bill johnson believes cal fire got it right. >> you know, there are 21 fires, cal fire said pg&e caused didn' other one and so i think we should have more confidence in their ao determine things. >> state senator jerry hill isn't so sure especially since cal fire seems to cast doubt on its findings. >> it is outrageous that they've dug in their heels and said we're not going do that. >> he says cal fire should think twice before they point the finger and refuses to reconsider. >> we're going to push him on it and we'll get a letter going and we'll just really force this because when you don't blame the right people, you don't hold the right people accountable and responsible for this, that's not justice. >> cal fire should just start from scratch. >> there's a big problem. this is the biggest problem i've seen. the tubbs fire isn't someone's burned chicken coop. a lot of people suffered a lot in this fire and they deserved a good fire report. >> whatever cal fire january, a san francisco jury is set to decide what role, if any, pg&e played in the fire. jaxon vand derbeken, bay area news

medi-cal shortfall is the difference between medicare -- medi-cal -- the medi-cal reimbursement rate and the somewhat fictitious fees that the hospital largely carries. it's not a statistic i usually like to look to, because it overinflates what may be the charitable giving of hospitals. in this case it's very striking, where other hospitals have, in fact, seen a rise in the medi-cal shortfall, which means they're providing more services, they're spending more money in effect as they see it on their balance sheet on medi-cal and poor recipients. and most people that are on long-term sub-acute care are on medi-cal. that is just striking. cpmc is not doing its fair share. there's a real question whether, in fact, acting in good faith, despite the things that it did do largely due to the pressure that was applied by the board of supervisors in san francisco. now it has to be called to task. it does -- there's no legal document that's going to require them to do it. unless there's new legislation that's somewhat difficult, but not impossible for san francisco to pass. but it is important

i'm a director with cal services net, which is cal fresh and medi-cal. i'm here to do a presentation, and this is going to be a powerpoint presentation, so let's see...okay. terrific. okay. okay. so i want to start off with a -- with a statistic here. it's estimated that one in four san franciscans are food insecure. >> consume. can you speak into the mic? >> oh, sure, sorry about that. can you hear me now? >> yes. >> you want the microphone? >> yeah, could i? it's kind of dropping. okay. so it's estimated that one in four san franciscans are food insecure, which means that they don't make enough money to pay for three meals a day for themselves or for their families. cal fresh, which is formerly known as food stamps is a federally funded nutritional benefit known as snap, s-n-a-p. it accesses better nutrition for low-income households. it issues an e.b.t. card is a lot like a debit card in that it can be used at farmers markets, grocery stores, and restaurants. starting this summer, more than 1 million new californians are eligible for cal fresh. and an

safety remains cal trans top priority. we're in the process of reviewing the report to determine the next steps. ntsb officials haven't determined probable cause in the accident. in san jose, ktvu, fox news. >>> bart says construction on a section of track is ahead of schedule. this weekend's track shut down is being changed from a full closure to single tracking. the partial closure scheduled for 21st has. canceled. stival won't be ayette art and affected. there will be regular bart service during fleet week since work planned for october 12th and 13th has been canceled. those are big events. >> a lot of people will like that change. >>> time is 4:47. sal's right there. are you fixing everything on the roads now? >> trying to. right now we don't have too much. we do have some slow downs that are typical for this time of the morning. like the far away commutes, that looks slow already coming in from the altamont pass. we're full strength today. you can see some of these speeds are low coming in from tracy and just everythi

and hope everybody is able to get through it safe and sound again cal fire has brought additional engine zintan northern california and in sonoma county local agencies to put to strike teams in service comprised of 10 additional engines fire starts we have additional resources in the county ready to go. >>they're staffed up it's fire and keep it small was still able to keep a small. >>race to be. >>so again no power shut off in those 3 bay area counties tonight possibly on tuesday night now if the power shut off, turning it back on is not like flipping a switch in fact the genie must inspect all of the lines that they turn off they can do it in person, they can do it by air. but that is what might result in people being without power for 2448 or even more than 72 hours live at the p g service center in santa rosa dan kerman kron 4 news dan thank you meantime in the south bay crews are battling 6 fires have merged together to form one larger blaze. >>the reservoir fire is 70% contained it's burning 128 acres. this is northeast of milpitas off of calaveras and felt her roads about 300 fire

learned and that cal fire does different now from what they might have done back then?re always learning what we can do better after these fires. i think what we are seeing as a result of these fires in the past few years, they are happening during these kind of conditions, during red flag, offshore wind events. you are seeing now, more and more resources repositioning where these fires break out. you are also seeing a much greater emphasis on evacuation planning, on local disaster teams and response. kind of getting a better, stronger hold on if the worst happened here, how can i prepare. so there is no substitute for community interaction and involvement. we are doing our part to bolster our capabilities, and we ask everybody in the community that they also do what they can. >> you are saying when it comes to evacuations, sometimes people will wait until you actually notify them, and what you are saying is you know what, if there is a fire 10 miles down the way, and you know about it, you might want to evacuate now. >> absolutely, that such a great point. when these l

