. now at 11:00. this time the mics were cut off. >> thank you senator for describing the legal process. >> the audience can not hear you because your mikes are cut. the city of oakland hinged the budget on a multimillion coliseum sale. why a councilmember is sounding the alarm if that deal is on track. a group of residents sued the city saying they did not do enough to stop sex workers and johns from cruising through their neighborhoods >> prostitutes, pimps and customers take over our streets. >> reporter: why some say the city's plan is not enough. >> we are left captive in our homes at night it is officially the buster

posey era for the giants. vern glenn is all over if. . >> there was talk about releasing nibi into the wild. from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. hello, i'm sara donchey. is the city of oakland back where it all started? staring over the cliff into a major budget emergency? tonight, one councilperson says she is in the dark about if the city is about to make major cuts that could include closing fire stations and slashing the number of cops on the street. now, we have heard the song before. councilmember is raising concerns about the sale of the coliseum. she is worried the buyer, african american sports and entertainment group missed a critical deadline for a $15 million payment. that could trigger budget cuts in the city. >> i am incredibly frustrated that me, as a councilmember, have not been given information and transparency as to what the

process is. where is the monsny when do we anticipate it? -- money? when do we anticipate it? what happens since we have not gotten it on time? >> she has not gotten answers of which cuts will be made at the contingency budget. the office says the deal is on track and no contingencies were triggered that were not already in place. >> the head of the entertainment group says he has big plans for the coliseum >> so, we are really excited to project that to the public and make sure they know that as we sort of close the chapters within the stadium we open these new chapters with the foundation of the arena. >> so, that was a couple days ago. aaseg told us tonight it is negotiating with the city to make a larger lump sum payment

instead. tonight, voters saw what was probably the last debate before the november election. they moderated the showdown in new york city. minnesota governor tim walz faced off against ohio senator j.d. vance. they did not attack each other as much as they attacked each other's runningmates >> he promised you america, how easy it will be. i will build you a big beautiful wall you >> want to solve this problem but i don't think kamala harris harris does. >> the comment that got the most attention last month still loomed large tonight. >> in springfield, they are eating the dogs, the people that came in. they are eating the cats. >> j.d. vance first made that claim about haitian migrants in springfield, ohio that has been debunked. tonight, no mention of eating dogs or cats but the closest is when vance and walz

reportedly mentioned springfield, ohio. >> the consequences in springfield. >> walz brought up the community of springfield. he is worried about the things that i said. the people that i am worried about in springfield, ohio. >> springfield, ohio has a large number of haitian immigrant that have legal status >> senator, we have so much to get to. >> margaret, i think it is important. >> the exchange went on. at one point, both microphones were cut. >> applying for a green card and waiting for 10 years >> thank you, senator. >> that is illegal immigration, margaret. >> thank you, senator for describing the legal process. we have so much to get to, senator. we have so much. >> it has been on the books since 1990. >> thank you, gentleman. >> it has not been on the books since 1990. >> gentleman. the audience can not hear you because your mics are cut. >> vance brought up another trump comment from his debate with harris that got a lot of

attention. >> i have concepts of a plan. >> a lot of people criticized the concepts of a plan remark. >> at one point walz admitted about making a false statement during the 1989 protests. >> i tried to do the best i can. i have not been perfect. and i am a knucklehead at times >> groups of people here in the bay area spent their night keeping a close eye on the can daylights. we talked to voters at a watch party in san francisco. >> reporter: hundreds of people gathered here in san francisco's mission district to watch the vice presidential debate. the crowd was definitely left leaning and very lively but by the end of the night, many people told us they were actually pleasantly surprised at the debate. both candidates brought to the stage. >> reporter: janet came with a few of her friends and sat near the front. she told us she lives in san francisco but grew

up in a republican family. she said she was a little nervous for democrats coming into the debate but by the time it ended she felt pretty good about how things went. >> my initial reaction is j.d. advances very slick. i think he forgotten who he is running with. i think that the reason they kept saying they aligned with a lot of policies because that is what he thinks t is not the person he is running with. >> reporter: several moments sparked reaction from janet and the rest of the audience, nothing like the heated back and forth between vance and walz over immigration. >> cut them off. >> all right. >> the audience can not hear you because the mics are off. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: j.d. vance made it seem like the vice president who currently is kamala harris, runs the entire country. i think that is what he was trying to point out. i wonder if he think that is what his job is going to be? that is what made it seem like in here. >> reporter: while most people in the room were not fans of

