now across much of the middle east valley, a cloud in the sky, even down towards the southern end of the red sea, i think it'll be lots of dry and south without shots of one or 2 showers possible to see if the shower up towards the southern caspian, but again, not too much to speak of. we're looking at temperatures into the mates, takes quite widely, ready, doha flat to 5 celsius, read some of the value of the touch form of the fact that and also for q. why is that a so side of the med, gen retry, and plenty of sunshine coming through tribe and lots of sunshine to across northern parts of africa? well, i some where to weather piling its way in across the northwest, the thailand of what was, how it can cut, bringing some blustery showers sweeps place which are brought to eventually build a positive morocco pushing a little further east, which as we go through the next couple of days to india shows that around the goals like any across much south west africa. drifting the way further west was out into the atlantic show as to a, standing across the central belvin through the tropical be

now across much of the middle east valley, a cloud in the sky, even down to the southern end of the red sea, i think it'll be logic dry and south without shots of one or 2 showers possible to see if the shower up towards the southern caspian but again, not too much to speak up, we're looking at temperatures in to the mid thirty's, quite widely ready though, have 35 celsius. we had some of the value of the touch form of that for the fact that and also for q. why is that a so side of the med generate dry and plenty of sunshine coming through the private and lots of sunshine to across northern parts of africa? well, i some where to weather piling its way in across the northwest, the thailand of what was, how it can come. bringing some last 3 shows, read the slice, which brought to eventually build a positive morocco. pushing a little further research as we go through the next couple of days. padea shows that around the goals like any across much south west africa for lifting the wife of the west without into the atlantic show as to a, standing across the central belvin through the tropical

middle east in don. all right, let's get them off from hands that yak option law. he's a middle east security expert and the senior director at the context. jim is in projects here in valley and heather had. so these are all sets it conducted precise strikes. iran denies any significance damage. what do you make of this attack? well, as far as we can see, a know by now, it was a fairly proportional strike. it exclusively toxic military sites and defense a side so no or facilities, no nuclear program, facilities about 20 targets. apparently, they were successful and would really distinguish this strike from the last strike of these rarely against iran, which used only one target. and besides, this was a combination of themselves and app things. so you sort of december straight, it took the wrong very can strike at real all over the country using fight digits rather than long distance themselves. so very proportionate, very precise, but also from you in the state as perspective concerning a tax because no damage wasn't cheap to any of these really happenings. right? you see consent into iran. it's not yet clear. if they are going to respond to the stripes or not, but if the

but israel had said there is no place in the middle east, but they will not reach their valley, revenge. they're saying it on made a huge mistake and that they're going to pay a price and all of the talks within the sink, both the security and political realm. 1 pointing to a response, but the question now remains as to when that response is going to be thank you very much for your reporting on that as social 0 is home, the so who reporting from amman is really forces have also bomb the southern suburb of da here once again, that's in the lebanese capital, it's a known as the la stronghold airstrikes targeting the building used by the groups media office employees that already evacuated the building. this comes out to another 9th of air raids, killed at least 9 people and wounded several others. lebanese authorities say israel has killed at least 1974 people, including a $127.00 children across 11 on since september. the 23rd dorothy jabari is standing by in a bare route for us the door. so we were reporting uh earlier today and earlier in the show that israel has found a site that is n

middle 70s for the coast. east of the oakland hills, lower 90s and 100s again. middle to upper 90s for the santa clara valley. 95 degrees in san jose. going to put us close to record territory. if falling just a little bit short. 95 is the record high, we will be 96. temperatures will back down, not over the weekend. flirting with record territory on friday and saturday. the game at 1:05, kickoff temperature will be in the upper 80s and the high in santa clara will be at or above 90 degrees in the afternoon. make sure you are prepared for that heat as we wait for relief to arrive. it will happen first along the coast. look at the seven-day forecast. coastal areas, going to be back closer to normal temperatures, then average, tuesday, wednesday, thursday around the bay. probably take one additional day for temperatures to return to average. already, closer by tuesday and wednesday, settling back down to 70 degrees by thursday. 30 degrees will be chilly. talking about the inland temperatures, they will bottom out around 80 degrees for our high, for our coolest high temperatures by a week from today. talking ab

