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i'm zach fuentes. egypt's border crossing is opened and aid is starting to trickle into gaza to help with the growing humanitarian crisis. the border had been sealed off for about two weeks. the total number of people killed in the violence is now at more than 5700. that includes the disputed blast earlier this week at a hospital in gaza. israel says there are still at least 210 people being held hostage after two americans were released yesterday say it's not clear when they will return to the united states. abc news reporter morgan norwood is following the situation in the middle east. >> israel announcing on saturday that it is stepping up airstrikes into gaza as it prepares for an expected ground invasion, which israel says is the next step in its attempt to wipe out hamas after the october 7th terror attack. >> vivarta. >> rear admiral daniel hager saying we will deepen our attacks. we will minimize the danger to our forces in the next stages of the war. repeating his call for residents of gaza ci

zach. >> lisa thank you. turning to developing news from the middle east that we've been following this morning, israel's security cabinet officially declaring israel is at war. we're learning israeli strategic affairs minister has said americans are being held hostage by hamas fighters. the minister declined to estimate exactly how many americans specifically could be held. israeli defense forces officials say this is the most devastating attack to hit the state of israel since it was created 75 years ago. the fighting between israel and hamas continued overnight with more rocket fire exchange and we've seen an all hands response from washington. abc news reporter liz landers is in dc with the latest. liz, good morning, zach. >> as you mentioned, israeli authorities are now confirming that there are more than 100 civilians and soldiers that are being held hostage currently by hamas. fighting continues between hamas and israeli military forces following air land and sea attack by hamas during the pre-dawn hou

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zach. >> lisa, thank you. the september jobs report soared to numbers analysts didn't expect the labor department says the economy created 336,000 new jobs in september. that's the largest monthly gain since june three. and that's evidence that companies remain confident enough to keep hiring, despite high interest rates. >> job growth is a good thing. it means there are more opportunity for people, people to make a good living wage, find a pathway to the middle class and afford a home sharing their part of the american dream. >> unemployment still holds steady at 3.8. federal officials say the report could be a sign that the federal reserve could keep hiking interest rates to keep inflation in check. and listen to this restaurant employment hit a major milestone in september, finally inching past pre-pandemic levels for the first time, the bureau of labor statistics reports that restaurants, bars and other food service outlets added 60,000 jobs last month. that puts restaurant jobs at roughly 30,000 above the

host: we come back to zach on that one.in between me 10 -- in 2010, i was politicized to be -- from tennessee. i believe on this last call from tennessee. january 6 was an abomination. it is one of the war stays in the history of our country. everything about it was wrong. we should acknowledge that and the republican party will only truly be great again if we are actually able to say, no, that should never happen. it should never happen again and we should stand strong behind the constitutional government and the separation of power in the constitution and bill of rights and the institution that made a strong. january 6 was an abomination to all of the things i just said. host: alright and you are nodding your head. guest: i agree so soft -- so strongly with zach. we were in congress on 9/11 and we were told that a plane was approaching washington dc either headed to the white house or the capital. we all went through that day. at the end of that day, we returned to the steps of the capital, zach, i know you remember this,

liz good morning, zach. >> that's right.more than 500 israelis have now been killed. more than 2000 injured. palestinian authorities say that more than 200 people in gaza have been killed. all these numbers likely to rise as this conflict continues. of intense fighting continues between hamas and israeli military forces following air, land and sea attack by hamas during the predawn hours of saturday, which has claimed hundreds of lives and thousands of injuries on both sides. it's the first time in 50 years israel has been surprised by attack. hamas says that their deadly actions are due to the israeli government's policy occupation portion of palestinian land, along with other grievances, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu responding to hamas, saying that, quote, israel will settle the score in washington. congressional leaders and president biden both condemned the attack. mr. biden spoke by phone saturday with netanyahu and addressed the nation, offering full us support. it. >> israel has the right to defend itself

abc seven news reporter zach francis is in the newsroom with that aspect of this story. >> zach. yeah, dan and a lot of the concern has been centered around false information shared on formerly known as twitter. but nearly all platforms are coping with misleading or unconfirmed posts. an obvious example was a fake white house press release, multiple videos and other posts that went viral also turned out to be mischaracterize used at one point, even ceo elon musk recommended that users follow an account known for spreading disinformation. he eventually deleted that post, but experts say recent layoffs at x could be playing a role in the disinformation and misinformation that are running rampant online. musk laid off thousands of employees last year, including many responsible for detecting and addressing false claims. i spoke with a san jose state tech expert who says combating these posts requires a layered approach and that the government and social media companies should be involved. but we also can't forget our role as users, starting with looking to multiple sources for infor

