reaching out, detective trapp called the anaheim police department. of tattoos. they have one. descriptions of tattoos collected from anyone they encounter. and what do you know? there was a match. but her name was not jodi. it was jarrae. tran five she was 21 years old. >> she had been contacted the year prior and anaheim on beach boulevard. >> reporter: beach boulevard? suddenly detective trapp's case took on a new complex him. >> if you want to buy drugs, beach boulevard is where you come. if you are looking for a girl, beach boulevard is where you come. a lot of them came from stable families who happen to run into the wrong guy who somehow got him into the job. the pants are really good about breaking down the women. and getting control of them. >> reporter: making them a prime target the predators. >> a lot of predators, will start with prostitutes. because they think that people will miss them. >> somebody does. >> yes. somebody does. somebody did. >> reporter: like jarrae's mother, the records revealed, lived in a tiny town in oklahoma. that tattoo on jarrae's neck, thi

sandra, quien tiene una fianza de 150.000 $, podrÍa enfrentar hasta 12 aÑos en prisiÓn en anaheim. mayor a 50.000 $. con esta nueva norma, newsom pretende abordar el problema creciente de robos en tiendas minoristas en donde turbas irrumpen en los locales llevÁndose todo lo que puedan. el papa francisco se metiÓ hoy de lleno en la campaÑa electoral de estados unidos con crÍticas a kamala harris por el aborto y a donald trump por su posiciÓn sobre la inmigraciÓn indocumentada. el pontÍfice asegurÓ que los catÓlicos, a la hora de votar tendrÁn que elegir entre el menor de los males. cristina londoÑo informa. >> un anÁlisis controversial y para muchos, inesperado, sobre la polÍtica estadounidense. sÍ debe ser el mal menor. deben escoger entre el menor de dos males. quiÉn es? dijo el papa francisco atacando tanto a kamala harris como a donald trump. >> ambos son contra la vida. sÍ. acuerdo que habÍa inmigrantes. sÍ. acuerdo que uccide i bambini. eso no contra la vista. >> se refiriÓ a la postura de harris a favor del aborto. >> one does not have to abandon their faith. >> uno no tiene

se vuelven polÉmicas las imÁgenes de la detenciÓn de una mujer hispana en un parque de disney, en anaheimar ayÚdame le parte el alma a cualquier persona. me gustarÍa comprarles su boleto para que vayan a disney. cambiamos el tema, la explosiÓn de una baterÍa de litio una casa de una familia hispana recorre a esta hora las redes sociales cuando la pareja dormÍa con su hijo de 3 aÑos, su cortadora de grama se prendiÓ en llamas generando una peligrosanube de humo en el garaje de esta vivienda. en casa hay unas cosas que tenemos, que sin saberlo podrÍan tener este efecto, telÉfonos mÓviles, juguetes, ordenadores, drones, estÁ por todas partes, incluso hasta los libros infantiles. borja: muchas personas piensan que porque tengas el dispositivo apagado no pasa nada, en este caso que verÁn a continuaciÓn, la mÁquina estaba completamente apagada, andrea leÓn tiene su testimonio y las recomendaciones de seguridad. >> todavÍa estamos un poco como en shock. andrea: es lo que cuenta sofÍa castro despuÉs de un incendio baterÍa de litio en el garaje de su casa, mÁs un process que la podadora que generÓ

una bebÉ de tres aÑos muriÓ por calor tras permanecer dentro de esta camioneta en anaheim, californiade tres aÑos muriÓ por asfixia del calor el domingo. >> fue una niÑa de cuatro aÑos quien muriÓ por calor. tambiÉn dentro de un auto en arizona. el jueves fueron dos bebÉs en oklahoma cuando la temperatura exterior era de 90 grados, porque en esos cinco minutos se puede calentar demasiado ese vehÍculo. >> si estÁ a 90 grados afuera, puede subir 30 grados mÁs adentro. >> segÚn organizaciones, cada aÑo en estados unidos mueren en promedio 40 niÑos dentro de autos calientes. es un deceso cada nueve dÍas porque me pasÓ a mÍ. >> y yo no soy una madre negligente. >> stephanie perdiÓ a su pequeÑita hazel en 2010 por hipertermia en la parte trasera de su camioneta en un triste accidente. y hoy intenta que otros padres no pasen por lo mismo. >> estos niÑos, tristemente, no tienen la fuerza como un adolescente o un adulto. verdad que para quitarse el cinturÓn y pedir auxilio o ayuda? la recomendaciÓn para padres es crear un hÁbito para siempre abrir la puerta trasera. >> nunca dejar a niÑos solo