and those are largely going to be in the 60s in the santa clara valley, east of the oakland hills, the temperatures dipping down to the middle portion of the 50s for the first morning of october. the first spots in the 50s, on the coastline and then some locations in the north bay valleys. higher jumping off point, the temperatures will warm up quickly. we will end up near record territory. temperatures over 100 degrees for most of the north bay. 107. san francisco and oakland getting to the lowtory middle 90s. some of the hottest spots, 105-110 degrees the temperatures along the coast getting up to the middle 80s. redwood city, temperatures in the santa clara valley getting up to over 100 degrees. likely to shatter the high temperature in san jose. 102 and the record high is 97 degrees. not even 100. that brings in the fact it will be dangerously hot. the heat risk over the next couple of days will be in the high to very high category. you see it on the map tomorrow. the purple indicating some of the higher elevation spots. they will be the ones that will not cool down as much overnight. temperatures remaining in the 70s ov

confrontation in the middle east was caused by blocking the work of the middle east quartet of mediators, which included russia. and as a result... this is an israeli air raid on the biqa valleye target of the strike could have been a military facility, but it is difficult to imagine that an explosion of such force would not have led to the death of random people who had nothing to do with this war. having started the operation in lebanon from the southern regions, israel expanded the boundaries of the use of force every day, now explosions are thundering all over the country, and the air force is striking the suburbs of the capital non-stop. in recent days there have even been rumors that the idf is... bombs, which israel is waging military operations, but which are demolishing houses and entire neighborhoods, is not considered a bastion of the hezbollah movement against make a distinction between hezbollah and ordinary people, there are no weapons depots here, and if there was a depot or something like that, here... our whole life has changed, we have been forced out into the street, people are dying of hunger, sitting in the rain and bombing, there is more life for us here

east bay and the santa clara valley. i will have a look at the forecast coming up, sara. >> thank you for keeping track of all of that, paul, thank you. >>> temperatures rising in the middle east as iran launched an attack on israel today. more than 180 missiles rained over tel aviv. israel says there were no injuries. iran said it was in retaliation for the ground offensive and strikes on hezbollah that killed the group's leader. [ sirens ] >> okay, guys, we got to get off of the roof. they are coming downright next to us here. >> that was a cnn reporter going live at the moment the strikes were happening. israel's prime minister says iran will pay for its attack. >>> people in one san francisco area say their street was taken over by prostitution and crime. >> from her bedroom window my daughter is watching women who are exposing themselves, standing in front of our house. >> why the latest plan to fix this problem is getting major push back tonight. he was a fan favorite, now, he is back ushering in the posey era. >> there is a standard and expectation for being a san francisco giant. we are in the memory-making business. >> our vern glenn talks to the new face of the

. >> a new federal rule could make it easier for silicon valley chip makers to sell chips to the middle easters reports the rule will allow overseas data centers to get chips under what's called a general authorization, rather than requiring u.s. suppliers to get individual licenses for export. the commerce department said the u.s. will work to ensure the safety and security of the technology. there are fears in congress that china might try to obtain ai chips that are banned from the chinese market through a middle eastern intermediaries. >> the portola music festival brought the dance party back to pier 80 in san francisco over the weekend. now, residents living across the bay in the city of alameda have lodged complaints about the noise traveling across the water since the festival began in 2022. this year, the organizer, goldenvoice, worked with the city of alameda to try to mitigate the noise levels by adjusting speaker placement and creating a complaint hotline. now, some residents say they noticed a slight improvement, while others say it was still quite loud. >> hear it all weekend l

bump that up a little bit more so but still in the 60's upper to middle 60's in place east bay shoreline much the same as it is and tri valleyut 66 walnut creek berkeley. 64, you got your 65 allay 69 fairfield, much the same you can see next couple of days, except when differences the arrival precipitation. 66 for napa and a few santa rosa about 66 bringing up the 7 day forecast here got some winds both lingering into tuesday. next. rain shot thursday early, ok for the trick or treaters? it looks like and then saturday is another system look out for and we need that because that will moisten things up for offshore wind event. daria. thanks a lot. >> it is 10 46 and we want to talk about the east bay community leaders and business owners and what they're doing with their strike to call attention to their situation is called the coalition for community engagement and they've organized a rally for tomorrow. they want to talk about the impact of crime in people who are in oakland and alameda county. they say it has become such a problem and it's so significantly higher than the national average. they say that residents in this a

