captioning sponsored by cbs and ford. we go further, so you can. captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org how the bay area and the world are marking one year since thomas's deadly attack on israel and the response that

claimed more than 40,000 lives. >> we are here to remember and cherish. and pray for the return of hostages. >> even after a year of people facing the most little genocide, we refuse to break. the uss somerset sales to the golden gate . thousands are now in the bay area for fleet week. half a dozen cities setting new heat records. it is october 7 in israel as thousands of people visit the music festival memorial where one year ago, hamas launched their unprecedented attack . to mark the occasion, thousands of all israeli demonstrators took to

the streets across the globe in places like london and paris. >> we saw similar scenes on sunday like these where hundreds of people marched demanding the release of nearly 100 people being held by hamas. in the bay area, lafayette jewish community gathered at the temple to mark the occasion, remember the lives lost and demand release of hostages. >> reporter: hundreds of people gathered here at temple isaiah to show support for the hostages and the community. many have showed up consistently for the last year. >> we are in this together. >> reporter: he is leaning on his community a year after

hamas launched an attack on his home. >> i grew up in one of the communities that was attacked last year. we had 19 people murdered and still a hostage in gaza who is 86. the entire community was affected. >> that photo was one of many health sunday night the jewish community center held a service of hope and resilience. >> and nephew told me, we are fighting for survival and you are on the front line keeping it alive reminding the world that hostages are there. >> reporter: that was part of the purpose of this surgeon -- service. >> we are coming together to be together and remember and cherish and pray. for the return of the hostages and feel

the strength. apartment his father is is really and he has family in israel pick he hopes the non-jewish community can learn more of the >> the biggest thing i'm hoping for is the circumstances. there is conflict that has been going on for thousands of years. there has been a shift in how americans and the world views israel and the jewish in general. my hope is that we can change the dialogue and people can understand the challenges. >> reporter: despite how long the issues persisted, there were hopes that the hostages would be home by now. you think we'll be here a year from now can >> i hope not pent >> reporter: despite hitting the one-year mark is will has hope.

>> i assumed it would be a few weeks or a few months. a year later, here we are. >> reporter: they will continue to host events like this one until the final hostages are released. >> even after a year of our people facing the most brutal genocide, we refuse to break. >> a crowd of demonstrators rallied in the streets as their demands, the killings stop continue to go unheeded. israel killed at least 40,000 people. one woman told us she lost more than 50 family members. >> i have family that starved . it is countless stories. we hear different things every day.

>> reporter: demonstrators say they will continue to protest until there is a cease-fire and until the u.s. and ask an embargo which gets much of its funding and weapons from taxpayers. in the past year since israel launched its offensive, 41,500 palestinians have been killed . the majority, women and children. >> recently the military surrounded a refugee camp in gaza, saying they detected hamas operatives, try to rebuild capabilities. this as an overnight airstrike on a mosque in a hospital in gaza left at least 25 dead. at the same time israel is stepping up its military offensive, telling people that live in south lebanon to get out. they are also waiting to see when and how israel retaliates. for a

barrage of missiles fired a week ago. retaliation is something israel vowed to do. >> you can stay up-to-date with the very latest happening in the middle east as well as other remembrances and demonstrations across the bay area. turning to the weather and this seemingly unending heatwave. many cities matched or broke records. some of them date back to the 1930s. the temperatures were scorching. it will likely go down as the hottest start to october on record. let's look at some of those records that were broken. san rafael , up to 107 this afternoon. the old high temperature was 95. you broke that by a lot. san

francisco, we also broke leaving 97 downtown. it was extremely hot. one of the hottest days in october that we felt in a while. oakland, was your first day on record that you reached triple digits. give yourselves a round of applause. you made it through and it will only get cooler. redwood city broke a record and down into san jose once again, it is the seventh day in a row that you have broken a high temperature record for the month of october. it is extreme. luckily it will not last much longer. it will only get cooler and cooler from here. i will break down those details and when he will finally feel the relief, coming up. the blue angels flying over oakland as fleet week returns to the bay area, kicking off

tomorrow in san francisco. the annual event began in 1981 honoring armed forces by bringing the military and the public together. >> we also saw the first round of ships this afternoon, including the uss somerset. kevin coe was on board and several bay area natives excited to be back home. >> reporter: lorenzo jordan is from redwood city. he enlisted into the navy about 17 years ago, spending a lot of time out in the open sea. he is excited to come home to his fiancée. >> the comfort of being at home with family and friends , it is nice to be out and seeing everything. when you have mike

your fiancé at home, you would rather be there. >> reporter: petty officer jordan is one of several servicemembers sailing home for fleet week. there is thomas tran who was on guard right now but usually here. >> adores cancellation and verification for crew. it is one of the cleaner jobs. >> reporter: he handles a lot of paperwork. very nice people. >> reporter: tyler modesto now lives in modesto. her parents are bay area natives. from castro valley in walnut creek. >> we would always go there. enjoy watching the seals.

