. >>> the city of san francisco suddenly puts new reopening's on pause. we're live tonight with the alarming new stats. >>> a police chase, then this crash now on east bay community is on the lookout. >> like where is yet? is he hiding in someone's backyard? >> one bay area county already started in person voting. what to expect for the big rush tomorrow. streaming on cbsn bay area, a live look at san francisco, the city slamming the brakes on reopening's, after it was just praised for avoiding a new surge in covid cases. that evening, i am was with cook. >> i'm ken bastida. let's get right to andria borba who is live in san francisco with that story tonight. >> reporter: this is not the first time san francisco has paused reopening plans in the middle of this pandemic. dr. grant colfax says this latest pause is not unexpected. the city of san francisco celebrated nationally for getting a handle on the coronavirus and the only urban county in the state to move into the yellow zone is hitting the pause on reopening today. >> our case rate has gone from abo

>>well an independent investigation has been launched by the san francisco district attorney's office along with the medical examiner and department of police accountability. >>having friends over not full. and you're kicking my or your goal. >>this gracious coming up next on the kron 4 morning news a bizarre outburst caught on camera in the south bay. why one family claims that this woman's actions during a gender reveal party. it was racially motivated. plus a los angeles dodgers will take on the tampa bay rays in game one of the world series today. we'll take a look at the pandemic precautions that are in place and president trump lashed out at the nation's top infectious disease expert doing a campaign stop in arizona. but here we have to say coming up in just a bit stay with us. >>welcome back everyone the time now is for 14 good morning and thanks for staying with us we're taking a look at your forecast highs for this afternoon. and i think this looks pretty good. although some of you will be getting pretty close to the 90's this afternoon but we're looking at mostly sunny skies

>>and san francisco leaders made it clear that the community must hold san francisco leaders feet to the fire to make sure that they come through with the support that they are pledging. live at city hall dan kerman kron 4 news stan. thank you very much san francisco police are investigating 2 separate overnight shootings that sent at least one person to the hospital. >>the first was reported just after 1030 last night on webster street in the city's western addition neighborhood. police say the 34 year-old victim was found in a parking lot and taken to a hospital with non life threatening injuries. the second shooting was just after midnight on texas street to the petrel hill neighborhood. police say a 27 year-old man was hit with gunfire as the suspect fled the scene in a vehicle. he is expected to survive investigations into both shootings are still ongoing. cal osha is now joining the san francisco fire department investigation into the death of a firefighter paramedic. >>that incident happened during a training accident yesterday morning, 42 year-old jason cortez was injured dur

san francisco police are increasing staffing and days off have been canceled. >>> make ktvu your home for local and national results. we'll have the live coverage all night long. >> oaklands deputy chief armstrong, lindsey who are both married. landeau and, all four will appear at a candidates forum. susan manheim ir is on contract until december. >>> this is by i mail. residents can report side shows. police released pictures of some of the cars seized u.s. in san mateo the police are releasing a kid lie shooting. it was on eleanore drive. police and paramedics found a 30-year-old man who had been shot. he died at the scene. this was the second home side of the your. >> it's rare for people to be murdered in our city. so we have every resource available to us working on this to bring the criminals who did this to justice. >> a young child was wounded. investigators are asking neighbors to check for surveillance video related to the case. >>> san francisco's reopening on hold. how climbing covid cases put the brakes on reopening. >>> now a bay air church is being sued as the latest mo

san francisco has been better in flattening the curve. is that your thinking on why you think things can reopen? >> absolutely. we know that community prevalence is actually one of the very important baseline things that you need to have in place, that it should feel low in order to feel comfortable opening schools. in san francisco we were in our search -- the second wave in july, it was clear that's not a good time to be getting children back to school. so yeah, that's one of the most basic pieces is making sure community prevalence. >> speaking of pref dense, we had london breed on the show on tuesday. she said they need to move with more deliberate speed on the public school system, but they aren't there yet. what is she in specifics talking about and what is your response to that? >> there's -- there are like multiple layers of complexity in order to be able to open schools safely. that's things -- as we know, there's the public health principles have to be in place and we have to have prepared our schools to have them in place. that

¿a qué corredor mes que tengo un rol protagónico para san francisco? >>> creo que lo mejor más acción de tanaka en estos últimos juegos le ha dado más descanso porque en la primera semana recordó como el era el que corría más con el balón entonces tomando en cuenta que venía de lesiones en años pasados decía que quería darle más descanso y oportunidades a otros corredores, pero también hay que ponerle atención a maicol. el corredor, los recortes que hace, cómo encuentra huecos donde parece que no hay nada y hay que poner atención en el tema y con >>> de acuerdo, lamentablemente tampoco está sano porque tiene una lesión en la pierna izquierda ¿cómo se supone que va a remplazar el receptor del segundo año? >>> es difícil porque es un jugador que juega de receptor abierto pero tiene esa mentalidad de corredor, es agresivo, no se cae en el primer contacto, es una baja que puede pesar bastante ante díaz pero es la oportunidad para otros receptores como taylor, hendrick y brandon viene de un cuerno contra sus rivales, creo que puede s

