season mission, kids tick, nursing rebuild jobs, move indices dw, the w news line from by then israel county, is that what it says was its largest ever incursion into a gaza describing the tank? right? as a targeted us called tom thomas positions, the idea says it was in preparation for what i call the next stages of combat. also on the program police in the us defense, a gunman suspected of getting at least 18 people in the northeastern states of may . the .

israel county is that what it says was its largest ever incursion into gaza describing the tank right as a targeted assault on time. us positions. the idea says it was in preparation for what i call the next stages of combat. also on the program, police in the us defense, a government suspected of getting at least 18 people in the northeastern state of may the phil guy a welcome to the program. israel says it's ami counted as it's logic to have a ground in cash and into gaza overnight targeting how most, most in positions the u. n. c, monitoring coordinator for the palestinian territories was born, but nowhere in the territory is safe. as israel steps of preparations for expected ground invasion is rarely tang enter northern gods, the setting the stage for israel's next phase of combat. full ground war has not started yet. but air strikes, hitting the gaza strip non stop. they've already reduced the entire neighborhoods to rubble the model because of the book because of the bombing destruction and killing i came to seek shelter inside this camp with 9 members of my family and 2 cars.

. >>> nearly a week since hamas attacked israel the county's still grieving for the hundreds of lives lost at the super nova music festival. raf sanchez takes us inside one of the earliest backgrounds of the war. >> reporter: the sun was rising but the music played on. 3500 young people dancing. at first moments of confusion, and then sheer terror heavily-armed masked gunmen closing in from all sides. others hiding and praying for rescue. >> i i saw a group of girls in the car, just so afraid to get out. and i realize if they gonna stay there they gonna get killed. so just take them and cream them just to run so fast because i understand that if the people that get freeze, they gonna ie. >> reporter: more than 260 people killed in a massacre that went on for hours. others kidnapped and dragged into gaza. we walked the ghostly site ourselves. this was a place of music, place of joy, a place of dancing, and now there is just a deathly, deathly silence here. people had been making art. they were expressing themselves. and many of the people here are likely to have lost their lives. >> re

a strong show of support for israel in contra costa county. >> we're here to stand against terror, tond for israel. >> across the bay area, people coming together to seek solace as the fighting intensifies overseas and the pain of those attacks are being felt around the globe. new numbers from the israel defense forces. 1,200 have been killed. 2,700 israelis wounded. 900 people have been killed in gaza and 4,500 injured. it is now wednesday morning there. this is a live look at gaza city. you can see how ominous it looks. the smoke rising in the distance. many waking up fearful, not knowing what this day will bring. >>> good evening. dramatic developments in israel and here in the bay area after saturday's invasion of the jewish state. >> president biden confirming 14 americans are dead and at least 20 americans are missing. israel says it's massive counterattack against hamas is just beginning. that signals a long and bloody period ahead. tonight, we hear from families, american hostages. some with local connections and continued protests and prayers in the bay area. here's terry mcs

israel. >> reporter: alameda county's embattled d.a. pours millions into fighting retail crime. >> we have heard the cry of the community. >> where the money will go. plus, they help feed bay area families in need, but some food bank workers need to rely on their own pantries. >> we have staff who are accessing food bank resources. >> reporter: their new strategy to fight for a living wage. >>> and grab your solar glasses, a ring of fire eclipse is happening this weekend . >> people described it as a golden ring in the sky. >> bay area astronomers fill us in on what will we will actually be able to see. >> this is cbs news bay area, with juliette goodrich. >> thanks for joining us. the war between israel and hamas is getting deadlier by the day. now, after nearly a week of fighting, the israeli military is preparing for a possible ground invasion of gaza. this video shows the moment an israeli strike hit gaza city. israel has dropped 6000 bombs on the hamas -controlled gaza strip since the militant group's surprise attack on saturday. a

israel. >> reporter: alameda county's embattled d.a.into fighting retail crime. >> we have heard the cry of the community. >> where the money will go. plus, they help feed bay area families in need, but some food bank workers need to rely on their own pantries. >> we have staff who are accessing food bank resources. >> reporter: their new strategy to fight for a

