news of yet another deadly shooting kron four's amanda hari spoke to a couple of those council members. the spent the day speaking with community members. amanda, what are they saying? >> 10, oh, well, it's a great city with great challenges. that's what one council member expressed today. they took a moment to mourn the 102 lives lost before visiting neighborhoods impacted by violence. >> oakland leaders spent saturday but their community just hours after police began investigating another homicide. the 100nd homicide of the year happened in east oakland near 45th and bancroft avenues. 2 people were shot. one is in stable condition. the other debt city council members and other community leaders held a vigil at city hall for all of those impacted. i'm a woman. a mom. i have been. >> i'm a victim of violence myself. i know it's scary. >> and i want our residents to know that the city council is absolutely committed to eu council president nikki fortunato bass also visited bella vista park saturday there. she spoke with people who are concerned about their own safety. people are fed up. >> and i have to say that it was also very good to talk with people about how committed they are to the city. guns are the route that this violence that we're seeing. and so we have to look at every level to get guns off the streets. meanwhile, council member dan called spent time in bush tried park. he wasn't a similar stories of fear and frustration. are at constant nations fear, it's not just in one or 2 or 3 neighborhoods that in most, if not all neighborhoods in in our in our city called says in addition to getting guns off the street, people spoke to him about addressing the root of crime. and what came up today was the importance of emphasis on the importance. i'm investing. true prevention is investing programs. resources early on. well, our young boys are falling into the world of council member call. it's the city could use outside help. >> but he feels oakland leaders need to be instrumental in creating do we need assistance from the alameda county? absolutely. we do. we need to stay in front of them or to help more. absolutely. we do open catches point fingers. >> and other governments have to part of that solution. >> the council members told me oakland police is dedicating more resources to investigating violent crimes. detectives are still looking for the suspect or suspects involved in friday's homicide in the newsroom, amanda hari kron, 4 news. >> amanda, thank you. one person is dead and 3 others were wounded in a frantic shooting in berkeley overnight. it's happening near uc berkeley in the area of telegraph and durant avenues. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports, university confirms none of the victims are students as the night was winding down with a late night snack at a berkeley pizza parlor. witnesses say the popular area telegraph and grand avenues for college students was shut down just after one 30 saturday morning surrounded by police and littered with evidence markers. crime scene tape. >> and cars pierced with bullet kind day and you gunshots like down the street from where you say a fight broke out hot spot, and more people wounded, all believed to be young men. uc berkeley says none are students, but one of them eventually died at a hospital. i mean, the whole street, it was this crazy. it was like everyone was everywhere. >> you know, i was freaking out. i called the home and i was like what is happening? witnesses say a car sped off immediately after the shooting and the suspects are still at large. i was you know, about me back to the las vegas incident that happened. and then whenever people hear gunshots, we just. >> you know, we're not sure what to do. and we ran to the restroom. just people are letting us in is actually insane because we always get warmies or emails like about and newsletters about like violent incidents happening. but the fact that is so close to where i live, you know, one over there, in fact, that it's maybe like a one minute walking distance away is actually terrifying. i take i think this path to school every day like to my classes. so that action saying it was just thursday morning when catalytic converter thieves opened fire on a berkeley homeowner who fortunately was not injured. >> philippe djegal all kron. 4 >> berkeley's mayor took to twitter tonight about that shooting saying in part, quote, the senseless act of gun violence has shaken our city and shows even in overwhelmingly safe community like berkeley, the epidemic of gun violence presents a danger to us all. he went on to say the time for thoughts and prayers has passed. the time for action is now. >> we're continuing to follow breaking news tonight in oakland. firefighters are at the scene of a large fire burning near homes in the area of 38th avenue in quigley street. those flames started as a vehicle fire along 5.80, around 08:45pm. tonight and spread to a nearby vegetation area and then igniting on a hillside. you can see here the flames and smoke rising from the scene. this is video from the citizen app. the chp briefly closed all lanes of westbound 5.82, lanes remain closed right now. so you can expect some delays heading westbound on 5.80. >> well, you could hear