it has been a year since one of the darkest days in israel's history. >> stop and remember how horrible the day was. >> thousands killed in the conflict that ended the lives of so many more. >> it feels like a weak. >> how people are marking the day. the new twist in san francisco's race for mayor calls for a criminal investigation into one of the candidates. >> they are only doing this to support the candidates a back.

>> people up and desperate to cool off. >> it's a little hard for me but it's done i think for the rest of the year. >> pretty much over it. >> when this historic heat wave will finally end. hi, i'm sara donchey. so many people have been suffering for days in unbearable heat. if you are inland, it's because it's been the triple digits for what feels like forever. if you're on the coast, you have probably spent days cooped up with no air conditioning. paul heggen promised the end of this is near. i will say in the city, it's already feeling cooler outside and the breeze which last night we did not have. just days of being in a hot house. >> great. we sent a record this morning . only dropped to 69 degrees which is not much relief overnight. temperatures

are backing down to a greater extent than the. we are making progress in the heat wave. it will be toasty tomorrow but the worst is behind us. let's look at current temperatures as they stand right now. let's bring the right numbers in and we have a couple toasty spots. 83, antioch. for the most part, we are looking at 60s and 70s across the bay area. these numbers will drop to the 50s and 60s later tonight. it was another day of record-setting high temperatures. looking outside . not even seeing a hint of fog just yet. temperatures did reach triple digits. new records in san jose, livermore, in santa rosa. it's the second warmest, hottest seven-day stretch in san jose dating back to 1893. the only seven-day period that was hotter was in july 1905 in the second hottest seven-day stretch of san francisco with a high reached 92 today. the only other day we had seven times hotter than this, september 1939. nearly unprecedented

temperatures and unprecedented for october but tomorrow we return closer to normal in san francisco and oakland. about 10 to 15 degrees above average but the heat stress will go down by leaps and bounds every day. antioch one of the hottest spots. very high category. by wednesday, the low category and that's where we want to see it. we will look at the seven-day forecast coming up. this heat wave has been especially awful for people living on the street. one man in san rafael knows the dangers of homelessness. he said he was promised more help by the city to survive, but that much of the help never came. kelsey thorne has the story. >> reporter: for the past few months, we have been following bruce gaillard's journey to find housing in san rafael. bruce has been living in a tent for the last couple of years. back in august, we spoke with him when the city announced it

would be building a sanctioned camping area near his tent. at the time, bruce was wary but still hopeful the program could help him. now, a month and a half later, he has moved into the new area, but says so far, he has been disappointed. >> there's no charging station. there's no water on the property which was promised. there is no buildings at all for case management staff to bring people in to get their information. >> reporter: bruce says right now, the new sanctioned camping area has tents and three picnic tables. it is fenced in and his 24/7 security but bruce said he was not allowed to bring all of his stuff in with him. >> i have a generator. i was told i cannot use it. a gas generator and i was told i cannot use my solar panels to create electricity to have power. >> reporter: bruce said the

tents offered by the city have also created an issue during the heat wave. he says they are large and trapped in the heat, making it almost unbearable for him to stay inside them when the weather is hot. >> i've been able to run a brushless fan. i have a towel. i have been waiting the towel and putting it over my body for evaporate of cooling. >> reporter: bruce said there's no cooling center on the property. something he expected they would have. the area just open this weekend and bruce believes it's under construction. he says only about half of the around 50 tents on the property are occupied. his former tent on the other side of the street is scheduled to be thrown away later this week when the city sweeps that encampment. he told me he is not happy with the new facility but feels like he is stuck here. >> the only thing i can do is

save up my money because there's basically no faith that they will provide housing for 47 people because in san rafael or the surrounding area, 47 empty apartments. >> the oakland branch of the naacp is joining on the recall effort of mayor sheng thao. leaders say they think she poses a serious threat to the well-being of the city. they point to a range of issues including the mayor mindscape decision to fire the chief and the failure to meet the deadline for retail theft grant from the state. >> shortly after firing the police chief, we began to see a rise in crime, today, public safety has become a serious issue. >> mayor sheng thao is fighting back. on sunday surrounded by