. >>> the other top storey, a controversial resolution in contra costa county, considering the israel-hamas. >> now israel is killing children. children. >> reporter: tensions running high at the city council meeting in richmond, voting on a resolution to affirm support and solidary with the palestinian people of gaza, a stance the palestinian people feel gives them a voice. >> personally my friends have been attacked at uc berkeley walking home. >> reporter: amendment was added acknowledging death in israel and palestine. why the council is taking the stance. >> the people of the united states whose government and tax dollars directly support israel's military have an immediate moral obligation to condemn israel's acts. >> reporter: it's the language angering the jewish community. it says the city of richmond stands in solidarity with the palestinian people of gaza who are facing a campaign of ethnic cleansing and collective punishment by israel. >> it's inflammatory, doesn't have a place where i live. >> reporter: he feels the rhetoric promotes anti-semitism and says it's creating divisio

israel. >> cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> efforts continue to get tens sonoma county residents out of israel and safely back here to the bayrea yesterday. abc7 news spoke with one of them who's in tel aviv today. morgan told us she's still on track to leave tuesday and that her bags are packed and ready by the door . morgan traveled to israel ten months ago with a jewish youth group. she says the situation has become terrifying. north bay congressman mike thompson's office is working to bring those residents home safely. this is an ongoing situation. we'll continue to keep you updated on what's happening in israel and gaza and here at home. we'll bring you the latest local connections on tv and online. you can always check abc7 news.com. com and download the abc seven bay area app on your phone to get breaking news alerts and live stream updates. a new push today in the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. the group safe or save alameda for everyone began collecting signatures for the recall. they say price has failed to responsibly prosecute criminals. brenda grisham, who lost her son to gun vio

israel has killed 90 street palestinians across the occupied west by since october the 7th. the 2 palestinians have been killed. one, is there any flights of jet attacked and most gonna be occupied westbank county on sunday. israel says the sites and the janine refugee account has been used to talk a tax. the strike is raising concerns about a dangerous escalation is neither able to hear reports from ramallah. your rear is really ears struck in the occupied westbank target to palestinians in the most indigent refugee camp. good. that is in bucklin. i was under this window and took the last explosion just after 2 am with the double. there's no place for us to go. so we stayed home with the hatch, we really troops usually waved the account. then most of the west bank often exchanging fire with palestinian fighters. this time is really soldiers were nowhere to be found. a dangerous escalation passed and you see these read, the army says the 2 people targeted were responsible for the previous attacks and were planning new tunneling. the strike some time in the seas really forces caught them, threatening to kill other one to tell us to have the say, that's what it has, what subsidies with these assa

. >> efforts continue to get ten sonoma county residents out of israel and safely back to the bay areayesterday. abc seven news spoke with one of them who's in tel aviv today. tesla. morgan told us she's still on track to leave tuesday and that her bags are packed and ready by the door. morgan traveled to israel ten months ago with the jewish youth group. she says the situation has become terrifying. north bay congressman mike thompson's office is working to bring those residents home safely. this is an ongoing situation. we'll continue to keep you updated on what's happening in israel and gaza and here at home. we'll bring you the latest local connections on tv and online. you can always check abc7 news.com and download the abc7 bay area app on your phone to get breaking news alerts and live stream updates. a new push today in the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. the group say for save alameda for everyone. one began collecting signatures for the recall. they say price has failed to responsibly or responsibly prosecute criminals. brenda grisham, who lost

thousands of israelis are still in the process of evacuate franklin county northern israel as the threatthem facing a two-front war continues to mount. here now with the latest from the northern israel border, steve harrigan, chief international correspondent. steve, what can you tell us tonight? >> steve: pete, that threat is about two miles behind me. that's the hills of lebanon and throughout the afternoon we heard explosions in that area. that was the israelis returning fire. hezbollah has been firing about 10 to 20 anti-tank missiles in the israel communities for the past several days. this has kind of been a low level squirmish going on for about two weeks' time. today iran's foreign minister said huz has their finger on the trigger. certainly a grim warning for tens of thousands of israelis here all along the border there have been protests in lebanon in beirut on a daily basis. people calling for hezbollah to take a more active role against israel in this war. >> there is no doubt that we are in the battle. we are in this war in gaza. but the tactics on who we go to the confronta

israel to portugal, where she continued on to sfo. morgan wasn't the only one facing those challenges. in sonoma county alone, ten people were trying to leave israel to return back to the bay area. that's according to north bay congressman mike thompson, whose office was working to bring people back wednesday. he said most have been able to return. >> i talked to my district office staff this afternoon and everyone who has been working one of these cases reports to me that there are people they've been working with are either home or on their way home. >> but morgan and her family said they are not taking her safe return for granted. >> our hearts are so heavy for the people of israel and really just hoping that everybody else has the same experience we do and getting their loved ones home safely because we know there's still a lot of a lot of people trying to get home to the us from sfo. >> zach fuentes, abc seven news, a tragic end to the search for an israeli mother of two with family members in the united states. >> we've learned that sharon shmunis rl was killed during an attack by hamas at the mu

