yeah, as if this guy bautista, who makes fun of trump, actually fights real people. he does, you know, and he makes fun of makeup and he wears like 4 or 5 necklaces at a time. so give me a break. sandra, what are your thoughts on this? i don't have the same opinion about it. i defer to charlie. i mean, know this. how do you pronounce his name? batiste or batiste? that's correct. i think that's correct. but the idea that they're going to try to smear donald trump as being some kind of wimp is just proof that assassination photo lives rent free in their heads, and they will do anything they can to try to erase that picture. the new york times literally erased the picture. yeah, because everybody looks at donald trump and they think he is the toughest son of a gun that has ever gotten into politics. and so this guy, he's it's ridiculous. yeah. you were a wwe wrestler also along with him right after you did max in great britain. i'm glad you did your research on this one. look, it's pretty clear this guy has skeletons in his closet because he's guaranteeing he's trying t

bautista agut will face denis shapovalov in the second round on thursday.ogressed safely with a 7—6, 6—1win over alejandro tabilo of chile. the russian can strengthen his grip on an atp finals spot with a strong showing this week. he faces the winner of thursday's clash between american sixth seed ben shelton and three time grand slam champion stan wawrinka. some sad news to bring you now. the two—time world's strongest man, geoff capes, has died at the age of 75. capes was also the british shot put record holder, setting a distance of 21m 68 in 1980. he was also a three time olympian and won gold twice in the shot at both the commonwealth games and the european indoor championships. and the mind games have begun between oleksandr usyk and tyson fury ahead of their eagerly anticipated rematch later this year. the pairfaced the media in london on wednesday, with usyk dressed as video game character hit man, asking fury to sign a picture of his victory from their undisputed heavyweight championship bout in february. they meet again on the 21st of december in

ktvu mark sayer has this story from san juan bautista in san juan. >> bautista is most famous for its mission, first established in 1797 as the 15th mission in what is present day california with a quaint downtown. the town was not only a magnet for tourists, but also from those closer to home in the bay area looking for an easy getaway and a nice meal. kate carlson from gilroy used to come here regularly. >> it was just a lot of little cute little shops. the whole town. everybody was friendly. it was nice to come and we all loved mexican food and it was always good here. >> but shock waves went through this community when the second generation owner of donna esther's, a mainstay restaurant here for 42 years, first announced it was closing at the end of this month. the owner says the rise of san benito county, where san juan bautista is located, has created a commuter culture and the foot traffic is just not what it used to be. >> weekends were always packed, a lot of tourism. >> joshua cousins used to work at the restaurant and is now a realtor in the area. >> people drive, you know,

immigras into.sas children like bautista, to work and live without fear of. they're known as dreamers. >> it really opened all doors forally, you know, work in thist country, exercise a profession in this country, i. iftoo aauste unimaginablels the ft of appealr existence. representativeitectsd stnglel standing, this case likely go to the supremeourt. it's not the fst time opponents have sought to overtu the latest efforts happened during the last trump administration. she fears for the dreamers. they're in limbo. >> we've got mds and they're in limbo. we have a doctor shortage and we've got young people who graduate from medical school facing, you know, possible deportation if trhiis . >> congresswoman lofgren and congressman jimmy panetta stood with a group of daca advocates g policy. the representatives are calling on their colleagues congress to rerm to create perma protections for the benefit of dreamers >> we are here to let dreer tps recipients, farm workers a their families we will we will not give up fighting to ensureee white us no matter who's in c

bautista?the idea that they will smear donald trump is just proof that assassination photo lives rent free in their heads. they will do anything they can to try to erase that picture. "the new york times" literally raised to the picture because everyone looks at donald trump and thinks he is the toughest son of a gun that is ever gonna do politics. it is ridiculous. >> you are a wwe wrestler also after you did "maxim." the one i'm glad you did your research on this. it's pretty clear this guy has skeletons in his closet. he's trying to guarantee future work by never offering a controversial opinion. but he did was basically a gift to the miserable lives right now who need a male figure to say it is okay to vote for kamala. everything he said merits a "so?" it was silly. ed was tromped arrangement. my guess is there is something going on. he is a good actor. >> there are weight categories in wrestling and boxing. do they have high categories? >> i was in the fun size wrestling. you could buy me