watch out for some smoke about 18 anaheim, 78 degrees in los angeles and about 68 in ventura into the high country, you'll find some sunshine and very comfortable. 75 degrees south lake tahoe. 77 in truckee. guys, back to you. >> thank you. some scheduled to attend a private fundraiser in woodside tonight. several of his supporters are lined up along woodside road, hoping to get a glimpse of the former president as he rolls by kron four's. rob nesbitt has been posted up there all afternoon on this assignment. he joins us live with the latest. good evening. rupp. >> grant and justine. the supporters have already cleared out. they were here for several hours from flags lined the road behind me with those trump supporters. but they cleared out after they heard the president already made it to his fundraising event. those supporters, they were hoping to get a glimpse of trump's motorcade driving by here. but that never happened. the former president taking a different route from the airport to a private fundraising event at the home of tom siebel. tom siebel, a distant cousin of governor

a 3-year-old died in anaheim, california while inside a hot car with her mother, also found unconscious in the vehicle. >> our thanks to dana with that report. nbc meteorologist ryan hanihan tracking the latest that to watch plus the new tropical system in the gulf could become a hurricane. we're watching that as it moves towards texas and louisiana. >> that's exactly right, richard. that's the big story here, this tropical system in the gulf of mexico. it's still fairly disorganized right now. you can see here this area of red and pink off the coast of mexico to the south of texas that is what we're watching that is expected to become a tropical storm or a hurricane in the coming days. right now it's about 320 miles to the south-southeast or to the mouth of the rio grande. winds 50 miles per hour. it's moving slowly, only about 5 miles per hour. it is expected to accelerate as it comes to the north. this is the expected track. you can see here by wednesday morning at 7:00 a.m., it's just to the south of houston and gale-force winds. winds of 80 miles per hour. the cone stretches from h

it may be in anaheim or maybe in seattle, but he's willing to take the chance. that's the latest live here in oakland, suzanne phan abc seven news. all right, suzanne, by the way, that share you heard, i think was when we got the second to last out. >> right. so one more out and that's it. that's it. w in the column. >> yeah. mason miller their closers on the mound. he throws 104 miles an hour. and i'm looking at the monitor just above us. and we'll see what happens here. but i'm just wondering suzanne, the overall vibe that you got out there today because it was described last night by one person as a game with playoff intensity and a funeral at the same time. >> oh, without a doubt. boy, there are people here who came in full of sadness. i mean, they were just not happy about the way that things ended. and a lot of them wereus. we had a lot of folks kind of spew off trying to tell us what they wanted us to relay on their behalf, and then there are people who are just here happy to support the a's one more time. they came in their best wearing their beads, wear

a 3-year-old died in anaheim, california while inside a hot car with her mother. also found unconscious in the vehicle. >> back here in the fire zone, officials say they are lining crews on all sides of the flames because they just don't know where it will spread next. >>> a potential make or break moment in this presidential race now just 48 hours away with new polling showing a dead heat and the debate stage now set as our team gets an inside look at how former president trump and vice president harris are preparing for their first ever face off. aaron gillcrist reports from battleground pennsylvania. >> reporter: kamala harris taking a break, going for a walk with her husband late today. >> you ready? >> ready. >> reporter: harris hunkered down in pittsburgh for prep, also emerging briefly on saturday to visit a spice shop and hinting at how she plans to handle her opponent. >> look, it's time to turn the page on the divisiveness. it's time to bring our country together. >> reporter: sources tell nbc news she began running mock debates on thursday, complete wit

