what a difficult time this is going to be they've got and you have. >> after more than 10 months of searching the remains of 24 year-old alexis, gabe of oakley have been felt a resident of plymouth notified the amador county sheriff's office that they found what they thought were human remains. a forensic dental specialist confirmed they belong to gate. >> relief that they know what happened in have to search any longer. but i can tell you that when my daughter, when i discovered that my daughter was truly debt. was the saddest day in my life and i didn't want to wake up the next morning. mark last his daughter, polly, was kidnapped and killed back in 1993. >> since then, his foundation has raised awareness about missing people. >> like i think what the family needs more than anything else is for tapping their trial gave went missing back in january. investigators believe she was killed by her ex-boyfriend, marshall jones. he was killed by police over the summer in washington. >> well, coming at officers with a knife due to the condition of alexis's remains. the city of oakley. officials believe there may never be a full recovery class as the gabe family did a great job keeping alexa's name in the media. they created a facebook page with more than 16,000 members to help bring alexa's home. he says that effort is imperative in cases like this. >> you have to keep it there because there are so many missing people. the law enforcement, it's forced to either end and but quick cases on the back burner simply because nothing is happening. >> alexa's father post in the help bring alexis gabe home facebook group. but there will be a media conference on monday. noel down. >> amanda, thank you. we do want to get your check of your 4 zone forecast tonight. taking a live look at the san mateo bridge. things seem to be looking pretty okay out there. yeah, it does. and doesn't look so bad when we saw the golden gate bridge before yeah. and let out there. but this seems like pretty easy driving for the time being re surround rig. as joining us now. >> with a look at your forecast, a recent yeah, certainly have a couple of storms making its way into the bay area. so let's track them hour by hour. but first, the big weather headlines because we're going to see 2 big storms in the coming days. the first one arriving sunday through monday morning. and then another one monday afternoon. through wednesday, we could get anywhere from about 3 quarters of an inch of rain to about an inch and a quarter of rain for most bay area cities. and we're tracking snow levels. believe it or not, some light snow showers could be possible in our highest peaks in the north bay dropping snow levels to as low as 3,000 feet. thanks to those snow flurries. so yet winter certainly coming into the bay area, even though the calendar says fall and we are going to see gusty winds as well sunday into monday with the first round of wet weather. 35 mile per hour wind speeds with stronger gusts. >> throughout our highest peaks overall, we're tracking widespread drizzle out there right now, especially along the coast. but we're going to see a fairly dry outlook sunday morning. also, partial clearing with that storm cloud cover increasing sunday night. the bulk of the wet weather and the heaviest rain overnight. so fortunately, while most of us are sleeping, expect about half an inch of rain or less with this second stronger storm, bringing us additional rain totals. pretty impressive with this model for monday afternoon through wednesday. so more on that and your full weekend outlook and what's ahead for your upcoming work week forecast in just a few minutes stand. well, back to you. all thanks a lot contra costa public works is distributing sandbags to residents. >> for free ahead of tomorrow's showers, one of the distribution centers is how homestead park in walnut creek. so if you're worried about flooding during the rainy season. >> you can pick up some of these bags and got to do is bring a shovel them. pick some of that up. these there are some other locations around the east bay, including in bay point martinez in richmond. we've got some more information about this on our website. kron 4 dot com. >> today new twitter ceo elon musk made his first big change for users of the social media platform. us twitter prepares to roll out blue check marks for paying customers. there are some concerns, though, about how that new verification system could be abused. kron four's gayle ong explains. elon musk has been tweeting about this new subscription service for a while now. i spoke with a media and consumer tech company adviser. >> he says charging people for the service is the right move. the changes on twitter now visible details of the latest software version began appearing on saturday on apple's app store. the update reads, quote, power to the people. >> your account will get a blue checkmark just like celebrities, companies and politicians. you already follow. the cost is $8 a month. musk has every right to figure out how to monetize these assets. and that's clearly the most visible warnings. >> neal zuckerman runs media practice for boston consulting group. >> a top firm that consults in the media space advertising is difficult. twitter's always had a struggle with pretty have moderate and distinctive ad units, not a standard ad unit like >> yeah. television ad new ceo elon musk says twitter subscribers will be able to see fewer ads and posts longer videos. but there is concern about false information and