him, but you couldn't really see them the whole time. the blue angels somewhat blocked from view by fog today. now, despite it all, tens of thousands of people still poured into san francisco to get a glimpse of the annual air show. kron four's gayle ong was on the marina green talking the spectators. she has the story. >> it is not unusual for the fog to make an appearance here at the air show. but spectators made the most of the situation and the blue angels are able to work around it safely. >> the annual fleet week air show thousands of people to park saturday. but this year, the event caps spectators guessing. i think they're up there >> because it's like we can't really see anything right now. but last year we got to see amount of the flips in and everything the show was put on a brief weather hold as a marine layer blanketed the san francisco bay. this man giving a nickname for the blue angels fog usually where garrett that. and if we're up there now, it might get a little bit of blue. now they've been here years is feels a lot like san francisco. shouldn't be this. point the rolled in throughout the afternoon, but people were in good spirits. i've been coming here with my dad and my family for a really long time. we actually came up from inter this year. >> what do you think about the lingo that they're kind of lad and felt and love it. when need to go bad, they did their best. they flew over information a couple times for san francisco. but it's the fog is making it not. >> not >> the air show ended around its usual time, but the fog is expected to stay here through sunday, which is the final day of fleet week here in san francisco reporting from marina green park, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> all right. we'll be taking a look now at your 4 zone forecast. a live look at sfo tonight where you can see the fog off in the like at the airport. yeah, it's kind of weird cover. meteorologist brittany begley joining now. she's got a look at what we can expect for tomorrow. it is all about the fog. that's what we're tracking right now as we speak. and for fleet week as well. not to mention the potential for slight drizzle. that could be a possibility tonight as we roll into sunday. again, that's a slight chance of drizzle or 2, nothing to matic, but something to talk about and take a look at sunday. we're going to see again, a lot like today are going to see that fog is going to live for a little bit and it's going to come back. the good news next week as we start your work week, we're going to see seasonable temperatures. so temperatures are going to go down. but as we focus in on the fall, we've been showing you this all evening because it really is a story for tomorrow. you're going to see that fog even at 11, 15, still going to be foggy right there. the coast. it's only going to look better in inland, but really it's going to the coast. you can start to see those foggy conditions are going to get a break around 12. 45 as we fast for that clock, you can see right here at 4.45, you know, starting to see that fog again, not to mention it's going to be breezy the good news temperatures. they weren't too bad. we're right there. little at seasonal temperatures except for livermore. you're a little bit above that. but what about tomorrow? you can see oakland, 71. it's going to be sunny, san jose. 79, what about the weekend? i have your 7 day coming up next. i'm brittany thanks. a lot of petaluma police arrest 3 people. >> in connection with string of burglaries at sporting good stores across the north bay. the trio are accused of stealing from dixon's santa rosa petaluma and roseville. in the most recent case. police say 2 men and a woman stole a number of football jerseys worth more than $1500. all 3 were arrested this morning during a traffic stop more than $10,000 in merchandise was recovered. >> meanwhile, a woman was arrested on suspicion of dui after crashing into a business last night. this happened in petaluma as well. police say the woman was attempting to reverse when she backed her vehicle all the way into a local business. the adobe beverage and deli. police say she was placed under arrest after displaying signs of alcohol impairment. unfortunately, the front of the store, it does have significant damage. stick with us here. coming up, one day left of fleet week at that fog sticks around again tomorrow. we've got a few other suggestions. >> where you can go to catch a good view of the air show. plus, how did last month's heat weigh the fact the harvest season? we're taking a trip up to napa. >> and more than a week after hurricane ian swept through florida, a new obstacle has been revealed. >> the involving electric cars kron. 4 news returns in a moment. >> a week after hurricane in took lives and cause distractions throughout florida. another obstacle has been revealed this time involving electric cars. first responders say flooded electric vehicles are now catching fire. >> and putting those flames out isn't easy. brian entin has the story. >> hurricane ian was a once-in-a-century storm causing flooding like never before. on the west coast of florida. other problem with ev and the hurricane caused something else never seen before. exploding electric cars. the electric