order in yauntville has been lifted. residents have been under order to boil water. it started friday. that is when e. coli was detected in a treatment plant that handles water from the reservoir. the primary water source, after more tests the water came back as safe to drink. the scare after a three-day boil water order back in july. just ahead, the case is closed but tonight we investigate the july.tigate the we investigate the explicit instagram posts made by a police officer. why some believe his punishment was not enough. and some are casting ballots in a presidential election thousands of miles away. what's at stake in venezuela's presidential race. areas of drizzle and light rain around the authority bay as that chance of showers moves out. we're tracking two new chances ahead on the seven-day forecast. the timing when we come right

back. and coming up later in sports of the san francisco giants still searching for a new skipper. new details about their frontrunner, set to interview with the team. you're familiar with this man.

welcome back. if you're just joining us, we're on right now after sunday night football. from instagram to internal affairs, a mountain view police officer gets disciplined for his social media posts. >> we obtained records in the now-closed case that has one expert questioning whether the punishment was too lenient. here's jaxon van derbeken with this bizarre story. >> what we're here to do tonight is to minimize the risk of you becoming a victim. >> reporter: that's detective andrew wong in 2017, talking to the community about how to avoid property crime.

four years later, he was being investigated by internal affairs for his off-duty social media posts. we are just learning about it now, because we obtained the disciplinary record when the department disclosed them under a recent state law. >> most burglars, they won't work with other people. >> reporter: when the pandemic hit in 2020, investigators learned wong took up cooking to pass the time off duty and began posting about his culinary creations on instagram but made many sexually-charged rechtss to sexually-charged refrgs of references. he wrote, like pets and sex, these are two things great individually but should not be combined. pairing cinnamon rolls and cookies is the best thing since combining chocolate and peanut butter. most of the other posts under the name immature baker are too

graphic to read on television. >> posts i found to be crude, offensive. >> reporter: ladoris cordell is a retired judge and san jose's former independent police auditor. she agreed to read throughout records we obtained in the case. >> so because you're off duty or sitting at home and posting does not mean you still don't carry the mantle of being a police officer. >> reporter: but far more concerning, she says were wong's posts that his own mountain view police department found were racially offensive and disparaging toward people with disabilities. under the photo of a salad he writes the biggest difference between his house and the chipotle chain is when i go to the bathroom at home i don't have flashbacks of having sex with the extremely unattractive and overweight cashier with tattooed eyebrows.

another post found that he mocked blind children and made crude references to gay sex. >> what he wrote was very disrespectful of so many elements of our community. you don't want someone wearing a badge and carrying a gun who has these attitudes patrolling in your neighborhood. >> reporter: when he several of his fellow officers told him to stop the offensive posts, he was blocked access and shifted his account. wong wouldn't talk to us. but in his recorded interview in 2021 he told internal affairs investigators he was just trying to be funny and didn't mean any harm. >> it was to make jokes and make people laugh. not to bring heartache to people, certainly not to bring any shame or discredit to the department. >> reporter: but after finding wong's posts amounted to

discriminatory conduct unbecoming to an officer he was suspended for three weeks and sensitivity training. >> that is a big concern. >> reporter: cordell believes that was far to lax. mountain view pd sent a statement saying discipline is determined by a variety of factors, including the seriousness of the conduct, whether there is prior disciplinary his drift employee employee. >> not with those attitudes. >> reporter: jaxon van derbeken, nbc bay area news. >> if you have a story for our investigative unit, call

