bit of activity that low drops in on us, northwest, north south northwest west southwest. i mean, there's no predominantly eastern northeast breeze. at least not right now. there is a little northerly breeze up in the hills and even livermore as a west wind. hayward has a west wind. and visibility. little better for nevada, now half mile santa rosa petaluma, three quarters, napa airports gone up, so even half moon bay has gone up a little bit so not too bad, but

san martin was half mile not three quarters. watson ville too much better towards monterey and also selena. so pretty good fog bank out there. mix of sun and clouds middle start to drift south throughout the day as that little starts to head towards central california. but we're not widespread low clouds and fog fifties on the temps mid upper on most of these water temps here they you know, kind of been stuck there for a couple of days. almost everyone says cloudy almost every except conquered, of course, buchanan, but everyone else's st cloud at least on the observations of few forties san anselmo wanted fairfax. a lot of load of mid fifties even middletown's 49 but sonoma 50 degrees 51 so basketball rohnert park marshall 51 point raised 51 so little cool for some a lot of low clouds and fog. that's the aforementioned low. it's really over us right now. it's on its way down to kind of join up with that system in northern mexico bar, and as it does, it could generate a little northerly breeze. but i'll tell you there's not much there now. 60 seventies eighties on the temps a little warmer. maybe today tomorrow, then, just for this

time of year, there's just not a lot going on, you guys a little quieter end of the week. when it comes to pride in the support. this is the beginning. you're seeing the ground roots. the first of its kind pride celebration in one northern california city will take you to the festivities and explore how organizers say they plan to do more in the years to come. and the niners win, but it comes at a cost the injuries suffered by the team during its victory against carolina.

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end of the game. head coach kyle shanahan says the defensive star is scheduled to undergo tests today to determine if he tore his a c l it was a weird feeling. just watching email. you know, lots of guys got hurt in the game, but it just didn't look good. so that definitely took away from a little bit of excitement at the end, but, um, we know the deal. i mean, it's part of this league and everybody goes through it. niners nick bosa, robbie golden jimmie ward were also injured during yesterday's game and will undergo further tests. however the niners were the only nfc west team to win yesterday. so they are now alone at the top of the division with a record of three wins and two losses in er. nighters hosted a pride theme watch party, the city's castro district. yesterday's event was held at the detour restaurant and arcade bar on market street, part of the team celebration of lgbtq history month. city of tracy held its first ever

celebration honoring the lgbtq plus community reporter. erin have takes us to tracy's pride festival. ah! with the theme tracy's coming out for the night , the city of tracy, california held its very first tracy pride celebration. held in the center of the city, lincoln park. the vibrance was not to miss when it comes to pride in the support within the city of tracy, this is the beginning. you're seeing the ground roots. this is the first for tracy. it's an event that we've heard many community members asking for and so we came together as a group and said, let's put it together. let's make this happen celebrating the lgbtq plus community organizers say this was a long time coming community is growing. we want to be inclusive. we want folks to feel welcome and supported the house here with my wife and son, and so to be here for the first time in half a pride happen like this

is fantastic to me so very, very welcoming. but we wanted to go out there and say, hey to be hem this point forward. the city of tracy moves even further go celebrating each expression of love. and care in support of one another, whether you're lgbt q or an ally, as long as you're confident in being who you are and proud of that, and that's what matters and that's what privacy all about is to celebrate that tracey erin heft. there are two big lottery jackpots up for grabs over the next 48 hours, the powerball jackpot sitting at $401 million to get that you do have to pick all five numbers and the bonus number the odds of winning the jackpot roughly one in 292.2 million. the drawing will be tonight at eight pm and the mega millions prize is also very

high. it's now at $445 million ahead of tuesday's drawing. that means if you choose the cash option if you win, you'll get about $226 million if someone wins that jackpot, lottery officials say it would be the 12th largest in the game's history. the next drawing will be at eight o'clock tuesday night. you could fill your tank every day would never have to do that. i'll just put 20 in today . like whatever luxuries. sure i can only imagine. but you know, with the gas prices that high that is literally just one of the things that you kind of dream about. not being worried at the pump right life changing steve paulson. let's check out the door on this monday. what do you see gray you guys almost every porting station says some kind of fog or low clouds. and there's even some partly cloudy is up above us here. you know, for usually this time of year we're winding down the fog seasons getting along in the tooth, but that is not the case in silver. still, some activity up in the mountains there is a little low dropping right over us can be a few splash and dash

showers up there. your garden variety in the mountains, improving visibility here gradually, so maybe the bases are lifting a little bit is that low is moving over us still a half mile sonoma county airport pedal assist three quarters after that, it's better than it was even an hour ago. even san martin was down to a half now three quarters. watson ville, too, so still some areas of fog, but it's a solid fog bank next to sun and clouds today if we get a little east wind or north wind, it's not at the surface, though, and temps will bump up after a very cool sunday with a lot of fifties and sixties yesterday and seventy's fifty's on most of the attempts now, even out towards the east bay temps clayton is 51 walnut creek, says 52. then it's mid fifties for just about everyone. take your pick. few upper fifties but really temperature seem to be stuck due to the amount of cloud cover overs little old dropping over. it's going to head down and join up with this system right down there, and if we can get that high to give us a little offshore breezes will get rid of this local cloud deck. but at the surface, it's just not there. in the higher elevations. there is a little bit of a northerly breeze, but i can't find one much at the surface. 60

seventies eighties on the temps here, this looks like a really quiet pattern again. little warmer, maybe for a couple of days and back to cooler. there's no sign of anything really that extreme one way or the other there, you guys steve. thank you coming up a months long occupation of oakland school for following its closure has reportedly ended coming up by the people staying at parker elementary school say they are done. then during this hispanic heritage month we introduce you to local leaders who took different paths in life. but all had the same start and how they're repaying some vital lessons. they learned through hard work and a quick reminder that you can have the morning headlines livered right to you when you sign up for the ktvu newsletter, head to ktvu .com slash email to sign up for this valuable daily service.

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giving back award winning former journalist for me it was important to tell these stories . healthcare worker in monterey county be hardworking, but be loving and half moon base, first latino city council member. it's a sense of pride. by the same time, you know, it's about being grateful. victorious sanchez de alba, lupe covarrubias martinez and joaquin jimenez urania have different careers as adults, but a shared experience as kids working in the fields are recorded toral fields. all three of them attribute part of their success to the time they spent working alongside their parents and the farm fields of the california coast from half moon bay to salinas. we had to put handkerchiefs to cover our face for because of the pesticides, the pesticides and the dirt. years later, victoria earned a national emmy for her work with the center for investigative reporting. now she has her own public relations company. we tell the stories that don't get told in 2017, the leukemia and lymphoma society nominated her

as a woman of the year for her work, raising awareness about the connection between farm workers exposed to pesticides and non hodgkin's lymphoma. her father, who worked in the fields for 50 years, died from the disease. not only does it affect farm workers, but also affects us as consumers. because we're eating this stuff. there's pictures of me as a baby being in a box of carrots while my parents were working in the carrots. covarrubias martinez also remembers her early childhood in the strawberry fields and what it taught her. you get a sense of accomplishment. like i did something today and that what i did is something that somebody's gonna eat. the connection to food and nourishment is part of her job now as a chronic disease prevention specialist for monterey county as part of her job, she goes back to the farm fields to help workers with health, diet and nutrition. my mother actually is the one that also taught me. that's somethini carried out now throughout my whlso

maintains a connection to the land and the people who work it every summer since the age of eight. no we want to the field, he's the farmworker, outreach director at alice cultural center and half moon bay, a nonprofit group helping the latino community in san mateo county. every friday, he brings lunch to sum of half moon based farmworkers. today he visits workers harvesting brussels sprouts. i don't see workers i don't know. the family because both my parents are retired farm workers two years ago hooking became half moon base. first mexican born latino city council member with 62% of the votes, he says his education in the fields instruction discipline to do what i'm doing right now his latest project, launching a farm worker co op on this 76 acre plot of land in half moon bay. the focus is education, training and opportunity. rancho san benito is scheduled to open in the spring. the three friends sometimes reunite at the alice cultural center in half moon bay to talk about their work today and the experience that brought

them here. education and learning is a great opportunity for anyone in a classroom or in a field. their stories aren't unique, but they're glad that. finally there's more public awareness and appreciation for the work farm workers do and the successes it can lead. two later in life mexicanos latinos we are educated. we are the professors. the journalist. the scientists, astronauts. i will always be a farm worker and spirit. always and half moon bay, ktvu, fox two news. we have more coverage of hispanic heritage month on our website, please head to ktvu .com slash hispanic heritage month to see more. coming up. today's the last day of san francisco sweet week we'll tell you where many of the participating ships are heading after they leave the bay area. we're getting new footage out of ukraine this morning where the capital of kiev has been hit with the missile strike for the first time in months, details on the latest deadly escalation.

