harry byrd, of course, you know, owned the winchester store.you don't really see a lot of that these days. newspaper owners acting in a political context. but that's the world that we live in, the newspaper business was not really the source of byrd's financial success. the real apple of his life was the apple business. so as a 19 year old, byrd started working to harvest the apple orchards, orchards and winchester. so during apple season, he lived in a truck that was like a house on wheels, a vehicle that carried the spray rig and the tools. so by 1911, he was able to save up enough capital to buy a plot of land on hawthorne drive in winchester for an orchard farm. so byrd grew 16 different varieties of apples, which i find fascinating. so some of these names maybe you've heard of, maybe some of these are gone. but here are some of the names of the varieties that he grew. ben davies album old pippins grimes golden's stamens yorkshire's wine snaps wealthy and smoke houses. so, you know, we've talked about the newspaper business. we talked about

>> winchester mystery house. you know, the very first time i visited it, i was sort of surprised at how close to civilization it was. yeah, right. you picture it out on a field, you know, out in the middle of nowhere. but no, it's right close to us. and it's such a fascinating piece of architectural history to see how they designed it. and yes, the story around it is amazing. and the reason that we talked about it last year was because obviously they made the winchester movie and shot a lot of it. there >> so much good stuff. thank you so much, simone. this is fantastic. abc7's creepy bay area show. check it out on streaming and of course, you can get our live newscasts breaking news weather anytime with our abc7 bay area. >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. the israeli military operation underway right now expanding its ground law enforcement sources telling abc news they have found a suicide note addressed to his son. explosions lighting up the night sky as the israeli military sends armored vehic

a crash is reported behind the building, so we can't see that reporting on winchester.be a factor still. looks like the speed sensors are again changing, so i hope we have lanes open. two lanes were closed involving a vehicle that turned over. so far the rest of the bay, typical build up for the san mateo bridge and the bay bridge is backed up. >>> the house is open for business. the new house speaker and the president both calling for compromise. plus -- >> i am bob redell and we are taking to alcatraz island which is celebrating a milestone. 50 years as a tourist attraction. stay with us. you'reatching "today in the w at cretors, we handcraft every batch of our delicious popcorn. like our cretors cheese and caramel mix. great on their own, even better together. try cretors, handcrafted small-batch popcorn. >>> good thursday morning. the time is 6:43. let's get a look at napa and what to expect. it's a cold morning as you step out the door. we are still in the low 40s at 8:00. and at noon, in the 60s. we will see more weather like this into the weekend. we will talk mo

yet again we head back to winchester. where general winfield scott hancock was charged with compelling mosby to surrender. even before lincoln's assassination hancock had forwarded to mosby copies of that exchange of letters between grant and lee. had offered the rangers the same terms that had been offered to everyone else. but the possibility of assassins escaping through the valley had heightened hancock sense of urgency. not just where mosby was concerned but for any and all on paroled rebels. hancock now instructed his provost marshals to include information that had not been included on those parole passes that were printed at appomattox. even at lynchburg and farmville. now you can see this parole pass looks much different than that that was given out at appomattox now in addition to to the the name the regiment and company now there's a physical description. the age the height complexion hair color eye color all of this was to be included. perhaps this information would be helpful in confirming paroles. or more om

the winchester mystery house in san jose legend has it. daughter-in-law of oliver winchester who started a rifle company, both the house to allude to all the ghosts of the people who have fallen victim to the winchester rifle. the mansion is said to have 200 rooms and 2000 doors trap doors and spy holes. the house is designed to confuse with staircases that lead to nowhere. number 2 on that list. alcatraz island, some believe that the former prison is full of restless spirits from prisoners who were sometimes left for weeks without light sound or human contact. many visitors claim to feel strange. coldness walking around the area. and finally, number 3, still like a golden gate park. it is a beautiful place during the day, but some say when the sun goes down still becomes a walking ground for a lady in white asking where her children are after they drowned in that lake. now, that's just a legend. we can't confirm that. let's talk about the weather now. here is a live look at san francisco's. transamerica. pyramid of the sun shining beautif