senator vance, many told us they were happy to see a debate where, for the most part, the candidates followed the rules and were respectful to each other. >> it is impressive. that part was much better. and, vance disassociated from trump. you know. the reality is, he was able to be agreeable on a lot of these policies because it wasn't really trump's position. >> we have to talk weather. san francisco saw near record heat today. people living in bay view near bay shore. they had to stay outside in the heat all afternoon because they were evacuated after a gas leak. they were not allowed to go back home until after 8:00 p.m. the city used an sfmta bus as a makeshift cooling center for evacuees to get out of the heat. it was a hot one. i mean, it felt, i was in livermore

earlier today, obviously when it is this hot in san francisco it feels hotter. >> today was the hottest day in san francisco since september 6th of 2022. yes. not all that often. maybe the temperatures back off slightly. it will still be hot. that is why we remain under heat advisory and warning. take a look at the advisories still in effect across the bay area and filling in the map here with all of the warnings the orange shaded counties under heat advisories including bay area temperatures near 80 degrees tomorrow. in the pink and purple those are the heat warnings. that is where it will be dangerously hot. close to 90 again in san francisco, near 100 at the peninsula and temperatures farther inland getting into the triple digits and well into the triple digits as we head into tomorrow afternoon wrvment do we top out today as we look out live from san jose? well, in san jose up to 100 degrees, only the second time san jose

hit 100 in the month of october and record keeping goes back to 1893. 106 at the airport, downtown santa rosa got up to 102 degrees, record setting as well. all sorts of records falling across the bay area. tomorrow, 15-20 degrees af rogue around the bay. closer to 25 degrees above average farther inland. 104 in san jose will be the all-time record dating back to 1893. the heat risks, antioch, brentwood, in the high category today. extreme tomorrow. it backs off slightly on thursday. this is a heatwave that will have a long tail. the temperatures will be well above average through the weekend. air quality. still an issue. the same heat dome producing the record-setting temperatures, trapping urban pollution. so, for unhealthy for the sensitive groups for the east bay and the santa clara valley. i will have a look at the forecast coming up, sara. >> thank you for keeping track of all of that, paul, thank

you. temperatures rising in the middle east as iran launched an attack on israel today. more than 180 missiles rained over tel aviv. israel says there were no injuries. iran said it was in retaliation for the ground offensive and strikes on hezbollah that killed the group's leader. [ sirens ] >> okay, guys, we got to get off of the roof. they are coming downright next to us here. >> that was a cnn reporter going live at the moment the strikes were happening. israel's prime minister says iran will pay for its attack. people in one san francisco area say their street was taken over by prostitution and crime. >> from her bedroom window my daughter is watching women who are exposing themselves, standing in front of our house. >> why the latest plan to fix this problem is getting major

push back tonight. he was a fan favorite, now, he is back ushering in the posey era. >> there is a standard and expectation for being a san francisco giant. we are in the memory-making business. >> our vern glenn talks to the new face of the san francisco giants and why a beaver with a big online following is at the center of a major legal battle.

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turned into a kind of red light district. sex workers, johns, cruise cap street late at night and city leaders have been trying to crack down, last year the city installed new barricades to keep sex workers away and closed off sections of cap street. residents told us it only moved the problem to shotwell street. so, this summer, a group of residents banned together and sent the city a dear john letter in the form of a lawsuit. they accuse city leaders of failing to enforce laws against sex trafficking. we spoke to residents in august who staged a protest over the whole thing. >> one of the sex workers threatened one of our neighbors that they would call their pimps and, you know, just shoot all of us. >> i have so many friends that had to move out to protect their children, their families and their mental state. >> now, the sfmta has a new proposal to add dead end street closures to several

intersections on shotwell, at a city meeting today, a lot of residents lined up for public comment and some were not happy about that. >> we have businesses that are effected, customers are effected. i feel like we have been failed by our city. we are being left to be captive in our homes at night while the activity is happening, prosecutes, pimps, customers take over the streets, from her bedroom window my daughter is watching woman who are exposing themselves, standing in front of our house and getting into cars. we hear them fighting at all hours of the night. >> sfmta report says the city will use new public safety cameras and continue patrols with plain clothes officers to try to stop all of this. across the country, rescue workers are looking for survivors in the path of hurricane helene. working in knee-deep mud in northern carolina.