valleys, upper 30s. the forecast, low temperature, the clouds thickening over head tomorrow. the temperatures do not warm up a lot. middle 60s. some of the cooler spots. they will get there first. now, east of the oakland hills, in the upper 60s. middle 60s. around the bay. to the coast, a little warmer with late cloud arrival times closer to 70 degrees by tomorrow afternoon. the clouds will not yield rain showers just yet during the daylight hours. future cast, through 8:00 tomorrow morning, shows the first showers making their way into the north bay. about 90 minutes after the sun goes down the bulk of the rain will fall tomorrow evening into the night. this is the simulation, that is when the rain is making its way into san francisco. making its way farther and farther to the east across the bay area. after midnight there is what the radar should look like. the rain, it moves out pretty quickly. we will see things drying out before the sun comes up on thursday. thereat is why we are cautiously optimistic. late friday, friday night. majority of the daylight hours will be dry. the next chance of rain heads in as the sun goes down. that could amount to some spots half an inch to one inch

people about how my father was a community organizerg a middle-class life in east los angeles he would come home after driving to central valleyand bent over in the hot heat of the day. working in terrible conditions for miserable pay. he would say somebody should do something. and so she listened. after a couple of years of she said why don't you do something i will help you? that was my mother. she was my father's partner. she was at his side on a number of occasions she was out in front. stu went paul chavez talk about the words of cesar chavez the book, is there a apecific speech who were writing that is your favorite when you like to note? >> it was a conversation have my dad. young man working with the union. it was shortly before governor brown was leaving the statehouse for the first time. there is an incoming republican administration had promised to weaken the acts the first law in the country the of farm workerss the right to bargain. so we had an all out push to get a last-minuteus confirmation to strengthen the law for at least a couple of years. i remember it we worked out was the political director at three or 4

middle class life in east los angeles. he would come home after driving through the central valley through california and lament how he saws bent over in the hot heat of the day. working in terrible conditions for miserable pay. he would say, somebody should do something. she listened and after a couple of years of hearing that she says, why don't you do something, and i'll help you. that was my mother. she was my father's partner. she was at his side. on a number of occasions she was out in front. host: we are talking about the words cesar chavez, t book. is there a specific speech or writing that is your favorite? or one that you would like to note? paul: it was a conversation i had with my dad when i was a young man working in ufw with the union. it was shortly before governor brown was leaving the statehouse for the first time, and there was an incoming republican administration that had promised to weaken the agricultural liberation act, the first law in the country that gave farmers the right to bargain. so we had an all-out push to get a last-minute confirmation to strengthen the law for at least a couple of years.

over the jordan valley and was ultimately what gave the arbitrage as you mentioned in your previous book to create the abraham accords which was the changing the face of the middle east and the reason it was so successful in that sense was because the arab states were able to were able to the moderate arab states were able to say that protecting the palestinian brethren by making peace and therefore the sovereignty on the shelf, but that ultimately demonstrates that there is a great fear among even the moderate states to create to to allow israel to announce sovereignty. that being the case, then how can such a bold plan how could such a bold idea ever gain traction if even the moderate states are about this type of this type of action? i mean, what they're concerned about primarily is being perceived as having abandoned. the palestinian cause. and so what you really need is to is to substitute the the the palestinians state for some other treatment of the palestinian people that where people can look them in the eye and say, look, we got something for you now, look, they they didn't you know, the emirates didn't require that we originally they said you have to any p

middle 70's peninsula. he won the south bay lower 80's east bay shoreline popping near that. the 70's there with tri valley around 80 ish 80 for walnut creek. 77 for richmond. that's a valet who at 77. so clearly there's not onshore t fair field. 79 app up and 79 for petaluma. if this is a bit on the warm side for you, what the season's to change looks like from that secondary system will do so. now that not sure how much should get much? do we have any rain with all of that? but you can see kind of a temperature correction with all of that at work. and then sunday, some showers working and all right. rain which one hour traffic. all right, things get on the bakery. >> while you're standing ration looking at a 33 minute right? we're to summer feel 14 and the golden gate. 37, the tolls 40 minutes. let's head to the north bay man faces several charges for allegedly stabbing a person. sonoma county sheriff's office is saying this happened late tuesday night right near the intersection of ludwig avenue in stony point road. deputies say when they got there, they found a man hurt, took him to the hospital to be

hezbollah, the valley has been a stronghold for hezbollah, another seven people were killed in israeli strikes on the coastal city in lebanon. i have been getting the latest on a that from our middle east in beirut. those attacks happened with no warning by the israeli military, there hasn't been reaction from the israeli army explaining those attack, what was beings targeted with those air strikes last night, but the lebanese health ministry saying at least 60 were killed including two children and images posted on social media show widespread destruction in some of the area, also fires that were sparked by those air strikes, and the head of the civil defence in baalbek said that those air strikes happened at the same time last night, that residential buildings were hit, and in one village residents overnight pleaded on social media for heavy equipment to be sent to the area to help, so that gives you area to help, so that gives you a sense of the desperate situation there, following those air strikes, and this morning, in another village rescue efforts continued for five people who are still missing following the air strikes, this is an area of the country has the been repeatedly hit

