both incidents investigated by the san ramon police department. it was shocking.ely did not expect that. police say the floats were vandalized between last thursday night and friday morning. >> the campus student newspaper, the californian detailed the incident in a recent article, students and parents confirmed the graffiti spray painted on the floats included the n word swastikas and profanities academically very successful. but >> are diverse no one. it match and come together as a community. and there's just tons of hate and vandalism and violence. i mean, it's just frustrating. in a statement released by the san ramon valley unified school district principal demetrius ball says, quote. >> our school community is saddened by this incident to our students. homecoming floats last friday. >> we are thankful for the parents and students who stepped up to repair the floats in order to allow the 50th anniversary homecoming parade to proceed as planned. i'm proud of the students who jumped into. >> you know, cover that this this heinous act. yeah, it's it just hurts

sam cortez: gran trabajo, sí, en 1969 ramón morones y susan cashion, emprendieron este gran proyectoco, que tenía un corazón bien puesto en las tradiciones mexicanas, se juntan, y crean este gran trabajo, y además, empiezan a ver la danza como un instrumento, estamos en el medio de una transformación social en el área de la bahía, en los estados unidos, en su generalidad, y ellos se dieron cuenta inmediatamente utilizaron la danza como una manera de conectar y traer a nuestra comunidad junta, y conectarse de alguna manera que sí la danza es el instrumento, pero los elementos para conectar con la comunidad son mayores, se vieron involucrados en la creación de muchos espacios, la creación de espacios como la asociación nacional de grupos folclóricos y danzantes unidos, se vieron involucrados en un movimiento nacional, que realmente englobó el sentir del mexicano, que había emigrado aquí a los estados unidos, y mira, han pasado 55 años, y todavía aquí seguimos. damián trujillo: no, pues espero que otros 55 más, después, en el próximo segmento hablamos un poco más de lo que sentía uno co

horsley to call report ramon.gating this right now as a hate crime. >> within a span of one week, the homecoming parade floats at california high school in san ramon were defaced with racist graffiti and the racially charged flyer targeting the school's principal circulated through campus. both incidents investigated by the san ramon police department. it was shocking. definitely did not expect that. police say the floats were vandalized between last thursday night and friday morning. >> the campus student newspaper, the californian detailed the incident in a recent article, students and parents confirmed the graffiti spray painted on the floats included the n word swastikas and profanities academically very successful. but >> are diverse no one. it match and come together as a community and there's just tons of hate and vandalism and filings. i mean, it's just frustrating in a statement released by the san ramon valley unified school district principal demetrius ball says, quote. >> our school community is sadden

both incidents investigated by the san ramon police department. it was shocking. definitely did not expect that. police say the floats were vandalized between last thursday night and friday morning. >> the campus student newspaper, the californian detailed the incident in a recent article, students and parents confirmed the graffiti spray painted on the floats included the n word swastikas and profanities academically very successful. but >> you are diverse no one. it match and come together as a community and there's just tons of hate and vandalism islands. i mean, it's just it's frustrating. in a statement released by the san ramon valley unified school district principal demetrius ball says, quote. >> our school community is saddened by this incident to our students. homecoming floats last friday. >> we are thankful for the parents and students who stepped up to repair the floats in order to allow the 50th anniversary homecoming parade to proceed as planned. i'm proud of those students who jumped into. >> you know, cover that this this heinous

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he was targeting from ha in the north to ramon airport in the south. however , we gave a positive response to the arab protests within the framework of the ceasefire and suspended this missile battle. listen to this carefully . in this threatening message of abu obeidah, the spokesman of the qassam battalions, we draw the last chapter of the number of quds did the missile attack that ezzeddin qassam's battalions had threatened to carry out was suspended . the missile plane was ready to be launched at the same time. wissam had designated about 14 cities and towns as the targets of these missiles, which included esghlan , ashtod, benursba, haifa, eilat, quds, dimona, herzliya, netanya , khasira, netiyot. in the war , there was a historical turn and an unprecedented impact. a confrontation with the zionist regime left a mark in history. this battle showed the extraordinary endurance of the palestinian struggle and the exceptional power of resistance and self-sacrifice despite the negative developments in the environment. for these reasons i believe and em

