, manny, manny gonzáles, nos acompaña también el doctor manny gonzáles; bienvenidos al programa.gonzáles: no, yo creo que es importante cuando los pacientes saben el mismo, ¿no?, el doctor habla el mismo idioma con el paciente, o los pacientes confían un poco más, le cuentan más, y para nosotros es importante saber toda la información de un paciente, para asegurarnos que le estamos dando, ¿no?, todos los servicios que necesitan; ya sabemos que en california la población de latinos es 40%, y los doctores solamente somos 6%. damián trujillo: y doctor padilla, yo entrevisté a una señora que me dijo que ella lo que hacía antes, cuando no eran latinos o latinas, los médicos, es que hacían, se comunicaban a señas, y a señas es, aquí, o aquí, eso se puede, se puede confundir, ¿verdad?, lo que usted puede sugerir que tiene mal esa persona. césar padilla: claro, yo lo viví con mi mamá, de niño, yo iba con mi mamá al médico, imagínate, cómo yo me sentía, salía mi mamá frustrada; y entonces, eso, yo pienso que me ayudó, me motivó para ser médico, para ayudar a la comunidad latina; y también

that is something manny's own father did during the yom kippur war 50 years ago. the u.s. list of countries offering their citizens a path out of the war zone. poland, germany, australia and canada are also doing the same and this is a critical option as the u.s. commercial airlines have suspended service through at least the end of the month and the foreign flights that remain are booked solid as manny found or they have been canceled. his was on hold for tomorrow. it was interesting that manny said that even though he was in a war-torn country, he really does feel a sense of solidarity being among people who support him and who are like minded. he said he's worried about coming back to the bay area because it's inclusive as san francisco is and the bay area at large. he's gotten hate messages via social media including one he read me that he said i wouldn't mind if manny was taken hostage by hamas. he says it may be just a troll on x, but it's still something that's weighing on his mind. marcus? >> we can all understand that. kris sanchez for us this midday. thank you. >

like lees summit manny, the founder of culinary angels. >> i unfortunately have had a ton of cancer infamily, i am a breast cancer survivor, we lost my mom to ovarian cancer. i have been through a lot of doctors appointments and medical treatment facilities, and recognize that our medical teams were not talking about nutrition and what you can do to really fortify your body when you're going through a harsh treatment. >> i always remind folks in emails and in person, how much what we do matters. we get thanked every week by recipients and caregivers. >> reporter: that brings us back to this delivery, on this particular day, to a cancer patient, cassie cuthbert. >> been about two years since this metastasize, so this battle has gone about two years. >> oh, great, thank you so much. >> reporter: a nutritious delivery for the patient and caregiver , a delivery of hope, love, and care. >> food is one of the hardest things when you are going through this, battling cancer. it is overwhelming. so, to know what goes into it, every bite i take, i feel it. it is huge. >> and you know it comes fr

manny yekutiel is the owner of manny's in the mission district. he was in the city in the mountains about an hour outside of tel aviv for his niece's bat mitzvah. this weekend, when hamas launched a surprise attack. manny joins us live now this morning from tel aviv of course, it's evening there. thank you for being with us. first of all, tell us where you are. and you also sent in some video of what's happening around you that i'd like for you to describe. manny yes. so the video show was from on my way right now to my niece's bat mitzvah dinner. and it was a horrifying experience. it was sirens ringing out from all around me as the area that i was in was targeted and because i wasn't near a shelter, everyone in that area kind of ducked and ran for cover underneath the building's portico. and i happened to be near a military base. and so that's why the missiles were targeting where i was. and i could actually see the missiles there. you can see it right there, the missiles being intercepted above me. i don't know how often you've been back or how

manny: thank you.ey are live from beijing where he will bring its coverage of the third eldin road form this week. let's stay with china where the slowing economy is starting to weigh on president xi jinping's river delta project. president xi has been trying to turn the area into an economic powerhouse hoping to create a silicon valley of the east. our shanghai bureau chief charlie joins us now. we know that this region has been a rich part of the country already. how significant is this drive to make it even more of a powerhouse? charlie: the program is something that the chinese government has been talking about for years. it is just not gain the significance until late 2018 on president xi jinping announced it has become a national project elevating its status to something on par with the belt and road initiative you just mentioned. it is a crucial economic strategy aimed at overhauling china's growth model, shifting away from previous growth. that is a path that is heavily reliant on relentless ex

they had food and water and whatever support they could provide. >> manny of the iconic manny's is there own mobilizing and volunteering. is it safe to be on the ground? so many people will wonder is it safe to be out and about and mobilized? >> reporter: it's a conflict zone. we are in tel aviv. we are not in the south near gaza direct where the militants are or were. but still even before i joined you, we heard a number of booms overhead which we assume are israel's iron dome missile defense system intercepting rockets. people have mainly been staying home when we were out driving around earlier. the streets were pretty much empty. this is very much a country that's at war and people are responding accordingly. >> thank you so much. we hope and pray for your safety as you tell the story of the people caught in the middle of this horrific crisis. stay up to date with the latest on the war. kpix.com and streaming on cbs news bay area. >> heart breaking to see those videos. >>> a live look outside on this monday as we take a live look. you can see san francisco looks like it is near the f