however, charles of the shows is woking as setting line as all eyes are on a you put in anaheim, i'd be a friend that may have or that the attack. if i go, i have good relations with vladimir zalinski at the same time. it is absolutely clear for me that these things must be investigated. i'm glad that our prosecutor general and law enforcement have made such progress. we insist that nothing be concealed. we will do our best to see to it that those who did it are punished. so according to german, nordstrom investigators previous official narrative, it was ukraine that blew up the gas pipeline for germany's economic engine. remember, it was supposedly just a random group of you for any and military dudes who went on a vendor and came up with the whole idea and who were told worked with a mysterious diving instructor identified still only as vladimir z, another ukrainian, apparently, based in warsaw while he was shown in the newspapers with his diving here on the recently turned up dead with bullet wounds, that was all in the papers too recently. so there you go, guys, case closed. but

and i just feel lucky that anaheim the government, in the room en gauging the israelies -- engaging therking with the team for a cease-fire because that's what's needed most of off none of us can be satisfied. >> do you their that there's a hypocrisy? >> i'm sure it's the consequences of everything we. do it's why president biden in the general assembly or talked about the importance of the cease-fire. >> we heard the president speak on sudan which is now the largest humanitarian crisis on the planet. familiar minute has taken hold in the darfur region. >> access has been blocked by some of the militia force. what more can they do? they're providing record levels of age. should we be all of the above. it is really important to say that question not humane aid our way out of the kind of w widespread famine. u.s.a. is investing hundreds of millions of dollars in commodities, but many of those trucks were sitting in those check points. >> that's a matter of political will. it's a matter do these self interested generals who clearly care more about themselves and their country, are they wil

we felt it in santa monica, down to anaheim near disneyland. no injuries, no significant damage, it comes after a very active summer for earthquakes, last month there was a 4.4 magnitude earthquake, just a reminder we're in active earthquake area and to be prepared, kate, as well. thankfully no injuries. >> morgan chesky. liz kreutz, thank you. >>> more breaking news, the aftermath of hurricane francine the storm has since been downgraded to a tropical depression now, but it made landfall as a category 2 hurricane in southern louisiana last night, communities along the coast were hit the hardest with heavy rain even 100 mile per hour winds, dozens of people had to be rescued. this played out on live television. our affiliate in new orleans captured the moment. >> that guy right there breaking that window. feet of water right there. pickup truck that's submerged -- the person coming out of the window. good samaritan there. >> good samaritan helping the driver saving him from a submerged truck. both were able to get out safely we're told. at this

. >> or he may travel and maybe check out work in anaheim or seattle. we're live in oakland tonight. suzanne phan abc seven news. >> we wish him and all the other coliseum workers well. thanks, suzanne. >> okay. no worries. >> nice weather here, but the rest of the country, we can't say that. >> not at all. category four hurricane heading into the florida area. meteorologist sandhya patel is tracking that tonight. sandhya? yeah. >> dan and ama. a very dangerous situation unfolding. it is now even stronger. packing stronger winds. as you take a look at a live picture. right now, this is showing you the flooding conditions, the winds blowing things around. it is closing in on the big bend area. category four hurricane. it has been racing 140 mile an hour winds. now moving north northeast at 24 miles an hour. it's about 65 miles west of cedar key, florid. so far, wind gusts have been reported as high as 73 miles an hour. looking at a closer view of live doppler seven and you can see some very heavy bands are beginning to move in across cross city. cedar ke

they open in anaheim on september 26th. well, there's t minus nine days until the premiere of the new season of saturday night live and i can't wait. and this year, it's extra special as the show is celebrating its 50th season. the first five celebrity lineups are out season, starting with jean smart from hacks and designing women, joined by musical guest jelly roll. other great pair ups include ariana grande, stevie nicks, michael keaton and you hear billie eilish there, along with former snl writer john mulaney and a rising pop star, chappell roan. the season premieres september 28th right here on nbc bay area. you can watch it live at 830. that's always great for the early birds. then there's that encore at 1130. i remember having to wait for it all the time and it's so great, but now you can watch it. everything all right. nice lineup. yeah. nice lineup. and we've had a nice lineup weather wise this week as well. yeah it's been pretty good for most of the bay area. i was hoping for a little bit more rain yesterday. it's

