ready to do some eating for san francisco restaurant week. why this time isn't business as usual. good evening, i'm anne makovec. san jose state students marching to the intersection where their friend, cannon michael, died this camdan mcwright. it happened just before dawn. surveillance video shows mcwright stopped at the intersection and waited for a couple of cars to pass before crossing a. san jose unified school district bus, which had the green light, ran him over. investigators say the driver stopped and cooperated with officers. there are about 14 students on the bus. none of them were hurt. >> i can't imagine my life without him. we would talk at least twice a day. >> mcwright is survived by his mother, father, and two older siblings. they're not sure how they will move on. they're planning to come up to the bay area from l.a. saturday. it was an emotional scene at the candlelight vigil as mcwright's teammate and friends shared memories of the running back. they said he made a big impact both on and off the field. >> i love cam so much. he was a guy i could do to him for anything. >> unbelievable character. as a football team, we'll be all right, just know that. we're going to be all right. we're going to bounce back for sure. he's going to live in us forever. >> he had a great smile. he always made everyone happy. he always made everyone laugh. he motivated me, he pushed me to be better. and for that, i'll always thank him for it. [ music ] i'll help you carry on [ music ] [ music ] >> reporter: mcwright and his teammates were suppose to fly to new mexico to play a game on saturday. that game has now been postponed. >> we wanted to do what was in the best for our student athletes. we're trying to process the tragedy. we thought it was the best interest to postpone that game and support the student athletes in other ways. down south in san fernando valley, mcwright's high school is honoring him. he was the captain of his football team at st. genevieve high school. tonight his former teammates are playing through their pain. one friend brought mcwright's jersey to the game. >> this is the jersey he wore all throughout high school. he would want me to keep pushing, and lead our team to victory. >> tonight san jose police are investigating another pedestrian accident. this one a hit and run leaving a pedestrian with major injuries. the crash happened in the area of blossom road and snell avenue. police say the woman was crossed outside of a crosswalk when a car hit her and took off just after 7:00 tonight. at last word the woman was hospitalized in stable condition. ! now to atherton with updates on a mystery unfolding in the backyard of the $15 million home. chopper 5 flew over the home on stock bridge drive today where csi teams found a convertible mercedes-benz buried four to five feet deep in the backyard. here is where things get weirder. the mercedes was reported stolen by palo alto police in september of 1992. police are trying to identify the owner, but they believe he's dead. investigators are still working to dig the car out, but this is what they found so far. >> we were able to open up the trunk. the vehicle is a convertible. so the top was off the convertible. we are still waiting, working through the logistics in order to pull the vehicle out and remove it and check under it. >> the home has exchanged two to three times since the 90s. cadaver dogs have made slight notifications where the car is buried, which could mean this. >> because they're going through a landscaping project. it's quite possible a worker could have gotten cut u to drip some blood on the ground. it could be something has been buried for some time. we don't know what the dogs are reacting to unless we discover it. now to a case of weather whiplash. very hot and sunny. it couldn't be more different than today. very gloomy, cloudy, and significantly cooler. winds are expected to kick up this weekend. about 6,000 pg&e customers in 12 counties are on weekend. that includes about 100 customers in the part parts of napa county. we had some heat, now we're having the wind. everyone thinks fire danger. >> it's going to be elevated compared to where it has been recently, but it could be a lot worse. wind speed is one of many factors that we look to evaluate the fire threat. we combined all the different factors into the fire index index. the amount of moisture in the atmosphere, the dryness of the fire fuels. combined to ranking them from zero to ten. and that's where we will start off tomorrow morning, but the numbers will climb significantly especially for parts of napa county. as the winds are going to be gusty, these numbers will be significantly higher. something we'll need to watch throughout the day. sunday will be another day with the elevated fire threat during the afternoon with the gustier winds. the focus shifts to the east towards solano and contra costa counties. that's the only location around the bay area with the fire weather watch at this point. if that's where we were warm and dry, that would be the worse. >> thank you, paul. you may want to bring a sweater or jacket if you're heading out to san francisco's restaurant week this weekend. diners can enjoy ten deals. it's meant to celebrate food, but also help the economy rebound. kpix's betty yu was at the opening celebration dinner at one market. >> reporter: this season's san francisco restaurant week than ever before. in fact diners can choose from 25% more restaurants than what were available last year. the heat is on in the. duck breast and a roasted pear dessert. the dining room is livelier that afternoon. visiting star chefs, maad, creating a unique four course meal. >> restaurant week is great. you get people that come down to the financial district that normally may not come down. for us it's always been a plus. >> reporter: the last time he saw the restaurant this busy was during the holidays last year. on friday mayor london breed toasted diners. alongside district attorney, jenkins. breed says she is trying to make the financial district more inviting. >> i want all workers who work downtown areas to come back and to just be reminded as to why they love san francisco so much. our food and wine scene has a lot to do with why san francisco is so special. >> reporter: the golden gate restaurant association, which hosts restaurant week and the event series says many of the newest additions are small mom and pops from chinatown. lori thomas' team paid close attention. >> even the $65, $75 dinners are great deals because they come with a lot of pairings and things. so we would want to support everybody. but the financial district has been hurting, even union square has been hurting. >> reporter: fall restaurant week wraps up october 30. in san francisco betty yu kpix 5. still ahead tonight game five for the warriors as they welcome in their western conference rivals. and on the topic of