>> now at 11:00, a community coming together tonight honoring honoring four family members kidnapped and killed. an update on the man accused of carrying t those murders.> >> and it's the end of an era for talk radio in the babay are turning fuel. > >> i'm andrea nakano. people gathered in merced so honor the lives of four people murdered. jesus algago was arrested. >> our family lost four precious lost four precious souls today. >> reporter: an unimaginable tragedy as a family mourned the lost of eight month old aroohi dheri, her mother jasleen kaur and brothers jasdee p and amandeep singh. their bodies were found in merced. they were kidnapped from the family business. this is video of them taken to the cknds zip ed behind their backs followed by the mother and her child. >> this man does not deserve to breathe the air as the good peoe of this county. >> reporter: he confirms the suspect, 48-year-old jesus algado was a former employee who who accused the singh family of owing him money. he is now expected to make a full recovery recovery after shooting himselfy will ask prosecutor to go after the death penalty to bring juste to the family. >> the absolute anguish and grief that i experienced watching her when we were talking with the family, it is unbearable. the father of the two men flew in from india this morning or last night. and he is is here. he wants justice. he lost two sons. > >> in other news tonight, it's the end of an era for bay area radio. legendary talk radio station kgoa a.m. has changed.y thanked listeners for their support saying the station will begin a new chapter on monday. >> a radio station that covers all the action. >> this is what we heard when we we turned on kgo radio today. te message intermixed with rock and and roll music about winning an. it is speculated that could be a be a clue the station could be switches to sports talk and sports betting. kgo talk show host mark thompson has been very very vocal about the sudden change tweeting we worked so hard to create a fun, energetic and interesting show. it sucks that we are forced to close it up. hoping i can reconstitute our show as a podcast. but no plan yet. he also tweeted i would like to tell the audience what was happening and had a proper farewell. > >> the latest jobs report will be released tomorrow. economists tomorrow. economists say they will be looking at wages and how how many jobs were added last month. those are key factors that will affect whether the federal reserve will need to kep raising interest rates. > >> meantime, it now costs nearly nearly $100 to fill up a mid sized car. here in the golden state, gas prices have soared a dollar 15 just in the past mont. what is staggering is how much more californians are paying than drivers in places like texas or georgia. now, more tha. >> it is ridiculous. >> we have never seen the gap between california and the rest of the country this high. >> starting tomorrow, the state will start sending out rebates to provide some relief for drivers. the payments will range range from $200 to about a thousand. and about 23 million people qualify. > >> well, have you ever wondered where the tree trimmings end ups they are turned boo mulch and ss they go to the dump. but thanks to a partnership between one local company and the oakland zoo, the branches and leaves are are being recycled in the most ecologically friendly way possible. katie nielsen shows us us how. >> reporter: donovan owns a tree tree service out of livermore. s crews are trimming dozens of trees out of the alameda county fairgrounds creating hundreds of of pounds of branches and leaves leaves that has to go somewheree deeply believes in being a steward of the land and for his business, that means keeping the the tree debris out of landfills. most of the branches are turned into woodchip that's are given away for composting and ground cover. >> i would much rather help out recycle, reuse, and repurpose as as much of our material as possible. >> reporter: there is also a second pile of branches set aside. loaded itabout to be be recycled and repurposed. by these five gentle giants. the giraffes at the oakland zoo. >> they get fed every hour to two hours or so because they eat eat so much in the wild. >> reporter: leslie reo is the senior keeper of the giraffes. h one can eat up to 75 pounds of food each day so the zoo relies on the tree trimming companies to help keep the giraffes well fed. >> it is the key to us providing providing them the best care possible. we can't sustainably w that here. >> reporter: the two cubic yards yards of branches dropped off will keep the giraffes fed for about a day-and-a-half. just enough time to gather more branches and bring over another load. >> nice to see them eating it and strip all the leaves off the the branches and everything. it is kind of