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the first time since the deadly shooting right outside some dorms. what we know about the police investigation and how people who live next to campus are feeling this morning. explosions rock, ukraine's capital this morning as russia intensifies its attacks what russian president vladimir putin is saying about the escalation? from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto and good morning to you. welcome back to mornings onto i'm claudine wong. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it is already october 10th. let's get out the door and see if they're already major peaks and valleys in the weather. these coming hours, isn't you too? i

mean, it's usually by this time of year, you know, i'm offshore wind hot fire. no it's huge fog bank that certainly helps areas coast in bay and even if you inland there is a little system dropping in on us that is generating some partly cloudy skies and little bit of activity up in this year is that low drop south. we may pick up a little northerly breeze behind it, but at the surface, there's just nothing going on so low clouds. big fog bank in place. partly sunny. partly cloudy. i kind of went a little bit under a lot of the forecast highs there 60 seventies. and eighties are right. it's 5 30 in the morning on a monday salads here, and he's going to tell you the traffic is doing pretty good right now. we do have just some slight bart delays for trains going into the transbay tube until about 6 15 this morning because of retrofit work they're doing that doesn't tend to affect a lot of customers. the bulk of the system starts ramping up after 6 15, so we'll see right now at the bay bridge toll plans that it is light. and

today it is a holiday for some and that means that some school children are not going and that may mean fewer travel. let fear of parents. getting on the road to take their kids to school, so hopefully we'll get a little bit of a bump from that. 5 30. let's go back to the headlines, sal. thank you. it's the first morning back to class for students at uc berkeley after a deadly shooting just a block away from that campus early saturday morning, katie is amended. quintana live in berkeley with the search for the attacker, amanda yes. well, it was a busy night win. those shots rang out. it was about one in the morning. so a lot of students they were heading home from parties at that time when they heard those gunshots right near one of the student dorms here, but police say that the four victims that were shot were not uc berkeley students. besides that information, police have not released other details about the victims or any description of the possible suspects. police say a fight

broke out in the area and at about the same time those shots rang out that sent people running markers identified at least 20 shell casings on telegraph avenue near this bare basics clothing store and some nearby vehicles were hit. we heard. something that i felt was fireworks, but it wasn't it was gunshots and it was eight rounds and we don't ran inside taco bell. the bullet went into the tire. one of my one of the tires. now this is a video a student took from blackwell hall around the c from a car. the won who captured the footage says she saw four people passed out in that car and a lot of blood as mts moved them into an ambulance. now there are also indications that the suspect took off in a vehicle. some students reported hearing that screeching of tires as they took off, but we're looking working

to learn more from berkeley police this morning, so hopefully we will get an update if they might have a description of that vehicle or of those suspects. we will get that to you as soon as we hear it live in berkeley, amanda quintana ktvu fax tunis. alright, thank you, amanda. this morning, russia launched a barrage of missiles against civilian targets in ukrainian cities, including the capital city of kiev, where at least eight people were killed. ukrainian commander says russia fired 75 missiles while ukrainian defenses intercepted 41 of those missiles, nearly three dozen did hit their targets. these are the first strikes on kevin four months and in response to those attacks, ukrainian president vladimir zelensky said. quote russia is trying to destroy us and wipe us off the face of the earth. today russian president vladimir putin said the russian strikes on kiev come in response to what he called ukrainian terrorist actions, including an attack on a bridge to crimea.

that bridge is a complete key supply route for russian troops fighting in the south of ukraine. the explosion caused a partial collapse of the bridge, killing three people. no one has claimed responsibility for damaging that 12 mile long bridge, the longest in europe. and we're getting a look at some of the areas of ukraine that had been recaptured from russia by ukrainian troops and in one town, a government building that had been occupied by russian troops still has russian flags inside and outside of that building fruit sitting on a desk and indication of how quickly russian troops left when the ukrainian counter offensive began. ukrainian troops talked about the destruction left behind. i don't think humans act like this. you have to be totally sick to do this to a country. as ukrainian troops entered newly liberated areas. they are warmly welcomed by the people living there. after months of living under russian occupation after four months, the protest at oakland's parker

elementary school as reportedly come to an end oakland side is reporting the occupation ended after the oakland unified school board voted to repurpose, the former school campus. as an adult education and community resource center. parents and their supporters have taken over that vacant school building in protest of the district's plans to shut down parker elementary and several other schools in the district. oakland city council members want the city's fire department to create a report that would help them understand how fires on caltrans property affect the city's finances. council members carol five, and xiang tao said they want the city to examine how much money it's spending when it responds to fires on state property. last month, the fire that started on caltrans property lung interstate 5 80 spread to some homes. council members say they're concerned that caltrans isn't doing enough to maintain its property, and they're worried that a lack of maintenance can cause fires to spread. five issued a statement saying we must demonstrate responsible stewardship of resources, and this report seeks to give us the information to course correct where needed, the

council members told the oakland fire department. they want the report by next ship tours for fleet week. and while the crowd dazzling events may be fun , it is just a tiny fraction of the navy's focus. ktvu is tom baker explains. fleet week celebrates the purpose the power and the people of america's navy. but by sheer volume, the us navy with 480 warships and submarines ranks fourth behind china with 777, russia with 603 and north korea with 492. but where it really counts. the u. s navy has the most heavily armed , most technologically superior and best crewed ships on the planet. the tonnage of its active battle. fleet alone is more than the next 13 navies combined. and in terms of people , the navy has 350,000 active duty personnel, another 102,000 and ready reserves. and 280,000

civilian employees. bradley martin is a retired navy warship squadron and task force captain and is a senior policy researcher at the legendary rand corporation think tank. the people who may and the navy who make up the navy or some of the best that you'll, you'll never find anywhere, very, very motivated. very uh, very highly trained in the us war fleet. actually seven different fleets . there are a total of 92 cruisers and destroyers. 21 aircraft carriers, 11 for fighter and bomber aircraft and 10 for helicopters. there are also 68 submarines, mostly hunter killer attack subs as well as 14 missile launching boats. all other foreign navies , friend and foe, including russia, north korea and china view. the u. s. navy has the most potent one in the world. it will be a long time before the

chinese can get anywhere near what the u. s. davies capable of doing everyday all the time. the u. s navy also has more than 2600 aircraft, fourth only to the us air force. the u. s army and the russian air force because of davy is a worldwide force, so it's got to be able to go where is needed. witnesses to the other side of the navy is the endless and increasing role it plays in humanitarian efforts worldwide and here at home really important piece of what the navy does the navy, sheer size and capabilities have kept a lot of potential aggressors from ever making a move. had ukraine been a nato member. it's doubtful russia would have ever invaded tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. been a new discovery made because of the drought at one california lake, a world war two era boats now been pulled out of the waters of lake shasta historic ship was recently spotted at the bottom of the lake do to lower water level caused by three years of

drought. it had markings indicated it played a role in general george patton's invasion of sicily in 1943. authorities in chester county say they have no idea how the boat ended up in that california lake. right time now is fivethirtyeight while it just, you know, i mean, so interesting to see the history so sad to see the reason we're seeing the history which is all the low lake levels that we're seeing. not just that shasta of it all throughout the west. the west was telling saint garcia earlier is lake mead powell. people hiking in areas that you know you should be under about 25 50 ft of water. the huge arches and stuff that i haven't seen for 50 years or so. but hopefully we'll get some rain this year we had, you know, let's be honest, though usually in october it's been hard offshore event. high fire, danger anything but look at the highs yesterday. livermore 84 conquered 81 napa was only 77. kent field. 75 santa rosa san jose the seventies oakland downtown was only 66 in san francisco, a brisk 59 the normal high this time of year is around

