employees for much of the day. ktvu is jana katsuyama live now outside with what we've learned about the visit, and when he might be back, jenna. well julian mike, i talked to some people who said that they saw him standing outside the building. they were wondering who the guy was with the sink. and then they recognized it was elon musk. they say that he didn't come with a big entourage. there. maybe three or four people there, and they said that a short time later, they saw his tweet. elon musk posted a video of himself in san francisco wednesday with a line entering twitter headquarters. let that sink in, and there he was literally carrying a sink. this comes after months of declaring his intention to buy the social media company, then trying to back out and finally a battle in the courts as twitter's board sued to prevent him from reneging on the deal, musk signaled his intentions wednesday, renaming his twitter account title as chief twit. he posted another tweet at 2 39. pm in a lot of cool people at twitter today. and tweets from twitter employees popped up through the day showing musk at the office. musk reportedly told staff that any notion he would cut 75% of the employees is not true. the court in delaware gave musk a friday deadline to close the $44 billion deal, and musk has reportedly begun having banks process $13 billion of his payments when its management as exemplified with the sort of bold confidence that elon musk will bring. there have to be moderating voices within the organization. dan more. a uc berkeley professor at the hospice nous school, is an expert on leadership and confidence, he says. musk's track record shows a risk of overconfidence that could be a detriment to twitter and his other companies. tesla and space x overconfident leaders gather organizations into all sorts of trouble. and musk provides many examples, including his poorly conceived tweet about taking tesla private. having funding lined up, they wound up in an investigation by the sec. more says if musk does take twitter private without a board of directors, the question is who will balance musk's ego and control of the company? why is responsible leaders? with healthy egos will seek out criticism and doubt themselves when choosing courses of action second guessing whether their initial impulses might be wrong. and again, the deadline is just two days away, and musk is expected to talk with the employees again on friday, julie so while we don't know for sure yet what he intends to do as far as job cuts did you get a sense janet from talking to people in and around, maybe the neighborhood there of how they feel about having elon musk there to take over. well a lot of people are hoping that there aren't any job cuts, and they're also hoping that more of the twitter employees will come back downtown. this has been difficult for them during the pandemic. some of the twitter employees were very reluctant to talk understandable, given the concern over what happens when there's a change in the management, so we'll have to wait and see how things go on friday. alright jana katsuyama live tonight in san francisco. thanks, janna. elon musk. tesla is reportedly under criminal investigation by the justice department over its autopilot feature. writer says the doj launched the probe last year after more than a dozen crashes when that feature was engaged prosecutors in washington and san francisco reportedly looking into whether tesla misled customers and regulators. tesla has touted the self driving software but has also included warnings that drivers need to keep their hands on the wheel when using that technology. in san jose. police say a woman suffered life threatening injuries in a stabbing this evening, officers were called the daffodil way right near williams road. in west san jose , just after six o'clock where they found the victim. so far, police have not released any information about the attacker or the circumstances of the stabbing will bring you more information about the case as we do, get it into our newsroom now to a story we have been following three people have been arrested in connection with a shooting near the u. c. berkeley campus that left one person dead and three others hurt. berkeley police say they arrested andy gutierrez rebollo and michael monroy ramos on murder and attempted murder charges. a third person, jessica munroe faces charges of being an accessory 29 year old delay matete metaphor was killed on october 8th. when gunfire broke out at telegraph and durant just south of campus. the shooting prompted u. c berkeley to hire private security around some nearby dormitories in fairfield today, police say a student was arrested with a loaded gun, armijo high school, a school resource officer, learned that the boy had threatened to harm another student and what they called an ongoing issue between the two during a search of his backpack. they found a loaded glock style pistol with an extended magazine. the kid that was or the student rather was taking the solano county juvenile hall mayor speaking out tonight after he says he was physically attacked after giving a speech. as ktvu crime reporter henry lee tells us, this is just the latest attack in a series of incidents tied the city business. i hear my name. hey lamar, where you where have you been at? where have you been? at lamar thorpe says a man started calling his name after he gave a speech at a chamber of commerce luncheon. the two were in the parking lot at the lone tree golf and event center in anya is familiar to me, not necessarily a supporter. not necessarily someone hawaii agree with politically or ideologically. in fact, thorpe says