>> all right, sounds good. that's what's happening "today in the bay." join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. happy halloween. play it safe. >> be safe and watch out for those drivers and for those kids. >> check the candy. share with your parents. buenos días, nuevos detalles emergen sobre el ataque contra el esposo de nancy pelosi. lo que la vocera y la policía dicen esta mañana. hoy es 31 de octubre, y esto es "today". dentro de la investigación.

we'll have the very latest. >> halloween tragedy. a growing memorial to the victims in a deadly weekend las autoridades revelan que el entre los muertos dos estadounidenses. veíamos el pánico venir hacia nosotros. algunos gritos. detalles sobre qué llevó a stampede in south korea. esos momentos tan caóticos. more than 150 people killed. los ojos sobre la corte suprema. at least two americans among the dead. los magistrados van a hablar de la acción afirmativa. distintos casos históricos después de años de división, esto podría impactar a los >> there was panic coming estudiantes. towards us, some shouts of fear. >> just ahead, new details on todo esto, y es oficial. what led to those chaotic moments. >> all eyes on the supreme lo que hoy sabemos del divorcio court. the justices set to take up the de tom brady y gisele bundchen, controversial issue of affirmative action today, we're después de meses de there live with the historic cases after decades of division that could impact millions of especulación, cómo fue desde que students. se pidió hasta que se finalizó >> those stories, and it's en solo un día. official. what we're now learning about tom brady and gisele bundchen's consigan billetes. divorce, after 13 years of marriage and months of speculation. how it went from filed to finalized in just one day. >> plus, get your tickets. inside the lottery fever from coast to coast ahead of feliz halloween. es el día más largo del año en tonight's powerball drawing. la plaza, como siempre vamos a

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new information on that attack on nancy pelosi's husband paul. three days later, he remains in the hospital. he's been cared for in the icu. >> san francisco's district attorney has now confirmed the suspect was looking for speaker nancy pelosi and sources say he had a bag of zip ties with him at the time. nbc's miguel almaguer is at the san francisco hospital where paul pelosi is recovering and in the icu this morning. miguel, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a source familiar with the matter does confirm that paul pelosi is in the intensive care unit this morning recovering. yesterday, his son was seen leaving the hospital and asked how he was doing. he said, quote, doctors are carefully rebuilding him. it comes as we learn more information about the suspect, including some troubling postings found online. this morning, the hammer wielding intruder who allegedly broke into the pelosi home through a back door, facing

attempted homicide charges after striking 82-year-old paul pelosi in the head. the house speaker has been spending time at the hospital with her husband, who is recovering from life-threatening injuries. it happened early friday morning when 42-year-old david depape, allegedly broke into pelosi's san francisco home. sources saying he shouted, where is nancy, where is nancy? >> he was looking for mrs. pelosi. >> reporter: but the democratic leader was across the country in washington, d.c. instead, police say, the suspect confronted her husband, who dialed 911. >> rp stated there's a male in the home and he's going to wait for his wife. >> reporter: police credit the quick-thinking dispatcher who picked up on pelosi's clues that he was in immediate danger and sent help within minutes. >> it was life saving in my opinion. >> reporter: officers arriving at the scene amid what they describe as a

struggle over the suspect's hammer. police tackling depape, but not before they say he fractured pelosi's skull and seriously injured his arms and hands. investigators later revealing they found zip ties inside the home. pelosi undergoing surgery over the weekend. the speaker saying saturday his condition continues to improve. the focus now turning to the suspect's digital footprint, a personal blog published under his name, brimming with far-right extremism, with conspiracies like qa non and anti-semitic postings. democrats, including president biden, sounding the alarm. >> you can't condemn the violence unless you condemn those people who continue to argue the election was not real. >> reporter: republican lawmakers echoing concerns. >> we've got to do everything we can to lower the rhetoric. >> reporter: a call for civility after a savage attack on the husband of the speaker of the

