. now at 11:00. an explosive pursuit across the bay >> the officers could feel the, when the bomb detonated they can feel the blow back from that. >> it only got stranger from there. plus. >> a one of a kind property up for sail in the bay area. a single-family home, not a condo, it is a nudist resort. the owner gives me a tour and tells us why she is selling it. >> reporter: governor newsom plays hardball on his trip to

china. in this case he didn't mean to. from kpix this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. hi, i'm juliette goodrich in for sara donchey tonight. we are unpacking one effort wildest police chases we have seen in awhile. a random assault at a church, it ended with a bomb robot, combing the suspect's car. they lobbed a pair of pipe bombs at them when they took off. diving into the suspect's background and this is what we found out. this is far from a brush with the law. it is not the first time he has been accused of blowing things up. our betty yu is at the north beach church where it all started. betty? >> this is where all of it began. the suspect participated

in the mass and demanded money from and attacked a parishioner before leaving with an unopened folding knife. san francisco police said what happened after communion inside of this church on sunday was brazen and dangerous. >> the suspect then violently assaulted this parishioner, pushing him in the head. we believe the parishioner went unconscious temporarily. the suspect kept demanding money from this parishioner. the parishioner did not know the suspect. thankfully many of the parishioners who were inside of the church came to the aid and to the rescue. >> reporter: on monday, heavily armed officers were seen going into a concord home linked to the suspect. identified as 42-year-old daniel garcia. he is facing several charges including attempted murder, evading the police, aggravated assault and explosive-related charges. >> we saw the two cop cars went down jones, high rate of speed.

did not have their lights on. >> reporter: he witnessed part of the police chase where the suspect threw the first of the two explosive devices on sunday >> it was a loud report, really short. just, bam, and then everybody came out of their apartments from what it looked like what was going on. unusual >> quiet neighborhood. but for a few crazy people up on the corner we don't really see much of anything up here. >> reporter: the second device was tossed at 8th and mission. he led the officers on a 30 minute chase where he was arrested on sunday. >> reporter: neighbors stated that he was not a good neighbor. in may of this year garcia was arrested on domestic violence charges and being a felon in possession of a firearm. court records show he was arrested and convicted by a federal grand jury in 2012. for

planting and detonating a bomb that blew up an suv belonging to a former tenant in fairfield. a second bomb was found at his home at that time. >> betty, thank you. garcia is due in court tomorrow for a hearing on that dv charge in may. but the da's office says given that he is behind bars in san francisco he will not show. forces are pushing their way into gaza. food, water, medicine, fuel in dangerously short supply. the head of the u.n. agency for palestinian refugees says an immediate ceasefire is a matter of life and death for millions? tonight

the prime minister benjamin netanyahu is flatly denying a ceasefire >> israel did not start this war. israel did not want this war. but israel will win this war. >> we have been following the story of a cnn journalist in gaza that fled south with his family searching for safety. here is some of his latest dispatch in his own words with subtitles so you can read along

. back here in san francisco new security cameras near place near a pro-palestinian mural that has been vandalized twice in four days. the artwork that said stop the genocide in gaza now was altered by hamas. earlier someone scrawled the words "stop hate" over the painting, the artist told us the people responsible do not care about the history of violence against palestinians. >> they don't want to tell our story. they are not, they are happy with hearing that palestinians are dying. they don't really care. i know the people who are writing this feel like that. >> chris says he will repaint the mural as many times as he

has to. the owner of the building who commissioned it hopes the cameras will keep it in tact. alameda police and the school district are trying to figure out how several kids left a pta-sponsored halloween event with cannabis-infused halloween candy. the police put out these images showing regular fruit chews on the left and infused one on the right. that is the type four families found in their kid's candy haul at the event at amelia earhart elementary this weekend. unclear how they got there. the district is urging families to throw out all of the candy from that event and the police chief says it is a good reminder to all parents to check what kids bring home tomorrow. >> parents should be dill gent.