valley is very trash. that prime minister missing you have said that there is no place in the middle east. that is, i have good, not to beach. and now the reading and leadership, political and military leadership is sending out the message, the strategies that they are here. and if they, if they did, they can attack our suicide, our reporting from there on thank you very much. let's bring and elijah man. yeah, yeah. about this life as a military and security, unless we, you heard the reporting there from her school. and also we spoke to an earlier guest from tel aviv and he was saying, is a journalist who was saying, if it were only up to benjamin netanyahu, the is really prime minister. he probably would attack it, runs nuclear sites. but, but these really public is training against that kind of action. and so he probably won't. i wanted to run that by you. so i don't think that's very correct because at the 1st beginning since the 7th of october, until just before talking to assassinate the leaders of hezbollah benyamin, antonia who was the prime minister, was looking for way out and was

middle of the peninsula. 90's going to be popping up in the palo alto and further south. yeah, probably some triple digit heat chop the santa clara valley. once again get over the east bay hills. and there you go. that hot air kind of trapped there. those temperatures going to soar again tomorrow. 99 in walnut creek, 100 in concord tomorrow. get the idea. this temperatures yet, even though they're cooling down just a little bit, it's still going to be really hot spots, especially away from the coastline. but next couple days, we're going to see a change in the pattern. but ever so slowly cooling things down into friday, warming up slightly on saturday. only cool down as we head toward the middle of next week. that's a long time away. stephanie's. >>that's for sure. thanks, lawrence. well, some schools in the bay area. they're feeling the heat in oakland about 2000 classrooms and 77 schools don't have air conditioning. oakland unified's district chief systems and service officers says equipping those schools with a c because almost half a billion dollars. berkeley and stanford researchers say between 15 to 20% of all california public schools don't have functioning a

breeze turned a little more east southeast in the city, but it's northeast and middle peak north at lucas valley also point reyes and in the oakland, berkeley hills. so offshore breeze not strong, but it's there 40s for a few low 50s, even some 60s oakland because of that offshore breeze gets a low 61 degree there. one of the warmest locations, fremont as well, is also in there. el cerrito 59, kensington 57. and that makes a difference there. some locations, 50 others in the 60s. 28 truckee, 38 in reno. alturas to 24 degrees and 33 in south lake tahoe. there's plenty going on, but most of it's upstream or southwest of us. we get a nice day today and then sunny and warm little breeze up in the hills there, and that will make for a nice day on the coast and bay side, but we'll get a lot of tropical clouds coming in on saturday, and advance of a system which will be here sunday into monday. i do think there will be some rain about marin county north, but i think south of that probably more show than go. but there will be a lot of cloud cover, like a summer thursday though it will be sunny and warm

middle latter portion of the week. another one into the weekend, too. so looks like the pathway has been made highs today, lower 80's and tri valley. meanwhile, the east bay shoreline in the upper 70's take a closer inspection of your high temperatures for today in your neighborhood right now. rain has a check traffic right now. all right. let's get a look at your bridges morning. 15 minute ride heading into the city. if you are going to be traveling on our san mateo bridge are at 14 richmond fell 13 and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls 20 minutes. 6.30, on the clock. let's get to the big story that we're following this half-hour. bart will now have to cough up nearly 8 million dollars. now and pay that to 6 former employees sued the transit agency over their handling of its employee covid vaccine mandate kron dan kerman has that story. >> part handling of its employee covid-19 vaccine mandate as costs the transit agency nearly 8 million dollars. 6 former workers who balked at the mandate on religious grounds and were fired sued barton 2022 for employment discrimination. this week a federal jury agreed their religious objections were legit and

silicon valley and austin -- because that's where you are -- venture capitalists and super smart tech people in a room, what would solve this seemingly intransigent and intractable problem in the middle east, what's going on? >> yeah, liz, you know, when we build these technologies and companies in defense and these areas, we partner with governments, obviously. we're not allowed to go over there and clean up business ourself. when israel went into lebanon, which had been protected supposedly by the u.n. since 2006, they found ammunition, jeeps, tanks all over, tunnels, all over, right on the border, right on all the a houses right next to the u.n. ready for a major invasion. and the only way we're going to solve this is say where'd this all come from? it came from iran. iran is supporting terror es in lebanon, in gaza, they're supporting houthis. you have to cut off the a head of the snake. we need supplies, defensive superior technology and enable israel to to go in, and the persian people are actually on our side. a lot of persian people love israel, love america. they're conquered by crazy dictators, and they've been under their control for over 40 years. it's a really clear answer, w