house. police confirm to nbc news that pelosi and the suspect did not know each other before the attack. that suspect is being held here under guard at the exact same hospital as his victim. he should face formal charges today. savannah? >> miguel almaguer, thank you very much. also this morning, survivors of a terrifying stampede at a weekend halloween celebration in south korea are now sharing their harrowing stories as we learn more about the two americans who died. nbc's janis mackie-frayer joins us with the latest on the story. good morning. >> reporter: hoda, good morning. the numbers out of seoul are staggering more than 150 dead, at least 130 injured. dozens are in critical condition. crushed in a surge of people out partying on a saturday night it's a disaster that has shocked the world and plunged south korea into mourning. this morning, the narrow alleys around seoul's itaewon area are

still littered with debris, from a night that was supposed to be festive and turned catastrophic. tens of thousands packed the streets, crowds so massive that witnesses say it was hard to move or breathe. pushing then triggered a slow-motion stampede people were crushed. calls for help muffled by loud music. soon body after body was on the ground this doctor visiting from florida performed cpr on the victims. >> i see about 20 to 30 bodies of people and debris everywhere. >> reporter: among the dead, two american college students doing semesters abroad a nursing student from kentucky, and steven blesi, a 21-year-old business major from marietta, georgia. his father steve calls the loss of his son unbearable. in a text message, he said if i

could take his place, i would. how the tragedy could unfold with reports of few police around at the time is the focus of an investigation into what went wrong in terms of crowd control. even now, emergency hotlines are flooded with calls with people missing. at a local community center, relatives and friends seek news and support. >> there was waves of people and i lost my friend >> reporter: there is a period of national mourning here now for a country still in shock the investigation is looking into reports there weren't enough police in the area at the time, that they had actually diverted resources to a political protest. police officials admit that they didn't detect a surge in the crowd that night and they weren't able to do anything to stop it. nearly all the victims have now been identified, the majority of them are in their 20s and 30s, and most of them are young women. >> such a heartbreaking story,

janis mackie-frayer for us thank you. breaking news overnight from ukraine. russian forces launching a massive new wave of missile strikes pounding targets in kyiv and other cities across the country. nbc's molly hunter is in ukraine's capital for us this morning. good morning what's the latest? >> reporter: good morning to you. what's different about the attacks this morning is that critical infrastructure is getting hit across the country we're in the kyiv region and this is as close as the military is letting us get to the impact site we've driven past the impact site and we've seen two smaller craters, and critical infrastructure of a power plant that was smoldering, that is damaged. according to the mayor of kyiv, this power plant supplies power for 350,000 apartments in kyiv, most of those people without power this morning during monday morning rush hour, a massive barrage of russian missiles targeting the capital here in kyiv the first explosions heard just after 8:00

a.m. the city's mayor, vitali klitschko, reporting tha critical infrastructure was hit, knocking out power to some 350,000 apartments, and across the country strikes reported from the southwest to zaporizhzhia, to the eastern most city of kharkiv the ukrainian armed forces claim to have shot down 44 out of 50 rockets. over the weekend, russia accused ukraine of attacking warships in the black sea. in occupied crimea, the warships that are used to launch missiles into ukraine on saturday, moscow suspended the grain deal halting all tankers leaving d f africa, delaye ukrainian ports. a ship carrying 30,000 tons of whea was bound for the horn of africa, delayed by a day, 12 ships have left ukrainian ports, even without russian cooperation. it's not just the 350,000 apartments that lost power

that also means emergency rolling blackouts for everyone else in the kyiv region. critical infrastructure was hit across the country the other thing in the kyiv region, 80% of households are now without water. this as we head into a very cold winter >> molly hunter in kyiv for us, thank you. here at home, all eyes are on the supreme court today the justices will hear arguments in two cases that could profoundly change the role of race in college admissions nationwide nbc's kelly o'donnell is at the supreme court. good morning, affirmative action on the docket today. >> reporter: yes, good morning, savannah this is a high stakes, high profile day for the supreme court this term. affirmative action at harvard and the university of north carolina both schools say they use race as one component of a holistic look at students' applications, and they believe that that brings about a diverse campus that benefits everyone on their school campuses. but a conservative group that represents asian american and

