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from cbs news bay area this is the afternoon edition. and off-duty pilate faces charges of attempted murder. what authorities say he tried to do midflight that endangere dozens of lives. in the middle east two more hostages are free but a threat of a ground invasion looms even closer. the attempt to hide mor time. and east bay pilot is accused of trying to shut down the engines of a jetliner midflight. we are following the latest on what could have been a real tragedy. >> the pilot lives in pleasant

hill and was off duty at the time riding in the extra seat in the cockpit. this is the suspect, joseph emerson. he is in jail in oregon facing 83 counts of attempted murder. the alaskan airlines light 2359 took off just before 5:30 yesterday evening from plainfield and the confrontation happened not long into the flight heard the suspect was sitting in a jumpseat when he tried to kill the engines. the captain my first officer and rest of the crew were able to subdue him . instead of continuing on to sfo it was diverted to portland an landed about an hour after takeoff. here is part of the audio recording of the pilots conversation with air traffic control. >> we got the guy that tried t shut the engines down out of th car. cockpit. it doesn't seem like he is causing an issue in the back right now. other than

that, we want law enforcement as soon as we get on the ground >> remarkably calm. once the plane landed safely portland police arrested that man and it turns out he is from contra costa county read he is in alaska airlines pilot and was off duty. he is facing a total of 160 charges, 83 felony counts of attempted murder, reckless endangerment and one count of reckless airplane endangerment. we heard from a director about what is next. >> they will unpack this person's life. understanding what his ideology was. is ther any leanings towards terrorist ideology. is there just a menta instability. they will go through his social media, all of his computers, phones and of course he is facing really

serious charges. >> alaska says all of the passengers were able to get to sfo on later flights and i'm sure they were relieved at what was averted there. >> as was mentioned, emerson lives in pleasant hill and it was all quite outside of his home today. neighbors say he always seemed like a nice guy. >> nothing abnormal about him. very caring , loves his kids. very nice to our grandson when he is over there. >> emerson is also a flight instructor, member of a flying club in the accounting field i concord. jose martinez speaks with an aviation expert about how this could have happened an what safeguards are in place. in san jose a building in a residential neighborhood went u in flames on bonavista avenue near san carlos. you can see th building entirely charred. it i surrounded by homes that appear to have escaped the flames. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked the

fire. a robbery turned deadly inside and east bay gun store. livermore police say mn armed with a hammer entered east bay firearms on first street yesterday, tried to steal a gun they say the storeowner fired two rounds, hitting the man who later died. this appears to be case of self-defense and the storeowner is not a suspect at this time. five customers were inside the store and not injured. a 16-year-old boy has died and three other teens taken to the hospital after a shooting a a weekend house party in oakley surveillance video captured som of the chaotic moments with people screaming and someone running to help the victims. on neighbor told kpix that he foun teenage boys on the ground wit gunshot wounds. >> i heard someone say he was shot, i instantly ran out and grabbed my tourniquets. i saw the other kid pass away. i was right there as he took his last breaths. it was surreal.

>> the teen who died attended liberty high school and the principal says they have set up their library as a place for students and staff that need support and come and talk with counselors. now to the fast-changing conditions in the middle east for thomas is released to more hostages. this is video just in . they are identified as two israeli women. this is in addition to the two american women released on friday. sources have told cbs news that the biden administration has tried to slow israel's plan refill ground invasion. but the say their main focus is on humanitarian aid and the ongoing hostage situation. >> it is an hour by hour effort here at the white house and state department to find out where these folks are and try t make the effort to get them out >> in the last 24 hours israel

says they have had at least 32 targets in gaza including a tunnel used by hamas writers. you can see notable buildings collapsing after the blast. thi video was released i the israeli military. and the united nations says 14 more trucks carrying aid their way into gaza over the weekend. about 1.4 million people are displaced in gaza and nearly 600,000 are staying in you and shelters and the agency warns that hospitals in that region are on the verge of collapse. the conflict started with the hamas attack on october 7. new video released by israel defens forces shows a hamas militant firing at cars the day of the massacre. some family members of the two american hostages last week spoke with our senior foreign correspondent about that situation . >> when you first saw those images, the videos and photographs of them being released, what was that feeling