scammers just days ahead of the midterm elections, people could conceivably pay the fee and then change their name to impersonate a politician, celebrity or government agency. but i mean, we all those concerns and particularly highlighted with the anxiety. well, on the campaign trail in san francisco, governor gavin newsom weighed in on misinformation on twitter. and it's not just that platform. it's the weaponization of all social media. >> and how of facts spread like wildfire. how do you think it helps verify the uses that are indeed who they say they are, whether it's a checkmark. >> whether off of yeah. verified status. weathers literally stunned number of followers would have whether it's simply a url that's been proven to work. twitter push an ios update saturday outlining the changes but the blue checkmark feature is not yet live. a twitter employee tweeted out the subscription service, new blue. it's still being tested. the new changes at the social media platform come a day after widespread layoffs to cut costs. >> as more companies are pausing advertising on the platform. in a tweet, musk is saying he had no choice when it came to the mass layoffs because the company was losing more than 4 million dollars a day. and that everyone who exited was offered 3 months of severance, twitter, co-founder and former ceo jack dorsey is taking responsibility for the layoffs under musk in a tweet saturday, it reads in part, quote, i grew the company size too quickly. i apologize for that as a new chapter at twitter begins, zuckerman says charging people for the blue checkmark is a way for musk to raise more revenue. whether you're a business or an individual and in florence or or company. >> you use that check, mark, you use that super user power to manage yourself. so why shouldn't be allowed to march? what is arguably the best asset of the company? >> our request for cmment to twitter about the layoffs and blue checkmark. subscription have not been returned in the studio. gayle ong kron. 4 news. on the peninsula. a fiery late night crash left 2 people dead and 5 others injured. it happened last night and as kron four's philippe djegal reports, a witness says it was the result of a street race. >> just before 8 o'clock friday night, ben was driving from one high school football game in redwood city to another when he witnessed a deadly collision. reason. he was in the area of el camino and finger avenue times to portland, driving super >> car that shana now i just. the redwood city fire department says one of the 2 cars involved in the crash was on fire when firefighters redwood city police officers helped extinguish the flames. the 17 year-old driver and 2 passengers in the car survived the police and fire departments say the 2 passengers in the other vehicle died on scene. we had poll of 7 patients on scene. >> have 2 patients. >> that were outside of one of the vehicles on the sidewalk and more patients trapped in the vehicle on fire. 2 patients with another vehicle. and the 2 patients, a bystander best for. a vehicle pulled into a nearby apartment that we care to all of the surviving victims were treated at stanford hospital. police have not announced if drugs or alcohol were >> the day. do see some of off crazy. that actually happened. i saw first prize in the cars ended up on the sidewalk that the crash did not cause any damage to the buildings nearby. >> get all kron. 4 news. >> and the south, group of street racers are facing charges tonight after one of them struck a police officer. san jose police say 5 people driving in 3 cars were speeding around last night. one of the cars with stop near 7 trees boulevard in capitol expressway. that's when police say people riding in the 2 other cars began taunting the officers as one person was being arrested, that hans turned into a fight and one of the officers was hit in the face. the 5 suspects were arrested. they're now facing a series of charges, including felony assault. >> the union city police department offering free gun locks in an effort to promote gun safety. you can head over to their office and pick one up at the lobby. police to estimate about a 3rd of households with children ages 17 and younger, have a gun in the home. gun owners can take extra precautions when kids are present, including keeping guns out of reach and out of sight by storing them securely. and separately from ammunition. >> the race is on for california's attorney general. we hear from both candidates and their plans in that position. >> plus, how the bay area continues to show its solidarity with the people of iran and citizens in oakland continuing their initiative to keep. keep. >> the aap i community safe. mom, we need to talk to you about yiorgos. don't you think it's a little odd he showed up in your life right when you became a gigillionaire?! he's a gig-digger, mom! he's using you for your at&t fiber. now that it has hyper-gig speeds. he spends half day shirtless, playing vr games. kids. why do you think i became a gigillionaire in the first place? yes, i am yiorgos. we know. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber, now with speeds up to 5 gigs. limited availability. >> time now to get your check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. it was definitely fogged in pretty much all day long. and i'm actually do know is going to be fog and tomorrow as well or i i mean, it looks like you you can barely even see like the golden gate bridge. yeah, right now because it's just like all that that glare, right? on them. the moisture that's on there right now. number asa. yeah, we're going to notice a lot of fog and also that storm to reopening sunday night. but it is going to start out partly cloudy skies. so a chilly morning for your sunday with a pretty dry forecast for your sunday afternoon. but we do have that storm door reopening with the storm out in the pacific northwest. that's going to bring us quite a nice boost. as far as water precipitation goes the let's take a look outside half moon bay. we're tracking pretty poor visibility right along the bay area coastline. >> and even into our north bay valleys as well. high temperatures today, 48 degrees below average because of that storm cloud cover today. so very gloomy day low 70's for san jose. even santa rose in downtown san francisco. you should be flirting with 70's, but instead barely warming up into the low 60's. so let's take a look at temperatures out there right now. we are noticing that blanket of cloud cover overhead. temperatures gradually cooling down right now, but we're going to notice better clearing during the overnight hours into your sunday morning. and with that cool temperatures, especially for those of you in parts of our north bay valleys right now, though, downtown san francisco in oakland, 59 degrees with san jose and pittsburgh at 62 degrees. low 60's for but point rays and even to bron already cooling down into the mid-fifties. but let's take a look at how chilly it's going to get, especially for those of you in santa rosa. 39 degrees, widespread 40's and 50's for most of the bay area with san jose. the mall, the city overnight at 53 degrees and temperatures tomorrow. we are going to cool down 5 to 10 degrees below average. so slightly cooler forecast tomorrow compared to today. in fact, downtown san francisco not even warming up into the 60's. 59 degrees with mid 60's. for those of you in antioch, the mall, the city there, but half moon bay, 57 degrees. and don't forget, we do fall back tonight. so daylight saving time ends overnight and we're going to gain an hour of sleep tomorrow. so enjoy that. and we're going to track that storm door that's going to continue through midweek. a little bit of a break by thursday. and then next weekend, friday into saturday morning, we could see another round of wet weather with sunday into monday. more showers in the extended 10 at 10 outlook. so i'm really excited. this is exactly what we like to see this time of year that monday morning. will the commute hours get a lot of rain or will we have that break there? like morning commute hours? we're going to get yeah. like half an inch of rain or less overnight. so we could see some ponding on the roads. but overall it is going to be dry. but we're still going to notice some of the ground very saturated. then monday afternoon through wednesday, another round of wet weather. and then even some possible lightning. so scattered thunderstorms expected by tuesday and snow flurries in our highest peaks for north bay mountains. so here we go there. got me to thanks for bringing joy. thanks, guys. all right. in the south bay, after almost 2 hours searches santa clara police say they >> found an elderly man who went missing from his home. the man's phone last showed him in the area of metcalf road near some rugged terrain. and that's where they found his car and they began a search heavily wooded area. he was found disoriented and suffering from early stages of hypothermia. officers carried him out of that steep terrain for almost a half a mile. he was then taken to a local hospital. still no update on his condition tonight. >> the company citizen held a safety and resource fair in oakland today it was part of their 5 million dollar initiative to help stop asian hate the apps now offering about 20,000 free memberships, specifically for the aps community. the app normally cost $20 a year for a premium account. but violent crimes against asian americans in the bay area have been on the rise since the start of the pandemic. so they're trying to help them out by giving them free subscriptions. >> and san francisco, many people gathering this afternoon on the embarcadero and supported the people of iran. the group has been protesting for weeks since the death of 21 year-old mahsa amini amini died in the custody of iranian morality police after being in a coma for 3 days. the iranian police say she died from heart illness, but others believe she was severely beaten while in police custody. i mean, he's death in september sparked global outrage and protests against the iranian government. protesters say the movement is special because it's being led by women and the youth. >> kron 4 is your local election headquarters. governor gavin newsom stopping by manny's in san francisco today. >> joining local volunteers trying to encourage people to vote in addition to sending out a few tax to voters. newsom stressed the importance of next week's election saying rights are being rolled back across the country and californians need to make their voices heard. the governor also didn't shy away from saying the his party has more to do and to go on the offensive to fight this information. >> win or lose next week. i hope we take a good, hard look at what we're up against and how we can calibrate to the world around us. we can complain about it would do something that i'm doing florida, texas, how they're doing billboards and 7 states from trying to do my best. we need the democratic party at the next level. >> newsom says