zach. >> lisa, thank you. new overnight, israel's military announced a six hour window for over a million people to safely evacuate out of northern gaza today. that window closed and a decision on a ground offensive has not been announced. but israel has been massing troops along the gaza border. we also know israeli troops entered gaza friday, but left after conducting a raid on hamas. so this does not appear to be the start of a ground invasion. people are scrambling to get out of gaza after the israeli military dropped leaflets on friday warning them to leave. but hamas has reportedly been telling palestinians to stay home. the total number of deaths since fighting erupted last weekend is now more than 3500. israel says it has also killed around 1500 hamas militants. abc news reporter derek dennis has more on the rush to get americans out of harm's way. explodes >> dozens hurt in gaza early saturday morning as israeli strikes continue one week after the terror attack in israel by hamas militants. israel fri

zach, what message do you have for young people today?> i think the most important thing is not to lose hope. they want you to feel more worn down, they want you to feel dispirited, like there's nothing you can do, but just look at eric. look at the speech that he gave. look at the difference that he's making in north carolina. look at the inspiration that he's given to so many people. one voice -- and that's what eric is doing in north carolina, and that's what any person can do who wants to stand up and be heard. >> eric willoughby, zach wahls, thanks so much. after this, something that drives me bananas, influencers, you see them everywhere. but are they starting to lose their influence now that they are cashing in? we'll get into it when the 11th hour continues. you deserve better than that. i'm hungry, i'm in a hurry, i don't have time to make anything healthy. you could if you had a blendjet. blendjet? it's the portable blender that makes the healthy choice the most convenient choice. i don't know. it seems like a hassle. hahaha! wr

hey, zach. >> good morning to you. hi, everyone. we have a cold front working in and with the cloud cover overnight it's pretty mild out there. a live doppler seven shows a little bit of activity. it's well to the north of us. this is our sweep on top of mount saint helena. so by clear lake a few areas of drizzle up in sonoma county. otherwise we are left with a lot of cloud cover. maybe a few areas of mist and drizzle throughout the morning hours, but otherwise it's mild. 61 in hayward and oakland with 60in vallejo and san jose. so temperatures 24 hours ago are much cooler. we're 14 degrees warmer by the delta, about seven degrees warmer in oakland. you'll certainly feel that as you step outside. so from our exploratorium camera, we've got the clouds, maybe a sprinkle through the morning hours, the eclipse viewing not really good. unfortunately, we'll get into sunnier conditions in the afternoon and temperatures still on the mild side. we'll talk about a sunnier sunday coming up. >> zach sounds good, lisa, thank you. new overnight,

>> zach. >> jimmy: zach zach, it is almost halloween okay, zach what is your favorite candy to get while: me, too. i love those jams, too peanut butter cups what is the worst candy to get on halloween >> ooh, like, twizzlers. [ audience ohs ] >> jimmy: the worst? do we have our clickers out? i mean, let's -- [ laughter ] twizzlers are pretty good. raisins is up there. i mean - >> good point. [ audience chatter ] >> jimmy: necco wafers but -- you -- it's his game, right? [ light laughter ] all right. twizzlers, really? what's your second worst [ laughter ] um >> jimmy: raisins. >> raisins >> jimmy: yes, of course [ laughter and applause we all can agree that raisins are the worst. zach, that was a great answer that you thought of. >> yeah. off the top of the dome. >> jimmy: that you thought of. for this last one, roots, since we're going in the middle of spooky season here, can we do something maybe in the style of -- maybe like -- let's go, like, old school how about rockwell like "somebody's watching me." ♪ i always feel like ♪ ♪ yeah yeah, oh, yeah nice ♪ ♪ zach it's almost hallowee wh