so we had our first fire, first response in san ramon just last week.nd so we were able to take the law enforcement personnel out of the equation and have the medical personnel respond first. this fire first response program is the third and final phase of a new strategy by the san ramon police and fire department to more effectively help people facing a mental or behavioral health crisis. >> new at 11 a save from california highway patrol. oakland zoo tweeted this video with an update on an owl that was rescued in the middle of 580 in castro valley. the injured bird was taken to a vet hospital, then transferred to lindsay wildlife in walnut creek to be treated. look at those eyes. no wildlife officials say the owl is grumpy. i mean, you would be too, and has some bruising on its breasts and pelvis. they hope to release him back into the wild once he is all healed up. >> but he seems pretty calm there. yeah. boy they are so fascinating. >> gorgeous. >> their eyes, like you said. all right. time to turn our attention to the weather. that's right. >> abc

oiga, en su momento le contamos la historia de ramón huete. quimioterapia porque el elevador del edificio donde vive no funcionaba desde hace un mes. >> no tenía manera de bajar por su situación y dando seguimiento a este caso aquí en telemundo 48, el equipo se contactó con la ciudad y con el complejo de apartamentos y ya hubo respuesta. y esta noche yomara lópez regresó a ese lugar. y no tienes un reportaje que solo veremos aquí en telemundo 48 adelante para. claudia y césar esta historia tiene un final feliz. >> les cuento que hoy la ciudad de san josé nos llamó para dejarnos saber que ya habían reparado este elevador en ese complejo de apartamentos por supuesto, yo fui a visitar a don ramón esta noche para ver cómo la estaba pasando con esta buena noticia, y me dijo que por fin hoy pudo salir de su casa después de permanecer encerrado por más de un mes. pero mire, y lo veo bien peinado, se lo llevé la barbería hoy después porque tenía un mes, un mes, un mes y 5 días de no poder rasurarse. el jueves, ramón huete, de 83 años, tenía otro sembl

the san ramon valley fire protection district says more than 200 firefighters and paramedics have been trained on interactions to de-escalate when they encounter people who are managing a mental health crisis. tonight, there will be a community meeting on zoom to get resident input on local housing protections in san leandro. the city wants feedback from both renters and landlords on how to design housing protections that fit the priorities of the community. that meeting starts at 6.30. >> all right. well, been talking about the forecast for the past few days. james. i had to use my windshield wipers this morning. need to high, though, just the it. they just kicked on a couple times. was on my way in. but the ground was definitely wet. john wingate. they clearly saw some showers overnight. yeah, it's been very wet overnight. it's been some heavy drizzle across the bay area and that's something that is adding up as far as those rain gauges go. a lot of our hillsides are now exceeding 10 inches. 10 inches 10 and a 10th of an inch of rain tuesday morning, a 10th of an inch of rain since y

high school's homecoming parade floats in san ramon last friday. incident detailed in the campuses student newspaper, the california were >> jewish and very disturbing and it's something that consistently happens. and in our whole district, the san ramon police department is investigating the case. a spokesperson says that this time it is unfounded as a hate crime. >> it is considered a misdemeanor vandalism with no leads on suspects. i live 2 blocks away. and when i hear horrible things, he's racist things. >> it's appalling. we should be way better than this. in a statement released by the san ramon valley unified school district principal demetrius ball says, quote. >> our school community is saddened by this incident to our students. homecoming floats last friday. >> we are thankful for the parents and students who stepped up to repair the floats in order to allow the 50th anniversary homecoming parade to proceed as planned. i'm sick in and i. >> feel terrible and they hope to they figure out who did it in response to the graffiti, the jewish c

so we had our first fire, first response in san ramon just last week.e able to take the law enforcement personnel out of the equation and have the medical personnel respond first. this fire first response program is the third and final phase of a new strategy by the san ramon police and fire department to more effectively help people facing a mental or behavioral health crisis. >> new at 11 a save from california highway patrol. oakland zoo tweeted this video with an update on an owl that was rescued in the middle of 580 in castro valley. the injured bird was taken to a vet hospital, then transferred to lindsay wildlife in walnut creek to be treated. look at those eyes. no wildlife officials say the owl is grumpy. i mean, you would be too, and has some bruising on its breasts and pelvis. they hope to release him back into the wild once he is all healed up. >> but he seems pretty calm there. yeah. boy they are so fascinating. >> gorgeous. >> their eyes, like you said. all right. time to turn our attention to the weather. that's right. >> abc seven news m