[indiscernible] this hit the building so hard it knocked it off of the foundation this is just one of images that shows you how powerful this was. crews are working around-the-clock to cleanup. >> reporter: covered with mud and debris. five days after helene tore through the region. our joint response efforts has and continue to be massive. >> reporter: the storm left behind scenes like this in western north carolina. doings and search crews search for those unaccounted for. >> no matter who or where you are in western north carolina, if you need help, we are working around-the-clock to reach you. >> we got gas at the bottom of the hill. >> drivers lined up outside of a gas station to refuel on tuesday. many streets and highways in the region

impassable. >> my daughter is still in marian and she is safe and stuff but can not get up the mountain. >> reporter: this video shows how high the water reached here. only leaving roof tops visible. pat harris lived in the area for six decades. >> this is devastation. devastation. it is the worst i have ever seen. and i am 80 years old. >> reporter: president biden is set to travel to the region on wednesday to get a firsthand look at the extent of the devastation. >> obviously just terrible stuff there. we wish the rescuers the best. >> the power of moving water. >> i know, devastating to see all of that and people losing everything, losing family members, the focus for us locally is the heat when it gets hot it is uncomfortable. it can be scary with fire threats >> yes. dangerously hot with the air temperature and then we have to worry about the impact that these unusually hot temperatures are having on the vegetation that is dry this time of the year. just getting cooked even further. we are in for another day of this tomorrow. look at the big picture pattern t. is, the heat

dome that is still locked in place. its position just off of the coast. that means the winds are part of the equation as well. it is not squeezing the atmosphere over the bay area. the off shore winds are light. just off to our south. monterey are under a red flag warning for tomorrow because the winds will be gusty there. it is that close of a call. we are talking about the heat dome. really gripping the area for the next several days, the peak of the grip will be for tomorrow, though. inland temperatures exceeding 100 degrees once again. not seeing a hint of fog around san francisco. that will be the case for the next several nights. temperatures beginning to back down. everybody else is in the 70s. most of us will end up in the 60s by early tomorrow morning. i will show you the specific numbers on our map in a moment. i want to show you the forecast models representation of the low models tomorrow with the color palette. what you will

see here a lot of yellow and orange for the valley. most of the bay area population lives below 800 feet in elevation. you see the red shaded spots that go to the higher elevations. the temperatures will not drop nearly as much. a thermal belt that develops the temperatures are cooling off near ground level. cooling from the upper levels of the atmosphere. in between, they are warm. right now, the temperatures are still in the 80s, the 90s, they will drop to the 70s and the 80s by early tomorrow morning. no relief from the heat in that thermal belt between 800 and 2,000 feet in elevation. while in the valleys, around the bay area, most of the population lives, our temperatures are going to end up in the 60s. some relief from the heat that built up today even if our temperatures tomorrow morning are going to be a good 5-10 degrees above average. 15 degrees above average. temperatures close to 70 in san jose to begin the day tomorrow. the temperatures in antioch, brentwood, temperatures in the lower to

middle 50s for a few spots. they will be few and far between. even the traditional cooler spots in the valley, dipping down to the 50s. the heat builds once again. how hot will it be? just stupid hot by tomorrow afternoon. up to 105 degrees for average bases for the north bay. temperatures not as hot. upper 80s. close to 20 degrees above normal. redwood city, fremont, 105, 110 in the east bay. mentioned earlier, 104. the all-time october record for san jose dating back to 1893. another day of extreme heat and it is dangerous not only for people but also for our pets. we have an adoptable dog in the dog walking forecast for tomorrow. this is gemma, adoptable from lily's legacy. temperatures will be close to 100 degrees tomorrow afternoon. that is dangerously hot. get your dogs out early in the day or put it off until after sunset. even then it is going

to be exception alley warm as we -- exceptionally warm. let's look at the forecast, the peak of the heat arriving for tomorrow. the temperatures inland, still going to be above 100 on average bases on thursday and staying in the 90s. we don't see relief from the heat for inland parts until thursday and friday of next week. that is a long way down-the-line even if we do slowly back down a little bit. the temperatures around the bay. backing down, remaining above normal through the weekend. closer to normal by tuesday next week. slightly earlier arrival by normal temperatures getting closer to the coast. the coastal temperatures, close to 80 tomorrow. then, back down into the 60s for one day on friday. just barely. a bump in the temperatures for the 70s for the coast by saturday and sunday and then close to normal by monday and tuesday of next week. we will track the near record highs throughout the day tomorrow, vern? >> all right, straight ahead in

sports, baseball playoffs have dropped. and, we got up close with a man entrusted to get the giants to october baseball, again. buster posey, next