welcome, the 49ers bring the warriors are on the road facing the nuggets. this time facing a team with a little bit more depth on the bench than the lakers. golden state supporting the throwbacks. trailing by as many as 20 in the first half. now in the third, steph curry's layup cuts the deficit to seven. steph finishes with 34. under five minutes to go, a five-point game. hitting the following jumper and draws a foul. the two time reigning mvp had had a triple double on the game. a little over a minute left. making it a 111 game. 20 seconds to go. the warriors are down just 3. draymond and andrew wiggins forced the turnover. jordan poole gets the steal and the layup. and brown easily makes another bucket. still a three-point game. golden state still had a chance to tie, but klay thompson's three here. that was way off. the nuggets hang on to win 128-123. and they hand the warriors their first loss of the season. less than a day from being traded to the 49ers, christian mccaffrey returned. san francisco will not confirm whether or not he'll play against the chiefs on monday. the addition of mccaffrey should provide a huge boost to the 49ers and the nfc west. the trade has given the team a new shot in the arm. >> i found out probably five seconds before you found out. >> it gave the locker room a jolt before he walked in today. >> i joked around with fred and said watch, we're going to do it. he didn't believe me. i don't think i believed myself. >> it was cool. all the guys hit me up last night when we saw it. i know our team was pumped about it. all right, to baseball now. the rangers have hired bruce bochy to be their next manager. he last managed in 2019 when he left the giants after 13 seasons and three world series titles during his final year in san francisco. bochy's rangers visit oracle park next august. bob melvin and the padres in philadelphia. game three of the nlcs. phillies leading 3-2. bottom of the six with two outs. alec bohm lines one to right. allowing a run to score. philadelphia wins 4-2. they lead the series 2-1. and the padres and phillies will be back in action tomorrow. well up next an fbi all right, paul heggen joins us now. it's been weird weather. we've had the heat wave, rain. >> yeah, the fog. with the rain back in september, thank god we had that. otherwise the fire danger this week is sky high. even with the cooler temperatures. but yeah, continuation of things being out of sorts. let's take a look at the big picture. we're going to see gusty winds this weekend. the culprit for that is a storm system that's bringing rain to the pacific northwest. lucky them. this will dive down into the great basin, squeeze the atmosphere over the west coast, and produce those gusty northerly winds. winds turning straight to the north on sunday. unfortunately the system is not going to bring us anything in terms of shower activity. the closest that's going to be far northern california and then a few hit or miss showers. it's not going to amount to anything. >> reporter: already by midday. we are gong to see clear skies. but the breezy condition will be with us through the rest of the weekend. the wind will be noticeable already as the sun comes up tomorrow. the strongest winds will develop from midday during the afternoon. 20 to 30 miles an hour gusts inland with 30 to 45 miles an hour gusts along the coast. it's not strong enough for a wednesday advisory, but it's strong enough to move you and on the road if you drive a higher profile vehicle. more hands on the wheel. if you have the inflatable halloween decorations on your lawn, i would leave them deflated or otherwise they might pick back up. 25 to 35 miles an hour gusts again, cooler temperatures are moving in the atmosphere to. temperatures mostly in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees. those numbers don't drop too far for the rest of the night. we'll wind up in the 50s across the board by early saturday morning. high temperatures will be below average for everybody, but the irony is those northerly winds are bringing in cool air, so it's a whole depth to the atmosphere. it will result in the warm up along the bay and the coast because it's pushing that career sky and the marine influence part inland a mix of upper 60s and low to mid-50s. breeze. i'm okay with the oakland zoo this weekend. giving it will be breezy throughout the weekend, and breezy out there for the niners games against kansas city. kickoff temperatures at 66 degrees. it will feel cooler with the wind kicking up to 25, 35 miles an hour. maybe that'll take air out of the kansas city passing game. temperatures will peak on monday. not much of a peak. even our warmest day will bring us below average temperatures. none of the wave of cool air will move. the warmer spots in the mid-70s. some additional cloud covers on tuesday and wednesday. but again, not much of a rain chance. tonight the san francisco's fbi office is warning people to look out for scammers targeting people seeking federal aid to raise their student death. this comes as the future of the student relief program is up in limbo as debra alfarone reports, an appeal's court has halted the government from paying off any of the student's debts. >> the emergency motion was brought by the, which will harm the state's loan program. the ruling comes as president biden touted his administration's student debt relief plan at delaware state university. >> our student loan plan lowers costs for americans. to give everybody a little more breathing room. >> applications are pouring in by the millions. and as americans race to sign up for student loan forgiveness. 40 million americans may be eligible in federal student loan debt wiped clear. >> not a dime, not a dime will go to the top 5% of the income period. it goes to the people that really need it. >> reporter: forgiving student loan debt will cost the nation roughly $400 billion over the life of the program. republicans are using that price tag to bash biden and democrats on the campaign trail. >> we need to stop spending money that we don't have. the runaway spending is one of the reasons why we have inflation. >> reporter: debra alfarone cbs news the white house. this thanksgiving, turkeys koul be more expensive. the cost went up 73% more than last thanksgiving. that's about $1.99 a pound compared to $1.15 last year. when it comes to availability, blame the bird flu. farmers have been reporting a large number of cases since july. san francisco animal care and control is overwhelmed with rabbits. so adoption fees for these cuties have been reduced to $20. isn't he adorable? in hopes they'll find loving homes quicker. the shelter says the facility is running out of space. who says rabbits can't do tricks? running through a tunnel, that counts, right? and san francisco animal care and control is open from 12:00 to 5:00 daily for adoptions. still ahead, can you handle one of these spooky events?