good morning. it is 7:00 on the nose. today is sunday, october 30th. that is a live look at walnut creek. thank you for joining us. i'm chris chmura. meteorologist vianey arana is here with weather. trick-or-treating counting on you for tomorrow. >> it will be a little chilly, depending how late you'll be out and about and also, probably notice it's foggy and cloudy.

feels spooky in downtown san jose. now, as far as temperatures go, we have more fog than yesterday. we have limited visibility down to a quarter of a mile in san to -- santa rosa. what does that mean for temperatures? right now, chilly spots in the 40s and 50s but because of the blanket of fog, we're running a few degrees warmer than yesterday. look at this, areas in san carlos nine degrees warmer, san jose ten degrees warmer. coming up in the forecast, i'll guide you through the important holiday forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you. >> we have breaking news from overnight. san jose police investigating two shootings, the first one on kaufman court. multiple people were shot before 11:30 last night. two people taken to the hospital there. then, about an hour later, one man shot on madeira avenue near a halloween party. the man there has life

threatening injuries. >> she is heartbroken and traumatized, these are some of house speaker nancypelosi's first words descriing how her family feels after a man attacked her husband. thursday's attack highlights attacks towards officials nationwide. federal law enforcement is taking action. >> we actually saw cars pull up to the pelosi household and we saw lights go on upstairs for the first time since we've been here and while we don't know who is inside, we do know what happened at the pelosi home on friday morning has tapped into deep seeded fears among leaders in san francisco and across the country. for the first time since her husband was violently assaulted, house speaker nancy pelosi is responding. she described the attack on her 82-year-old husband paul as life threatening and noted the attacker demanded to confront her specifically.

>> this is the speaker of the house. this is number three in power and she's a woman and that means something, you know, in terms of male violence towards women. he was not even targeting her husband. >> reporter: university of san francisco political science professor sees this as a tipping point. it seems law enforcement agencies think so, too. this week a pennsylvania man pleaded guilty to kill eric swalwell. the u.s. capitol police report that it opened around 1800 cases in just the first three months of the year due to concerning statements and threats against members of congress. the annual case numbers have more than doubled from five years ago. state senator scott weaner who received numerous threats sees a through line. >> this is a very intentional effort to get people to demon

news myself, nancy pelosi and this is a direct result. someone acts and commits violence. >> reporter: the speaker says paul's condition continues to improve and is grateful for the quick response from police and quote, life-saving medicare care he's receiving. the sheriff's office said the suspect in this case, 42-year-old david depape is still in the hospital. >> thank you for very much. president biden spoke to reporters about the attack yesterday. he said he spoke with the pelosis and said paul seems to be doing better. mr. biden also condemned the violence. >> the generic point i want to make is, you know, it's one thing to condemn the violence but you can't condemn the violence unless you condemn those people continuing to argue the election was not real, that

it's being stolen, all the things being put out there to undermine democracy. >> former president barack obama also connected the incident to divisive political rhetoric. >> when we don't just disagree with people but we start demonizing this, making wild crazy allegations about them, that creates a dangerous climate. >> mr. obama spoke at a detroit campaign rally. a hackler interrupted the speech. guards escorted the hackler out. obama said that incident emphasized his point. we continue to update this investigation and our team is posing more details on nbcbayarea.com. it is the top story on our home page and free app. san jose state football celebrated homecoming yesterday

but the spartans also remembered number six. a bus struck him. today we see how the spartan community honored him. >> reporter: camden's parents say their son loved music. they wanted to honor him not with a moment of silence but with noise. camden mcwrights mother carried his helmet a reminder of the sport he loved. >> so glad i was able to bring my son's helmet to represent him and he's here in spirit looking down on everybody, and hopefully blessing everybody tonight, and my son would just want everyone to just get better, be better. don't stop fighting. and never quit. >> reporter: the san jose state freshman running back was killed last week when he was hit by a

school bus while riding an electric scooter near campus. his team played the first game since his death. they honored number six in several ways including standing together to form a six on the field. staff and family also wore shirts with the number six or photos of camdan and when the family asked for noise instead of silence, the stadium erupted with cheers. [ cheers ] >> reporter: camdan's father says off the field his son loved music and dancing and always made him proud. >> his legacy is the fact he was such a hard worker, you know, and just he loved sports period and he was an athlete but football was his number one thing, and, you know, he was a great -- i want to say this, too, he was a stellar student,