. >> it is awesome to watch them run away screaming.[ screaming ] >> including our jocelyn moran. >>>e may not know it yet but this guy that crash landed a plane in a swamp is probably going to look back on this as one of the best days of his life. . >>> we are going to look to the forecast for the rest of tonight if anybody is still out there you are waiting to come home. they will be cold. then, we will get to the main event. two storms trying to bring us rain. that is the first one and that is not the good one. i will show you the one that probably actually deserves delivers . >>> pro tip, don't schedule your grocery delivery for halloween night. when we challenged ourselves to create the world's most emotional and sustainable vehicle, we had tothink differently. we had to push the boundaries to not just create a car but a movement. every fisker ocean is produced with over 50 kilograms of ethically sourced, recycled materials. it's about accomplishing something bigger than itself. a clean future for all. deep breath. cancer is a journey you don't take alone. you did it! our cancer

you've got to go with the flow. >> reporter: at sfo jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news. >> jocelyn, thank>>> meteorologist is tracking the storms. she'll be joining us in about 15 minutes. >>> only on nbc bay area it was known as a thrill kill. but tonight a san jose man convicted of killing his classmate as a 15-year-old has been released from prison. he served less than a decade for the crime. this is exclusive video of jae williams walking out of the santa clara county jail yesterday. he's surrounded there by his family and lawyer, who put that jacket over his head. the murder happened in 2009. it was labeled a thrill killing by prosecutors because williams and a second boy said they stabbed another teenager, michael russell, just to see what it felt like to kill someone. both thompson and jae williams were tried as adults and convicted. in 2018, though, the state legislature passed a law prohibiting anyone under 16 from being tried as an adult. williams challenged his sentence. and yesterday a judge set him free. the victim's family, though, is devastated. >> he would have been a grea

. >> it is awesome to watch them run away screaming.[ screaming ] >> including our jocelyn moran. >>>e may not know it yet but this guy that crash landed a plane in a swamp is probably going to look back on this as one of the best days of his life. . >>> we are going to look to the forecast for the rest of tonight if anybody is still out there you are waiting to come home. they will be cold. then, we will get to the main event. two storms trying to bring us rain. that is the first one and that is not the good one. i will show you the one that probably actually deserves delivers . >>> pro tip, don't schedule your grocery delivery for halloween night. . >>> when was the last time you rode b.a.r.t? >> 1 1/2 years ago. >> it lost about 60% of its average daily riders. nofrom the ideal ride to a public transit system in financial pairel. parrel. join us for b.a.r.t on the brink. a weeklong series starting on sunday on kpix. >>> so, earlier this month we introduced to the boo crew as they started to build their haunted house. they start in august. this is in addition their actual home. the

jocelyn moran noticiero telemundo 48. >> y bien, la medida fue aprobada. 6 votos a favor, 5 en contraados y preliminarmente se maneja que las llamas habrían sido provocadas por baterías de litio. vamos ahora a regresar con vianey arana para más detalles sobre el frío y la lluvia que ya llegó al norte de la bahía vianey. >> bueno, así es, ya está aquí. y finalmente estamos viendo un satélite radar. esa precipitación que se encuentra actualmente más hacia el norte, pero se espera que se continúe extender hacia el sur de la región. actualmente en el aeropuerto estamos viendo que ese sistema es un poco débil. entonces realmente no se esperan esos fuertes vientos. tampoco se espera tanta precipita, sino que menos de una pulgada. a partir de esta noche, extendiéndose también hacia el miércoles y el jueves llegará un segundo sistema. este traerá un sistema frontal que quizá podría tener un poco de nieve a lo largo de la sierra, pero actualmente satélite radar. vemos como ya está cayendo en novato valley hacia la zona de richmond también, incluyendo extendiéndose hacia boyle valadao incluso s

jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news. >>> ceasefire now!he east bay, emotions and voices at a fever pitch as they demanded berkeley adopt a ceasefire for the israeli war. they had to adjourn into another room. terry mcsweeney was there. >> reporter: overflow crowd all wanting one thing, ceasefire resolution for the israel-hamas war. overwhelmingly pro-palestinian crowd cheered speakers on their side. >> 6,000 people have been killed by the israeli state since 2011. >> reporter: a pro-israeli speaker had trouble. >> hear people bandying about apartheid how can that be. >> reporter: there was pushback. >> a response to hamas' barbaric attack. >> boo! >> reporter: they left and returned but reception was the same. >> what do we want? >> ceasefire. >> when do we want it? >> now. >> reporter: they finished on zoom calls but the message was the same. >> i urge berkeley to be on the right side of history and put a ceasefire resolution on. >> reporter: there never was a ceasefire resolution, just a demand for one. they're coming back to the meeting