israel of occupying gaza, saying it would be a, quote, big mistake. >> back here in the bay area, there is an urgent push to get ten sonoma county residents out of israel and back home safely. abc seven news spoke with one of them who is currently in tel aviv. tessa morgan tells us she is still on track to leave tomorrow. her bags are packed. they're ready by the door. morgan traveled to israel ten months ago with the jewish youth group. she says the situation has become terrifying. north bay congressman mike thompson's office is working to bring the group of ten back home safely. >> pro-palestinian rallies in the south bay drew massive crowds saturday and sunday. hundreds came out to march and pray yesterday near santana row in san jose. the palestinian group say they are alarmed with israel's military escalation in gaza and they are worried about the fate of relatives there. >> why are we out here? >> because we want to put a halt to israeli bombardment of gaza. there's there are two paths we can take. we could either bomb gaza and just flatten the strip, kill thousands of people, mostly civilian, or we could have a two state solution and a similar p

israel of occupying gaza, saying that it would be a, quote, big mistake. >> jake, here in the bay area, there is an urgent push to get ten sonoma county residents out of israel abc seven spoke with one of them, currently in tel aviv, tessa morgan tells us she is still on track. she's set to leave tomorrow. she has her bags packed. they are ready by the door. she traveled to israel ten months ago with a jewish youth group and she says the situation there has just become terrifying. north bay congressman mike thompson's office is working to bring that group of ten home safely. >> a pro-palestinian rallies in the south bay drew massive crowds saturday and sunday. hundreds came out to march and pray yesterday near santana row in san jose. the palestinian group say they are alarmed with israel's military escalation in gaza and they worry about the fate of relatives there. >> why are we out here? because we want to put a halt to israeli bombardment of gaza. there's there are two paths we can take. we could either bomb gaza and just flatten the strip, kill thousands of people, mostly civilian, or we can have a two state solution, a similar protest took place in san

israel. that's where i'm talking to you now. that's where my daughter lived. she was born in boone county, missouri. we all came to israel in 1945. she is an american, one of the americans who count as an american casualty as well. her husband who was also killed was born in bear shef va. they were a couple of idealists who sent their kids to a school where you learned arabic and hebrew together in the hope that somehow jews and arabs would learn to understand more about each other and be able to come to accommodation and change the course of history here. so there's a special bitterness in what has happened to them, these idealistic kids. we found out about all this on telephone. what you have to uventd stand about this war is it is mislabled. it's the kind of event that brought my grandparents to the united states a century ago. it's an event where militarized people purposely attack and intimidate civilians, not other military targets. the hamas at taxes jews just because that is their faith and that is their identity. the taking of civilians is their intention. what has america done to get releas

. >> well, a berkeley man, our county, his mother's xscape from hamas is attacking israel. gabriel guilt. smith says his mother, jack lean, actually forced from her home when the bombing began on october. 7th. he says he was on a video call with errors. hamas was moving through her small farming village, the call rock and their connection was lost for several hours, wants reconnected. gilson says his mother told him assets told her home took all of her electronics and then burned her house down. he tells us she was able to escape by climbing out a window. >> on the >> she's to be honest, i'm not i'm impressed the will to live. the survival. moving on, not looking back. >> gayle smith says his mother is with family near tel family set up a gofundme to help her rebuild her life in israel. well, over the east bay efforts to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price are now advancing the group. save alameda for everyone spent sunday gathering signatures in favor of a special election, aiming to gather just over 73,000 signatures it march of 2024. order for that petit

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israel and humanity. that starts at 11:00 a.m. at the napa county historic courthouse. >>> we do continue to follow the developments out of the middle east and how it's impacting life here in the bay area. when we are not on the air, our team is posting updates on our website. visit nbcbayarea.com and click on the israel-hamas war link at the top of the home page. >>> turning now to the east bay where firefighters were busier than anticipated yesterday following a controlled burn that grew into this, a much larger brush fire. it happened yesterday in a rural part of contra costa county on farmland north of discovery bay. firefighters say the wind spread the flames to the property where old chemicals and overgrowth caught fire. firefighters initially created a perimeter, but decided to let the fire burn itself out. about 35 acres burned. >>> and this wild high-speed chase happened in the north bay yesterday, coming to a violent end, with the arrest of an 18-year-old. the chp says that the heelsburg teen was behind the wheel of a mustang that sped awa

. >>> we have continuing coverage of the israel-hamas war on our home page, nbcbayarea.com. >>> in alameda county, recall efforts continue against district attorney pamela price. but today county supervisors are considering new rules that would affect recall elections just like that one. people working to get price out of office held a rally today in oakland. many of them are crime victims. they say price is soft on crime and has more compassion for criminals than victims. rally organizers also say it would be unfair for the county to change the recall rules now. >> we don't want everybody locked up, so that is just not the truth. we just want to see justice. we want them to be held accountable for their crimes. in order to do that, we have to have a fair process. >> a report written by county counsel says new recall rules are necessary to align the county's laws with the state laws and eliminate procedures to ensure lawful, competent, and timely recalls. supervisors are considering the measure at tonight's meeting. >>> still ahead, as we hope to escape fire season without a major fire sparking,