let's go to zach in new york. zach? >> caller: hey, jim.caller: i want to ask your opinion about a stock. >> okay. >> caller: ticker mo. >> yeah. you know what, i'm too old and i've seen too much destruction in my own life for me to recommend a tobacco stock, including people in my family, so i'm going to take a hard pass on that one. let's go to kyle in wisconsin. kyle? >> caller: hey, jim cramer. you know i like yeah. >> i didn't know it until just now. >> caller: you know why? because you're a guy with some guts. boo-yeah! >> thank you. thank you. how can i help? >> caller: i'm a retail investor holding quite a few of sofi $8 call options, which expired three days after their earnings. about the contract at $47 a piece when the stock was at its lowest in june. spill your guts, jim. tell us what you know. >> hold up. i don't. i'm not a big buy call ahead of quarter guy. but i will tell you think. i voted for her son. you can go on my twitter page. i seen that the company had a really huge move and then a big pullback, but i think it is a

as for zach walsh, he went on to serve in the iowa state senate.in us now. eric, you amaze me. you are a senior in high school. what made you decide to address the general assembly? i mean, it's fog, time for friday night lights and pepper rallies. >> that's right. and you know, that's exactly what i told the general assembly. i should be with my friends. i shouldn't have to be here and defend my generations writes with for a ballot affair representation. but why was i there? i was there to prove the young people like me, we are listening i mean we don't always hear it all the time but we are listening and we are angry and we are fed up. >> zach, talk to us about how you went from being just a young man but who chose to stand up publicly to defend your family who is basically under attack and then moving to full activism and full office where you are right now. >> well, stephanie, i really appreciate the opportunity to be with you and eric, acuÑa congratulations, thank you for standing up and delivering such an impassioned speech. the thing i would

live in the newsroom, zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> all right, zach, thank you so much.nd tonight at ten, a special edition of 2020, israel at war. abc looks at life under threat in israel, in gaza and how this attack is different from what we've seen in this region in the past. >> but still ahead here on abc seven news at six, we'll be joined live by seven on your side's michael finney. he'll explain the new crackdown on junk fees that could save you hundreds of dollars a year. >> plus, asian male computer science. the probabilities are darwinian, much worse than for any other demographic. >> a high school senior with a nearly perfect sat score got rejected by more than a dozen top colleges. his story is one you'll hear only on abc seven tonight, along with a look at the college admissions process. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel , bright and breezy today. i'll show you what's changing at the end of the workweek coming up when abc seven news at six continues i'm just the flu. (coughing, sneezing) i'm quite harmless, really. and when people ask, “but aren't you linked to

lisa. >> arjun all right, zach, good morning to you. hi, everyone.lden gate bridge here at the tower. so about 1000 foot marine layer allowing for cooler weather. today. it's 56 san francisco, quarter mile visibility down around half moon bay. and we're looking at a pretty shot here with temperatures in the mid 50s by the delta. so fog early, then 70s and 80s around the bay near 90 inland. >> lisa, thank you and thank you for joining us. the news continues right now with good morning america. >> who are we if we don't remember. the person is losing their identity. >> it's really like dying twice . >> what is it you have a number. >> that's all right, bobby. >> america. unforgettable >> now streaming this morning. who are the front runners to replace him? can the gop overcome their infighting? plus, the latest legal woes for candidate trump this morning on abc's this week. >> join us for this week. this morning, starting at eight right here on abc, which is freedom unlimited. >> you can cash back 3% on dining, including takeout. cash back on flapjacks

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his name is zach. zach is a smart kid. zach started knowing what is the fear of bombardment and death. he asked me the other day and was crying, dad, if i die, will i go to heaven or hell? i really couldn't answer. i choked for a few seconds and i said we will all go to heaven, my son. you know, the fact that children, when they hear bombardment sounds, they say, is this coming on us? is this near us? and you have to always comfort your children and say, no, it's not. just relax. i'm here with you. you try to take them out of the misery that we are living in. >>> and, mahmud, i know you provide aid to others. that's what you do in your home. you have chosen to stay. you said you've got no water, the issues with power. how are you even dealing with the water? how are you able to help others right now? >> since the first day of this, since like the 7th of october, we have the decision to release almost everything we have in our stock, worth $570,000. we tried to procure all available quantities of medicines and disposables i

time now for zach with the news and we'll all stay awake for the next half hour at least. and then more at 11. we have a bunch of college football to get your coffee to stay up with us. >> we got a lot more coming up ahead on abc seven news, chris, including san francisco getting an image makeover. the new campaign that's designed to help clean up the city and its reputation. plus, the latest from the middle east, where some much needed humanitarian aid has started to arrive. and hometown honors today for a vallejo favorite. how the city is showing its appreciation for rapper e-40. >> i'm spencer christian. some early sunday morning sprinkles are on their way to the bay area. i'll have the accuweather forecast coming up in just a moment when abc7 news at but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve sho