as jocelyn moran tells thus is far from sober. >> i would like to think that what we do in this life that we take with us to the afterlife and we continue to do. if we love to go, like a giants fan, a 9ers fan. >> an artist in the bay. a lot of her art is around the day of the dead. it is celebrated november 1st and 2nd. she had a booth when people showed up to celebrate. the inspiration behind her art is her mother. >> this is my mother in mexico. she had five children in mexico when show came back to the states she had another five. i am number nine. >> she passed away two years ago. >> reporter: they set one up at her sister's house how honor her. >> traditional offers of flowers, the scents draw them to the alter and then favorite foods, we put a fresh cup of coffee in the morning, the evening, our family is a big coffee drinker. >> reporter: a popular flower they place on their alters is marigolds. >> are you buying some for today? >> for my friend that passed away. yeah. >> we keep it in our cooler to be ready to go. restock the front [music] >> reporter: in the sunset district

some local artists tell our jocelyn moran that they are worried that someday they may hear a new songf theirs on the radio or streaming and it would be a song with their image and sound but nothing that they created. >> earlier this year, an ai track that claimed to have drake and the weeknd's voice generated millions of use online. >> it was a trip. >> that is adrian marcel. we talked with him and the members of crsp. >> your rhythms, your cadences, vocal tones when you are screaming or -- i mean, it is complex. it gets scary because this is the only thing that we can control of hours. >> the things that make us, us as individuals are now being able to be manipulated. >> reporter: sometimes, ai can be used in positive ways, bouncing ideas off of it like an extra person in the room. >> we look up words and we will look up stuff when we are in the writing crunch and we don't know what word to use for something we are dealing. we will look something up. >> reporter: creating the song with the artist's voice is another level. >> how deep does it go until i have records out there that are

our jocelyn moran is walking through it as we speak.for her story tonight at 8:00 on pix+. >>> let's go to something even spookier, paul heggen's forecast. actually not. this is the witching hour when all the little kiddies are out there looking for the goods. >> this is when the big kids start to head out the door as well when the sun goes down. >> maybe like 8:00ish, the big kids. >>> let's look at the hour-by-hour forecast the rest of this halloween evening. things are looking fine, temperatures eventually dropping to the 50s by 9:00 or so. that's comfortable for the last evening of october. we'll keep the comfortable air going another day to begin the month of november, one more day of sunshine tomorrow, just a few high clouds intermittently. more cloud cover thursday and friday and notice this. this should look fairly familiar. it's an atmospheric river. it won't be aimed directly at the bay area, a little ways to our north, but it will send a chance of showers into the bay area as we head into the weekend. we aren't talking about

as jocelyn moran shows us, this celebration is far from somber. [ singing in a global language ] >> ie to think that what we do in this life, that we take with us to the afterlife, and we continue to do. like, if we loved to go to sports games, if we were a giants fan, a niners fan point >> an artist in the bay, a lot of her art revolves around dia de los muertos, celebrate in november 1st and second, when families remember the loved ones they have lost, when they hope to connect with them. -- had a booth in the sunset district as people showed up to some of the inspiration behind her art is her mother. >> this is my mother, in mexico. this is called [ speaking in a global language ]. she had five children in mexico, and when she came back to the states, she had another five. i am number nine. >> reporter: she passed away two years ago at her sister's house, they have set up a large [ speaking in a global language ] to honor their loved ones. they elicit a picture. >> it has the traditional offerings of flowers, the center draws them to the altar, then we have their favorite foods, we

we sent jocelyn moran to find out. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1! [ applause ] >> reporter: it's the most beautiful time of the year. >> i love christmas. i'm excited. we have our christmas tree up from last year, so i just love christmas. >> reporter: it's up from last year? >> we haven't taken it down! >> reporter: so she had to come to union square. liana is visiting san francisco from kentucky with her family. >> we were coming back from the pier last night, and we were walking up here and seen it, and we were like does it light up and talking to people like yeah, they said it lights up at 6:00. >> reporter: macy's tree lighting is known for its festive feeling and a prime spot for shopping. >> yes, these are my new shoes. i just got them. >> reporter: unfortunately, it's also a place that's gotten attention for smash and grabs. this year the city has plans to improve safety during the holidays. additional officers, downtown ambassadors, and license plate readers. >> what i love about this union inquiry is the ambassadors. the people that come a