manny yekutiel, the owner of manny's in san francisco, was visiting family when the fighting broke out. he spoke to abc seven news reporter tim johns just minutes ago. he described how the recent events have unified the israeli people. the people who are going into this war. >> i mean, there are parts of these communities i was with my cousin yesterday who's my age, who's 34 years old, who's gay and who owns a coffee shop just like me. and he's getting ready to go into war. >> manny is currently in tel aviv, but was about 30 miles from the gaza border when hamas militants started their assault over the weekend. he described said that he and his relatives having to go from partying to hiding in a bomb shelter with young children as the town was targeted by missiles. manny says he's unsure of when he might be able to return back home to san francisco. he says while he's heard from some local san francisco politicians, he's heard nothing from the federal government and is trying to make plans on his own. and tonight's the us state department says it's actively communicating with us citize

manny's family will not leave israel making his decision to leave that much more difficult. >> i believet will be increasingly difficult. and i feel guilty. i feel like i have abandoned my family. >> reporter: today, the u.s. government announcing many efforts to get people home. photojournalist edwin is one of the americans trying to get home. he did not get a ticket on a u.s. flight. the colombian government offering him a spot on the flight today and he was able to leave israel. >> feel sad for the people who have to stay here in this country. in this war. >> reporter: as manny prepare to return home to san francisco, he is disappointed the terrorist attack is being politicized and he hopes for more productive discussions. >> instead of texting and posting about what we want to say, actually sitting down and being with our friends. talking with our friends and the people around us, listening to each other. >> reporter: and more americans could be headed home soon with delta, american, and united airlines working with the state department to add larger flights to athens to get american

manny yekutiel, the owner of manny's in san francisco, was visiting family when the fighting broke outke to abc seven news reporter tim johns just minutes ago. he described how the recent events have unified the israeli people. the people who are going into this war. >> i mean, there are parts of these communities i was with my cousin yesterday who's my age, who's 34 years old, who's gay and who owns a coffee shop just like me. and he's getting ready to go into war. >> manny is currently in tel aviv, but was about 30 miles from the gaza border when hamas militants started their assault over the weekend. he described said that he and his relatives having to go from partying to hiding in a bomb shelter with young children as the town was targeted by missiles. manny says he's unsure of when he might be able to return back home to san francisco. he says while he's heard from some local san francisco politicians, he's heard nothing from the federal government and is trying to make plans on his own. and tonight's the us state department says it's actively communicating with us citizens who a

this is manny with his cousin. they live thousands of miles apart but have some notable similarities. >> we're both 34. we're both gay. we're both afghans. we both own coffee shops. he is slightly more attractive than i am. >> reporter: a bit of humor in the face of reality. >> he's getting ready to be deployed and i'm getting ready to go back to the united states. >> reporter: stab one of the thousands of israelis being called to serve in what has become the deadliest conflict for israelis and palestinians in nearly a decade. >> on one hand, it feels a little bit like abandoning my family to go back to the united states. on the other hand, i have a life back in the united states that -- i have employees, a coffee shop, a business of my own, so i feel kind of torn. but ultimately, it sounds like things are going to get worse before they get better, so probably it's a good idea to figure out a way to get home. >> reporter: today they spent a day as if it were like any other. >> trying to take his mind off everything

we talk about manny leaving and other people wanting to leave. airlines have been avoiding the israeli airspace. this is a live look at sfo right now. a plane left last night soon before the word of the violence broke out into turned around over greenland and brought it passengers right back here this morning. that site showed that more than 80 flights were canceled, including delta, american airlines, and the german airline. we will be watching that one closely. we, coming home, now, are aware that all of this is playing out as we see the might of the u.s. military around the bay. san jose and the bay area enjoying clear skies. >>> it has been hot. a heat advisory has been in place since thursday morning. darren peck is here with the rest of this weekend outlook. >> reed, the heat advisory is for those three places. you guys are hotter in the 90s. but the heat advisory is here in the immediate bay. and i will show you why that is and one second. these are now the officials for the day by the way. they just came in. made it to 96 in concord. no h

now, manny is among those americans that will be evacuated by the u.s. government in the days ahead. he says this time leaving will be more difficult than ever. i feel, you know, like jews around the world, not just jews in israel have been hit hard in the heart recently. you know, i've lost 1200 of my members in cold blood. and so i feel like a part of me should stay and should help and should should contribute to the effort. 02:00am to prevent more people in my family from being murdered on the other hand, as part of me that feels afraid, afraid of what might be coming before leaving many had a chance to visit with his israeli cousin, who is the same age and also a cafe owner and about to be deployed to the war effort to open to one of the pages of the newspaper just had images of all civilians who have been killed, not all of them but hot, but a lot of them. and, you know, i looked at them and we were just in shock. you know, these are people that look just like us young people, people the beginning of their life and their prime and and for him, i do