cal take the lead. herm edwards says he's playing to win the game. cal up three.n from 3 yards out. the sun devils win over the 's sports. not a lot of winners locally. a'sin the postseason. that's a big story. >> thanks for joining us tonight. >> modern family is next. good night. what's all this? i said one suitcase. i need choices, jay. colombia's not one of your more formal nations. the guy on their money is sitting in a lawn chair. ay. i cannot believe that my little baby's leaving me. you know, i left the glass doors open downstairs. so right now, your actual baby may be leaving. ah-ah-ah! one robe! i guess we know what everyone will be talking about my second morning there. manny's visiting gloria's family for about a month -- i hope. i just got to get him on a plane before gloria has a meltdown and changes her mind. 'cause if he doesn't go to colombia, colombia comes to me. it's happened before. [ all shouting in spanish ] [ shouting continues ] [ high-pitched voice ] what we won? oh, g

cal fire only had hours or minutes to make their call. without a doubt they stand behind it. >>> we are emergency operations. the conditions that we saw in the mendocino complex one of the largest fires in california history the right decisions were made at that time.>>> 280 structures were lost. one firefighter died while fighting it. his family is now suing cal fire.>>> flying out of sfo has been a mess. we just got a progress report on the runway repairs that may ease some pain for passengers. >>> married murder suspects on the run for weeks. the ending to their dramatic run from the law. >>> a close u.s. ally spying on the white house. israel response to claims implanted secret devices around washington. >>> israel is calling into report accusing it of planting spy devices near the white house a complete fabrication. the report raises questions about president trump's close relationship with israeli prime minister.>>> the white house is being tightlipped about a new political report claiming the u.s. government concluded israel was be

>>both cal fire and fire agencies in sonoma county. we'll have additional resources ready to go. the sonoma county. >>strike team which is 5 fire engines and a leader. an additional water tender initial dispatcher dispatch center this funding through callow yes there's going to be a second strike team which is 5 engines and a leader this paid for through sonoma county. and so will be through just local government that's likely arc of our partners they'll be 11 extra pieces of equipment on the road extra dispatchers the dispatch center next rover had available. >>now if power shut off in the north bay on tuesday night turning it back on is not a matter of flipping a switch in fact pg must do an inspection of each power line that is turned off. the ford is turned back on that can be done in person it can also be done by the air. but that's why turning the power on could take 24 hours 48 hours or even possibly more than 72 hours. at the bee gees service center in santa rosa dan kerman kron 4 news. >>construction will continue for the homeless navigation center near the embarcadero i

the cal golden bears in action today in berkeley....as they hosted the uc davis aggies....let's go toights....3rd quarter....all knotted at s th good....cal takes the lead 20-13....a few minutes into the 4th quarter....same score...garbers....he's looking...trying to find an open man...he throws it....it's tipped...but recovered nicely in the endzone by ka-koe-uh crawford....touchdown cal....crawford recorded 84 yards....3 receptions...and 2 touchdowns....cal defeats uc davis....27-13 your final...they'll take on the washington huskies....next saturday.... and the oregon ducks taking on the auburn tigers at at&t stadium in arlington....we pick it up in the 4th quarter....oregon leading 21- 20...bo nix....to seth williams....williams falls in for the 26 yard touchdown....a uburn takes the lead 26-21.... 3 seconds left in the game....last chance for oregon....justin herbert...searching for an open man....throws field....way over t we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that mon

what role does cal fire play in figuring out how, when, and where to shut off the power?y it follows very closely with the offshore wind event, and where it's going to hit. they have their own process for determining when the shutoffs will occur. there is coordination at a regional level, as far as when and where they will occur, that fire officials locally know that will happen. and that's important both for being ready for the community and the calls, and also that fire stations are prepared with generations and backup systems so they can be in place. it's coordinated at a higher level, but obviously it something we are very interested in understanding. >> because they are impacted just as the entire community is. as we continue on the next few days, talk with us a little bit about what cal fire will be focusing on, we talked about the reinforcements being brought in, but it seems as though we are all just kind of waiting and hoping that something doesn't in fact spark and lead to one of these catastrophic fires. >> there's a few things, firstly we will get a lot of res