vehicles were submerged during in and the lithium ion batteries flooded with salt water from the storm surge. now they are catching fire. what's making these electric vehicles basically explode? >> i so you have the stored energy in the batteries that just because a vehicle submerged doesn't mean that energy is discharged any way anytime you mix, you electrical components and salt water together. it is a recipe for disaster. >> north collier fire district had to cut open a tesla and spray down the battery that was on fire. just this fire department says they've had happened 4 times in one week. >> i think that as we moved over to electric vehicles, this is the first time we've seen anything like this. >> issue is the batteries in the car can reignite over and over again. florida state fire marshal jimmy patronis as it takes a lot of water and foam to put them out for good with the ev technology being so new. do you think we should be concerned? >> i do. i do. so here's here's what is. it was a natural disaster and we learn something from every single natural disaster. we truly do. and what we are learning from this one is as evs are not compatible with salt water. >> when they become an operable when they have short when they have corrosion issues. and therein and they're actually in your garage as a lot of cars were because of this storm surge event, they become now a fire hazard for your house. >> that was brian entin reporting for us. this is a live look. >> at the golden gate bridge at this hour. fog still hanging around. yeah, it doesn't look like it's going to go anywhere, it just does not there. >> morning interesting. that is really the theme, especially on fleet week. we're all asking when is the fog and give us a break. it's going to give us a break and we'll break it down for you. but happening now, we're still watching. >> a slow drive times earlier. we had 5.80, all lanes blocked right there at high street. we had an suv fire. we know right now that 2 lanes are open. i just checked in again. what's happening? you're still going to see those delays for the next hour. there are actually clearing brush near 5 80's here. still going to see traffic right here at 15 miles per hour. so if you usually take 5.80, westbound right there at high street, you're going to still see traffic building. you can always take 13 are 8.80. if you're going to be up late tonight, taking a look at. yes, it is all about the fog and fleet week as we plan your day. and i want to check it for you hour by hour. we're going to the same tomorrow for you as well. so we're going to see those foggy conditions as you wake up a lot like today as we fast for it at 4.45, we're going to yeah, we're going to start to see again, the foggy conditions. so around 11 o'clock, we're going to break. and then it's foggy conditions right there on the coast are going to continue. same story at 5 o'clock. we're going to see foggy conditions and things will start to look better around. 9 o'clock future cast winds for tomorrow. if you are going to be watching fleet yeah, it's going to be gusty winds. you can see that right here, especially in places like fairfield concord, oakland, and even hayward. so we're going to see foggy conditions and those breezy conditions as well. high temperatures for tomorrow. i think it's going take cooler than yesterday. and today. morgan hill, 87 san jose. 77, we have seasonable temperatures again. it is october livermore. you're a little above average for tomorrow. 86 to the north napa. 76 in santa rosa hour. looking at 76. so again, that 7 day forecast shows you yes, ocaober inland, tomorrow, 86, but it's going to be breezy. it's going to be the bay. 67, the coast. 61. and then monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, we're going to see the october weather. i guess, you know, but then we're going to get up just a little bit for the weekend. but really, it's that fog and the chance of maybe 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 sprinkles, i guess on house to it's going to be maybe be so out? on the name >> well, harvest season is already beginning to wind down in napa valley due to some extreme weather this year. the process actually started a couple of weeks earlier than usual. i stopped by one vineyard to get a look at how winegrowers responded. >> d stem shakeup and jusuf. several small steps for one big wind making machine. that's the sounds of harvest season and she family vineyards. everything is grown handpicked processed and bottled on-site really were in complete complete control from grape all the way to class michael baldacci has been head winemaker at his family vineyard in the stags leap district of napa valley. >> for the last decade, i don't if i find the same joy, if i wasn't doing it for my family as much as i love making wine, i love. >> making wine that i, you know, represents our family last couple of years. mother nature has thrown a few curve their way. the lightning complex fires of 2020, 2020, we we actually didn't even make just because of the smoke that was in the air this year. we're a multi-day triple digit heat wave followed by rain forest, the harvest process to be sped up. she says they're quickly adjusting to the new normal, you know, with