diligent. you want to look for opening wrappings, things that look suspicious. a lot of the labels are similar to regular traditional candies. but, you have to look close. look at the ingredients to see if there is any indication that these candies contain cannabis. >> the police are trying to figure out if the cannabis candies were mixed in accidentally or intentionally. all right, let's take you to san jose where a new roof top restaurant is getting a lot of attention. look at the line. it is the new restaurant. it was literally a journey from the initial idea to opening night. >> reporter: well, the owners ever the new restaurant travel through mexico that when you came into the restaurant you would open the doors and you would get to experience real authentic mexican food. their secret weapon? a chef they met

along the way. >> what we are trying to do is evoke some of the culture and architecture that we found on our trips to mexico. >> reporter: the owners of the newest restaurant in willow ground traveled. they found one of their chefs in their travels >> weigh talked to him asking him if he might know people interested that might help open up the restaurant. heed, what about me? >> reporter: he just moved to san jose this year with his family to be a part of the new project. he says his family is adjusting well. he says people can expect authentic mexican food but also modern. some of it involves his grandmother's traditions.

>> reporter: and involved with all of this is owner and celebrity chef joanna weir. >> we make every single thing. everything. >> reporter: she says this project has been two years in the making. she says a must try are their margaritas. >> we tried agave neglector with freshly squeezed lime juice and 40 different that tequila to get the best margarita. >> a traditional kitchen where modern touches. >> yum. for nearly 90 years it has been a bay area retreat for people who want to bare it all. >> a lot of people come from

various social economic backgrounds here. when they are nude and they are here they are all the same. >> it is an important place to keep, and keep going. >> why the future of the loop and lodge is up in the air tonight. >> chilly out there tonight. temperatures dropping off. that is what to expect in october. look ahead to early november coming up in the first alert forecast. the governor plays hardball on his visit to china. not where you would expect. the fun photo op that sent him flying

. we want to get to breaking news out of riverside county where a fast-moving fire forced 4,000 people out of their homes. the highland fire is burning about 20 miles east of temecula. it blew up in less than 12 hours and damaged nine buildings so far. a one of a kind property just hit the south bay. a clothing optional resort. loop and lodge in the hills is one of the oldest naturalist resorts in the country. well, the owner gave dah lin a tour. >> reporter: we first came to the nudist resort almost four decades ago when she was 19 and a student at uc santa cruz. now, the owner and operator of

loop and lodge. >> she is incredibly beautiful here, the nature spectacular. and, also, the community is very, very special. >> it is also the place she met her husband, glen. he passed in 2015. she has been working to preserve one effort oldest nudist resorts >> this was originally a winery that was closed down. and, in 1935 the naturists founded it. >> reporter: the resort hosted a number of national nudist conferences. and even a kpix people are talking episode in the '80s on the topic of, what else, nudity. >> welcome to a very unusual addition of "people are talking." >> the resort is up for sale. it breaks her heart. 61-year-old lori says her health is failing. >> the oldest business in the chamber of commerce. it is sals the oldest nudist facility west of the mississippi. i am the

one that is saying, okay. it is time for me to pass the baton. hopefully there are other naturists to pass it to. it was a hard decision to do. i need to take care of myself, my health and my family. >> reporter: the big question is, what will it become? housing? office space? or stay the same? she will not place restrictions on the buyer. resort guests worry a developer will bulldoze the place >> it is an important place to keep and keep going. but, again, we don't get to choose necessarily. it is a luck of the draw. >> supporters and staff say it is more than a resort. it is a night knit community where people can let go of body shame and explore and express where they are >> we are a clothing optional place. you can choose to wear cloths and not to wear clothes. people are free and there is no judgment. >> most people think it is a

