this morning an alleged serial killer is off the street. the suspect s reign of terror in our community has come to an end. how police were able to track him down as they say he was on the hunt for his next victim. and new york city has seen a surge of migrants in recent months. how the city is handling the influx and how they re hoping the federal government can help. inflation burning through the profits of some small businesses. how bakeries are trying to stay afloat amid the rising costs of some key ingredients. and why the arctic has suddenly become one of the hottest pieces of real estate on the planet and why one senator is urging the u.s. to act fast. new day starts now . it is sunday, october 16th. thank you so much for waking up with us. boris, good to see you. great to see you. it is a new week and we re grateful that you re starting it with us. we begin this morning with relief for some neighbors in stockton, california, where police have ared soxed
water. why the state is still falling short of its goal. the unique plan to help women in the state where abortions are banned. betty yu introduces us to the bay area doctor who wants to offer services at sea. this is all about bodily autonomy and choice. and so, you know, people have a right to be pregnant and have a pregnancy and also not to have a pregnancy. dr. meg autry, an obgyn, says she s had the idea for a vessel that would provide reproductive services for a very long time, but it was the recent supreme court decision that helped inspire her to kick it into gear. she s now spearheading the prowess. the vessel would be located in federal waters in the gulf of mexico near states where abortions are banned. she wants to offer the services at low or no cost. people that care deeply about access to reproductive rights know that we have to be innovative and creative in order for patients to be able to continue to have access. we know internationally that when ac
as ktvu tom vacar reports, the fire had the potential to explode right into a firestorm. this area has been burned in a long time. but it surely dodged a bullet. a bullet inadvertently launched when a person committed a huge taboo mowing the lawn in the afternoon heat and wind foolishness. this fire. didn t have to start. people have to use their heads. i saw them cutting it, but i went on over to my place. and i didn t see it ignite fire, which started mid afternoon yesterday, burned 150 acres and forced evacuations. helicopters and other aircraft were called in giving the ground crews a big assist in battling the windswept fire by 7 15. last night. it was 45% contained in the evacuation order was reduced. two and evacuation warning. by this morning it was in the final cleanup stages. these firefighters did a terrific job. they did it terrific job. and they put it out. the huge advantage here was that cal fire s mean firefighting air force base mcclelland field in sacramento
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