number one on that list, the winchester mystery house in san jose.course. >> the legend says the daughter-in-law of all over winchester restarted retina rifle the house too. lieu the coast of the people who fallen victim to the winchester the mansion is said to have 200 rooms and 2000 doors. >> trap doors and spy holes. the house is designed to confuse with staircases that. know where >> you can do it. books on tape that are number 2 on the list. how can some people believe the former president's full of restless spirits from prisoners who are sometimes left for weeks without light sounders human contact. is that the way you read to your kids? it's scary. many visitors claim strange coldness while walking around alcatraz. >> finally, number 3, stow lake could golden gate park. yeah, it's a beautiful place during the day, but some say when the sun goes down, stew lake becomes waukee ground for a lady in white. >> asking where her children are. drowned in that like it's just a legend. okay. we confirm that. yeah. that's >> this is dark stuff. but we're

there were so many demonstrators that at one point, police had to shut down a section of winchester boulevard francisco, emotions ran just as high at a pro-israeli rally.>> more than a week after the terrorist attack on israel, hundreds came together to support israel make sure people pay attention to what is happening there.>> i don't think any murder of innocent babies and grandmothers should be celebrating. there is no justification of the murder of all those innocent people.>> in san jose, hundreds lined for their support of the palestinian people. >> we are protesting against israel and the aid to israel to fund a genocide against the palestinian citizens in gaza.>> demonstrators focused their focus on the hostages taken by hamas. >> ultimate goal is to get them home but is also to be proactive and not allow these things to happen and for the world to realize what israel is doing with >> at one point, there were so many protesters, police briefly shut down winchester boulevard.>> we deserve to protect ourselves.>> despite such opposing views on the violence taking place right now, demons

regarding the murder of khomikova, look, this winchester is from his husband’s computer, please take says, he got out of the elevator, began to open the door, into the corridor, well , where the apartments open, and immediately received a jet of gas from a canister in the face, then i threw it on him. package, they began to choke him, well, because of the pain and surprise , he could not resist, did not remember the face of the attacker, he was saved by the fact that the neighbors began to come out, scared the attacker, luckily the hamsters remained alive, there were some witnesses, the same neighbors, the concierge, no leads, there was no concierge that day, but two grandmothers work there in shifts, one on that i got sick for a day and didn’t go to work, well, in such situations, the front door was demagnetized, there were no video cameras, they only collected money for them, so what about the neighbors who were scared off by a gift? didn't see anything, or what? they say they didn’t see anything, and then, when they saw the barely alive hamyakov, it was too late to run, they immed

the winchester mystery house in san jose legend has it. the daughter-in-law of a lover winchester who started a rifle company, both the house to elude the ghosts of all the people who had fallen victim to the winchester rifle, the mansion, the center of 200 rooms and 2000 doors trap doors and spy holes. the house is designed to confuse staircases that lead to nowhere. number 2 on that list. alcatraz island, some believe the former prison is full of restless spirits from prisoners who are sometimes left for weeks without light sound or human contact. many visitors claim to feel strange. coldness walking around the area. and finally, number 3, stow lake golden gate park. it's a great, beautiful place during the day, but some say when the sun goes down, still lake becomes a walking ground for a lady and white. asking where her children are after they drowned in that lake. now, that's just a legend. we can't confirm that. that will be all from us here at kron. 4 news in the newsroom. thank you for joining us here at noon. i'm ella sogomonian.

this is northbound to 84 winchester boulevard.re down to around nine miles per hour in this spot. gloria, all right. >> thank you so much, jobina. as you wake up this morning, we want to get you updated on the mass shooting in maine. so here is what we know this morning. abc news sources now say at least 16 people died in the shooting. dozens more are injured in the town of lewiston, that town and surrounding areas are under a shelter in place order right now as law enforcement continues a mass search to find a person of interest. that person is believed to be armed and dangerous. abc news spoke with a ten year old who was grazed by a bullet but managed to escape the attack with her mother. >> when i turned around, i saw the shooter right behind me. he had just come in the door. i don't know if that was just a warning shot or if he actually shot somebody with that one. shocking. >> get something that you think would never happen. i never thought i'd grow up and get a bullet in my leg. why? like, why do people do this? and again, t

the winchester mystery house hosting what they're calling and unhinged house warming. they're inviting people to walk through a haunting immersive mansion, explore their new halloween museum and shop some spooky merchandise. here's what beave visitors can expect. >> unhinged house warming. the story is that it's 1923. and a hollywood couple just bought the house and they're opening it for the very first time with a beautiful house warming. certain things go wrong. once those tours start pretty scary things happen in >> well, there you go for it. a good send to see more of their halloween events that are planned. you can visit winchester mystery house dot com. >> still ahead here, president biden awarding 7 billion dollars in funding for hydrogen fuel. what those production plans look like here in the bay area. >> and we continue our coverage on the israel hamas war. tonight we hear from south bay residents. families are in gaza. >> but first, crime in oakland is up specifically car burglaries and thefts. what's the city doing about it? we've got more on the plans from