888-996-tips or visit our website, nbcbayarea.com/investigations. a synagogue leader near detroit stabbed to death. no motive and no suspects. samantha woll was found stabbed numerous times. late today police say they have no evidence today that her faith was a factor, but they also continue to search for a motive. the incident comes at a time when muslim and jewish communities are on edge across the country. she is remembered as a warm, generous and inclusive leader. >> she believed in humanity, which of course is an occasional terrible

iron eye. irony. >> woll was just 40 years old. the u.s. is increasing its level of support to israel. american officials are worried about a ground war that could spark a broader conflict across the middle east. so the u.s. has move add aircraft carrier and attack ship to the persian gulf. in addition, more u.s. troops are on stand by, ready to deploy on short notice. >> i think the primary focus is to prevent widening of the war, right on the cusp of a disaster. passions are high. >> white house says that humanitarian aid should keep flowing into gaza and officials are working to free hamas hostages. venezuela is holding its first presidential primary in more than a decade. the last primary was in 2012. here in the bay area, venezuelan citizens could vote at polling stations set up near the ferry building in san francisco. it's significant because the

opposition party organized it, despite government repression. current president nicolas maduro's administration has a history of bending the law and breaching agreements and has barred the frontrunner, machado, from holding office. >> we have seen just a flood of people that have come and have expressed enthusiasm for, you know, the hope that we have for what will be a new venezuela under a new person. god willing, you know, if the regime does what they need to do, and if they abide by the agreement. >> a date for the presidential election has not yet been set of. a very special guest led services at glide memorial church this morning. ? on behalf of all that is good and right and holy and power filled, we welcome to this pull

mitt, marianne williamson. >> yeah, it was marianne williamson, the democratic presidential candidate, delivered a heartfelt speech to the glide congregation. she went into political territory, making no secret that she is challenging president biden for the white house. >> a generation rose up against that and established the labor movement. the organized labor movement. and then the institutionalized suppression of black people in the american south in the form of segregation. with the establishment of the voting rights act and the establishment of the civil rights act. over time, people have risen up. over time, justice has prevailed. you might know i'm running for president because i say it's our turn now. >> she is one of two democrats

opposing biden. we will bring the next debate to you live. cyclists taking to the road for good cause, the cycle of hope fund raiser in dublin. multiple routes for cyclists of all levels. 30 mile, 9 miles, even a 1-mile for kids. the event was a roaring success. >> this was the first year we've had it in the east bay. weave hey more participants than ever before. >> the event has raised a little over $200,000 for habitat for humanity. >> a live look at the san francisco skyline right there. and you can see -- >> misting. >> yeah, the city getting a

decent downpour and the penguins at the sf zoo didn't let a little drizzle get in the way of a morning swim. look at them right there. the zoo posted this earlier today as the rain came down. >> can you believe this? ski resorts are getting ready for the winter. one month until opening day! they got more than 700 inches of snow last winter. i don't know if they need that much. the season just ended an hour ago. >> they want a similar season. lots of snow. >> colder systems coming in this week at that could bring winter weather advisories to the tahoe region. lows in the 40s, highs in the 60s once we get past monday and

tuesday. find those thicker coats. right now muggy outside in san jose. we've got light rain. temperatures in the mid-60s. mostly cloudy skies. can you see over to livermore, currently 60 degrees. light rain showers at times the and you saw the view over counsel town san francisco. the air is like a sponge. we got drizzle. light rain falling around san francisco. there's still a few showers here and there though. temporarily they have come to a stop around morgan hill. at least the more significant showers we had a bit earlier this evening as we widen things out for you. more intense showers and thunderstorms have been staying to our east tonight. up here into napa county and solano county you see this. you'll see clearing from north to south after midnight tonight. but notice one more window of

opportunity around the santa clara valley, tri valley, 2:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m., just before sun rise, we'll see a little bit more rain, and then the skies start to clear out, and we'll see more sunshine in the monday forecast. look at the low temperatures, north bay clearing out. lows probably in the upper 40s and low 50s. temperatures by lunchtime into the afternoon. mostly 70s inland. and low 70s around oakland. 73 in san jose. 81 in fairfield. tuesday. may be the warmest day of the week. upper 70s inland. then watch the temperature trend now, wednesday, 60s with increasing clouds. mid-60s on thursday. rain possible late. it's really two weather systems we're watching to bring rain chances our way. wednesday is a chance that looks mainly aimed for the north bay. but there's cold air behind it that could bring snowshowers to the sierra, and right now looks

like friday is the better window of opportunity for showers further south. late thursday into friday. chance of showers here, and snowshowers could be possible over the sierra. now we should have good timing for next weekend. we'll get high pressure building back in. does look like as we head to saturday and sunday clearing skies. then all eyes on the halloween forecast starting to come into view. clouds on approach but the rain lurking offshore as of 7:00 halloween evening. at least as things constant stand right now. we'll also have to watch the wind. we see cooler air coming in. no 90s like last week in the valleys. a few days of 70s, this ennui