ramon was aiming in the south .ever , we gave a positive response to the arab protests within the framework of the ceasefire and suspended this missile battle. listen to this carefully. in this threatening message, abu obeidah, the spokesman of the qassam battalions, drew the last chapter of the number of quds. the missile attack that ezzeddin qassam's battalions had threatened to carry out was launched. 3 22 missiles were ready to be fired at once. qassam had designated about 14 cities and towns as the targets of these missiles, including: taliavu, esglan, ashdod, benoresba, haifa, eilat, quds, dimona, herzliya, netanya, khazireh, netiot, ofkim and sediro. this missile attack was not executed, but what happened in the war created a historical turn and left an unprecedented impact in the history of the confrontation with the zionist regime. this battle is the extraordinary endurance of the palestinian struggle and the exceptional power of resistance and for donating itself despite the negative developments in the en

now to ramon airport , 250 km from gaza. ayash 250 missile is moving with a range of more than 250 km. 3 they made a missile with a range of 250 km. they use a version of the missile they have and show that they can have such a missile. israeli bases are under these missiles. iron dome, which israel is always proud of, against shell. that the spread of rockets from noor gaza faced a real test . published images of the failure of the iron dome it showed in the interception of many palestinian rockets . also, the rockets of the system itself fell on the residential areas of israel. the reaction of the zionist regime to this operation was another failure for this infamous regime. electricity plan or hamas subway. it was an operation that israel was counting on to win the war. on may 14, 2022, the largest attack in the history of the zionist regime's war against palestine took place, and 160 military planes bombed 45 targets in less than 30 minutes. israel's goal of this attack was to kill hundreds of qassam battalion fighters.

police in san ramon are no longer the first to respond to mental health emergencies within the city asur's philippe djegal reports behavioral health calls are now being treated as medical emergencies. but firefighters and paramedics arriving first on scene. >> for 2 years now, more than 200 firefighters, paramedics and dispatchers that the ramon valley fire protection district have received prolonged training on the interactions and de-escalation techniques for encounters with people managing through a mental health crisis. >> and now firefighters and paramedics will be the first on scene to behavioral health cases rather than police, especially. >> calls that don't there's no threat of violence. minors, folks, just potentially need somebody to talk to that we can come in and we can de-escalate and bring them back down to a level really getting more thorough assessment. find out what their medical needs are, provide them with that patie t care. in the past, firefighters and paramedics waited until police officers cleared scenes to evaluate the mental health emergency. >> and deputy fir

now , the ayash 250 missile with a range of more than 250 km is moving towards ramon airport, 250 km from gaza. they built a missile with a range of 255 km, they used a version of the missile they had and showed that they could have such a missile. bases israel is a slave to these missiles. the iron dome, which israel has always been proud of, faced a real test against the massive rocket fire from the gaza strip. the published images showed the failure of the iron dome to catch many palestinian rockets. also, the rockets of the system itself fell on the residential areas of israel. the reaction of the zionist regime to this operation was another failure for this infamous regime. hamas' electricity or subway project was an operation that israel was hoping for to win the war. on may 14, 2022, the most famous attack in the history of war the zionist regime attacked palestine and 160 military planes bombed 45 targets in less than 30 minutes. israel's goal of this attack was to kill hundreds of fighters from the ghassan battalions. israel's plan was for this regime to announce the ground

now , the ayash 250 missile with a range of more than 250 km is moving towards ramon airport, 250 km from gaza. they made a missile with a range of 250 km using a version of the missile they have and showing that they can have such a missile. israeli bases are under these missiles. the iron dome, which israel is always proud of, faced a real test against the massive rocket fire from the gaza strip. published images. the system itself fell on israeli residential areas. the reaction of the zionist regime to this operation was another failure for this infamous regime. the electricity project or the hamas subway was an operation that israel had hoped for in order to win the war. on the fourteenth of may 202 was the most extensive attack in the history of the zionist regime's war against palestine, and 160 military planes bombed 450 targets in less than 30 minutes. israel's goal of this attack was to kill hundreds of qassam battalion fighters. israel's plan was for this regime to announce the ground invasion of the gaza strip and in practice send several ground units to gaza so that hamas