in san jose, the palestinian youth movement is inviting supporters to gather at the corner of winchester and stevens creek boulevard starting at 1:00 p.m. both groups say they just want the violence to end. >>> the u.s. is sending more navy ships to the middle east. this is file video of the "u.s. dwight d. eisenhower." the ship and the carrier strike group includes a guided missile cruiser. guided missile destroyers, and nine aircraft squadron. >>> as many people are still trying to find a way out of israel, some may have been pushing to enter the country. among them, a ceo of a bay area company. she is israeli-american and a ceo of the company hello park. it has 60 employees working in israel. when hamas terrorists attacked israel, she took the first flight she could to tel aviv where she is now. her team members who had to take cover for 30 hours in a bomb shelter. others have been drafted and sent off to fight, and still others have lost loved ones. >> the streets are pretty much empty. it feels like war. everybody is scared. nobody is going out. the reality is, none of us is okay. e

focusing on the famous heiress, sarah winchester. this is the 2019 thriller that stars another oscar winner, and actor winston duke. it is partially filmed on the boardwalk there in santa cruz. it follows a family attacked by masked strangers. if you're in the mood for a throwback, you might want to check out "invasion of the body snatchers" which centers around a detective looking into why humans are being replaced by alien duplicates and the remake is filmed entirely in san francisco. for our final recommendation, you may want to channel both your halloween -- yeah, this is "the nightmare before christmas" directed by tim burton. 30 years ago, it's been that long? it was shot entirely in san francisco using puppets and doesn't everyone just love a good old puppet, especially the haunted ones. >> i think i like puppets better than clowns. >> we always say that for california, "the nightmare before christmas" is one of our favorite holiday movies. >> it's kind of in the middle. >> in the stores, they have the summer before christmas

are not spooky. 70s in the forecast throughout the bay area from the santa clara valley where the winchesterystery house is, up into san francisco where there is lots of festivities going on tonight. daytime highs today are mild. we are sitting about five to 10 degrees above average to wrap up the last day of october. beautiful conditions. mostly clear skies and to add to that we see light winds which is better than two days ago. into the north bay we go, upper 70s near petaluma. daytime highs to die -- daytime highs today , we will cool to the upper 60s and across the bay. cooler along the coastline. throughout the bay we will turn to the upper 50s and lower 60s around 8:00. keep that in mind for the kiddos who are starting to tire. if you want them to gather the candy for the family later tonight and tomorrow, maybe bring an extra jacket and some layers so you are not dealing with chilly temperatures. i want to show you the next seven days because we have big changes . starting with the bay. throughout the inland areas. throughout the next seven days we will be sitting in the 70s until we

and on that list is our very own winchester mystery house in san jose.t's reported as the most disturbed building construction project in history with sarah winchester designing the home to keep vengeful spirits away. other locations listed are the san manly hotel and estes park, colorado, and the saint augustine lighthouse in florida, among many others. i just went to the mystery house for my first time. i have never gone. it's really it's very unusual. i mean, there are staircases to nowhere. there are window shows on the ceiling and there are doors that you open up to nowhere as well. got to go. i know. it's fascinating. and to think that she was that concerned about the spirits, that she kept this construction going. frank for 30 something years. and it's still there. it's still there. preserved anyway, you should check it out. it's definitely worth seeing. all right. plastic pollution. we know it's a global problem and it's not getting better with time. how us researchers are working to solve this global issue we made it! bmo has arrived. hello? you

hey, stephanie, have you been to the winchester mystery house up? we left you. i haven't. be a scary time. but you guys, we have a great show coming up today on live in the bay. >> we have a great musical guest. so much fun. we're just getting ready over here. stay with us. live in the bay will start in 2 minutes. so we have one. >> welcome in to live in the bay, everyone. we have a great show today. coming up, it's time to elevate your frequency. doctor is sharing her secrets to take the leap and attract your best life. and the paradise of napa valley is just a short drive away. we get a look at the thing to do for the whole family in the wine region. >> then liv golf championship is happening this weekend. we've been waiting for all season, right? we have the details of what teams to watch out and what fans can expect. >> plus, local singer-songwriter jared harper will join us in studio will chat his careers where you can catch him next. and we'll get a live performance here in studio. his latest single picture. >> there's so much happening today on bison. the bank.

