oh my gosh. oh my gosh, oh all right, this is such a wonderful moment. i don't mean to get in the middle of it. oh but you are in the middle. cause you're in illinois, you're in the middle of everything. and you're getting married. illinois the middle of everything.

new details tonight about the assault on speaker nancy pelosi's husband as well as when the suspect will make his first court appearance. >> but in the meantime the officials are having to focus on unfounded rumors surrounding the attack. tonight, they are trying to set the record straight. there needs to be some respect for what happened to that family and what mr. pelosi endured and what he is recovering from. a look around the bay area. the best way to keep your kids safe tomorrow night. good evening. >> > a lot of new details revealed today in the attack against speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul. the suspect,

depape was carrying zip ties with him shouting "where is nancy" eerie reminder of similar scenes we saw at the capitol on january 6th. depape is expected to make his first court appearance on tuesday. he is facing attempted murder, elder abuse and burglary charges. >> the speaker was seen this morning leaving her home. she thanked people for the outpouring of support. her son paul pelosi, jr, he said so far so good. >> while they focus recovery, unfounded rumors have been growing online. one is that there was a third person inside of the home when the police arrived. >> so, today, san francisco district attorney brook jenkins made a point to try to get out in front of those rumors and set the record straight. >> only two people in the home at the time the police arrived. mr. pelosi and the suspect.

th ere was no third person present. asking of which of the men mr. pelosi or the suspect opened the door. we have nothing to suggest they knew each other prior to this incident. >> those conspiracy theories were amplified by elon musk that tweeted out one of them before quickly deleting it. >> but, as betty yu reports when you have that big of a following there is no putting the genie back in the bottle. >> reporter: days after becoming the owner of twitter, he tweeted responding to hillary clinton there is a tiny possibility there might be more to the story than meets the eye with a link to a story from a fringe website pushing an antilbgt conspiracy theory regarding the attack on paul pelosi. >> when he says something it does not matter if it has been fact checked or whatever there is a large group of people who

are going to say you are the leader of twitter you should know, you vetted this. >> reporter: musk has 112 million followers on twitter. by the time he deleted the tweet it racked up more than 28,000 retweets and 100,000 likes. >> elon musk is taking this very, very strong spotlight. he has, as one of the richest people in the world as the ceo of high profile companies and drawing it to this thing. and that is part of where i think it really matters. and they are probably on edge any way. >> joe tuman is a political professor. >> what is really remarkable, i think in this situation is not just that he said those particular things but that he would say anything like this at all after claiming after he acquired twitter that he was

going to be instituting some rules about moderation. >> musk tweeted that twitter would be forming a content moderation council with widely diverse viewpoints. he stressed his goal was to bolster free speech. >> it suggests that musk is not how he presents himself to be. this genius, this person who wants to be a fair arbitor and all of that and the like, he is opposite of that. [music] >> > the attack on paul pelosi is playing into a larger anxiety a lot of people are feeling. a poll shows voters are more worried about the economy and inflation after that comes abortion rights, immigration, schools,

particularly culture wars as test scores continue to show kids struggling to catch up after the pandemic. >> as for the overall move, 80% of the people polled said they would describe things in the u.s. right now as out of controlled. they said they will be voting for republican candidates. >> the cbs poll found republicans are likely to take back the house of representatives, the current numbers are leaning towards the gop gaining 15 house seats, experts say it will all come down to turnout. if younger voters show up at the polls the democrats may have a chance to keep the majority or at least not lose as many seats. be sure to stick with us on election night for coverage of as the votes come in. tune in next tuesday at 5:00 here on kpix5 and cbs bay area and our sister station. california has a record low unemployment rate a new state

report shows that businesses, headquartered in california, are leaving it twice the rate they did in 2019. it found the state lost more than 350 business headquarters since 2018. 153 of them left last year alone. los angeles lost the most which is not a surprise it is the largest city in the state. the second most, again, predictably, san francisco. tesla and oracle already relocated outside of california. most switched out to texas. the report cited high business cost, antibusiness tax policies and declining quality of life in california as the main reasons that businesses leave. despite the evacuations a new report says that we are on the verge of overtaking germany. as the fourth largest economy in the world. one reason is california's record low unemployment, another, the growing renewably energy industry. still ahead on kpix5 news