the man was part of a failed effort to recall him and that he had been nursing a grudge since at least the fourth of july. that's when the mayor said he saw the man and asked him how the signature gathering effort went fast forward to tuesday afternoon at the golf course. the mayor said the man told him were you harassed me? you harass me like this at the fourth of july, and now i've been waiting to get back at you. he said the man kept getting louder and louder and then punched him in the chest. the mayor says he then blocked a second punch hit me right here. i couldn't believe that he did that. and so, of course, now i'm just i'm now getting louder. don't touch me. don't put your hands on me, police recalled. officers took statements from both the mayor and the man who denied punching thorpe. says his share of detractors who have criticized him for previous sex harassment settlement and a d u i arrest by the chp. i'm not responding to their nonsense because they're just hiding behind the fact. that we're creating reform. structural reforms in this city has spearheaded reform measures at the police department, where at least 11 officers are under investigation by the fbi. and contra costa county, d. a. the mayor says his opponents are energized by blogs that, he say clearly fuel racism. the reality is that they hate that we keep in franchise people that look like you and me. this is what this comes down to the says he'll persevere even in the face of attacks back in may, someone said, his fence on fire, he says he's been accosted at his home and out in public. and it. i don't know what the only difference is here is that other than our predecessors were white, and we're black. that's not right. no arrests have been made in the golf course incident. please tell me this is a he said. he said situation involving in most a misdemeanor and that they will ford they're fighting to the d. a s office for review in any henry lee ktvu, fox two news. new attend a light up the night celebration took place this evening in san francisco's visitation valley district and supervisor and board president salmon walton joined visitation valley community members and small businesses to light the night on leland avenue lights were strong in the area, and stores and restaurants stayed open later to welcome shoppers and diners come together. uh with the virgins and the community, uh, to bring the celebration about, um, our supervisor be here and just to get the word out about what's happening here on leland make people want to come out at night more and help our businesses. leland avenue is a small commercial corridor that spans about three blocks from bayshore boulevard to rutland street. tonight's powerball drawing brought out the crowds, all looking to get their hands on that $700 million. and here are the winning numbers drawn just a couple hours ago. 1936 37 46 56 that powerball there on your screen is 24 ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live tonight in san jose outside a 7 11 in la monica. i mean, that's a pretty hot spot there because some people think that 7 11 stores actually a lucky charm. yes they do. you know, one customer told me that he always buys his lottery tickets at the 7 11 and after someone 1 $247 million in the mega millions lottery game last month, he said he had to get his tickets right here. alright, brother. good luck. thank you guys. we'll see you. donovan stanton senior says there's no better place for him to play the lottery than the 7 11 store on user and meridians in san jose scratches here and i let the kids scratch them because i have bad luck. and when they scratch them, they seem to win. so they're not 18 so they can't catch stanton send millions across the country bought tickets for wednesday night's estimated $700 million powerball game, the seventh largest prize in the drawings. history no ticket matched all six numbers in the games last drawing on monday. i have a friend who wants me to buy a ticket and split with her. so that would be good enough for me. this 7 11 store also sold one of the two winning tickets from last month. mega millions game the ticket was worth $247 million, and now powerful is a big 1 700 million and many customers come here because this story is a lucky one. so by that fun, and we wish them like here are tonight's winning numbers, starting out with the number 46 a winning ticket must match the numbers on all five white balls and the red powerball in the drawing, whoever will win good luck to them. good luck to me. god will provide. now i want to point out that this sign just over my shoulder just turned to 800 million in the last couple of minutes since we've been standing here, so people are really buying those lottery tickets. but again, if you decide to get the lump sum, you're going to get at least $335 million. mike monica. just stay with me here because california lottery's just tweeting out something that no one actually hit the big jackpot. but that two tickets in california actually had all five numbers one in southern california and one in the south bay in las cotto's someone hit all five but not the powerball. i don't know if you were in los gatos at all. did you buy a ticket there? i did not. i bought it here because i was hoping to get lucky. you know, they want a whole lot of money here last month, so i didn't get to take it in los gatos and hit five of the six so good for them . alright. lamonica peters live tonight in san jose lamonica. thank you for that. in san francisco, the fire commission tonight honored a group of teachers. they're all credited with rescuing elderly residents from a burning building near their school back in