san francisco about 73. air quality good to moderate. moderate in san francisco and oakland. everyone else good. here locally. air quality advisory issued by the air district. for tomorrow. because of possible wild fire smoke impacting us. motd rat air quality is expected for the bay area. keep that in mind. a lovely view from the tower camera. what's happening as you look at live doppler 7. the storm track is well to the north. large ridge of high pressure. bringing us the down sloping winds. hour by hour. the wind will remain gus 'tis. especially in the north and east bay. you'll see 30, 36r miles per hour winds. you'll notice gus 'tis around 5:00 a.m. if you have a commute tomorrow morning, be concerned and aware. by noontime the wind dial back. and that will help. windy in the morning. it is going to be mild to warm. most areas in the 60s and 70s. a few 50s scattered about. afternoon highs 96 in san francisco. 94 sunny vail. 94 redwood city. san francisco 90. 85 sunset district. well above average. north bay 95. look at the east bay. 94 oakland. 98 concord. temperatures a

francisco, 70 very nice and warm in oakland 78 degrees in san jose 78 also limb or 79 in concord and 81 degrees in santa rosa wanted to show you this this long-range computer models trying to look for a chance of some rain we may have just found it here you watch right here high pressure overhead bring you that sunshine as we get into halloween and sunday looking good too nice and dry then here comes a cold front looks impressive falls apart before it gets here so that one looks like to be shredded apart by that ridge of high pressure but watch what happens late next week, this looks a little more formidable as a rolls along the coastline bringing with it. well we're going to wait and see maybe a chance of rain to the bay area by the following weekend. meantime though tonight it's going to be about the low clouds and some of that fog little thick along the coastline. maybe sneak in just inside the bay other than that looks like it'll pull away leaving lots of sunshine coming our way by the afternoon temperatures for tomorrow plan on a very comfortable friday, lots of 70's around the

the impact as san francisco advances to the final tier of reopening. >>> a red flag warning in effect in parts of the bay area tonight ahead of possible power shut off since six bay area counties. >>> drastic orders in san quentin prison after deliberate indifference. >>> getting our first of a close look at an attraction in north hoke. >>> the fire broke out in just the past 30 minutes or so, emergency crews h only one lane is open as they work to put out the brush fire. drivers are being asked to avoid that area. we will stay on top of this and bring any new updates. >>> a live look outside san francisco, the first bay area county to enter the least restrictive tier of california's reopening plan. beginning monday indoor dining, places of worship and theaters can all operate at half capacity, 50%. while offices can operate a 25% capacity. more than 50 schools also have the green light to reopen. kpix 5 reported joe vasquez breaks down the new rules. >> reporter: moving into the yellow tier for san francisco means that restaurants and bars will soon be able to expand capacity.>> yell

old record was 90 degrees in san francisco high of 87. oakland could be beating new daily record highs. san jose and concord area as well. definitely going to be a hot one. heat advisory in effect through 9:00 p.m. tonight. how long will it last? no rain in sight when it comes to long-range outlook. a cool down heading into next wem which will be nice. we dropped down from 15 degrees to seasonable 80s and 60s for san francisco. >> thanks very much. coming up, musicians are working to ensure they don't go silent during the pandemic. we have your ticket to a show tonight aimed at keeping music alive. happening now, the food and drug administration is extending its warning about the use of common anti-inflammatory drugs among pregnant women. aspirin and ibuprofen is among those that should not be used. it could cause rare and serious kidney problems in young born babies. the previous recommendation was avoid the drugs 30 weeks after potential -- in babies. >>> happening today. artists from across the country and even the bay area are coming

.>>> right now on the kpix 5 news at 7, and streaming on cbsn bay area, a big leap for san francisco, the first bay area county to turn yellow today on the states coronavirus tier map. >> the yellow tier means restaurants, places of worship and theaters can increase capacity to 50%. offices can welcome back nonessential employees with up to 25% capacity. also tonight, 56 private and charter schools have been approved for in person learning. indoor climbing gyms will also be allowed to reopen and other gyms will be allowed to increase their capacity to 25%. all of this starts next tuesday. the rest will gradually go into effect in the following weeks.>> the concern of a spike in coronavirus cases is always a worry. there will still be people who are not comfortable going back indoors, and that's fine. but for those who are comfortable and confident, this is really great for small businesses that just took it in the teeth starting in march. >> i was surprised to hear that people were mentioning going back to work and filling office spaces. i feel like downtown has been kind of a forgott

no doubt in san francisco and now it has brand new bold santa's got to make over so i associated with your daily chocolate of course, you know a hard movie just in time for halloween. still ahead we take due to the cast of the new amazon film black box. people were afraid i was contagious. i felt gross. it was kind of a shock after i started cosentyx. four years clear. real people with psoriasis look and feel better with cosentyx. don't use if you're allergic to cosentyx. before starting, get checked for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor about an infection or symptoms, if your inflammatory bowel disease symptoms develop or worsen, or if you've had a vaccine or plan to. serious allergic reactions may occur. learn more at cosentyx.com. >>i got a little bit of good news for film fans today center mark us the more movie theaters are actually reopening here in the bay area 5 theaters reopen today in alameda county too. >>back open in san francisco and several spots in santa clara county will be reopened by friday one