cal fire said pg&e caused 20 of them. and didn't cause the other one.ould have a little confidence in their ability to determine things. >> reporter: but state senator jerry hill isn't so sure, especially since cal fire seems unwilling to look at any evidence that cast doubt on its findings. >> it's outrageous that they dug in theireporter: he says cal pointing the finger and then refusing to reconsider. >> we're going to push them on it. we're going to get a letter people, don't hold the right people accountable and responsible for this, that's noe should just start from scratch. >> there's a big problem. this is the biggest problem i've seen. the tubbes fire isn't somebody's burned chicken coup. a lot of people suffered a lot into this fire and they deserved a good fire report. >> whatever cal fire does, in january a jury is to determine what roll pg&e played in the fires. >>> up next it stood for nearly a century on the peninsula but tonight the last movie will be played there. we're going to tell you what's moving in its place. the juul re. they too

the cal golden bears in action today in berkeley....as they hosted the uc davis aggies....let's go to.3rd quarter....all knotted at 13....chase garbers with the hand-off to christopher brown....he's in there for the 5-yard touchdown....extra point is good....cal takes the lead 20-13....a few minutes into the 4th quarter....same score...garbers....he's looking...trying to find an open man...he throws it....it's tipped...but recovered nicely in the endzone by ka-koe-uh crawford....touchdown cal....crawford recorded 84 yards....3 receptions...and 2 touchdowns....cal defeats uc davis....27-13 your final...they'll take on the washington huskies....next saturday.... and the oregon ducks taking on the auburn tigers at at&t stadium in arlington....we pick it up in the 4th quarter....oregon leading 21- 20...bo nix....to seth williams....williams falls in for the 26 yard touchdown....a uburn takes the lead 26-21.... 3 seconds left in the game....last chance for oregon....justin herbert...searching for an open man....throws it down the field....way over the endzone....and that'll do it....auburn

cal fire made a lot of air drops. crews are also using doziers and other equipment to help them cut fire lines in this area, which has very steep terrain, and they tell me that they have just stopped the forward progress of this fire. so certainly that is good news. because this was six separate fires, it does beg the question, could this possibly be arson? i asked firefighters that. they say it's too early to tell, but they are investigating the cause firefighters also say they're going to be out here all night into the morning battling marianne favro nbc bay area news. >>> the fire spread really quickly making it harder for firefighters to get control over it. even though summer is winding down, clearly that doesn't mean we're in the clear from fire danger. roy mayeda is standing by with more to explain. >> we're already seeing warm ask dry conditions, but the extreme nature of the fire danger ahead will hinge on how strong the wind gets. as you can see right now, 70s and 80s bayside and coast, upper 80s inland. win

thanks lines as cal fire braces for the peak of fire season in california. >>which is right now in the next month or so they're also reminding folks to be aware of just how easily fires can start her first l a so the monae and spoke with cal fire scott mclean little earlier today. >>about how the agency is preparing. people might hear red flag warning i might be first time they don't really know what that term means if you can explain it terms for people who her for that need to understand that they need to do their part to prevent a fire from sparking up because it can spread very fast and. >>these coming days. >>you've got it, thank you very much red flag warnings. it's a weather condition, you're going have predominant winds which making humidity is low, your temperatures are usually elevated. the vegetation even though we had rain recently, it's still very dry. so it does not take anything to start a fire. so the public needs to be aware that they cannot be complacent at this time. september and october historically in the state of california are the wor

cal students have a list of demands. they want the university of california to be carbon neutral by 2025. >> for more coverage in the south bay, let's go to chris nguyen where people took to the streets there as well. >> reporter: yeah, the rally rapped up here in san jose about an hour ago. demonstrators marched from deardon station to city hall, many braving the sun to make sure their voices were heard. a call to action. a call for change. at deardon station in san jose, a community gathers out of concern but full of optimism. >> it's so inspiring to see young people caring about their future and standing up for what they believe in and what they really need to survive. this is what it's about. >> reporter: demonstrators took to the streets as part of today's youth-driven global climate strike, joining millions around the world. >> this is i think the single most important issue for me personally, for all of my friends, my community. i think this is the one issue that regardless of where you are on the political spectr

. >> the big game at cal.me people might not find after the game which might make it difficult to get home. >>> but first, backing joe. jill bind in the bay area tonight. the news at 11:00 starts right now. her husband's not only leading presidential candidate but is also a central figure in president trump's impeachment inquiry. >> a lot of questions and interest for jill biden tonight who was a notable figure in her own right. we are in san francisco during a timely visit from mrs. biden. jill biden is not only used to being in the spotlight, but this is very different as well. >> reporter: it is different. it's not a spotlight they're interested in. tonight they are fus on the presidential campaign and winning the white house. meanwhile in washington, d.c., this impeachment inquiry is gaining steam. jill biden leaves an in the event san francisco tonight. she didn't answer questions about the whistle-blower complaint, blaming president trump withheld military aid funding from ukraine while asking that count