so if you want to head out to the winchester mystery house, well, it's going to be a nice warm one forthis afternoon. so let's take a quick look at the next seven days and mild for us today. and we're going to continue to hold on tight to the 70s. once we head into this weekend, that's the best chance of 60s in the forecast for our inland areas with a light chance of showers heading into saturday and sunday. as that area of low pressure starts to sweep its way in from offshore. i will say this. as we take a look at the models and it looks like mostly tracking to the north of us so if anyone is going to see showers, it's definitely going to be the north bay and then slowly works its way down to the south. as for the friends along the bay area, well, we're talking about 60s as soon as saturday into sunday. and that's how we're going to be kicking off next week. >>> over to the traffic report now. altamont pass and your drive time is now 53 minutes if you are heading into the city. might not seem scary to you since you might be used to the commute. but keep on tracking. to the east bay, t

. >> northbound north of south winchester boulevard. so definitely see things backed up along 2.88 could take 85 a one on one. even san carlos to try to navigate around that. they bridge right now about 19 minutes heading into the city this morning. no accidents or hazards there. 26 minutes. almost 30 traveling along the san mateo bridge will keep a close eye on things. there. just know traffic is building richards overfill bridge about 12. and if you are over the east bay you're taking it a silly down to 37. just shy of 36 minutes. all right. it was back to you. >> thank you. reyna 7.17, is the time and for your money this morning, domino's is giving a million dollars in free pizza to customers facing student loan repayments and the majority of americans feel behind when it comes to saving for emergencies. right there in that camp. jane king live, the nasdaq with these stories and more. hi, jane james and never feels like we have enough saved to. and in fact, this year, only 19% of families said they were able to increase their emergen

. >> winchester?, what would make read craig heidt even consider putting a shock into his family? what could've driven him? >> the state would call to the stand craig sister-in-law, robbyn. for the first time, she would reveal the full story behind what, until now, had only been rich grist for the effingham county rumor mill. >> state your name for the record please. >> robin heidt. >> all eyes were glued to the witness box the day that robin heidt took the stand. jurors had already heard from the prosecutor about an inappropriate relationship between craig and robin. and now, they were gonna hear from robin herself. about what exactly had been going on in the family behind closed doors. and between brother and sister by marriage. >> are you married? >> no sir. i'm widowed. >> and who are you married to? >> i was married to carey heidt. >> how long were you married? >> 13 years. >> robbyn told the jurors about her life with carey. >> we had a very good, very prosperous living. yes, sir. >> did you eve

north 280 right at winchester boulevard.s well as the center divide. >>> well, this morning, childrenfighting critical illness are waking up in hospital beds next to family members who are no doubt exhausted emotionally, financially, physically. for these families the stress of saving their own child is unimaginable. as we see over and over in thebay area people are building bridges to connect communities and help others. people like the jefferson award winner that sharon chin is about to introduce you to this morning. >> reporter: when brad and christy cole's daughters graduated from college, she looked for a way to serve others. >> i came for training and it was a perfect fit for me. >> reporter: it opened a door for them both. >> she wanted me to tag along and i think we love doing stuff together. >> lotion. >> yes. >> wipes. >> yes. >> reporter: christy and brad volunteer with "there with care." the nonprofit, which began in colorado, gives families free support from financial help to basic necessities as they care for c

he was dragged, he couldn't escape, he was looking for an opportunity to escape because winchester is also in his hand, he is targeting them from a close distance and our dear martyr will be martyred. he was a sacrifice for islam. he was a sacrifice for the revolution . he was not old. he was busy. he was serving. from his interest in the mosque and sports to his patience, the spirit that ali showed since childhood in our story, he was very patient, if we told him something, for example, even unjustly, for example, he was patient . he was extremely quiet. he was not jealous, he was very calm and listened to the words of elders, especially ourselves academically, he was always exemplary and with excellent grades, the first anniversary of the security martyr of engineer ali nazari will be held at 9:00 am on the 4th of aban at jamia malair mosque. mohammad khabarari sed and radio is known to you, dear and respected viewers. goodbye to the international section of the morning program. hello khabarar we are accompanying my colleague, mr. shinei, mr. shinei, good morning. hello, i am at you