>> ken: jose bautista's three-run home run sending the blue jays to the lcs.ened on october 14. don't be surprised of something quite memorable happens today. >> kevin: kenny, that was great. it's amazing that all that happen on this day in history print anything in particular stand out to you with an unbelievable list? >> alex: what a great piece by kenny. well done. for me, it was jack buck with the call of ozzie smith. "go crazy, folks! go crazy! the home run by the wizard." i remember it like yesterday. >> derek: i was too young. i don't remember it. goes to show you how great the sport of baseball ask when there's so many lasting memories made in october. this is the time to watch. hopefully other memories made today. >> alex: it's a first time i've seen a video like this that poppies not in it. >> david: i can never forget about the bat flip from bautista. that was invaluable. to be on so many of those, you remember where you were. that great call. it's great stuff. ken, we appreciate it. what do we have brewing here? david ortiz knows what a e-cig alert

después habló ante una congregación en la iglesia bautista misionera nuevo nacimiento antes de dirigirsen puede verificar si ya está registrado y si no logra inscribirse este lunes, entonces tendrá que ir en persona a la oficina de registro de su condado. atentos porque el próximo sábado 26 de octubre se abrirán los primeros centros de votación para quienes quieran ejercer el sufragio en persona. recuerde, las elecciones son el 5 de noviembre y ese día las urnas abrirán a las 07:00 hasta las 20:00 de la noche. aquí, en su noticiero, tendremos cobertura completa de esa jornada. por baby. geary old. ojos abiertos a estas imágenes que muestran el rescate de un perro de las crecidas de las aguas en la ciudad de roswell. nuevo méxico. la guardia nacional de nuevo méxico, junto con otros organismos locales, continuaron este domingo las operaciones de búsqueda y rescate tras las lluvias que rompieron récord y que produjeron graves inundaciones. aunque este perro fue rescatado con éxito, 2 personas han muerto como consecuencia de inundaciones repentinas. por otra parte, el puerto de santa cruz e

he went on to win in three sets and will now face roberto bautista—agut in the semi—finals later.purs and west ham. we will have updates throughout the rest of the afternoon. it's just over two weeks until voters head to the polls in the us election, where democratic hopeful kamala harris has been looking to increase her popularity with a key group of the electorate. according to recent polling, black men are failing to support ms harris in the way they did joe biden at the last election. it's an issue for her campaign which could have a real impact in places like georgia, the key swing state with the largest population of black voters, from where our north america correspondent nada tawfik reports. georgia is one of the biggest prizes of this election, and the way to wind this swing state mayjust be through savannah and this largely democratic coastal county. in 2020, an increase in voter turnout here propelled joe biden over the line to his narrow victory in the peach state. with election day now in focus, though, kamala harris may her good vibes campaign hasn't reversed a worry

cristina bautista visited the mobile voting centers. first stop at the low post office. >>the state-of-the-art 29 foot trailer will travel to 7 different locations throughout yolo county. the yolo county's elections office tells us that the uses traveling polling location to reach those voters in rural communities. and first stop was yellow. >>with a population of less than 300 residents. you'll voters tell us the traveling polling location has made voting easy and convenient. so easy. some walk to cast their a pretty lazy guy. if i can physically walk across the street like a couple blocks. >>it down just to like. you know what i'm about to do that historically, rural communities have lacked resources and infrastructure, which impacts voting access in those communities. >>this is why the yolo county's elections office tells us the traveling mobile center is pivotal for communities like hill. >>so we really want to get the townships that and more of the rural area that would be left out and we didn't bring the services to them and that their doorstep. and that's exactly

one place really becoming very popular for bay area transplants is san juan bautista in san benito county, south of gilroy. but the growth is also seeing unintended consequences. the second generation owner of dona esther's had planned to close tomorrow after 42 years in business. the owner blames the growth in the county for creating a commuter culture and less foot traffic. >> people drive, you know, 2 or 3 hours, one way just for work. they hit it two times a day. and you know, whether that's just money or time spent on a vehicle. yeah, they don't seem to come out as much for tourism or just eating out in general. >> however, the restaurant owner told ktvu she's had a change of heart. rather than closing, the business will reopen next month with a limited menu and a business model that's more in tune with the current realities of a changing region. >> antioch police say they're trying to fight back against a growing trend of vehicle thefts in that city. the police department says it recovered more than 90 stolen cars in less than three weeks to start october, and says it arrested multi

. >> god, i'm not sure dave bautista's good at golf. >> seth: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i can't see him rippingt maybe not with any aim at all. >> just in the wrong direction. yeah. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] yeah. and now, you mentioned earlier this week, there's a good chance we're getting another spider-man movie. >> yes. >> seth: that's really exciting. [ cheers and applause ] that must be very exciting. i imagine that's not something you go into lightly. it's gotta be -- it's all gotta look right. everything must have to feel right in order to do it. >> yeah. it's been -- it's been a really interesting process. you know, i -- i got cast as spider-man nearly a decade ago. >> seth: crazy. >> and it changed my life for the better. and i will forever be grateful to marvel and sony. but i was under this contract. you know, i had this six-picture deal, and -- and really i had to just show up to work, stand where i was told, and -- and read the lines. and now, as that's over, it means that i have this choice to make, of, like, should i come back, should i not come back? and because i got t

