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your sunday morning with us. i'm kira klapper. cinthia pimentel joins with us a quick look at the microclimate forecast. i definitely needed the windshield wipers this morning, and you told us. >> we have to be cautious with those slick roadroadways. temperatures in the low 60s to start off the morning, as well as down here in san jose, just keeping the overcast skies. if you don't see the showers today, that will be the picture, those overcast skies, a gloomy sunday, seeing that low pressure system taking that counterclockwise turn, dropping that cold front in throughout the day. showers mainly around the marin county coastline is what i've been seeing. some of that pushed think santa rosa and fairfield. we'll keep the potential in the north bay to develop some thunderstorm activity as we go throughout the day. so i'll help you time this coming up in the full forecast. kira, back to you. >> cinthia, thanks.

we have breaking news overnight. a deadly shooting in a typically quiet east bay city. it happened at a house party in oakley around 11:30 last night. contra costa county fire confirming four people were shot at the home on shannon and wind flower ways. one person died. this is not far from freedom high school. oakley police are investigating. no word on any arrests. it has now been 15 days since hamas launched a bloody attack on the people of israel, sparking the worst conflict in gaza in recent memory. in a surprising revelation today, hamas leaders say they're willing to release two more women hostages for humanitarian reasons and without compensation, just as they did on friday, with the israeli american mother and daughter. but the terrorist group claims israel refused to accept the hostages. israel this morning is denying

that claim, and says it's willing to do everything necessary to bring all the captives and missing back home. following yesterday's developments of 20 trucks filled with aid supplies finally entering gaza, today, 17 additional convoys entered the egyptian side of the rafah border crossing to supply more aid. although welcome, the united nations warns it's not enough. more than 200 trucks with 3,000 tons of aid have been waiting for days to get through the rafah crossing. roughly 2 million gazans are rationing food and drinking dirty water. hospitals say they're running low on supplies and fuel, with five hospitals already offline because of fuel shortages and bomb damage. meanwhile, the israel defense force continues to call for palestinians to move to the southern part of gaza, as it ramps up attacks ahead of an expected ground assault. more israeli troops are

gathering with gaza. the israel-hamas war has claimed more than 6,100 lives. all this as protests and rallies continue around the world, including at our state capitol in sacramento where allies continue the call for a cease-fire to protect all the innocent caught in the middle of the violent and deadly conflict. in the sharply divided times, some locals gathered together to better understand one another and their perspectives of the war. it happened yesterday in los gatos. marianne favro takes us there. >> reporter: not a rally or protest. >> how many hundreds of children have died? >> reporter: saturday, about 100 people gathered for coffee and a teaching to learn more about the palestinian people. >> we want people to understand that this is a political crisis, and a humanitarian crisis. and i wanted to raise the level

of understanding and discourse to humanize the palestinians, including my family, to make people understand that the lives of palestinians are equal to the lives of israelis. >> reporter: the event offered people a chance to lean on each other as they worried about loved ones in gaza. this woman says her husband's relatives lost everything in a missile attack. >> my husband has family in gaza, he has an aunt and cousin, nephews and nieces, and they have lost their homes, so their homes have been bombed. their businesses have been bombed, so they're essentially homeless now, and they are just moving between shelters, trying to find safety. >> reporter: in berkeley today, people also gathered for an educational event focused on the palestinian people, and to learn more about the hamas militant group that attacked israel exactly two weeks ago. >> hamas is not a liberty

agency. they are a political party with extremely regressive ideology. they are misogynists, they are anti-queer. >> reporter: israel has announced it will increase gaza strikes, telling more people to flee south. >> israel is doing what it has to, to protect its citizens. that doesn't take away the tragedy of palestinian civilians who are dying in this conflict, as well. but the blame rests squarely on hamas, who has really created this situation. >> reporter: for now, people are trying to understand more about the conflict and continue to call for a cease-fire. marianne favro, "today in the bay." happening today, events showing solidarity amid the israel-hamas war. in the east bay, families from all backgrounds and religions are invited to help paint a street mural to send a message

