speaker nancy pelosi comments for the first ti after her husband, paul, was violently attacked in their san francisco home. >> then comments from the commissioner of baseball putting in oakland in doubt leaving some city leaders fed up with the will they or won't they. >> at the end of the day, you know, for me, that shows how rude you are. and another serious virus spiking early and putting a strain on local children's hospitals. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. we begin tonight with the a's, and comments from the major league baseball commissioner that's made their future in the east bay for uncertain than ever. >> the city has been pushing for years to get the new ball

park terminal approved, as the team said they'd only stay if they could move out of the coliseum. betty yu has the story. >> i think the mayor in oakland has made a huge effort to try to get it done in oakland. it just doesn't look like it's going to happen. i'm not positive. >> reporter: during an on sirius xm, commissioner manfred said he wasn't sure they could figure out a new stadium in oakland. the lease 2024 season. >> i think the a's have proceeded prudently in exploring the the las vegas alternative. given the lack of pace in oakland, i think they have to look for an alternative. >> reporter: he said oakland could love within the next five years. >> it's not the first or last time we'll hear that comment. not only from major league baseball commissioners, but

also, we heard that exact statement from the national football league. >> reporter: this oakland city council member says he wants the team to stay in oakland, but doesn't want tax members to carry the burden of redeveloping and building a new ball park at howard terminal. the approval process for that project has been slow. >> we don't have an economic analysis, even to this point. here at the council, we're still waiting for a proposal, a financial plan, a commitment in writing from the a's. what they're willing to invest. >> reporter: the oakland mayor, who's nearing the end of her second term in office, said in a statement in part, i spoke with commissioner manfred today, and assured him that i remain absolutely confident the deal in oakland will get done next year, even with new leadership in place. the a's

are continuing to invest tremendous resources into an oakland deal. >> she said the same thing about the raiders and warriors. >> reporter: the a's struggled with low fan attendance this year. meanwhile, the city council is expected to see an independent economic analysis on howard terminal at the end of november. betty yu, kpix 5. nancy pelosi's husband paul is still at san francisco general tonight recovering after being hit several times in the head with a hammer and having to undergo surgery. speaker pelosi, meanwhile, released her first statement since the attack saying in part, our children, grandchildren, and i are heartbroken and traumatized by the life threatening attack on our pop. we're grateful for the quick response of law enforcement and emergency services and the life saving medical care he's receiving. please know, the out pouring of prayers and well wishes from so many in congress is a comfort

to our family and helping paul in his recovery. his condition continues to improve. >> nearly 48 hours since the attack, security remains tight around the pelosi home in pacific heights, with both capitol and local police standing watch. da lin has the latest. >> reporter: we understand paul pelosi is still recovering at sf general after surgery on friday. given his age, at 82 years old, doctors want to monitor his recovery closely. the police chief says the suspect also remains at the same hospital getting treatment. authorities say paul pelosi secretly dialed 911 and left the phone line open so the dispatcher could hear what was going on without alarming the intruder. at a san francisco chinatown event on saturday, the police chief bill scott said the dispatcher knew something was wrong and rushed officers over. >> the attack itself, from the time the officers got the call to the attack was minutes. less than three minutes, i believe. and when the officers arrived,

we're talking seconds from the time the door opened to the attack of mr. pelosi. we're talking seconds. >> reporter: the chief says officers saw the suspect hitting pelosi with a hammer. they tackled the suspect. it's unclear how long the intruder was inside before paul pelosi was able to call 911. the suspect, david depape, reportedly searched the house for speaker pelosi and shouted where's nancy, where's nancy? the district attorney plans to charge him with attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon, and elder abuse. >> the suspect took a hammer and obviously assaulted mr. pelosi in his head very violently, which we believe was an attempt to kill him. >> he's surrounded by his family and loved ones, and it's just a heartbreaking, scary situation. >> reporter: mayor london breed talked to the pelosi family and said paul pelosi is doing okay. >> it's just really important we start looking at this

differently, so something like this doesn't happen, especially as easily as it did. >> reporter: the focus now is on prevention. many are shocked how one man could get into the pelosi home so easily. even though she and her security team were away at the time, nancy pelosi is one of the most powerful politicians in the country. >> to look into where the issues are and how we improve security, i'm sure. >> reporter: capitol police are in charge of security. san francisco police say they're irsing them and looking at how to better protect local politicians. >> sort of sitting ducks. we don't have 24/7 security. >> reporter: the suspect will likely appear in court on monday to face state charges. the federal government could also add federal charges against the suspect. in san francisco, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> stay up with the latest on the story streaming 24/7 on cbs news bay area, and on our