. >> santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen was in israel six months ago, and we met many peoplerom kfar aza, many very nice people, and some of them are dead and some of them are are missing. a father of an israeli soldier on the front lines led a prayer. for mitzrayim. and we spoke to people who were in constant contact with their loved ones. my family is in israel, you know , they live in the first big city. >> so their affected every day. >> one rabbi said by coming together, the jewish community can work for a better world. i be in my life. >> israel. >> the whole world is like a very narrow bridge and the most important thing is not to be afraid. we will not be afraid. thank you. >> according to a 2021 study, the south bay and peninsula are home to some of the highest numbers of israelis in the bay area. in san jose, lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> lauren, thank you. meanwhile, in israel, the military is expected to launch a ground assault in gaza any time now, calling up 360,000 reservists. abc news reporter ian pannell is on the front line. if anyone had any doubts ab

counties. >>> now to the very latest out of the middle east. israel's military says it has rated 300 targets in gaza during the last 24 hours including tunnels and military compounds belonging to hamas. israeli defense forces released new footage of troops inside gaza but hamas claims it is fighting back, releasing its own video of fighters exiting a tunnel , claiming they were behind enemy lines just two days ago. but, as that fighting intensifies, the humanitarian crisis continues to grow . during testimony for congress to provide billions more in aid to israel and ukraine, secretary of state antony blinken said humanitarian pauses must be considered in gaza. >> without swiftly sustaining humanitarian relief, the conflict is more likely to spread. >> the secretary's testimony was repeatedly interrupted by protesters, calling for a cease-fire in gaza, something that israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has dismissed. >> just as the united states would not agree to a cease-fire after the bombing of pearl harbor or after the terrorist attack of 9/11

. >> in the north bay, there's an urgent push to get ten sonoma county residents out of israel and safelyack to the bay area. yesterday abc7 news spoke with one of them who's currently in tel aviv today. tessa morgan told us she's still on track to leave on tuesday and her bags are packed and ready by the door for morgan traveled to israel ten months ago with a jewish youth group. she says the situation has become terrifying. north bay congressman mike thompson's office is working to bring the group of ten home safely here in the bay area. it has been a weekend defined by passionate rallies, protests and actions in response to the war, we saw a pro-palestinian rally in san jose and a small group in the hindu community showing support for israel. in fremont, hundreds turned out for a second straight day in san francisco, while stanford has seen a divided week on campus. we have much more on that in our next half hour on abc7 news at 11. we are continuing to keep you updated on what's happening in israel and gaza and here at home . we'll bring you the latest local connection here on tv and

. >> santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen was in israel six months ago, and we met many peoplear aza, many very nice people, and some of them are dead and some of them are are missing. a father of an israeli soldier on the front lines led a prayer. for mitzrayim. and we spoke to people who were in constant contact with their loved ones. my family is in israel, you know , they live in the first big city. >> so their affected every day. >> one rabbi said by coming together, the jewish community can work for a better world. i be in my life. >> israel. >> the whole world is like a very narrow bridge and the most important thing is not to be afraid. we will not be afraid. thank you. >> according to a 2021 study, the south bay and peninsula are home to some of the highest numbers of israelis in the bay area. in san jose, lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> lauren, thank you. meanwhile, in israel, the military is expected to launch a ground assault in gaza any time now, calling up 360,000 reservists. abc news reporter ian pannell is on the front line. if anyone had any doubts about wh

israel. because those who gathered in front of buttons, vandenberg, gate, county just writing flags and faces despite those are some of the concepts held in gaza. the process is being organized by the countries central council of jews, political policies, unions, and civil society. i mean, while in, from thousands gather the, the plus the public in central power. so bear with denouncing as well as minutes reaction and gaza. hundreds, county palestinian flags and banners giving a message of support for palestine and a washington dc hundreds, much towards the us capital. similar monsters were held in other cities including los angeles, new york, and 10 several 1000 people gathered in the bosnian capital. sorry to show the support for palestinians demonstrate the site of the situation in gauze that reminds them of the siege of salt. i have a junior last invoice in the 9th. i'm not even sure what it is. well, that's it for me. we're going to leave you now with some of the pictures from garza west. 13 people were killed in giovanni at least 27 inches and get more information. and all of those is w

