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injuries. cbs news learned that the suspect carried a bag with zip ties and tape. nancy pelosi wass in washington at the. depape will appear for the first time on tuesday afternoon. the alleged attack came days before the midterm elections as some get out the vote ads took aim at pelosi. in an exclusive interview with

major garrett, governor newsom blames the media for escalating it to a dangerous rhetoric. >> of course it is. look online. look at the sewage that is online that they amplify on the network and social media to dehumanize people like nancy pelosi and other political leaders. >> governor newsom said he is no stranger to threats but believes it's getting worse. >> i know what over three years has come to my inbox. i won't share it and i won't share it with my wife, and i have four kids. i know a little bit about this. it wasn't just a recall against me. it was surround sound in every way, shape, or sound. so this venom -- look.

all i -- there is always folks, and you roll your eyes. >> it comes with the arena but this is different? >> this is something different. the mind is stressed. people feel free to do this again there are universal values, and we went in this direction and i can hope and pray that we start to reconcile the differences. it can't continue. it just can't. >> you can watch more of governor gavin newsom's exclusive interview tomorrow at 3:30 and 6:30 on the cbs evening news. we have more on the charges against the suspect in the paul pelosi attack on our website, kpix.com and on cbs news bay area. and let's go to san jose where police had a busy weekend with multiple shooting and stabbing incidents, and some of them were deadly. the police officer's union were calling out the department its for critical under staffing.

>> reporter: the san jose police officer's association said some 911 calls were left unanswered and one of them turned into a homicide. the department held over the entire swing shift until 4:00 in the morning instead of the normal 1:00 a.m. off time meaning that the officers worked more than 16 hours and why didn't the department call for help? >> community leaders and mayors are saying that staffing is fine and vacancy rates are fine and all is well. and yet tell that to the homicide victim's family who waited two hours for a response. they need to know why we were not there when they needed us. >> reporter: here is a couple of incidents, madera avenue in north san jose yesterday morning, a man who was shot to death, and the other shooting

happened near mckinley elementary late on saturday night >> when two men were taken to the hospital. one man died. the other in stable condition. and police responded to a double stabbing over the weekend on first street and one person is in critical condition. the san jose police department said it should not conclude that the amount of calls required assistance from an ally agency and they have more than 100 officers handling and assists all of the incidents including that the patrol officers did an exceptional job this weekend. >> thank you, anne. and a retirement announcement from santa clara county sheriff laurie smith. that is now, right now, and she is currently waiting for a verdict in her corruption trial. she was not running for re-election, and voters will decide next week. she could be replaced if the board of

supervisors replaced where a new inner i am position. len ramirez breaks down the contentionious races. >> reporter: joe garcia might be one of the longest running small business owners in santa clara. >> i've been here since my father opened it up in 1972. >> reporter: he follows city politics and has seen a lot over the years but nothing like this year's election for santa clara mayor. >> we do have big money coming in from outside of the city. i would like to see the money go elsewhere, to affordable housing for folks. >> reporter: the outside money has bombarded santa clarans

with tv ads and the mayor's race that makes frontlines on the front page and sports page. the 49ers have pumped hundreds of thousands of doll intoors a committee backing anthony becker, and sometimes, the miami dolphins' owner who owns the related company which is building an $8 billion mixed -use development in clara next to levi stadium is backing the incumbent mayor lisa gilmore. they are duking it out over power and influence in santa clara while the two candidates are duking it out sitting side by side at local debates. both candidates were born and raised in santa clara, but similarities end there. becker is an information technology worker and a renter and would be the first openly lgbtq+ mayor in the city's history. >> i saw a broken system in

santa clara, just the same people over and over again. >> reporter: becker's more cooperative stance with the 49ers and management of levi stadium was a factor in the team's financial support but he is facing accusations that his working relationship with york and the niners are too cozy. >> i think the niners are behind my campaign. i think mayor gilmore destroyed our city. >> reporter: lisa gilmore has been mayor since 2018, a self-described soccer mom of three and one of the early supporters of measure j that allows santa clara to build levi stadium. >> i started great things in the city and wanted to continue showcasing the wonderful city that santa clara is. >> reporter: gilmore's relationship with the 49ers soured over the financial obligations and how late musical concerts could run. but

her strong support of related aspects that she was too close to ross and the dolphins. >> we are $27 million in deficit because of her, . >> reporter: the indid incumbent says -- >> who do you want to be the owner? >> reporter: joe garcia said that he tunes out all of the negative ads. >> i hope that whoever wins, wins because they deserve it. >> reporter: in santa clara, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> be sure and stick with us for complete coverage as the votes come in next tuesday at 5:00 on kpix, cbs news bay area, and we have you covered

on our sister station. some tricks up the 49ers' sleeves against the rams. how the team's newest member made a big splash. get outside, rain-free for the trick or treaters tonight. we'll be fine but tomorrow, it will rain and

holding a news conference about the ball pelosi subject. >> mr. pelosi attempted to gain control by holding a portion of the hammer. the defendant then pulled the hammer away from mr. pelosi and violently struck him on the top of his head. the police then immediately apprehended the defend. what we also have learned is that the defendant brought to the location of the pelosi residence a second hammer as well as zip ties, rope, and a roll of tape. what is clear based on the evidence we have thus far is this house and the speaker herself were specifically targets of the defend. as for next steps, the defendant is expected to be arraigned tomorrow afternoon. my office will be filing a motion to detain him without

bail, and that is based on what is obvious and severe public safety risks that the defendant vience s po sesato has no place in this city and we will work vigorously to hold the defendant accountable. one last thing that i want to say today is that as leaders and as citizens, it is incumbent upon us all to watch the work we say and turn down the volume of our political rhetoric. we should be able to all engage in passionate political discourse and remain respectful to one another. violence certainly has no place in san francisco or in politics. thank you. >> thank you. and now we'll open up for some questions.