francisco, san jose in the low 80's today. here's look ahead at the next 7 days inland areas, that's your top row right here on the map and what we're going to be seeing out their daytime highs consistently in the 70's for inland spots beyond today which is our last day in the low 80's bayside areas 70's, 60's for you in just a lone day holding on to those 80's that's today and then of course those coastal areas looking at 60's 70's which will be our cooler spots but really all in all all of us are going to enjoy a nice cool down in the works ahead. let's get a look at traffic right now with rob. >>all right. thank you john we're checking in on the bridges and we remain hot spot free a live look at the richmond sandra fell where traffic is moving well this morning, no issues or problems into the north bay, here's the bay bridge 80 wesson to san francisco. it is still nice and light and quiet so we're off to a fantastic start the oakland side coming from the east shore 5.80. the meme it's no big trouble spots only 7 minutes int

san francisco about 73. air quality good to moderate. moderate in san francisco and oakland. everyone else good. here locally. air quality advisory issued by the air district. for tomorrow. because of possible wild fire smoke impacting us. motd rat air quality is expected for the bay area. keep that in mind. a lovely view from the tower camera. what's happening as you look at live doppler 7. the storm track is well to the north. large ridge of high pressure. bringing us the down sloping winds. hour by hour. the wind will remain gus 'tis. especially in the north and east bay. you'll see 30, 36r miles per hour winds. you'll notice gus 'tis around 5:00 a.m. if you have a commute tomorrow morning, be concerned and aware. by noontime the wind dial back. and that will help. windy in the morning. it is going to be mild to warm. most areas in the 60s and 70s. a few 50s scattered about. afternoon highs 96 in san francisco. 94 sunny vail. 94 redwood city. san francisco 90. 85 sunset district. well above average. north bay 95. look at the east bay. 94 oakland. 98 concord. temperatures a

jose. 70 san francisco and 68 half-moon bay. we are starting to see those temperatures drop. right here in san francisco, 60s coming back. that will feel real nice sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday of next week. without air-conditions and the smoke, it's been rough. so some relief on the way. by sunday the 49ers right here on nbc bay area. pregame coverage at 3:00 p.m. and we should have less smoke. 80s for that game. and then take a look at next friday. 76. we will see a storm system move to the coastline. this eventually will bring rain close by next friday. now, we do not have any clue right now on potential rain totals or if the bay area will get wet yet. we're at about a 60% chance. we could get some rain, so we'll be following that day by day. looks good for you on the field on sunday though. >> well, the 49ers are so injured, janelle might suit up and play. >> qb? just kidding. >>> coming up, these chefs are used to feeding football fans, but now they're finding a new calling in the midst of the pand

yeah we have more now on that second fire that's burning in south san francisco reports resist osseo has the latest on this developing story 3, 6, crazy that there would be these 2 fires so close together and. >>it doesn't seem like they're connected. >>and not at all connected grand with the crazy thing was was there is a lot of confusion about the fires they've people that i spoke with earlier 7 they called 911 about the fire burning behind their building here and kind of the commercial area of south san francisco and they were told when they call 911 that that fire was out and they said now. this is a different fire. so certainly a very busy day here in south san francisco, let's show you some video of the 2 fires that were burning today at one point out of control first of course be south san francisco fire up in the mountains right there where there were about 10 acres that were scorched as morning was talking about and then at 3 o'clock there was this fire a blaze about a mile away it erupted sending about 30 feet up into the air the fire was so strong firefighters called for b

live in san francisco. >>> coming up, bad behavior on the debate stage. big changes to prevent what many are calling a political train wreck. >>> the bay area activists killed well trying to save her son's life. >> she was found holding him. >> it got scary. a do or die situation. there is an exciting no matter how far you go the pain is always around the corner. in the tubbs fire. the flames, the ash, it was terrifying. thousands of family homes are destroyed in wildfires. families are forced to move and higher property taxes are a huge problem. prop 19 limits taxes on wildfire victims so families can move without a tax penalty. nineteen will help rebuild lives. vote 'yes' on 19. >>> the oaklanda's are still alive after a close call today. >> the sports director alongside mel. the bullpen, had a lot of people wringing their head. >> what else would you expect. the eighth of not won a playoff since 2013. now, maybe they are ready to kick that door down and when the first series since 2006. it is an empty coliseum. 4-0 80s. chris -- was in jeopardy of givi

meanwhile, san francisco police are looking for more information in san francisco taylor bisacky kron 4 news. >>coming up next on the kron 4 morning news delay home leaders are declaring a public safety emergency after rise in violence what this allows the city to do. plus dramatic video shows the moment the glass fire gets pretty close to a winery we'll take a look at the effect that the glass fire is having on several wineries in the north bay. >>welcome back everyone, the glass fire has damaged many of napa valley's world famous wineries and one winery maker saw her one we just go up in flames through her security camera system kron four's maureen kelly has a look at that video. this surveillance video shows what the fire looked like as it savagely devoured the landscape around the fight for pay winery. >>in calistoga last week the winery owner and her family were able to evacuate and watched in horror as the camera transmitted footage back of the glass fire has destroyed several structures on their property including their home and lots of equipment. but it also showed firefighter

