violent weekend across the bay area. a double homicide investigation in hayward, a father and son stabbed to death. . it happened just after 4:00 in in the morning, hayward police got a call about an altercation inside a home, both men were pronounced dead at the scene. > >> authorities investigating the the 94th homicide in oakland of the year. a man found dead yesterday evening around 6:00, he had gunshot wounds in his head and back. no suspect has been arrested. > >> governor newsom signed two bills addressing catalytic converter thefts in the state, recyclers will now to keep more detailed records and only authorized dealers will be able to sell used converters. catalytic converter thefts have increased tenfold since 2018. governor newsom is in texas this this weekend continuing his fight with governor abbott over the treatment of migrants and answering a question that has been hanging over him since almost the moment president biden was elected. >> are you considering running for president? >> not happening. not even considering it. i cannot say it enough, but it's humbling and sweet and a nice thing to be asked. i get why you keep askin. keep asking. i get the cynicism. > >> back in the bay area a san jose hotel will soon be home to dozens of young people transitioning out of foster care. the city approved a nearly nearly $3 million grant to convert the pill pavilion and hotel into 39 apartments. the units will help those between the ages of 18 and 25 leaving foster care so they can live on their own. > >> a lot of people gathered at san francisco's union square to support protesters in iran following the death of a 22-year-old woman in iranian police custody. a lot of people are out holding the iranian flag flag and announcing the iranian regime, they been cracking down on demonstrators following a week of mass protests in the country. in the bay area, people people are standing up for the people of iran and those who have lost their lives to violence. >> as a 19-year-old, i want them them to know that i am with them them and those 19-year-olds that that were killed, i will promise promise to be their voice and speak out for them. >> the 22-year-old woman died last week while in custody after after the morality police accused her of not wearing her headscarf correctly. iranian authorities say she died of a heart attack but her family says says that she was healthy. > >> a farewell ceremony for dozens of army reservist being deployed to fort bliss texas part of a medical unit out of dublin over the next year they will make sure that troops are physically fit before going to assignments out-of-state or out of the country. > >> alive look this evening, not only is there a pilot shortage in general, but fewer than 10 percent of those pilots are women. that is motivating one local pilot to get more girls interested in going into the profession and putting them in the cockpit. >> reporter: this was the moment lorraine was hooked, a banked left turn, the plane seemingly suspended in mid air. rotating slowly with the valleys dry hillsides physical visible from the cockpit window, hundreds of feet below. she was one of 190 girls and young women offered a free introductory flight at san jose's reed hill view effort airport. it's an effort to get more women interested in aviation, and industry where they are woefully under underrepresented. >> it could not have been better, they were such good listeners, they were curious, they were kind to each other and and they were really observant and watching what was happening and asking questions about techniques. >> reporter: christine says the dreams of many aspiring female pilots never make it off the ground. according to the faa, only six percent of all the license pilots in the united states are women. christine was interested in aviation since she she was a teenager, but didn't find the time or the money, or the confidence to pursue her passion until she was in her 30s. >> i basically thought that aviation was too expensive for me and that i probably would never do it, so i almost shelved shelved it just thinking that that was out of the realm of possibility for me. >> reporter: now and experience pilot, she wants to give back, give a lift to the dreams of girls like lorraine. >> i wanted to try flying on a little plane and see how it is with just a few people on the p. the plane. > >> the local chapter of the experimental aircraft association hosted the young eagles event for girls. > >> new electric trains headed to to caltrain, the rail line is replacing their current diesel fleet as part of its electrification initiative. caltrain says the new trains will enhance speed, capacity, safety, and comfort and at the same time reduce carbon emissions. > >> speaking of clean transportation the california air resources board says it's planning to ban th caliia by the year 2040. that includes earlier deadlines for state and local governments to use only zero admission trucks. the board board is expected to consider that measure next month. > >> a man battling parkinson's disease for over 20 years had quite the experience today as he he and his grandson threw out the first pitch at the a's game. >> reporter: before we get to the ceremonial first pitch at sunday's ballgame, let's backtrack a little bit. this is a story about the close bond between a father and son in the process of understanding parkinson's disease and living with it. >> i'm slower with less energy and i've got a lot of pain. >> reporter: in 1990, long before it was a popular idea, this east bay dad suggested to his son that they would visit all 30 baseball stadiums that summer. they visited four and put the idea on hold. fast-forward to 2001, dan was diagnosed with parkinson's. the family had a lot of uncertainties, fears, and wasn't wasn't sure how much time dan would have left. in 2004, his son decided they would finish their goal of visiting all 30 ballparks, starting with their favorite team, the oakland a's. >> it was two months of driving, driving, about 400 miles a day. >> reporter: in the last 18 years, robert, a filmmaker has made three documentaries about their ballpark and parkinson's journey to raise awareness and help people better understand the disease. on sunday, they came back to where it all started. dan's grandson will be throwing him the ceremonial first