the changing climate, you're seeing it, you know, even with this year, you know, we're picking. >> in september will be done early part of october that we are seeing. >> a little bit dramatic highs and lows. josh whitman is the president of the stags leap district winegrowers association. he says they're all working on ways to adjust we just these need to continue to be at the forefront of finding ways to handle. >> a little bit more weather situation as our hot weather gets hotter, shade cloths like these help protect some of the grapes on the property. >> from harsh sunlight and the vineyard for trying different things. this year. we used a lot more shade plot that you get asking before the heat, what they were predicting, what did occur with over 110 in some areas 120 in other areas. i was a little bit worried. but the cabernet napa cab really withstands the heat and withstood this heat spell really nicely. it just kind of made things happen. maybe 10 days earlier than we really thought they would. >> once the picking began the grapes going half ton bins before being poured into the machine for processing. sheen helps weed out any dogs. some doubling. that's something like this is not awful. obvious. you can see there's >> weny of juice in there. so that will add to it. but the ones that are almost complete raisins like this, we don't want that making the wine. >> when all is said and done, vineyards will have made about 120,000 bottles of their 2022. cabernet, even with the heat this year and a little bit of rain just yet. >> a challenging year. but i think the winds are still going to be amazing. >> i was pretty cool. all right. well, a recent study found an unlikely climate threat to be a coming to the state of california. researchers on science dot org found that a mega flood may be on its way to the state. this is despite the current multi year drought, scientists say flooding back in august in southern california that left some bridges and roadways washed out is a taste of what's to come. a report revealed that extreme precipitation events along the pacific coast could lead to a mega flood. >> it's officially fleet week here in the bay area on stephanie. late in. coming up on the kron, 4 news, we take you on board giant plane. learn more about it and why it's called the fat albert. and san franciscans are invited to get together and support their city. and a new week long civic celebration after the break, we've got all the info on all out at best. >> welcome back. san franciscans are invited to get together and support their city an upcoming week long civic celebration called all out sf is beginning a week from tomorrow. it's the brainchild of the owner of manny's cafe in the mission district. he approached existing organizations and city departments to get as many of them involved as possible. the result 7 days of service and fund starting october 16th, each day is dedicated to a different activity. >> i wanted to come up with a way to get folks involved in san francisco and making it better but also make it celebratory and joyous because the last years have been so hard and dark. and so the purpose of all as staff is to get folks to fall back in love. in san francisco, just celebrate san francisco and also to get involved in making it better. >> it all kicks off again a week from tomorrow sunday, october 16th kicks off the event with block parties across the city. monday encourages people to walk along a new cross-city trail ending at lands end with a picnic tuesday. 6 small groups of flash mobs are going to be supporting small businesses across san francisco on wednesday, civics day board supervisors are going to be at their favorite coffee shops or bars to chat with neighbors and mayor london breed's going to have a town hall at manny's cafe thursday is arts day. there's an interactive map highlighting local galleries moma is even staying open late on thursday. and then on friday, you can enjoy free music at golden gate park's bandshell. also cleaning day on saturday. it's all free. if you want to register for some of the events head to all out s f dot com. >> coming up here at 10 o'clock, california updated tsunami hazard maps and 7 counties. what one new model is saying about tsunami striking the santa cruz beach boardwalk. plus, we take to the skies with the blue angels on back. albert learn why it's got that name. and when we return, today marks 5 years since the devastating tubbs fire. we head to the north bay where >> welcome back. today marks 5 years since the deadly tubbs fire at the time it was the most destructive wildfire in california's history. more than 20 people were killed and more than 6,000 homes. >> were destroyed in this fire kron four's camila barco reports from the north bay where many are still remembering that frightening day. >> on saturday morning, dozens of people showed up to coffey park in santa rosa on the 5 year anniversary of the 2017 wildfires. it's a neighborhood burned by the tubbs fire and a place john and sylvia lz and debbie have called home for more than 20 years on october, 8th, 2017, they evacuated their homes after smelling smoke and finding other houses in flames. we didn't grab much. just got dressed. we could hardly breathe. i mean, it