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>> they came even in the mist. a bay area fire chief claimed the award for best in the state. he has been the head of marin county fire department since 2012. he was named fire chief of the year by california fire chiefs association. outstanding communication skills are one of the reasons he was selected for the honor. turning to claimant in climate in crisis. >> it's not as coldas it used to be, but there are other changes. chase cain shows us ways winter is changing. >> reporter: winter brings skiing in the mountains, drinking water for the west and a break from oppressive heat in the south.

but it isn't going extinct, but it is getting different. winter is getting shorter and warmer. the fastest warming season by 3.3 degrees since 1970. from the great lakes to new england up to seven degrees hotter. there's less of a break from summertime heat. another big one out west is that if temperatures remain warmer longer into the year and let's say we have precipitation not really kick in, in the early winter, that means could you extend the wildfire season out west, that combined with temperatures warming up earlier means that you might see less snowpack. >> reporter: second overall drops but big snow reese main. snows remain. when one does hit, it can dump

more snow. a warmer atmosphere holds more moisture, more potential snow. that can amp up lake-effect snow in buffalo, monster storms in california and powerful nor'easters. >> you're getting more ferocious storms as a result of climate change. it's almost like a feast or famine situation. >> reporter: remember the storm in texas? it was formed by the rapidly-weakening arctic. >> when we have one of those cold spells, it's because the jet stream is taking one of these big southward swings, that allows the arctic cold to penetrate further south than usual. we are seeing these happen more often when the arctic is very warm. >> reporter: we can no longer look at past winters to predict

future winters. thousands came out to a day of the day celebration in los angeles today. the 11th annual event in downtown san pedro, part of l.a., was full of color, music and memories. a special memorial was set up for kobe bryant and his daughter. organizers of the event set up the altar because the two were so beloved in los angeles. many others were honored. we're not even at halloween yet, but it's beginning to look a lot like christmas at rockefeller center. >> check this out. >> wow. >> the ice rink has officially opened for the season yesterday. this surprised terry and me.

very iconic of course. >> we were just talking about the ski season. we should not be surprised. >> it became a permanent fixture in 1939. more than a quarter million people visit every year. the christmas tree will be delivered in a few weeks on november 11. and everyone wants to know, where's it going to come from, right? >> i don't know. i'm going to bet vermont. >> all right, enjoy the season coming. up next, it is supposed to free up 911 lines, but one system is leaving people hanging. >> i was on hold for like an hour 30 something seconds. >> did you just say hour and a half? >> an hour and a half. >> cal state, east bay looking

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good evening, and thanks for joining us on a special edition of nbc bay area news. >> the war between israel and hamas is in its third week. the israeli military has intensive identify airstrike. >> overnight, israel launched

more airstrikes across the region. smoke could be seen rising over the gaza skyline. israel has vowed to increase attacks as it prepares for the next phase of the war. >> and as israel bolsters its forces, more aid is arriving in gaza. a second convoy arrived. yesterday 20 trucks carrying the first supplies of food, water and medicine entered gaza since the war broke out. >> tonight we're learning about the two hostages released on friday. >> and the message for the 13-year-old still held captive. >> reporter: a new sense of urgency to free hostages following the release of two released from gaza.

judith raand her daughter released. the president speaking to them from the oval office. >> look, that's been long. >> reporter: this giving hope to the families of at least 200 other hostages, like the familiar live adan alexander. >> i'm sorry, i've been crying. >> don't be sorry. >> i mean, mom, how are you feeling? >> really tough. >> reporter: adan graduated last year and volunteered to serve in the israel defense forces. how it did it feel when you lead two whose tank -- >> i was like this, shaking. >> reporter: they spoke on the phone that morning.