70 71, so that is way below little low us right now. that's also generating a little l cloudy skies over us also preventing some of that maybe fog name might stir it up a little bit, but without any eastern northeast breeze. i don't think that fog is going very far and you can see over the mountains. there's a little bit of activity so it could be a few showers about south lake tahoe looks to be on the lee side up towards carson city. maybe over towards reno. not much, but it's a little bit. looks like visibilities. improving now was down down on the deck for some for a while. but nevada has improved peddling was going up a little bit. napa airport went from a mile and a quarter now to four half of a went from 3 to 4, now five san martino half mile now to a mile, so we're seeing the basis left on a little bit, not a problem down towards monterey slaves, but there's still plenty of gray out there. so a solid fog bank sun, some clouds up there and widespread low clouds. fog cool coast. nice inland fifties on a lot of these temps low fifties mid fifties, i think we're stuck here. i just don't see these changing all

that much. even east bay temps. it's all fifties fifties now mid fifties low fifties, so these are probably going to be the lows for the morning. that's the low that's over us right now. it's on its way to sync up with this low down off the northern baja, but the high infant high builds in it gives a little offshore breeze and you have to warm up. but right now there's really not one at the surface. there is one some of the higher elevations, but it's less than about 20 miles an hour, so it's not even that strong 60 seventies eighties on the temps and really just subtle changes, day to day, maybe a little warmer. one day everything is pointing towards a quiet pattern. maybe a little cooler end of the week. you guys steve. thank you promise to get you from san francisco to los angeles and just a few hours coming up at six will run down the issues that has california's high speed bill project running behind schedule and $70 billion over budget. and as florida still works to recover from hurricane in another storm is battering south america, the latest on this year's hurricane season, which is still going strong.

storm first swept over colombia , san andres island, knocking down trees and tearing off roofs . so far, no reports of any deaths tied to this storm. the situation is much worse. in venezuela, where heavy rain from a separate system has killed at least 22 people. the rain triggered a landslide in the northern part of the country. emergency managers say people in the area had just seconds to get to safety as debris swept down a mountainside. they believe dozens of neighborhoods have been destroyed. 52 people are still missing back in florida. it's been more than a week after hurricane ian made landfall. some survivors are just now getting a firsthand look at what's left of their homes.

reporter voice shows us how they're working slowly to recover. cots lined the floor of hurt serena in southwest florida over 500 people are still sheltering there. more than a week after hurricane in the recovery effort just beginning in florida's barrier islands, those faced with rebuilding or just trying to take things one day at a time. it's like a death of a loved one, you know, just like the pain just comes and goes on pine island, volunteers are handing out supplies like food and water. the island's publix grocery store, reopened with generator power more quickly than most expected, but it will take a very long time until things return to normal. they're talking about some of the insurance companies, for example, perhaps going under there, unable to pay for all the damages that they're responsible to pay for sanibel island completely devastated by ian storm surge. people who made it out are grateful they're alive. devastating is when you lose a child. devastating is when you lose your spouse. in the next

ident. uh, we're fine. in addition to the property damage is the emotional toll floridians who rode out the storm and are now dealing with the aftermath say it will live with them as a traumatic event every time i hear the wind blow and a piece of a wind shift yeah. your ptsd officials attribute over 100 deaths to ian, which makes it one of the deadliest storms to ever hit the u. s reporting in fort myers, florida native oy fox news. here at home. it's been five years since a series of wildfires ravaged parts of the north bay. the tubbs fire destroyed entire neighborhoods, including santa rosa's coffee park. people lost their homes came back to thank first responders. they also remembered what was lost and reflected on how far they've come. daniel bryant remembers waking up in the middle of the night to the harsh smell of smoke and the sound of howling winds driving the fire. there was just a sense

of doom. and i've never had. i don't think i've ever experienced that feeling before . there's something very special about this neighborhood. everybody just bending together in communicating that also was you know, incentive and drove us all closer. danielle says it took her 2.5 years to rebuild and that it was worth the wait. now she and her neighbors are working to build new, happier memories. cal fire's annual fire prevention week began with a message on how to prepare for a house fire, the agency says, properly installed smoke alarms and advanced planning really are key in responding to an emergency smoke alarms should be checked once a month. residents should practice their fire escape plan at least twice a year. a recent report from the national fire protection association found that us home fire deaths where the 14 year high last year fire prevention week runs through next sunday. a new type of helmet outfitted with artificial intelligence,

thermal cameras and radar is helping firefighters see through dense smoke that thermal cameras are able to peer through the thick smoke as artificial intelligence picks up the presence of potential victims cruise in scotland are currently testing them. doesn't affect any performance, very lightweight in terms of the equipment to have this integrated within either advise a lot of helmet would be a massive advantage. the technology is currently mounted on the top of a standard firefighter helmet in the future . researchers are hoping to build the technology right inside of that helmet, 5 48. let's see what your morning commute is doing on this monday. some children don't have to go to school today, sal. i'm imagining you later. see the effect on the road. i'm the only one working in the family today. gasia you and your family and cloudy and her family. everyone else's off having fun. i'll mention my boys are in school today, so it's kind of a district by district thing. yeah. gotcha okay, well, hopefully we'll get a little bit of a break with traffic where enough people won't go. and right now, if we go to the bay

bridge, i will look at it now. usually at this time we have a little something developing. so right now we don't it doesn't mean that we won't later. i don't want to mislead. you could have a rush later on. sometimes we see that on these holidays. not everyone gets as you heard gasia say her. kids are going to school so that district is going so we'll see what happens right now. it looks good. this is a look at the commute here on the east bay cemetery bridge to the peninsula that looks very nice, and there have been no major issues in san jose. and as i go to steve, you know, steve when it's okay. we just leave it alone. we don't ask. why is it so good out there? we'll never ask that question. i'm saying that about the weather. really nice for us this time of year, right? i mean, usually in october. you know what i'm talking about? yeah, let's just leave it alone. leave it alone. it's all good. we want some rain, but we'll get there. unseasonably cool for many yesterday due to that big big fog bank. i mean, the city only

came in at 59 degrees normal this time of year is closer to about 70 71, oakland, only 66 san jose santa rosa can't feel napa all in the seventies, conquered 81 livermore 84 hours something livermore has been warmer than anybody lately. i mean, all of a sudden, like, boom just like that. now it was sudden, livermore's we're running warmer than anybody, but it happens this time of year. i guess little lows moving over us, and that's generating some activity over the mountains. and a little bit of partly cloudy is over us. now this law is not really that strong, but it's enough to generate could be a few showers up in the mountains. there looks like a lot of it's pulling off towards the least side but a solid fog bank sun some clouds more clouds. south has outlawed drift south. widespread low clouds. fog has been lifting the bases aren't as bad as it was a couple of hours ago fifties on the temps couple of sixties were really a lot of fifties or 50, seven's popular here. fairfield's in their hayward, fremont, sunnyvale, san carlos azevedo, everyone's clothes, san mateo, belmont. 56 montara, 57. atherton. i mean, that's about as close as it gets

on the peninsula and woodside, atherton and stanford all within two degrees. tells you there. there's pretty good overcast there that lows over us. now it's going to head south and join up with that other low down there, which has been giving some activity to arizona, new mexico again, but this looks and again unless there's a northeast breeze kicking in. there is just not one of the service here. at least not yet. so i'm undercutting a lot of the forecast highs here 60 seventies eighties on the temps. we do get a little bit on offshore breeze will bump up a few locations. but then after that election very quiet, even a little cooler going into the end of the week. you too. steve thank you. 5 51, a devastating attack in kiev leave several people dead. analysts say the recent russian strikes could cause a major surge in the war. plus, it was a slap in the face. we watch this industry legalized from the t v screens. a local cannabis activists says president biden's pardons for marijuana possession do not go far enough. why she wants to see the white house go even furth .