at 11:00. violence on the streets of san jose. the police investigating multiple shootings and stabbings. >> > and then making halloween a little bit less scary for kids with autism. we will take you to the not so spooky halloween in sunny vale. what you need to be on the look out for when you are down on the dunes. i have the forecast on the rain. we are on track for this on tuesday. it will not be a lot but we are going to get widespread rain. we will talk about what to expect in terms of amounts and what it does for snow in the sierra. that is a good news story, coming up next

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and your pets. 1/10th of an inch of rain. >> oh! >> it the rain that you notice. it will get the roads slick. is a bigger deal because it has an impact on the drive. >>and just to make sure that we get it straight. we are not talking about halloween night we are talking about after? >> yes, yes, good. >> there is the storm off of the pacific northwest. you will see the line of rain attached to that, it looks good. it is holding off, not getting here until tuesday. so, let's come in for a closer look now. we can pull out a lot more in the details and the timing on it. tuesday morning, 4:00 a.m. the rain is still held up way off of the coast of humble county. does not get here until early in the morning on tuesday and then it stays with us right through the day on tuesday. we will have enough rain through the middle of the afternoon that it probably has a mild impact on the roads because you are going to have slick surfaces to deal with.

it looks pretty impressive on the future cast. the rain will not really be super impressive compared to the way the color on schemes are working out on the model. i think it is over zealous on this one. it is why a better way to look at this and way to come away from the system is to color the map in for accumulated rain. how much are we going to get? now the totals ranging from 1/10th to 2/10th of an inch of rain. the numbers are higher, generally 1/10th or 2/10th. it is the kind of rain. you will know it rained. it will not be heavy. not too prolonged. it will be a better snow maker. once the systems hit the sierra the snow just keeps piling up. you will get several hours worth of continuous accumulation. and, by the time it is all said and done with now, we got about a foot on the high side. anywhere from half a foot to a foot with the snow level to 145 feet. that has significant impacts on travel. so, if you

know anybody who has to be in the sierra on tuesday and wednesday, give them an early's head's up. it will catch a lot of people off guard. it will be a difficult situation if anyone is traveling in the mountains. morning low, starting off in the 50s. warmer than we were. day time highs, they are cooler. so, there is your monday, and, day time highs here are about 10 degrees cooler than today was. still a nice day. it will not be as specific. here is the halloween forecast. >> we are just looking at a few clouds, the temperatures at 5:00, for the early trick or treaters in the lower 60s. once we are in the evening we will look at the temperatures in the middle 50s by the time we get there. the only other thing about temperatures they want to talk about, after the system that comes through with the rain, look at what happens to morning lows by thursday and friday. we are getting down into the lower and middle 30s. this is for the north pay valleys. not all getting that cold. most of us, lower 40s. sonoma county, napa

county, you guys where we normally get the coldest in the valleys we will have cool mornings coming our way. the first stretch of that this season. showing you the rain on tuesday. the cooler temperatures show up in the day time highs, the morning lows is where you will feel it the most. by the time we get towards saturday and sunday of next woke we would of warmed back up all of the way to -- next week we would of warmed back up all of the way to the 70s. the latest on the deadly stampede as that country mourns what is quickly becoming one of the deadliest ever disasters

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149 people died and hundreds more injured during a halloween festival in seoul

they crowded into a narrow street in downtown seoul. the crowd surged. what had been a halloween party turned into a halloween horror show. by the time rescue workers arrived 10 minutes after the first sos call they had trouble pulling people from what had, in seconds, become a lethal crush. korean television broadcasted medics at the scene doing cpr in the road. the scale of the tragedy became clear when body after body after body was wheeled from the scene to waiting ambulances. this morning south korea's president visited the scene of the tragedy. a sloping alley where the crush had begun. and later at a press conference he announced a week of national mourning and an investigation into the calamity. it will be too late for the family who's gather at a community center for information and then got