>> and he's telling me mom, yeah, this, that, it's crazy, like world war ii here. >> reporter: he said that? >> yeah, a lot of bombing. >> reporter: so this is his room? >> yes. their is adan's room. >> reporter: that's the last she heard from him. officials tell her that adan is alive and being held hostage in gaza. >> when they told me that, i was breathing for a second, so i knew okay, we have a hope now. >> reporter: adan's sister mika says they must channel their hope into action. the 17 speaking out at a rally in times square. >> please do not forget adan or the other hostages. >> reporter: joining a zoom call with president biden and other families earlier this month. you believe the u.s. government is doing enough? >> yes, yes, yes, yes. >> 100%, yeah. >> they're doing it. and we have a proof. on friday. >> reporter: the family hoping friday's release marks the first

of many. if idan was watching this in english or hebrew, what would you be wishing? >> i would say to him in hebrew, "it's my soul." i would just hope that they will bring him home and my soul will come back do me. >> reporter: nbc news, new jersey. >> a bipartisan group of u.s. senators is visiting israel to meet with israeli officials and show support. lindsey graham is leading the delegation of five republicans and five democrats. at a news conference in tel aviv this morning the senators expressed their disgust at hamas, saying that destroying hamas is non-negotiable.

>> i come here because i love israel. i do not hate palestinians, i hate hamas. i know the difference. >> meantime, president biden spoke with pope francis. >> the race for the speaker of the house really heating up after several candidates trying, failing to win the votes. there are now nine republicans gunning for the speaker's gavel. >> reporter: tonight it's back to square one with a whole new slate of candidates. nine house republicans now throwing their hats in the ring for the speaker's gavel before today's noon deadline. and as of right now there's no

clear frun. ousted speaker kevin mccarthy supporting tom emmert who served in leadership with him. the candidates range from pete sessions of texas to the relatively new hard core trump supporter, byron donalds of florida. in fact, only two of the nain candidates voted to certify the january 6 election results. and steve scalise pulled out after failing to gain enough support. with the government shutdown looming, the republicans face mounting pressure to end the infighting. >> it's too dangerous right now. the world's on fire. this is so dangerous what we're doing. >> reporter: starting tomorrow, candidates will make in pitch behind closed doors. they'll need to get 217 votes. >> they're getting 217 is very difficult.

it's the rubiks cube of the answer to all this. >> back here in the bay area, the man accused of killing a san francisco tech executive is due back in court this week. a judge is expected to set a trial date on wednesday october 25. momeni has been b bars since allegedly stabbing the man. a judge denied setting bail for a second time. the two men knew each other and were seen together minutes before the attack. momeni has pleaded not guilty to murder charges. our investigative unit has been uncovering a lot of problems with 911 calls. a mother in oakland says she got caught between two strange cars when both drivers pulled out guns, time shoot. she called 911, but her calls dropped. >> reporter: this problem, a busy and dropped 911 calls are

still happening in oakland. it's supposed to help alleviate pressure on 911 dispatchers, kesa henderson says it left her hanging on the line, too. >> i have twin daughters, picking them up from school. they were in the car with me. >> reporter: on september 21st, kesha was driving in oakland. >> when i looked in my rear view mirror there were two speeding cars. they ended up boxing me in. literally the car behind my pulled out his gun and aimed it at the car in front of me. and i'm in the middle. that's when i called 911. i couldn't get through. it's a busy signal and it hangs you up. >> now a school was around the

corner. she called the non-emergency number. she was just trying to get ahold of someone. phone records show she called four times. >> i was blocked out four times from even the non-emergency line. >> this same log shows henderson called the non-emergency line the day before when she says a neighbor said someone in a ski mask was in a car in front of her house. >> i was on hold for like an hour and 30 something seconds. >> did you just say an hour and a half? >> it's an hour and a half. >> reporter: they're handled bit same department that takes 9'11" calls. oakland second worst answering time in california. oakland was put on notice, saying they had 1 months to bring 911 answer times into