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san francisco at 70, mid-80s in santa rosa and even below 90 in mendocino county. in the 7 day forecast, there are your average daytime highs. by next weekend, daytime highs in the mid 70s, and that is where we should be for late october. so hang in there, next weekend will at least be more typical. >>> coming up, it could be a medical breakthrough, and it's happening here in the bay area. how local veterinarians are working to save a growing number of 60 liens. >>> coming up next on game day, the 49ers face a must when game and man, did they answer the bell. we are having an old friend for dinner tonight and he says the raiders are of playoff team. and the world series is set. so come on, join us next for when was the last time your property tax bill went down? what? never. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burden has gone up. while the corporate burden has gone down. prop 15 reverses that. it closes corporate loopholes and invests in schools, small business, and firefighters. and when the big corporations pay more, your tax bill goes down. that's rig

in san francisco, cierra johnson, for nbc bay area news. >>> thirteen days until the election. millions of americans have voted but scott mcgrew, i know president trump is still out there trying to rally up his base. >> that's right. he'll be in north cool today and in pennsylvania on tuesday. pennsylvania shaping up to be a real battle. not just between the two candidates but it's been a battling court over the way they count the ballots and we expect we will have to wait for some of those key results from the keystone state. it's not allowed to start counting the ballots until election day. joe biden is not on the campaign trail. his camp says he is prepping for tomorrow night's debate in tennessee. we talked about this before. biden's silence irritates the trump campaign which knows one of the very few ways they can still upset this race is by biden making some kind of terrible verbal gaffe which he has in the past but no biden, no gaffes. it seems every day brings peculiar news but the latest is the rift between the president and one of america's most popular news programs

>>maureen kelly live for us tonight in south san francisco. fortunate that things ended the way they did didn't this just in from south san francisco fire all mandatory evacuations have been lifted except 4 mountain road. so good news there. now to a developing story in the far crews are responding to a grass fire in vacaville long. i 80 fires assisting in the four-alarm fire chp has issued a severe traffic alert on westbound 80 near midway at this time all lanes are blocked and drivers should expect delays on this friday night as traffic is being diverted off midway we'll bring you more details there is they come into our news fires as a red flag warning has been extended. >>in some parts of the bay area until 8 o'clock. tomorrow morning you see on the right on the screen there south san francisco near that chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now with a look at that current fire conditions and large we just have to get through this next stretch here. yeah, know they've unfortunately been extended but the winds boy this is just a stub

jose 71 in san mateo 64 degrees, san francisco, 71 in livermore 74 degrees in concord at 70 degrees in the napa valley overnight tonight we're going to see some increasing low clouds with a slight chance of a light shower in the north bay mainly north of the golden gate bridge, partly cloudy for tomorrow slight chance north and then now the for the weekend looks like things are just going to work out that way is we're going to see that slight chance of showers once this moves by we get some of those strong gusty winds but the next front is going to be dropping in that will bring with it that slight chance of a couple raindrops we're talking maybe a few 100 at most just see right here as we take you through the night tonight to get a lot of clouds coming through likely going to see some drizzle and then by tomorrow morning we begin to see some of this show up some scattered light showers from that cold front as that front kind of just falls apart as it moves through the bay area. slight chance of a couple raindrops you're lucky. if you get some and then by sunday we've got those offs

's for san francisco and oakland while low 80's in san jose. robin. all right. thank you john checking back in on the traffic brought to a calm start i don't see any big problems out there the traffic's picking up a little bit when i say picking up it means. >>i'm just noticing more folks hitting the road hitting the you know compared to the last time we checked it doesn't mean the traffic is bad we just have more folks out there so if you want to join these commuters and make your way into san francisco do it now before it gets too heavy. we're looking at a delay free trip all the way across the upper deck and beyond fremont street over to the skyway as well that is nice and smooth so we're off to a great start all right. we have another bridge, we have 92 which is always the busiest or brake lights filling in. but at least the folks are behaving quiet. no problems or crashes it's easy going into foster city and that's what we like to see we're checking in on the richmond sandra fell which is also looking good and no major delays are significa

francisco down through san jose looking at a range of good to moderate right now, 50's and 60's for current temperatures. there's no change from yesterday really as far as temperatures go we've been pretty consistently in this mild but cool range of 50's 60's to start your mornings. what hasn't been consistent our afternoon highs which will again today the much cooler than average back into the low 70's for inland areas. well elsewhere in the bay, mostly just rising into the cool 60's talking more about what exactly do expect this weekend still to come robert. thank you for the update john we look forward to that let's check in on the traffic shall we. >>normally we you know lighter traffic on friday is around the bay area because a lot of folks take fridays off. so far off to a pretty good start with no big problems here on 80 west heading into san francisco. it's going to be trouble free from the maze across the upper deck over to the skyway but if you plan on using one o one right around 9 street. there is an accident working in that in the left in san francisco, but that small w