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he had another person tried to rob a santa rosa marijuana dispensary and ran the carbon employee who tried to stop them . police say the two ram the employee, silver honda court twice before leaving the scene. the employee was in the car and recorded the encounter on his phone. police later found and arrested 54 year old jack cole

of oakland on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon. authorities are looking for the other person who may have been involved. well some people are celebrating president biden's recent announcement that people convicted for federal marijuana possession will now be pardoned . many say it doesn't go far enough. one of them is evelyn lush apple. she spent nearly five years in prison after being convicted of conspiracy to sell marijuana, she says many people are still in prison for charges stronger than simple possession as well as state charges. she thinks the pardons give the illusion that the problem is solved. but i was really upset at the celebrations that i seen and the larger cannabis companies like this is a win. we're finally doing something because i think the industry as a whole feels the guilt and really wants to attach to some good news. but the fact is, i was impressed. federal prison there's no one in there for simple possession charges. white house says about 6500 people

will have their federal convictions cleared. people facing state charges. will not. apple says she opened the presidential pardons are the first step in the eventual decriminalization of marijuana at the federal level. happening today. the second sex crimes trial begins in los angeles for disgraced former movie producer harvey weinstein. he's facing charges of rape and sexual assault involving five women. the accusers will appear in court with their identities withheld to give testimony. the 70 year old has pleaded not guilty. he is already serving a decades long prison sentence after being convicted in new york on rape and sexual assault charges. the latest trial comes five years after the original allegations again. him. which in part spurred on the me too movement. time is 5 56. today is the deadline for counties to mail ballots to voters here in california, with 29 days left to go until the midterm election. some people in the bay area can already cast their ballot. san francisco opened 34 official ballot drop boxes across the

city this weekend. the elections department will also open a voting center at city hall for in person voting beginning tomorrow. you can track your ballot through the secretary of state's website. native american tribes in california will soon manage a portion of coastal land . california ocean protection council voted to provide $3.5 million of funding where tribes to do things likeorests and test for toxins project includes the removal of 100 year old defunct dam in the santa cruz mountains. tribal leaders say they're excited to have the tribal sovereignty and to be able to protect ecosystems. they also say they'd like to expand the plan to include more tribes, october and november. our prime pumpkin season, but pumpkin deliveries are going to be a little bit later than usual this year, and that's because the western and southern states where pumpkins are grown, had severe drought conditions this year. researchers say. that meant a late start to the pumpkin season. it was a little delay in yield, so the drought in june, for example, this

caused the crop to not establishes quickly and that caused the delay. ultimately. he says pumpkins maybe a little smaller and there will be a fewer. there will be fewer of the largest ones, and he warns that there will be increased cost because the cost for fertilizers pesticides in labor went up, making those pumpkins more expensive than last year's crop. many older americans and their families are having trouble finding a care giver, industry experts say. right now, many adults in their sixties and seventies are in need of caregivers. but there is a shortage of people to hire. they point to low pay and tough working conditions. this comes as the number of adults aged 65 up is growing. there were 71 million back in 2019 30 million more than just eight years before. in this business. you can just hire anyone. you have to find that perfect person for the job that will be there and provide support their night overwhelming, however much i may want it at the end of the day, i may wear out. so what will happen in the future? if people

like me we're out. the united disability services foundation says it expects a shortage to keep growing over the next 20 years, especially as more baby boomers retire. fire in surface isco has left several families out of their homes will hear from one person who was woken up by the sounds of a smoke alarm. and the goal is always the same . grow the largest pumpkin or live in half moon bay, where the annual that is just about to get underway. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto and good morning to you. welcome to mornings onto i'm claudine wong. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it's monday, october 10th. let's look out over this weather week, steve paul said. i have to say you called it for yesterday. sunday was foggy and gray to the point where the blue angels couldn't fly. in the about that friday, friday, saturday should be okay. sunday was a little iffy, and it was even more so than i thought that

was a big fog bank there, but thank you, garcia. sometimes we get it. i didn't want to disappoint anybody. but there's just a huge fog bank again, and a little bit of a law is passing over is producing some partly cloudy skies. so monday fog bank in place, no doubt about it more for more low clouds now than fog, but there's still some pockets of fog out there. partly sunny. partly cloudy, 60 seventies and eighties, although i kept most temperatures pretty close, to least within about four or five degrees of yesterday's size, which were unseasonably cool. all right over to sound. now it's six o'clock still kind of quiet out there. it is, you know, steve, and it allows me to say to you that i think every single reporter that i know here ktvu at one point or another, maybe gasia. i know claudine has been in half moon bay and done that pumpkin story. i know i've done it so we'll have james do it in just a bit right now. there's no traffic at the bay bridge, and that is one of those things. where at six o'clock it is unusual on a monday and that's because for some people, it is a holiday today and we might get a

break now. i don't want to mislead you because we might get a later crowd. we are already getting some slowing in some spots like highway for a little bit. in fact, let me just switch over to highway four. you can see it's a little slow, but it's not quite as robust as it normally, so we're just going to leave it that way, and i'll let you know when things change. it's 601. let's go back to claudine. alright, thanks, sal. francisco fire investigators are now trying to find the cause of a fire that damaged three homes near the interstate to eddie junction with highway one. oh, one andre senior, joins us now live and says the fire left 15 people without a place to spend the night, andre well, the fire started about 6 30 last night at polar palau avenue in the silver terrorist neighborhood. our crusade. the flame started in one building, which is badly damaged and spread to two neighboring homes as well. one of those homes is also badly damaged with the other having minor damage. people who smell the smoke got out quickly, but one man was asleep when he heard

the firefighters on his roof. to be a clearly honest, i was scared. i didn't know what to do. i just rushed out of the house. i got home from the grocery store and i've seen the smoke and i just came up and see what's going on. i ran back down to my house and told my family there's a fire up the street. san francisco. fire crews say they had several challenges to deal with, including how close to homes are to each other as well as immunity lines that run through the neighborhood. they also had to deal with wind gusts that were blowing flames as much as 30 ft high than dropping embers on the rooftops. firefighters say everyone was able to get out safely. but there were some frightening moments for everyone, including three children, who were inside the building. when the fire started. firefighters say the homes all had fire alarms. investigators aren't saying how long it could take to figure out how the fire started falling back to you. all right, thanks, andre oakland. police are trying to figure out who fired several shots during a sideshow early saturday morning. officers were

called to 42nd avenue and foothill boulevard shortly before three a.m. by neighbors who heard noise from the sideshow. after police arrived, another sideshow broke out five blocks away on international boulevard. police reported hearing several gunshots as they work to break up the crowd, which was also throwing firecrackers, rocks and bottles at officers. there are no reports of injuries. the four month protests at oakland's parker elementary school has reportedly come to an end. oakland side is reporting the occupation ended after the oakland unified school board voted to repurpose, the former school campus to an adult education and community resource center. parents and their supporters have taken over the vacant school building in protest of plans by the district to shut down parker elementary and several other oakland schools. it appears gas prices in california have become to level off the average price of a regular gallon of gas in the state, roughly the same overnight at $6.33. that's the case in san francisco and

oakland as well and in san jose, it only fell by one cent. overall prices are as much as five cents lower than they were a week ago. analysts say they do expect prices to continue to drop slightly as refinery capacity increases. and gas companies are responding to governor newsom's demand for answers on why prices are so high in a letter sent to the california energy commission last week, valero said maintenance that's been underway at its refineries has been standard, it said. high gas prices in california are because of higher operating costs for the company and because of limited supply as demand goes up. it also called california the quote, most challenging market in the u. s governor newsom said friday he will call a special session of the legislature to address rising gas prices. time is 604 happening. two dates that annual tradition pumpkin growers from across the country gathering in half moon bay on this monday morning, bringing their king size pumpkins to the 49th annual safely. world championship

pumpkin weigh off ktvu james torres is the lucky duck to be in half moon bay this morning. good morning. things are about to get started. pretty quiet right now, james. i wouldn't say it's also quiet, gasia. we've got a number of people who are out here this morning already showcasing what they have to compete with a little later this morning. that's all going to get started the actual competition in just a few hours. but let me tell you there's a lot of hype around here because of course, there are things that couldn't happen because of the covid 19 pandemic. now that we're kind of shying away from some of those rules, regulations, things are happening as normal as exciting as they normally would be. so joining me this morning. i'm speaking to mr cameron palmer, who is the president of the happening day festival committee. good morning. gosh, something excitement buzzing around. this morning. tell me how you feeling today? feeling great. we are so excited. to be actually holding a pumpkin festival this next weekend. i mean, we've been two years without it, so people are just a static about it. you see these guys and a lot of which have competed in the past before coming back year after year, sometimes winning year after