like wax >> overwhelming. it is disbelief and relief at the same time. it is all the emotions all at once because being happy is a privilege that we do not have right now. we have eight other family members among them young children, tha are still being held hostage. >> to judith and natalie have any injuries you were aware of? >> they were physically well an we were very happy to learn that. thee mentally, how are they doing? >> it is going to be a long road for them and for the rest of the family to heal from this >> mean well these 400 americans trapped in gaza. tony dokoupil spoke with one america woman who traveled with her family for a short visit to relatives only to get stuck in war zone. >> as israel hammers gaza from the air emily's family is on

the ground. >> it is a bit of russian roulette going to sleep at night, not knowing when the nex one will hit. >> she and her palestinian bor husband brought their five kids , ages on a short trip to gaza why bring your family there in the first place? >> because a family. they have many aunts and uncles and a grandmother still alive here. we didn't come they would never know them. >> but the visit with their grandmother came just as the wa broke out all around them. >> what if you told the kids about what is happening? i imagine they are scared. >> they are very scared and hav lots of questions that are hard to answer. like when can we leave or why is this all happening to everybody? >> they are now sheltering in a apartment building in south gaz after evacuating them their

family home. the kids fighting boredom with the chess set and the grown-ups figuring out how to keep them fed with dwindling resources . >> water started to run out on the wednesday after the conflic started. the bread lines are very long. you have to stand for a few hours. >> although humanitarian aid ha begun moving in, the borders with israel and egypt are still closed to those like emily and her family. must have anger in all of this, you must have restoration. where do you directed? >> that's a tough question. i think i would say , it is not a simple answer. it is successiv failures of many clinical leaders. i hold i hope that we are learning lessons and a new generation and new thinking can emerge out of this. >> we are keeping tabs on the latest out of the middle east and will bring you any major

updates. you can find live updates on kpix.com and the fre cbs news at the . still ahead, drugs pulled off the streets and hundreds arrested. the numbers in san francisco's fight against drugs and what people on the street say will actually help. plus, the new beginning fo a northbay winery once devastated by fire. now they say they are back and better than ever. this has turned into quite different day. a lot of blue sky and a noticeable warm-up. w will take a look ahead to a cool down by the end of

we are getting new information on san francisco's drug crisis . sfpd say they've arrested 1400 people in the pas five months in the tenderloin neighborhood. most of the arrests were for drug use followed by drug dealing. polic seized 53 kilograms of fentanyl more than 26 million potential deadly doses. they say 54 peopl died from overdoses in august. that is the lowest number in th city since you are .. but the city is still on pace to surpas the worst year for overdose deaths back in 2020. those numbers , from the drug overdose dashboard and also tracks the number of people entering treatment. wilson walker spoke with when user on the street about what he thinks can actually help.

>> like every five minutes there is a siren. i just only assume that it is for an overdose. >> on a south of market alleywa with emergency responders working in multiple directions at a single time, jay is livin in the middle of san francisco' drug crisis . something he will tell you he is struggling to pull out of. >> i don't know anything else except to what i've got to do to hustle up cash, get my mote room, get my dope . >> everyone is asking about getting help heard what would be the best kind of help for you? >> the best kind of help for m and every single junkie is to get them off the streets. get them housing, put them in a residential treatment. i've tried to outpatient. it is not a 24-hour helpline. you need somewhere where you can go . >> we are interested in showing

their arm multiple pathways of treatment . >> we want to make sure people not only understand that but understand that there is hope and recovery is possible. >> with the numbers now on pace for the deadliest year on recor health officials say they will be rolling out more information not just in the casualties but a better look at what is being done to prevent them. for example how many people are showing up at 1380 howard stree if someone is looking for some kind of treatment. this is one place where that unique journe can begin. >> we counted 417 people that have entered essential substanc use treatment from january through june of this year, 2023 >> personally i mean problem is the access, availability and how cheap it is. >> having tried a couple of different programs jay says thi is the one thing standing in th way. >> this stuff right here is

probably about $30 a gram. the cheapest you can get for as lo as $10 or five dollars a gram. >> so there are a lot of polity concerns right now. >> at least for the users. dru dealers don't care if we live o die. >> candidly i think there is a sense of hopelessness and despair with regard to the overdose epidemic we are seeing not only in san francisco but across the country. >> the hope is that more information about getting help and how they are doing it will encourage more people to ask for help and shed a little more light on what is working and what is not. >> encouraging conversation about both what is happening in our city and what are the possible steps we can take to change that reality. >> good luck to anybody using right now . you can get off of it and you can do it. i believe