may. the fire broke out at a senior citizen coop on inca lane in san francisco's western edition. five teachers at rosa parks elementary saw the smoke and flames and then rushed right over to help evacuate residents . and tonight they were formally honored for their heroic effort. it was a scary moment. but, um. you know that it was funny that the kids were actually scared, too. but once they realize that we're all okay. um we kind of reflected and thank you for the acknowledgement for what we did , and the firefighters were amazing as well. so thank you. thank you to the firefighters that were there. they did make me feel safe. and i felt like, um, i was doing a little part, but they were doing a lot of the work, but thank you for thank you for the recognition. the other teachers honored our vincent reyes, ruben guzman and zakariyah marlin. seven people were hurt in the fire and 18 were displaced. six year old boy hit by a car that kept going tonight. the search for the driver and new video that chp officers hope will help the bay area has separate 22 straight la nina weather patterns, which means a dry winter. so what are the chances of a third straight year that forecast is up next? also a protest today in san francisco over plans send foreign troops to haiti, the human rights organizations calling on the biden administration to take action. all is hoping someone can help identify a driver who hit a six year old boy and kept going. it happened in castro valley yesterday evening at about 5 30 on nunes avenue, just off of castro valley boulevard. ktvu is amanda amanda quintana is there with the new video just released tonight, amanda. well, there is some good news tonight. that boy was released from the hospital this afternoon. i'm told he's home with family and doing okay . he was hit as he was crossing the street here on the way to this karate studio. surveillance video from across the street is blurry, but chp says they can still see the moment a white suv turns off of castro valley boulevard onto nunes avenue and immediately hits a little boy in the street. he was left in the street injured, um and the driver didn't seem to care to stop and check on his welfare. daniel jackal, wits with chp says that boy was heading to a karate studio with his mom and brother, he says as parents outside rushed to help him. the car slightly breaks before taking king off again. the driver may been aware that they struck something. um they either felt something hit their car and they had that kind of like, oh, boy. curious moment. parents at the karate studio couldn't believe someone would hit a child and keep driving. can't imagine it. and we live just on the next corner, so it's like they went right by my house. so it's even scarier. jim mcintyre saw the fire trucks and ambulances shocked to find out a child was hit. i did not realize it was a hit and run until today , and not just just broke. my heart was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries, but luckily he recovered well and was downgraded to moderate condition before being released wednesday afternoon. now chp is asking for the public's help locating the person that hit him ready to charge them with felony hit and run if you are involved in a crime cash. makes things so much easier if you just stop take responsibility for actions and come forward and work with police if you leave the scene of the crash, whether it's a minor injury or a major injury constitutes a felony car looks like a white midsize suv possibly afford or nissan, likely with front end damage to the right side, chp says they want to hear the driver's side of the story i can hope is that maybe they didn't even realize that they hit something. small kid and a big suv. maybe you didn't even feel it. you know, i hope that's the case and that there was someone callous enough to just drive away. because that video is so hard to see. chp is really hoping that the community can help identify that driver. they say the public has been able to help in the past, so they're hoping they can again. they're also looking for any home surveillance video that might have caught that driver getting away live in castro valley. amanda quintana ktvu fax two news yeah, and thankfully, that little boy wasn't critically heard and is now home now with his family, amanda. thank you. police have now identified the two men charged in connection with the death of a woman who has burned body was found on a hiking trail in antioch's 32 year old ashton montalvo and 39 year old d'angelo larayedh. boone each face a two count felony complaint for arson and mutilation. montalvo has two special allegations due to a prior conviction for first degree burglary. the body of 25 year old michaela sharman was found october 17th on the trail near gentry town. dr police say the circumstances of her death are still under investigation. demonstrations were held right outside the san francisco federal building this afternoon to protest foreign military intervention in haiti. julie haener breathe. a broad range of human rights organizations came together to oppose the biden administrations resolution for an international military deployment to haiti. the deployment would consist of foreign troops in order to help quell the current health and security crisis. this is this is completely grassroots struggle for freedom. it's not a power play between different powers and the people of haiti. wanting to be free. and of course, the united states is totally against you know who wants to dominate haiti, especially since haiti is a black republic. protesters are demanding that speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, opposed