supporters, she urged voters to reject or recall claiming it has been funded by wealthy elites. in san francisco, there's late trauma in the city's race for mayor. a group of former mayors calling for a criminal investigation into mark farrell's campaign. they say he is illegally using money meant to support a ballot measure for his campaign. wilson walker was there is he responded and unveiled a new strategy to pull ahead in the ranked choice system. >> reporter: this is the machine trying to attack me as a front runner in this race. >> that's transparent and should be transparent every single san francisco voter. they are doing this only to support the candidates they are backing. it has no basis in truth at all. >> reporter: mark farrell defending himself against allegations leveled by three other former mayors who respectively support , their

asking the attorney general and brooke jenkins, district attorney of san francisco to look into whether farrell is inappropriately used money from his proposition d. farrell has denied any wrongdoing. >> every penny has been accounted for. i disclosed everything and everything we have done fêted by and cleared by counsel. we will always operate that way. >> every campaign season in san francisco you get allegations of who is campaign violations into his funding campaigns. it doesn't resonate for voters. it requires a sophistication and amount of information that voters do not have in most local elections. >> reporter: the political science professor said these kinds of allegations are common and often do not gain much traction amid larger issues and for his part, farrell's primary agenda was telling voters something is. >> leave them off your ballots.

this will give us the best chance of winning in november and the past chance to deliver real results for san francisco. >> reporter: along with his ranked joints alignments, farrell acknowledges he will need more support. >> that is why i am asking all of daniel lurie supporters of put in number 1 two specifically put me number 21 the ballots. >> reporter: that's likely a good indication of who mark farrell thinks is doing very well in this race. today marked one year since one of the darkest days in israel's history. hamas terrorists carried out an attack that killed nearly 1200 people, many civilians. at congregation emmanuelle in san francisco, later spent the day encouraging people to allow themselves to grieve. the rabbi said he remembers the initial reports of the violence at the music festival and future calls for hostages to be returned. >> i think it's a time where

you go into the tears. where you are not hiding from it and say a year with no pause button. no button to stop and mourn how horrible that day was. >> the rabbi said today's focus is on people who are still being held hostage by hamas. so much has changed since last october. israel is fighting hamas in gaza and hezbollah in lebanon and iran. tens of thousands of people have been killed in gaza to this point. elizabeth palmer reports from hostage square in tel aviv on the horrors of the hamas attack and the unresolved conflict. >> reporter: just after dawn, hamas terrorists shot their way out of gaza through the border and into israel. they stormed the nova music festival, murdering, kidnapping young people and went on a killing spree and nearby qubits. israel responded first by bombing gaza

and then sending in ground forces. the mission? to destroy hamas and rescue the hostages. one year later, neither has been accomplished. on this anniversary, with 97 hostages abducted on october 7 still in gaza, there is no closure. israelis remembering victims and mourning them. >> it's been a year for us. it feels like a weak. >> reporter: hamas terrorists murdered his sister and her husband. they spared their twin baby boys. norah o'donnell that the master. >> 14 hours the twins were alone. >> you have. and, we got messages from the neighbors. they heard the twins crying. >> how are the twins? >> they are all right. they are worried. they are healthy and

happy. it has been one year so they are walking and running and talking. >> reporter: but he determine the twins live free from the trauma that day is still trapped in the himself. do you go over and over those hours in your own mind? >> every day. what happened or did not happen, why , sometimes it's the decisions i made. >> reporter: you are torturing yourself. >> i wish i could control it. i cannot. >> reporter: held hostage by hamas for 54 days before being let go in a prisoner exchange. >> you are in daily fear of being rape, beaten, killed. >> reporter: in captivity, she was submissive and even friendly, playing cards with their captives. how do you

reflect on herself and the way you behaved and had to behave to survive? does it haunt you? >> no. not even a bit. >> reporter: are you proud of yourself? >> every part of myself, every single day. i won. it could be back to back disasters for parts of the west is a massive category 5 hurricane beryl's toward the east coast. >> i went through wilma in fort lauderdale so i am good. this is pushing me out. >> the latest on hurricane milton and how the feds are stepping up their response efforts ahead of it. sausalito breaking ground the long-awaited improvements to its ferry terminal. details on what is in store.

