And determined early this mornig this morning he was on a Mission Mission to kill. He was out hun. Out hunting. We are sure we stod another killing. Reporter the San Joaquin CountyDistrict Attorneys Office said they are going to prosecute brownlee to the fullest extent of the law. They are also trying to determine the the appropriate charges right now as well. City officials andw enforcement also wanted to thank to thank the community for all of the tips they received. They received hundreds on a daily ba. Daily basis. In stockton, buried buried how blind, kpix 5. Of these six murders, browne is accused of committing, five e in stockton, one last year in oakland. He is also linked to two killings in chicago in 2018. The d. A. Says brownlee will appear on court on tuesday. 85 seniors in oakland are out out of their homes tonight after after a fouralarm fire near lake merritt yesterday. As reports, fire damage is not the problem. Quite the opposite. Reporter reporter some of the evacuad seniors are temporarily stayingt this building. Some are staying with family, and others are staying at a hotel. Fire evacuae fire evacuate is staying positive despite a lot of uncertainties on her housing si. Housing situation. Would obviously all like to be back in our apartment and all all be together, but i think theres a sense of, you know, whats happening is the best that can happen. Reporter and he is one of 85 85 residence evacuated from the grand lake garden Senior Housing housing complex on friday aftera fouralarm fire broke out. This is video of any and her husband on their thirdfloor balcony. Even though the fire happened on on the fifth floor, firefightery almost all of the apartments had had water damage. Some units wee flooded. We had water coming through the light fixtures, the roof. Reporter humangood is a nonprofit that owns grand lake garden spent the company is still assessing the damage, and hasnt said how long the residence will be out of their homes, but building experts sayf workers have to replace sheetrok and flooring, it could take wees take weeks, if not months. We we know that theres a possibility itll be an extended extended period of time. Could be a month, possibly. Were hoping its not. But we just dot know. And weve got to learn to be comfortable with that. Theres no, theres no other theres not a lot of choice. Reporter seniors who need ak care or have mobility issues, like 84yearold elizabeth porter, are staying at piedmont gardens in oakland, also owned by humangood. She says its beeh since she evacuated with nothing. Theyre not allowed to return home at this time to retrieve close. Im regretting that i didnt didnt pack anything, and to have anything with you, then . Well, i have my basic meds. Reporter but there isnt enh space at piedmont gardens, so the nonprofit placed emmy and ry 20 to 30 evacuees at a nearby hotel. Were hanging in there. Weve weve been extremely well takene of by our staff. Reporter firefighters continue to investigate what caused the fire, but the fire chief says it appears to be an electrical fire that started on the fifth floor. In oakland, kpix 5. By the way, the oakland fire chief says it looks like its al fire that started in a fifth floor unit , and staying in oakland, neighborhood groups ine rockridge district are not only welcoming affordable housing, theyre pretty much demanding it. Kpix 5s john ramus has thy of people saying yes, in my backyard. Reporter this vacant lot in the rockridge area of oakland has been an eyesore for years, but in an unusual twist, it is the neighbors themselves and not not the developer who are pushing for a large housing complex to be built here. Downtown oakland isnt a ghost n ghost town, but its not exactly exactly teeming with life either. Many failed that whats needed is to have more People Living in the area. Tina robinsn Tina Robinson works in this upper broadway shopping center, and would love to do just that. I would move in there. I would come. I would come. I woud come. Because im working right. Right there. Reporter that issue is this former safeway shopping center. They rebuilt a new store next t, but the old lot has sat empty ever sense. The Property Owner has proposed other kinds of retail here, the most recent being a home depot big box store. But the city says that would violate the current zoning zoning for the property, and besides, the community has other other ideas. The Community Wants housing at this site, and were here to support that, and its the best use for a variety of reasons. Reporter while other areas have objected to new housing, especially affordable housing, here, local business and Community Groups are lobbying hard for it. The four acre site is next to a transit corridor, is surrounded by other highdensity complexesd could be built to just about any any height without overpowering other neighborhoods or causing. Causing gentrification. Is this kind of a unique opportunity for us . I would say so. I think people have said that this is probably one of the best locations for, to put housing i. In oakland. Housing has not always come o affluent neighborhoods, and so s an opportunity to do that here. Reporter so far, the current current owner has only been interested in building a sticky commercial product, but attitudes are changing in the city. For decades, the problem was that the banks didnt want to ld in oakland. If it had an Oakland Oakland address, and especiallyf it was multifamily, oakland got redlined. Reporter do you see that changing now . I think so. Its, its more clear to the banks that theresy to be