>> this reminds me of a giants game. my family is still in the bay area. i still have some friends there. i'm excited to see that. >> reporter: it may just be for a week but the seven days mean everything to the servicemembers briefly coming home. >> all week he is sharing stories of servicemembers, families and he will give a behind-the-scenes look of how a warship off ritz at sea. >> you can catch the parade of ships and other events, right here and streaming on cbs news bay area. another hurricane is aiming

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welcome back. the heat was no match for this crowd in san francisco. people came prepared to keep cool and listen to live music. it is a music festival that brings thousands of people to golden gate park . it has included punk, blues and hip-hop over the years in addition to -- >> 70 4x over three days and six stages. there is nothing quite like it anywhere in the country. >> in san jose the heat didn't stop people from attending the little italy fest. several vendors had tents set up to keep cool. there were pizzas and barbecue and wine testing. several luxury cars and motorcycles. they were also on display at the festival in san

jose. >> when i was coming to work on a hot day don't expect a hot night but there was stratus in serous and stradivarius clouds. >> keep those names coming. >> you don't want to mess with mother nature. that is all because of the high pressure trapping in the clouds in the heat. that high pressure is quickly departing. we will see cooler weather on the way. we might have to wait a day. right now we are still feeling pretty warm. temperatures right now , in the 70s . inland 80 . the biggest issue is the 70s are persisting from inland to the coast. even san francisco in the upper 70s. there is not much relief. relief is on the

way. i want to take a look at that big picture pattern. it is interesting to see the cold front that will bring the cooler air. we have been seeing high pressure sitting over head for the past week or so. you can see that again. the clouds trapped underneath. at the clouds will begin making their way further east. take a look. i the time we step out on tuesday, the high pressure and clouds, making their way over the four corners. it is not super visible by looking at the clouds but a lot more if we look at temperatures. let's put those temperatures on. much cooler weather is on the way. high pressure brought us heat and will continue tomorrow. than the areas in green and blue begin to cpm and had further and further south. look at that cooler air making its

way and along with that onshore lowe. we are looking at a lot more fog as well. all things that are good news when it comes to keeping temperatures cool. let's get a closer look at the bay area. tomorrow afternoon, it will be warm. high temperatures in the upper 90s for inland. we might reach triple digits in some areas. san jose, you will no longer reach triple digits high temperatures. the coastal communities will be 10 or 20 degrees cooler compared to today. coastal communities will feel that cooler air a lot quicker and sooner than inland. by the time we step into tuesday, look what is going to happen. it is very fun and interesting. temperatures getting cooler. like i showed you, the green and yellow begin seeping in toward the bay area and what goes along with green and yellow and cooler temperatures are the clouds.

not much over the next 24 hours but by tuesday we begin to see the marine layer returning. it directly coincides with where temperatures are. the tuesday afternoon high temperatures will be so much more comfortable. back into the 60s and 70s for the coastal communities in upper 80s and low 90s inland. great news is on the way when it comes to feeling a bit more comfortable and what we should be feeling this time of year. it will still be hot for inland but by the end of the week, it will be so much more comfortable. for the coastal communities it will be a lot cooler and a lot cloudier. enjoy another day of dutiful beach weather. the southeast is trying to recover from hurricane helene. we have an up date from a man volunteering on the front lines. the game day train comes rolling in. if you want

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hurricane milton is intensifying in the gulf of mexico. the forecast path is headed across the golf into florida. the latest estimate shows that could become a major hurricane. it could become powerful enough to be very significant yet again with the tampa area and its path. floridians are doing what they have done so many times before. filling sandbags and boarding up windows and stocking up. >> the entire peninsula has the potential to have a major impact from storm surge. how the storm develops in terms of the track , will obviously have a big impact in terms of areas that will get more damage.

>> forecaster same milton could potentially cross florida and head into the atlantic which would spare georgia and the carolinas from anything like the catastrophic impact that helene delivered as they come along with tennessee and virginia continue to dig out of destruction. the death toll continues to rise as crews try to make it to remote areas. the death toll is at least 227. the red cross to -- deployed hundreds of workers to the southeast to help with that effort . john mcmanus there. he is a damage assessment manager in charge of sending teams out every day to serve and identify damage across 60 counties. >> there are some areas that are not accessible and we have people missing. i do it because it is the humanitarian thing. people appreciate what we do and they show that appreciation. it is what makes

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card or. since 2023 , they have seen all of these businesses close. there is a new place hoping to buck the trend. >> reporter: for any other city or area of the opening of the pizza place would not make the news. there has been a mass exodus of businesses. for someone to take that risk , a lot of people are shocked. this roundtable pizza opened about a month ago in the shopping plaza . the same plaza that saw the recent departure of starbucks and in and out. much of the plaza is fenced off to prevent sideshows and illegal activity. raising canes shut down its dining room to prevent car break-ins and robberies. it is now drive-through only. the franchise owner of roundtable pizza admits it was not an easy choice.

>> family and friends yes. why would you want to do it. each business is a risk. >> he saw an opportunity, given the lack of food choices. >> this could be where we could service almost half of oakland and also cater the airport and hotels. >> unlike corporate companies, he is small, nimble and can make quick changes. he believes the business model will help them thrive. >> right now, it is ready for it. >> it is delivery and take-out only and no cash. >> no cash accepted . we only take card payments. we don't have any cash drawers. >> he said the soft opening has been successful with happy customers. someone did cut a

hole in the roof and broke in in the first couple of weeks but nothing was taken since they are cashless. >> it is a good thing they are investing in oakland. you will have to have plenty of security. permit customers and neighbors support the restaurant and appreciate a new option. >> roundtable was a good option. >> we welcome any that is willing to come here. >> reporter: the mayor said oakland police are stepping up patrols and crime is down. >> once we get it back to where it needs to be, i will see a whole different space. more people. >> they admit the area is a work in progress. a large mob of people recently ransacked a gas station. he believes his restaurant can ignite a new beginning. >> we hope folks can use us as

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