was really thick not too long after they came back to check out the damage. but they found this homes burned to the ground and everything they owned gone christmas. >> ornaments, made when they were 5 out of paper. you can't replace those. and i just sat here and cried because it's that 30 years our life. >> the tubbs fire burned more than 36,000 acres destroyed almost 6,000 structures. and 22 people died fast forward 5 years later. if you walk around coffey park neighborhood, you'll find about a dozen or so empty. lots like this one. well, that's because some people like the elsie's have rebuilt their homes. but for others, the rebuilding process is still ongoing. santa rosa mayor chris rogers says more than 90% of the 3,000 homes lost in the city have been rebuilt, are in construction or have been approved to break ground. it's fantastic to see how far as a community we come around the same time. 2 other fire sparked in the north bay. the nuns and atlas fires. >> each one of those birds more than 50,000 acres destroyed dozens of structures and killed several people. since then, there have been many improvements by santa rosa fire department like sending out emergency alerts and warning notifications have additional firefighters on hand during critical fire weather. >> we have everything from access to artificial intelligence with cameras that are monitoring fires. now additional weather stations. >> the elsie's and bradford say the process to bounce back has been a challenge, but they've been able to move on with the support from others i'm glad that we were live here. >> you know, to be able to rebuild, it's it's it's moving farther and farther away. and then and my life moving on. >> in santa rosa, camila barco kron. 4 news morning. new at 10, the california geological survey has released updated tsunami hazard maps for 7 counties in the state. 5 of which are in or near the bay area. the new maps will help residents determine whether they're in areas at risk for inundation. the revised interactive maps cover santa cruz marin, sonoma solano and napa counties. other counties include san diego and ventura. in one example, a new model for santa cruz county shows an earthquake off the louis chen islands in alaska could unleash a tsunami 18 to 25 feet above the santa cruz boardwalk. the california coastline has been struck by more than 150 tsunamis since 1800. according to the survey. all right, going to take a look now at our 4 zone forecast. here's a live look from our sutro tower camera. >> and this city of san francisco just in blanket. it sets the tone. we've seen fog this morning. we're going to see that fog tomorrow. it's really the theme is fog more fog fleet week and more fog. >> so as we take a look at tomorrow's forecast, we're going to see those temperatures, not bad. 69, we have the model showing for a sprinkle or 2. that could happen actually. and san francisco from 11 at night all the way to 10. it wouldn't be a lot. you can see it right here. it's not even going show anything on the numbers. but >> there's still that slight i want to add it in there. but the real potential, what we're really watching is really going to the fog. we've been talking about it since we started the newscast. we're going continue to update you tomorrow as well. so by 12, things will slowly start to look better. you're still going to see those foggy conditions as we fast for the clocks one. 45 going to get that break? you can see it right here. but then it's going to come back. so by 5.15, you're starting to see some foggy conditions on the coast. and of course, we'll update you throughout the day because you're still going to see of fog. and i know that's what we don't want to at least for tomorrow. those a lot like today, maybe a little bit cooler. morgan hill, 87 san jose. 77 redwood city, 73, half moon bay. 59. so we're going to have those seasonable temperatures that's really going to be the theme actually for next week as well. so we take a look at wake-up planner as we help plan your day again. maybe a potential for a sprinkle or 2 in san francisco. oakland, 71 and sunny san jose 79. but watching for patchy fog, we're going to look at your seven-day forecast. help plan your work week and next week, how little bit of heat explain it coming up next. all right, brittany, thanks a lot. the u.s. navy blue angels are not the only aircrafts performing during fleet week. >> there's one plane in the air that is operated by the u.s. marines for stephanie lin caught a ride on the beloved fat albert. >> with the strength and size that could carry you to mount olympus and back. they called the super hercules this massive plane might not be the first that comes to mind when you think of the blue angels. but it can also take you to heavenly heights. >> highs, i've seen this particular front there from those 35,000 feet. >> lovingly known as fat albert. this jumbo jet is mission critical to getting san francisco fleet week off the ground. we also get the incredible opportunity to start off the demo. most shows for our jets. take a look at the body of this plane. fat albert was named after a children's cartoon because of its rounder size and shape. and i absolutely love it. flight engineer lauren song, part of the crew