manny, you qtl who owns manny's in the mission. he had been visiting his family when the hamas attacked amid the terror. he's been splitting his time with his family and volunteering. he was able to celebrate his father's 80th birthday and he met up with his cousin about to be deployed to the war effort. >> we open to one of the pages of the newspaper just had images of all the civilians who have been killed, not all of them but hot, but a lot of them. and, you know, i looked at them and we were just in shock. you know, these are people that look just like us young people, people the beginning of their life and their prime and and for him, i do want to speak for him. but for him, there's a sense of duty. to prevent more folks are being killed in their home. >> as for his trip back to san francisco, manny will have to catch a ship to cyprus or a plane to athens or frankfurt. now here at home, the governor's office has acknowledged threats against the american jewish community over the next few days. while top american counterterrori

. >> manny pacquiao is the well known owner of manny's in san francisco. he first got to israel last wednesday. >> i came here to see my family. they live here and to celebrate with them instead, he says. >> it's been a living nightmare. >> i woke up in my sister's home and heard sonic booms overhead and spent that entire day in and out of bomb shelters for days. >> it qtl al has been experiencing firsthand what many of us have only seen through news footage. >> i saw hundreds of children in synagogues run for cover and protect themselves or have their parents protect them. i've had i've stayed in tel aviv, two blocks away from an apartment that was blown up by a missile strike for the last four days. >> he spent time volunteering in tel aviv. >> food is being packaged. >> he and other volunteers packaging up food and other essentials for soldiers and families who have lost loved ones. >> i've decided to be as as useful as i can and also now i'm in the stage where i'm trying to figure out how if i can get home. >> gupta was originally supposed to come back

it's okay. - still a ways. - [frankie] yeah, manny's gonna win tonight. he's at almost 59%, yeah.hat i wasn't able to pull this off, but- - just running is a big deal, and your visibility basically gives those trans kids hope, 'cause when they see their elders running for office or doing other things in society, it gives them hope and expands their horizons that "one day i can do it." [gentle music] - i want to thank all of my supporters. thank you to each and every one of you. my amazing husband. thank you for being my rock and the person to help me. when i first decided to be crazy, and... i went into this campaign very optimistic. i was hoping that people were just going to accept what i was bringing to the table, but i think at the very end of it, most people just saw the trans woman. you know, my passion has always been in politics and it's gonna remain there, so i will see you real soon. thanks again. [emotional music] [emotional music continues] [performer singing in spanish] [sighs] ♪ you'll find all the answers ♪ ♪ don't have to lose your pride ♪ ♪ don't ever let nobody t

the owner, manny, he was just in israel when hamas militants attacked at the southern border. he just wanted to open the space up for people to gather. we spoke to a man who says the conflict deeply impacted him and he is hoping for peace. >> the family members in gaza and israel who have died and to guide the spirits through this beacon light to the holy land and to give it a beacon of light with the candles to those who are suffering right now. >>> now, this gathering comes on the heels of the president's address to the nation asking congress for what he called an unprecedented aid package for both israel and ukraine. we will have reaction on the president's address coming up tonight at 11:00. back to you. >> thank you. >>> and governor newsom will travel to israel tomorrow to gather with victims and those impacted. he will then fly to hong kong for his already scheduled trip to china. a high to political expert about the possible motivations. >> this is a guy who is running for president while not running for president. what that means is if you look at his record, you look

. >>> prominent san francisco owner and activist from manny's restaurants is in israel now. he describes the attack during the country's holy celebrations. >> the sirens hit. i remember seeing all of the adults, you know, physically cover the kids with their bod tow protect them. and, a lot of the jews that were in the synagogue at the time started singing as loud as they could to drowned out the sound of the sirens to keep the kids from being afraid. and in moments like that, i mean, it is very surreal. it is, it is hard to actually feel anything. i went outside to the patio and i basically lost it. i started crying and i saw within viewing distance, maybe, just a few miles away the result of a missile hitting some target and a giant plume of smoke. it feels like a war zone. >>> major airlines canceled flights in and out of the country out of security country. -- manny is hoping to come home soon. >>> a bay area native managed to fly back into california in the wake of unrest. she now plays basketball there. she described the mood there on the ground and on the plane as she

manny ikeuchi, the owner of manny's in san francisco, was visiting family when the fighting broke out spoke with abc seven news reporter tim jonze. >> the ground assault is completely unprecedented. israel has been in wars before, but the fact that marauding militia men, terrorists came home into israeli towns, into people's homes and murdered them in their in their homes and kidnaped over 100 of them unarmed innocent civilians, that is just barbarism. that is just terrorism. and that is what's happened. >> he says his cousin, who is his age, will now be serving in the war. manny is currently in tel aviv but was about 30 miles from the gaza border when hamas militants started the assault over the weekend. he described how he and his relatives basically had to go from partying to hiding in a bomb shelter with young kids because the town was targeted by missiles. manny says he's not sure when he might be able to come back home to san francisco. he says he's heard from some san francisco politicians, but nothing from the federal government. and so now he's trying to make plans on his own