year. you see these pumpkins to get this to become, you know, not just the community in a sense of people who live by here, but a community of growers and guys who are coming as far as minnesota, oregon, washington . how cool is that? we have a real network of people that come back year after year because we try to we try to treat them right and spoil them, and they come down here not to mention if they win. they get $9 a pound. you gotta figure every pumpkins at least over £2000, and that's in the running. so that's a pretty good paycheck. and should they break the world record would give him a check for $30,000 complements a safeway and a couple of trucks behind us here lot of hype around that one because there's some talk that it could potentially beat the world record. £2700 something like that. yeah, and change. but yes, i think it's out of italy. something like that. but hopefully i mean that one it measures right. it could break the world record. let's talk about in general, just this sense of normalcy, the sense of being able to do what we've been wanting to do for years now

having the festival back for its 50th edition for the first time in three years, having this back for only the second time since the pandemic, you people who are out here today? well, my phone has been lit up. people are just really super excited. the festival is of course this weekend 15th and 16th. it starts at nine am till five free admission. it's a great family friendly event and , you know lots of four stages of music, pumpkin soup, pumpkin bread, pumpkin pie, pumpkin. i'm like forrest gump, damon off everything, but we gotta have all all the pumpkin items available and 260 something arts and craft booths. so we just really have a wonderful situation down here and we encourage families to come down and real quick. can you just give us a glimpse into some of the conversations you have as a committee president to make sure these things go underway as comfortably and as safely as possible what people don't realize we do meet at least once or twice every single month throughout the year with caltrans sheriff's office city hall public works. there's a lot

of logistics that go on. we want the event to be safe as we all know there's issues in the world , but we wanted to be safe. and so we do a lot of meeting and pre planning to make that happen . camera. palmer thank you so much for joining us this morning. we're going to get a look at some of these pumpkins and exactly how much they weigh. that's all going to get to start recording and probably the next hour or so. they want to wait for a little more sunlight to come out. but ben at least £2000 in order to even get yourself in the running to win this competition. well you know what the heaviest pumping is going to be weighing out, guys, send it back to you. science and an art form to grow pumpkins that big thanks so much, james. well happening today. it's the final day of san francisco's fleet week celebration. although there's no air show today. there are ships tours that will happen from nine am until noon. those are going to be at piers 30 32 35. not surprisingly, ships are the main focus of the u. s navy on a global basis. but it may surprise you to find out that the u. s. navy is only the

fourth largest in the world, trailing china, russia and north korea. dr bradley martin is a retired navy warship task force captain who is now a policy researcher at the rand think tank, he says it's the quality of the navy that makes it the most potent in the world. people who may in the navy who make up the navy or some of the best that you'll you'll never find anywhere. very very motivated. very uh, very highly trained. davy is a worldwide force, so it's got to be able to go where is needed win ishida. the us navy also has one of the largest aviation divisions in the world. only the u. s air force, the u. s army and the russian air force have more aircraft, san francisco officials say an estimated one million people visited the city yesterday in hopes of seeing the final fleet week air show featuring the navy's blue angels. fog over the golden gate bridge caused the precision flying team to cancel its performance. the pilots were

able to fly on saturday, but fog delayed that show. yesterday's fog was even thicker, and officials say it was just too dangerous for the team to take off. we need to see the top of the golden gate bridge because of the speed that the jets go. you come across that bridge to the bridge pretty quickly. and that's a that's the most obvious as safety issue we have is the bridge. and it was not visible. there is no cutting corners in our business. there's just no no place for it, and we won't do it. and yes, it's done popular, disappointing, unfortunate. blue angel said. they look forward to their appearance and clearer weather next year. this is only the second time in 20 years, the blue angels have canceled an airshow in san francisco so disappointing, you know, people crowd in and we're used to the fog in the morning, right? so it makes sense that even though we see it, we're like, right? yeah it'll be fine by three o'clock fine and until it's not alright , but safety first. all right, let's talk about our traffic,

maybe easy morning for those who have to kind of go in on this monday. it's a little easier there, claudine and gasia because today's a holiday for some, and that means that some kids aren't going to school. not everyone has it. we do see some slow traffic on highway four. for example, if you know this was i don't know. presidents day we'd see fewer people are memorial day, but it's kind of one of those holidays that some people get other people's don't other people don't this is a look at the richmond bridge that looks very nice. and at the bay bridge. it's definitely lighter than it normally is. for this time, it could get a little busier later and we'll be keeping an eye on it for you at 6 11, let's go back to the desk. sal thank you. yesterday's win for the 49ers means they're now in first place in the nfc west, but with another injury affect the team's current winning streak will bring you a recap of this weekend's game. and behind schedule and over budget. two big problems for california's high speed rail up next. some of the issues plaguing that $100 billion project.

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the hit and run crash early yesterday, investigators say a man riding a bike was hit by two cars. police identified the victim as a homeless man, but are not releasing more details about him. one of the drivers took off after the fatal collision, but the other state and is cooperating with police are still searching for the driver who left the scene. this all happened near center and story roads. this is the 54th traffic deaths in san jose. so far, police are reminding drivers, pedestrians and cyclists to watch where they're going to look out for other people. and to slow down this week, president biden is heading here to california just five weeks before the november midterm election. white house has not yet disclosed why the president's visiting our state, giving few details in a press release other than the timing of the trip. the president is said to be in california for wednesday through friday before

heading up to oregon. while some celebrated president biden's announcement of pardons for federal marijuana possession, others say the move isn't enough . evelyn july chappelle's but nearly five years in prison after being convicted of conspiracy to sell marijuana, and she says plenty of people are still in prison for charges that are stronger than simple possession as well as on state charges and thinks the pardons that give the illusion that the problem is solved. i was really upset at the celebrations that i seen and the larger cannabis companies like this is a win. we're finally doing something because i think the industry as a whole feels the guilt and really wants to attach to some good news. but the fact is, i was impressed. federal prison, there's no one in there for simple possession charges. the white house says around 6500. people will have federal convictions cleared, but people who are facing state charges will not. lachapelle says she hopes the presidential pardons

are the first step in the eventual decriminalization of marijuana at the federal level. california's geologic surveys released a new tsunami hazard map for seven counties here in northern california. the maps of updated information for marin, napa, sonoma, solano and santa cruz counties. maps indicate how big the waves could be based on new computer models. one example is a serious earthquake in the illusion islands of alaska that could send away 25 ft. tall over the santa cruz boardwalk twice as high as the 2009 map version indicates as possible. we have a link to the new county maps at our website ktvu dot com. oakland city council members want the city's fire department to create a report that would help them understand how fires on caltrans properties affect the city's finances. council members. carol fife inching, tao says it is time to look carefully at how much money oakland is spending when it responds to fires on state property. last month, a fire that started on caltrans property along interstate 5 80 spread to homes. the council members are concerned that

caltrans is not doing enough to maintain its property and are worried about the lack of maintenance that can contribute to fire spreading. issued a statement saying quote we must demonstrate responsible stewardship of resources, and this report seeks to give us the information to course correct where needed, the council members told oakland fire officials they want a report next month. a new review of california's bullet train, which is meant to connect san francisco to los angeles, says it may never be finished. the new york times report finds political compromises over the years resulted in difficult route for the train, adding billions of dollars to its cost . construction is now underway on part of 171 miles starter line connecting a few cities in the middle of our state. current estimated cost for the system. $113 billion right now, there's no identified source of funding to extend the rail project from the central valley to los angeles and san francisco. right time now is 6 17 is a federal holiday, so traffic is affected