californians will decide who controls the house and the senate for that reason whether our democracl survives later adding that the stakes are pretty high. >> meantime, california voters will soon decide who should become the state attorney general for the next 4 years. capitol correspondent eytan wallace talked to republican candidate nathan hochman who's challenging incumbent rob bonta. >> hochman feels he is california's next attorney e n- general and office. he says it needs new leadership. just looking at this bus. and you know who and what it's all about. thank you very much. his name is nathan hochman. here's his picture. but the republican candidate for attorney general says even more important than that is his message plastered front and center, quote, stop the spiral of lawlessness. it's a message talking took across the state last month. the sea embarks on a multi-city bus tour urging californians to vote came in and incumbent attorney general rob bonta out. we caught up with talking one on one on his bus. >> why vote for nathan hochman? >> when voters are making the choice of the california attorney general of the need to ask themselves this question. who amongst these 2 candidates is going to keep you and your family more safe and secure for the next 4 years. my goal is to stop this spiral of lawlessness and bring back a spiral of lawfulness. >> a former federal prosecutor and u.s. assistant attorney general hochman says his 30 years in criminal justice prepare for the job among his top priorities deterring crime. something he argues starts with working hand-in-hand with law enforcement. i believe in a balanced. >> portion of agenda. partners with the police rather than treat them just as our enemy. it funds police departments. if you want to better hire, trained and supervised police force defund them. it ensures that all crimes happened portion of consequences. he says he'll take on district attorneys. he perceives as soft on crime, including los angeles, da george guest going on the california attorney general cannot fire a da hawk and promises he'll go after gas coal and in other ways remove him from any case in which he refuses to do his job and bring justice. >> to the people of los angeles county. >> i vowed to do that. hochman is what he describes as a moderate republica in a heavily democratic state on the ballot. you do have an r next to your name. are you concerned as a republican? >> the challenge is can be great to actually win in this blue state. she will certainly. but now you have 2 candidates. and what i believe is that the voters will look at the person rather than the party. k at the person's experience and their agenda and actually look at his record, his experience versus my because i believe when they do that, they'll conclude that nathan hochman is a superior choice for california attorney general. >> and tomorrow we'll hear directly from incumbents rob bonta about his message to californians and why he's asking for your vote. reporting here outside the california state capitol eytan wallace kron. 4 news. >> still ahead here at 9, it's been one year since the deadly crowd surge travis scott concert in texas. taking a look back at what happened look back at what happened after the break. this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our kids. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. domestic battery. embezzlement. misuse of public funds. lily mei not only stood by fremont's disgraced city manager instead of the victim. behind closed doors, she brokered a deal giving him hundreds of thousands of your tax dollars. we can't trust lily mei. aisha wahab is a leader we can count on to improve public safety, invest in schools, and lower costs for families. she's endorsed by the democratic party and planned parenthood. aisha wahab for state senate. this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our kids. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. >> singer and rapper aaron carter has passed away. he was found dead at his home in southern california today. carter reach triple platinum status with his sophomore album, aaron's party, which included hit singles like i want candy. he also earned acting credits through his appearance on shows like lizzie mcguire. aaron carter was just 34 years old. >> tonight are also mourning the one year since the deadly crowd surge at travis scott astroworld concert in texas. 10 people were killed. 25 others hospitalized. hundreds injured that night. victims ranging in age from 9 to 27 scott received widespread criticism for continuing his concert. even though people close to the stage, we're being crushed. they were trampled and had trouble breathing. others have accused festival organizers and law enforcement for not recognizing red flags as early as 10 o'clock in the morning. the day of the concert, experts say safety measures remain disorganized. a year later and only top legislation will prevent future tragedies. >> at least 2 people are dead after deadly tornadoes hit oklahoma and texas and oklahoma. a 90 year-old man was killed. authorities found him in his home after searching homes that were damaged by the storm. a 6 year-old girl drowned. and a 43 year-old man is still missing after their car was swept by water off of a bridge. there. it's still under investigation. whether or not the child's drowning was due to the storm. and in texas, authorities confirmed a person died as a result of tornado there as well. damage being assessed in both states at this