. >> fueron varios los residentes indignados al llegar al cementerio oak hills en san josé, que les fuerarada durante las celebraciones del día de muertos . le damos seguimiento a esta situación y le vámonos a la información y empezamos hablando sobre la policía de santa rosa que está buscando a un sospechoso de asesinato, quien se supone habría huido de la escena. >> sandra con la cabeza de su víctima. y es que, según las autoridades, su investigación inicial reveló que ahí lo ve usted. luis gustavo arroyo lópez , de 24 años, habría matado a la víctima antes de abandonar el lugar. >> se cree que arroyo lópez es familiar de la víctima y que se llevó la cabeza cuando salió de la residencia y es posible que todavía esté en posesión de ella. ayer llegué de trabajar y he escuché unos gritos de una persona que estaba pidiendo ayuda y gritaba que mi hermana está muerta. >> mi hermano, si tiene cualquier información sobre este hecho, la policía pide que se comunique con ellos. >> el número telefónico se lo vamos a dar esta noche a las 11. no se pierde esa edición. para más detalles proporcionado

san jose police responded to oak hill cemetery after people try to visit their love -- loved ones fore las muertos. the manager agreed to keep the cemetery open for one additional hour to allow families to celebrate. dia de las muertos is a day to celebrate the dead. >>> also tonight a scare at a target store in san francisco, employees complaining about a strange substance released into the store at the metreon. the target first to close -- forced to close its doors early. someone sprayed pepper spray in the bathroom. >>> a man suddenly collapsed at golden gate park. a friend said he went to the nearby museum asking for defibrillator but was denied. tonight the museum is sharing a different account. here is nbc's pete cerrato's. >> reporter: gary hovis created a name for himself in the music industry as a longtime sound engineer or bands throughout the years. he is being remembered tonight at the make out room in san francisco with family and friends sharing memories after the musician suddenly passed away over the weekend. >> gary was a fan of music. gary mastered every san francisc

and in san jose, families gathered at oak hill cemetery.los muertos, or day of the dead, has origins in mexico and central mexico. it's a time to honor loved ones who have died with offerings of food, drink, singing, and dancing. i know the san francisco symphony having a big performance on saturday to honor dia de los muertos as well. >> that's so wonderful for all the families out there that are -- >> and it's a celebration. it's not a somber event. >> exactly. celebration of life. we are looking at rainfall moving throughout the west. we are also under the chance of maybe a few spotty showers tonight. let me get you more details in that microclimate forecast right now. let's show you what's happening. as we get a closer look, what we're dealing with is this batch of showers offshore that could actually bring us some rain here in santa rosa once we hit 8:06 tonight. we'll keep the chance primarily in the north bay through this evening for some spotty showers. as we head through tomorrow morning, starting it off with temperatures in the 50

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vea esto sí, issa, esto fue en el cementerio oak hill y fue para recordar a sus seres queridos que seblar del programa estatal de seguro de salud para los californianos, que se llama cover california, que dio inicio a su periodo de inscripciones para 2024. así que los interesados tendrán hasta el 31 de diciembre. hay que tomar nota de esta fecha para inscribirse y también obtener los beneficios del programa que van desde servicios médicos hasta medicinas. ayuda a que este año abarca hasta residentes con situación migratoria. indefi definida. los interesados en obtener más información sobre este programa de salud pueden visitar la página web que está viendo en pantalla y miren. >> vísperas de la celebración del día de acción de gracias. las autoridades están tomando medidas para prevenir un brote de contagios del covid 19. por ello, incentivan a la comunidad a vacunarse contra el virus, en especial a la comunidad hispana. y es que los latinos representan en la actualidad el porcentaje más bajo de personas que se han vacunado. >> los latinos son el grupo menos vacunado de california y m

started when family members celebrating dia de los muertos say that they were told to leave early from oak hillto break up the conflict between relatives and security. san jose council member ben done says he heard about the commotion, spoke to the manager, who agreed to keep the cemetery open for an additional hour. >>> happening today, oakland is honoring tupac shakur by renaming a prominent street after the artist. macarthur boulevard will now be known as tupac shakur way. it commemorates the artist's connection to oakland where he first began his journey into the world of hip-hop. the renaming ceremony will be held at 10:30 this morning. long time coming. >> absolutely. folks are going to be out there. >>> how should they dress, kari? >> it's going to be cool to start but a beautiful day. we're going to see a lot of sunshine and we're starting out with temperatures in the mid-50s, right at about 10:00 it's warming up to 64 degrees, and at noon it is in the upper 60s, with low 70s for the afternoon. so a lot of sunshine, really nice conditions. and then for tomorrow we have the sharks game,

it's a vast patchwork of rolling hills wetlands and plateaus. proper oak aspen trees graced the landscape shimmering lakes in the sprawling green space called chief tribal park. legend has it turtle mountain got its name when the chippewa something a shape on the horizon saw a turtle heading west to detail to these for another story goes the mountain was named for c a man who walked its length in the day. before 1863 in 1892 stripped themle of most of their land the turtle mountain band was stretched across nearly 20 million acres in eastern and northern north dakota. in 1953 the reservation was nearly erased from this earth when congress passed a resolution dictating certain drives the quote freed from federal supervision" math. it was the blatant attempt as previous governments efforts had been, to break up tribes to force them to assimilate. a sustained campaign by patrick rinault chairman of the turtle mountain band of chippewa advisory committee a giveaway novelist whose grandfather saved the from termination even so it contains fewer than 75,000 acre