cool. it's fun to bea part of it. >> reporter: the oakland zoo partners with a handful of tree trimming companies to help feed the giraffes. for a full list, you can find them on kpix.com. n oakland, katie nielsen, kpix5. > >> well first lady dr. jill biden is in the bay area tonight tonight after arriving earlier this evening. tomorrow, dr. biden will be speaking at the helen diller cancer center at ucsf. then she will attend the democratic fundraiser at the fairmont with house speaker nancy pelosi. > >> and in washington, president joe biden is taking his first major step toward decriminalizing marijuana. biden marijuana. biden is pardoning thousands of people convicted for simple marijuana possession under federal law. he will also encourage governors to pardon people with the same convictions convictions on the state level.e white house will review whether marijuana should be in the same legal category as drugs like heroin and lsd. > >> still ahead, if you don't see see them, you probably heard them. the san francisco tradition ramping up for fleet week. > >> plus, hundreds of guests, a d.j., even food vendors. trying to track down on vacation rentas with a bust. 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. >> you probably heard the blue angels today. they were back. ty soared over san francisco for the first time this fleet week, practicing for the big air show that starts tomorrow. and pay close attention to jet number three this weekend. lieutenant t gusans will be at the controls.e will be a full circle moment for for the san francisco native as he pilots his supersonic jet over his childhood neighborhood. neighborhood. >> i grew up every year looking forward to the air show. i remember thinking it was the coolest thing in the world. the jets would be whizzing outside the windows. i couldn't believes was a job. >> we will bring you all the fleet week action live tomorrow starting with the parade of ships. then, lieutenant gusans d thblue an in our fleet week spectacular friday. > >> and i saw some of that fog coming on the golden gate bridge bridge today. so we'll have a le bit of that? >> i think it is likely what yow is what you are also going to see tomorrow with that little layer of fog just kind of peeking through the golden gateo it is going to be one of those things that we have to position ourselves so we can get the best best view. if you can find a rooftop somewhere. >> if you get into this area, more toward the financial distr, it's very clear. >> downtown, along the embarcadero. no visibility problems. i don't think the fog will be worse than it was todayf anything, it might be a little bit better? >> okay. >> i'll take you word for it. >> high pressure in control of the weather. that is why it has been such a shallow compressed layer of fog. more atmosphere on on top of us pressing down and squeezing that marine layer down. that concentrates the fog so it has been very reluctant, impossible to shake along the coast. we begin to retreat on sunday. back to near normal temperatures inland by next week. there is the fog. swirling fog. swirling in around the transamerica pyramid. temperatue downtown down to 53 degrees and 53 in santa rosa. further inland, temperatures are mostly in the 60s but santa rosa is usually one of the cool spots. e will be tracking that fog as it makes its way across the bay. en the shallow layer of fog will find itself into the gaps in the the terrain. it will be a little little tough to shake for the first half of the day. the forecast models, they are hanging onto that fog. still patches over the bay. and go through the golden gate as well by noon. the forecast models have been trying to clear it out out to a greater extent as we head toward the middle of the afternoon. the start of the air show at 3:00. that little finger finger of fog making its way through the golden gate. tempers tonight not dropping a whole lot lot more in san francisco. hoveg in place. mostly 50s by early tomorrow morning pretty close to close to normal this time of year. temperatures near the water will be slightly below average. low 60s along the coast. inland, several degrees above average. close to 80 down the peninsula. around the south end of the bay, the middle portion of the 80s in the santa santa clara valley. until you go you go further inland, 90 degrees around morgan hill and . a mix of upper 80s and low 90s . it is a good ten degrees abov. upper 60s in san francisco. dee or two warmer than today. mostly than today. mostly in the mid 80s north of the golden gate until you go further north where where you are away from the rain rain influence and more likely to reach or exceed 90 degrees. e temperatures begin backing down sunday. no changes to the high temperature forecast and we start to cool down a little bit sunday. we just settle into a typical