in you. they'd have to make th call. users would have to make the call. it's on you. >> a big part of the city's messaging effort will be the effectiveness of medically assisted treatment. they will also say they possibly will release more information like where are people coming from, what is getting them into treatment and pushing them in that direction. all of that possibly in the information tha is still to come as the city tells us a little more about th crisis that is unfolding right here in front of all of us. >> san francisco's drug dashboard is being updated ever month. following this visit to the middle east governor gavin newsom is only weeklong trip to china. all the focus is on climate change. he participated at a fireside chat in hong kong university where he said alread 20% of all cars sold in california are now zero emissio vehicles. b medically came in

two years ahead of our goals in terms of the first goal of getting 1.5 million electric vehicles sold in the state of california . we are already ahead of goal in the number of charges we've built out. >> the governor says more than 93,000 public and private rideshare charges have been built. ferry commuters in the east bay will have to use the alamed ferry lagoon terminal where th main street terminal is closed for a repair project . it will be repaired and replaced to b better equipped for earthquakes >> that ferry terminal has been in use for a really long time. i've been taking the ferry for over 12 years on and off. and that ferry terminal needed a lot of work. >> that ferry terminal is expected to reopen early january. commuters headed to

downtown san francisco will hav to use that alameda seaplane lagoon terminal as an alternative. a sterling vineyards is now back open after flames tore through their property during the 2020 classifier. they credit cal fire crews for savin much of the property and now partner with them to host fire training for local fire departments. while sterling vineyards has ratified itself against any threat of future wildfire. cal fire says those living in fire prone areas hav no choice but to be ready. >> they have done a great job. they are truly one of the examples of fire resiliency with their field mitigation programs they have. >> sterling will welcome customers back this sunday. first alert weather right now. darren peck takes a look ahead at our virtual view . a >> quite a change from yesterday. we got rid of the

clouds for the most part. more sunshine than anything else and boy did we start warming up . i we look at the daytime highs, a lot of the numbers are mid-70s and most are 5 to 7 degrees above where we work yesterday, except for the north bay. that is where we really notice the big change. these were the places that did not get out of the mid 60s yesterday. going 8 today. watch what happens, jus to do the comparison. i think this really drives the point home how the start of the week does feel quite different from the weekend. this is the warmest day in the seven-day forecast. by the time we get t wednesday, thursday and friday it will be noticeably cooler. tomorrow will be very similar t this. you can see why wednesda will be different . you can see the next system coming our way. that will bring in cooler air from the gulf of alaska and would try to bring us some rain you see that line of showers,

it falls apart . and we do not get rain out of it. moves inland, and we are done. another one tries to get in on friday but that also does not have what it takes. both of these are going to be able to keep the cooler temperatures going . the only thing i want t point out about that system tha comes in on friday and saturday is the potential for it to produce a little bit of snow in the sierra. we will keep an eye on that and the only reason we pointed out is for any minor traffic impacts there could be. but for the most part it doesn't look to be a significan winter storm by any means. but it's those early systems that can catch people off guard. our two warmest days are right here, monday and tuesday. he will cool down by next weekend back into the mid-60s by the time we get here. there is a 10 chance of rain that shows up b the time we get to friday and saturday. it does not look

impressive enough to put it int the seven day. we will keep an eye on it and let you know if that changes. a key player is out for monday night football. the latest injury report as the niners look to turn things around tonight and get a win in minnesota.

this is the volkswagen red gold report. >> the 49ers will be down at least one star player and may b more , tonight in minnesota. deebo samuel will miss at leas the next two games with a hairline fracture in his shoulder. trent williams, doubtful against the vikings, christian mccaffrey and drake greenlaw are questionable. if you don't think cmc won't do everything to play, at this tim mccaffrey was traded to san francisco and played two days after arriving much to the surprise of kyle shanahan. >> we get him in here friday and halfway through practice h asked if he had a chance to pla them i said absolutely not hear that i called him on the phone

about an hour later to talk to him for the first time . when i hung up i said we better get hi a playbook because he is coming and ready to play . he is adamant that he won't struggle. that sunday he did not have on mistake. still ahead, an anniversary of sorts for apple. how long it's been since the

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speculation that ai will eventually take over thousands of jobs done by humans but see how it is actually creating a surge of new jobs. it me seem like a technological relic depending on who you're talking to but today is national ipod day and i remember those. it was on thi day in 2001 that the original ipod was unveiled by apple. it changed the way a lot of us listened to music and paved th way for the company's next majo innovation, the iphone. the first ipods cost $399 and appl discontinued the ipod last yea after selling more than 450 million of them ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight we are covering a number of developing stories. the new details about two israeli hostages just released by hamas, what it means for