white students says that the use of race violates federal law and constitutional rights, where race cannot be used to discriminate against a group for individual educational benefits. and this is a case, of course, that's attracted a lot of attention. and separately, nine states have already passed their own state laws saying that affirmative action cannot be used in college admissions >> kelly, obviously this is an ideologically conservative court. the fact that the court took these two cases, many legal observers suggest that may mean it is ready to strike down affirmative action >> reporter: that is the sense, savannah this is a super majority, six conservatives, three liberal justices on the court. because the lower court had upheld affirmative action in college admissions, there is a sense that the justices want to look at that issue and may be willing to overturn it justice jackson, the newest to the court, had a relationship

with harvard on a board there, so she is recusing herself from the harvard case, but not the university of north carolina case because of a volatile issue, there have been many interest groups across a wide spectrum who have communicated to the court through their briefs saying that when you take race out of the application process, you end up with fewer minority students on campus so there is still a need for affirmative action while others who oppose this say the time has come to eliminate race when it comes to education. >> kelly o'donnell, big day at the court today, thank you very much. 13 minutes after the hour, craig joins us midterms fast approaching. >> good morning, good morning to you as well. things are, in fact, heating up on the campaign trail because there are just eight days left until midterms and with polls showing tight races in several battleground states, both parties are bringing in reinforcements nbc's chief white house correspondent, kristen welker joins us in studio this morning. good morning to you. >> good morning.

big names in both parties are hitting the trail in this home stretch with issue like the economy, abortion and concerns about the nation's democracy front and center but with millions of early votes already cast, will it be enough? with just eight days until the critical midterms and control of congress at stake, both sides are ramping up in key states one of the most important states, georgia, where overnight democratic candidate for governor stacey abrams and incumbent republican governor brian kemp clashed over key issues like abortion and the economy in a debate. former president obama was also there over the weekend, along with events in wisconsin and michigan, trying to energize voters and in detroit saturday, while condemning violent rhetoric after the attack against paul pelosi, mr. obama unleashing this response to a heckler >> this is what i'm in we're having a conversation. >> reporter: plans are coming together for mr. biden and mr. obama to campaign in

pennsylvania this coming saturday, the same day former president trump will be there. it's where one of the most hotly contested senate races is unfolding between democrat john fetterman and republican dr. mehmet oz. republicans striking a confident tone. >> we're going to keep all 21 that we have up. the hardest has been pennsylvania but dr. oz will win against fetterman. >> reporter: president biden voted early in delaware this weekend alongside his granddaughter, natalie, who at 18 cast her ballot for the first time mr. biden making the case the election shouldn't be about hi despite his struggling poll numbers. >> i'm going to be spending the rest of the time making the case that this is not a referendum. it's a choice, a fundamental choice, a choice between two very different visions for the country. >> reporter: with polls also showing republicans have the momentum for now, they are aiming to put the focus on voters' top issues, from the economy to crime >> it's going to be competitive.

no one gives you a majority. you have to earn it. >> reporter: now, democrats are actually on defense in some unlikely races including here in new york, where first lady jill biden campaigned for kathy hochul, while florida governor and possible presidential hopeful ron desantis campaigned for her competitor, lee zeldin all of it underscoring republicans' confidence heading into the stretch. >> just eight days away. kristen, thank you. let's get our first check of the weather. the trick or treat forecast. >> let's start off a little tricky right now, especially in the midwest, moving into the northeast. we've got showers and some light thunderstorms pushing through. double barrel low pressure system isolated rain possible along the east coast but that won't happen until later tonight, into early tomorrow morning and then tomorrow those lingering showers hang around across new england a limited severe risk. for your trick-or-treating today, showery spells in the pacific northwest, but gourd-eos

as you make your way through the southwest, spooky sprinkles through the ohio river valley, scary showers down through the southeast. tonight when all the little ghouls and goblins come out to play, ghostly cloudy skies in the northeast, but it should stay dry spooky showers through the southeast. boo-tiful through the southwest. that's what's going on we're going to get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. sure, it's beautiful. but it's real power is inside, where it does things other phones can't do. which is how takes stunning photos in the dark. and why it can edit annoying items out of pictures. or shoot extreme closeups and unblur faces. why, it'll even put some of that genius in your ears or on your wrist. beautifully, of course. introducing the new google pixel watch, google pixel buds pro and our newest google pixel phones.