domestic production in china around 500 people work at the limerick county factory which will close in 2026 >>> the u.s. is expediting israel's enfltrance into the via waiver program they were technically admitted in late september but the implementation was expected to take months until the surprise announcement it's unclear if this has anything to do with the war. several lawmakers, including bernie sanders objected because of israel's record of discrimination against arab americans. >>> it's going to be another wet weekend in the northeast let's turn to angie lassman who is tracking it all >> there will be a couple of dry sp sp spots for new york but we're going to be left with unsettled conditions notice all that rain moving out of the midwest folks are going to get a bit of a break if you live in michigan, illinois but poitnotice what happens to e northeast. there comes the rain maybe a couple thunderstorms possible we will watch this coastal low enhance that rainfall and make its way north. northern portions in new england have a better chance of seeing that high rainfall rate as we get through even sunday. we'll contin

counties that they are asking for a cease-fire, and israel says, no, we will continue our war at thisoint because of what happened october 7th, and trying to get rid of hamas. thank you, jeremy diamond for putting yourself in danger there, as well as mathias showing us what is happening there. back to you in new york. >> and yes, outside of gaza, as jeremy is looking over the shoulder, he is trying to distinguish if it is the plumes of smoke rising from here or here, and that difficult, because it is distances that is very small. that is what jeremy is literally seeing or hearing right now. and talking about the aid, they are pressuring prime minister benjamin netanyahu to scale down to allow the aid in, because they want the aid in much more quickly and priscilla what has the president been saying to the israeli prime minister? >> well, john, the president and the prime minister have spoken multiple times since october 7th, and since the attack on israel, and this is coming since the time of the dire humanitarian crisis was growing in the region, and humanitarian agencies say there i

louis county and challenge bush. he says it is anti-israele him drop the campaign against josh hawley and go after bush. she is part of the squad and made a lot of waves in washington. >> todd: controversial statements. thank you. to sports, carley shimkus. nba star james harden being traded to clippers. espn says he will join leonard and morris and covington. this is third time in three years he's asked to move teams. >> not good when things break, you pick them up when you wake up. >> todd: texas rangers won last night. seager helped lead the rangers to victory, watch. >> seager smashes the ball down the line, goodbye. >> todd: game four of the fall classic tonight 8 p.m. on fox. detroit lions beat raiders, first time since 2018. >> comes in at left guard and hand to gibbs and gibbs breaks it. what a night for the rookie, wow. >> todd: gibbs leading with 189 yards and a touchdown. >> carley: lions beat raiders, i got it. virginia governor youngkin boycotting -- pro-hamas events while dropping an event featuring riley gaines. winsome sears i

israel/homeless war. >>> fire crews ended up being busier with a controlled fire in contra costa county in farmland north of discovery bay. the wind spread flames on the property and chemicals and overgrown brush caught fire. they decided to let it burn itself out with 35 acres burned in total. >>> a high wild speed chase ended with the arrest of an 18-year-old. the teen was behind the wheel of a mustang that fled from officers on northbound 101. it started in rono park ending in a crash in santa rosa. it plowed into two other vehicles injuring two adult and a child. the pursuit started when they recognized the plates saying "will run. " the plates are fake, and the teen is facing vice president harris felony charges. >> a milestone for mayor matt mahan delivering his first state of the city and he wants to make it safer, cleaner and create more affordable housing and make san jose an easier place to invest. mahan categorized the four categories as putting san jose back on track with the basics. >> basics like everyone is ensured to be safe at home in their place of work and place of worship. this year,

israel, and also promised that they would do what they could to help. this is a concrete example of that. they're sending a carrier group which is in the of cobb county and 5 on their backs and ships towards israel. the see this will act as a 10 to effect, and remember we may have some joe biden on saturday. he said that no one who is an enemy of israel should take this moment to try and exploit it. and they are fully confident that the israel is able to, to fight against hamas. that is clear and the statements that they've made. and they're also suggesting that a new point is, will ask for additional troops, but as well as this carrier group, they're also sending additionally across to the interfaces around the area. they're also sending additional resorts says on the equipment including munitions. and they have already started to be sent towards jerusalem now and to be blinking, who is the secretary of state? he's been involved in a lot of phone calls over the last 24 hours. and he, again, appearing on a of the mean political talk shows in the united states on sunday morning, reiterated us support for israel a this is a massive terrorist attack tha