porque en el (nombre en inglÉs) vecindario de san francisco una joven centroamericana se ha dado la tarea a proveer alimentos a una decenas de familias latinas. >>> a travÉs de sus redes sociales ha recolectado alimento para un solo propÓsito ayudar a su comunidad, iris castro no las presenta. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> el exceso de alimentos frescos y gratuitos es una realidad de (nombre en inglÉs) con jÓvenes a latinas >>> empezÓ con el apoyo de mi familia, vecinos y otros organizadores en mission de san es francisco con las redes sociales especialmente con la plataforma de instagram. hemos podido organizar digitalmente nuestras comunidades. >>> el proyecto es una coaliciÓn de la gente y para la gente. y con la wluayuda de donantes y voluntarios han ayudado a miles de familias por la pandemia. >>> nos aseguramos de la gente mayor y gente sin vivienda que tenga comida >>> pero gabriela alimenta el espÍritu de la comunidad con sus ilustraciones presentando con orgullo nuestra identidad latina. pero (nombre en inglÉs) su mÁs grande pasiÓn. >>> he podido recaudar mÁs de 15 mil dÓla

here's a breakdown by county now contra costa, san francisco, san mateo and santa clara county said reported a combined 282,000 ballots. so far. alameda county is not reported how many mail in ballots have been received. meanwhile all 4 counties in the north bay have received a combined 110,000 ballots thus far. another covid relief package will be up in the senate next week the bill would be a 500 billion dollar relief package kron four's washington correspondent basil john now reports on what some senators think about this latest attempt. >>senators are preparing to debate a new targeted covid relief package. we hope for schools, small business in unemployment we have more direct assistance to taxpayers more help front the those are out of work pennsylvania, senator bob casey says he wants to see the contents of the bill but doesn't have much hope for the gop proposal republican senators have shown no willingness. no determination to put something on the table will help us tackle the virus. provide relief and create lots of jobs. virginia senator mark warner says he is more optimistic abou

big events are held every year in oakland, san francisco, and san jose. how the pandemic is affecting the celebrations in the latinx community. >> reporter: phyllis has been making day of the dead altars for 30 years. >> it's a celebration of life and we all need to think about how we're going to be remembered. >> reporter: it's a tradition that dates back centuries in mexico and central america. the altars remember those who died. families place their loved one's favorite food or drinks on the altar, along with bright, orange marigolds, to attract their souls back from the afterlife for one day, november 2nd. the altars are put in homes, but public-altar displays are gaining in popularity. the san jose multicultural artist guild organizes a public display, every year, at san jose's main library. but the pandemic forced a change this year. carasco and other artists have, instead, set up in other settings. one section honors martinez. >> her nickname was pumpkin. she was one of the first woman died of covid. there will probably be a lot of altars this year

as you look outside, you can see that we have san francisco right now. it is clear. as you look, you will notice very little -- . without the wind we have been seeing, the fog hasn't been much of an issue. those are surface winds. very calm for the most part. then you can see six miles per hour and hayward and nine in sfo. overnight low temperatures will get cold tonight. that has a lot to do with the wind dying down. it is much cooler tonight than last night. 38 in santa rosa. tomorrow morning, 38 in napa. 49 in antioch. cooler than we have seen for a couple of days. it will be noticeable tomorrow morning. the forecasted highs as we go into tomorrow will be in the 60s or 70s and a couple of low 80s. a nice day tomorrow. not too hot and not too cold. not a lot of wind. 78 in napa and 78 and for ducks in vallejo. >> pretty much similar each day. the thing to notice is the cool overnight low temperatures. halloween is coming up saturday. we will see you back here tomorrow. >>> coming up, the decision by the tampa bay rays manager opens the door for the doctors to win t

jose, 93 oakland, 90 san francisco. near record hi

san francisco is leading the way. the median rent for a one- bedroom studio apartment has plunged 31%. one-bedrooms are down 13% from last year, for santa clara it is down 12%. with more people working from home, renters are looking for more affordable areas out of the cities where they can get more space. >>> we are going to keep it limited to the specifics of the atmosphere in this wind event for now, i will start with the most important headline, the details and timing of the red flag warning and the wind speeds. 50-70 mile-per-hour gust, in the mountains all the way down through the santa cruz mountains. it starts tomorrow night and does not expire until 11 pm. for most of the day tomorrow you will not notice a thing. if we play this forward, watch the bright colors as the offshore wind starts to pour down, this gets us to 1 pm. by that point it starts to gust in the north bay area but we are not seeing much in the bay area proper and now we play this forward. by the time we have gotten to 7 pm, this is the starti

francisco this week this morning, some san francisco residents got this notice saying that stone scenes for a movie titled steamboat would be shot today and tomorrow on market street between bay and beach street that sent the north side of the city, but the website comicbook dot com is reporting that it is indeed chang chief being filmed here in the city so keep an eye out for production cruise, the movie is expected to be in theaters in july of next year. this year you will not find the classic charlie brown holiday tv specials on broadcast television this year instead, the peanuts animated classics, including it's the great pumpkin, charlie brown. well only stream on apple tv. the holiday specials have aired annually on broadcast tv since the 1960's and families can still watch him for free during limited windows around each holiday, according to apple for instance, the great pumpkin halloween special will be available to stream for free from october 30th to november first disappoint years and everything i know good here's an interesting solution to no contact trick or treating the re