manny yekutiel owns manny's in san francisco, and he was visiting family when the fighting broke out.e spoke with abc seven news reporter tim johns. >> the people who are going into this war, i mean, there are parts of these communities. i was with my cousin yesterday who's my age. he was 34 years old, who's gay and who owns a coffee shop just like me. and he's getting ready to go into war for manny is currently in tel aviv, but was about 30 miles from the gaza border when hamas militants started the assault over the weekend. >> he ascribed he described he and his relatives as having to go from partying to hiding in a bomb shelter with young kids as the town was targeted by missiles. manny says he's not sure when he might be able to come back to san francisco, but he says while he's heard from some local san francisco politicians, he's heard nothing from the federal government and is trying to make plans on his own. the us state department says it is actively communicating with american citizens who are stuck in israel and frantically trying to find ways to come home. major airlines a

so is our local manny yekutiel.f the middle east and the local touchstones to the international story. stay with us on air streaming on cbs news bay area and online, kpix.com. >>> we take a live look outside on this tuesday morning. at the bay bridge. the sun has yet to rise on the mental health day. jessica burch, it looks like there's a little bit of fog and there's a lot of moisture in the air this morning. >> oh, absolutely. it's cool and it's cloudy and it's kind of fall-like right? i mean we're starting to get out of that heat wave that really impacted us last week. now we're starting to see our second cold front roll its way in? morning. and that's going to last into the afternoon hours today with some rain right around the corner. the 60s that we see right now, they're only going to warm up into the 70s this afternoon throughout the santa clara valley. and the 60s we have right now closer to the peninsula, we're actually going to hold on tight to them into this afternoon for the diamonds so it's a cool day f

this is a live look outside of manny's in san francisco's mission district. this is where people tonight are remembering the lives lost both in israel and gaza. the venue space says too many innocent lives have been lost in just the last week. now the restaurant owner, as we've been reporting, shooting manny uchitel was in israel, al, when hamas attacked earlier this month. he managed, though, to return home earlier this week. we are going to monitor this situation again, a lot of people coming together, as you see here in these live pictures with flowers and candles to remember all of those affected by the war between israel and hamas. much more on this vigil coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. well demonstrators here in the bay area called on california officials to support an israel gaza cease fire here in santa clara. the council on american islamic relations is urging leaders to vote in favor of the cease fire. now, resolution, which was introduced in the house on monday. activists spoke about how the israel gaza conflict is perpetuating racism here in

it's a picture of an apartment building destroyed by a missile just a couple blocks away from manny is now staying in tel aviv. he says the proximity of this war and his experience is the most jarring part. on the same note, she's also jumped into action with thousands of other israelis who have volunteered to get goods and support to those who need it most. he says his work will not stop there. he will continue volunteering throughout his stay in israel. now, city hall was lit up in blue and white lights last night for what mayor london breed says shows the city's solidarity with the israeli people. where we are this morning, which is on montgomery street outside the israeli consulate, which was a site of demonstrations and protests yesterday, there were pro-palestinian demonstrators as well as israel supporters here yesterday. it is a very different scene, very quiet here so far. but there are other rallies scheduled in other parts of the city, including city hall later at :30. laura? >> a lot of passion on both sides. thank you very much, ginger. >>> meantime, president biden and th

the store's owner, manny uchitel, was actually in israel when hamas lost the surprise attack two weeks ago. tonight's vigil is scheduled to begin at 7:00, and is open to the public. we are staying on top of all the latest development in the war between israel and hamas on our website, kpix.com , and streaming on ne bay area app. >>> still ahead, if it seems like the number of stolen cars is surging, you are right. we will dig into the data, and why it is so hard to hold the thieves accountable. >> my sister-in-law got her kia sported stolen, same setup, same thing. broken glass, door, cylinder, over. >>> san jose has approved a controversial proposal to bring student housing to the downtown area. details on the just approved plan. >>> on capitol hill, more ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. when we challenged ourselves to create the world's most emotional and sustainable vehicle, we had tothink differently. we had to push the boundaries to not just create a car but a movement. every fisker ocean is produced with over 50 k

manny who owns manny's cafe in service is go, his flight is among those that have been canceled due to the state department's travel advisories. before the attack broke out over the weekend, he was in israel visiting family. now his trip has become one of volunteering to support victims. today also sent his cousin off to go to the front lines. >> trying to take his mind off of everything going on at the fact that he has his bag packed at home with his military uniform. it i feel like a little bit of abandoning my family going back to the united states but on the other hand i have a life back in the united states and i have employees. i have a coffee shop in a business of my own. but ultimately, it sounds like things are going to get worse before they get better. it is probably a good idea for me to figure out a way to get home. >> the flights are challenging. several american airline carriers have suspended service to the region for at least a month. there are flights from international carriers but those are harder to come by and tickets are expensive. are coverage of the israel hamas