activists spoke about how the israel gaza conflict is perpetuating racism here in the bay area, particularly against palestinians. officials from the santa clara county board of education joining together to speak in their individual capacity. so if we truly value diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging, then we urge that all our school districts are education entities, are government institute actions. also abide by ensuring that we are respecting and holding the dignity of each and every life and that includes the life of the palestinians. that was school board member mona afzal berta. she is among those calling for officials in more public schools to support gaza and ensure teachers here in the bay area have the tools that they need to teach children about islam phobia and other forms of racism. and be sure to stay with us for continuing coverage of the situation there in the middle east. there are events happening tonight here in the bay area in response to the conflict in israel, in gaza. and we're monitoring all of the latest developments and we'll have much more again coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. we'll hear in the bay area. there ar

israel and hamas conflict in a moment. but now stateside, a stunning moment in a fulton county georgia courtroom. the pro-trump turn who helped orchestrate the plot to overturn the 2020 election results entered a guilty plea on friday just as his trial was set to begin. ken chesebro plead ed guilty to one felony, conspiracy to commit filing false documents. he will serve five years probation and pay $5,000 restitution. it comes a day after sidney powell entered her own guilty plea. joining us is the attorney representing ken chesebro, great to see you. glad you could join us. this trial was set to begin yesterday. why did your client decide his plea deal was the best path forward? >> first of all, thank you so much for having me. i would say this is prth common in criminal cases. as you get closer to trial, both sides start realizing that it's a scary proposition, particularly for a criminal defendant to have his or her future decided by 12 strangers. so it's fairly common whether it's a high profile case like this or a run of the mills case that criminal dvt defense lawyers handle every day, thi

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a 30-year-old kings county resident is facing charges including a dui. >>> up next, israel fights back after a surprise attack by hamas. how was it possible for the militants to plan the secret attack. attack. the latest on the deep voice: monster tacos are back at jack in the box. along with new, spicy angry monster tacos. come and get 'em... we dare- [clears throat] jack vo: we dare you. get 2 for just $3. >>> israel has some of the most advanced intelligence agencies in the world but somehow they were caught offguard by the attack and so was the u.s. melanie hunter explained what went wrong. truck today will go down in history as the massive state intelligence failure. the palestinian hamas militant group catching israel both completely by surprise and also deeply unprepared. >> this is extensive planning that would have to take place over the course of many months and the fact that the israelis seemed to have been blind to it is something that will lead to an overhaul of the israeli intelligence in service leadership. >> reporter: washington apparently also in the dark. one senior

county in chicago. americans wanted to know what is safety of citizens in israel.he children or about the war because they are inundated with an extraordinary situation. we know our daughter and son-in-law are dead, we cannot have a funeral, they cannot cope with large amount of bodies and it is a terrible state to be in. you know loved person is deceased, but you can't engage in process of closure and we don't know when that will take place. we expect our government is business, doing what it can. this is unprecedented. >> emily: deepest sympathy and prayer, we stand in solidarity with you and your family and israel. >> i know. thank you. >> emily: more to come. >> harris: thank you, you give us hope. did you hear him talk about the peace they were finding on their own with arabs in other words their country and those around the world? president biden will deliver remarks after two days of silence. white house spokesperson john kirby said president biden remarks will show that the u.s. commitment to solidly stand behind our ally, last night the white house lit up

and 222 people from the southern israel have been taken captive by him off of the palestinian factions. well that spring in salt and bar counties, the professor of public policy, it has not been cleared for university. he joins us now enough to do in the house full time. we were talking earlier about these drone attacks. so i'm curious about whether you were caught them as an escalation from the, from outside bill center that was allegedly addressing as well from hezbollah. that should we regard this as an escalation, included also triggered an escalation and as strikes when he's ready side. i don't think he's in this condition to be on. this is more a sign of defiance that we still exist, twisted i live, you haven't killed us. so we have something to come back to where with the real a proof here is that, you know, all of them is ios. i keep saying that there should be really named project titles . that explosive capability is very, very little. if you look at the last 16 years with all the thousands of project size of the exponent as i have, they may be, have killed 6 to 7 to as a result of direct hit and other ok just but uh

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israel's war in gaza in just a moment. first, other news we've been following the los angeles county medical examiner is releasing the remainstthew perry to next to kin even as the agency continues to investigate the cause of death. the star was found unresponsive in his jacuzzi in his los angeles home in an apparent drowning. he was just 54. cnn's camila bernal has more. >> reporter: the los angeles police department is examining his death. it came in at 4:07 p.m. as a water emergency. and 4:10, they responded and characterized it as a death investigation. the "los angeles times" reporting he was found unresponse any of a hot tub and citing law enforcement sources. but no official cause of death has been released. his body is now with the l.a. county medical examiner's office. and an autopsy is pending but normally, a complete autopsy and toxicology report takes several weeks. now, perry's family released a statement to "people" magazine saying they're heartbroken by the tragic loss of a beloved son and brother. they went on to say that he brought joy to the world as an actor, and also as a friend. matthew perry wanted to b