to politicians to encourage a cease-fire and end the humanitarian crisis in gaza. that starts at 10:45 at splash pad park in oakland. and in the north bay, the nonprofit organization stand with us will hold a solidarity event for what they're calling support of israel and humanity. that starts at 11:00 a.m. at the napa county historic courthouse. we do continue to follow the developments out of the middle east and how it's impacting life here in the bay area. when we are not on the air, our team is posting updates on our website. visit nbcbayarea.com and click on the israel-hamas war link at the top of the home page. turning now to the east bay where firefighters were busier than anticipated yesterday following a controlled burn that grew into this, a much larger brush fire. it happened yesterday in a rural part of contra costa county on farmland north of discovery bay. firefighters say the wind spread

the flames to the property where old chemicals and overgrowth caught fire. firefighters initially created a perimeter, but decided to let the fire burn itself out. about 35 acres burned. and this wild high-speed chase happened in the north bay yesterday, coming to a violent end, with the arrest of an 18-year-old. the chp says that the heelsburg teen was behind the wheel of a mustang that sped away. the chase ended with that crash you saw in santa rosa. the mustang plowed into two other cars during the chase, injurying two adults and a child. the pursuit started after the unit recognized the car's license plate that says, will run. the chp says the plates are fake and that teen is facing various felony charges. a milestone for the mayor of

san jose. he highlighted four things to make the streets safer, housing more affordable and to make san jose a place to easier to invest. >> basics like ensuring everyone is safe in their home and their neighborhood, in their place of work and worship. this year, we have pushed hard to maintain san jose's status as the safest big city in the bay area, and put ourselves on the path to being the safest big city in america. >> he applauded the thousands of volunteers who have invested to make san jose a better place to live and work. san jose is the largest city in the bay area, with nearly 1 million residents. caltrans crews say they are make progress as they work to

repave a massive stretch of a south pay highway. south bound 87 remains closed between highway 85 and the julian street undercrossing for repairs and repaving. last month, the agency closed the north bound lanes for the same reason. caltrans expects to reopen by 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning just in time for the commute to work. just shy of 7:10 on your sunday morning. much more ahead. coming up, we go live to washington, d.c. for our weekly interview with kristen welker for a preview of is week's for a preview of is week's th"m my dry eye's made me a burning, stinging, 5-times-a-day,... ...makeup smearing drops user. i want another option that's not another drop. tyrvaya. it's not another drop. it's the first and only

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welcome back. as we have been discussing, we continue to follow developments out of the middle east. several american political leaders have made trips to israel, including joe biden, defense secretary lloyd austin, and our governor, gavin newsom. this as joe biden asks congress for more aid money for israel and ukraine. but without a speaker of the

house, what can congress actually do? please join me in welcoming kristen welker, moderator of "meet the press." hi, kristen. as always, thanks for joining us this morning. for the last two weekends, we have discussed this exact issue, what can congress do, as you so poetically stated, they are paralyzed. so today instead i would like to ask you about secretary blinken's recent marathon trip to israel. you have an exclusive interview with him this morning. is he able to summarize this diplomatic voyage, assuming he had a big part in the release of these hostages and latest developments? >> that's a great question, kira. you're right, we do continue to have the same conversation weekend after weekend, because nothing has changed in congress basically. in terms of secretary of state antony blinken's marathon trip, look, he stressed the fact that his message was that the united states stands shoulder to

shoulder with israel. he also stressed that his goal, joe biden's goal, is to make sure that this doesn't expand into a wider war. so the importance of getting allies and partners on board with that, i asked him how concerned he is about iran essentially trying to escalate this crisis and this confrontation. he said that is among their top concerns, particularly after you had u.s. service members who have been targeted at various places throughout the region. they are deepy concerned about this, kira. so i think that those are two of the top priorities. the hostage release at the top of that list, as well. and then, of course, sending that message to israel, that the united states stands with israel, but also wants to make sure that they are following international law as they proceed with what is expected to be a ground invasion, which could be coming imminently. so it is a fascinating discussion with the secretary of state. i tried to get details about why