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yeah, i live in the texas hill country where live oaks are something we try to figure out how to protect, especially when you have an ice storm earlier this year and i don't know you're out figuring out a way to save your tree biscuiting limbs and figuring out how to preserve the beauty that god gave us. nobody disagrees with that. but the idea that a core responsibility of the federal government is tree equity is absurd. the state of texas is the eighth largest economy in the world. we're perfectly capable of figuring out how to teal with trees. we don't have any money. we're $34 trillion in debt. $2 trillion a year in deficit spending. and we're talking about tree equity? what are we doing? that's the question here rm right. i love trees. love live oak trees. do everything i can to preserve and protect the environment in which i live. because you know what, this is a crazy idea, i live there. i actually like to fish. i like to live in clean air. clean water. i like to have an environment that's great to be in for my kids and my family. we had a clean water act, clean air act in texas b

hill. e north shelter houses area known as oak point. so this is what it looked li anwas just this section in the middle. and then just since he decided to add onto it tripling the size. so they added these two wings and on each wing is a large sandstone. unfortunately this pavilion still remains. it is starting to become more. it used to be one of the most popular points in the forest because all these oak trees not very large yet you can see some already in tt photograph. but it had great views of the gorge below. nowadays, as it's grown up, you don't have that view anymore and many people, since you don't visit the camp, they they don't even know it existup there anymore. but it is becoming more as people begin to promote it online right outside of that so this picture is taken from the parking area and that parking area wasctually a major job for the cc. they had build tse massive sandstone retaininwalls t held the parki lot because it's built on a hill. fortunately, the state has continued to u those even though they've repaved the

so, the oak tree has fallen into seven stations of the maryansk calvary, this architectural monument, which became places of... pilgrimage, usually they are placed on the hillsf jerusalem. the marian calvary was illuminated in 1936, then several thousand believers gathered for the holiday; since then, every first sunday in july, pilgrims gather at the temple in dubka to pay tribute to the heavenly patroness and complete the religious procession. geta kaplіtsa may pile. there is a table here , a memorial table, which is written on polish language, that is the one who prays for the sake of the holy memory of ignacy sidarevich, so all the people of ignacy sidarevich, for the soul of ignacy sidarevich sons and sons of your father and father were forced to leave the unfortunate states of america found their son here at some point. vernuўshysya, thank you nyashchasse, gety son ignatsy patanuў. and father, there is such confusion and such pity, menavita has grown up, that all, for this month, in spite of myself, i am going, hereta. geta nepadtsverdzhany fact, geta legend, here on this is the month, the good news of the outburst, that of the young men, and the fathe

gerard hill: description that we had of the suspect in oak cliff was similar to the description we hadwere looking for as the assassin. but at that time, we had not been able to connect the two in any way. speaker: down there in this third floor corridor, a crowd of cameramen, reporters wait for a possible appearance of the man accused of killing president kennedy and a dallas police officer. speaker: now, there will be a great deal of confusion. mr. oswald is put through the door. i don't know if you saw him. oswald lives at 1026 north beckley. he's an employee of a bookbinding firm in the building which the police and secret service men believe the president was shot today. speaker: mrs. kennedy accompanied the body in an ambulance from the hospital to the airport, where it will be flown back to washington. aubrey rike: so everyone-- everyone out of the emergency room of the hospital complpletey on the firirst floor t there, and they come out and told us that we would have to help remove the remains into a casket. bob huffaker: lyndon johnson had ordered that the body be brought imme

oak grove road and treat boulevard. >> officers say the victim was a passenger in one of the cars involved in a separate crash. just a block away. he died at john muir hospital. pleasant hill. police are looking for 3 people who they say crashed a van into a clothes store last night. the store did open for business for black friday, but as kron four's rob nesbitt reports, the trio got away with several stolen items. >> the entrance of the cold store looks very different on friday, boarded up now. but thursday night, it was a very different scene when the vehicle that crashed into the building was still here. the 3 suspects, though, we're not. it was about 07:45pm thursday when pleasant hill police received the call that this van drove to the entrance of the calls on monument boulevard. jessica robinson was near the store at the time of the crash. we weren't sure what was going on. we saw the and then we saw there. it's a ton of police cars, but we weren't sure if it was like a drunk driving thing or if it was a theft thing. according to police, it was the latter. say 3 suspects wearing mask entered the clothes store and got away with an unspecified amount of merchandise be

5.80, and the oak wet or rather the grove way exit the vehicle landed on a rather inside a crate creek bed fell off of an off ramp firefighters were able to save those 7 people up a steep hill. all right. let's get you a check. your 4 zone forecast tonight. we're taking a look at the bay bridge is from oakland side, of course, to gayle ong is going to be joining us with a look at the weather. and she's telling us could be a little windy out there. hey, gayle. >> hello, dan. yes, we're now under a wind advisory and that is going to be in effect until monday morning. so your monday morning commute is going to be a breezy one. so take a look here. we have some damaging winds in the forecast. we're expecting 20 to 35 miles per hour. winds gusts up to 50, even 55 65 in isolated areas in the higher elevation. so this is for most of our bay area hills and mountains. as you can see from all over the region. now, current winds right now, we're calm as 60 miles per hour in fairfield right now, 9 in santa rosa. but that is expected to change. the winds are expected to kick up later on this evening into the overnight hours. and then your monday. and then it's should taper off monday af