compliance. and opd would no longer receive funding. the city is investing $2.5 million into its 911 system. this week she spoke about the issue at the state of the city address. >> in the next year, 911 response times will improve significantly. and we will not stop making progress until we fully fix 911. >> reporter: oakland did not respond to our questions for this story. but in its reply to the state's notice, it said it's recruiting and streamlining hiring and asked the state for more money, saying artificial intelligence paid for by the state might help with answering non-emergency calls. >> there's just a lack of enforcement. >> reporter: police said they're investigating the near shootout she was involved with. she organizes events like this. >> my name is kesha henderson,

and i am the creator of the rebirth anthem. >> reporter: neighbors, artists and police came out to revitalize her east oakland neighborhood. she hopes if the city's help line don't answer, maybe community members can hear each other's calls. oakland has a year to bring the 911 times within the state's 15-second standard. if it can't, they will have to reroute the calls to another 911 center. we will keep checking on the progress and bring you updates. >> to watch her reports, including the latest on texts to 911 issues, go to nbcbayarea.com/911. and if you have a story for candace or anyone in our investigative you know, call that number, or visit or website. it is not quite a look

alike. a new wax figure of dwayne the rock johnson getting some backlash. >> what he says he'll do to fix it. what do you think?

a hollywood star isn't too happy with his new look alike at a wax museum in france. we gave you a peek. take a look again. the museum in paris recently unveiled a wax figure of hollywood star. that is dwayne the rock johnson. >> the producer thinks it looks like mr. clean. >> i think some people might agree. okay, it's received a less than favorable reception. the critics have pointed out the generic choice of clothing and the skin tone looks significantly lighter than the

rock's actual skin tone. he said he's having his team reach out to the museum to make some important improvements to the figure. >> and we will keep you posted. taylor swift no longer just selling out arenas, she is packing them in at the box office, too. this is the second week the eras film was in theaters and the film has made $130 million in the u.s. and canada alone. they have set on breaking the record. rob, where is the rain right now? >> we're tracking it in the north bay. and it would have been a good day to spend at the movies

can't believe it's already been ten years, but ten years since endurance swimmer diana nyad swam 111 miles from havana to key west in florida. she was the first person to complete that swim without a shark cage. you might remember. she's also 64 years old at the time. today she commemorated that anniversary, not with a swim herself but by helping reintroduce a sea turtle to the wild. there she is right there. 120-pound female green sea turtle was rehabilitated at the turtle hospital. turning to climate in crisis. in the caribbean, there's a very visible reminder of global warming. unusually warm water is causing the region's worst episode of coral bleaching. it's when brightly-colored coral

becomes white due to stressors. it is still alive but not healthy. there is concern that a catastrophic die is likely ahead. time to take you live outside. now this is a live look from the emeryville camera over the bay bridge looking into san francisco. and i don't know, kind of misty out there, looks like. >> drizzle. >> is it a drizzle storm? >> a little more than hair spray consistency right now but enough to make things damp. roadways are an issue. you may still have wet roadways for tomorrow morning and seeing a little more than heavy mist or drizzle. we'll show you that on the ray areda. 60s to low 70s highs.

muggy around the south bay. 65 in san jose. mostly cloudy into walnut creek. a few light showers, and there is a look at the wet roadways across the golden gate bridge. 61 with heavy drizzle at times. it's north bay. marin county to sonoma county. tops for rainfall total, about a half inch to three quarters. meantime, san jose, tri valley, kind of rain shadowed out. enough to wet the ground at times. and we're still seeing some showers here across napa county. notice the movement here from north to south. eventually this is going to find its way into the east bay and south bay after midnight

tonight. one more wave of showers passing through. you may hear that outside, 2:00 or 3:00 a.m. it might bring up rain totals slightly from san jose to morgan hill. by 5:00 and 6:00 a.m., clear in the north bay. then by lunch time, sunshine everywhere. even out to the coast, and a little bit of a warmup on the way after a chilly start to the morning. low 50s in the north bay. showers move out. sunshine moves in. by lunch time, 60s and 70s, mid to upper 70s. now tuesday we'll see highs in the mid to upper 70s inland. but wednesday and now thursday trending cooler again, back moo in into the 60s.