happy halloween to you as we get started it's partly to mostly cloudy around much of the bay area and then our temperatures today reach into the low to mid-60s for many of our microclimates. for san francisco mostly cloudy. we'll struggle to make it up to 60 degrees today and we're so excited to see rain in the forecast. we have a couple of disturbances moving in, and we will see this cold front sliding down and bringing us showers >> that's your latest weather. >> thank you so much coming up, what appears to be a major break in the murders of two teenage girls in indiana that have gone unsolved for years. are we going to hear something from police today? >> reporter: hoda, that is absolutely right the announcement could happen in a matter of hours from now after five years, we might have some closure in the delphi murders. details coming up. from filed to finalized on

the same day new details behind tom brady and gisele bundchen's divorce and what they're saying.

our big costume reveal, a little ghost story in honor of halloween. >> yeah, so we found people who believe that they live in haunted houses and they say they actually have some evidence to prove it we sent our bravest correspondent kelly cobiella to check it out firsthand first, a check of your local news and weather

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paul pelosi is recovering from surgery from a skull fracture at the hospital. the sheriff's office tells us the suspect is in the hospital as well. >> reporter: i'm kris sanchez in san jose where you'll want to make sure your trick-or-treaters are extra visible to drivers this year. the city has experienced a spike in traffic fatalities. more than half, 29, were pedestrians hit by cars. halloween is the deadliest night for child pedestrians according to nhtsa children are three times more likely to be hit by a car on halloween than any other night of the year. stay on sidewalks and use crosswalks, make eye contact with drivers, and make sure you use flashlights or reflective capes so kids are visible. and as we get started this morning watching out for some fog in parts of the north bay, visibility down to a half of a mile. elsewhere it is cloudy and we will see it turn out to be a mostly cloudy day. temperatures cooler reaching into the mid to upper 60s and

we're awaiting our rain chances for tomorrow. starting throughout the morning and continuing into the afternoon. some off and off showers that will start to taper off on wednesday. laura? >> we certainly need the rain >> we certainly need the rain thank you,, k i see it in my office all the time.

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of the unsolved 2017 killings of two teenage girls. >> kathy park is in delphi with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. for five long years the small community of delphi, indiana, has been searching for answers in the killings. just a few moments ago, police announced an arrest. richard allen is in custody charged with two counts of murder. this morning, a major break in the case of abby williams and libby german, two teenage friends who were murdered in indiana five years ago. police announcing in a news conference they made an arrest. >> an arrest has been made. thanks to literally hundreds of media outlites that have been steadfast in reporting and keeping the memories of abby and libby front and center. >> indiana authorities saying richard allen is in custody. >> there's a sigh of relief, but it's not over yet. >> reporter: the two girls ages

13 and 14 were last seen alive on february 13, 2017, walking on a trail near a bridge in delphi, indiana. their bodies were found the next day by a nearby creek. their families and authorities never giving up search for the killer. on friday, libby's older sister, kelsey german, tweeting today is the day. earlier in the investigation, police releasing these two sketches of a suspect. and this video of a man on the trail that included chilling audio that libby was able to capture on her cell phone, the menacing phone saying -- guys, down the hill. >> reporter: over the years, police have investigated a number of people in connection with the case, but previously no one has ever been charged with the murders, leaving residents of this small town on edge. >> it hurts me, you know, because i have little kids, too, and i don't want them to grow up and, you know, live this fear. >> reporter: bill lives near the creek where the girls were

found. he told authorities he believed the killer lived in the area. >> they talked to many, many people. they talked to me. i told them that when they find him, i think he will be either local or has been local because he knows the creek. he knew where to go. >> reporter: and for the last five years, officials have been combing through tens of thousands of tips and they say the investigation is far from over and they say they're actually looking for additional tips from the public. right now, as you can imagine, there has been growing anxiety and fear over the years. but many residents say there's some closure and peace because of the announcement of this arrest. meanwhile, just a few miles away from here, there's a growing memorial for those girls. >> looking forward to that. thank you. still ahead this morning, w inside last night's star-studded celebration honoring the life and music of loretta lynn. guess who was right there? "hoda & jenna" in nashville.