made here. Reporter and its more cleao cities that the vitality of their urban areas depends on having enough people and workers and workers to keep things moving. At least, thats how tia robinson sees it. If they can have affordable living here, i think that woulde great. They could afford to stay. Reporter in oakland, john r, kpix 5. Well, the state is forcing cities to pick locations for new for new housing, but because of the home depot project, the broadway site wasnt on the list, so housing advocates say they hope oakland will now think now think about it as highpriority housing. Theres still something in the air in crockett, and it doesnt smell very good. Hydrogen sulfide coming from a nearby Wastewater Treatment plant is just smelling the place the place up. People dont want to stop, you know, so even the people in town are doubt that much. So its been really, my business has been really slow. Its just so frustrating. Just fix it. Just fix it. A treatment plan tells us thm goes back to last months heat wave, which seems a lifetime ago, and caused reactors to overheat. Theyre currently clearing out hundreds of air diffusers and three reactors to make the smell go away. 55 people have been killed in in deadly car crashes in san jose this year alone, and the numbers just keep climbing. Kpix kpix 5 reporter devin fehely spe to a member of the city council about a program that she hopes will reverse that trend. These are not statistics. These are human beings. Grandmas, grandpas, mothers, daughters, children. Reporter San Jose City counl city council says the city is careening towards a staggering, and, frankly, very sad statisti. 55 People Killed in traffic accidents so far this year. On pace to break a record for traffic deaths. This is not a record we want to break in the city of san jose. Im so saddened by the last fatality. Reporter the citys Vision Zero Task force, whose goal is to prevent as many traffic deaths as possible. Each time se is killed in a traffic accident, accident, it triggers a review of the dine of the street and area. To see if anything can be done to prevent it crashes. Making sure that our streets and crosswalks are well lit, that our streets are well lit, that the markings on the streete street are identifiable and easy easy to see. Reporter the vision zero tak force also focuses on educating the public about traffic safety. Safety. The final priority is enforcement, putting more officers in hightraffic areas. We need to, as the city of sn jose, make sure that were hiring enough Police Officers in in the Traffic Enforcement unit who are able to go out and gives give tickets and or warnings to speeders. Reporter fully says she hopes the program can slow the pace, hit the brakes on a rising rising and terrible toll of traffic accidents in the city. Devin fehely, kpix 5. Turnouts are now complete. Bikers and officials were on the the mountain today to celebratee completion of the project that began back in 2014. About 80 of of accidents on mount diablo han around a blind turns, so theyre theyre hoping they 47 new turnouts on the mountain will dramatically reduce that number. Number. And still ahead at 6 00, a volunteer shortage. They do everything that you would consider a big City Fire Department doing, except theres theres no paycheck. Reporter reporter they work for free on their own time. A small clife Fire Department with a big responsibility. And painting a broader picture about the drive behind the San Francisco ballot measur. Ballot measure. And coming up in the first alert forecast, sure, thats the thats the golden gate bridge, we expected to look plenty grade grade there, i guess, in october. Not really, but okay. Thats the view from the top oft diablo. 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Local fire Fire Agencies have been holdings to help kids and families learn how to protect their homes. And despite coolish weather, it is still fire season, but there is a Staffing Shortage for the big sterile volunteer department. Te Coastline Community that recently sought a rare winter wildfire. Takes a look at how changes in the region have led to recruitment problems. We spent a lot of time making making sure our equipment is ready to go, all the fluids are always topped off. Reporter in a small volunteer Fire Department, even the chief is handson. Ready to go. Reporter this is chief matt harris of the big sur fire but grade. Hes a life song big firefighter, and he volunteers e as chief in his spare time. His tiny group of volunteers answer emergency calls in a beautiful and vast community. 60 miles along highway 1 in monterey county, and more than 100,000 acres in the rugged Los Padres National forest. Currently, big sur fire is going through a transformationas transformational process, and were looking to increase our, increase our roster. We really just need to boost our numbers, and really need to just get more more volunteers trained up and out on the street. Reporter founded by a dozen firefighters in the 1970s, the firebird grade drew to over 50 members in the 80s and 90s, but the numbers are down again. Last last january, the colorado fired the closure of highway 1, and prove that fire seasons here are now practically yearround. Its a needle in a haystack to get people to come volunteer. Volunteer. Reporter the department is g on thanks to a core group of fis like fabian perez, who leaves his pay job as a big sur contrar to answer emergency calls. I volunteer because i wantedo help my community. Reporter the population of big sur is about 2000 residents, 2000 residents, but on any gived or holiday, the number could swl to up to 10,000 people. Soon, the community may have to decide to decide for itself if an all volunteer fire brigade can still still make it in todays world, or is it a relic of a bygone er . In big sur, len ramirez, kpix 5. 