time. >> coming up, we're getting, you know, oakland's mayoral candidates, city council, president pro tem sheng tao explains why she should be elected as the town's next leader. >> and we're tracking light scattered hit or miss rain and snow showers in this year. and that's going to be replaced with a winter storm warning by tomorrow afternoon. find out how much feet of snow this year. the expected to get in the coming days. my full forecast in just a few minutes. >> our top story this half-hour. kron 4 is your local election headquarters and this coming tuesday, oakland voters are going to be choosing a new mayor. yeah. we asked each candidate who met our polling criteria how they would address crime, homelessness and about their stance on the proposed a's ballpark. >> here's kron four's ella sogomonian is interview with chang tao. >> saint, how is the daughter of refugees who has lived in oakland her entire adult life tao graduated as valedictorian and merritt college with an associate's degree in paralegal studies then transferred to uc berkeley and graduated with a bachelor's and legal studies with a minor in city planning her experience with oakland city hall began a decade ago as a paid intern. and these last 4 years tell has served as council member most recently as president pro tem. it's about lifting those who have the least. it's about our march. nice communities. >> and here i do. i am to be honest, i'm tired of hearing about the potential of oakland. i want results result. striven. >> as far as cracking down on crime in oakland, tao has a multi-pronged approach, fill vacancies in opd by diversifying the force and hiring locals, invest in investigations with the help of a regional task force focus on violence prevention with youth programs like ceasefire and connecting them with paid jobs. but we know that cease-fire work because >> what cease-fire does is it goes out to those who are most likely to pick up the guns and pulled the trigger to to actually work with these folks to put down the guns. >> to take on homelessness tower does the preservation of current affordable housing and points to her track record for building 197 units in her own district. she shares her plans for attracting more construction to oakland. i'm actually a champion of getting a feasibility study >> completed through and around i f t that's an enhanced infrastructure financing. district. and so through this, the city would be able to ensure that we have the matching funds for developers to actually make sure that they develop deeply affordable, affordable and moderate rate cows. and finally town wants to keep the a's in oakland as long as the city benefits from the deal with the team. >> on the waterfront deal, she wants the a's to pay for game day and concert services like traffic flow give local vendors a reasonable rate to operate at the proposed ballpark and build 15% affordable housing on site and at least 20% off site. obviously the number one thing actually would be making sure that we have a hard backstop. >> in paper, black and white so that if their leadership changes that no one is confused that says no matter what happens. but the stadium, if the ace decided they're going to leave or stay that oaklanders and taxpayers will not be held responsible to pay for a penny of the financial debt the oakland a's will incur. >> for kron 4 news, i'm ella sogomonian. >> we do have all of our interviews with all oakland mayoral candidates posted online. you can watch them if you scan the qr code that you see on your screen or you can just visit kron 4 dot com. >> all right. we want to get you a check of your 4 zone forecast tonight. taking a live look at sfo. usually you can see kind of like a ridge line in the background. there may be something lit up. there's nothing back there. it just it. just a dark scene, but it i'm sure flights are probably fine, right? i haven't checked, but i know that we are going to get a lot more rain in the coming days. so definitely something too. >> keep an eye on if you're traveling this week. memories. rodriguez standing by with a look at our forecast. yeah. and a four-day stretch right around the corner. so let's take a look at that and also your forecast because >> we're tracking several feet of snow. so it's really going to look like a winter wonderland out there in the coming days, starting as early as tomorrow afternoon. we're going to be under a winter storm warning and a winter weather advisory for most of the sierra starting sunday afternoon through wednesday morning. so radar for right now. we are tracking light scattered hit or miss rain and snow showers mainly over south lake tahoe and kirkwood. but we are tracking a slick commute. also i-80 at donner summit. so if you do want to head out to this take advantage of tonight or sunday morning, because as you can see by sunday afternoon and sunday evening, that's when we're really going to start to notice those rain and snow showers really intensifying peaking on monday afternoon into tuesday. that's where we're going to get the bulk of not only the grain valley showers, but also the mountain snow throughout the highest peaks. so we're expecting about one to 2 feet of heavy snow for most of the sierra, but elevations above 7,000 feet, 2 to 4 feet of fresh powder with wind speeds along our valleys. >> 55 miles per hour. and also along the ridgecrest 100 miles per hour. wind speeds. so tomorrow temperatures in the mid 40's for truckee in south lake tahoe cooling down into the upper 30's