manny, yet to you tl who owns manny's in the mission headed to tel aviv to help gather and collect boxed food for soldiers and families impacted by the attack. he says he's going to continue to help until he returns to the bay area. he plans to do that sometime next week on saturday. he was not in a town that was attacked by the hamas. >> take a look at this. the white house lit up in blue and white this evening to support israel. officials there say president biden and israeli prime mister benjamin yet not. netanyahu have spoken several times since the attacks started and the state capitol here in california. it's glowing blue and white as well. earlier this evening, governor newsom posted on social media saying california stands with israel. >> we do want to get your check of your forecast tonight. taking live look out at sfo. it's definitely been wet out there today. much gloomier than what we were experiencing all last week to be quite honest. yeah. cool down. rain is coming down. chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here. yeah. what a change here in october. we've >> all the warm

. >> manny ikuto civic leader and owner of manny's restaurant and gathering place in san francisco's mission district, is in israel. he's visiting his family in beit shemesh, near jerusalem. we reached out to him there tonight. when i was in synagogue, there were two times where the sirens went off and all the kids had to hide underneath their parents and underneath the tables. >> were screaming and crying. and the adults in the room had to sing as loud as we could to kind of drown out the sounds of the sirens and keep the kids from being traumatized. >> and back in the bay area, we're getting local response to the conflict as well as a better understanding of what's behind it. abc's seven news reporter tara campbell joins us now live from the newsroom. she spoke to a variety of experts tonight on the conflict in the middle east . tara. >> yeah, lauren this evening i spoke with activists and lawmakers on both sides of this , as well as with a local expert who helps break down what could come. the sights and sounds of chaos in the middle east. a palestinian attack and israeli response

i've been talking to manny yekutiel. for more than a week, originally visiting family for celebrations. he has since been volunteering to get essentials to people who need it most in the middle of this war. there are some photos that he sent earlier. he's also shared that the volunteer efforts have been moved underground for safety concerns. he is in tel aviv. he also told us about his cousin, who he's spending the afternoon with. his cousin has been called to duty. he is set to leave for war in the next couple of days. he shares they both happen to be coffee shop owners. of course, manny here in san francisco. his cousin, a coffee shop owner in israel. both are going very separate ways. manny is hoping to come back home to the bay area, his cousin leaving for war. we'll have more on that story in our midday newscast. >> hoping for a safe return to all of those trying to get out. thank you, ginger. >>> i want to give you another live look this morning at gaza. we don't have that for you. we are staying on top of this sto

but manny yekutiel, a san francisco native and owner of manny's restaurant in the mission district, wasanded in israel, says that funding likely saved his life. most of the people probably don't know what it's like to have missiles being directed at your head. i now know what that feels like and i'm so glad that israel had its iron dome defense system to protect people who are not part of the military from being killed by hamas terrorist attacks. so i'm very thankful you flew to tel aviv ten days ago to celebrate his dad's birthday and niece's bat mitzvah . three days in everything changed. what i felt and heard was about seven different groups of missiles being directed at the area that i was in in beit shemesh. i was in and out of bomb shelters. i saw children running and screaming and crying and parents covering them and trying to shelter them. he never expected to see the horrible scenes he witnessed in his lifetime, but says it puts life here into perspective. live and i came from a country in a place, israel, where it's all so complicated, it's all so big. but there is a sense of

. >> manny qtl is the well known owner of manny's in san francisco. he first got to israel last wednesday. >> i came here to see my family. they live here and to celebrate with them instead, he says. >> it's been a living nightmare. >> i woke up in my sister's home and heard sonic booms overhead and spent that entire day in and out of bomb shelters for days at qtl has been experiencing firsthand what many of us have only seen through news footage. i saw hundreds of children in in synagogues run for cover and protect themselves or have their parents protect them. i've had i've stayed in tel aviv, two blocks away from an apartment that was blown up by a missile strike. >> for the last four days. he spent time volunteer ing in tel aviv. >> food is being packaged and he and other volunteers packaging up food and other essentials for soldiers and families who have lost loved ones. >> i've decided to be as as useful as i can and also so now i'm in the stage where i'm trying to figure out how if i can get home was originally supposed to come back monday nigh

old manny's style is always minimalism, basic colors are reserved. people. the style originated among families with large incomes. this fashion trend is characterized by restraint in everything. no flashy colors, only pastels or deep ones. shades, no large logos, no mixing of styles, preference is given to the classics. a wardrobe of this style should always have a lot of basic items that go well together. these are trousers, shirts, t-shirts, pullovers, coats and classic-cut suits. and then you will always look your best. base and style are things made from natural fabrics, they are with proper care... they can look neat even after a few years, and models should also be discreet without revealing cutouts and short lengths. in the old manny style there are no bright acidic shades, mainly calm classic colors, a lot of black, white, blue, brown, dark green and dark blue shades may be present. the color scheme plays an important role, and if things don’t match the colors, that can be everything. and if you choose the exact shade of your shirt and trouse