taking us into the friendly skies today. that hour is still a part of the blue angels. but we're all marine crew. her enthusiasm is contagious is an incredible opportunity able to fly all the different places that would do. this is the view on board and there's plenty of room essential space to carry all the people and hear the blue angels need. >> from show to show just moments after takeoff. the plane hits a 45 degree. klein. >> really, hold his me off guard. >> the c one, 30 jay super hercules proving it. snow maker us at one point the pilot takes us just 40 feet over the water. a thrill for the boaters below. that's after several tight turns and hard banks. the big aircraft making solid use of its 132 foot wingspan strong enough to lift a max weight of 175,000 pounds. >> so while these guys might be able to streak through the skies. that albert proves it's more than capable of carrying its own ways. >> it's pretty awesome. it's so cool. >> it takes a crew of 8 people to fry this giant aircraft and all the pilots have to be aircraft, commander qualified meaning they have to have at least 1200 flight hours under their belt reporting in oakland, stephanie lynn 4 news. >> during that flight fat albert travel that speeds upwards of 270 knots. that's an impressive 310. >> miles per hour. well, there's still plenty of activities left for the final big day of fleet week. ship tours are beginning at 10 o'clock in the morning. they will go on until 4 in the afternoon. there's a stem center at the marina green and a canine heroes show it to boost park at 10:00am. tomorrow's air show is also scheduled to start at 12, 30 with the blue angels set to take the air and 3 o'clock in the afternoon for a full list of this weekend's events and activities. you can go to our website kron 4 dot com. usually the marina green is the best place to view the air show along with the san francisco maritime historical park and all of those parks there on the base of russian hill. but if the sticking around, you can check out the embarcadero or you can head to the north bay sausalito the waterfront there. they provide some fantastic vantage points of the air show as well. >> other news tonight, several las vegas showgirls are speaking out after they were attacked on the las vegas strip. police say a man stabbed 8 people killed. 2 of them in a random attack. now those affected are grieving while trying to come to terms with what happened. >> city. and we knew >> you i me he has an this is a safe job. >> there are cops everywhere. no places films more than the las vegas strip. >> we are learning more about the man accused of carrying out that attack. 32 year-old yoni barrios remains behind bars tonight. he's not from las vegas. the arrest report shows barrios is originally from guatemala. until recently he was living at a los angeles address without u.s. citizenship outside court friday. the da said citizenship will likely not affect the proceedings but his mental competency might. >> it really doesn't affect it at all. whether he is a citizen or not. we're going to proceed based upon the evidence. in this case. it's not unusual a person who's charged with crimes like this under this scenario for his lawyer want to look into his mental health status. that would not be a surprise of all. >> the district attorney says the death penalty is a potential option. daario says arrest report indicates that he talked to a janitor at the wynn about jobs there minutes before the deadly stabbings, even asking that worker to call u.s. immigration to get him. >> back to guatemala. >> in world news tonight, government officials revealed the north korean projectiles that landed off japan's coast were ballistic missiles and marks north korea's 7th launch since september. 25th, the 2 missiles landed in japan's exclusive economic zone. japanese officials say they first thought the country had fired them from a submarine or a ship. this marks the far this to project out from north korea has ever gone. south korean officials say they detected the 2 missiles nearly a minute after both blasted off and world news truck bomb caused the bridge to catch fire. >> partially collapse in russia. 3 people were killed. that bridge links russia annexed crimea and crimea with the country. it key supply artery from moscow's war efforts in the southern ukraine. the speaker of crime is kremlin-backed regional parliament immediately accused ukraine. ukrainian officials have repeatedly threatened to strike the bridge and pfizer to president volodymyr zelensky posted a message on twitter saying the explosion was just the beginning. >> and 10 people are dead, 8 injured after a gas station exploded in ireland. search and rescue crews remained on scene today for those who may be trapped in the rubble. heavy machinery help with the process by removing large pieces of concrete and debris. police say they're still investigating the cause of the explosion at the apple green gas station. the victims included a girl teenage boy teenage girl. 3 women and formats. take a look at this. a sea lion and alaska, very large sea lion in alaska caught on video making its way home from an rv park under the cover of night. you can barely see it there. but >> the footage here was released by