in a good way for people who have to hit the road early in the morning, right, sal. it's a little lighter there, claudine and gasia for some anyway, although i'm looking at how we forward doesn't look too much lighter to me. this commute seems to always be going so we're going to start there. on highway four, and you can see for yourself that that traffic continues to look very good. no major issues here on the bay bridge approach. we do have a little bit more of a backup. those metering lights are on. they came on about 10 minutes ago. usually by now we have a full toll plaza and then the same mateo bridge that looks pretty good as well. and in saint jose to 80 north on the right it does look good. it continues to look good all the way up to cupertino. it's 6 18. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. thank you. we have a huge fog bank and we had one yesterday in temps for quite cool here for many, especially coast in bay wasn't bad inland, but livermore 84 to san francisco's 59. they should be closer to 70 71 this time of

year. oakland is only 66, then san jose santa rosa canfield napa all in the seventies. and conquered at 81 degrees, so that's pretty cool for us this time of year. there's temperatures, you know, usually this time you were talking about offshore wind and hot temps. that's not the case there, and the fog and low clouds are definitely large and in charge. now there is a little low that's dropping right over us here, which could generate a little offshore breeze. but to be honest, i haven't found much of it yet. unless you're up in the higher elevations they got above about 5000 ft. at the surface. there's just not much going on. so it is producing a little bit of partly cloudy skies up above that low cloud deck and maybe a couple of little showers in the sierra nevada and not too much could be a few little sprinkles or something. but it has generated some cloud cover some solid fog bank, though sun and clouds widespread low clouds some fog, but it looks like the bases are lifting a little bit. cool coast. nice to maybe warm inland. we're all in the fifties here unless you haven't lower leg mint. almost everybody says cloudy if not cloudy, and you can probably see the fog. fifties on temps forties for

review, boulder creek and scotts valley upper forties and his mid fifties upper fifties for most locations, specially around santa cruz, capitola, morgan hill, san martin and hollister. all at 53 degrees, one low there over us will sync up with that other low down in northern mexico, right just south of arizona, giving them probably continuation of some active weather. that high is trying to build in and give us an offshore breeze. but i don't think the law is really strong enough. now. if it does develop, it'll be late morning. early afternoon temperatures will bump up eighties here for some, but sixties and seventies for others, and really, there's just not a lot going on here, maybe a little warmer one day a little cooler towards the end of the week is the way it's looking there. gasia steve. thank you, 6 20. now are you prepared in the event of the house fire? coming up to talk about what cal fire says, are two critical factors in keeping strikes on several ps of the city of kiev will take you to the scene of the attack that happened early this morning.

with 29 days left to go until the midterm election. some people in the barry can actually cast their ballot already. san francisco opened 34 official ballot drop boxes across the city this weekend. the elections department will also open a voting center at city hall for in person voting tomorrow, you can track your ballot through the secretary of state's website. overseas now where early this morning, russia targeted a pedestrian bridge and other sites in ukraine's capital city of keith. the attack on the pedestrian bridge caused a massive explosion killed at least eight people. russian president vladimir putin says they were retaliation for keeps terrorist actions sustained blast on major cities mainly hit residential areas and critical infrastructure facilities. russian president, putin said the russian strikes come in response to what he called

ukrainian terrorist actions, including an attack on a bridge to crimea bridge is a key supply route for russian troops fighting in the south of ukraine. this explosion caused a partial collapse of the bridge, killing three people. no one's claimed responsibility for damaging that 12 mile long bridge, the longest in europe. russia launched a barrage of missiles against civilian targets in ukrainian cities, including the capital of kiev. ukrainian commander says that russia fired 75 missiles while ukrainian defenses intercepted 41 of those missiles. nearly three dozen hit their targets. these are the first strikes on kiev in four months. in response to the attacks, ukrainian president vladimir zelensky said . russia is trying to destroy us and wipe us off the face of the earth. we're now getting a look at some of the areas of ukraine that had been recaptured from russia by ukrainian troops in one town, a government building that had been occupied by russian troops still has russian flags inside and outside the building. inside fruits. sitting on a desk is one indication about quickly. russian troops left when the ukrainian counter offensive began. ukrainian

troops talked about the destruction. left behind. can you post? i don't think humans act like this. you have to be totally sick to do this to a country. as ukrainian troops that are newly liberated areas. they are warmly welcomed by people living there after months of living under russian occupation. protesters in san francisco continue to show their support for growing demonstrations in iran. hundreds of people gathered outside city hall yesterday to express their outrage over the death of 22 year old massa amini. she died while in custody of iran's so called morality police. she was accused of improperly wearing a head covering one protester who spent time in iran as a team said the morality police once said she was wearing an indecent over code. i was detained, held in a van for several hours and eventually released, so i i'm one of the lucky ones that things didn't escalate. i wasn't assaulted. human rights groups say at least 185 demonstrators

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um the deadly shooting near campus. we're going to take a look at the ongoing police investigation. and five years after the tubbs fire community members finally feel like they are on the mend and regaining what was lost. we'll hear from people in the community on how they're rebuilding both physically and mentally. good morning to you. there's no opening bell. today it is the federal columbus day holiday. we're glad you're with us. i'm gasia bqe at the end, and i'm claudine wong. it is monday, october 10th let's talk about our weather. agre start to this morning similar to what we saw yesterday, steve that is correct . and we know what happened yesterday. blue angel blue angels. we talked about that friday, and it just didn't look very good. and this for this

time of year. i mean, you know what this looks like a june or july fog bank. there's also a little low going right over us, which is generating some partly cloudy skies more so over this year, but a little bit over us as well. so unless in eastern northeast breeze really makes it to the surface. i don't see too much change here yesterday was on seasonably cool for many so low clouds. some fog partly sunny. partly cloudy. more sun in the north. maybe a few clouds to the south as that system drift south. sixties seventies and eighties on those teams. 6 30 in the morning on a monday. i don't want to say tumbleweeds, but is anything going on? sample our friends on highway four saying, hey, what holiday? what are we talking about? here? there is a little slowing coming in bay point into concord. and i can show it to you here. you can see that it is crowded, although it is not as deep as it normally is. sometimes it's backed up all the way to antioch today starts in pittsburgh at the bay bridge and see there is a back up here. it's a small one. but once you get there, you're going to have

to wait through the mirroring lights went. then it looks good into san francisco. 6 30. let's get back to the headlines. it is the first morning back to class for students at uc berkeley after a deadly shooting that happened just a block away from campus that happened early saturday morning. let's go to ktvu samantha quintana, who is live in berkeley, where police say they are still searching for suspects. amanda. that's right. and it was a busy night when those shots rang out. it was about one in the morning on saturday morning, so a lot of students were going home from parties. some of them were out eating at some of these late night diners around here when they heard those gunshots have been near one of the dorms here now. police have said that the four victims are not students here at uc berkeley. but besides that information, police have not released much about those victims or about possible suspects any description of those suspects either. now police say a fight broke out in the area, and at that same time

shots rang out. and that sent people running now this is video a student took from blackwell hall. that's around the corner here on durant, the woman who captured the footage says she saw first responders removing the victims from a car. and i used to know that they were like for those inside a car and they were like they got shot. so like they basically were, like, pass out like the police just tried to get them out of the card and , like, just put them in the floor, and there was like blood everywhere, and i did. did you just try to put them in the ambulance and go out? so it was like a really like hard moment there. markers identified at least 20 shell casings on telegraph avenue near the bare basics clothing store, and some nearby vehicles were hit as well. now there are indications that those suspects took off in a car. some students at the scene there said that they heard the screeching of a car taking off. we're still working on learning more about those suspects in about what police

are looking into if they might have a description of the car or of those suspects today will make sure to bring you that as soon as we get it live in berkeley, amanda quintana ktvu e prevention week kicked off with the message on how to prepare for a house fire, the agency says there's two critical factors in preparing properly installing smoke alarms and advanced planning. smoke alarms should be checked once a month, and residents should practice their fire escape plan at least twice a year. a recent report from the national fire protection association finds us home fire death at a 14 year high last year fire prevention week runs through next sunday. it's been five years since the series of wildfires rampaged across the north bay. the tubbs fire destroyed entire neighborhoods, including coffee park in santa rosa. people who lost their homes came back to thank first responders. they also use the time to remember what they lost while taking in just how far they've come. danielle bryant remembers waking up in the middle of the night to