. >> mannys usually holds gatherings inside but he wanted to offer this parklet area so people can get out the message of peace to the community. >> herbs are letting their voices be heard calling for an immediate cease-fire on both sides or demonstrators outside of the federal building chaine themselves to the walls in a protest that filled a city block. others carried the palestinian flag along with signs that read, americans for palestine , and pelosi, cease-fire now. >> i have family inside of this room and they are scared to death. that killing of women, innocent babies, innocent children, has to come to an end or the u.s. cannot be part of this war. >> earlier in the weekend, cor bush called for an immediate de-escalation and cease-fire i israel and occupied palestine. meanwhile barbara lee has joine along with nearly other a doze other lawmakers in support. the state apartment has issued a rare worldwide caution altered for u.s. citizens overseas due to increased tensions and the potential for terrorist attacks we will have more on these precautions and a live report in our next

san francisco businessman, manny, you qtl who owns man in the mission. >> is talking about what it'sin israel now that the country is at war following saturday's attack by hamas and they're scared. i have 9 nieces and nephews. my sisters both have new babies that are just a couple weeks. couple months old. >> they need to be near bomb it's it's serious. many had been visiting his family in the mountains of bet shemesh but left for tel aviv monday morning. >> to help with relief efforts, there are probably 1000 people, all folks are coming in with with shopping carts, full of things. and then it was. so if you do, those things are sorted and moved to various stations and boxes were packed. they were going to the north on the lebanon border and south to the i guess, wherever the kind of military activities happening and also separate package for families. >> who have ruled have been affected by everything that it made me realize. >> how much israel is also a family and how how bonded out connected to people. here are 2 hardship. many says he'll continue to help until the scheduled to r

manny simmons was medevaced to germany. manny would serve in the marines for 27 years because -- >> the guys i used to hang out with over there, we always talked about retiring. well, i wanted to do that for them. >> reporter: does it feel to you like that was a day that's been forgotten? >> probably so >> yep. >> you say beirut, what was beirut we went over there as peace keepers. we came back at combat veterans. >> wow i never thought about it that way. >> reporter: these marines are frequent visitors to a memorial close to the gates of camp lejeune. >> i tell them. i'm talking to the fellas. >> reporter: they remember the names, the men they served with. they want you to know them, too. >> warren richardson, that guy was freakin' hilarious. >> stowe, we called him dave >> yeah, david lewis he could do 100 pushups straight he bet me that night, and i still have that same dollar. >> there is a line in the marine corps hymn that says, "the streets of heaven are guarded by united states marines. that wall right there is the

. >>> san francisco business owner manny yucatillo is in tel aviv. he went to visit family but is volunteering with a group that is sending supplies to troops and families near the front lines. today he told us he is still having to take shelter. >> i was on my way to my nieces bar mitzvah and that was people running out of their cars in the middle the street and finding cover. there was a -- missiles exploding above me. sirens going off and, so, people from all over the area had to run and duck and find cover because we were not near any bombshell tears. >> up until now it had been a divisive year in israeli politics. tens of thousands were protesting on the street virtually every week for the past 10 months following' netanyahu's judicial overhaul. now the civilian population is mobilizing to the same goal. across the nation, volunteers are gathering supplies for war victims and soldiers as israel braces for a long fight against hamas. >> instead of being home and listening to the news and crying, i'm here. >> they got women, children. somehow what

manny, be well. >>> we know u.s. assistance is on the way but there are no plans to put u.s. boots on the ground. president biden will speak to all of us in the united states on possible next steps. let's bring in natalie brand who was in the nation's capital right now with the latest on the fighting and reaction from the white house. what can we expect to hear from the president? >> reporter: well, i think we can expect to hear the president reiterating support for israel. the administration has made clear that they are committed to make sure israeli defense forces have what they need to defend themselves. newly released dash cam footage shows hamas gunmen firing into music festival in the desert . militants killed at least 260 young israeli partygoers at the rave while others were taken hostage. israeli police released video appearing to show forces rescuing trapped civilians and wounded soldiers under heavy gunfire in southern israel. israel continued to bombard gaza on tuesday in retaliation. the israeli defense force has had more than 200 targets and the prime minister m

some gathered for a candlelight vigil at manny's in the mission last night, all to recognize the innocent lives that have been lost in this war. some say they welcome the help president biden is offering but many feel most of that aid will come in the form of weapons. >> it is more money for arms. the arms have to be people holding arms with each other, joining together. that is what i want to see. >> it is very hard to know what the right thing is. the only thing i think is that killing each other is not the right thing. >> in the u.s. state department wants all americans overseas to be on alert as tensions in the middle east continue to heat up. our shawn chitnis is at sfo . >> reporter: here at the international terminal, we are starting to meet more passengers who are familiar with this new guidance but they are not as concerned as they get ready to fly outside of the country. the state department is calling this a worldwide caution because of increased tensions in various locations around the globe including potential terrorist attacks, demonstrations or violent actions against us ci