the news. [crying] no parent should ever have to hear. south korea is in shock. this is the worst national tragedy since 2014 when a ferry overturned and in that case, too, most of the victims were young people. >> just terrible. back here in the bay area and especially violent weekend in san jose at least two people died in two shootings. one on modera and the other on coffman court. the police responded to modera avenue just before :30 this morning. found a man shot, died at the scene. the police responded to a shooting. that shooting happened late saturday night. two men were taken to the hospital, one died. the other is in stable condition. and, the police responded to a double stabbing on first street as well. one of the victims is in critical condition tonight. it is not just the kids in

costumes who need to be on the look out for halloween. but, pets, too. we got the best way to keep

the lights, scary sounds and everything else that comes along with trick or treating can be a lot for some kids to handle. how autism families

celebrated in a calmer setting. >> usually halloween events are meant to be spooky and scary as possible. this one was intended to take the fear out of it. >> everybody scream! >> reporter: loud noises, flashing lights may be fun for some but autism makes it downright terrify. >> autism families can have a hard time on halloween. >> >> reporter: jill should know. her daughter is autistic and while she loves candy -- >> i used to take sophie trick or treating when she was little and she would not say trick or treat and someone would say well, you have to say trick or treat and i am like, she can't. >> reporter: those kinds of misunderstandings were not happening here. the san francisco autism society through their halloween party, this time at smile farm. families with autistic kids had a chance to get close to friendly farm animals in a calm

and comfortable atmosphere. >> where they know nobody is looking at them funny. nobody is judging them, everybody knows what is up with their kid. and, you know, they don't have to try to presend they are something theyare not. >> wefpb headphones if it is a busy area he will even even with headphones on it will be busy. this is nice and comfortable with him. >> autism numbers are on the rise, for a few hours on sunday morning chuck e. cheese hosted quiet darkened events for kids with the disorder. a recent cdc study found 4% of children in san diego county have an autism diagnose but much of that is because the public and the medical community are doing a better job of recognizing it. as understanding of the disorder grows, families hope there will be even more opportunities for their

autistic kids to enjoy holidays, even if they can not handle loud sounds and bright lights. >> they are very cute and very sweet. [ laughter ] >> reporter: in sunnyvale, kpix. >> it is up to parents to make sure they are safe tomorrow night. that is why this haunted house is teaching people about halloween safety. giving tips on how to keep kids safe while trick or treating organizers are urging parents and kids to use crosswalks tomorrow night. well, always, really. and add reflective tape to kid's costumes and think about costumes that do not cover kids faces. >> kids will want to be what they want to be. so, if they choose a darker costume like this darth vader costume, obviously, very dark, the mask covers their eyes. so you want to cut those eye holes larger

or maybe just use face paint. >> don't forget when driving through neighborhoods slow down and put the phone down. >> powerball jackpot keeps rising. people are hoping the luck from a store that sold a recent winner will rub off on them

a look at sfo. halloween weekend meant several scary movies were out. but could any

of them scare the rock? >> halloween fell to 5th place, smile fell to 4th place, pray for the devil, about a nun training fell to third place. ticket to paradise took second place for the second straight weekend earning $10 million. >> i did it your way. >> he has a point. >> black adam ticket sales dropped 60%. but 27.7 million was more than enough to keep the dwayne johnson flick number one. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. hopefully you bought your lottery ticket. the jackpot is now up to $1 billion. it is the second largest in powerball history today. a steady flow of people at a san jose 7/11 stopping by to see if they will be the next lucky winner. $250 million winning ticket was sold here two weeks ago. fingers crossed

here, once again, hoping that luck rubs off. >> there are so many things out there that are wrong. people who need help. i don't think, you know, i would be self-absorbed with it. mature enough, i know i wouldn't want to spend it on foolish things. >> the drawing will be tomorrow night. if you cash the jackpot in $100 bills and stacked then up on top of each other it would be the same height as two of chicago's willis towers on top of one another. >> > finally tonight, check out the massive pumpkin grown in minnesota. that just broke the record for the largest pumpkin carving. the giant gourd weighs in at 2,560 pounds. making it the biggest jack lantern.

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