. >> jocelyn morán, quien ahora forma parte de nuestro equipo, nos acompaña aquí en el estudio. ree that we el gobernador de california, gavin newsom, dice que se necesita hacer más para limpiar los campamentos de indigentes en el estado. >> hay anunció la tercera ronda de fondos para hacerlo. casi 300 millones de dólares están disponibles. la meta no solo es limpiar los campamentos, pero también ayuda a las personas a encontrar una forma de vivienda. newsom dice que la mitad del dinero irá para caltrans. la otra mitad para ciudades, condados y organizaciones sin fines de lucro. >> we leave that discretion to this. >> dice que los condados y las ciudades podrán decidir cómo usar el dinero para resolver su situación particular. el mes pasado, el alcalde de san josé matt mahan con otros líderes de la ciudad, buscaban declarar una emergencia por la crisis de personas sin hogar. la situación de personas sin hogar es un crisis enorme y necesitamos soluciones más rápidas y más efectivas de costo. vázquez trabaja con home first, una organización en el condado de santa clara que ofrece s

starr's musical additions now of course all the permissions were there but some local artists tell jocelyn morang that some day they might hear a new song of theirs they actually had nothing to do with. what do you think? >> reporter: earlier this year, an ai track that claimed to have drake and the weekend's voice generated millions of views online. >> kind of a trip because we like hey, this is hard. >> reporter: that's bay area r&b artist adrian marcel. we talked with him and in members of crsb. >> your rhythms, your cadences, i mean, just -- you know, vocal tones when you are screaming or when you're -- more vibing. i mean, it's -- it's complex. and it gets scary because this is -- this is the only thing that we can control of ours. >> this things that make us, us, as individuals, are now being able to be manipulated. >> reporter: they tell us that sometimes ai can be used in positive ways. bouncing ideas off of it like the extra person in the room. >> we look up words and we'll look up stuff and we're in a little writing crunch and we're like we don't know what use -- words to use for somet

they'll be plenty of security checkpoints but as our jocelyn moran reports that's not stopping protesterseporter: the area in and around moscone center is expected to look very different soon. with an event this big, there are issues that community organizers are hoping to bring attention to. the apec summit is expected to bring leaders like president joe biden to san francisco. that means closures and ramped up security and demonstrations are expected. so are other actions. groups are organizing a people's countersummit. >> something for people from all over the place to come and go through workshops to learn about people's struggles and from different parts of the world. >> reporter: that is suzanne ali, an organizer with the palestinian youth movement bay area chapter, and they helped organize one of the pro palestinian rallies that happened over the weekend in san francisco. they're also a co-sponsor of the no on apec coalition which is planning a demonstration on november 12th. >> to protest apec's presence and the city's pouring of millions of dollars in resources taking it out of w

jocelyn moran shows us how people in those neighborhoods are getting ready for the changes. >> reporterhe usually walks down california and by the fairmont to get to work. now he's having to figure out other routes to best get there next week. >> i wouldn't say it was the easiest information to find. i think once i started looking for it i was able to find a map. >> reporter: a pedestrian checkpoint at huntington park and reds dents are preparing as best they can in and around the area including ryan here. he's ready in case he goes through a checkpoint. >> i know that was a big thing that i was just kind of freaked out about especially with the dog and everything. yeah, i'm prepared and shouldn't be a big deal but i get it because i know we're pretty close to the hotels where folks are staying at. >> reporter: his job has given him the option to work from home. as for dudley he won't be able toe play at his favorite park. >> i'm kind of like worried about it because that's going to be totally closed off. so yeah, i really looking not forward to that. >> reporter: in and around the cent

speaking of firsts, jocelyn moran was first in line. >> reporter: skeletons, spider webs, and more skeletons. >> this year was a factory. the ghoulish goods factory. and the -- the theme is we're making ghoulish good factory workers. all right? so there's a process that's got to be taken to do that. >> reporter: this was the line as soon as it hit 4:00. it went down the block. what did you dress up as today? >> megacharge -- but i don't have my wings and tail on. >> reporter: leo here walked through the house earlier in the evening when the house wasn't as scary, meaning no one was jumping out at you. still, kids were impressed. >> it was like really, really scary. i think they did a great job. >> reporter: while the kids were walking through the house, the actors were getting their make-up done. >> awesome to watch them run away screaming. >> reporter: yeah, and then it hit 6:45. and as the sun came down, they came out. all right. to get the full effects, i guess we had to try it out ourselves. interesting. wow. look at the details. oh! [ screaming ] >> get me out of here! get me out. >> re