the winchester mystery house also unique in san jose offering a limited time haunted night attractionunhinged house warming for the last 2 weeks of october. guests can take part in an immersive walk-through. the house in the dark, creepy may's like layout is hiding all kinds of spooky surprises. school ticket started like that guy the last night to catch the experience is halloween night. okay. done with that guy. now. scared about at a lake it was not my cup of tea. >> that's it for kron. 4 news at ken and vicki are here. we've got more for comfort news, i as if reality isn't place is haunted. you know? i do know that you need all the extra right, you know, are nighttime. thanks to well. thank you. grant tonight at 6, oakland mayor sheng thao giving her first state of the city address. >> in addition to tackling crime, she says she also wants to bring businesses back to the town. what she has planned, including bringing cheaper, more secure parking to downtown on weekends. and we continue to follow the latest from the middle east after hundreds of people were killed at a gaza hospita

female recorded voice: winchester. do not cross the tracks when the lights are flashing. tanner: my love for space and science came from my grandfather. -(speaks spanish) -hello there. -how you doing? -how are you, amigo? good to see you. tanner: he worked for pg&e, and he always had nasa stuff around. and so to play a part in his legacy and where we're going in the future, um, it's a pretty big deal for me. so, we've got some pictures with history here. my dad was? a helicopter gunner. vietnam. wow. he was lucky he came back alive. yeah, i'm lucky he came back alive. oh, he had to. yeah. then i wouldn't be here. oh no. (laughs) so, that was what it's all about. is that a piece of the space station? yeah. were they are surprised to have a... hardworking latino that knew what he was doing or what? yeah. i worked for nasa and most of the work that i did was parts for the space station. the stuff that connects with engineering and space, that's what i've got from you. like, i always knew, pop-- i always knew from when i was too old to be in camp that i wanted to be a teacher

the game broadcast featured a number of bay landmarks, including the winchester mystery house santana and the dumbarton bridge. and that's a notable departure from the majority of these television broadcast, which of continue to show scenic shots of san francisco, which, of course, is 40 miles from santa clara and the forty-niners a play there for almost a decade now. so these broadcasts are finally getting on board. i know that's making a lot of bay area fans happy grant noel. yes, south bay getting some love. thank you, kate. speaking of the dumbarton bridge, part of it will be closed for repaving will tell you the detour you'll need to take. >> and governor newsom signing legislation to create a statewide fentanyl task lawmakers hope this will help the crisis. but first, an east bay pilot program to try and bay pilot program to try and help stop car with nurtec odt, i can treat a migraine when it strikes and prevent migraine attacks, all in one. don't take if allergic to nurtec. allergic reactions can occur, even days after using. most common side effects were nausea, indigestion,

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. >> yeah, but went to >> yeah, but you went to winchester where our winchester college where our primet, as you say, you were were the grand. grand were you were the grand. grand child immigrants. clearly child of immigrants. but clearly that that work ethic, that drive was there to you to do well was there to push you to do well and get a education. and to get a great education. your parents, my parents education everything was education was everything i was going well matter what. going to do well no matter what. and drove lorries for and my dad drove lorries for a living. >> cleaned people's >> my mum cleaned people's houses there was in the houses there was no books in the houses there was no books in the house all. the closest we got house at all. the closest we got to a book was a tabloid racing pages. and my mum and pages. and i loved my mum and dad bits, by the way, but dad to bits, by the way, but they wanted better for us, so they wanted better for us, so they did encourage me and my sister to work hard school . sister to work hard at school. they gave us that basis. they wer

ocurrió en el centro veterinario sur, ubicado en el bulevar winchester.n a punto de ser operados hasta el momento no se ha revelado cuál fue la sustancia que provocó el incidente, ni el lugar en que se originó. pasemos ahora walnut creek, donde esta mañana se reportó un robo masivo. fue en una tienda louis button en el que habrían participado al menos 15 personas. el local está ubicado en la plaza broadway y de acuerdo a las autoridades para realizar el robo, los sospechosos estrellaron una camioneta contra la fachada y así pudieron entrar. y tras la llegada de la policía habrían escapado en varios autos hasta el momento se desconoce a cuánto ascienden las pérdidas. hablemos de la policía de oakland que dice que está intensificando sus estrategias contra los robos de autos. stephanie magallón nos dice qué es lo que están haciendo exactamente para prevenirlo. >> este 2023, los robos de autos se han disparado en oakland. según cifras de la ciudad, ha habido 40% más atracos que el año pasado, provocando la frustración de los conductores y de las compañías. d