florida is going through it. they are bracing for another disaster. hurricane milton is a category 5 storm, incredibly powerful. expected to make landfall as near tampa. it's happening as parts of florida and parts of the larger region is still cleaning up. all that destruction left behind by hurricane helene. firefighters will join response efforts in florida along with the l.a. fire department. the area around tampa has not gotten a direct hit by a major hurricane in more than a century. miltons winds are some of the strongest and recent record. >> the last storm we want 2.5 feet under in the house. i lost almost two cars. hoping that with all the stuff on the streets will fly around and knock these buildings and i won't be a part of that. >> president biden approved a

emergency declaration in florida and workers have been mobilized to help. they're going to have their hands full. listening to the meteorologist in the area described this thing. describe how powerful it out as quickly as it got. it gives you pause. >> it went from tropical storm strength to category 5, top of the scale in 24 hours. rapid intensification is a thing becoming more common with climate change, but even this is stepping on the gas pedal and it's a powerful storm. let's look on the map of where milton is located. this is a very powerful storm at the moment. that swirl of clouds is evident. category 5 hurricane, it is weakened slightly from earlier today. 180 miles per hour sustained winds and they are down to 155 miles per hour . more symmetrical storm it looks, the more organized it is and the more powerful it is and it's almost a perfectly

circular storm. the fact that we can slightly is a double-edged sword. mother winds die down to 155 miles per hour, that's not done that much, and as we look at the more traditional satellite perspective of the map, as the storm reorganizes, what it does is the winds at the center of the storm get a little weaker, but it allows a wind field to grow larger. this is an incredibly powerful storm that is getting even bigger. it's lashing the northern edge of the yucatan peninsula and will move is a category 5 storm and weakening to a category 3 before making landfall along the west coast of florida. that will happen by late wednesday. 125 miles per hour sustained winds, just has to strengthened by five more miles per hour and it's a category for. it will be major impact for the coast of florida. we're talking storm surge will be a huge factor. 12 plus foot storm surge and some pretty flat land. the colors that appear on

the map, those in red, expecting 12 foot storm surge. the amount of rain it will produce will result in inland flooding. this yellow area expecting more than six inches and some picking up more than a foot of total rainfall. it will be another natural disaster for that part of the country. around here, our weather is heading in a better direction. temperatures backing down. we are in the 60s and 70s across the board. as we head through the rest of tonight, temperatures will continue to drop and we will end up closer to where we are supposed to be for this time of year. we will not see a lot of fog developing. futurecast simulation shows a little bit of a blip, a little developing along the coast through tonight but that won't be a big slowdown for the warm-up that will kick in tomorrow. temperatures are going to be toasty in the parts of the bay area. 80s, low 90s for the santa clara valley. that's better than 102 which is where you were today. the hottest

spots east of the oakland hills. low to mid-90s. will 70s in san francisco. 20 degrees cooler than today. temperatures in the north bay topping out in a mix of the 80s and 90s. 97 for one of the hotspots in healdsburg. there's a change heading our way as we look at the seven-day forecast and that's the reappearance of a chance of rain in the forecast on saturday. 30% to 40% for now but that's a chance and that will knock temperatures down even further. after a hot day inland tomorrow, it will be warm on wednesday and we settled back down to near average temperatures thursday and friday. continuing into the weekend. inland spots running 3 to 5 degrees above average but that's better than where we have been. temperatures will be almost normal around the bay and the coast, 70s around the bay and 60s along the coast

with the return of fog. a little coastal drizzle on thursday then everybody has a 30% to 40% chance of showers saturday. we will see if that shapes up as we get closer to the weekend. sausalito's ferry terminal one step closer to big improvements after more than a decade of planning, crews broke ground today on the sausalito ferry landing project. it will bring more parking, wider walkways and a new landing plaza. the city got a $2.4 million grant from the federal government to make it happen. what you get when you bring together the military, college basketball team, and a group of screaming children? the best pickup game ever. straight-ahead, payday for a local college kid and it's already week six for the 49ers. they are on to seattle . sunday is over. it's all about thursday night football for this embattled, injured

it's officially fleet week in san francisco which means you will see some incredible sites along the waterfront including the uss tripoli which is docked at pier 30. i was there with hoops in the troops.