cal, get me up to speed.hat have you felt, and what can we look forward to here where i'm standing in the outer banks? >> look, i think we're out of the worst of it now in wilmington. we will every once in a while get a wind pickup from one of the bands. the rain has died down, and it's allowing some of the officials to start getting mobilized to start get out on the streets. about 13 miles from where i am on the coast in carolina beach, for example, authorities will be out at 5:00 in the morning to assess the damage, to look at some of the floofding. keep in mind wilmington is a city that easily floods. it flooded very badly a year ago during hurricane florence. it feels like we kind of dodged the worst of it here in wilmington. obviously where you are, the situation is still to be determined with the conditions there potentially still to deteriorate. but here, as i said in wilmington, one of the concerns being folks without power, 24,000 customers. it should be relatively easy. i do clarify should be relati

cal 15th ranked, unbeaten, couldn't get going without him. fourth quarter, benjamin punch today in for the sun devils. cal lost their first game of the year. 24-17. >>> we got head coach brett brennan and the san jose state spartans. big wins in back-to-back weeks? spartans could not recover. they got rolled. 41-24. spartans' record, 2 and 2. >>> tony romo fans, the napa bay silverado golf course. romo, follow-up thursday, 270 with at least the same score. former cowboys quarterback turned analyst would make the cut. looked good in the fourth. his short game failed him. romo shot 6 over 78. 4 over for the event. the cut line was 2 under. getting back to the a's, and tampa, the wyked game is next wednesday. it's either gonna be in oakland or tampa. >> two host. ure checked in for your flight? >> 6:30 am. >> okay, thank you. >> we'll be right back. this is the chevy silverado, with the world's first invisible trailer. invisible trailer? hop in. silverado offers an optional technology package with up to 15 different views- including one enhanced

member does not need to submit an application for cal fresh. they just need to wait until their annual recertification comes around, and then, the county will automatically add them to the caseload, so, you know, just want to make that point. and also, that once we do add the member to the caseload, there's a very small chance that benefits may decrease. so i guess -- there was another slide prior to this. i guess it didn't make it on, but there are other slides called the s.n.b. and t.n.b. which may offset any decrease that may happen to the caseload figure. so if their allotment goes down for whatever reason, then f.n.b. and t.n.b. will kick in and bring them back up to their original benefit amount. i hope that makes sense. so this slide here just shows a little bit of the media coverage around the expansion of the s.s.i.-s.s.d. recipients. kc-26 as well as kcbs radio. a lot of good press out there about this positive change. community outreach. okay. so -- so this gives you a calendar sort of of event that we've taken on -- sorry. let's get

cal fire was one of several agencies participating today. but halfway through the event cal fire took off. >> a plume of smoke started. >> corey johnson took pictures of this. >> two of the larger planes dropped retarget. a lot of equipment responded quick. >> cal fire is investigating six fires in the hills as arson. fire crews saw a honda suv leaving the area. calaveras road closed throughout the night. >>> predicted high temperatures and gusty winds prompted pg&e to warn customers of potential power shut offs. the utility raised the likelihood of power should off to elevated. forecasters are predicting hot, dry and windy conditions for monday and tuesday. the shut off program has grown to 30,000 miles of power lines in high fire risk areas. kyle will have more on the fire danger coming up. >>> the pentagon is deploying military forces to the middle east a fields were bombed. bia >> the pentagon said this is just the first step in response to these attacks, iran is likely responsible for. defense officials are saying this is defensive in n

cal survived 28-20 and improve to 4-0 for the first t 2015.nford's most impressive win last season was the thrilling come from behind victory over oregon in eugene. the cardinal had the ducks number of late winning three straight in the series. stanford lost three in a row since 2008, first drive of the game, costello hits his thumb, stayed in the game but that bothered him. stanford did get a field goal on the drive. all oregon, herbert to through the red zone. herbert, this is why he's going to be an nfl quarterback, great back shoulder throw to jacob breeland, 14-3 oregon at the half. early fourth, herbert out of the gun, finds breeland again wide open. great play design. 24 yards and in. 21-6. here's anthony. >> stanford has lost three games in a row for the first time in the david shaw era after falling to oregon. >> three weeks in a row evenly matched, but we make a few errors against really good football teams that lead to points. too many errors against good football teams makes it too hard to win. >> oregon's defense was relentless sa

cal perry is there as well. david, let's go to you first because it does seem like in just the last 20 minutes or so, things have changed pretty significantly. >> reporter: yeah, i like that verb that bill was using. things are kicking up here in nags head. the wind has definitely increased. the rains have increased asle with. bill mentioning the bands that have been coming through here. we have been getting wind and rain over these last few hours but in waves as he described it. it has been kicking up quite a bit. we certainly had that just a few moments ago. i'm standing just a few hundred yards away from the atlantic ocean. we had high tide at 1:30, thereabouts local time. we've seen a lot more action on the beach. we're seeing those waves come up a little farther on the shore. but it's the wind that's most noticeable, really pushing back against me coming out of the east, and this is something that everyone that i've talked to today has said they're most worried about, how this bands can come around. yes, th