the two american hostages were released now. he said he can't get into private conversations but stressed how significant it is that they have been released. >> and now hamas claiming that they were willing to release two more, so we will see what transpires as the weeks progress. kristen, you have quite the lineup this morning. we look forward to your show. thanks for joining us with that preview. we do hope you join kristen for this morning's "meet the press." she will have all exclusive interviews. antony blinken, kevin mccarthy, as well as former vice president mike pence who will discuss former president trump's attorneys taking plea deals this past week. "meet the press" is on at 8:00 a.m. right after this news cast. coming up in about 30 minutes, we'll talk to political analyst larry gerston for our weekly segment. we'll take a look at that disarray happening in congress, as the speaker of the house spot

remains vacant and that noon deadline today to throw your hat into the ring. cvs says it's pulling some of the most common decongestants off shelves after a panel of advisers raised doubts about efficacy. the panel refused to back the effectiveness of oral, over the counter medicines made with that ingredient. other cold and cough product also continue to be offered. last night was a big night for the bay area's asia pacific fund. the organization hosted its annual gala last night at san francisco's swanky palace hotel, marking 30 years of work to strengthen and enrich the aapi communities. our very own raj mathai is a board member. and right there you see our reporter, robert handa. the two were among 30 influential figures honored.

handa has been involved in the fund since its inception. >> growing up asian american, i emceed the very first event they had. i've been in and out of that event all the time, and so it's been really great. >> our janelle wang there to show her support. they aim to strengthen the asian and pacific islander community in the bay area through philanthropy and other means of support. and our own jessica aguirre and damian trujillo were in downtown san jose, proud to serve as the emcees of the hispanic foundation ball last night. it was a sold out gala. this has been a silicon valley tradition for more than 30 years, celebrating achievements of the latino community and raising support for common

causes. by the way, our parent company, comcast, is a proud sponsor of the event. right there in the white, our president and general manager stacey owen, the queen of it all, drives us to do good. at 7:17, if you are looking for events to attend, we have a few ideas in this weekend calendar. >> good morning, kira. let's start at the theater in sunnyvale where the silicon valley asian pacific film festival is in the final day. i'm very excited for my group of films feature progress files on a series of local legends across the bay area. even more legendary are those group of men who fought in world war ii. you'll want to experience this uniquely immersive experience known as defining courage. today at the hammer theater in san jose, a production combining historical footage, live music

and singers, the story of the greatest fighting units in american military history, defining courage show.com. finally, a different kind of live performance spread across the city of san francisco. they're called trolly dances as epiphany dance theater takes their dance experiences to the people connecting neighborhoods with the history, culture, architecture and natural environments that surround them. you'll need to visit the website to reserve a spot from downtown to fisherman's wharf. and then tomorrow, i'll be watching all the rails and the roads right here for you on "today in the bay." >> mike, thanks. time now to check in with cinthia pimentel, who gave me beautiful new earrings this morning, with a look at our forecast. it was like 90 on thursday or wednesday and now it's raining. >> now it's raining and cold. so a different shift as we go

into the final day of our weekend. so let's get a check of the microclimate weather for you, seeing the low spinning off and dropping in some moisture. in the north bay, we check in around san rafael, santa rosa, that cell that will push on through. the south bay still staying dry, but there is plenty of moisture for everybody. so let's time this out for you hour by hour. i know people want to do those fall events. notice by the mid morning hours, we could have the potential for heavier downpours in the north bay. the san mateo county coastline tapping in on some of that moisture. by around lunchtime, here is a band of showers that is stretching from calistoga, napa, the east bay down into the south bay that could be the potential for the thunderstorm activity. once we gain that daytime heating is when the potential comes out. into the afternoon and evening hours, overcast skies.