the cutest kids got issued around a one has to be one of the most interesting basketball courts of all time. >> reporter: you have never seen a dunk contest like this. even though they host every year, neither have the marines. >> right next to the ship and got a view of the city. i've never played somewhere like this. >> reporter: hoops for troop springs an unlikely bunch. the academy of art basketball team, the united states military, and the boys and girls club of san francisco, who, as it turns out, was in it for more than the scenery. what you like about today? >> basketball. >> my favorite part is we get free shirts. and that's all. >> reporter: it was a chance for the team to refine their skills. ball handling, shooting, you name it. >> you have the bridge in the background. supercool. cool environment for the kids to say they have done something like

this. >> playing with the college players is very exciting. >> reporter: you were very good at there. it was time for some of the finest to shine too. is this the best day ever? >> yeah. >> reporter: what do you like? >> i get to see people who have been to war before. >> reporter: coast guard, navy, marines were on hand and they seemed to have made an impression. >> asking people is their job part of what they do? >> reporter: did they say their job is hard. >> not most of them. they say their job is easy in their opinion. >> reporter: are you thinking about joining? >> yeah. >> reporter: they said it was easy. >> if it was easy i might as well do it. >> something tells me the boot camp experience is not easy. spin sara, where was the shot of you taking somebody to the rack ? >> you have to wait until the end of the show. >> a little tease.

as we transition to the 49ers. no guineas on the schedule. record of 2-3 doesn't sit well. it doesn't taste well. another self-inflicted wound in a loss to the cardinals. of concern is it's a second time this season that san francisco had a 10 point fourth-quarter lead and win disappears. next up, the niners in 36 hours for a game at seattle. if the 49ers win that game, they will be tied for first in the nfc west. normally players don't like having a short week. after yesterday, can you blame them? for wanting to get back on the field? >> i think is kind of a blessing in disguise that we are playing thursday. >> we would like to sit here and get past. you can. the next time you do something is thursday. it's better to only have to wait until thursday and not sunday. >> i feel thursday is a must

win. >> i am ready to go out. thursday, let's go. spin niner kicker jake moody not available thursday. he suffered a high ankle sprain while making a tackle yesterday and is expected to miss multiple weeks. kyle shanahan said the team is already arranged for for free agent kickers to come to santa clara for tryouts. monday night football. padma homes, travis kelce, and the unbeaten chiefs defending home field against the saints. 4th quarter, the chief rookie ran in for a touchdown and gave the ball to his mom. the chiefs won 26-13. raise the record to 5-0. the chiefs and vikings are the only unbeaten nfl teams at 5-0. baseball, the kansas city royals looking for an a.l. division wins in a five-game series with the yankees. the umpire got a look at this 4th inning , the royals won in two

4-2. the royals tied at a game apiece. a good day for the kansas city fan base. still in the a.l., former giants, skippers cleveland scoreless against the tigers before detroit carrie carpenter got when he could drive. this a three run homer given up by closure and the tigers won 3-0 and that series is tied at 1-1. daniel won't be one of the kickers that the niners bring in. what an audition saturday morning and espn's college game day . he kicked a 33 yard field goal won $100,000. the kid is from livermore high school , the cowboys. shout out, jake out of monte vista

high school, then fresno state, the son of a former bay area news anchor got his first taste of an nfl regular season game tonight when the saints quarterback came in for the injured and completed two passes, 17 yards, but he will remember his night in kansas city for sure. >> i hope to hear that one day about my own child. i can't wait. that kid, not just bans but well-worn pants. like they had seen some things. >> i had no confidence in him but 100,000 bucks. it's fleet week and i got to play sports too with the troops. you

every now and then in the business you get to have a little fun on the job. he has more fun than the two of us combined but i got to do it with the navies and memories and the best ball team and i took a few artistic liberties for the story. it's live tv so

it didn't go according to plan. >> sara, we know you're the resident baller it kpix. can you show off your skills right now? >> reporter: hold on. >> here we go. so close . so close. sara reporting live . >> we tried. >> you looked good. >> at least it was not an airball. >> no shot. no warm up? >> the form was there but there was sun in my eyes. i had a chance to redeem myself and our entire news organization in front of everyone. >> there you go. >> okay.

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