pitch. >> kind of nervous but a little confident. i practice at 60 fee. 60 feet. >> clear the mind, straight to grandpa. >> reporter: a meeting with the a's president, the athletics hosting parkinson's disease awareness at the game and then a a few minutes of warm-up between between grandpa and grandson. >> >> a little bit of nervousness? >> no. i'm ready. > >> the 78-year-old wants people to know that parkinson's isn't a a death sentence, you can live a a productive life and accomplish accomplish everything you set your mind to including catching the first pitch at a a's ballgame. dan and robert started started a nonprofit called yes, and exercise to help people living with parkinson's to improve their quality of life. > >> still ahead tonight at 5:00, a lot of people enjoying the nice weather at the folsom street fair today. a nice mild autumn day in the city, but a big storm brewing at continental continental way, the final preps preps are underway as ian gathers power toward becoming a category four on the east coast, coast, we will have the latest. > >> this is what the soundtrack looks like as of right now, and some parts of the bay cool down as much as 14 degrees from yesterday, the marine layer came came back in a big way overnight overnight and it >> a lot of fog out there. we have the forecast in about a minute but firefighters mopping up hotspots from a three alarm fire that tore through east oakland wood pellet warehouse last night. this happened near 98 and pearman streets at about 10:30. it was contained by 1:00 in the morning. there were no injuries and the cause is still under investigation. > >> in plaster and el dorado counties, the mosquito fire is 60 percent contained. all evacuation orders are lifted, crews are now focused on control control lines of the eastern and and western flanks. the fires burned about 77,000 acres, about about half the total size of san san jose. it's destroyed about 78 building so far. > >> with the fog coming in that we saw a moment ago, we can put two and two together and say the the natural air conditioning has has kicked in. >> it is like 15 degrees cooler in santa rosa than it was yesterday at this time. the city city did not get out of the 60s all day today and they had been getting into the low 80s for the the past couple of days. a beautiful time lapse of the last last 40 minutes or so showing the marine layer can creeping in in over the west side of the city and that will overtake not only the city, but everybody in the immediate day tonight. we ck we cook woke up to gray skies everywhere this morning from san san jose to santa rosa and you can see the influence that had. santa rosa at 73, san jose at 76. those numbers have been in the low 90 degree territory yesterday and on friday and if we just do a little bit of the arithmetic on this, santa rosa is 17 degrees cooler right now than you were yesterday. san francisco is 12 degrees cooler and so was san jose, oakland, concord, livermore didn't cool down as much as everybody else, only a four degree drop. those are not the official numbers yet, we will have that coming up up in the 6:00 our but they are pretty close to it so it gives us a good idea on how dramatically today changed and we will bring those clouds in again overnight tonight, that's monday morning, gray skies, the santa clara valley wakes up in total gray, east bayshore, the entire peninsula and the northbay valleys we will have a lot of this spilling into the petaluma gap and working its way way up to napa tomorrow as well and of course you will have plenty of sunshine by the aftern the afternoon and it will look and feel just like today did. morning lows upper 50s tomorrow, tomorrow, with daytime highs on monday going up to right around 90, 89 in concorde, 87 livermore, san jose to 82 and tomorrow will be mid-70s. judging by how much cooler today's numbers were, some of these might even be a little high for tomorrow because the pattern is not going to change a a whole lot. more on how that will play out in the 7-day forecast but first here's the latest up date on ian, rapidly intensifying with a big mess of clouds , it's a hurricane likely likely by tomorrow, at one point point it likely does reach category for strength, that is an incredibly intimidating number for a hurricane, however, however, it will do that out here over the open water and as it moves north it will encounter encounter cooler sea surface tes surface temperatures and a little more shear in the upper levels and it will weaken a little bit. it comes on sure at this point almost certainly somewhere here in the gulf most likely the west coast of florida florida but that track has shifted a little bit and the intensity is what the question is, how strong will it be when it comes on sure and that's what what we will watch closely. what what we just saw play through here was the next 10 days of storms going into the pacific northwest and the reason why it's good to look at that now, because we got rain coming our way but because none of those from now through about the first first four or five days of october turning to those inside sliders for us meaning offshore wind events. we don't have any for the next week and a half which is great news, and the temperatures look great. low 80s 80s in san jose, mid to upper 70s in oakland, and when we look look at the microclimates it will be mid-80s in general, maybe a 90 degree day there on friday and that's about it. this this is a pretty good stretch of of weather. >> it looks good to me. > >> president biden and florida governor desantis have both declared a state of emergency ahead of what is right now tropical storm ian but will soon soon be hurricane ian hitting florida, the storm is expected to get a lot stronger throughout throughout the course of monday monday and tuesday and eventually becoming another hurricane. we have more on the preparations being made for mia. for miami. > >> floridians are filling sandbags, waiting in long lines for gas and emptying grocery store shelves in preparation for for tropical storm ian. >> it's better safe than sorry. >> reporter: all 67 counties in florida are under a state of emergency as the national hurricane center keeps a close eye on the storms projected track which could change in the coming days. >> from the tampa bay area all the way up to escambia county