>>and so what are local fire departments doing along with cal fire in order to prepare for the worst case scenario. >>oh and then the units of cal fire was definitely is other units and other department probably are doing the same are staffing up getting our reserves fully staffed getting logistical support in their lot of behind the activities actually taking place on cal fire jurisdiction. we actually brought up 25 i've more additional engine is from the south. other ride the last night as well as into this morning that come with that about 90 firefighters on that. plus of 14 different to inmate hand crews. should be a pure preposition as well that's over 200 inmates plus 21 captains overseeing them. >>where the position where they stay in the meantime. >>they're going to be spread out in various areas here lake county butte county. up north a little bit so they're all spread out so we can make sure we add to that response. >>she said you guys are also calling on a couple of more fire engines what other tools and resources are you leaning on. >>well in addition to the 25 engines th

cal fire crews are warg six fires burning in the hills east of milpitas. the reservoir fire first started around noon yesterday. abc 7 news reporter luz pena spoke to cal officials who are investigating. >> reporter: two columns of smoke. >> as the dispatch was going out for a response he started to see a third and fourth, eventually we ended up with six separate fires. >> reporter: the call came at inn at 11:57 a.m. the aerial shows the fire in the hills east of milpitas. area and ground resources began to contain the six fires. firefighters are ruling out the possibility of arson. >> arson is always a possibility in something like this but you also have the possibility of -- you can have cars driving along the road and you can have catalytirsick stuff out of the exhaust and we get road starts like that as well. >> reporter: according to cal fire the six fires combined have burned a total of 128 acres in this area. the fires are burning near the reservoir east of milpitas in the open grassy area. no homes or buildings are threatened by the fires. in the h

cal survives 28-20.y're 4-0 for the first time since 2015. >>> well, stanford most impressive win last season was the thrilling come from behind victory over oregon in eugene. they had the ducks'. stanford hasn't lost 3-0 since 2008. k.j. costello hits his thumb on a helmet. injured most of the game. he fought his way through it. stanford did score a field goal on that drive. later in the game, oregon after that. 36 yards, 7-3 ducks. second quarter herbert great pass here to jacob. 14-3 oregon at the half. early first or fourth quarter, that is, off a turnover. herbert finds bree land again. wide open for the score. oregon wins 21-6. here's abc7's anthony flores. >> stanford lost the first time in the david shaw era after falling to oregon 21-6. >> three weeks in a row, we're evenly matched. but we make a few errors lead to points. that makes it too hard to win. >> oregon's defense was relentless, sacking him five times while holding them to a couple field goals. >> you guys all understand. we've been do

how many cal ripkens are there? he runs the cal ripken senior foundation run by his father. son ryan is batting a solid .290. for continued coverage of hurricane dorian, keep it tuned to the fox news channel. have a great week and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." >> we don't know whether the information is inaccurate, but the fact is, we do know it wasn't ready for broadcast and for that, i apologize. >> how do major media outlets keep making these reckless mistakes? the president rips the media for down playing the results of the g-7 summit and reporters respond with a laundry list of misstatements and shifting positions. ri

a lot of interest in the cal bears.nd, can a brilliant catch slow down the a's drive toward the playoffs? the juul record. they took $12.8 billion from big tobacco. juul marketed mango, mint, and menthol flavors, addicting kids to nicotine. five million kids now using e-cigarettes. the fda said juul ignored the law with misleading health claims. now juul is pushing prop c, to overturn san francisco's e-cigarette protections. say no to juul, no to big tobacco, no to prop c. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> you could put the champagne on ice. the a's are closing in on the postseason for the second straight year. hernandez making his final start with seattle. the kings in full force. matt chapman not interested in a fond farewells. the team leading. they give a 3-0 lead. hernandez, who spent 15 seasons in seattle, a tip of a cap for an incredible career. oakland starter allowed just one run and struck out six. ace 113-1. here is what that means. oakland most one-game ahead of the idle race for the top wildcard spot. indians lost tonigh