by monday. and then by tuesday, perfect prime snowmaking conditions, mid 30's that are really going to get the bulk of that active weather. before we started writing clear out at least for the time being by wednesday afternoon. back to you, dan and well. >> all right, thanks a lot. in world news tonight, thousands of people pack downtown seoul to honor the victims killed in last weekend's halloween stampede. more than 150 people died. the mourners holding candles saying and listening to speeches, some carrying signs criticizing the south korean got korean government for not being prepared on tuesday. south korea's police chief took responsibility for the stampede saying police failed to respond to calls warning of an impending disaster. meanwhile, tensions are mounting between north and south korea tonight, north korea firing missiles into the sea today in response to u.s. and south korean military drills. us flew to supersonic bombers over south korea as a part of its joint drills. those drills started monday and we're supposed to end yesterday. they were extended today in response to north korean provocations this week, north korea test fired more than 30 missiles, including in intercontinental ballistic missile that prompted shelter warnings in japan. >> 15 people are dead. 5 others injured following a fire that broke out at a cafe and nightclub in western russia happened in a city about 200 miles north of moscow overnight. and another 250 were evacuated safely before the roof of that building collapsed. first responders say a person in the cafe used a flare gun during a fight which caused that fire a criminal investigation is underway to find the person who had that gun. >> an indigenous leader in peru's amazon region says his community is holding more than 90 riverboat passengers. hostages. he says it's to demand government attention and complaints of oil pollution. kelly beeson explains where the situation may go from here. >> these are photos of the hostage situation where at least 98 riverboat passengers, 23 of them foreigners were being held in peru's amazon region. store kaplan is a former special agent for the fbi who says these scenarios are not uncommon and travelers need to be aware once you step off u.s. soil, you're at the mercy of the different government and a different set of rules. there is an inherent risk. >> in that adventure in of itself. and so you just have to appreciate that risk and be willing to take it. and indigenous leader behind the hostage situation said he had asked the government of peru to declare an emergency to deal with the effects of oil pollution. the same leaders saying oil spills impacted not only the roughly 1000 inhabitants of his township, but nearly 80 other communities stating the people have had to drink water and eat fish contaminated with petroleum. >> without any government being concerned and the children have those poisons in their blood. the people suffer from stomach problems. that is every day cruise health ministry took blood samples in the region in 2016 and found that about half of the test showed levels of mercury and cadmium above levels recommended by the world health organization. while the outcome of the situation remains to be seen so far, peru's government has made no comment about the hostage situation was very friendly with the united states is it's really a tourist destination. i think the government to some extent may be embarrassed by what happened and they may address it to at least a face. >> that was killing the son who was reporting for us tonight. >> for your money prices at the pump continuing to decline. according to aaa, the statewide average for california is $5.47 a gallon here in the bay area. san francisco has the highest average 5.68 for a gallon of regular is what you'll be paying. napa. sonoma and san mateo counties are down just a couple of cents from their santa clara contra costa and alameda counties averaging around 5.50, a gallon marin county at 5.44. solano county is the cheapest at $5. and $0.37 a gallon. now, of course we've been talking about it isn't quite a bit of snow dumped and sierra. if you're thinking of taking a trip to tahoe sometime soon, you are better off filling up as you head up to the mountains. gas is going for $5 and $0.22 on average in sacramento county. that's about $0.40 cheaper. then what you'll find here in the bay, it's also cheaper than what you'll find in el dorado placer closer to tahoe. so just so you now. >> good to know. well, today, governor gavin newsom called for the legislature to take early action to ensure any federal student debt relief provided to californians would not be subject to state taxes. the proposal will the part of the governor's budget which will be released in january. california has nearly 4 million eligible borrowers of which about half are pell grant borrowers under president biden's proposal. the federal government will forgive up to $10,000 in student loans for individuals making less than 125,000 per year and up 20,000 for those who received a pell grant. >> well, the results are in. and did you win tonight's winning numbers are in for the powerball there. 28 45? >> 53. 56. 