. >>> all that honking at san francisco's first drive-in debate watch party at fort basin. it was put on by manny's restaurant and bookshop. which was known to host events and political watch parties before the pandemic. >>> in the east bay, voters on both sides of the aisle attended socially distant watch parties in pleasanton. julia goodrich reports voters all seem to agree on one thing. >> reporter: if there's one thing the group of trump and biden supporters could agree on it's that this debate was civil and had more substance, but that's about all they could agree on. >> reporter: the final debate. >> we just want people to tune in and listen to the message. >> reporter: and that they did. this crowd was hungry for substance. >> i think they're both doing pretty good. and i like the idea that they tamed it down. they can't interrupt one another. >> i'm trying to confirm what i hear and read. because i've been a big political junkie. >> reporter: this debate wasn't a daily-breaker. many already had their minds made up. >> i voted for biden. >> i'm a trump follower. >> r

the san francisco chronicle is reporting four times more people in san francisco have now died of overdoses and the people who have died of covid- 19 in the city. 468 people overdosed between january through august of this year. that's about two people a day. 441 people died of overdoses last year. fentanyl is reportedly driving the increase in fatalities. >>> the world health organization says that new coronavirus cases hit a record of more than 350,000 today. that includes more than 54,000 cases in the u.s. the w.h.o. says it wants countries to be able to avoid lockdowns and governments must ensure the vulnerable are protected and everyone takes measures to stop the spread. >>> millions of californians have depended on an extra $300 a week in unemployment assistance from the federal government. but the final round of federal money said to go out just as the state is getting back on track with new claims. >> [ laughter ] i don't know what i'm going to do. >> reporter: the frustration has been mounting for months. >> this could drive anybody to suicide. >> reporter: now the supplemental $30

francisco and 59 san jose. as we head through the day we will catch that clearing for most of us. i think that cloud cover will stick around along the coast this afternoon. looking at 68 in san francisco, 76 in oakland, 84 in san jose and looking at 91 for concord. so, two degrees below average in san francisco. above average from oakland, san jose and for concord. we will continue to cool it down as we head through the week. we will talk about a rain chances by the end of the week coming up in just a few minutes. let's check in for a look at traffic and it's a foggy start this morning. >>> we can see that, especially as you said on that golden gate bridge. if you are getting ready to head outside it'll be foggy, limited visibility. checking the drive times. we are not dealing with a lot of break lights. traffic is very quiet and not a lot of volume on the roadways. slow downs along 880, as you work on that southbound side near 66. there's a crash there with that left lane blocked. its been there for just over

dozens of schools in san francisco could get new names. why mayor breed is criticizing the move. >> the bay area covid-19 numbers are down. are they down equally for all communities? some notable results. we'll share with you from a new study. >> i'll show you how warm for tomorrow. a look at the two week rain out look. >>> timing is everything. san francisco mayor thinks now is not the time to rename dozens of public schools in the city. the renaming recommendation is part of ongoing effort by the school board in the fight against racism. feinstein elementary. one of the schools some believe needs a new name. >> back in the spring of 2018, the school board established a panel to review all the names of all public schools. now that panel has come back to the board with suggestions to change some of the schools names. >> i'm thinking as an educator what an amazing opportunity to learn about the folks that were venerating and are those people we want to still hold up. and are there other people that might be more reflective of values. >> the

mateo 57 in san francisco at a cool 56. later today as i mentioned nice and cool san francisco and oakland only mid to upper 60's. while san jose down from yesterday's low 80's to 75 today. robin thank you for the saint john we appreciate that now we want to update your morning commute let's go outside and check in on the bay bridge toll plaza, here's a live look at 80 your trip into san francisco, few cars rolling through the pay gates but so far no problems no crashes it's an easy trip right here from downtown oakland to downtown san francisco. so come on in it's under 10 minutes for your drive time over to fremont street. >>all right off 2.92 we go checking in on the san mateo bridge, the early birds are out there already know that problems here between hayward and foster city and send the tail to moving well in both directions east and west and we are hot spot free. we have one more bridge to check for you and that's the golden gate at least we'll have a lot of dense fog heading across the span right now with no big tro

kate, thanks. >>> well, the san francisco zoo has had other notable incidents. biologists believe a mountain lion may have killed through wall wallaroos and -- a tiger killed a teenager after escaping from its exhibit. police shot and killed the tiger while it attacked two other men. they both survived. in 2000 two teenage boys stole two koalas to be gifts for their girlfriends. they were safe, but scared. >>> shifting gears, happening right now, it has been a busy day for south san francisco firefighters. this is the most recent of two big fires to break out within city limits today. fire raced through a bakery warehouse on starlight street earlier this afternoon, and it reached four alarms. firefighters from all around san mateo county lent a hand. that fire is mostly out, but as you can see from sky 7, crews on the scene are still drowning the building with water to put out any remaining hot spots. >>> now, just down the street in south san francisco there was a close call with a wildfire. it burned in the area known as sign hill, and residents were told they