cal fire determined pg&e lines started four northern california wildfires and investigators said the fire in 2017 were caused by trees coming in contact with power lines, and in october of last year, pg&e proactively cut power to 60,000 people to prevent wildfires, and that affected customers in six northern california counties including napa and sonoma counties, and this last january pg&e filed for bankruptcy and the utility says it faces an estimated $30 billion in wildfire liabilities, and in may cal fire determined pg&e lines caused the camp fire in 2018 of butte county, and that fire is e deadliest in the state's history. >>> and wildfires are battling in east of chico near the city of quincy. flames have charred a little more than 59 scaquare miles. it started on wednesday morning and there's no word yet on what sparked that fire. >>> meantime, lightning is blamed for causing this wildfire south of redding near red bluff. there are mandatory evacuations in that area right now, and that fire burning now for two days is 20% contained and scorched nearly 14 square miles. cal fire

a lot of interest in the cal bears.nd, can a brilliant catch slow down the a's drive toward the playoffs? >>> you could put the champagne postseason for the second straight year. hernandez making his final start with seattle. the kings in full leading. they give a 3-0 lead. hernandez, who spent 15 seasons in seattle, a tip of a cap for an incredible career. oakland starter allowed just one run and struck out six. ace 113-1. here is what that means. oakland most one-game ahead of the idle race for the top wildcard spot. indians lost tonight so that is lowered the magic number 21 game. they can lock up a postseason berth. the champagne on ice friday with a win over equipment . >>> giant and rockies. you better supersize me for the home run you are about to see. in the words, you can until it goodbye. deepest part of the art. his 21st home run. giants win. they have 133 of the last four games. >>> the hottest dog on cbs football coverage was playing golf at the safeway open in napa. you cannot see his head, trust me, it is

cal wins. 16 of 28, 238.g your way it's going your way, crawford there for the second score. cal wins. >>> big test at washington, duck, oregon and auburn, 11-16 in dallas. justin herbert scrambling, webb grabs it easy. duckies. but auburn comes back, finds williams, 26-yard score. auburn scored 21 unanswered to take the lead. here. pac-12's playoff chances take a big hit, lose to auburn, sports report sponsored by river rock casino. son at that game? haven't answered his calls right? >> not yet. >> wait until tomorrow. >>> much more to come. 30 days of protest came to close outside i.c.e. headquarters in san francisco. change activists still want to see. >>> justice ruth bader has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another

cal sr. son for the baltimore orioles, and cal's son ryan now plays for the orioles in the minors. >> i chose to go into the same business as my dad, and i know that my son chose to go into the same business as me, and i think he's got it really, really bad. what were some of the challenges that you had to deal with by having the last name wallace? chris: well, it is, you know, it's hard to say that it's a problem, but it is a problem. i mean, it's a nice problem in the sense that you're exposed to the business. on the other hand, you labor, and maybe i had this more than you -- i think maybe, in a sense, i'm more like ryan than you were, because my father was a superstar, and, you know, sometimes people call you mike instead of chris and that kind of -- or whatever. and at one point, i mean, i certainly dealt with it. and at one point, and it was well into my career, i remember saying to myself, you know what? you're probably never going to be mike wallace, but neither is anybody else. and f

fires all started at around noon yesterday and forced closure of cal a var es road. cal-fire says rocks are rolling on to the road and it is not sure when it will reopen. >> a fire at a care home sent two people to the hospital in san jose this morning. started just before 4:00 p.m. on the back porch of the home on massachusetts drive and quickly spread. seven people inside. two care givers and five patience. no one seriously injured. firefighters did have to save a para cute. because of the damage everyone is having to stay somewhere else tonight. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >> santa clara valley transportation authority is calling attention to safety tonight. on friday you may remember a train collided with a bicycle in san jose. bi they went to the emergency with a head injury. but people should be more aware and not illegally cross the traction. joining us live from mountain view with more. >> reporter: good evening. they say they are trying to tckle the toe deeds. participatings who are deliberately ignoring rules and those who are too distract

what does cal do. they stoppeole miss on the one yard line. in prime time.em a million and a half to come play for what they thoughted would be an easy winner. not so fast. josh love up top to issah who makes a big catch in traffic. 24/7 san jose state. game tied. 24. parker will get loose. 4th quarter 19 yard. san jose state wins it 31-24. >>> no such unluck down on the farm. number 16 oregon at stanin order. the duck's quarterback through far -- threw for three touchdowns. a lot more to come. this time from -- stanford calls to oregon 21-6. the cardinals lost three straight now at bun and three. >>> now, many of us went to sleep except for alumni claudine long before the conclusion of maybe one of the most amazing college football games in years. 19th ranked washington state lead ucla by 32 points in the third quarter last night. they put on one of the greatest comebacks in school history, if not college football history. they scored 50 points in the second half to win it 62 to 63. ucla head coach chip kelly who also, of course, coached the niners years ba