the plan to send more foreign troops to haiti and to also stop deporting haitian refugees from the united states. two straight winters of la nina weather pattern is not unusual, but three straight lending me a weather patterns. dryness out during the wintertime is unusual . that hasn't happened for 70 years. let's explain to is a complex weather patterns resulting from various ocean temperature changes in the ecuadorian pacific and the national oceanic and atmospheric administration has weighed in saying this. your typical anemia pattern brings all the wet weather to the pacific. northwest at least southern california on the dry side, and we're smack in between meaning. i haven't had chance of our third consecutive dry winter, but look at this right now. rainfall outlook october 27th through the 31st halloween were on the border at some precipitation, but this is promising november 1st and second our computer models, the latest run just coming in a couple of minutes ago, suggests that we will indeed have measurable precipitation right here in the bay area. computer models are kind of arguing about it. one thing is certain. we will turn windier and colder. we will detail this forecast and the uncertainty of it. that's still later on in this newscast . november alright, roberta. thank you. californians with student loans are being urged to take advantage of federal resources to get rid of their debt. us senator alex padilla held a virtual briefing today with student loan holders and the california department of financial protection and innovation. he discussed the biden administration student debt relief plan and its effect on californians. senator padilla is encouraging people to apply for the debt relief despite ongoing legal challenges to the plan. between the courts and us , uh the application process remains open and the federal government is still actively receiving and reviewing applications. you've heard from the court. you heard it from the president. you hear from the secretary of education, and you're hearing it from me. the program is to open to receiving applications. eligible borrowers with federal student loans can apply right now for relief by filling out an online application at student aid dot gov. police make two arrests in connection with an armed robbery at a san jose bakery. also how was stabbing adam marin county elementary school is raising new questions about security upgrades that were never completed. also ahead tonight, a former politician accused of killing a journalist pleaded not guilty in court today, the latest on this investigation out of las vegas. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. critical condition. that stabbing happened on monday night at linwood elementary school. and tonight we're learning that many plans security upgrades there were never completed ktvu, brooks jarocz explains. right now, safety and security are top of mind for parents, said linwood elementary school in novato, perhaps adding cameras and just beefing it up all around. we really need it. police after school stabbing monday night, has a 16 year old in critical condition of 17. you're old was also hurt what played out on campus is under investigation, and that has raised questions about school security measures. i don't believe we actually have video cameras of the district could do. some camera work. that would be fantastic for sure. but records show that was always part of the facilities plan dating back to 2016 safety and security are on the school's priority list. the community asked for cameras along with lighting, fencing, a p a system and better alarms. six years later, little progress, the same requests and complaints. there's been freaking and smoke. look into the bathrooms on a constant basis. there's been windows broken from the library to the kindergarten play yard, nevado police tell me they've had a handful of calls this year for juvenile disturbances in minor theft, but nothing out of the ordinary. still investigators say they advocate for school cameras to help solve crimes. district documents list more than $1 million plan for linwood security system but it's unclear if any of that money has ever been spent. marin county superintendent mary jane burke says in this stabbing incident surveillance would not have changed. the outcome are a law enforcement was available and at the scene within minutes, so this wasn't about security camera. i mean at all. still she called a virtual meeting for thursday between school officials and law enforcement agencies. the discussion will focus on solutions and be shared with the public friday in a community that understands that we are interconnected. whether during the school day after a school day and that all of the partners, um need to work together to address any issues, and particularly those involving safety of our students. the nevada unified school district has a special board meeting scheduled for early december to discuss the remaining funds to cover the needs in the 2016 facilities. master plan. brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. 