um on till zach guys in in n g o that identifies bodies and deals with what we call last the mercy of respect. his name is monkey multi book shame. he appeared yesterday on these riley t v and he said, a road that takes 10 minutes to drive every day. to cost 11 hours, dozens of vehicles, all along the road, some upside down, some brands and in every vehicle there were a lifeless people murdered in cold blood. they come us through grenades into the vehicles, blew them up after they murdered the people inside. we found a lot of murder people in the ditches on the side of the road or trying to escape, and they shot them and they fell into the ditches. one of my own advisors was mobilized to remove body. as i spoke to him last night. he found a family of 5 a side to get them hugging each other shot and burned. nothing could speak more than anything this then this tragedy. i was wondering what they right before they were all shut together. mazda 5, the children, babies the injuries that we have found on the bodies of the killed the people. they were moving teams and the rescue teams which

and abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes was there and he has the latest. it's a tragedy that has shocked the community. >> three children fell into this pool at a san jose home daycare. one was hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries. two drowned. we now know from the santa clara county coroner that they were two one year old girls. >> this is the type of call that's the worst that a parent can receive as a department. we're going to investigate this. >> police were called to the scene after nine monday morning for a welfare check. it's not clear yet who made that initial call and how the children got into the pool. police say homicide detectives are investigating, along with the department of family and children's services, the santa clara county district attorney's office confirmed with abc seven that they are reviewing the case to see if charges will be filed. according to the department of social services, the home daycare center was licensed in january of 2021 to 2 women. the pool was noted as an off limits area in their license. christina and

abc7 news south bay reporter zach fuentes spoke with her and has more on the call to action she has for other business owners as it's been nearly one week since the start of the israel-hamas war, one that has had a direct impact on many people and businesses right here in the bay area. >> casualties on all sides are horrific mine. >> cohen is the founder and ceo of hello heart, a health technology company with operations in menlo park and israel. cohen was at a tech conference when she first heard the tragic news coming out of israel immediately. her concern was for her employees based in tel aviv. those employees experiencing horror fying situations. >> she was locked in a shelter for 30 hours with her two kids and she was trying to keep them quiet because she didn't want to draw attention that hello, heart talent acquisition manager and her children eventually got out alive, but many of their neighbors did not. her neighbors, her family and other homes start to get slaughtered. there's no better word like house by house. >> cohen is in israel now with her employees helping to set up a

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zach, what can you tell us there? yeah, this is still very much an active scene, as you can see, the section of fifth between market and mission still blocked off. to my left over there, you can see the cruise vehicle that was involved in this. we're told that around 930 this evening, a female pedestrian was crossing the street when she was struck by that cruise vehicle. we are told that no one was inside the cruise vehicle. there was no driver behind the wheel and there were no passengers inside that cruise vehicle. but the female pedestrian becoming trapped underneath of that vehicle, trapped under the left axle. for more on the rescue effort that took place, i am joined with jonathan jonathan baxter of the san francisco fire department. jonathan what challenges did you face when you arrived here finding that woman underneath the vehicle? well, i'm captain justin shaw filling in for jonathan baxter tonight. what i can tell you is that rescuers were dispatched to a reported motor vehicle versus pedestrian when they a

abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes has more on what we know and the support being offeredt all happened saturday around 8:00 at night. >> 12 people, some from venezuela and others from ecuador, dropped off near this san jose church. officials with santa clara county said they were given no resources or direction. >> it was late at night that they arrived. they were looking around for where they might go or what what their next steps might be. and they ended up at the washington youth center from there, they were connected with community groups who serve immigrants. >> andrea martinez manages the county's office of immigrant relations. she says few details are known about who sent the migrants to san jose. >> from our understanding, with our the reports from our partners on the ground who are directly supporting the migrants who have arrived, migrants were previously detained in el paso, texas, and were put on a bus with a choice of colorado or california. >> this woman who did not want to be identified, spoke with our partners at univision. she says she her husband and thr