but jocelyn moran tells us a's fans are not giving up at least not yet. [ chanting ] >> the bottom of the 9th. two outs. there's still a chance. >> reporter: one last at-bat. a's fans showed up at city hall tuesday to make it clear they have not gone away. [ chanting ] >> people started to really get energized and enthusiastic. and then as the mayor was starting to speak, you just could tell there was an energy that was just jolted into the fan base. >> are we -- [ bleep ]ed? >> yeah. >> reporter: mayor sheng thao is there with them. >> we are here today to send a very, very loud message. and that message is, the oakland a's should stay rooted in oakland. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: she said the city has shown a commitment to make a stadium happen in oakland adding that they have options. >> we have the road map to get this done. las vegas is just getting started. right? square one. whereas oakland has a finish line right in our sights. hey, if you want a ballpark at the coliseum. we got you. >> reporter: so where do things stand in las vegas? we talked with howard senior r

but some local artists tell jocelyn moran they're worried that some day they might hear a new song oflogy, they had nothing to do with. watch. >> reporter: earlier this year, an ai track that claimed to have drake and the weeknd's voice generated millions of views online. >> kind of a trip because we like hey, this is hard. >> reporter: that's bay area r&b artist adrian marcel. we talked with him and the members of crsb. >> your rhythms, your cadences, i mean, just -- you know, vocal tones when you are screaming or when you're -- more vibing. i mean, it's -- it's complex. and it gets scary because this is -- this is the only thing that we can control of ours. >> the things that make us, us, as individuals, are now being able to be manipulated. >> reporter: they tell us that sometimes ai can be used in positive ways. bouncing ideas off of it like an extra person in the room. >> we look up words and we'll look up stuff and we're in a little writing crunch and we're like we don't know what use -- word to use for something that we're feeling. so we'll look something up. >> reporter: but c

the teem's move to sin city is looking like a done deal but jocelyn moran tells us a's fans are not giving at least not yet. [ chanting "stay in oakland" ] >> the bottom of the 9th. two outs. there's still a chance. >> reporter: one last at-bat. a's fans showed up at city hall tuesday to make it clear they flushhave not gone away. [ chanting "stay in oakland" ] >> people started to really get energized and enthusiastic. and then as the mayor was starting to speak, you just could tell there was an energy that was just jolted into the fan base. >> are we --[ bleep ]ed? >> yeah. >> reporter: mayor sheng thao is there with them. >> we are here today to send a very, very loud message. and that message is, the oakland a's should stay rooted in oakland. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: thao said the city has shown a commitment to make a stadium happen in oakland, adding that they have options. >> we have the road map to get this done. las vegas is just getting started. right? square one. whereas oakland has a finish line right in our sights. hey, if you want a ballpark at the coliseum, we g

lines around the block and first in line our own jocelyn moran. >> reporter: skeletons, spider webs,as a factory. the ghoulish goods factory. and the -- the theme is we're making ghoulish good factory workers. all right so there's a process that's got to be taken to do that. >> reporter: this was the line as soon as it hit 4:00. it went down the block. what had you dress up as today? >> megacharge -- >> i don't have my wings and tail on. >> reporter: leo here walked through the house earlier in the evening when the house wasn't as scary meaning no one was jumping out at you. still kids were impressed. >> it was like really, really scary. i think they did a greed job. >> reporter: the kids were walking through the house but the actors were getting their make up done. >> awesome to watch them run away screaming. >> reporter: yeah, and then it hit 6:45. and as the sun came down, they came out. all right. to get the full effects i guess we had to try it out ourselves. interesting. wow. look at the details. oh! [ screaming ] >> get me out of here! get me out. >> reporter: is it this way?

jocelyn moran reports. >> reporter: the area in and around moscone center is expected to look very differentes that community organizers are homing to bring attention to. the apec summit is expected to bring leaders like president joe biden to san francisco. that means closures and ramped up security and demonstrations are expected. so are other actions and groups are organizing a people's countersummit. >> something for people from all over the place to come and go through workshops to learn about people's struggles and from different parts of the world. >> reporter: that is suzanne ali analogger with the palestinian youth movement bay area chapter and they helped organize one of the pro palestinian rallies that happened over the weekend in san francisco. they're also a cosponsor of the no on apec cocollision which is planning a demonstration on november 12th. >> to protest apec's presence and the city's pouring of millions of dollars in resources taking it out of what we need for welfare you know. and housing and education. >> reporter: apec is a big stage that there's room for everyone in