10, former nevada politician robert telus pleaded not guilty in court on charges he killed the last vegas investigative journalists tell us who is the former clark county public administrator was formally indicted last week in 69 year old jeff germans murder chairman was found dead from multiple stab wounds right outside his home on september 2nd. police say dna found underneath germans fingernails, along with surveillance video helped investigators link robert tell us to the killing. chairman had written stories about allegations of mismanagement and tells his handling of the public administrator's office during today's proceedings. the prosecutor told the judge that the state will not seek the death penalty against telus. he is scheduled to be back in court for a status check on november 2nd. to oakland mayoral candidates teaming up ahead of election day the new partnership in what other candidates are saying about it, plus a price gouging penalty. to put money back in the pockets of people that are being taken advantage of it. governor gavin newsom continuing his spat with oil companies is accusations of price gouging and ripping off californians cl more than a year ago and tonight cornerback for the san francisc the active rose on his progress later in sports , as the niners prepared to take on the rams also tiktok in hot water tonight, the new report shedding line on the alleged information being collected by e company. vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes those making over $2 million a year. no one else pays a penny. 30 will reduce the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to breathe. this is about our kids' future. omar: prop 30 helps contain fires and combat tailpipe emissions. vote yes on 30. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. california, soumountains,u? oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corporations behind prop 27 look at california, they see nothing but suckers. they wrote prop 27 to give themselves 90% of the profits from online sports betting in california. other states get much more. why is prop 27 such a suckers deal for california? because the corporations didn't write it for us. they wrote it for themselves. i've suspects involved in an armed robbery at a popular bakery in san jose, have been arrested, police say 21 year old sterling smith and four teenagers between the ages of 14 and 17 are now in custody. one suspect, brian macias has not not been located. this robbery happened back in august at peter's bakery on alum rock avenue. surveillance footage shows that thieves inside that bakery employees say they were carrying knives and demanding cash. police say all five suspects also broke into ortigas food center about 45 minutes before robbie in peter's bakery. anyone with information on the whereabouts of that fifth suspect is asked to call police gavin newsom is doubling down on his criticism of oil companies after valero released its latest earnings report as ktvu political reporter greg lee tells us the governor blames oil companies for the state's high gas prices and accuses them of price gouging. they're screwing you. they're taking advantage of you gouging you following sunday's gubernatorial debate. governor gavin newsom continues slamming oil companies, accusing them of ripping californians off at the pump the third quarter profits that comes out next week and the week after and we'll see if they had your back during this stressful time. we'll see if the oil companies had your back this week, valero energy corporation reported making $2.8 billion from july to september, up from 463 million in the same quarter last year. newsome lashed out in a statement saying , as valero up their profits by over 500% in just a year, california's were paying for it at the pump instead of passing down those savings in response to the nation's highest gas prices, despite falling crude oil prices, newsom has called for a special legislative session on december 5th. he wants lawmakers to pass a windfall profit tax on oil companies and give it back to consumers. so far, there's limited details. price gouging penalty. to put money back in the pockets of people that are being taken advantage of its not only the right thing to do it's the moral and ethical thing to do. valero did not respond to our request for comment, but the company previously denied price gouging and laid the blame on the state's environmental regulations and energy policies . in response to the governor's comments, the western states petroleum association president said demonizing the oil industry must stop and with the governor should do is promote an all of the above energy strategy and end his own policies that reduce oil supply and discourage investment in refining capacity and infrastructure. after debate , newsome touted the inflation relief checks going out to californians and took credit for recent drop in gas prices. republicans including his challenger, state senator brian dally, continued to call for a gas tax holiday. the gas tax holiday is the fastest way you can actually help drive down inflation. so those are the policies we put forth. other budget. to backfill to take care of the highways in california. we should have done that. berkeley haas energy institute economist severin borenstein said. expect similar reports from other oil companies, but more investigation is needed to pinpoint the exact cause of the prices. all of the refiners are going to announce eye popping profits for the last quarter, all the ones that i bring in california. it's just they've made a boatload of money. we are going to have to figure out why the price prices aren't more competitive in california. when reporters followed up for more details of this windfall tax plan, newsom said he's working with lawmakers trying to get it right. we expect more specifics soon in the newsroom. greg lee ktvu fox two news oakland mayoral candidates lauren taylor and trevor reid announced a ranked choice partnership today in the race for mayor ranked choice voting, also known as instant runoff. voting allows voters to rank candidates in order of preference. district seven council member trevor reid in district six council member lauren taylor are asking voters