the county says this change is strictly to conform to state law . israel escalating its bombardment of targets in the gaza strip as the war with hamas reaches its 18th day. israel says it launched 400 airstrikes over the past 24 hours, killing hamas commanders, hitting militants as they were preparing to launch rockets into israel and striking command centers and a hamas tunnel shaft. the us department of defense is assisting israel in its war planning by sending military advisors. the white house is developing contingency plans to evacuate americans from the middle east if the war spreads. the war is giving israel's iron dome missile defense system its toughest challenge yet. and the un health agency is calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire in gaza to be able to distribute fuel and essential life saving health supplies, including two major hospitals in the strip's northern half. efforts are underway to secure the release of more hostages taken during this month's terror attacks by hamas. fox's madeline rivera has the latest at the israeli forces

israel. >> reporting in washington reshad hudson, back to you. >> well, today, the mateo county domestic violenceeting for the first time after the creation of their special task force last month. the domestic violence task force was created in response. 5 women who were allegedly killed this year either by their partners or former partners task force aims to identify gaps services and strengthen response and support systems. domestic violence council estimates 10,000 people, san mateo county are impacted by domestic violence every year. san mateo county supervisor. no luck or so says the majority of victims killed this year because of domestic violence were latina. women says 25% of the population is in san mateo county and they are latino and they want the task force to reach out to all communities in all languages. a meeting is going to be streamed on zoom for the public. that starts at 3 o'clock this afternoon. if you or someone you know, is a victim of domestic violence. please call the national hotline number on your screen. that number 1, 8, 100, 7, 9, 9, 7, 2, 3, 3, and remember, this is

blame with the israelis, saying these continued strike near broward county makes it impossible to open the border crossing. hamas at israel. the u.s. has been engaged in shuttle diplomacy trying to get all different sides to agree on some sort of a mechanism. and yesterday secretary of state antony blinken after more than 7 1/2 hours sitting with the israeli cabinet came out and said that he was optimistic that they had agreed on some kind of a plan, they would be able to open that that corridor, may be able to establish these so-called humanitarian zones in the southern part of the gaza strip. but what this horrible strike on the hospital does is it kind of hardens everyone's positions and makes it impossible for people to sit down at a table and have that conversation. so that summit that was supposed to take place with the leader of egypt, with president biden, with king abdullah, with mahmoud abbas, that is no longer on the table. that means that it's that much more difficult for diplomacy to take place and everyone's priorities is on condemning and containing the outrage from this as opposed to being able to find som

israel. some of those who gathered in front of buttons, brandenburg gates, county this right, the flags posters with photos of some of the captives held in garza. the protests has been organized by the country, central council of jews, political policies, unions, and civil society. the fronds, thousands gathered up the blasts. the letter for bleak and central paris. they denounced this rounds minutes reaction in johnson. hundreds protested, coming out of city and flags and banners, giving a message of support for palestine. major protests are also being held across the middle east in solidarity with the palestinians. and garza, besides been divided reports from a riley in the city of n, a bit. northern jordan, a thousands of people have gathered here in a bed. the closer to the is really border as opposed to where we were in a mind a few hours ago. and they've been chomping slogans that like they have been in the last few days is especially for your unlikely prayer that goes out for the people of gaza. what is unique here is that we've seen an outpouring of support for how much this is a profes

israel. it was replaced. >> but another instagram. >> 3 rallies were held in santa clara county yesterday in support proving the santa clara county health system for nurses, the nurses say their biggest worry is the hospitals patient to nurse ratio. now parents and patients can sometimes become violent. there. >> there's no our job where you're expected to keep working when they're being abused. we we are spin-up were were assaulted. so things like that are not okay. you don't expect to do that at your job. so why is it ok for u.s., nurses to take care of you when you're sick to have to suffer through >> well, the nurses are also asking for better that are benefit packages, reflective of current market conditions. the county of santa clara says they are in their early stages of labor negotiations. now they want to reach an agreement that reflects support for the nurses and excellent patient care. well, governor gavin newsom signed a new bill to treat a statewide fentanyl task force. now, this all comes as the governor recently announced san francisco will create its own task force investigating opioid s wel

israel or the palestinian people. it's iran and hamas who want this to escalate, the free counties like ours and our partners in the regionke sure that escalation does not happen. if there's one piece of advice you should always follow is don't do what iran wants you to do. >> to that point about funding hamas and iran, the deputy treasury secretary just confirmed to me he is going to europe later this week to specifically meet with european leaders about what can be done to go after hamas' financial network with such backing from iran, what more do you think can be done on that front? >> well, this is a conversation that we have with partners in many different ways. and clearly closing down finance networks that fund terror groups like hamas is incredibly important. it's something we devote an awful lot of time to. but of course terror groups also devote time to and try to use new currency and systems to get around it. that's why we constantly got to update our systems and constantly update our laws to make sure we're working alongside partners like the united states but also the european union and many partners in the r