all right, zach sauce, live there in san francisco tonight. zach thank you. and governor newsom is set to arrive in israel tomorrow for this one day visit. the governor said he will be meeting with those affected by the quote, horrific terrorist attacks and offering california's support. that includes sending medical supplies to the region. the governor's office has not released any specific details on his itinerary. while in israel following that visit, he will continue on with his scheduled trip to china. well, in san francisco, protesters have now chained themselves to the federal building in opposition to israel's attacks in gaza. they're demanding an immediate cease fire and the end of american military aid to israel now these paypal cease fire. now the protesters came together at the federal building on seventh street at 3:00 this afternoon. they say they would not leave until congresswoman nancy pelosi signs a resolution now circulating in congress supporting an immediate cease fire in gaza. this is one of the worst attacks that i've seen. this is the

it puts them in perspective. >> zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> coming up, the threat of a strike has been lingering for months. but now one bay area teacher's union is a step closer to walking off the job. >> plus, a success story of sorts from the north bay. we're going to tell you how homeowners are helping people who have been chronically unhoused. a thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer, are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr+/her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are or plan to become pregnant, or are breastfeeding. for more

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abc seven news south bay reporter zach fuentes spoke with her and has more on the call to action she has for other business owners. >> it's been nearly one week since the start of the israel-hamas war, one that has had a direct impact on many people and businesses right here in the bay area. >> casualties on all sides are horrific. >> mine cohen is the founder and ceo of hello heart, a health technology company with operations in menlo park and israel. cohen was at a tech conference when she first heard the tragic news coming out of israel, and immediately her concern was for her employees based in tel aviv. those employees experiencing horrifying situations. >> she was locked in a shelter for 30 hours with her two kids and she was trying to keep them quiet because she didn't want to draw attention that hello, heart talent acquisition manager and her children eventually got out alive, but many of their neighbors did not. her neighbors, her family and other homes started to get slaughtered . there's no better word like house by house. >> cohen is in israel now with her employees helpi

all right, zach sauce, live tonight there at sfo. zach, thank you for that. aviation experts are weighing in on this mid-air scare. jim gray has been training pilots for more than three decades at his company, oakland fliers. i think it would be very difficult for somebody to come up from the jump seat and really do anything really debilitating to the aircraft. you have two able bodied pilots in the front seat there. gray says such routine use of jump seats allows pilots to ride in the cockpit back to their home base, provided their work shift is over and the jump seat is available. neighbors in pleasant hill were surprised to learn that joseph emerson is accused of tampering with the plane's controls. ktvu brooks jarocz has more tonight on the pilot's background. it seems you're typical, normal guy. neighbors describe joseph david emerson as a family man who loves his wife and two children. he's a very good dad. as far as i could tell. he's always playing with the kids, always doing things for him, taking him places. he also liked to take flight as a commerc

zach sauce live tonight in marin county. zach, thank you. house fire in the city of crockett killed an east bay resident today. crockett fire says the victim lived at the house on lillian street, but they have not released the name of the person who died. fire crews responded just after seven this morning following reports of smoke and flames coming from the home. firefighters from crockett rodeo, hercules and contra costa county worked together and contain that fire just before eight this morning. still no word on what caused it. the largest health care strike in us history could now be days away. the contract for 75,000 kaiser employees made up of eight different unions, expired at midnight with no deal from management. this means a walkout at hundreds of medical facilities and several states could happen as early as wednesday, affecting more than 12 million members. ktvu is bailey o'carroll reports. i would be upset because, i mean, this is my hospital. this is where i go to write. and so trying to find emergency care, this is where you w

hey zach. hey. and i can tell you part of what makes this festival so successful year after year, according to organizers, is that an amazing acce that you get to top filmmakers and smaller venues and based on what attendees had to say to me this year, it did not disappoint. it from the red carpet to the intimate to screens, sequoia devotees of mill valley's annual film festival once again lining up friday. we look forward to it. every year, a festival that holds an extra special place in the hearts of these two. it's where reagan met patty. our first date was going to the film festival ten years ago. ten years ago? yeah. and still finishing each other'sentence. liz and she's a good picker. this last one we just saw with julianne moore. oh, my god. it was the best one so far. it's amazing. we've seen amazing, amazing films. yeah, i spent. were they born or were they made made december among a long list of acclaimed films showcased over the event's 11 days. i just know i can do it. and i couldn't do

zach, what have you learned about trying to get americans out? >> yes, the u.s.s telling its citizens in israel they will have an opportunity to leave monday by boarding a ship that takes them from israel to the country of cyprus. the ship leaves from the israeli city on monday. from there it will be a 10 to 12-hour trip to cyprus. this speaks to the scramble and the fraught nation of the situation on ground in israel as this situation continues to unfold and escalate. the state department warning citizens in the country that the situation is completely unpredictable and urging the citizens to leave with their families if they have the opportunity to could so. the ship will only take u.s. citizens and immediate family members from israel to cypress. commercial flights are extremely limited. the u.s. government trying to find different ways goat its citizens out of the country. >> we know there are about 20,000 americans who contacted the u.s. state department. not all of them want to leave. there are a lot of dual citizens, for example. but there are quite a few