better chance to get out the door as we head into the evening hours. we'll put those rain estimates, where you see the areas of red, that could be where the potential for the thunderstorm activity lies. so we'll keep it to our north and east. everybody else should just see traces amounts of rain. if you catch one of those downpours, there will be a little more moisture carried with that, too. our outlook by tomorrow, temperatures rebound just a little bit, but it will be breezy as the low exits the area. tuesday, looking like a better day with the temperatures going back into the 70s, mid to upper 70s as we go into the valleys. then we cool it down on wednesday, more of the high clouds coming into the picture. so it's a little bit of everything for this weekend. we'll keep the rain at times in san francisco. but better clearing and breezy for tomorrow. so hold on to your hats out there. but then we see some stable weather as we go into the week. and in the final week of october, and as we are looking ahead into halloween, i think

we'll have a little blip of that rain chance on friday. but shouldn't be too much in the way of getting our weekend plans, halloween parties going on into next weekend, looking better. but the temperatures coming down, kira. >> cinthia, thanks so much. it's 7:21 right now. much more ahead. coming up, more injuries hitting the niners. a shoulder injury keeping deebo samuel on the sideline. how many games he coulmiss, how many games he coulmiss, nextd i

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replacing his production won't be easy. >> he's a unique player, and so it does change things up. but we have a bunch of good receivers and running backs. that's what we did last week. we've had contingency plans as it goes. he's been banged up before that, too, so this will give him a chance to come back 100%. here is some positive news. christian mccaffrey returned to practice saturday. he hurt his oblique in cleveland. he's questionable for monday night in minnesota. he says he feels great but that's all he would say. >> how did it feel being back in practice? >> felt good to be back out there. >> are you optimistic for monday? >> i feel great. yeah, i feel great. i just feel great. i feel great for my own standard. i don't know how everyone else

feels, but i feel great. >> it was good to have him out there today. the fact that he's able to go out there today and feel good, we have to make sure he can go into that game on monday and feel real good. >> he feels great. means he probably should play, right? we'll see on monday. the san jose earthquakes are headed to the postseason for the first time since 2020. they played to a 1-1 draw with austin fc, with portland's loss to houston, san jose clinches the ninth seed. they will play wednesday at kansas city, a team that blanked them 3-0 in the last meeting. >> we want to take it to the next step, and we have the opportunity. we're not happy with our last game with kansas city, but this is a league where there is a way to beat home teams. we have to answer, do we want to be one of those teams? on the ice, the sharks and nationals take on the predators. first road game of the year for

san jose. nashville takes control of this one with a pair of goals 12 seconds apart in the second. san jose remains winless on the season. a couple of college football notes, san jose state beat utah state. stanford falls to ucla. and the phillies beat arizona in the baseball playoffs. so they lead that series three games to two. i'm anthony flores for "today in the bay." just shy of 7:27. much more ahead. coming up, this live look in gaza, where more aid is coming in today, but the u.n. saying it's not enough. we have the latest on the war, and how you can talk to your children about what's going on in the middle east. plus, back here locally, a shocking high-speed chase in the north bay coming to a disruptive ending. what we learned about the people inside that spee

good morning. it is sunday, october 22nd, 7:29. a nice morning in downtown los gatos. a little chilly out there, but as we head further north, people are seeing rain. so enjoy it while you can. thanks for joining us. i'm kira klapper. cinthia pimentel joins us with a quick look at the microclimate forecast, and microclimates indeed, rain on the golden gate bridge and south bay seeing nothing. [ laughter ] >> a good hint out there for all of the dog parents to who on that w.a.l.k. before the moisture comes in. we are going to have breezy conditions with moisture, yes, it's already over the golden gate bridge. as you make your way up 101 into the north bay, seeing some of that activity. the highs today will be cool. mid to upper 60s to low 70s, and

as we gain that daytime heating, could bring about that potential for lightning. we'll keep it over the north bay and to the east in solano county. a small potential, but we'll walk you through the rest of the forecast coming up. kira, back to you. we begin with this breaking news overnight. a deadly shooting in a typically quiet east bay city. it happened in oakley around 11:30 last night. four people were shot at a home on shannon and windflower ways. one person died. this is not far from freedom high school. oakley police are investigating. no word on any arrests. we turn back to our continuing coverage of now two weeks and a day since hamas launched its deadly attack on the people of israel, sparking the worst conflict in gaza in recent memory. in a surprising revelation today, hamas leaders say they're willing to release two more