to choose them as their 1st and 2nd choices. each represent communities in oakland that have been disproportionately affected by gun violence, homelessness and lack of economic opportunity, they say, supporters say and taylor are the two leaders to guide oakland in the right direction. these are the two most qualified leaders to lead us in the right direction. yeah, three facts. period. whether you're transgender gay woman lesbian it doesn't matter who you are. asian latino rich poor. on the streets, returning citizens black white. it doesn't matter. we agree on these three things. and we have united when you unite you ignite. there are 10 candidates running for the mayor's seat on the november 8th election. mayoral candidate xiang tao released a statement about the ranked choice partnership announced today and she said, in part to status quo politicians who are endorsed by mayor libby schaaf, who have not been able to build broad coalitions behind their campaigns are now endorsing each other at the last minute. san jose city council member matt mehan is running to be the next mayor of san jose facing santa clara county supervisor cindy chavez. we spoke with him today live at four about how to tackle crime in the city. what i hear from officers who are frustrated and considering leaving our department is they're frustrated with arresting the same people over and over again. they don't feel that they're being sufficiently supported. by the rest of the criminal justice system, and that's an area i focused on. mehan said if elected, his top three priorities are lowering the crime rate, reducing homelessness and speeding up the city's permitting process. we will not ultimately have enough places for people to live and mt easier to build the housing that we need, where it makes sense in places like downtown san jose on the subject of homelessness. mehan wants wants to get people off the streets and into shelters with lower cost temporary housing and increase the use of government land for those shelters coming up tonight at 11, state officials taken action to protect residents from utility shut offs. what to do if you're falling behind on your payments, rain, it's back in the forecast. i'll talk about the days to expect it the forecast on deck also ahead tonight in san francisco based fashion business taking action against kanye west, the company's new ban on his products. businesses. in san francisco is taking a stand against kanye west. the real real tells the chronicle it will ban sellers from listing any products linked to west or his company's. the fashion business is just the latest company to cut ties with west who made anti semitic remarks about wanting to kill jewish people on social media and television. west has already lost partnerships with vogue gap , adidas and other large companies over remarks made on twitter and to talk show hosts a new report finds tiktok talk is siphoning users data from more than half a million websites, market watcher reporting. the app is tracking users wish lists in online stores from flower shops to fashion outlets and others. this would mean that they're not just collecting data while you're in the app watching videos, but also when you leave it to check other sites. lawmakers say they are very concerned here, especially because tiktok is owned by a chinese company. you have to assume the worst in these situations and given the national intelligence on china, uh, you just cannot avoid the conclusion that, um, the chinese communist party if it wanted to could easily accessed data on our phones in the u. s. tiktok has not yet commented on the report. attend tonight. san jose in oakland topped the list of worst places to buy a starter home, according to a recent study by real estate website point to home workers in san jose and oakland earn less than 40% of income needed to cover the monthly mortgage rate of a starter home in those cities. the study also found that after the latest mortgage rate hike renters in 46 of the 50 largest u. s cities can no longer afford a starter home in those areas. taking a look. now wall street. it was a mixed day, with the tech heavy nasdaq plunging more than 228 points on disappointing earnings reports from google's parent alphabet and microsoft, the dow ticked up slightly, and the s and p dropped 28. silver lining during the pandemic coming up the dip in carbon emissions across california ahead. we're checking in with meteorologist roberta gonzalez after the break. our complete bay area forecast is next. i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31. say the pandemic led to a large decline in carbon emissions in california, the state air resources board's as emissions dropped nearly 9% in 2020 compared to the year before. officials say most of the day gear decreases due to people driving less during that stay at home order. they say they expect the decline will be temporary plan is getting underway to upgrade and modernize the truck scales along interstate 80 in solano county. as ktvu tom baker reports. the goal is to keep trucks moving, as well as other traffic on the route. 