leonila bautista, elvis's mother, planned to drive back home to mendocino county three hours away after picking her son up by 930. no one was left in the parking lot. >> i forgot nosotros vamos la policia. >> that's when we called police and filed a report. but as of now, we don't know anything. >> michelle's mother, shayla, says her daughter deals with anxiety and suffered a panic attack before the dance. she says michelle lied to her about going to the dance with elvis. >> cuando me dijo también viene el. >> i gave her a talking to. i didn't talk to her too strongly. i just told her that it wasn't okay. you have to tell me things because i have to know. you don't have to hide anything from me. >> both moms noticed. both teens turned their cell phones off. the alameda county sheriff's office is now investigating their disappearance. both moms say they're feeling the same desperation and angst. >> ellen de niro, they didn't bring money. they didn't bring anything. where are they sleeping? it's been three days. three nights. where are they sleeping? cold. she's in a dress. she's a young

local officials gather for the ribbon cutting ceremony and reporter cristina bautista has more on hows new flood gate will protect thousands of properties and residents. >>for decades, smith canal residents have been forced to have flood insurance at a very high rates. this smith canal gate project that i'm currently standing on will impact more than 8,500 properties, saving them thousands per year. and they can see those changes as early as 2025. smith can now get project has been in the works for 10 years. the costs 96 million dollars that came from both state and local funding. there are a couple reclamation districts that work in this area and individually they didn't have the capacity to do a project like this on their own. >>so they asked the san joaquin area flood control agency for help. this is the first project of its kind west of the mississippi in 2007, the flood management agency mapped out stockton residents at high risk of flooding. the only way to avoid mandatory high-cost blood insurance is to provide a project that will allow a minimum of 100 years of flood protectio

the sacramento today reporter cristina bautista has a look at this blueprints for aging.nd we are failing our some of our hardest working americans who gave us so much of their life by not saying to them, we don't wait until you're so bill. you have to go to the hospital. >>u.s. health and human services secretary. javier, say that i came to sacramento to discuss the health care needs seniors need in california. this plan focuses on today's older adults, but also offers a blueprint for the entire life span of those aging. >>the california is at the forefront of pushing this about aging and making sure we have a plan of action. a road map for all california. so we move forward. well all the way through the last stages of our life. >>it's projected that by 2030, there will be 10.3 million californians over 60 making up. 25 1% of the state's population has this shift in demographics. calls for the state to meet the needs of older adults. california's a long way to go. and it's really nice to see that we have an administration that is so focused on improving the lives of our

reporter cristina bautista spoke to business owners about how they're dealing as the economy continues to fluctuate. >>today i spoke to businesses in the oak park area that all working in navigating through local state of the economy differently. while some businesses are thriving, are others are adjusting in some are even choosing to close their doors? i think we're in a number of u.s. small business, especially takes a financially. that is even if you plan for it is a owner of clear shot a million. a man has decided to close or store in. run your business online. she mentioned that following the vandalism, her business back in august. they face challenges and had to tap into their savings. it's a normal thing for small business. but >>it's never easy. and it does often closed down small business. >>we had a issue there when we we would always get more walk-ins than what we can handle. world-class batres opened its stores during the pandemic. and while they tell us its first year was tough, they have recently opened its second location, world-class styles, which will offer an extensio

reporter cristina bautista spoke to the store manager about the loss and what it will mean for the community. >>it said, i mean, it's the last it's the last independent arts towards sacramento and that breaks a lot of hard university are one school of art supplies is now decorated with the closing storm banner and 40% off signs. >>we are store located at the corner of 26th n j street has changed names and owners since 1957, for the past. 26 years. it has been known as university art, but it will now close its stores after the current owners have decided to sell the property. they're also more recharge and they just want to retire. they're ready to retire. they're kind of done. christine raaf, who has worked at the our store for 24 years says this will be a great loss for the our community. we knew it would eventually happen. you know, now it's here and everybody's really sad. i'm going to miss so many of my customers. the store's loyal customers told us they did not know where they would go now for their art supplies been a part of my life. my entire i'm just going everything about it with p

cristina bautista reports from sacramento state with a look at the new resource for students. >>sacramento state this week launched their ace out loud as we wrap up death awareness month. we spoke to staff and students that tell us that this law allows him to build a community that they previously lacked. i faced challenges because i feel isolated or tere's a sense of. difficulty in terms of how i communicate with other people or where i belong here at the lab. >>i really do belong in this space through translator. marisa shared that she feels like she belongs in the space. there's because a lot allows her to use her most comfortable language. the point here is that as soon as you walk into this space, we use a visual spatial way of communicating and for me as a deaf person. >>when i have to rely on people who don't do that, who only spoken language or expect me to lip read, it's really difficult. the space is used by many students that are learning american sign language. and marisa says it's humbling to see others face the challenges she faces every day outside the asl but i