women hostages for humanitarian reasons, and without compensation. just as they did on friday with the israeli american mother and daughter. but the terrorist group claims israel refused to accept the hostages. israel this morning denying that claim, and saying it's willing to do everything necessary to bring all the captives and missing back home. following yesterday's developments of 20 trucks filled with aid supplies entering gaza, today, 17 additional convoys entered the egyptian side of the rafah border crossing to supply more aid. although welcome, the united nations warns it's not enough. we are told more told more than 200 trucks with 300,000 tons of aid have been waiting for days to get through the crossing. roughly 2 million gazans are rationing food and drinking dirty water. hospitals are running low on fuel and supplies.

meanwhile, the israeli defense force continues to call for palestinians to move to the southern part of gaza, as it ramps up attacks ahead of an expected ground assault. more israeli troops are gathering along the border with gaza. the israel-hamas war has claimed more than 6100 lives. all this as protests and rallies continue across the country, including in our state capitol in sacramento. allies calling for a cease-fire to protect all the innocents caught in the middle to have violent and deadly conflict. authorities in detroit are expected to provide an update this morning after a synagogue president was found stabbed to death outside of her home yesterday morning. police say samantha wool died at the scene. police say the motive is unknown at this time. she led the isaac downtown synagogue since 2022, the only free standing synagogue in the

heart of downtown detroit. back here in the bay area, and happening today, events showing solidarity amid the israel-hamas war. in the east bay, families are invited to help payment a street mural. the hope is to send a message to politicians to encourage a cease-fire and end the humanitarian crisis in gaza. that starts at 10:45 at splash pad park in oakland. and also an event in napa at the county courthouse. that starts at 11:00 a.m. it's an event for israel and humanity. trauma responses from violent events and graphic images like the ones coming from israel and gaza can be hard to understand and more difficult to talk about. haley kirby from our nbc affiliate in indiana spoke with a mental health expert for some tips on how to choose the right words. >> reporter:ylvia groves says

it's okay if you don't fully understand the conflict in israel and to be open about that. >> parents need to know it's okay to say i don't really know. >> reporter: it's appropriate to talk in an age appropriate manner. >> let the children's questions guide the discussion. they may have heard about the conflict and may be concerned about it. they may not have. so don't assume they have the same concerns adults do. >> reporter: if they are older or more curious -- >> let's do that together. let's go to some trusted sources and see if we can find out the back ground about why this is happening. >> reporter: another reminder is to reaffirm safety here. >> reaffirm to them that these events are happening far away from where we live. we can't guarantee perfect safety all the time, but just bring it back to what are the things we know happen in our home, school, and community that do keep us safe.

>> reporter: and watch out for more severe warning signs oh of a trauma response. >> really watch for changes in their behavior from what you typically expect. and know when it might be time to seek outside resources. make sure the school knows. and then they can be watching for things going on at school, as well. >> reporter: if you are concerned that your child has been exposed, say something like -- >> share with me what you have seen or heard, and talk to them about, you know, how does that make you feel? and what are some things that we can do to address that? >> reporter: most importantly, make time to have these conversations. >> that was haley kirby reporting for us. ctinue to follow these developments out of the middle east, and how it's impacting our life here in the bay area when we are not on the air,e posting updates on the website. just visit nbcbayarea.com and click on the israel-hamas war

link at the top of our home page. new this morning, another wild, early morning sideshow in the bay area. this time in the south bay. the first happened just before 1:00 this morning at camden avenue in san jose. you saw there people setting off fireworks while drivers doing donuts in the center. people hanging out of the windows, lasers being pointed. and then about a half hour later, the sideshow seemed to move to the intersection of meridian and hamilton avenues. fireworks again and hundreds blocking the intersection. at one point, two cars doing donuts you just saw there, crashed head-on. the crowds were disbursed by police about 15 minutes into the sideshow. police were seen chasing people away. no word on any arrests. now to the north bay, where this wild high-speed chase came to a violent end with the arrest