the valdez police department. you can see him once he starts moving. it shows the sea lion at eagles. rest rv park. >> yeah, police there say the animal was tired and possibly searching for some snacks at a nearby cass station and with some help and hurting by valdez police officers, the animal was able to get back to the sea. >> big boy. all right. still ahead, the nfl modifying its concussion protocol. what prompted the change? >> and next in sports, draymond green talking to the media for the first time today in regards to his fight at practice with jordan poole. we'll have his words next. >> new at 10, the national football league and the players, nfl players association have agreed to modify the league's concussion protocol. this change comes following a joint investigation into the leaks procedures after miami dolphins quarterback tua tagovailoa suffered an injury against the buffalo bills last month. the league and players union said in a joint statement today, the dolphins follow the league's protocol after the injury. but the outcome of the time buy case was not what was intended when that protocol was drafted as a result, language addressing abnormalities of balance and stability were added to the league's protocol. >> kron 4 sports. a lot to talk about in the sports world. but the big story here in the bay area, draymond green, who met with the press today for the first time. >> since his fight that took place at practice with jordan poole last wednesday. green looking a little reserved in composed today as he made and opening statement and then fielded questions from the media. this year is on video of green and pool with a couple of arguments that have happened there in the past there on the hardwood. green is not practice with the team since that incident and said that he would be stepping away from the team for an unspecified amount of time. well away from the warriors, he will be working on himself and recalibrate recalibrating. well, giving the guys in the team some space green was asked if he had seeing the video that leaked to tmz and if he had what were his thoughts? >> i watched the video 15 times, maybe more because when i watched a video on looking at the video, i'm like yo, this looks awful. but this looks even worse than i thought it was. but that it. then i had to take a step back to realize that this video was actually released this way. to look that way. it's an audio. this video. it's a video that custom me walking right to him, you know, and so. the video serves the purpose that it was supposed to serve. and it had me in the same eyes that of like, wow, this is terrible. this is awful. and by the way, it is terrible and it is awful like just because of the way the video is cut up and is not released with audi on all those nay. what i did was wrong. >> and short violence is not the answer. but the way the mets looking for a win over the padres and to tie the series one game, each about in the 5th scored tied to the mets slugger pete alonso. the polar bear dips down ropes. this shot to left field deep into the seats. mets go up 3 to 2. they add on to their lead in the bottom of the 7th inning here with the bases loaded and nobody out. national league batting champion jeff mcneil rips a shot through the drawn-in infield. 2 runs come in to score. that makes it 5 to 2 metropolitans. they go on to win this game. 7 to 3 robert games happening tomorrow. back at citi field to decide this series. cardinals fans hoping even up their series with the phillies and stay alive. let's go to no score in the second inning when bryce harper blasts this one all the way into the seats up there in right field. michael kay on the call there. that makes it one nothing. philadelphia. >> phillies added a run on a sac fly. and that was that phillies win it 2, nothing. wow. cards fans not happy about this one. they move on to face the braves in the divisional series starting tuesday. and at last. well, look like the group blue jays are going to able to tie up the series of the mariners, their fans. yeah, they're feeling it. they jumped out to a 8, to one lead. but the mariners ended up fighting back. they're down. 3 runs in the 8th. pope is shut. ends up colliding. the george springer here. all 3 runs and of coming around to score the game ends up tied up at 9 yeah, fans not happy about that. george springer ends up getting card away. there. yeah. tough situation for the blue jays. so let's go to the top of 9th inning. we're all tied up at 9. yeah. adam frazier there as a briefing that one out to right field. the mariners and up and going up 10 to 9. they sweep toronto in rogers center. the fans are shocked there. mariners fans, though, on the other hand, thrilled about how this turned out. they're going to be traveling to houston to take on the astro's and their division series testify. well, complete opposite happening today in cleveland between the rays in the guardian, 16 pitchers combining for 39 strikeouts and no runs. and that happened until the bottom of the 15th. when the guardians rookie oscar gonzalez hits a leadoff home run to give cleveland one to nothing victory. a series sweep of the rays. the guardians are going to be heading to the bronx to face against the new york yankees in