. >> a drive-in held in san francisco to watch the debate. we have got reaction. >> police in oakland track a double murder suspect to this shoe store where he takes a hostage inside leading to an hours-long stand off. >> strong, potentially damaging winds ahead. i will have the forecast coming up. >> left out in the cold, san francisco orders a dance studio to stop holding indoor classes. abc 7 news starts right now. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc news. >> it will go away. i say we are rounding the turn. we are rounding the corner. it is going away. >> 220,000 americans dead. anyone responsible for that many deaths should not remain as president of the united states of america. >> critical night in the race for the white house. the presidential candidates went head-to-head for the final debate before election day and we have team coverage for you. >> yes. let's begin with liz in the newsroom. >> reporter: tonight was in many ways a 180 from the debate we saw two weeks ago. the candidates were combativ

san francisco in the mild 70s for tonight. we do have mostly clear skies, no fog to speak of it looks like we will start off saturday morning with with mostly clear skies. mostly clear and mild. with a red flag warning for the northbay hills and east bay hills. lots of 60s to start off the day. it's reflected in the forecast model. we begin our cooling trend tomorrow with lots of 80s. the low to mid 90s about 4:00 p.m. the cooling trend begins tomorrow. this area of high pressure begins to lose its grip in response to more activity towards the north. the offshore flow has been kicking in. we'll see more of an onshore breeze and that'll take the temperatures down by sunday. we are looking long-range and it looks like it's going to keep us dry into the next week. we could see the change, but we have to wait quite a ways for the change to possibly develop. lots of sunshine and heat advisory is gone. the red flag warning expires tomorrow morning at 6:00 p.m. 80s and 90s and upper 70s near the coastline. san jose will go 90. in the

notice san francisco temperatures starting to climb on up. could see some 80s by the end of the week. and valleys, too, could be tracking into the 90s considering today we were in the low 70s for highs. there you gof the week right now. one of the things you'd have to watch would be north bay in the hills and as things warm up and dry out we're going to have to watch fire danger issues. no red flag warnings or anything like that posted yet, but on the opposite end of the spectrum still no signs of significant rain in that 7 to 10 day outlook. >> we'll hope for rain in the near future. >>> 49ers are still looking for their first home win of the season. >> things are looking up. jimmy g. is back, and other familiar faces are going to be back too. sports is next. > when was the last time your property tax bill went down? what? never. are you kidding me? for years, the residential burden has gone up. while the corporate burden has gone down. prop 15 reverses that. it closes corporate loopholes and invests in schools, small business, and firefight

>>san francisco public health director doctor grant colfax as san francisco isn't there yet but covid numbers are moving in the wrong direction the last 2 weeks are key street has gone. >>from 3 about 3 per 100,000. population to 4. that's a 25% spittal of stations have also jumped from 23 to 37 in just a week. >>which is why san francisco is putting a pause on next week's planned reopening of indoor pools indoor locker rooms and showers at gyms and indoor family entertainment activities like bowling alleys indoor restaurants indoor food courts movie theaters museums zoos, and aquariums as well as places of worship will also not be able to increase from 25% capacity to 50% capacity. >>the last thing we want to do is go backwards the last thing we want to do is tell a business or a school or some place that they can open and then tell them that they have to close everybody is relieved that we are not pulling back completely from indoor dining people are disappointed laurie thomas with the golden gate restaurant association says while disappointed the association supports the decision.

he spent the last 21 years framing walls for homes and apartments in san francisco and across the bay area. this morning his daughter spoke up in her father's defense.>> he builds houses we live in at those who live in them still see them as less than them. >> reporter: supporters are asking david jennings to use his authority to allow hugo to stay but when they tried to deliver 50,000 signatures on a petition officials refused to accept them. the experience for some to grow up quickly but she still doesn't understand why the law has to judge people by their worst day and ignore everything that's happened since. >> i don't know how people don't have a hard to see that they need to be here. >> we reached out to local officials for comments but have not heard back. >>> campaign 2028 is a homestretch now, president donald trump making his swing through the midwest wrapping up his rally in wisconsin but then heading to another in omaha. joe biden also has back-to-back events in georgia and with 65 million americans who already voted there are fewer voters left to convince. we are tracking

. >>> san francisco firefighters carried out a tense rescue, helping a man who was clinging to a rock below a cliff. he was strand near the golden gate overlook at about 1:30 this morning. the battery crosby cliffs are hard to get to. about three hours later, a water rescue team was able to swim out to him and eventually got him to safety. >>> well, bay area weather, i think everybody october we always look forward to an early start of the rainy season, but that's not happening this time around, and as a consequence, we have fire danger to talk about for an extended period of time. so multiple red flag warnings this week as we take a look at the paragraphics for you. the first one expired earlier today. next one is cued up. that moves in tonight and into thursday and friday. and an event late sunday into early monday morning, and that could possibly be the strongest offshore wind event of the fire season, at least so far. showing you this in the short term. we are expecting those winds to pick up a bit. here we are into your thursday. this is thursday morning 8:00 for just a few sampl