middle east. the all new details amid an escalation of war in that area. and with one week until election day, governor gavin newsom makes a move. the candidate he is endorsing in a silicon valley race. plus, free rides coming to san francisco. we're going to talk about that new incentive to get you to go all aboard the city's ferry system. keep it right here. you're watching washington loves to talk. i love to get stuff done. it's who i am. as mayor, i tackled homelessness... ...added 200 officers in 4 years... and saved our taxpayers $3 billion dollars. i've already got a plan to lower your grocery and insurance bills, to address climate change, and protect reproductive rights. and i'll work with anyone to get it done. i'm sam liccardo and i approve this message. today we're starting out all clear, but it is chilly out there. we need a heavier jacket to start out the day. it's now 49 degrees and will only be 61 at lunchtime. eventually we'll make it into the upper 60s. here today it will be cool throughout the week with more rain chances, so we'll get a look at the timeline coming up and looking over here. no change to your timeline for your commute across the san mateo bridg

over the jordan valley and was ultimately what gave the arbitrage as you mentioned in your previous book to create the abraham accords which was the changing the face of the middle east and the reason it was so successful in that sense was because the arab states were able to were able to the moderate arab states were able to say that protecting the palestinian brethren by making peace and therefore the sovereignty on the shelf, but that ultimately demonstrates that there is a great fear among even the moderate states to create to to allow israel to announce sovereignty. that being the case, then how can such a bold plan how could such a bold idea ever gain traction if even the moderate states are about this type of this type of action? i mean, what they're concerned about primarily is being perceived as having abandoned. the palestinian cause. and so what you really need is to is to substitute the the the palestinians state for some other treatment of the palestinian people that where people can look them in the eye and say, look, we got something for you now, look, they they didn't you know, the emirates didn't require that we originally they said you have to any p

over the jordan valley and was ultimately what gave the arbitrage as you mentioned in your previous book to create the abraham accords which was the changing the face of the middle eastnd the reason it was so successful in that sense was because the arab states were able to were able to the moderate arab states were able to say that protecting the palestinian brethren by making peace and therefore the sovereignty on the shelf, but that ultimately demonstrates that there is a great fear among even the moderate states to create to to allow israel to announce sovereignty. that being the case, then how can such a bold plan how could such a bold idea ever gain traction if even the moderate states are about this type of this type of action? i mean, what they're concerned about primarily is being perceived as having abandoned. the palestinian cause. and so what you really need is to is to substitute the the the palestinians state for some other treatment of the palestinian people that where people can look them in the eye and say, look, we got something for you now, look, they they didn't you know, the emirates didn't require that we originally they said you have to any pla

valley. officials say the strikes hit 12 areas in the region, with two children among the dead. 0ur middle eastr us now. hugo, what more do we know at this stage? good morning, roger. it isjust afterten good morning, roger. it isjust after ten past eight here, so details am still coming in about what happened overnight, but it was a violent night of israeli air strikes in that part of the country, and those attacks happened with no warning by the israeli military. there hasn't been a reaction by the israeli army following those attacks, but the lebanese health ministry has confirmed that at least 60 people were killed, including two children, and pictures posted online showed widespread damage in those areas, fires that were sparked by those israeli air strikes. emergency teams continue now to search the rubble for possible survivors, and in one town, residents pleaded on social media for heavy equipment to be sent to this town to help in the search for people who are believed to be under the rubble, so that gives you an idea of the desperate situation. the beqaa valley is an area where hezboll

valley, including two children. hezbollah has also announced the identity of its new leader in the last few hours. 0ur middle east correspondentbekaa. hugo, bring us up to date, what more do we know? yes, it was the deadliest day in this part of the country in this conflict. the governor said at least 67 people were killed in 35 israeli air strikes yesterday. this number includes at least 14 women and children. he said a baby girl was the only survivor of a building collapsed. those attacks have happened without any warning by the israeli military. there hasn't been any comment by the israeli army, explaining what was targeted and why there were no evacuation orders given to residents in this area. the bekaa valley is an area of lebanon with a strong hezbollah president. it borders syria, which is right behind the mountains here. this part of lebanon has been repeatedly hit by the israeli military in this conflict. also this morning, has been announced its new leader. for 30 years he was deputy to their leader, he was killed by an israeli air strike in leader, he was killed by an israeli airstrike in beirut leader, he was kill