we're shifting the precipitation type. that will bring a chance of snowshowers. but thursday night and friday might be the better opportunity for rain like we had today. and look how cold it is up there toward the sierra. might see some of the first winter weather advisories of the season. now for next weekend plans, right now, does look like we're going to clear those skies out. and for right now, heading closer to trick-or-treat time there for halloween, looks like clouds moving in. but rain holding off as we finish off the month of october. just like that. so there's your seven-day forecast. a little warmer for a couple days. once the skies clear tomorrow. and then cooler changes. lows by the way will be in the mid to upper 40s. you can't get around with the windbreaker anymore. you're going to have to find a real jacket. and an umbrella at times.

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field goal. they also have a defense that likes to put pressure on blitz. and speaking of pressure. many are eager to find out how the niners will respond after losing their first regular season game in almost a year. >> we lost, but man, we have a lot to look forward to. we got to move on quickly. we've got a good team ahead of us. spirit's been good. we got to keep it going. >> i see a team that cause issues. they blitz more than anyone in the league. you can't just relax and call a play. there's a thousand things that can go wrong. they're a team that challenges schematically in everything. >> it was beautiful day in the windy but another ugly

performance. dante foreman had the hat trick. one, two, three touchdowns. two on the ground, one receiving. the bears beat the raiders 30-12. >> we really didn't do anything well enough. right now it isn't good enough, you know, and it needs to get better. >> tough to be a raider fan, because they are a hard watch right now. all right, talking a little basketball now. the warriors might be tipping off the nba season without their emotional leader. draymond green is questionable for tuesday's season opener. the warriors released an injury update. he started practicing and played a little five on five scrimmage with the team after missing all the preseason with a sprained left ankle. the warriors say he might, might

be able to go. it depends if he's able to get into shape. >> he needs to build his conditioning and stamina for sure. he looked good out there. i would say questionable on tuesday, but, you know, he needs more work for sure. >> i think he going to play. the san diego padres have granted permission to interview with the giants. the former oakland a's skipper might possibly be the frontrunner to replace gabe kapler who was recently fired. melvin is still under contract with the padres but has been very unhappy with the front office. >> bases loaded. drilled on the line, left field and gone! >> adolis garcia with the grand slam in the ninth inning, bruce bochy's rangers fight off elimination.

they beat the astros in game six. so a deciding game seven will be played tomorrow in houston. speaking of bob melvin. if he were to make the switch from the padres to the giants, it wouldn't be something we haven't seen before. a dozen years with the padres before coming to san francisco. >> how about them niners? >> you ask me every week. i try to say oh, it's a play by play. i think they should win, but there are a lot of question marks. left tackle, trent williams. you don't know if he's going to play. bad ankle. dre greenlaw. christian mccaffrey. we all heard him yesterday. feels great. but i don't know if he's playing. having said all that, i think the niners are the better team and they for some reason are able to beat minnesota and create a lot of problems for kirk cousins. >> you bet on the niners?

>> yeah, why not? >> you have to keep pace with the eagles who beat miami tonight. >> before you get to weather, nine sners. niners? >> yeah. >> how about the weather. >> we'll talk about that. heading toward tomorrow morning, there it goes, skies clear, and for the afternoon, temperatures in the 70s, and that seven-day forecast does show temperatures climbing for couple days. there's the bigger change there. look at the bottom of the screen. lows in the mid-40s. snow potential for the sierra as well. and clearing skies heading to next weekend and 49ers, speaking of them, they play sunday, right at levi? >> thanks for joining us. >> we'll be back here at 11:00. see you then. alaska airlines $99 companion fare

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