bunch of hippies or all about sex. no, family friendly. and, over 35% of our membership have professional degrees. >> reporter: from the air you get a sense of the sprawling complex. 112 acres. the resort, centers around 12 acres of land with a restaurant, tennis court, volleyball court, hot tub, sauna, pool. there are dozens of full time residents aside from short term stays. guests can stay in rvs, cabins or yurts >> this is one of ours, it is 16 feet in diameter. we have them as large as 30. >> while she is open-minded she would like the resorts future to retain some of its history. >> i am really sad about leaving but i have to put my health and my family first >> she declined to share the asking price. but fair to assume it is millions of dollars. she says for now no

time line or offer date. she just hired a broker. all right, thank you >> you know, i did a story there a couple years ago. you just try to keep eye contact with people and >> that is what you should do any way. >> that is true. good point by you. >> i matched the landscape here. >> it is our first time over here >> it is, fun. i am realizing i look like mountains and all of that stuff. we talk about trick or treaters it will be nice? >> yes. the later kids, the ones that go out a little later they might be brisk. >> the teenagers >> yes. hopefully no 20-year-olds trick or treating. we don't judge. >> we don't judge. >> let's take a look at what is happening weatherwise. take a look at what you need to know heading through the rest of the week with a live look out at san jose. the temperatures are dropping off quickly this evening. a nice last day of october for halloween. the warmer weather will stick around through wednesday and then we will cool off a little

bit. more clouds late in the week and we are going to bring in a chance of showers in the forecast by the weekend. we will talk about that in a moment. let's switch perspectives and look at downtown san francisco. the temperatures a mix of 40s and 50s as of 11:00 p.m. but for that, san francisco itself, barely below 60 degrees hold on to a little bit of warmth. later on tonight, san francisco, along with everybody else, dropping down to the 40s the warmest spots staying around 50 degrees, coolest spots in the north bay valleys dipping around to 40. high temperatures tomorrow, they are going to end up above average. just a matter of how far above average. a good eight degrees, all of the way up to 80 degrees in san jose, just short of 80 degrees in morgan hill. inland, delta, not as warm as other inland spots, upper 70s in fremont and redwood city. upper 60s in half-moon bay, temperatures in oakland, a few degrees above normal. middle

70s for oakland. inland, the north bay, you will be warmer, getting up to around 80 degrees, that is a lot of work that the sunshine will be doing considering how cool you will start off tomorrow morning. santa rose a starting off at 40 and ending up at 80. adding full four degrees to our day. the forecast for the kids is the trick or treat forecast. let's take a look. kids before the sun goes down, mild. everyone's temperatures drop off 8:00 or so everyone will be within a degree or two on either side of 60. the rain chance, days five and six of your saturday and sunday. the long-range forecast models having disagreements about how things are going to shape up. what they agree on is best chance of rain will stay north.

northern california. now, american forecast model brings in widespread rain on saturday already. the european model has showers, the second one, them in the second half of next week. we look at where you take the forecast models and run them dozens of times and the average of those results gives us this kind of map, indicating potential for if the rain shapes up 1/10th of an inch in most locations and farther north you go picking up a little bit of rain. let's take a look at the forecast over the next seven-days, temperatures peaking on wednesday. it is a gentle cool down heading through the rest of the workday and the weekend. a chance of

showers, saturday night, sunday. the temperature will be close to what is normal in november. lower 70s inland, upper 60s around the bay by saturday and sunday. the rain chance is still at this point, not enough that i would cancel outdoor plans but i would be flexible with the plans, both saturday and sunday. we will keep you updated and narrow down the timing and location of where to expect the best chance of rain heading through this week. vern? >> straight ahead in sports, big league team led by a former giants skipper is two wins shy of another world series crown. breaking news out of the nba. what a show in the big easy new orleans