of an 18-year-old. the chp says the teen was behind the wheel of the mustang that sped away from officers on north bound 101. it ended with that crash you just saw in santa rosa. the mustang plowed into several other cars during the chase, and injured two adults and one child. it all started after a police unit recognized the car's license plates that say "will run." the chp says those plates are t felony charge. in the south bay, a milestone for the mayor who delivered his first state of the city address, highlighting four priorities for san jose to make the city safer, streets cleaner, housing more affordable, and to make san jose an easier place to invest. he characterized it as putting san jose back on track with the

basics. >> basics like enshurg everyone is safe in their home, neighborhood, place of work and their place of worship. this year, we have pushed hard to maintain san jose's status as the safest big city in the bay area, and put ourselves on the path to being the safest big city in america once again. >> he applauded the thousands of those who have made san jose a better place to live and work. now to san francisco, where a new effort is underway to fix the negative reputation the city has garnered in recent years. the effort is called "it all starts here" and the campaign is privately funded by individual donors. volunteers gathered together yesterday to work on that mural project as part of the big launch. organizers say it's all about community, civic pride and

showcasing all the wonderful things about the city by the bay. we hope that it continues to go well. organizers will keep us posted. we're going to turn now to bay area rap legend e-40, who now has a street named after him. we told you about this yesterday morning. it happened yesterday afternoon. earl stevens grew up in vallejo. yesterday, the city revealed a street called e-40 way. sit the street he grew up on. magazine street. city leaders honored the rapper with a key to the city. wow. the pride of the bay area, e-40. 7:40 right now. still to come, protecting yourself from online scams. as holiday shopping nears, we break down

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whether you're new to the bay area or lived here all your life, i want to give you a recap of what our rain year looks like. right now, we are in october, nearing the end of it. we will go into the rainy season. we see it picking up around halloween and christmastime and into january, february, march. of course, it's dry during the summertime, so get ready for some changes. as we look ahead and see that moisture already wrapping itself around the northern part of the state and into the north bay. you've been seeing that rain moving in through santa rosa, petta luma at times, over fairfax, san rafael. seeing that moisture showing up along the peninsula, too. but the rest of the bay and into the east bay still staying dry, but we'll take it hour by hour and see what this sunday has in store. also the chance of developing some thunderstorms. i'm going to keep those chances higher to the north bay and over into solano county. this is going to come about as we gain that daytime heating.

the potential is low, because highs are only going to be in the upper 60s to low 70s. if you hear thunder roar around calistoga, ukiah, go indoors. everybody else should see that light rain around san francisco and morgan hill, gilroy, into the early afternoon hours. spotty showers at times, and by the evening time, it's gone just a few lingering over the santa cruz mountains. and monday, we do have better weather in store, clearing up, but also the breeze picking up. behind a low, we see the breezes pick up just a little bit. more clearing as we go into tuesday. wednesday, however, seeing some of that rain stay to the north. so very active picture overall. i'm looking ahead into next weekend, of course, halloween parties are coming up, everybody is getting ready. looking at that chance developing on friday. it breaks up and keeps us dry for the weekend. we'll keep an eye on this next

sunday. the next seven days, inland valleys, temperatures staying mild and 70s. better clearing as we go into our final workweek of october. and san francisco, rainy at times today. if you are heading into the city for any plans. breezy by tomorrow, and the rain chance on friday. >> hopefully not on halloween. >> hopefully not. more n

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i'm marcus washington. kira, back to you. >> thanks, marcus. candidates for speaker of the house have until noon today to submit names. when republicans meet tuesday to select a speaker, three weeks will have passed since the ouster of kevin mccarthy. and slightly more than three weeks will remain until there is extra time to reduce an overdue national budget will expire. meanwhile, nothing can be done without a speaker. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston is here, shaking his head. what does your crystal ball tell you about ending this? >> this is the third straight week we have focused on this issue. >> i know. >> it's important. why is it important? because they can't do anything until they settle this matter. it's not as if they have nothing to do. there's $100 billion in added

budgeting the president has requested for ukraine, for israel, for the middle east region, for taiwan, and for the border. he's requested $100 billion. congress can't act. and that budget can't be done. it's already way overdue. and we have three more weeks until the continued resolution runs out. put that together, we have a mess continuing. >> it's soez to forget amid this mess that the deadline is november 17th. so what do we know about the candidates who want to become the speaker? that's quite a slew of them. >> we're getting a picture, kira. so fascinating. why? because they had nine candidates as of this morning. of the nine that were in the hunt as of last night, seven of those nine candidates voted to overturn the presidential election january 6th of 2021. seven of the nine running for that spot, the speaker spot, voted to overturn the election.