they will tell us all about that special night. sam brock with new details on tom brady and gisele bundchen's divorce and how it became official so quickly, sam. >> yeah, craig, irretrievably broken what we are learning about the details of the filings for divorce between tom brady and gisele bundchen, how it happened so quickly and what they did to try to protect their children during this painful process. that story coming up right after this break ♪ (vo) command hooks are easy to apply and remove cleanly so you can go all out this holiday. command. do. no harm. ghirardelli intense dark. ♪♪ bold... rich...

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we are back at 7:39. after months of speculation, tom brady and gisele bundchen suddenly announced the end of their 13-year marriage. >> many people spent the weekend asking how were they able to get divorced so quickly? turns out there was a lot that led up to it. yeah nbc's sam brock ha more on the story. sam, good morning. >> reporter: savannah, guys, good morning a lot at stake and the speculation, as you said, went on for months, but the execution of the divorce was quick gisele bundchen filing those papers on friday in glades county, florida, a judge approving it the same day. neither one aired anything critical about the other divorce experts say it was very evident they were doing whatever they could to soften the blow for their kids after weeks of speculation about a possible rift, tom brady and gisele bundchen's marriage is officially over. the high-profile pair together

more than 13 years moved quickly to end their marriage. court records show their divorce was filed and finalized on the same day with the relationship described as irretrievably broken the two confirming the news on social media saying their divorce had been reached amicably gisele bundchen writing the decision to end a marriage is never easy but we have grown apart. brady adding, we are blessed with beautiful and wonderful children who will continue to be the center of our world. just hours after finalizing the divorce brady was spotted out at the movies in florida with his two kids he shares with bundchen, and later in the weekend helping to hand out food to florida communities rocked by hurricane ian. according to court documents, the star quarterback and supermodel reached a settlement which included a parenting plan, days before bundchen officially filed the documents. >> they want to make sure that this agreement is kept away from the rest of the world and they are working really hard to protect it. >> reporter: the details of

their settlement and custody agreement remain under wraps as their combined fortune is reportedly worth hundreds of millions of dollars. for years bundchen was the highest paid model in the world. according to forbes, brady is currently the nfl's biggest earner raking in more than 75 million in 2022. this as brady's performance on the field has suffered in his 23rd year in the nfl the 45-year-old quarterback now leading a team two games under .500 for the first time in his entire career. >> losing is no fun for any of us. >> reporter: his surprising return to football after a short lived retirement allegedly leading to tension with bundchen who told elle magazine, obviously i have my concerns this is a very violent sport and i have my children and i would like him to be more present. brady then taking an unprecedented 11-day hiatus in the middle of preseason. >> i'm 45 years old, man there is a lot [ bleep ] going on. >> reporter: brady's biggest

supporter noticeably absent from the stands the former couple now wishing each over the best as they move forward separately in the next chapter of their lives and attorneys for both brady and bundchen declined to comment on their divorce. as far as the social media post, neither one made any reference to the quarterback's decision to un-retire and what impact that might have had, if any, on their family and marriage. guys. >> that is interesting sam, can you tell us a little bit more about these parenting courses that the two were reportedly required to attend? >> reporter: this is pretty interesting. several media outl news, are reporting that they completed four hour-long courses on parent education. it's law in the state of florida when you have a divorcing couple if their children are minors to take those courses to help the parents and the children deal with the fallout of divorce. >> all right sam brock there in florida thank you. all right.

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