remember s they shot down cruise missiles and drones, carney probably went full winchester, that load out you have tomahawk cruise missiles and other things. destroyer not like pulling into a gas station and refueling, they need to be resupplied. >> lucas tomlinson thank you. >> we'll head to joey, at the big board. >> we're back to touch screen, and images that israeli defense force put out today, i saw these on twitter, they put them out to world, they are trying to explain what they mean, what they say hamas is using human shields and playing a war propaganda, this is the first image, if you get in here, circle a red box. and yellow. that red box is a dug in hole hamas is firing either rockets or indirect fire mortars from. if you look just across the street, across the street, you see this labeled big, whole building here, there is a u.n. building, if israel has technology. and we have this, if you are getting indirect fire, bombs that go up and come down, you can see where they are coming from, you can fire back at them and get and fire right to this hole. if israel drops a bomb

this was near stevens creek and winchester, organized by palestinian youth movement. demonstrators say they want the violence to end. >> we are here for peace. we want peace for the civilians. we ask united states to give us the peace in gaza, to help the people, the kids. they don't have electricity, don't have water, don't have food. they don't have anything right now. >> rally goers are also demanding u.s. stop giving israel more than $3 billion in aid every year, almost all of which goes to their military. >>> there were rallies around the world. here is the scene from ontario canada on parliament hill. in sydney, a flag laid out in support of civilians living in gaza during the conflict. we will continue to follow the developments out of the middle east on air, streaming on the cbs news app and kpix.com where you can find live updates. >>> tensions on capitol hill are rising as congress remains paralyzed by fight to elect a new house speaker. >>> niners suffered their first defeat on the field but the game may not be the only thing they lost. we explain in the re

then they marched down winchester boulevard, waving palestinian flags and chanting a free palestine fromo go. there will be innocent people dying. and that's what that's the thing that sucks about war. now, these bay area protesters are worried that food, water and medicine are not reaching civilians in gaza. the hospitals there are overwhelmed with patients and they're running out of supplies. meantime the jewish community relations council says it's deeply disturbed by some of the graffiti seen in san francisco after saturday's pro-palestinian rally. the organization posted photos on social media showing anti-jewish messages spray painted on windows along market street. the jewish community relations council says it's been in touch with city leaders and they've reported the vandalism to san francisco police. firefighters in livermore are trying to determine the cause of a fire that destroyed three abandoned buildings. now the fire started at home. street and concannon boulevard at about 515 last night in livermore. a huge plume plume of black smoke. you could see could be seen from the

this was near stevens creek and winchester organized by palestinian youth movement. demonstrators say they just want the violence to end. >> we are out here for peace. we want peace for the civilians. we ask united states to give us peace in gaza, help the people, help the kids. they don't have electricity, don't have water, food. they don't have anything. >> rally goers are demanding u.s. to stop giving israel more than $3 billion in aid every year almost all of which goes to their military. there were rallies from around the world. this is ontario canada and sydney australia. we will continue to follow the latest developments out of the middle east on air, streaming on cbs news app and kpix.com where you can find live updates. >>> it's so heart breaking to see some of the images and hear what everyone is going through regardless of what side you are on or supporting. just the fact that there are civilians struggling with finding a safe place to be. >> food, water, power. look at the power situation and babies on incubators, this is like a death sentence. 50,000 wom

they then marched down winchester boulevard, waving palestinian flags and chanting for a free palestinego. these vital walls have got to go. there will be innocent people dying. and that's what that's the thing that sucks about war. these local protesters are concerned that food, water and medicine are not reaching civilians. in gaza, hospital. they're overwhelmed with patients and running out of supplies. the jewish community relations council says it's deeply disturbed by some of the graffiti seen in san francisco after saturday's pro-palestinian rally. the organization posted photos on social media of anti-semitic messages spray painted on windows along market street. the jewish community relations council says it's been in touch with city leaders and has reported the vandalism to the san francisco police department. 836 here. about two hours from now, we expect the state's attorney general to announce some new police oversight in vallejo, attorney general rob bonta said a news conference for a major development in the police reform initiative. a source tells ktvu ag bonta will annou