that tells you something about the republican party. by the way, the previous candidates, kevin mccarthy, scalise, jordan, all of them voted to overturn, as well. so the republican party, running congress right now, at least the house, is very much to the right. that tells you a lot about where we are in this polarized period. >> without trump, he still seems to be ruling the land. so how do you think this stalemate has affected public support for republicans, let alone democrats? >> well, the polls tell us a pretty chilling story in terms of how people feel about what's going on in washington right now, especially congress. take a look at one we found from the other day. it shows 37% say they're happy about the democrats. 26% say they're happy with republicans. 26%. and by the way, that's down 7% from earlier in the year. so there's really little

confidence in congress. and that carries over, kira, because if there's no confidence in congress, there's not a lot of confidence in the government, which means we have issues to worry about. >> 37% and 26%, not great. larry, as always, thanks for this. see you same time, same place next weekend, same topic? >> hopefully something else. >> hopefully something else. thanks, larry. just shy of 7:52. up next, a quick look at the top stories, including more aid going into gaza today. going into gaza today. ne have the latest,

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welcome back. here's a quick look at the top stories we are following, including breaking news overnight. a deadly shooting in an east bay city. it happened at a house party in oakley around 11:30 last night. contra costa county fire confirmed four people were shot at the home on shannon and windflower ways not far from freedom high school. one person died. no word on any arrests. we turn now to this live look from gaza. this morning, it has been 15 days since hamas launched that bloody attack on the people of israel. as we reported yesterday morning, 20 trucks filled with aid entered gaza. and we have new video just into

our newsroom this morning from the rafah border crossing where today 17 additional convoys entered the egyptian tide to supply more aid. the aid, of course, is desperately needed. but the united nations warned it's not enough. there are roughly 2 million gazans rationing food and drinking dirty water. hospitals are running low on supplies. five hospitals already closed because of fuel shortages and bomb damage. the israel-hamas war has claimed more than 6,100 lives. we doe developments out of the middle east, and h it's impacting us in the bay area. when we're not on the air, our team is posting updates on nbcbayarea.com. just click on israel-hamas war at the top of the home page. new this morning, another wild, early morning sideshow in the bay area. this one in the south bay. the first happened just before

1:00 a.m. near the highway 85 off ramp in san jose. you saw people setting off fireworks, drivers doing doughnuts in the center there. dozens of people standing around, videoing. and then the sideshow moved to the intersection of meridian and hamilton avenues. hundreds were blocking the enter se section, and at one point, those two cars crashed head on. crowds were disbursed by san jose police, but no word on arrests. let's check in with cinthia one last time before we go. >> we have some rain moving in through the bay area. i want you to bring that umbrella. be careful on the slick roadways. it should clear up on monday, but breezy as the cold front starts to exit. and we're going to keep the temperatures mild as the week goes on. but looking ahead, we could be looking at a chance of rain on friday. we'll keep an eye on it.

>> no 5:00 or 6:00 p.m. news tonight. instead, it is football night in america right here on nbc bay area. the miami dolphins at the philadelphia eagles. we will have a special edition of the news cast right after at. and then back again at 11:00 p.m. should be a good game to watch. until then, stay up to date on nbcbayarea.com. thank you for making us part of your sunday morning. we hope you have a great sunday and would love to see you back here next weekend.

♪♪ ♪♪ this sunday, aiding allies. president biden makes his case for funding the wars in israel and ukraine as vital to america's national security. >> when terrorists don't pay a price for their terror, when dictators don't pay