. >>> today was an important day for restaurants in san francisco. they can serve customers indoors for the first time in more than six months. san francisco was the first bay area county to move from red to orange in the states color- coded coronavirus rating system. the change means that restaurants can resume indoor dining at 25% capacity with a cap of 100 people. the owner of a pizza parlor in north beach says his crew was ready today. >> i will be talking to the crew and everybody getting together and it's crazy. it feels like all times [ laughter ] it is just great to have that option now. >> customers will be asked to voluntarily provide their number for a possible contact tracing. restaurants also have to show number members how to de- escalate situations. >>> the city's new status means in-person religious services can resume. houses of worship are allowed to reopen it 25% capacity, or 100 people, whichever is smaller. the interfaith council in san francisco so that is unlikely many houses of worship will move quickly to bring people into on

and san francisco the restaurant had a large monitor facing the sidewalk and 200 people registered for the watch party. they got together inside of a restaurant. >> it is a better debate than it was last week in they are providing the opportunity for the object -- the audience to hear with the positions are for both sides and what each side has done. >> these people tonight could be the president of the united states of america so we want to know what they think about the issues that we are talking about. >> many voters say that the presidential debate nor this debate will make much of a difference because most people have made up their minds. for more on the debate and our election coverage you can download our trend for this mankiw can download our ktvu fox 2 news at. >> president trump said that the drug will be available for everyone the antibody? note that he received made him feel better immediately. he has authorized emergency use of the drug and premises that hundreds and thousands be available. >> i feel great, i feel perfect . so i think this was a blessing from god that i co

. >> a drive-in held in san francisco to watch the debate. we have got reaction. >> police in oakland track a double murder suspect to this shoe store where he takes a hostage inside leading to an hours-long stand off. >> strong, potentially damaging winds ahead. i will have the forecast coming up. >> left out in the cold, san francisco orders a dance studio to stop holding indoor classes. abc 7 news starts right now. >> building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc news. >> it will go away. i say we are rounding the turn. we are rounding the corner. it is going away. >> 220,000 americans dead. anyone responsible for that many deaths should not remain as president of the united states of america. >> critical night in the race for the white house. the presidential candidates went head-to-head for the final debate before election day and we have team coverage for you. >> yes. let's begin with liz in the newsroom. >> reporter: tonight was in many ways a 180 from the debate we saw two weeks ago. the candidates were combativ

san francisco in the low 70s. a lot of smoke still moving in the north bay and close to where the glass fire is as well as parts of the inland east bay. that will continue throughout much of the week. while we see the green botts here showing that the bay and the coast and south bay and santa clara valley have good air quality. a couple of things could make our air quality better. the possibility of some rain. i'm watching this weakening hurricane that was marie moving well off to the south of here but may get drawn into an area of low pressure and getting wid rain. we are not expecting that to come in until friday and another system behind that on saturday. two shots we could see the possibility of downpours here and between those two, our computers models are putting down a quarter inch of rain in the inland areas but as high as an inch shroacross the escalato mountains. the weekend, we are talking highs in the mid-70s and also some improvements in our air quality as well for san francisco. we are going to see l

san francisco cutting ties with the company. last march california announced the multiple dollar contract. with the promise the kpaep would provide more testing for poor and under served communities. they are dropping verily over concerns about patient privacy. in addition funding meant for black and latino neighborhoods is going to higher income communities. they are discussing the issues with the counties. >> the last seven months have been difficult for homeowners. reept recent data shows mortgage debt is a 15 year low in the united states. largely because of the cares act. which invoked a moratorium. new york is the highest at 1.9%. california is 43rd on the list. >> all right. let's bring in chief meteorologist. and talk about the wind. finally gone. are we in the clear for a while? >> i really think we are in the clear. as we had had through the rest of the week. no gusty wind expected in the mountains based on what we're seeing now. i'll talk about the air quality. and show you where the windy storm is headed and the two

transform the great highway in san francisco into a permanent part. it is part of the effort to create more car free spaces in the city. >>> the great highway has been closed since the early part of the coronavirus lockdown. not many people want to keep it that way privately. good evening everyone. >>> people from outside the city are also weighing in. a grassroots petition is circulating. hoping to make the highway permanently traffic free. martina spoke with community organizers and city officials about whether such a park as possible. >> the highway temporarily shut down two vehicles in april as part of a coronavirus response to create a space for people to safely socially distanced himself.>> one of the things we have really enjoyed during the coronavirus lockdown is coming out to ocean beach. bringing our bikes. getting to ride up and down. having that free space. >> 2 locals who wish to remain anonymous started a website. the started collecting signatures to make this a permanent part. one organizer said that 70 percent of the signatures are fro