10 year old chp truck inspection site on eastbound interstate 80 is for faster and far more efficient than its 70 year old westbound inspection site across the freeway, solano county is raising $240 million to replace the westbound site with the state of the art counterpart where the major freeways of 80 6 80 highway, 12 essentially join and jam vehicles together, especially at peak commutes. this is a mega region and we sit at the heart of this mega region. you have the bay area to the west of sacramento to the east of oakland, which is massive. you have a lot of freight is the new site will be as much for beleaguered commuters as for increasingly impatient drivers, one of the greatest benefits to this facility it will take more trucks off the road, so they're not collisions on the road. the new westbound site will be a half mile to the east, taking trucks off the commute lanes sooner, decreasing congestion and listening the chance of rear end collisions by separating the trucks from the cars and making those distances longer. we're actually improving those merges and so they don't have those dramatic slowdown ultimately means less of that backup less gridlock. and less safety hazards for new technologies will be able to look at far more safety systems in far less time , allowing the trucks to continue to roll without stopping unless a problem is found. using this technology, we can actually find more things wrong that we might not have been able to find by just looking at it with the naked eye, the time to get a truck through an inspection at the 70 year old facility across the freeway. is 3 to 4 minutes. the new facility under 30 seconds. it allows them to coast through a very even speeds. the number of trucks is already skyrocketing, with many more to come, especially driverless trucks, which never get impatient or tired and can if needed, operated at any time, even non commute times. tom baker, ktvu fox two news for the very first time this autumn season, one of our communities was almost freezing this morning and western sonoma right there. valley ford elevation 52 ft. it was 33 degrees, also in western sonoma county, grayton at 35 santa cruz mountains. scotts valley checked in at 38, menlo park, rohnert park and saratoga , all in the high thirties. it was a very he called start to our day. but then it panned out to be a beautiful autumn day high fifties. today the actual high and pacifica it was 73 sam rafael back in through large, spur into terror. linda low seventies and napa through sonoma and around venetia martinez in american canyon, all at 72 degrees fremont and union city at 63 a few degrees below average in san hose head 68. it was 67 redwood city. now those were daytime highs and now that the sun has set, we do have clear skies that cannot over oakland. we're currently it is 52 degrees. in fact, it's also 52. in one it creek ended throughout the tri valley 52 in palo alto in everybody's sporting clear skies, and that is what our future cast is illustrating. check out the clock watching the overnight hours until tomorrow morning sun up at 7 29. and what do you see happening? absolutely nothing. it's fog free. in fact, all thursday mostly sunny sky pristine autumn day. and then here's your friday morning setup where we start to see the mostly cloudy skies partly cloudy during the day and these clouds are all associated with the traffic as well to the north of the bay area. watch again as the clock ticks on by a series of storm stacked up out of the gulf of alaska, pushing down and its southerly direction now friday morning, there you have that cloud cover all from the rain shower. hours to the north of us and then on your halloween day, although we have a number of systems well to the north, we will remain dry and till look at that, right. there are long range computer models do suggest we will see some precipitation beginning november 1st and second. that's tuesday and wednesday and again. look at these numbers. they will change daily and we're going to keep you posted every day as well. but it is suggesting over 3/10 of an inch of rain and conquered and over 4/10 and san francisco tonight, go ahead and get out that extra blanket 40, santa rosa 47 degrees and sam matteo, mid forties tri valley. and how about 48 degrees in mountain view, tomorrow's daytime high temperatures pretty much i'd say about 23 degrees below average. we should be right around 68 69 in san francisco instead with the clear sky 65 free, also in san mateo, in the 60 74 fairfield for the outside number here is your extended forecast. we do call for the partly cloudy skies each and every day through sunday dry skies on halloween and speaking of halloween. it's no trick. it's going to be a treat. we have some clouds, otherwise dry conditions. temperatures. fifties and sixties. but as mike was saying earlier bring on november can't wait, roberta. thank you. san francisco was honoring the woman who saved the city's cable cars 75 years ago. mayor london breed along with other city and community leaders attended a celebration today at the frito klusman memorial turnaround in aquatic park. it was back in 1947 when she established the citizens committee. to save the cable cars after the mayor back , then called on the city to get rid of the system. she stood up during the time when oftentimes women were ignored and neglected . and she said, no, i'm going to pull together all my girlfriends and we're going to stop the cable car from being really vanished in our city and years after she actually saved the cable cars forever resulted in the founding of the san francisco nonprofit san francisco beautiful. coming up in sports running for charity here. the story of one local man who's been giving back to his community for more than 30 years tonight on the 11 o'clock news, several fires intentionally set in southern california the arrest police say they have made in the arson case, plus the damage spread all across north hollywood. 