police in san ramon are no longer now the first to respond to mental health emergencies.nstead, behavioral health calls will have firefighters and paramedics. >> arriving the first on scene kron four's philippe djegal has the story. >> mental health emergencies and san ramon are no longer considered public safety issues, rather. they will now draw a medical response. our communications center dispatches from both fire and police services. >> have a joint communications center so that the dispatch level when the call for service comes in based on the severity of the call, they'll be able to designate that initiated the fire. first response, police chief denton carlson supports the new change in strategy saying it will hopefully save and improve lives will be in close proximity in case the situation becomes >> an incident where public safety is in jeopardy or any the members of the community are in jeopardy will be able to respond immediately. but for the most part, our goal is to stay out of the picture and let the fire personnel handle it in a medical matter 2 years. now,

meanwhile, police in san ramon are no longer going to be the first to respond to emergency calls when it deals with a mental health crisis. instead, behavioral health calls are going to be transfer to firefighters and paramedics. they will be the first ones on scene kron four's philippe djegal explains why. >> mental health emergencies and san ramon are no longer considered public safety issues, rather. they will now draw a medical response. our communications center dispatches for both fire and police services. have a joint communications center. so at the despatch level, when the call for service comes in. >> based on the severity of the call, they'll be able to designate that initiated the fire. first response, police chief denton carlson supports the new change in strategy saying it will hopefully save and improve lives will be in close proximity in case the situation becomes >> an incident where public safety is in jeopardy or any of the members of the community are in jeopardy will be able to respond immediately. but for the most part, our goal is to stay out of the picture and

san ramon, 54, san francisco. it is a cooler start this morning.e have some gusty upper level winds that you can see are out of the north over 20 miles an hour in the north bay, even the east foothills. so elevated fire danger for the next few hours before these subside. and we see an onshore flow that sea breeze coming back into play. here's a look at we can expect today. you can see some higher clouds throughout the morning hours. and then mostly sunny, a band of more high clouds throughout the afternoon. but overall, we'll keep it mostly sunny. partly cloudy at times. there's a look at a cold front that's going to move through friday night and it may obscure our eclipse viewing partial eclipse begins at 805 and the maximum eclipse is at 920. but with those clouds around, it's going to be kind of tricky out there. so you can check it out. always a great time to check that out. but we will have some of the mid-level clouds. there's a look at the high clouds, 75 in oakland today, 80 a touch warmer today with a few 80s in the north bay. and into the

now to ramon airport.a distance of 250 km from gaza, the ayash 255 missile with a range of more than 250 km is moving. 50 they are making a missile with a range of 25 km. they use a version of the missile they have and show that they can have such a missile. israeli bases are under these missiles. the iron dome faced a real test even against the widespread firing of rockets from noor gaza. the published images show the failure of the iron dome in intercepting many palestinian missiles shows. also, the rockets of the system itself fell on the residential areas of israel. the reaction of the zionist regime to this operation was another failure for this infamous regime. hamas' electricity or subway project was an operation that israel was hoping for to win the war. on the 14th of may 2022 , the most extensive attack in the history of the israeli-palestinian war took place, and 160 military planes bombed 45 targets in less than 30 minutes. israel's goal of this attack was to kill hundreds of qassam battalion f

but one of the women in it is ramon kirsch. and in a moment i'm going to speak to her sister-in-law who did watch that video and is now terrified about her safety. because, of course, the world has seen the horrific brutality that hamas unleashed. just today israel confirming that they have now found the remains of 23-year-old shawnee luke who was at the music festival when hamas attacked. her body was later seen in the back of the truck so her family had hoped she was a hostage. a dna sample taken from a fragment of a skull shows that that skull fragment was luke's. a fragment of a skull is all they have to even contemplate what that means is a crushing blow to their family. they had, of course, been holding out hope that she was actually a hostage in fwz. gaza right now, though, is being bombarded by israeli forces and all the hostages are there as well, according to the world health organization, there have been 82 attacks on fwz health facilities since this war began. at least 16 medical workers have been killed. we do not