i just heard from manny, we spoke to him yesterday. he's been in israel for the past week.s, when he was surprised unexpectedly when the air strikes began on saturday morning. he has now moved to central tel aviv. this is video that i just received, manny says he could hear the missiles being intercepted right above him. this happened just moments ago. you could hear the warnings sounding off in the background. he seems to be taking the video as he quickly makes his way to cover. yesterday when i spoke to him, he says he still felt safe in central tel aviv. i'll have to check in with him later on. but the growing fear is something that we have heard from many families right here in the bay area, who await with baited breath, watching in horror as the war between israel and hamas intensifies. last night shared stories of that fear channelled at a rally in san francisco, like other places across the bay area. supporters of israel rally took place in front of city hall, and those who attended sharing their stories from relatives living on the front lines of the attacks over th

some gathered for a candlelight vigil at manny's in the mission last night to recognize all the innocent lives that have been lost in this war. some say they welcomed the help president biden is offering but many fear most of the aid will come in the form of weapons. >> it is more money for arms. the arms have to be people holding arms with each other, joining together. that is what i want to see. >> it is very hard to know what the right thing is. the only thing that i think is that killing each other is not the right thing. >> an sfo traveler reacting to the message from the state department telling them to be on alert as tensions in the middle east and elsewhere heat up. they talked to our shawn chitnis. >> reporter: here at the international terminal, we are meeting more passengers who are familiar with this new guidance but they are not as concerned as they get ready to fly outside of the country. the state department is calling this a worldwide caution because of increased tensions in various locations around the globe including potential terrorist attacks, demonstrations or violen

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in our 6:00 hour, we want to let our viewers know, you will hear more about manny of the iconic mannysthere mobilizing and volunteering. is it safe to be on the ground? so many will wonder is it safe to be out and about and mobilize? >> reporter: it's a conflict zone. we are in tel aviv. we are not in the south near gaza direct where the militants are or were. still even before i joined you we heard booms which we assume are missile defense system intercepting rockets. people have been mainly staying home today. when we were driving earlier the streets were pretty much empty. this is very much a country that's at war and people are responding accordingly. >> thank you so much. we hope and pray for your safety as you tell the story of the people caught in the middle of this horrific crisis. please be well and safe. we'll have an update from you throughout this week. stay up to date at kpix.com and cbs news bay area. >>> a live look outside on this monday as we look at the bay here with the twinkling lights monday. a lot of people are heading out. that means we have a check your forecast

you got a manny? >> matthew perry played the wise cracking chandler bing on friends for ten years a role that shot him to fame at 24 years old. >> could i be more sorry? >> reporter: 30 years later his sudden death came as a shock. 54-year-old perry was found unresponsive saturday in a jacuzzi at his los angeles home. >> rescue 23, respond to the drowning. >> reporter: the investigation is ongoing but authorities do not suspect foul play. in his final instagram post a week ago, perry shared a photo of himself in his jacuzzi. the hollywood funny man battled addiction, writing about his struggle with substance abuse in last year's memoir "friends, lovers, and the big terrible thing" >> i had people around me telling me to stop, telling me you're going to kill yourself if you keep going like this. i just didn't know how. >> reporter: perry said he was living a healthy lifestyle since overcoming his addiction to alcohol and drugs in 2021. he shared he had gone to rehab 15 times and went to 6,000 a.a. meet

among them is a san francisco business businessman manny yekutiel, who owns manny's in the mission.e was visiting his family when hamas attacked amid the terror. he's been splitting his time with family and also volunteering. he was able to celebrate his father's 80th birthday and meet up with his cousin who is about to be deployed to the war effort. >> we open to one of the pages of the newspaper and just had images of all the civilians who have been killed, not all of them but hot, but a lot of them. and i looked at them and we were just in shock. you know, these are people that look just like young people, people at the beginning of their life and their prime and and for him, i do want to speak for him. but for him, there's a sense of duty. to prevent more folks are being killed in their home. >> well, as for his trip back to san francisco, many says he will have to catch a ship to cypress or plan to athens or frankfurt. so quite a long journey ahead. european union officials are warning tiktok about spreading illegal content and dis information about the war between israel and h

manny was able to get on a commercial plane out of the country today. i thought i would be more relieved to leave, but i am leaving my family behind and leaving my sisters and my parents and my the extended family of the jewish people that are here and it feels a little bit like i'm abandoning them. those who do take a flight with the government will go to either athens or frankfurt, a destination that is determined when the flight is confirmed and evacuees will then be responsible for their own travel from their chartered ships are also planned to take people from israel to cyprus. us officials are working on a plan to get any americans out of gaza as well. reporting in san francisco, i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. a tentative agreement struck with a union represents some 75,000 workers. the new four year agreement will offer union employees higher minimum wages that will reach some $25 an hour here in california and $23 in other states where kaiser operates. the agreement will also provide guaranteed wage increases across the board, which will t