he says he may go down to anaheim. he may go up to seattle. he says he's just going to go with it. so that's the latest live here. we'll send it right back to you. >> that's all you can do, suzanne. thanks. and we have more in-depth coverage of the a's end of an era. you can find it on our website, abc7 news.com, including the full version of larry's now viral response to a's owner, john fisher's goodbye letter to fans. reggie was reporting on it. all the other outlets are reporting on it. who didn't report on it? it touched a nerve with so many. >> i don't know. barstool sports had it at like 2.6 million views, so it resonated, that's for sure. all right. we'll continue talking about the a's. but there's other news to discuss here. hurricane helene storm rapidly intensifying as it heads toward florida. the latest on its expected landfall, climate extremes and the impact on our water supply. >> state water officials giving us a look at the challenges and possible solutions. >> and back in service, a commuter train in san francisco running again after the system's first major rebuil

sharks are hosting the anaheim ducks tonight in a preseason game.neighborhood game is billed as a way to connect with the community and it follows a larger effort this month to meet with fans in various bay area cities. tonight's game includes lower cost tickets and another chance for fans to engage with players. the team's season opener takes place october 10th at sap against saint louis. some people, they want to be inside there to cool off because it is going to be warmer out there. yes, trying to find some air conditioning today and it's going to be nice and cool to start, but heating up quickly and we still have the heat advisory in effect for contra costa and alameda counties for today. one last day before it will be cooler in our forecast, even though much of the rest of the bay area will see temperatures just as hot as we'll see in those two counties in palo alto 64 right now, and it's 63 in dublin and san francisco, it's a clear 61 and 67 in san jose. and then heading over to livermore. take a look at the trend going from already 75 degrees

comes as 40,000 solar leaders are gathering to discuss the industry's future at a conference down in anaheim so let's go with sean gallagher to the nine. we welcome him. he is the senior vice president of policy for cea. sean, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thanks very much for having me. all right. so your organization found that the first half of 2024 has been the best period in manufacturing growth in american history. >> break down what this means for consumers who may be considering solar. >> it's great news for consumers since the federal inflation reduction act passed two years ago, we've increased the size of the solar manufacturing industry here in the us by four times. so we're bringing the manufacturing back to the us. it's creating jobs all over the country, and it's making lower prices for customers. >> so more people are now getting solar. so it's now more affordable. because i remember some years ago, because not that many people had it, it was more expensive to get solar installed in your home right? >> that's right. solar prices have been coming down consi

host: that was steve in anaheim, california. here is that clip of former president donald trump talking about immigration during a rally earlier this week. [video clip] >> for every new yorker being terrorized by this wave of migrant crime, and i have been talking about migrant crime for five years, i said if you let them in, it will be hell. they are vicious, violent criminals being led into our country. they are people that their countries who are very smart, they don't want them. that is why all over the world a lot of people coming from jails out of the congo in africa. where do you come from? the congo. where in the congo? we come from jail. what did you do? we will not tell you. they are coming from the congo, africa or the middle east, all over the world, asia. a lot of them are coming from asia. and what is happening to our country is we are destroying the fabric of life in our country, and we are not going to take it any longer and you have to get rid of these people. give me a shot. you will have a safe new york within

host: that was steve in anaheim, california.ere is that clip of former president donald trump talking about immigration during a rally earlier this week. [video clip] >> for every new yorker being terrorized by this wave of migrant crime, and i have been talking about migrant crime for five years, i said if you let them in, it will be hell. they are vicious, violent criminals being led into our country. they are people that their countries who are very smart, they don't want them. that is why all over the world a lot of people coming from jails out of the congo in africa. where do you come from? the congo. where in the congo? we come from jail. what did you do? we will not tell you. they are coming from the congo, africa or the middle east, all over the world, asia. a lot of them are coming from asia. and what is happening to our country is we are destroying the fabric of life in our country, and we are not going to take it any longer and you have to get rid of these people. give me a shot. you will have a safe new york within t

then los angeles, anaheim, most of southern california have air quality alerts through tonight. that's thanks to the wild fires still burning there. lot of off shore flow put it over the mountains. still, you're going to have that hazy stuff in the air if you are sensitive to it. >> george: smart phone tech coming up. teachers taking on smart phones in school. frustrations and reality. we'll be right back. t the power. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost some weight. ozempic® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take ozempic® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop ozempic® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in