they were tied at 7 at the half, cal up 17-14 late after a third touchdown of the game, handing cal itsoss. cal will play oregon next week up in eugene. timothy jackson takes it home to tie it early on. second quarter, the falcons go upstairs for the 64-yarder. 14-7 lead and they won 41-24. stanford looks to snap its losing streak today, facing oregon state on the road. first time they have lost three games in a row since 2008. good luck. >>> coming up, another roadblock for fire survivors in the north bay. how the stipend for survivors is about to run out. and the new center that just opened offering services not available anywhere else in the country. stay with us. tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> welcome back to mor

quarterback sneak and cal with the stuff, wow. and you be the right he. looks like a touchdown. cal survives 28-20, improves to 4-0 for the first time since 2015. >>> stanford's most impressive win last season. stanford lost three in a row since 2008. costello hits his thumb on the helmet of a teammate, stayed in the game but you can tell that really bothered him. stanford got a field goal on that drive. redd through the end zone, 7-3 ducks. second quarter, herbert, this is why he's going to be an nfl quarterback. great back-shoulder throw. 14-3 oregon at the half. early fourth, herbert out of the gun finds breland wide open. 24 yards and in. 21-6, oregon wins. here is abc 7 news's anthony flores. >> reporter: after falling to oregon 21-6. >> three weeks in a row we're evenly matched but we make a errors against really good football teams that lead to points. too many errors makes it too hard too win. >> reporter: oregon's defense was relentless, sacking costello five times while holding the cardinals to a pair of field goals. >>

how many, frankly, cal ripkens are there? >> chris: he now runs the cal ripken sr.father, which conducts sports programs for at risk kids. his son ryan is on the bouillabaisse box in this year he's batting a solid .290. continuing coverage of hurricane dorian keep it to the station on fox news channel. and that's it for today, have a great week and we will see you next "fox news sunday." ♪ (announcer) who can you always rely on to be there when you need immediate help? any time of the day or night, even when you're hundreds of miles away from home, always giving you and your family peace of mind with people, benefits, and services always there for you to make your life a little easier? a company you know is always with you. aaa, a company built by and for members. (sentimental music) hi there, i'm jeff thisted. chances are you know about aaa's legendary roadside service, but you might be surprised at what you don't know about aaa. so come along and discover how aaa not only gives you peace of mind, but helps you enjoy life's little pleasures

how many cal ripkens are there? he runs the cal ripken senior foundation run by his father.rian, keep it tuned to the fox news channel. have a great week and we'll see you next "fox news sunday." connell: i'm connell mcshane live from "america's news headquarters" on what is a busy news sunday. we welcome you in to a special hour of news coverage. hurricane dorian is battering the bahamas. punishing winds. eyewitness reports coming in throughout the day. roofs ripped off some of the homes. overturned cars, flooded streets. the threat to the united states remains very real. mill

cal perry live there. thanks, cal. >>> the national guard in place and ready to act as you can imagine. the role it will play in the recovery after the storm next. >>> all right. we are back now with more breaking news on hurricane dorian. it has weakened slightly to a category 1 storm but is still packing sustained winds of up to 90 miles an hour, pounding rain expected well into this afternoon. >> we're going to have an update with bill karins in just a moment. but we're back following sop breaking news as dorian's eye wall hugs carolina's coast. >> nearly 500 north carolina national guard soldiers and airmen are ready to support disaster efforts as part of this state emergency response team. joining us now on the phone is wes morrison, army national guard chief of staff. appreciate you joining us this morning, sir. i know you have a lot of work ahead of you. so we thank you for this time. how is the army national guard responding right now as dorian impacts the state? >> yasmin, thank you for having us

look at that, dropping into the upper 50s. 15th-ranked cal bears hosting arizona state. in emeryville, 63 degrees. notice the wind. that is a big part of our weather story for the weekend. cool and blustery, and at times a slight chance of a shower especially as we head toward sunday. san jose, 73 degrees, winds at 15 miles per hour. walnut creek has cooled off. we were closed to 100 degrees earlier in the week. now at 69. the wind at 18 miles per hour. so the onshore winds continue. they'll turn even more gusty, we think, generally out of the west-northwest heading into saturday. we'll see patches of low clouds for the morning but not as far inland as we saw the drizzle and low stratus clouds. notice how the valleys are starting to drop into the 40s. a bit of a chilly start to the morning. watch these wind speeds, highs in the low 70s around san jose. winds 20-25 miles per hour. tri valley, inland east bay in the 70s. upper 60s to palo alto. north bay temperatures tomorrow in the mid-70s. also having to contend with winds from 15-30 miles per hour. you can see these win