do with a mass to the us president, i spoke to a former is really ambassador to germany, jeremy i, zach ross, and asked him what he believes is the right way to respond to him off his, her risk attacks and what role diplomacy can play? well i, i'm not sure anyone has a textbook response to such a terrible, terrific pop direct mexico of innocent civilians and indeed, soldiers, men, women, children, the elderly babies. but the high did so, you know, we have just gone through one of the worst weeks in israel's modern history and as president biden or had said that this is one of the worst instance incidents of jews being killed since all in this talk. just choose and solve it is riley, are of citizens that are being killed by this already picked, attacked by some us. i'm always trying to do at this point is to talk it is, is clearly as possible from us a military capabilities personnel that were responsible for this attack. you had been in these really for in service for 40 years and my understanding. we see the preparations for a possible ground offensive. what will is really diplomats li

joining us now, we have cnn national security reporter zach cohen, also cnn legal analyst and former prosecutor elliott williams. okay, take us through the reporting. what else do we know about this agreement? >> this was a surprise by powell, and every indication was that she was preparing to go see trial. she was not -- to go to trial. she was not into the plea deal or what was offered before. in the last 24 hours prosecutors and her defense attorneys got together to hash out the terms of something they could both live with. for powell it means pleading guilty to misdemeanors. she was facing a felony, a major felony that called for prison. now she's pleading to much less serious charges. one of the cool things, unique things, is there's cameras in the courtroom. we've been surprised hearing today -- >> cool for us. >> everyone gets to see it. let's look at when the judge walked through the terms today. >> do you understand that the recommendation being made to the court as to this accusation on counts one through six that you be sentenced to 12 months of probation to run consecutiv

zach. kristina robert card's body discovered by police near a recycling plant in the town of lisbon, a place he once worked and a job. sources are telling the ap he was recently fired from the governor of maine and announcing his death earlier tonight, expressing hope that the news might provide some closure for a community that has been living on edge and unable to grieve. robert card is dead. and a three day manhunt for robert card, the suspected shooter behind wednesday's deadly rampage in maine ending friday night with the discovery of his body. according to police, dead from a self inflicted gunshot wound. like many people, i'm breathing a sigh of relief to night knowing that robert card is no longea threat to anyone. the 40 year old army reservist body located around eight miles from lewiston, where he opened fire on dozens inside a bowling alley and local bar, killing 18 and injuring 13 others. maine's worst mass shooting sparking a widespread manhunt extending to canada and forcing

research order yeah, i we i press week if no, we won't go we would get this back. >> and that was zachfor us tonight. as of now, no date has been set for when the results of the survey are going to be. >> published. that wraps up kron. 4 news at 10. coming up sports night live. aaron wilson here with look of us and reward. you know, it's been a tough day for the newsroom hearing the warriors they drop. this one will talk about that. and then the. >> diamond fix what they got. better of the phillies. no one saw it coming. every only 2 people here who care about the phillies. just so, you know. 3, ok, 3, and yet one of partially actually. i think he's just like bias because he's from philly thing. so, yeah, it's but it's a one. so we'll talk about it tonight in sports the warriors that welcome and crisp, all came back to the bay tonight. >> and this was interesting all the way down to the wire. definitely kept us on our toes and then we'll talk about though love. >> believe that i'm going home and putting their jerseys in my after being taken down by diamondbacks at home all places. and

i spoke to a former is really ambassador to germany, jeremy i, zach ross and asked him what he believes is the right way to respond to him off his her risk attacks and what role diplomacy can play. well i, i'm not sure anyone has a textbook response to such a terrible terrific pop eric massacre of innocent civilians and indeed soldiers.