69 20. the jackpot is 1.6 billion dollars is the world's biggest lottery prize. ever. wow. even the lump sum option is worth over. 700, 18 million bucks. we haven't heard of any winners just yet. these were pulled over an hour ago, almost 2 hours. so usually around now is when we kind of starh to hear whether or not there was a. >> there was an actual a winning ticket. so fingers crossed. maybe now 1, 1, so that i can actually last night. that it monday, wednesday and saturday as right, yeah, yes. and will be monday, if not, but we'll see where we're still waiting. >> for results here. all right. smashing pumpkins, a great band. you're probably thinking, right? but how about an idea for throwing out those old pumpkins? gaynor hall explains. >> taking the a whack at the pumpkins is actually helping the environment. >> instead of the it allows you to get a little aggression out. >> it's very tomkins, worse man at the plant, chicago in the back of the yards neighborhood rallies amazed it like how much aggression like little kids seem to have like you had a baseball bat mill just go to town on on the pumpkin. >> can smash is an annual event held on the first saturday after halloween. your weather is the circular economy operations planned chicago. we're kind of is based on the idea of. >> take make so the idea of a circular economy is that. >> the resources are always in circulation. >> dumped in landfills. decomposing pumpkins can release methane gas contributing to climate change rather than, you know, filling the city trash cans and landfills with organic material, hoping to encourage people and introduce them to the idea of composting. >> all these pumpkins that are collected, these pumpkin smash events get sent to a composting facility where they get turned into a finished compost and then soil. >> giving old pumpkins new life. webber says it's part of the organization's mission, reducing waste and cultivating innovation. it's working with. >> small growers, it's working with other small businesses. our neighbors down the street and and helping them be as sustainable as they as they possibly can be. >> in the back of the yards, gaynor hall. >> some good ideas. also good people say you can drop them off at different zoos and things like that because it's as long as they're still good and not moldy just yet. and you want to get rid of them before they get moldy, you can drop him off to the to the animal. yeah. seems like the hippos like just make light and yeah. all right. well, coming up in sports, dusty baker was just 6 outs away from a world series title in 2002 when he was. >> head of the giants 12 to 20 years. but johnny, the finally a manager >> of the world series champion will have the highlights in the celebration next. in sports. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> well, the astros came home to houston needing one win over the phillies to secure their second world series title in 5 years. more importantly, it would give future hall of famer dusty baker, his first world series title as a manager of this is the close is the former giants manager. baker has been to a world series since 2002 when the angels beat the giants in 7 games. let's go to the action here. game scoreless until the 6th inning. >> when kyle schwarber dips down and golf swings that went out into right field. that big flies out of here. phillies take a one to nothing lead schwarber. 3rd home run his last 4 games with the astros came right back. one out 2 on your dan alvarez. they call him air your van and for a reason. a monster. a shot to dead center field off of jose alvarado 450 feet on this one. three-run blast with the astro's up on top and in continued with this line are out to left field. bregman comes around to score 4 to one astro's. yeah. they were feeling pretty good about themselves. vasquez here. yeah, he does. the steph curry night night pose after his hit. and let's go to the last out of the game. the astro's and of celebrating as a foul ball gets caught. pandemonium there. and houston first victory for the world series champ since 2017. dusty baker's first one as a manager. he has led 5 different clubs, 2 division titles in the playoffs. and tonight he got his biggest win of his managerial career. >> what's >> next? hot stove. all right. let's talk about college football. washington state paid a visit down to the cardinal yeah, here's the action out there on the field. wasn't a pleasant one for the home team. yeah. the ball in to get loose here. cougars were up. 21 to 7. yeah. stanford quarterback ashes daniel yet to run it in. yeah. runs into a wall cougars. the fumble as you saw there, jayden hicks picks it up 17 yards in for the score. cougars up. 28 7, the on site here continuing on 4th and 3 from the stanford. 9 cameron ward toss perfect pass. there. the donovan dolly ward had 2 touchdown passes, ran for a 3rd washington state. up to 35 to 7 cougar running back. nikia watson. 16 carries one. 66 41 of them on the ground on this touchdown ends the half washington state with a beat down. 52 to 14. the cardinals lost 6 of its last 7 conference games for the first time since 2006 big football game in the southeast. >> rainy one in georgia for number one ranked tennessee as the bulldogs head of the volunteers, their first loss of the season, georgia up 7, 3, in the first. the mailman delivers stetson. bennett play fake rolls to his right finds ladd mcconkey all the way in the end zone and alone because he got behind the defense for this 37 yard hookup. georgia goes up 14 to 3 bulldogs ad out in the 2nd quarter here from the volunteers. 