you could deal who owns manny's in san francisco's mission district.visiting his family when hamas attacked. and amid all the terror, he's been splitting his time with his family and also by volunteering, he was able to celebrate his father's 80th birthday, met up with his cousin was about to be deployed to war effort. >> we open to one of the pages of the newspaper and just had images of all civilians who have been killed, not all of them but hot, but a lot of them. and, you know, i looked at them and we were just in shock. you know, these are people that look just like us young people, people at the beginning of their life and their prime and and for him, i do want to speak for him. but for him, there's a sense of duty. to prevent more folks from killed in their home. >> well, as for his trip back to san francisco, manny will have to catch a ship to cypress or a plane to athens or frankfurt. and then come home from there. well, a rally called bring them home is scheduled in san francisco today. organizers say the purpose of the gathering is to suppor

you got a manny? >> reporter: matthew perry played the wisecracking chandler bing for the entire ten-year run that shot him to fame at 24 years old. >> could i be more sorry? >> reporter: 30 years later has -- his sudden death was a shock. he was found unresponsive in a jacuzzi at his los angeles home. >> engine 23, rescue 23 -- >> reporter: the investigation is ongoing, but authorities do not suspect foul play. in his final instagram post a week ago, perry shared a photo of himself in his jacuzzi. the hollywood funny man battled addiction, writing about his struggle with substance abuse in last year's memoir "friends, lovers, and the big terrible thing." >> i had people around me telling me to stop. i had people around me saying you're going to kill yourself if you keep going like this. and i just didn't go -- i didn't know how. >> reporter: he said he was living a health lifestyle after overcoming his addiction to alcohol and drugs in 2021. he had gone to rehab 15 times and going to 6,000 aa meeting

. >> manny said that the past few days he has been volunteering with a group sending supplies to troops and families near the frontlines. >>> most major u.s. airlines stopped flying in and out of tel aviv. that looks to be the case for the foreseeable future. american airlines is suspending flights through december 4th and delta will not fly there until at least next month. >>> in his first public comment since the attack the president said today the u.s. stands with israel >> let there be no doubt that the united states has israel's back. we will make sure the country can defend themselves today, tomorrow as we always have. >> the president says an aircraft carrier has been moved to the eastern mediterranean to bolster u.s. presence as needed. >>> as for what is next. a stanford professor said it is a huge set back for any hope of peace between israel and palestinians who already have a very complicated past. >> there is no question that the way in which hamas is carried out this military operation has been brutal. it is involved intentional civilians, these are war crimes. and yet it

san francisco mta commissioner and business owner manny yuck attell had been in israel to celebrate familyays. he says the sounds of booms and air attacks, those sirens going off, woke him this weekend. one of our colleagues, nbc bay area photojournalist edwin alvarado, is also in israel visiting family. he says he's having trouble finding a way out of that country. the main airports in the area have been closed indefinitely because of continued rocket attacks. >> all the airlines have stopped flying saturday afternoon. so it's a lot of people trapped. hard to get out? yes, because we cannot get out. the only option is out into greece. >> the cruise to greek, that could take several days. for now, edwin is hoping the nearest international airport in tel aviv will reopen at some point later this week. we should add this. united, delta, and american have all suspended service to israel. delta said today it's suspending its nonstop flights to and from tel aviv through at least the end of october, instead saying they will work with partner airlines to get customers out of that country. >>> som

. >> among them is san francisco businessman manny he owns manny's in the city's mission district. family when hamas attacked and during all of that, he's been splitting his time with his family and with volunteering. he was able to celebrate his father's 80th birthday and he was able to meet up with his cousin who is now about to be deployed to the war. >> we open to one of the pages of the newspaper and just had images of all the civilians who have been killed, not all of them but hot, but a lot of them. and, you know, i looked at them and we were just in shock. you know, these are people that look just like us young people, people at the beginning of their life and their prime and and for him, i do want to speak for him. but for him, there's a sense of duty. to prevent more folks are being killed in their home. >> trip back to san francisco man is going to have to catch either a ship to cyprus or a plane to athens or frankfurt. we'll keep you posted. a rally called bring them home, by the way, is scheduled in san francisco today. organizers say the purpose of the gathering is to

. >>> manny's in san francisco is the location to mourn victims of the conflict.e in the mission has become a popular gathering place for social activism. in addition, manny, the owner, was in israel when the fighting began almost two weeks ago. the candlelight vigil starts at 7:00 p.m. >>> one person is dead after being struck by a bus. it happened around 1:00 this morning. video shows damage to the bus windshield. police have not said if the pedestrian was in or outside of the crosswalk. >>> a heat advisory in the bay area. kari hall tells us where people will be more comfortable and where others should start looking for some shade. >> today our temperatures will reach the peak with highs in the inland areas reaching into the upper 90s. a heat advisory will be in effect for all of the areas until 11:00 p.m. we are looking at highs as hot as 99. livermore reaching 95. 93 in san jose. we will see low 90s in oakland and the north bay with napa reaching 93. 95 in santa rosa. cooler tomorrow. a cooling trend through the weekend. even watching out for a chance of rain