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. uc players do all kinds of -- you see players doing all kinds of stuff after their playing time is over. this is a cool story. >> what a day for the georgia born guys, jimmy carter turns 100 and then buster posey takes over the lone franchise that he played for. came up a catcher but it was, as if gerald buster posey was on the mound today delivering strikes as the giants new president of baseball operations. the three-time world series champ says it isto get back to post season. >> if you have that, you are doing your moment. >> i have. it has been an

interesting last couple of days. >> your head has got to be spinning >> spinning but a good feeling. >> buster posey played it an easy decision for giants ownership. >> when somebody like buster asks for the ball you give it to them. >> excited to be part of the team again. san francisco giants organization is all i have ever known. >> reporter: he wants to get the organization back to being a world series. >> there is a standard for being a san francisco giant. it is ultimately entertainment. >> only one person that needed convincing. >> i want to thank christian posey for agreeing to this. >> yes. >> will reality set in? christian and the kids come up. not now, i got to see if this kid from double-a richmond will move over. >> obviously my family will still be top priority for me. but i know my own personality and i know that i just can't go into something halfheartedly. so i know i will

be all in with this. >> reporter: posey agreed to a 3-year contract and confirmed bob melvin will return as manager. >> if i ever made contact with bob when i was playing i did not think he liked me. >> i admittedly didn't. i did not make eye contact with him because he was making my life difficult. >> so, i am happy that we are going to get to share some more endearing glances, i guess. [ laughter ] >> it is fair to say, giants alumni days will hit different with buster in charge >> has your phone been blowing up? some guys saying i want to help. i just saw pat buhrl. >> i got messages to get caught up on. >> here is a message. catch up with the padres in the west. it got loud at pet copark. nl wild round hosted the braves, tatis, jr, his first playoff swing in

four years, first inning, two-run blast opening the scoring, san diego shutout atlanta 4-0 for best of 3. the mets also beat the brewers today. how about the american league? the tigers did not fool around with the astros. tigers matt verling in the second. found a hole, drove in a run. by then, 3-0. tigers win the game 3-1 for a series lead. also, the royals shutout baltimore, 1-0 in that series opener. college news and notes. conzaga in the west coast conference, 1979, leaving for the new pac-12 in 2026. all sports but football. the zags don't have a football program but have one of the biggest brands in college basketball. the bull dogs played 25 straight ncaa tournaments and 9 consecutive sweet 16s. the west

coast conference, sara, will not be the same. but still, we got usf, st. mary's and santa clara all going for it without the zags in the mix. >> all right, vern, thank you very much. this case has all of the makings of a flashy legal drama with emergency hearings and a governor getting involved and it all has to do with a beaver.

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nine months old. >> all feathers. >> one baby. >> and don't forget mu dang, she is so popular, she has a makeup line. and now there is a nibi the beaver, she is involved in legal drama getting attention of lawmakers of all things. the 2-year-old spent almost her entire life at a wildlife rescue. found on the side of the road when she was just a few days old. she has a pretty big social media following and now, the rescue is fighting to keep her as an education alan malrather than release her. workers say they don't think she would thrive in the wild but state wildlife officials did not agree and ordered her to be released today. but a judge intervened and said no one is moving her until there is a full hearing. yeah. >> okay. >> a full hearing. state representative and even the governor have something to say about this. >> i don't see the harm in allowing the beeftory stay there. there are people that

are concerned including the owner of new house that she will not survive in the wild. >> there was talk about releasing her into the wild. and, i heard about that and i said no, we will pause on that and evaluate what is best for nibi. >> what is best for the beaver. >> yeah, a lot of high-ranking officials getting involved in the well being of the wildlife >> yes. i guess >> too bad there is not in oregon. >> true. >> oregon state beavers. oh! >> stick by stick. >> a big campaign. >> the release is on hold after lawmakers reached out to the state. there is a court hearing set for friday. >> is she required to be there? >> i don't know. >> probably not >> tax dollars at work. >> yes. the accommodations would be interesting. >> yes. would be. >> thank you for watching, the late show with stephen colbert is next. see you tomorrow

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