within 7 minutes in san ramon, philippe djegal kron, 4 >> celebrity chef and former food network star michael chiarello has died. his company says the 61 year-old passed away at a hospital in napa where he was being treated for anaphylactic shock caused by an allergic reaction kill rela ran a handful of bay area restaurants including coke head san francisco. he hosted shows on several tv networks and was named chef of the year by food wine magazine in 1985, his restaurant group says he spent his final moments surrounded by family and friends. and this family is asked in lieu of flowers that people make donations to meals on wheels. sunday marks 6 years since the deadly tubbs fire first sparked in the north bay that fire killed. 22 people burned more than 36,000 acres and destroyed more than 5500 structures throughout sonoma and napa counties. paradise, ridge winery in santa rosa was destroyed the morning of october 8th 2017. and since then, the winery has found a way to rebuild and reopen the winery. co-owner reflects now what has changed. >> i feel like our community's top better car

and what is going on with her. >> reporter: also the possibility that ramon and the husband can be useds human shields, still, she holds out hope for a better world. >> to work to abolish terrorism and save hostages and civilians. and to help us bring peace to the region. >> reporter: terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> new at 11:00 >>> the largest muslim civil rights in order organization announcing tonight that dozens of elected leaders across california are speaking out in support of gaza. expressing concern over the deadly consequences of the escalating war. speaking with some of those elected leaders now. >> we are obviously speaking today. >> reporter: not staying silent, the bay area office for the council on islamic relations says that 50 elected leaders are signing a statement standing in support of the children of gaza. calling for peace in the region as war escalates between israel and hamas. >> we have to take a stance and use all powers and opportunities to speak up against the killing of innocent children and families. >> we need to do something about it and we decided

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ramón díaz estuvo en la escena y nos informa. >> según la policía de tampa, fue una pelea entre 2 gruposon imágenes que circulan en las redes sociales. el caos y la gente corriendo por sus vidas. esta madrugada en mi bolsillo. según la policía de tampa, cuando las personas salían de los bares, se produjo una pelea entre 2 grupos que terminó en disparos groups we had hundreds. en esta pelea entre 2 grupos había cientos de personas inocentes involucradas, dice el jefe de policía de tampa . residentes del área dicen que seguido hay peleas en la zona, pero no tiroteos, armas y todo el mundo empezó a disparar. >> y después hubo una estampida de gente saliendo para los 2 lados. >> una persona falleció en el lugar del trágico suceso y según este hombre, su hijo de sólo 14 años, es una de las víctimas mortales. >> horrible, horrible libro porque es muy bien turístico y desafortunadamente, que sucede algo así. las autoridades confirman que otras 6 personas resultaron heridas y en el hospital fue donde falleció la segunda víctima, el jefe de la policía de tampa asegura que anoche había unos 50 pol

now the ayash 250 missile with a range of more than 250 km is moving towards ramon airport, 250 km from gaza. they built a missile with a range of 250 km. they use a version of the missile they have and show that they can have such a missile. israeli bases are under these missiles. the iron dome, which israel is always proud of, is in the vast range of missiles from the light of a story with a real test. faced. released images, the failure of the iron dome. showed in the interception of many palestinian rockets . also, the rockets of the system itself fell on the residential areas of israel. the reaction of the zionist regime to this operation was another failure for this infamous regime. hamas' electricity or subway project was an operation that israel was hoping for to win the war. on may 14, 2002 , the most extensive attack in the history of the zionist regime's war against palestine took place, and 160 military planes bombed 45 targets in less than 30 minutes. israel's goal of this attack is the killing of hundreds of people the fighters were qassam battalions. israel's plan was for

now to the side ramon airport is 250 km away from gaza, the ayash 250 missile with a range of more than 250 km is moving. they built a missile with a range of 250 kilometers, they used a version of the missile they had and showed that they could have such a missile. israeli bases are under these missiles. the iron dome, which israel is always proud of , faced a real test against a wide range of rockets from the gaza strip. published images. the system itself fell on israeli residential areas. the reaction of the zionist regime to this operation another failure was inevitable for this regime. hamas' electricity or subway project was an operation that israel had hoped for in order to win the war. on the 14th of may 2022, the largest attack in the history of the zionist regime's war against palestine took place, and 160 military planes bombed 45 targets in less than 30 minutes. israel's goal of this attack was to kill hundreds of qassam battalion fighters. israel's plan was for this regime to announce a ground attack on the gaza strip, and in practice, several