october pattern monday through thursday of next week as as temperatures inland mostly return to the 70s . it will be a a mix of 60s and low 70s around the bay and the very warmest spots are going to be the low 80s inland in the easty for most of next week. then after that, the warmth is probably going to build once ag. we'll keep you updated. > >> sonoma county is getting so many complaints about vacation rentals they launched a hot line line for people to report violations. this comes as santa rosa police bussed a huge party at a short term rental home. it happened at a home on flint ride drive. the gathering included 300 to 400 people. at least 100 cars, a d.j., food vendors and a a large bar. the property manager says the number of guests and cars far exceeded what is allowed under the rental rental agreement. > >> sports is coming up next. we got a terrible nfl game to show you. but it had a great finish.t for a 30-second highlight. we got that queued up ready to go., up ready to go. plus, >> kpix5's very own pilot and meteorologist jessica birch getting to the spirit of the fleet week air show. she took the stick and you can join her in a virtual reality 360-degree experience. keep an eye out on r website and our social media channels for a chance to fly with jessica. > >> now in sports, steph curry said he had a good scrimmage but but that was not what people were talking about. charlie? >> draymond green was not taking taking part in that scrimmage. e in paradise. take away the kevin kevin durant talk and it was a mostly dramaless off season. but season. but the headlines are coming out now. and the last thing you wanted entering the year, the headline reading warriors emotional leader punches rising star. draymond green, jordan poole have had verbal altercations in the pastn had been leading to the punch. n draymond apologized to the teamt the facility and did not participate in practice. he wile disciplined be suspended for any games. here games. here is bob meyers on th incident. >> he will tell you he has been over that line. you know it. he always comes back. he just has to heal. we'll get there. but yesterday was something we don't, you don't want to happent sometimes it does. > >> it happens in football. thats for sure. 49ers defense has been been outstanding every single ge this season. tops in the nfl. ts weekend, that side of the ball lines up against the worst offense in the entire nfl. 49ers nfl. 49ers shouldn't need too much from jimmy garapalo. no turnovers and that should do. he do. he has four touchdowns and one pick. the 49ers are 2-1 in that span. less than a month ago ago he was on the training block block and the panthers were a potential trade partner. >> things were advancing with a couple of different teams. nothg came to fruition. but they were top of the list i would say. one say. one of the top couple. but glad the sed thstuff now. > >> thursday night football. bros country. let's hide. colts are trailing. then russell wilson did this. looking. stefan gilmore picks it off. broncos offense has been offensive. chae mclaughlin. fans have seen enough. they say we will listen to this one on the radio. colts win the toss, and the field goal. denver elect to go for it, he hasn't been good at all and that is not going to help his cause. had a chance to be the hero. what are they doing going for it on fourth and one and nog the ball, has russell wilson not not learned his lesson from the super bowl? colts winners in a game that didn't have one touchdown. > >> college women's soccer. stand hosting washington. 15th minutee cross. allie montoya sticks it in the back of the net. second goal of the game. stanford winners 2-1. 10-2 on the year and stanford's men's soccer team team lost 3-0 to number one ranked washington. one of two. s they'll take it. >> those games were more exciting that that football game. that's for sure. >> that was ugly. > >> still ahead, the bay area born astronaut shattering barriers in space. the message she is sending home tonight. > >> and a special tribute to those who gave their lives serving our country. how the family of a fallen bay area soldier is turning their grief into a new purpose. naomi: every year the wildfires, the smoke seems to get worse. jessica: there is actual particles on every single surface. dr. cooke: california has the worst air pollution in the country. the top 2 causes are vehicles and wildfires. prop 30 helps clean our air. it will reduce the tailpipe emissions that poison our air kevin: and helps prevent the wildfires that create toxic smoke that's why calfire firefighters, the american lung association, and the coalition for clean air support prop 30. naomi: i'm voting yes on 30. >> the first marine division band put on a concert to remember the service members who who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. kpixs