5. then it hits marcus rosemead jack saying what a name and what a catch in the back of the end zone for the touchdown dice. look at it. there again. gets both feet in for the score. georgia goes on to win 27 to 13. yeah. they jump in the first place alone atop the sec standings and they're looking to be named the nation's number one football team in the country with those new rankings come out next week and yes, fine. i will do it well for an eye and gives in. >> go or producer and so excited and the right did they bark? i don't know they're like they're bulldogs straight gordon now be >> be >> let's talk a little bit about our forecast. here's a live look at the embarcadero looks black and white out there right or evening. yeah, which it feels that way. it feels like a >> rainy paris movie because of just been in a lot of moisture and we're going to keep getting and it's a little cold in rig as has the details every various and gloomy out there in the bay area. certainly the let's take a look at temperatures out there right now starting to cool down into the low 50's for those of you in bodega bay. 52 degrees. the mildest city, san jose at 62 degrees with everything else in between. so we're slowly but surely cooling down tonight. but that thick blanket of storm cloud cover overhead that did bring us some widespread drizzle today and even into tonight. we are going to see a few breaks in the clouds, though, overnight through your sunday morning. but it is going to be a very chilly start. but then we're going to notice that increase in storm cloud cover by late sunday afternoon into early sunday evening. and then the storm door going to swing wide open. and this is exactly what we want to see this time of year for wet season pockets of light to moderate rain. first arriving for those of you in the north bay. 8, 9 o'clock for your sunday night. and then shortly before midnight that some are going to start to notice those bands of rain making its way off the coast, heading inland into the bay area, becoming more widespread during the overnight hours. so fortunately, this is going to be an overnight storm, but we are going to dry out just in time for your monday morning commute. but just be careful with slick roads and ponding as well. because we're expected to get about half an inch of rain or less. >> from this first round of wet weather temperatures tomorrow, though, 5 to 10 degrees below average. in fact, we should be in the low 70's this time of year. check out conquered livermore in san jose barely in the low 60's with antioch, the mall, the city at 63 degrees in half moon bay. 57 degrees for your daytime high. so cold showers monday, thunderstorms with scattered showers by tuesday. the most active day could even see snow levels dropping to as low as 3,000 feet, mainly for north bay mountains. and then we're going to see scattered showers wednesday morning. the driest day will be thursday with more rain arriving friday. you're 10 at 10 outlook with more rain icons. coming up at 10 o'clock. so stay tuned. back to dan in a while. risa, thank you. after the break, don't college? >> doggie diner. this is an elegant experience for pets. and it's the kind of thing you only find here in the bay. domestic battery. embezzlement. misuse of public funds. lily mei not only stood by fremont's disgraced city manager instead of the victim. behind closed doors, she brokered a deal giving him hundreds of thousands of your tax dollars. we can't trust lily mei. aisha wahab is a leader we can count on to improve public safety, invest in schools, and lower costs for families. she's endorsed by the democratic party and planned parenthood. aisha wahab for state senate. well, if your dogs having a rough day, there's a new business in san francisco, turning heads and wagging tails promising an experience that some might call indulgent. yes, stephanie lin takes us inside to this dog on delicious restaurant. >> for your furry friend. >> this is maryland. my 5 year-old shetland sheepdogs but eu and today he joins the other pups in san francisco. now able to get a literal taste of the life today. it's going to be thanksgiving inspired menu, sinking their teeth into what chef romulus our way describes as pastor raised grass-fed meat, seasonal and organic vegetables. so it's biologically appropriate species, appropriate food to honor them as a handcrafted cuisine unleashed at do in the mission its core. we are a fresh food company for just adds everything on the menu is good enough for people to only. >> have you got to that is it's not me for the human palate. check out their $70. chef's tasting menu. >> the first course sliced organic yams with cream followed by turkey and mashed cauliflower in crazy to higher price tag, not giving shoppers pas. i think it's fine. you know, we're by and we sell the having tea on the table. i don't know. and it's like, yeah, doing a pretty you know, she hits the for customer bo hue. his dog's birthday is worth a little indulgence. >> know much about so long and for some dog parents in the bay area. that means the gift of an extra special treat that fetches top dollar prices. >> it's for some i don't know that 75 to like, i don't know how much a bag of dog. but multiple meals. yeah. enjoy at home. >> you know, to leave their own doak. i like that. from there. you know, your dog foods home $20 $75.75. $1 meal. okay. >> stick with us. we've got companies that coming up. this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our kids. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. this is what voting yes on prop 31 means. yes on 31 ends the sale of candy flavored tobacco products. yes, stops big tobacco from targeting our kids. yes, protects kids from nicotine addiction. vote yes on 31. >> when fun time