5. In fact, firefighter salaries salaries and recruitment issues were the focus at a National Summit on Fire Prevention today. Today. Officials say even paying paying departments are seeing record low applicants. One studd to difficulties in the application process. Officials also say that female and minoriy First Responders remain underre. Remain underrepresented. Reporter mr. Packet was lowt low overcast, if youre close te city today. Yup, and thats now taking over, like, everywhere. Is there anything to suggests may change a bit . Maybe. By about the end of next week. By about, by about ty of next week, well start to see see a change. But this has been going on since late september. We have been in fog october the whole month, and this is the time of year this can happen. But really not for the whole mo, and not as widespread as its been. This has been great news, because were not talking about fire weather. Havent had any rd flag warnings this month in california, and this is the month when we typically get the most. So if the gray is startino get to you, and, you know, were know, were not partial here ony or the other. But if its bugging you, just know what the tradeoff is. This is actually worked out fantastic for us. Theres the marine layer comingt sure about the golden gate brid, but what what happens if you goo in the contra costa county, and we had a great Vantage Point from the top of mount diablo looking out over concord above this stuff. Thats how far inland its gotten already. This already. This is going to overtake the entire bay area, and itll probably spread into t of the Sacramento Valley to did this morning. Again, this is pretty impressive any time of year for the marine layer to be this robust. Looking over a gray gray bay. So you can kind of see see the extent, and its already already kind of creeping its way way in. We just all that from the cameras Vantage Point. This this has been a pretty big impact on temperatures today. We today. We are in the 60s just about everywhere. But i think what tells the story about those those numbers is how different they are from exactly this time. Its a big change in 24 hours. Were 12 to 15 degrees cooler over here where those clouds are are now rushing in for the inland east bay. Were about right in line in the immediate , so it didnt change also that much, and the reason why were so much cooler over here is not just the clouds, but the wind thats bringing it in. Its a strong onshore breeze, a 30 mile mile an hour and a test. And you you can see the classic the venture there as the wind squeezed through the delta. It can get breezy d. So tomorrows to be pretty much just like thi. Itll be a little bit cooler, perhaps, then today, on the daytime highs, and you can see the marine layer, which is already building back. We wake p tomorrow morning, its everywhere. We might get some light mist out of this along the the coast. Its possible we can even get some patchy fog. Done that over the last couple of mornings, this morning, but we did friday, and the morning before that. So start thinking ahead 40 or early sunday morning. If you can be on the road before, like, 9 00 in the morning tomorrow, especially in the north bay, you might encounter some fog. Savages in the mid50s to start the day tomorrow. Daytime highs relatively cool, mid70s inland and upper 60s along the bayshore. Going to be just like today. And in the sevenday forecast, theres that warmup. Look towards here. When we get to the mid70s on wednesday, that might be a day where we stt to break the fog october a little bit. The 74 is what october should feel like in the city, anyway. And you see that warmup really fell for the inland east valley. Its going to be thredey 90bybyonst but it next weekend. All right, giannae over to you. T. Welcome back. Lets start ofh a little dublin the warriors wrapping up the preseason last night. Theyll get their Championship Rings tuesday night, but today, they backed ur a couple of their young stars. Money time indeed. Poole and the the dubbed agreed to a fouryear fouryear contract extension worth 123 million guaranteed, and they did not stop there. Andrew wiggins, hes agreed to a a four year extension of his own. Thats worth 109 million. , todays deal pushes the payrollr 200 million next season, but alo sets up the dubs to keep this one going for years to come. Its got to be the most unique mix of young talent mixed mixed with old veterans that you you possibly have ever seen, and and these arent just decent young players. These guys have incredible potential, so it gets, i think, everybody excite. So youre probably thinking, what about Draymond Green . Welle is not expected to get a new contract before tuesday, and could be the odd man out when the warriors eventually have to show some financial restraint with the luxury tax penalties. All right, lets talk a little baseball right now. Charlie mortons face, yeah, says it all all for the braves. It was all silly the last two days. J. T. Realmuto drives one to center, s it off the wall, and it gets by michael harris. He looks for inside, and then the touchdown yeah, the phillies win 83. They knock out the defending champs and move on to the n. L. N. L. Cs. Robs entrance, well, that mightve been the only highlighf the first half in boulder. Cal trailed col