shawn chitnis got to spend time with the parents of one of those those service members from the east bay. he shows us how they are using their grief to help others. > >> it was a fun kid. he was full full of mischief. he was not a gungho military kind of kid growing up. he was all about making friends. >> reporter: john halop the third grew up in concord. he became an army captain serving in iraq and afghanistan. he was killed two weeks after deploying after deploying to afghanistan in august of 2009. they remember remember the moment they learned learned their son had died like it was yesterday. >> when the soldiers came to the the door, he was essentially devastated and i was like, we got to let these people in. it is hard for them too. >> reporter: he found his calling while attending de la salle high school. all three sons of the family went to school here. on campus, a memorial that honors their service. >> they walked this campus like these kids are now. and then they went and made the ultimate sacrifice. >> reporter: it shows the life he lived in 30 years. a water polo player here and in college and got married and had two sons two sons and a daughter. >> our focus and sacrifice has been to deal with lisa and the children. >> reporter: he deployed to afghanistan before his daughter was born and she never got to meet her father but he lives on in all three of them. >> seeing a little sparkle of his humor in one, handsomeness and one and brilliance in the other. >> reporter: the tragedy assistance program for survivors survivors or taps was a crucial resource to help them start the healing process. >> just knowing they are not alone is life saving. to know at at your darkest hours there are others who will come alongside you and pull you through those , very difficult times. >> reporter: bonnie created the nonprofit almost 30 years ago when her husband was killed in an army plane crash. taps has a 24 hour help line so families always have someone to talk about their loss. >> i kind of felt like we were invited into something bigger. a bigger. a that other people had experienced. >> reporter: time and support help to heal, but the grief is still there. >> what do you miss? >> his enthusiasm, his laughter. laughter. >> it never ends, you know? but our son is with me all the time. time. >> reporter: during fleet week, they hope we remember the sacrifice service members have made for our country and never forget the incredible lives their lived. >> our son served and our son is is gone and he is gone for good, that just hits home. what's it like having xfinity internet with supersonic wifi? it's fast... like beyond-gig-speed fast. aaaaay!! with three times the bandwidth, and the power to connect hundreds of devices at once. get the xfinity supersonic bundle with unlimited gig speed internet, wifi equipment included and a free 4k streaming box. all for $50 a month with a 2 year internet rate guarantee and no annual contract when you add xfinity mobile with unlimited data. switch today! >> petaluma born marine colonel nicole mann has become the first first native american woman eveo travel to space. >> first one through the hatch l be nicole mann. >> wide eyed, she was the first to come through the hatch from the spacex capsule and meet the space station crew after a 29-hour trek. she was also commanding the mission. a first for spacex. she sent this message back home after meeting her fellow astronaut. >> it is incredible to be in space! look, mom! i'm finally in in space! it has been a pleasure. >> amazing. despite mounting tensions over the ukraine invasion, the trip marked the first time in 20 years that a russian cosmonaut hitched a ride ride to the space station from s kennedy space center. > >> back here on earth, chp officers in santa rosa got a break from helping stranded drivers and helped a stranded owl. they found this guy. he was was standing in the middle of the street. officers were worried he was injured. luckily, injured. luckily, the owl was very comfortable with strangers and let the officers pick him up up and they took the owl to the sonoma county wildlife rescue. d because of his condition, the officers did not give him a ticket for flying down the roadway. ah. bad joke. okay. ths for watching. the late show with with stephen colb t is next. captioning sponsored by cbs >> georgia republican senate candidate herschel walker, after he denied paying for an ex-girlfriend's abortion and claimed he doesn't know who the woman could be, "the daily beast" is now reporting that the woman is also the mother of one of walker's children. >> he lied about working for law enforcement. >> walker doubles down on his defense that everyone but him is lying. >> he had a lot of concussions coming out of football.

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