even inland san ramon waking up to 44 degrees. so i would take the heavier jacket with you this morning. it is clear out there. we have great visibility from our sutro tower camera. that crisp start leads to a bright day. we're expecting a lot of sunshine, but temperatures below average, 4:00 pm. we're only going into the 60s. reggie drew, thank you. >> lockdown and main this morning after a mass shooting there. so far, at least 16 people are believed to be dead in the small town of lewiston. dozen more are injured. jobina is at the live desk and jobina, the accused gunman still hasn't been found. >> yes, reggie, a mass search is underway for a person of interest. they're looking for 40 year old robert cod. police say he has a history of military service. he's also a firearms instructor and was treated at a mental health facility over the summer after allegedly saying he was hearing voices. the deadly attack unfolding in lewiston, maine, in the state's second largest city with police responding to shootings in at least two locatio

it will start at bishop ranch in san ramon. is three miles, but there's also a one mile shortcut. so i know a lot of you are heading out there for the walk today. we have meteorologist lisa argen tracking the forecast. and lisa, it's going to be a little chilly out there this morning for those who are going. so they should probably have a jacket right? >> yeah, just to start out because we have plenty of sunshine and the temperatures will be comfortable throughout the late morning hours and we'll be looking at numbers throughout the afternoon, even milder. so plenty of sunshine and we'll need that. we've got those 30s this morning, but we are warmer than we were yesterday day at this time. so temperatures will slowly modify as we get through the week ahead. in terms of our overnight lows. so in san ramon today, 8:00, 43 degrees, 930 upper 40s, mid 50 at 11:00 and by noontime it is a comfortable 60 degrees. here's a look at live doppler seven. the system to the east allowing for offshore winds to develop throughout the day today

. >> el jueves, ramón huete, de 83 años, tenía otro semblante en su cara. se veía feliz.completos porque salimos juntos, mi amor, vamos a comer y me dice vamos! >> así que nos sentamos juntos y comenzamos a celebrar y le dije este día no se va a quitar de nuestra memoria. la verdad no, don ramón tiene cáncer de huesos y no podía bajar las escaleras. >> su esposa, guadalupe huete, que nos contactó para reportar la situación, me dice que finalmente su esposo podrá continuar su tratamiento de quimioterapia que perdió por la falta del elevador. >> Él está así por la mano de dios, sin citas de quimioterapia , prácticamente para vivir. >> nosotros le llevamos esta queja a la ciudad de san josé y mandaron a un inspector de cumplimiento de código para cerciorarse que el elevador se arreglara y para inspeccionar que estaba en aptas condiciones y los resultados se vieron. >> no sólo para la familia huete , sino para otros residentes con discapacidades que también se vieron afectados. fueron. una luz en las tinieblas porque. 361 familias han sido ayudadas. >> eso, eso fue lo que toc

well, oakland and san ramon in the upper 60's, same situation in the north bay, low 70's at the very with most of us in the sixties today. today is the coolest day of the rest of the forecast. if you love that cloudy, cool fall feel today is certainly one to enjoy tomorrow. going to be a little bit warmer and definitely on the breezy side as we see a change of pace happening for the rest of the week. highs for the rest of the week. do rise into the upper 70's to low 80's. our next best chances of rain after today will be a slim chance of showers on saturday. and then again on monday. as for your roads. but we've got out there this morning is over all some good conditions. we are not seeing any backups at the richmond center fell bridge despite crews still clearing up, unfortunately was a fatal accident involving a big ridge big rig. just this one vehicle involved as it did make contact with the toll plaza last night and then erupted into flames now, of course, this is taking a long time to clean up. and you can see there's quite a lot of traffic in both of those 2 lanes that are open