still ahead, the proposal that could turn part of a marin county landmark into housing for the homeless. also ahead tonight, people supporting israelg the conflict are rallying outside san francisco ity hall ( ♪ ♪ ) welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland. a new, healthier world without cigarettes. as long as you don't count the 6 trillion sold worldwide every year. and vaping won't lead to smoking, if you ignore the research that says otherwise. in big tobacco's fantasyland, the deadliest industry is your friend. shh... ktvu is tom vacar joining us live tonight from the marin civic center, a place designed by frank lloyd wright. and that was to be a civic center to the future there. tom yeah, that's really interesting because this is county property that sits around and among san rafael property, but part of its future now could be having possibly a homeless encampment that could be here if it granted for quite some time. federal courts have ruled that cities cannot evict homeless encampments unless they can provide shelter space to all. so marin has numerous homeless camps in san rafael and county wide. this is the worst thing i've

israel. plus the following another potential shark attack at a bay area beach. we have the latest on the victim's condition and the contra costa countyshelter is now facing an overpopulation problem. you can step a step >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. my customer really relies on his car's advanced safety system. [alarm] >> instructor: veer right. [ringing] >> instructor: and slow down. >> tech: so when he got a cracked windshield, he turned to safelite. we're the experts at replacing glass and recalibrating your vehicle's camera, so automatic emergency braking and lane departure warning work properly to get you back on the road safely. >> instructor: and that means a lot! >> tech: schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ >> we continue to sharon's stories with you from bay area. residents of their loved ones trapped israel during that horrific terrorist attack by hamas. one woman realized her brother's home was right in the line of fire areas. 2 young children kron four's rpterisa stasio joins us with more. she's live in our newsroom. terisa. >> not to me. so >> and i have so family

county. switching it up here because there were more than 1400 people killed in israel. one. >> that surprise attack by hamas happened in. there are dozens of americans who lost their lives. >> news nation's emily finn has a closer look at some of the people. >> parents butchered using their bodies to try to protect their children. stomach churning reports of babies being killed. entire families. slate. young people massacred while attending a musical festival to celebrate peace, celebrate peace. president biden is mourning the death of 30 americans in the hamas attacks on israel. among them w a t s who died while shielding her 16 year-old son from gunfire. 32 year-old peace activist. how you katzman was killed while hiding in a closet with a neighbor and died protecting her with his body. adrian edison, the hall was desperately searching for his mother after she called her family as hamas militants burst into her home. but now she is confirmed dead, leaving at least 13 americans still missing in israel with u.s. officials warning. it's unclear how many could be hostages

tends to do is don't just to may of cobb county or it's an entire patio group so that they is be a cough, katia, and 5 other vessels. all heading towards israel, and then this a comes as the united states has promised that it will provide material and resources to israel over the next few weeks at the 1st of those are sources already on the way, although they say they are quite confident the israel has the ability to defeat and to take on how much, but this is a show of solidarity under show of support militarily for what is going on. i'm told one of the things that the united states will be providing is a more with miss wells for the b as the, the, the doing the defensive system that is really use isn't, was exposed quite markedly on saturday morning. of course, as themselves were coming in, they would have fired and response, and the leads to replenish that. so that is one of the things i'm told that is on its way to is a little though neither the united states nor to say it will give more details. but it's clear from the statement from joe biden on saturday and then on to the blinking, appearing an old and that's what political shows on su

counties fell into this. so everyone here is affected. the deadline, though, again, has been pushed from today back to november. 15th. >> president biden will visit israel on wednesday as the country's war with hamas rages on. press secretary karine jean pierre said the president will show his, quote, steadfast support for israel and that, quote, hamas does not stand for the palestinian people's right to dignity and self determination. >> up next, speed cameras are on their way to day with local mayors have to say. >> but first, we look at a peace rally in san francisco this weekend. why da brooke jenkins is seeing backlash today. >> and then later, nasa and berkeley announced a new space center. how many new jobs that will bring to the bay area after the break. >> following a pro-palestine rally in san francisco, the district attorney brooke jenkins, has received some backlash from some over a tweet she wrote about it. she today that it was assumed that one or more protesters taking part in that rally. we're responsible for some anti-semitic graffiti. she had no proof in that tweet has since been deleted. the graffiti read, quote, death to israel and k