the horse smell of smoke and the sound of howling winds that were driving that fire. there was just a sense of doom. and i've never had. i don't think i've ever experienced that feeling before. there's something very special about this neighborhood . everybody just bending together in communicating that also was you know, incentive and drove us all. closer. danielle says it took her 2.5 years to rebuild, but the wait was worth it. now she and her neighbors are working to build new and happier memories. during this hispanic heritage month. we're looking at the lives of three people who attribute much of their success as adults to their work in the fields when they were much younger victoria sanchez de alba, so an award winning journalist at public relations expert she spent her childhood years in the lettuce fields of salinas quickly learned the hazards of farm work. we had to put handkerchiefs to cover our face for because of the pesticides,

the pesticides and the dirt. lupe coverup bias. martinez is a chronic disease prevention specialist specialist for monterey county. she also learned valuable lessons during her childhood working in the fields. there's pictures of me as a baby being in a box of carrots while my parents were working in the carrots, you get a sense of accomplishment, like i did something today and that what i did is something that somebody is going to eat. walking arenas, a half moon bay's first latino city council member. he's also the director of a local nonprofit that helps the latino community every friday. he brings lunch to dozens of farmworkers and shares his memories of working in the fields during this hispanic heritage amount. we have a special section dedicated to the community had to ktvu .com/ hispanic heritage month there are two big lottery jackpots up for grabs over the next 48 hours . the powerball jackpot sitting in $401 million to get that you

have to pick all five numbers and the bonus number. the odds of winning the jackpot are roughly one in 292.2 million. that drawing is tonight at eight pm, and the mega millions prize is also very high. it's now at $445 million ahead of tuesday's drawing. that means the cast option is about 226 million if someone wins that jackpot, lottery officials say it would be the 12th largest in the game's history. the next round will be at eight o'clock on tuesday night. the san francisco 40 niners are now in first place in the nfc west. after defeating the carolina panthers. the niners suffered another big injury, though, and yesterday's 37 15 victory in charlotte cornerback emanuel mosley, who had a pick six in the second quarter, suffered a knee injury near the end of the game, coach cal shanahan said the defensive star is set to undergo testing today to determine if he tore his a c l. it was a weird feeling. just watching email. you know, lots of guys got hurt in the game, but it just didn't look good. so that definitely

took away from a little bit of excitement at the end, but, um, we know the deal. i mean, it's part of this league and, um everybody goes through it. bosa robbie gold and jamie ward were also injured during yesterday's game bill undergo more testing. the niners were the only nfc west team to win yesterday. there now alone at the top of the division, with a record of three wins and two losses. diner. the niners hosted a pride theme watch party in the castro district. yesterday's event in san francisco was held at the detour restaurant and arcade bar on market part of the team celebration of lgbtq history month. all right time now is 6 37. let's talk about our traffic. it's columbus day, indigenous people's day and so we have a fewer people on the roads. i think this monday than usual, sal we sure do. and you can just tell by looking at some of the pictures that we always show you that they're just a little different. for example, the bay bridge toll plaza. there

is a crowd there. some people are definitely going to work. however there just are fewer of them here at the toll plaza at this time, sam mateo bridge looks moderately busy, and we haven't had a lot during the east bay commute. you can see, there's a little bit of slowing coming in on the altamonte pass as there always is, but if you look at hayward, there's not a lot going on there right now. and south bay community also looks very good. speaking of looking very good, here's a man. who never gets confused as to which type of gasoline to put in this car. it's always premium sonoma co 99 octane, my friend. there you go. i wish that probably cost me a fortune. can't find that here, though. unfortunately we do have a little low dropping in on top of us, and it's giving us not only an enhancement of that fog bank some activity over the mountains. and a little bit of partly cloudy skies over us and you can see some of that right there. so far, though i keep looking to find some kind of an offshore breeze. it's just not

happening yet. a little bit of maybe a few little showers. it looks like most that's probably ended over this year, but some partly cloudy skies. i see a west wind northwest, northwest, northwest, southwest west southwest northwest. others know north northeast wind yet and if that doesn't develop forecast highs today are going to be in jeopardy because i'm one of the coolest, no doubt about it widespread, too low clouds and fog. cool coast. nice inland. temperatures fifties low mid. almost everybody is stuck to the cloud cover, be it the low clouds or some high and mid level clouds. few forties to the north. even cloverdale is in there at 49 degrees, nevada was dipped into their sonoma, middletown, fairfax sand in selma. that's pretty cool. they're low fifties for many, including sebastopol, feels corti. it is the lowest over us right now trying to you can see the but i mean that's a huge fog bank for october deep little low sitting out there not doing anything with the high in between that little low is going to emerge up with that one down off northern mexico, and that looks like it wants

the four corners, which has been pretty active 60 seventies eighties for us if that north northeast wind does not develop at all. you can shave off about four or five degrees on these towns, but a little warmer in the tuesday not much change looks really quiet for us this time. you're going all the way into the weekend. okay, thanks. d. the cost to mail a letter could be increasing. a look at the proposed rate changed by the u. s. post office mortality rate. particular coming up on mornings on two of the seven o'clock hour what experts say is the best way to handle the issue. plus inflation threatens to wreak havoc on shoppers as we get closer to the holidays in the next hour tips from shopping experts if you're hoping to get some holiday deals, stay with us.

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this is our closed they will not be any mail delivery. government institutions such as the dmv in libraries are closed some various cities do you recognize this day as indigenous peoples day? more than 50 tenants who were forced to leave a sir francisco apartment building has now filed a lawsuit against the property management company. they are seeking damages for what they characterized as chronic mismanagement and deception tied to the recent flooding at the building at 33 to hema street on rincon hill, the tenants were forced to evacuate the building two times this year after water pipes burst once in early june, and then again in august, many were forced to live in hotels. will rising interest rates are leading more people across the country to change their minds about buying new homes, according to a report from redfin. the barriers not following that trend, largely

redfin track the number of deals called off in the 50 largest u. s cities. oakland came in near the bottom and number 43 san jose come in at number 45 in san francisco was 49th with slightly more than 4% canceled. the number one city for breaking a home purchase was jacksonville, florida or more than 26% of all new home deals were dropped. a lack of caregivers is making finding care tough for many older americans and their families, industry experts say. right now many adults in their sixties and seventies are in the need of caregivers. but there is a shortage of people to hire and they say that's partially because of the low pay and the tough working conditions. it comes as the number of adults 65 older is growing. there were 71 million in 2019, that is 30 million more than just eight years before. in this business. you can just hire anyone you have to find that perfect person for the job that will be there and provide support. they are not overwhelming. however much i

may want it at the end of the day, i may wear out. so what will happen in the future? if people like me we're out. the united disability services foundation says it expects the shortage to keep growing over the next 20 years, especially as more baby boomers retire to dollars and cents. applications could open for federal student loan forgiveness as soon as this week. the department of education has some guidelines to help prevent being scammed include not paying anybody who promises forgiveness. they also say not to give out your sources. security number or fafsa. information. anybody who contacts you officials say when in doubt. just hang up the call call your student loan provider directly moved out to the u. s postal service because the agency wants to raise rates in the new year. usps is proposing , raising the cost of a first class stamp by three cents right now, with 60 cents to mail a letter but also raise the cost to send a postcard to 48 cents. postal service also wants to increase fees for p o box rentals, money orders and insurance on packages. the

federal postal regulatory commission has to approve these changes, and if it happens, the new rates would go into effect in january. finally let's talk cars and trucks. electric carmaker rivian is recalling nearly all of its vehicles. the company says it needs to tighten the loose bolt in the vehicle's front suspension that could cause drivers to lose steering control. the recall involves more than 12,000 electric pickups, vans and suvs. rivian doesn't have many service centers, plans to hold pop up events where drivers can bring their vehicles in for repair. well, you see, berkley is going to offer a class focusing on nicki minaj in the spring semester. the classes called nicki minaj, the black barbie fmc and hip hop feminism's, according to a tweet from the courses professor that classes being offered to the african american studies department, nicki minaj said in a tweet that she loved to stop by well, netflix is launching a new tv show that's all about a staple of the nineties and the two thousands blockbuster video. look there's no easy way to say