if no, we won't go we would get this >> that was a zach boetto reporting for us.ht now, there's no date set on 4 when the results of the survey will be published. saturday. a mass protest for a cease-fire in israel shut down a freeway in san francisco, mostly impacting northbound 101, traffic. it was cleared right before 06:00pm. thousands gathered together calling for a cease-fire and an end to u.s. military aid. >> to >> the san francisco public library has introduced a new free streaming music platform. it's called bay beats that feature bay area musicians, the streaming service went live on saturday. you can see it on the screen right there. albums from more than 100 artists from jazz to wrap were selected by a panel with strong ties to the community. anyone can stream the service and san francisco library cardholders can download an entire album. the better business bureau is warning about a new scam targeting people using smart devices like alexa, sarah green ali explains how imposters are getting personal information through these devices. at-home devices a

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angela gravette says that her husband, zach, has been obsessed with the movie since he was a kid.ot resist buying the costume for his own son on halloween night, mom and dad planned to dress up as gertie drew barrymore's character. yes, of course. then elliot played by henry thomas. oh, this is going to be so great. >> and put the kid in the basket in the front basket. oh, it's perfect costume. perfect perfect costume. by the way, guys, do you know what you give a cranky alien a cranky space? some space. that's a good call. >> they need it. >> do you know what i saw at coney island this weekend? there were kids dressed up because they're doing like a halloween fest. there and there was a little kid dressed up as not a gremlin. what's the nice one on gremlin? >> the nice gremlin. oh, like the furby looking one. the furby one before they get the water on gizmo. >> it was it [cheers and applause] >> announcer: "live with kelly and mark"! ♪ ♪ today, actor and author,

abc7 news south bay reporter zach fuentes has a look at that display and its impact. >> danger hauntedck, but neighbors have ignored that sign year after year. and the creator of the san jose haunted forest on vernon avenue is thrilled that they do. >> the outpouring of love and support that we receive every year, it really means so much to us. >> from the creepy rat man to the startling witch named lily. each spooky detail of the display was created for shelley jimenez's son, christopher. he and his twin sister were born prematurely. christopher has terminal lung disease and other complications. the last several months has been really difficult . >> he no longer leaves the house . he no longer comes outside. he is in a pretty much like a state of dementia or becoming homebound several years ago, kept christopher from going out and seeing holiday lights, something he always loved. >> so in 2018, his mom brought the lights to him. the next year, 2019, i went a little bit bigger and that's how it snowballed. neighbors can't go past the house without stopping many touched by the significa

democratic congressman don davis in north carolina and republican congressman zach nunn of iowa.ion on this resolution without a speaker? >> andrea, i think the most important thing is that we have a -- reflects -- don and i have always been in office for nine months. we're both military guys. we're focused to make sure we have a plan in place so we know israel is supported, that the white house knows that congress has a focus point to make sure that israel is protected. and equally important, that hamas knows that the u.s. is going to stand fully with israel which will be a clear indicator for hezbollah, syria and iran not to resupply this effort. we want to end this conflict now so it doesn't spill over into a regional conflict. >> congressman davis, should congress look into whether or not the u.s. had an intelligence failure? there was no warning at all here. >> i believe it's important for us to allow israel to, one, engage in what's taking place on the ground. two -- >> i think we may have had a computer glitch there, a zoom glitch. congressman, we'll try to re-establish wi

zach.h, cristina, the idf continuing to drop leaflets warning the region's population of more than 1 million palestinians to move south. exactly when that ground offensive offensive is expected to take place, it's still not known, but there is mounting concern by much of the population that there won't be enough time to evacuate as thousands of israeli troops continue to amass along the gaza border for an expected ground invasion targeting hamas militants. hundreds of thousands of palestinians continue to flee to the southern part of the strip after initially being given a 24 hour window by the idf to evacuate. but the united nations and the eu's foreign policy chief, josep borrell, warning of a humanitarian crisis. the task is 1 million people moving to the south in 24 hours is just impossible. the un reporting half of gaza's population has been displaced. but life here is bad. there are no basics of life and nothing since we came here, our family has not had any food, no water or anything

zach wilson, he connects with allen lazard, 10 yard touchdown. it will go for it on too.hat? we got a tie game. zach wilson was okay to date. >> good for him. but guess what? 4th quarter. after a 13 play drive. harrison butker chips and a go ahead. field goal. she's take the three-point lead next drive want to see this from wilson? he's having a great game, but played pretty much lost it is recovered by to shawn warren chiefs end up running the clock out. they win. 23 to 20. let's head out to rome year. ryder cup final day. this was the individual portion. >> the europeans were just kicking all weekend. viktor hovland on the par 3, 7,000 birdie putt. he will be column or a coward. and how about rory? on the par 4.15, e-mails, the birdie himself. he beat sam burns. team europe wins the ryder cup. it's been 30 years since u.s. has won a ryder cup in europe, man. oh, man, shoot. i thought it was going to be team usa's year. all right. so final thoughts on the niners before we go to break. they're just taking names and running people down. and i've said this before in the pre