whoa, whoa, whoa. before we get there, i want to keep it orderly to make sure we get through and not have a free for all. yes, sir? >> thank you for this. how many -- who opened the door for the police officers and that's one question, and the second question is how many times was he struck, one time with the hammer, not twice? >> at this time, it's unclear which of the men opened the door, and we are flushing out how many times he was struck in the head. >> i'm wondering how he was able to access the home of someone so prominent. was there security in place there? how was he able to open the door of this home? >> what i can tell is you that there was no security present and he was able to break the window to a glass door to gain entry into the home. >> did he have any prior contact with law enforcement? prior arrests?

>> all right. so you are listening to san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins taking the questions of reporters following the ball pelosi attack. before joining that in progress, we understood what was happening in the tense moments. it looks like paul pelosi was trying to control the hammer that was held to his head, and we are getting an idea of what mr. depape was carrying according to ms. jenkins into the home, zip ties and ways to hold someone hostage. we are watching this closely, and we are following this as we understand, the suspect will be arraigned tomorrow, and brooke jen fins is saying it's clear that they see he is a threat and a danger to the san francisco community, and they want to recommend that he will not get bail. we have more at 5:00 on kpix 5. 49er fans are feeling pretty good headed into the bye week, and they are going to

give a big thanks to christian mccaffrey. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. christian mccaffrey shows why the 49ers gave up four draft picks to get him earlier n, and and ton inthe same game. got san francisco on board with a beautiful deep ball to brandon aiyuk. it was added to the game plan after they saw a clip of mccaffrey throwing a pass in 2018. >> i remember on thursday night doing redzone, me yelling down. stop, and anyone finish christian can throw? >> throw the elbow up, get loose and it helps when someone wide open. >> both my brothers are quarterbacks. i learned a lot from them, and i used to want to play quarterback because it

was the best position but i've been a running back since i was 7. >> i'm vern glenn. turning to the forecast, there is rain coming, and let me be clear. we're not going to get rain for halloween but that's the storm that is still far enough away that we don't get rain tonight and we'll be cooler than the last few nights. you can have a few layers and get the kids bundled up a bit. if we put the raina.m. tomorrow until we are looking at the rain right off the coast, and let's take a look forward, and 9 :00 a.m., we are already seeing rain for places like santa rose most of us will see it through the heart

of the day, and this is when the majority of us will notice the rain, late morning and early afternoon, and by the time we get to 4:00 in the afternoon, most of the rain is gone but there is a chance for a scattered shower or two into wednesday but it doesn't look likely but a small chance. if you look at the rainfall totals, you can see this is not a lot but enough that it will impact the roads, and things will get wet, and you will get rained on tomorrow, a quarter of an inch. it's not a soaker but it's not a light sprinkle. a quarter of an inch is enough that we could have an impact on the roads, and plan on giving yourself extra time. this is a better snow producer for the sierra with a foot of new snow, and there is a winter storm warning, slow travel on 80 and 50, so be aware of that. morning lows tomorrow, low 50s and daytime highs will warm up to the low 60s. those are the highs. didn't see much change

under a pattern like this where you don't get the big swing in temperatures and noticeably colder over the next several mornings. north bay valleys, you will be in the low temperatures, and that's for thursday and friday, and going for the seven-day forecast, rain perhaps on wednesday,

i see it in my office all the time.

kids getting hooked on flavored tobacco, including e-cigarettes. big tobacco lures them in with flavors like lemon drop and bubble gum, candy flavors that get them addicted to tobacco products, and can lead to serious health consequences, even harming their brain development. that's why pediatricians urge you to vote yes on prop 31. it stops the sale of dangerous flavored tobacco and helps protect kids from nicotine addiction. please vote yes on 31. vote yes on prop 31.

every year, the albertson family goes all out for the holiday and transform their downtown san jose home for something that is a shared experience. they started doing this in 2010, and this year's theme was tiktok, and neighbors cape out in painting parties to make it happen. you can check out the halloween house in downtown san jose from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.

vo: climate change is fueling a wildfire crisis. destroying our forests. threatening our communities. polluting our air. prop 30 taxes those making over $2 million a year. no one else pays a penny. 30 will reduce the tailpipe emissions that drive climate change. and prevent wildfires

and toxic smoke. so we have clean air to breathe. this is about our kids' future. omar: prop 30 helps contain fires and combat tailpipe emissions. vote yes on 30.

musk in the driver's seat. finally here at 3:00, in the storybook, witches usually travel on brooms. but this is santa barbara where witches are on paddle boards. over the weekend, people dressed up as

witches and warlocks to raise money for the food bank. >> that's good for your core.

captioning sponsored by cbs o'donnell: tonight, a man who broke into nancy pelosi's home, the disturbing new details tonight including what was in the suspect's backpack, ham bar, rope, zip ties and glove. cbs's jonathan vigliotti reports from san francisco. terrifying halloween stampede. >> oh, my god oh, my god! >> o'donnell: 154 killed, mostly young people, including two americans studying abroad in south korea. the big question tonight, how could this happen? the end of ra affirmative actio, cbs's jan crawford was inside the supreme court tod