this seven more blockbusters. just close your officially the last one on earth. i don't love the pattern that starting tumor hello. come to the last man standing sitcom is about one store managers attempt to save the last of the iconic movie store rental store chain. it starts randall park from the tv series fresh off the boat, and you can find that series on netflix. starting next take your money will take a blockbuster kids, weren't we? i used to say that that's got to be the best job when i was a teenager. i'm like you just you know, waves and late fees watching movies all day. that's not really how it went right. someone who worked at blossom busters. like it was not like that. but that was yeah, that's what our producer worked at blockbuster. was it like that? no okay, we can talk about this all day. let's get you to the business of this monday morning commute south caston castaneda monitoring pretty interesting monday. it is. some people don't have to go. it's a federal holiday. some people are going and there's also fog mixed in

let's go right to the golden gate bridge. i want to show you that the fog is a little dense, although it seems to have picked up a little bit earlier. i couldn't even see any of the towers are now i have a better shot at that. at the bay bridge there is a backup with arrived a little later, but it is not a full backup. it's only to the end of the parking lot, and as we look at the east bay, there's some slowing on highway four, and that's about all 80. looks pretty good greeting from hercules to richmond to berkeley. and 8 80 still starting off very nicely as you head to the south day. we don't see a lot of slow traffic. there is 2 80 that traffic is moving along very nicely. it's 6 48. what about today's weather? i know the man who knows here's steve. very good question, sal. thank you, sir. it starts off gray. very great. here. we had really cool temps yesterday high in san francisco is only 59. should be closer to about 71 so unseasonably cool here, coast and bay and there's still a ton of fog out there with a little low coming down. it's also

generate a little bit of partly cloudy skies over us and more cloud cover over this year have been a couple of showers. looks like they're pushing east, though away from thailand, truckee for now, there could be a couple of little little sprinkles or light showers. some earlier but looks like that's about over with for now, but if you want to wear those clouds are coming from it's that low coming down. if a northeast breeze doesn't kick in their forecasts, eyes today won't see the light of day feel part of the upon northwest, northwest, northwest, west, southwest, west southwest northwest and i don't see anything yet. there's nothing at the surface. it's all it's rather calm, really solid and overcast. there are fog bank i should say if it's overcast, it's solid. solid fog, bank, sun and clouds, widespread low clouds and fog. cool coast. nice inland. i am well under some of the forecast highs today. i just don't see the clearing taking place yet doesn't mean it won't later fifties on the temps here, east bay times. take your pick. i mean clayton's 50 on creek 50 to everyone else is very close within a couple of degrees or so little warmer out towards pittsburgh and brentwood, but there are 58 degrees, so as union city, so everyone used to

thermal that low over us will start to head southward towards that merge with that other low now, if the high can build in. if it's strong enough, then we would get a little bit hint of a offshore breezes that logos but right now, there's just not much of one developing so lows over us giving us an enhancement of that fog bank so far, and even some partly cloudy skies sixties seventies eighties on the temps , really, i think it's going to be a lot of sixties and seventies. it could be a little warmer next couple of days. tuesday wednesday, then back to quiet pattern, maybe a little cooler towards the end of the week there, claudia alright, thanks, steve. well heavy rain in venezuela triggered a landslide that resulted in the death of over 20 people. the latest update from officials coming up. and another piece of history discovered because of dropping lake levels. what we're learning about a world war, two boat found in lake shasta. i'm good time. good time we had.

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storm batters. the caribbean hurricane julia made landfall in nicaragua this weekend as a category one storm it first swept over colombia's senate race island, knocking down trees and tearing off roofs. so far, no reports of deaths tied to the storm and the situation. it is much worse in venezuela. that is where heavy rain from a separate system has killed at least 22 people. the rain triggered a landslide in the northern part of the country. emergency managers say people in that area had just seconds to get to safety as debris swept down a mountainside. they believe dozens of neighborhoods have been destroyed and 52 people are still missing. back in florida. it's been more than a week after hurricane ian made landfall there, and some victims are just getting a firsthand look at what is left of their homes. reporter nate foyer shows us how they are working to slowly recover. cots lined the floor of hurt serena

in southwest florida over 500 people are still sheltering there. more than a week after hurricane in the recovery effort just beginning in florida's barrier islands, those faced with rebuilding or just trying to take things one day at a time. it's like a death of a loved one, you know, just like the pain just comes and goes in island volunteers are handing out supplies like food and water. the island's publix grocery store reopened with generator power more quickly than most expected, but it will take a very long time until things return to normal. they're talking about some of the insurance companies, for example, perhaps going under there, unable to pay for all the damages that they're responsible to pay for sanibel island completely devastated by ian storm surge. people who made it out are grateful they're alive. devastating is when you lose a child. devastating is when you lose your spouse. in the next ident. uh, we're fine. in addition to the property damage is the emotional toll floridians

who rode out the storm and are now dealing with the aftermath say it will live with them as a traumatic event every time i hear the wind blow and piece of a wounded women in the shift yeah. your ptsd officials attribute over 100 deaths to ian , which makes it one of the deadliest storms to ever hit the u. s reporting in fort myers, florida fox news in fort myers, florida, there is a growing memorial in honor of those who died. people are leaving flowers , cards, notes and wooden crosses. each cross carries the name of a person or a pet who died from the storm. 53 people in lee county were killed during the storm. in total, there are at least 106 deaths from the hurricane. a new type of helmet outfitted with artificial intelligence, thermal cameras and radar is helping firefighters see through dense smoke. the thermal cameras are able to pierce through the thick smoke as artificial intelligence

picks up the presence of potential victims cruise in scotland are currently testing them. doesn't affect any performance, very lightweight in terms of the equipment to have this integrated within either advise a lot of helmet would be a massive advantage. the technology is currently mounted on top of a standard firefighter helmet in the future. researchers are hoping to build the technology right inside of that helmet. and one man is now back home resting after going out on a hike. however this hike across most of the country it was a journey of nearly 5000. miles richard larson took more than 10 months to walk from southern florida to northern minnesota. he wore out five pairs of hiking shoes before he finally crossed that finish line. larson says he feels hiking is the only way to see america. it doesn't matter what your background is or what your politics are. i just feel like seeing our country at ground level and face to face with

people. it looks a lot better. larson is now planning another hike that would take him even farther north. his next marathon walk that would start or possibly end somewhere in alaska. and a new discovery because of the drought at a california lake, a world war two era boat has now been pulled out of the waters of lake shasta. that historic ship was recently spotted at the bottom of the lake to the lower water levels caused by three years of drought . it did have markings indicating that it played a role in general george patton's invasion of sicily back in 1943. but authorities in shasta county say they have no idea how that boat ended up in that lake october and november. our prime pumpkin season, but pumpkin deliveries are going to be a little bit later than usual this year, and that is because the western and the southern states as we know had severe drought conditions this year, and that's where the pumpkins are grown, researchers say. that meant a late start to pumpkin season.

there's a little delay in yield, so the drought in june, for example, this caused the crop to not establish as quickly and that caused the delay. ultimately. he says pumpkins maybe a little smaller and there will be a fewer of the larger ones. and, he warns increased cost for fertilizer, pesticides and labor will make those pumpkins more expensive than last year's crop. five native american tribes in california will soon manage a portion of coastal land the california ocean protection council voted to provide $3.5 million of funding for tribes to do things like monitor wildlife, managed forests and test for toxins. one project includes the removal of a 100 year old defunct dam in the santa cruz mountains. tribal leaders say they are excited to have the tribal sovereignty and to be able to protect ecosystems. they say they also want to expand the plan to include more tribes. some stabilization at the gas pump.

what's causing gas prices to level off in california and what analysts say should cause prices to drop slightly in the future? then disappointment for all those waiting to see the blue angels perform in san francisco yesterday what the navy says about its decision to call off the show due to the weather, and how often such cancelations happen then pumpkins that put what you have on your porch to shame. the half moon bay pumpkin weigh off is underway this morning, the big money at stake in this year's contest. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian wong is shaping up and i feel like this is like spillover whether from the weekend sure seems that way . at least for now. i don't see any offshore breeze yet, so i mean, we have a lot of low clouds as you know, on sunday. as you mentioned that's carried over into today, and even some partly cloudy skies