49. are getting healthy. today they activated cornerback jason verrett from the physically unable to perform list. now it has been a long road to recovery for barrett, who tore his a c l in week one of last year. he hasn't played since then. it's been 14 long months for verity as he works his way back into game shape, coach kyle shanahan says he'll have to see how practice goes all week before deciding whether or not there. it will suit up this sunday against the rams. meanwhile different story receiver deebo samuel miss practice today due to an injured hamstring. kyle shanahan says samuel is making progress, but he's not sure whether he'll play sunday or not. hamstrings are tricky. he is currently being listed as day today. christian mccaffrey's going to play and he's in line for a bigger role this sunday after a four week of practice, shanahan said before an hour's entire game plan will be open to mccaffrey last sunday after basically getting off a plane. mccaffrey was in the game for about 20 snaps against kansas city, carrying the ball eight times for 38 yards, catching two passes for 24 yards. expect about twice the workload this week. foreigners defensive end nick bosa he was trying to tackle mccaffrey three weeks ago, and now he's just glad he's on his team. he plays our style our offensive style. yards after catch and really hits it when he's running the ball, so um cal showed a few plays of him and the team meeting today and he looks like he's part of our team . christians. always a lot more fun. you try your hardest to get good players the ball in space, and you see what they do with it. he can do a lot with it. in case you missed it. it was alumni weekend for the 49ers, and no alarm is bigger than joe montana. on sunday, montana hung out a little bit with former niner head coach jim harbaugh, who was back in town and then montana held court on a bunch of topics, including jimmy garoppolo, who montana's always spoken highly of he even compared garoppolo to the end of his tenure with the 49ers sort of no, he got to come back. i didn't. but no, i you know, i just i just think they did the right thing and keeping them because when you look at it. what do you healthy? he's one game storm, and you can't say that about the other guys that they tried to replace him with. alright there are people in every community that simply do good things for the benefit of others. we need more of them. people like jack nelson, who graduated from oakland skyline high in 1972. he has been giving back ever since. for the last 30 years, the former longtime high school history teacher at san leandro, sarah and berkeley high he's been running for charity in 2001. he and his nephew, andrew , ran 100 miles from sacramento to san leandro. and a year later, he proved it was no fluke . covering 125 miles from monterey to the east bay. in two days, seven hours yesterday, nelson, now in his sixties, completed his 30th and final run a mere seven miler from his home in fremont, is his home to fremont high, where he coaches the track team. nelson raised $18,400 in the process, which will go towards creating the first marching band in the in the oakland athletic league. and some of the students at fremont high, they gave him a hero's welcome when he showed up. let's go. the best track coach in the oil in the a l. sure nobody messing with you. nobody nobody . everybody should do something for the schools and their community. i don't care if it's going and moderating a dance for an hour. whatever it doesn't have to be monetary like my thing. but for me, i was good at it. it's like one of four things in my life. i'm good at i raised 18,400 this year the most ever is so i just felt like i had to keep doing that to me because like he didn't have to do that. you know what i'm saying? not a lot of people go on, do what he's doing right now. if anything, he will raise it for himself, you know, but instead he's giving it to us to help us build more and more equality and it's you know for the school, so i just want to thank him. to bless him. come on in. you can think of directly here. give him a thanks. thank you, brother. always yeah. in all nelson has raised $244,000 for a variety of causes, benefiting more than a half dozen high schools and other people in need great story there after beating san diego in the quarter finals sunday. the oakland roots are on to the semifinals, where they will face san antonio this friday as they pursue a united soccer league championship. and you can watch that game only on ktvu. plus that will be at 5 30. so good for the oakland roots. keep going. jack nelson. that's a really great story, and the kids seem to just really like that great guy, uh, and he's always thinking about doing stuff for others, not himself. nice to see you as he said. we should all do something for the school. in our community, even if you don't little time, right, jason? thank you. next at 11. and it was so scary, she said. one of the kids got hit by a car. unfortunately you know, he was left in the street injured. new video tonight. at the moment, a driver hit a young boy in castro valley and drove away. the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. a six year old boy in castro valley, was sent to the hospital after the driver. the chp says a driver hit him and then kept going. hello again, everyone i'm julie julie haener mike mibach to hit and run happened last night. 5 30 on nunes avenue, just off castro valley boulevard as ktvu is a mannequin, tana reports. the video is grainy, but officers hope it will help crack the case. surveillance video from across the street is blurry, but chp says they can still see the moment a white suv turns off of castro valley boulevard onto nunes avenue and immediately hits a little boy in the street. he was left in the street injured, um and the driver didn't seem to care to stop and ch

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