. >> this halloween, the winchester mystery house in san jose is offering a limited time haunted nightn. it's called. >> unhinged house warming for the last 2 weeks of october, which is pretty much now you can take part in an immersive walk through the house in the dark. they've got a creepy may's layout and there i mean, that's just how the house is. it's it's mysterious. all your long not just for halloween, but in this case, the special deal is tickets are 65 bucks in the last night to do this whole experience is on halloween night. this for the serious halloween people really like yeah. scariest home yeah. so while people who like love halloween licenses favorite. yeah. i like to be scared. now i put the children were not afraid fly through haunted houses. >> i put the children in front of heinz is and how did that with my wife your ship? like i'm helping you get through this faster and i just get behind push ensure this day she >> then we have the fog and that adds to long as just keep your eyes on the road. if you're scared of the fog, then you're fine. haunted houses. different

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this is near stevens creek in winchester in san jose, organized by the palestinian youth movement. demonstrators say they just want the violence to end. >> we are here for peace. we are here to save the kids in gaza. we are not a part of hamas, we are palestinian. we are from palestine, we are here to defend palestine. >> rally goers are demanding to stop giving israel more than $3 billion in aid every year, almost all of which goes to their military. >>> the israeli military says hamas is holding more than 150 hostages. a family believes their missing family member is being held hostage. 19-year-old roshel is in the defense forces, stationed in southern israel near the gaza border. i talked to her aunt on the family's effort to find her. >> the last time we heard from ronnie was in a text message she sent to her mom at 9:27 a.m. the attacks started at 6:30 a.m. and she texted her mom don't worry, mom, i'm okay. don't worry about me. i love you with three hearts. her mom texted her back saying i love you, baby girl, sweetheart. be safe. and this is the last time we heard from her.

the winchester mystery house in san jose is offering a limited time haunted night attraction called unhingedse warming for the last 2 weeks of october. guests can take part in an immersive walk-through. the house during night. the go through wilds dark. the house is creeping may's like layout is hiding all kind of spooky surprises tickets start at $65. and the last night to catch this experience will be on halloween night. up next, rapper e 40 being honored in his hometown. details after the break. >> the city of les is organizing a ceremony to honor rapper e 40. the ceremony will happen this saturday at the intersection of magazine street and del sur. >> that is when the city will unveil 40's honorary street sign and give them a key to the city. the ceremony starts at 10 on saturday morning magazine street will be closed for more with the hollywood during the event. and this year marks the 30th anniversary of the 40's first studio album. and now to the east bay where a high school teacher in concord is one of 5 california teachers of the year. ignacio valley high school engineering teacher

so if you are heading out to the winchester mystery house or doing any fun festivities out there.ons for the evening and cooling down in the spooky evening hours tonight. by saturday into sunday as the light showers start moving in, that's when we can see temperatures drop town in the 60s at least for the inland areas, 60s in the forecast around the corner in the bay as soon as saturday heading into sunday. that's how we kick off next week too. update you on the spooky cool forecast. the big story for us today though. at least we have clear skies in time for all the trick-or-treaters to get out there and really, really enjoy the evening hours tonight. nicole? >>> all right, thank you, jess. over to your traffic report now. super commuters, your drive time well it just keeps on getting spookier for you. it's starting to feel like a normal morning now. drive time is now 45 minutes heading into the city. we have another report of a crash in fremont. there's an accident involving two cars blocking the number one lane and some debris in the others. this is in the northbound direction.

protests was first rallied at san jose's santana row, then marched down winchester boulevard, wavingalestinian flags and chanting for a free palestine. for palestine to mexico. palestine to mexico. border walls have got to go border walls have got to go. there will be innocent people dying. and that's what that's the thing that sucks about war. these local protesters are concerned that food, water and medicine are not reaching civilians in gaza. hospitals there are overwhelmed with patients and running out of supplies. the jewish community relations council says it is deeply disturbed by some of the graffiti seen in san francisco after saturday's pro-palestinian rally. the organization posted photos on social media showing anti-semitic messages spray painted on windows along market street. the jewish community relations council says it's been in touch with city leaders and has reported the vandalism to the san francisco police department. happening today, a meeting to address what some call a growing crisis. the city of oakland is coming off a particularly violent weekend in which a