website at kpix.com. this was the scene in seoul, south korea as at least 149 people were killed and 150 more injured during the country's largest halloween celebration. officials are still trying to determine what caused a crowd of 100,000 people to funnel into a narrow alleyway causing people to fall over one another. hundreds buried and crushed as more and more people try to get through. after, bodies lined the streets of the city's leisure district. they've declared a national period of mourning. president biden and other world leaders have reached out to offer condolences. meanwhile, pediatric beds are filling up across the country with several respiratory viruses circulating. >> that includes the resurgence of rsv at an unusually early time here on the west coast. >> reporter: dr. tamares and

support dog posie have a lot of patients to attend to. >> we're seeing a lot of a specific inflammation deeper in the lungs, so we've really had a huge wave. we've had multiple viruses at the same time, so we're seeing a shortage of pediatric beds across the country. >> reporter: pediatric cases of rsv are surging from coast to coast. more than 70% of pediatric beds are occupied nationwide. he says the timing of the infections is different than any other year. >> normally it comes from the east coast to the west coast and marchs across the country, and we usually see it much later in the winter, even into the next year, january and february. >> reporter: he says the timing does make sense though.

>> there's something called the immunology gap between two years ago and now. these kids haven't been building up a lot of immunities and common cold viruses in the first and second year of life. now, here they are two, three years old, and they've only had x number of colds where they would have had 3x. >> reporter: rsv can cause coughing and wheezing. kids five and younger are typically the most impacked, but the majority of children this get sick will be okay, he says. >> it's a worrisome thing to see, but the vast majority of children will get through it. it is rarely life threatening. >> reporter: the doctor says if your child is having a hard time breathing, take them to the er. in san francisco, max darrow, kpix 5. still ahead tonight, after decades of working to make the city a better place, a bishop honored for his years of

service. and you'll have to wait longer for fresh dungeness crab to be on the menu. and we talk about halloween

season has delayed the dungeness crab season to protect whale and buoy lines. it applies to all fishing from mendecino to the mexican border. they plan to reassess november 23rd to decide when the season can start. san mateo police telling people to be on the lookout after a mountain lion was spotted in a yard on dale hurst court friday. they said the the big cat has been sticking to the same area, spotted twice in the same yard in recent weeks. they say it's not acted aggressively, so they're just letting people in the area know to be on the lookout. darren, would you say for the models looking ahead, when you're turning the corner on seasons from summer to autumn, winter to spring, that the models have trouble nailing more extended forecasts? >> that's been the pattern the last six weeks. this storm for

tuesday we're still watching because -- >> maybe? >> well, from the last time we were together and we get updated model runs. at 5:00 it was like forget it, but now it's like there might be a tenth of an inch. but that's typical this far out. before i even get to that story, did you see the smoke in the sky today? it was hazy out there, and it was smoke. but it was the good kind. the majority we saw in the sky today is coming from two prescribed fires. this is kind of the way we have to do it. it's how do you want your medicine, all in large amounts where it's too much and becomes unhealthy like the last two seasons or do it this way like today? the air quality did go moderate here in the bay area. there's a prescribed fire at the pepperwood reserve in sonoma, but there's also another one in humboldt redwood

state park. they started it a couple of days ago, and it's putting out enough smoke now that the winds are pulling it our way. there's no air quality advisory tomorrow. the forecast is good tomorrow. but there was a lot of moderate out there today. so just know that's where it's coming from, and i think we might want to start retuning ourselves that in the fall this is what it should look like in terms of air quality around here going forward if we're going to get out of the mess with the new fire regime. morning lows tomorrow, mid-50s. not bad. little warmer than today. the highs, mid to upper 70s. a little warmer. sunday will be technically the nicer day of the weekend, but they're both pretty darn nice. but monday, i think you will notice a little bit of a difference. for halloween, if you look at the forecast, it's going to be a little cooler, a little breezy. we'll be sitting in the low 60s to upper 50s. i wanted to spotlight that like 5:00 p.m.