police in san ramon are no longer going to be the first to respond to mental health emergencies. kron 4 super reports. >> behavioral health calls are not going to be treated as medical emergencies with firefighters and paramedics arriving first on scene. >> for 2 years now, more than 200 firefighters, paramedics and dispatchers that the san ramon valley fire protection district have received prolonged training on the interactions and de-escalation techniques for encounters with people managing through a mental health crisis. >> and now firefighters and paramedics will be the first on scene to behavioral health cases rather than police, especially. >> calls that don't there's no threat of violence. minors, folks, the just potentially need somebody to talk to that we can come in and we can de-escalate and bring them back down to a level really getting more thorough assessment. find out what their medical needs are and then provide them with a patient care. in the past. firefighters and paramedics waited until police officers cleared scenes to evaluate the mental health emergency. >

ramon, ferreira and first, wendy.ording to the terrorism act, hamas is a proscribed terrorist organisation. terminology matters. it colours how we think and respond. the term militant is inadequate. it's a euphemism. it avoids the responsibility of calling out terrorism for what it is. it sidesteps atrocity. so in using the term militant, the bbc is not being impartial. hamas's charter states that the aim for the annihilation of the jewish people and to wipe israel off the map. the horrors of the past few days are not the actions of fighters or militants, but terrorists. terrorists who tried to maximize innocent civilian casualties. terrorists who've used rape as a weapon. terrorists who have kidnapped and massacred innocents. the response of the bbc is that you wish to remain impartial, have a calling someone by what they are is not taking side. it is merely the correct definition. asjournalists, you must understand the impact of your word choices. you should and must call hamas for what they really are — terrorists.

it's 48in san jose, 39 right now in san ramon. take that winter jacket with you. maybe even the scarf, because we do warm slowly as the morning goes on. it's a sunny day today, but temperature is just like yesterday. are pretty much limited into the 60s by about 4:00 pm. but it's a bright day today. it's chilly this morning, but we will warm into 63 for the city. 64 for oakland, 68 in san jose up to 65 in napa. we do have a fire weather watch that will go into effect over the weekend. gloria, we'll get into the details of that coming up in just a few minutes. >> all right, drew, thank you so much. and we'll start this morning with the urgent effort to find the man suspected in the deadly mass shooting in maine. as we speak, hundreds of law enforcement officers are involved in the search for robert cod. maine's governor now says 18 people are dead and some of those victims are being identif fillled. they include a youth bowling coach and members of a deaf cornhole club. a law enforcement source tells abc news that the suspect had affiliations at both the local bowl

we're at 45 in san ramon. good morning, fremont waking up to 48 degrees.i would take the heavier jacket with you. you'll probably keep it on for much of the morning future weather is showing you despite that sunshine and that cold front is really going to keep us from warming above average into the afternoon. we'll keep those temperatures mainly in the 60s, but we will have bright conditions. highs today below average. we have a cool morning, but leading to a bright afternoon. everybody's in the 60s for the most part from the coast to the bay shoreline to our warmest inland cities. here is the accuweather seven day forecast showing you we stay below average into the weekend. some chilly mornings, especially saturday morning. we'll watch sunday for some wins that turn gusty in our hills. but the week ahead for next week. halloween is looking great. hi, jobina. hi, drew. >> thank you. good morning, everybody. we're starting with the bay bridge. you have a very crowded look at the western span right now as people move into san francisco. that's because of a m

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we found these cute kids yesterday who took a break from the heat at the splash pad in san ramon.ere is jessica with what you can expect today. >> reporter: we are out here close to the marina green to kick off the first day of the airshow for fleet week, san francisco 2023. it is a great way to kick off the week. we have a heat advisory from oakland to the san mateo valley. into this afternoon, it will be a hot one. daytime highs close to the triple digits. that is egrees above average throughout the bay area. 92 this afternoon in oakland. 96 in concord. we might as well be hitting the triple digits. here is our daytime highs for this afternoon. 80s along the coast with this beautiful view. make sure you are dressing up properly and make sure you are hydrating properly. >>> check it out. how cool is this? so impactful. or chopper caught the blue angels taking off in perfect formation from oakland international yesterday afternoon as they practiced for today's big airshow. keep your eyes out for jet number four. that his hometown pilot lieutenant commander scott gotham who will be