or winchester . then at harrow. or winchester.oxford , when he walks into the oxford, when he walks into the houses of parliament, he feels no imposter syndrome , only the no imposter syndrome, only the feeling that he is home. he is exactly where he should be. he doesn't struggle to make his voice heard , no hesitation to voice heard, no hesitation to steal a well made pint and call it his own . on the other side of it his own. on the other side of the country , a girl is growing the country, a girl is growing up on a council estate in poverty . she taught that women poverty. she taught that women do certain things and men do others to put everyone else first. overlook looked undervalued and underestimated . undervalued and underestimated. she will never walk in the corridors of westminster . it is corridors of westminster. it is not the place for her. only that's not what happens . she that's not what happens. she joins a union. she learns the power of workers coming together to fight for more. power of workers coming together t

rishi sunak went to winchester college and i hear on.inciester college and i hear on. rishi sunak went to winci went college and i hear on. rishi sunak went to winci went to .lege and i hear on. rishi sunak went to winci went to oxford. d i hear on. rishi sunak went to winci went to oxford. d i h ar you. i went to oxford. and i mean , you know, i hear you. i mean, you know, i hear you. i mean, you know, i hear you. i mean, you know , you didn't have mean, you know, you didn't have those privileges. >> but. >> no, but. >> no, but. >> is this party today >> no, but. >> aspiration? s party today >> no, but. >> aspiration? is3arty today >> no, but. >> aspiration? is itrty today >> no, but. >> aspiration? is it about ay about aspiration? is it about small business? is it about enterprise? because i can't see it. >> so i tell you what i think it's about . >> so i tell you what i think it's about. and i think rishi is beginning to cut through on this, that he will make the difficult decisions long term decisions that that people will see that h

rishi sunak gift to winchester college would have funded such places .yes, that is what the money tends to go for. unless it was for some new i don't know. i was one of those children, by the way. >> one those children. >> one of those children. >> one of those children. >> but it's time for our next debate. >> indeed. up next, the >> indeed. up next, it's the angry armstrong. and he's angry alex armstrong. and he's asking, is it game over for scottish indie pendence? take it away, alex. >> yes , yes. it's been a murky >> yes, yes. it's been a murky few weeks for the pond of the snp up north. and you know, it's not looking great for scottish independence either. now humza yousaf , the first minister yousaf, the first minister himself is down to —7% in the opinion polls of his personal approval ratings and the snp is losing ground to unionist parties such as the labour and conservative party . so without conservative party. so without any big fish, without any sturgeons or salmon's can the snp carry the torch for independence? well, i don't think so. just

rishi sunak went to winchester college and i hear on.inciester college and i hear on. rishi sunak went to winci went college and i hear on. rishi sunak went to winci went to .lege and i hear on. rishi sunak went to winci went to oxford. d i hear on. rishi sunak went to winci went to oxford. d i h ar you. i went to oxford. and i mean , you know, i hear you. i mean, you know, i hear you. i mean, you know, i hear you. i mean, you know , you didn't have mean, you know, you didn't have those privileges. >> but. >> no, but. >> no, but. >> is this party today >> no, but. >> aspiration? s party today >> no, but. >> aspiration? is3arty today >> no, but. >> aspiration? is itrty today >> no, but. >> aspiration? is it about ay about aspiration? is it about small business? is it about enterprise? because i can't see it. >> so i tell you what i think it's about . >> so i tell you what i think it's about. and i think rishi is beginning to cut through on this, that he will make the difficult decisions long term decisions that that people will see that h

. >> after the war, they settled in winchester, a small town north of boston. >> almost every single here, they're all world war ii veterans of one kind or another. >> the whole block, really? >> 100%. interesting, no officers. these were all 100% enlisted, and they had their own opinions of officers too. >> including your parents, right? >> oh, yeah. >> during high school, he was recruited to play ice hockey at princeton university, and decided to join the reserve officers training corps, or rotc. after graduating he went on to become a paratrooper and serve in special forces. he did one combat tour in iraq and three in afghanistan. >> raise your right hand. >> this past may, he returned to princeton to commission the graduating rotc class. >> congratulations to every one of you. >> and took a particular interest. >> all right, cadets. >> in a few of the young officers whose language skills are currently in high demand. >> i speak chinese, sir. >> chinese is really, really important to us. anybody else speak chinese? whoa! one, two, three, four, five. if you speak chinese, if you do