abc seven news reporter zach fuentes has the moments. one woman finally reunited with her family after a tiring journey from tel aviv. >> we must do so much. i'm so glad you're here. >> hi, sweetie. >> welcome home, honey. >> after a frightening ten days, tessa morgan is finally back home in the bay area with her family. how are you feeling? >> exhausted. i'm very, like, surreal. i wasn't supposed to be here right now. i was supposed to be, like, going to work in tel aviv. >> morgan, who is from sonoma, traveled to tel aviv ten months ago with a jewish youth group. she ended up staying to work in an art gallery. we first spoke with her saturday while she was still in israel. sirens and blasts interrupted that first interview. you just part of the heartbreaking reality, morgan says. many there are experiencing people i know who in the beginning of the conflict were posting those like missing persons fliers. >> i just watched them like kind of one by one turn into funeral announcements. >> it's wednesday. we met her the moment she got into

birth registration takes place without a visit to the zachs directly through government services.the paper birth certificate at your convenience. through government services you can choose the time. if you have been issued a paper medical certificate, then your dad or mom will be able to assign the inn to subsequently, you will be able to use these documents to request a health insurance policy. accordingly, all these documents will appear in the child’s card in your personal account; all these documents can be used electronically. if you need to receive a paper copy of these documents, you will also. you will be able to contact the department to produce them on a paper copy and pick them up, receive them and store them. 5 days after registering the baby , a government service will appear in the mother’s personal account , a super service for the birth of a child. with his help you can register the birth, get an snn for your baby, a compulsory medical insurance policy, and be prescribed to use other services. parents are notified of the required support measures. if you want to kn

abc7 news south bay reporter zach fuentes got a look at the technology and has more. >> we train an eyend millions of these images to learn the same features that a pathologist would usually pick up on. >> chris freudiger is co-founder and chief technology officer of invenio imaging in santa clara. the colorful image he's showing us is aggressive brain cancer tissue taken during a surgical biopsy. an image he says can now be evaluated a lot faster thanks to artificial intelligence. >> since you've probably been through this with like yourself or like a relative, right, where the tissue gets sent in and it takes like 2 or 3 weeks of waiting before you get a result. like with this machine, you basically get it in a matter of minutes. >> or getting that key information can lead to a faster diagnosis and in turn, faster treatment, potentially saving lives. >> but now with this technology , they're able to do this right there in the operating room and three minutes or less that is a game changer for clinical care, for taking care of these patients. >> advanced imaging technology by ai giant

zach herer seven in the evening by a large police motorcade from sfo. the many friends family gathering at sfo earlier where her casket, it was draped in a large american flag. they gathered there to pay their respects. a plane from the president's military fleet carrying the body of the late senator dianne feinstein to sfo on saturday. on board the plane . the late senator's daughter, elizabeth and close family friend, former house speaker nancy pelosi. i loved her very much. friend and neighbor. and just for decades, among those on the tarmac to meet the plane's san francisco mayor, london breed. later joining the procession as senator feinstein's body was guided by chapel in san francisco outside died an emotional nancy pelosi reflecting on her friend, her colleagues trailblazing political career. she has been a champion for california for whether it's as an appropriator and bringing resources here, whether it's a champion of our environment. she's been the longest serving woman in the senate of the united states. that's pretty remarkable, isn't it?

zach fuentes, abc seven news. >> developing news now. on day two of the largest health care strike in us history, 75,000. kaiser employees are on the picket line. abc's seven news reporter answer hassan has been following the story. he joins us live from walnut creek with the latest tonight on sir i'm a good evening we are learning that the biden administration and the governor's office are both trying to get involved, trying to bring this strike to an end. >> now, kaiser maintains that progress is being made. but if you talk to the employees out on the picket line, they say they want more transparency at the bargaining table right. california assemblyman timothy grayson joined the picket line as kaiser employees took to the streets of walnut creek. >> this has been going on for a very long time. i sent a letter in asking, requesting kaiser to negotiate in good faith to hear the voices of their workers. >> day two of this planned three day strike comes as negotiations failed earlier this week. priscilla offermann is part of the employee