to 9:00 p.m. we'll get our early trick or treaters out with the kids, and then 9:00 monday in the evening, temperatures get a little cooler. so wear your costume and be advised on the elements. won't be bad. it's going to snow in the sierra on tuesday and wednesday from this system, but not a lot. only an inch or two. as far as the rain goes, here's the moment we've been waiting for. what does the latest model run look like? well, the system does hold together enough in the latest runs, we don't get a lot, but the better way to come away with this is just where does it rain, where it accumulates, and now we're looking at maybe a tenth of an inch. this is why you don't look at each model run and go this is the forecast. this is why i had rain in the seven-day forecast all day today, even with the models saying it wouldn't happen. it's a 20% chance still. that's been the official forecast all along. about a tenth of an inch or less. we've

been saying that all day in the seven-day forecast. it stays cool no matter what. that's the other thing about this. no matter what we get in rainfall, the temperatures will be staying on the cool side. especially in the mornings with morning lows dipping into the 40s. >> so on again, off again is back on. >> yes, just about that much. the founder of the band the dead kennedys has passed away according to a statement released by the band. they said he died from head trauma suffered after an accidental fall in los angeles. he was also a member of the red hot chili peppers for a period in the 80s. flea released a statement calling him a beloved friend. he was 63. coming up in sports, we get you ready for the 49ers and

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face the hornets, but the warriors haven't had a lot of success there losing the last three. the warriors down 10 in the third. the warriors down by as much as 15, but battle back.

later in the third, poole drains the three giving the warriors the lead for the first time all night. and fourth quarter, the warriors down six. thompson hits the jumper in the paint. they're just trying to keep it close. later in the fourth, steph finds poole. he hits the three. the warriors had the lead late, but the hornets wouldn't go away. 30 seconds to go. dennis smith jr. hits the driving lay up, and that would tie the game at 107. and we go to overtime. it was in overtime where the hornets would pull away. under a minute to go. washington hits the lay up between three defenders. golden state loses a nail biter 120-113. they play in detroit tomorrow afternoon. to the ice. this sharks fan was in the halloween spirit for sure. the sharks down one in the third period, karlsson finds the back of the net for his second goal of the night, but the sharks couldn't hold on. final minute of the game,

and the light thing on the attack. the sharks lose a heartbreaker, 4-3. to the world series game two. philadelphia at houston. alex bregman had a big game. he crushed a two-run homer over the left field wall, and the astros even the series at a game apiece winning 5-2. still to come, a couple of bay area college teams are tested against ranked opponents, and an emotional night for

for the offense. to college football now, david shaw and the sanford cardinal had their hands full facing number 12 ucla. the ucla quarterback calls his own number and dives in for the

score. then on the ensuing possession for sanford, mckee throws a pick. stanford's slow start would go from bad to worse. next play for ucla, the hand off, and runs untouched 23 yards for the touchdown. david shaw and stanford had to answer for ucla tonight. second quarter, ucla knocking on the door. stanford loses 38-13. jack plummer would need a big game for the bears to have a chance today. looking to cap off a 75-yard drive, plummer rolls out and hits sturdivant for the touchdown. later in the second, oregon driving, and cal defense trying to stop the ducks on the third down. bo nix runs to keep the drive going. two plays later, nix scores on

the quarterback sneak. the cal defense gave up 586 yards, that's the most ever during the justin wilcox era. two minutes to go in the half. nix hits irving who dives into the end zone. nix with three touchdown passes and ran into the end zone three times as cal loses 42-24. the schedule doesn't get easier for the bears. they face number 10 usc in la next week. san jose state hosted nevada in their first game since the tragic passing of camden mcwright. robinson takes the hand off and powers his way into the end zone. and the next possession for nevada, quarterback shane illingworth takes it and he's he's shut down forcing a punt. san jose state played inspired football coming back from 14 points. kyrie robinson finds the end

zone again, and san jose state wins one for camden. georgia faced rival florida today. second quarter, georgia up 14-0. check out the catch by bowers. he uses incredible hand-eye coordination making the catch and takes it 72 yards for the touchdown. he had a career high 154 yards receiving as georgia rolls 42-20. the 49ers game tomorrow is just after 1:00. >> all right, niners are playing tomorrow. >> yes, against the rams in la. >> all right, look forward to that. and look forward to you telling us about a man who later had a great honor after having led a great life. we'll tell you about bishop bob jackson when

i see it in my office all the time. kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco,

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bishop bob jackson, the pastor of the gospel church today received the president's lifetime achievement award for the decades he spent advocating for peace on the streets of oakland. he's been a trusted voice in the community since he opened the church back in the 1980s. >> it's a lifetime achievement award for people who spend their lives going above and beyond for their community. the next award will be presented in november to actor denzel washington. >> great award for him. thank you so much for watching. our next local newscast is tomorrow morning from 6:00 to 7:00. >> we're going to watch. >> we will. news and we her updates

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