along florida's gulf coast, you could potentially see and make landfall in any of those places as of right now. >> reporter: ian is first expected to skirt past the cayman islands and emergency officials are preparing for hurricane conditions. >> we must prepare for the worst worst and pray and hope for the best. >> reporter: forecasters expect ian will be a category three hurricane by the time it hits the far western part of cuba early on tuesday before slamming slamming into florida. >> it's got to be brought impacts throughout the state, you will have wind and water and and there could be flooding on the east coast of florida as a result. it is a big storm. >> reporter: ian is expected to make landfall by >> the 49ers in business at thes the broncos, moving pictures on game day tonight. davante adams and the other team of local interest, the raiders at tennessee and derrick henry, two two 0-2 teams. a second-quarter touchdown, cut the titans lead to 14-10. the titans answered right back and the quarterback took it in, tennessee scored on the first three possessions and led 24-10 at the half. now to the 4th it is 24-13, at how many many times has this happened at the crucial moment? tipped into the hands of the end zone, a missed greater opportunity but they were still alive at the six six minute mark. carr dropped a dime to hollins. stiff arm to the defender and gained 60 yards yards on the play. setting up a field goal that made it a one possession game, 24-16. vegas got the ball back. look at the placement here. 4th and 15 over the shoulder grab by hollins, down to the titans 25, eight catches, 158 yards. 1:20 left, 4th down again for the raiders, touchdown cutting the deficit to to 24-22. this one was batted down. titans recover the onside kick and put this one to bed 24-22 the final and 0-3, this is is the raiders worst start since since 2018. >> we have to be better and if we are not we will have a bad feeling after every game. >> it's not the end of the world world but at the same time there there is an urgency. it's not like we are in ota's, we've got to get this right now. > >> nba already? the nba champs are back in business, they held their first practice yesterday and will go to japan tomorrow for a pair of preseason games. back to work for the champs who are ready to begin the drive fo. for 5. >> i think back to my rookie season and if you would've told me in 10 years i would have an opportunity to win five championships with the warriors i would've laughed in your face. face. to be here going into the season healthy with this opportunity, i get chills thinking about it, every day. > >> look at this little guy chugging, what is in that sippy cup? we are in arizona, giants and diamondbacks. he got his first career hit right here in front of family, to the top of the 8th, giants and 1-0. he delivers, a 2 run single offer former teammate and the giants win 3-2, they pulled up a 6-1 road trip. the giants back home tuesday against colorado. > >> a fan laid out for another fan on this foul ball. he gave it to a kid. this is in oakland. oakland. new york blew it open in the 4th. pete alonso, with a titanic blast, 451 feet making it 6-0 mets. alonso has a franchise record of 125 r.b.i. this season. the pitcher cruised cruised through six innings until downtown seth brown, got him with his 25th home run of the year, we end on a high note as the metropolitans win 13-4, 97th loss for the a's who were at the angels on tuesday. > >> now to golf, look at the scene outside charlotte, north carolina in the final day of the the president's cup. the u.s. needed just for have points to eliminate the international team. do you think this one meant something? watch the reaction. that earned a half point for the americans, later at 18, xander schauffele he needed this for the match and decider. that was nine straight, straight, the roster essentially essentially the ryder cup team. that makes me want to go out and and hit a bucket of balls but anyone who wants to play with me me with a what is the point, you you will shoot in the hundreds anyway. >> it's all about camaraderie, not necessarily about syncing those putts. but it would be nice. >> we will be right back. prop 27 sends 90% of profits from online sports betting to out-of-state corporations in places like new york and boston. no wonder it's so popular... out there. yeah! i can't believe those idiots are going to fall for this. 90%! hey mark, did you know california is sending us all their money? suckers. -those idiots! [ laughter ] imagine that, a whole state made up of suckers. vote no on 27. it's a terrible deal for california. we win. you lose. kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke. and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30. >> big crowds and san francisco's soma district as th return this weekend. the event celebrated the alternative sexuality communities. many people brought out their best leather outfits to folsom street. everywhere you turned a fashion show. the folsom street fair has been going on for more than 30 years, the one of the world's largest leather events on earth. >> is a beautiful opportunity to to experience people expressing themselves and living their life life the way they want to live their life and being free to be themselves. > >> the nfl has announced that popstar rihanna will be headlining the super bowl lvii halftime show february in glendale, arizona. the nine time time grammy award winner confirmed her participation with with the social media post showing her handholding and nfl foot tall, a clue. in 2019 she rejected an offer to perform at the super bowl, she to vogue magazine it was in solidarity with colin kaepernick who took a a knee during the national anthem as a protest to social injustice, but apparently she's willing to do at this time unless you just a football fan and holding up a football. that's it at 5:00 and we will see you back here for an hour of of news. news updates always on kpix.com . we will see you at 6:00. captioning funded by cbs . tonight, ian intensifies. floridians brace for the worst, filling sandbags and stocking up. russians round up voters in ukraine and a new warning about the nuclear threat. >> translator: maybe yesterday it was bluff. now could be reality. i expect house prices nationwide to fall about 10%. plus, falling into flu