. all right, first things first. let's start with sports, breaking news >> it is not often i am standing here as breaking news hits. we will tell you, james harden with the 76ers is about to be traded to the l.a. clippers that just dropped seconds ago. harden just not

happy in the city of brotherly love. we will see if he can get love in los angeles. now, warriors, what a difference a year makes, last season the doves won 11 road games period. how many? three. how many road wins? three. we got talking points, we got steph curry, continuing a hot start to the season. he scored 16 first quarter points. finished with 42. they routed new orleans, 130-102. it was his second 40 point game of the season. averaging 3-1/2 points. the warriors finished off a perfect 3-0 road trip. now, klay thompson did not play tonight. chris paul, though, showed out. knocked down the first three as a warrior after going 0-11. showed in his 19th year there is no rust. end of the third, c, p three, fadeaway over the

defenders extended the doves lead. scoring 13 points, add two steal, five assists and six rebounds. how about the new guys? out of santa clara, nba debut. scoring the first five of his career. second round pick, jab son davis. here jackson davis. now, pulled nine rebounds. all right. now, that shot over my shoulder says a lot. 49ers headed to a much-needed bye-week after a third straight loss on sunday. could a trade help san francisco turn things around? the nfl trade deadline is tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. penny for jimmy garoppolo's thoughts? back after injury, monday night football at the lions, lions hot team. with goff here, up 16-7. picked off by marcus peters, peters took it back to

the house. 75 yards, cut the lions lead to 16-14. peters first touchdown since 2019. jimmy g. and the offense, struggled. he was sacked six times. over threw, look, a wide open adams here. that is a sure touchdown. adams, frustrated. how did he feel about having just one catch tonight? yeah. lions second in the nfc. won it, they are 6-2 for the first time since 2014. the raiders, 3-5. let's get out of here with the world series game three from phoenix. rangers at the diamondbacks, picking it up at the top of the third. marcus, cal bear, oakland a, delivered a two-out rbi single that opened the scoring. the very next pitch, corey seager it was all of the runs that texas needed as they won it 3-1. bruce bochys club carries a 2-1

series lead. the rangers are 9-0 on the road in the playoffs. now, i heard from a lot of coaches, general plannagers out there since the 49ers lost. hall of fame coach 98 years young, once famously said if coaches started listening to fans they will end up sitting right next to them in the stands >> oh, all right. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> i like seeing bruce bochy out there. just not the same as the giants. vern, thank you. photo opwith kids on the basketball court. what could go wrong? there is a

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. governor newsom hit the basketball court with some school kids. >> literally >> during his trip to beijing. things went sideways, literally. >> i sense a photo op. >> he probably went into the

game with confidence. he was a sports student. played played baseball. this is what happened. let's see it. >> oh! [ laughter ] >> oh, are his teeth there? all right. they are all smiling. >> i know nba guys that made a career. he lost his balance, accidentally, he took the charge, man. >> yes. i got an offensive foul. he had his feet planted. >> we are going the other way. >> was not in the lane. steam rolled a pint size defender. gave him a bear hug. i can relate. you know, i am not always the smoothest, right? >> yeah. politically. what

would he have been, benched? >> offensive foul. >> yes. all right. the teeth were still on the court. all is good. when you see that moment you can not help but remember this embarrassing incident when then mayor johnson knocked down a 10-year-old boy during a rugby game in japan. oh >> dude. >> that is a dude. >> you are playing rugby >> yes. you are going to get hit. in fact, there is no shortage of sports moments in the 90s. president clinton and al gore jogged in, well, teeny tiny short shorts. >> nba players wore those. >> adding to the lupin lodge. all right, and then during the 2004 presidential, the clinton used this shots wind surfing. mocked him as a candidate that chances his stances and opinions whatever way the wind

blows. >> that is hard. >> i think karma is going to get us for making fun. any way, thanks for watching >> the crowded republican field for u.s. president has just gotten a bit smaller. former vice president mike pence has suspended his campaign. >> i came here to say it's become clear to me this is not my time. >> and now, only the important parts of mike pence's announcement. >> i have decided to suspend my campaign for president. i want to thank our supporters across the country. charloan