their divisional series starting tuesday in the bronx. let's go to the ice river, sharks and predators in game 2 in prague to open the nhl season. the game was tied one apiece in the second period when logan can shore there on ties it with this one time or in front. he's first goal of the nfl, the nhl season. let's get a look at that again. yeah, we saw that it happened so quick. sharks up to one now. we are in it tied up into predators. go on the attack. you know, niederreiter takes a pass at the side of the net. knocks it into the net proved to be the game winner. >> nato has 3 goals in the game. 3 goals in the 2 game. 7 sharks bettors go on to win 3 to shop and they the series one, right? that's your look at sports. noel, back to you. >> thanks, dan. convicted swindler and fake socialite anna sorokin also known as anna delvey has been released from u.s. immigration custody to house arrest in new york, saw rick and was convicted in 2019 of conning $275,000 from banks, hotels and wealthy new york or new yorkers to finance her lifestyle. she served 3 years in prison for larceny and theft and is now fighting deportation to germany after immigration. authorities say she overstayed her visa. sorkin's case became the basis for the netflix series inventing anna. it was released earlier this year. back here in california. starting this spring, you uc berkeley's going to be offering a nicki minaj course. it's called nicki minaj. the black barbie fmc and hip-hop. feminism. ys. it will encourage students to think about just impact on the hip-hop music industry connects to the broader historical social structures for and hip hop. sons. uc berkeley isn't the only college actually offering classes focused on celebrities this year. san diego state university. it's going to be offering a course focused on rapper bad bunny and his impact on latinx culture. texas state university also announcing they're offering the class focused on harry styles and the culture of the celebrity. and let's assign a very interesting stuff. all right. let's head up the space, right. nasa says that it's providing a public update on its dart mission on tuesday. >> the double asteroid redirection test was done in late september by striking an asteroid with an autonomous spacecraft as the world's first planetary defense mission. the mission's goal was to prove that the space agency was capable of changing the path of an asteroid with the kinetic impact. the space agency's briefing will be at 11 o'clock in the morning local time on tuesday and can be streamed on nasa's website. >> well, at 10, 52 still watching the fog. going to check it out for you hour by hour. and i have your 7 day forecast coming up after the break. >> in australia, a safari park is celebrating a baby boom, several baby animals have joined the zoo's population over the last week. a baby horse in zebra been born at the safari park since the beginning of october. and they have join to giraffe calves. 2 cheetah cubs, 3 african lion cubs and several creatures as new residents of this that looks like a hyena. yeah, i could be wrong. but know you're right. that is right? yes. so we maybe there was baby. what do you call those? >> baby high. you know, like what you call that? yeah, we're a little baby. then she shes i don't know it or maybe i don't know how i don't know. i just think of the hyena names from wine i can't think of the other ones. so it's only whether those videos? not so much here at home. that's going average fogged in. >> britney has been tracking the fog is going to stick around through tomorrow morning. yeah, we're going to be watching that fog. you can see it's still foggy at 10. 56 and really the theme as you wake up, trying to see that fog and around 11 o'clock, we'll get a little bit of a break is to come back. and so a lot to talk about with fog past has 12 45 you can near the coast are still have some foggy conditions. and as we fast, 42 o'clock same story. some foggy conditions all the way up to 5. 35 45? so again, a lot like today, we're going to see that fog again a break and they're going to see another fog. and i'm saying is because of fleet week, not to mention futurecast wind showing you breezy conditions across the area as well. your temperatures not going to be bad. yeah. seasonable temperatures for your morgan hill. 87 napa. 76 livermore. 86 and >> even half moon bay. we're at 59, but it's all about that 7 day forecast. so again, a little bit of a break tomorrow as we roll into the work week, we're going to be in the 80's. you can see that right there, inland bay. we're going to be the 70's and the coast in the 60's. so, you know, we're going to roll into october the seasonal on monday britney try and find a good spot tomorrow for. >> fleet week at. thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at 10. thanks for joining us. >> i feel blessed with the san francisco defense. that's the lesson the la rams learned monday night football. so great. just get back on and get momentum. now the forty-niners head to carolina and a panthers team with something to prove. they got a lot of over there. you've got much on. but the forty-niners are first place in the nfc west and looking to keep it that way. >> we've got everything we need just got