the cal fire breaks down in different units. even though we have our own department, we can get pretty much anything we want. >> commissioner hardeman: so the nearest one is how many miles away? >> my report is they can be here in 15 minutes. so they're ready to go. especially with the fire season now. >> commissioner hardeman: that's something that you would think we'd want to have real quick access to a helicopter now that we have our hose -- [laughter] especially living on the west side of the city, listening to the complaints over the years of people feeling threatened by not having adequate -- >> i'm going to say that the glen park -- the glen canyon area, we have plans in case of a wildfire what to do. we have good plans on what to do if that happens. so we're always concerned about that as well, too. >> commissioner hardeman: something for everybody to think about. it would be nice to have a helicopter to our own disposal, because if there is an earthquake all over the bay area, we would be first in line. that's all. just

cal and i were together on abaco island until yesterday. cal, what's the latest from there?on that temporary protective status. all of the more sad when you think about so many of the haitians that had fled that earthquake in 2010. that word coming out of washington just about an hour ago that, number of 2500, important that people realize while 2500 people have been registered as missing, there still is no government masterlist of who is in shelters around this island and other islands. it gives you an idea of not only how difficult the task is but how hard it is for the government here in the bahamas to get ahead of what is necessary to get this country back on its feet. we hope to hear more tonight from the prime minister. he is going to be giving a national address at 8:00 p.m. local time. hopefully there's more details on that. as you mentioned, abaco island, grand bahama, two islands devastated by the storm. we are still seeing the arduous task of recover teams going through that rubble looking for bodies while the daldeath toll still stands at 50. it will undoubtedly

when they don't make enough money they have to rely on food stamps and cal works subsidized housing. >> reporter: companies like ride share provider lyft say that would change the way they do business. >> it would impact ability of drivers to work whenever and wherever they want. they would lukely be required to work on scheduled shifts. >> reporter: are you prepared for that? >> i perceive this to be a scare tactic. >> reporter: lyft has been sending its drivers messages urging them to oppose the bill. >> how is it going, man? >> reporter: along with uber, the companies have spent $6 million to seek an exemption from the bill to go back to business as usual. do you think this is the beginning of a new day? >> i think this is the beginning of a long fight. >> reporter: what's happening here in california may be just the beginning. new york, oregon, and washington

cal fire said that northern california's fire season may be over by halloween. in southern california, it may continue till after thanksgiving. >>> the walker fire which began last wednesday is getting bigger. growing to 44,000 acres. it is california's biggest wildfire right now and only 7% contained. mandatory evacuations are underway in several communities along highway 395. the cause of that fire still under investigation. >>> that is a brief look at some of the top stories that we're working on. >>> we're following a developing story in alameda county where the firefighters have responded to a vegetation fire near highway 84. look on the map here. the fire is burning east of ruby hill country club. it started shortly after 6:30. and so far, no reports of damage or evacuations. we'll keep you updated on this story as it develops. >>> democratic presidential candidate harris said she would stop the death penalty and clear the nationwide rape kit backlog legalize marijuana. >>> the mayor recently proposed an ordinance for all gun owners to carry liability to c

. >>> also toward the end of the hour, cal perry will join us with a really important investigation that he conducted into the potential dangers of practice of flairing natural gas

we listened to bill karins and cal perry with particular interest. the wind has picked up, brian, here in these last few hours. the rain has started coming down as well. i mentioned i was going up and down that highway all the way down to hatteras this morning to buckston as well. for folks who haven't been here, it is a thin strip of barrier islands that gets thinner as you get farther and farther down. as you get to hatteras, you get to the washout bill karins was talking about. as early as late this morning there were parts of that road that had been washed out and hague that even more treacherous for those who were making their way up and down the highway is the sand that blows over from the dunes. truly what was what made our drive most difficult as we found our way in the southern most part oeff those outer banks. the wind seems not to be a big deal to them. they close the main bridge down cape hatteras highway earlier this evening. it was closed because of wind. they say the folks i talked to say they get 50 to 60-mile-per-hour gusts, so that'

it beat harvard, cal tech, university of oxford, ucla, which is where i went. the united kingdom study surveyed more than 1,000 colleges to find the best. >> i want to know their scoring system. >> me too. >> all right. go ahead. >> the number one university, mit. >>> we are following up on a fast-moving fire up north. the red bank fire continues to burn into hammock county, north of chico, west of red bluff. last check, this has burned nearly 8,000 acres. that's getting to be good size there. it is only 9% contained. more than a dozen firefighters from alameda county are helping firefighting efforts. the cause believed to be a lightning strike thursday afternoon. mandatory evacuation orders are in place for parts of tehema county. >>> fire crews in southern california are showing off two new weapons to fight those type of fires, the video of them right here. they're called super scooper planes and they're in l.a. county. they arrived there last week. for more than a quarter century the fire department has been leasing these guys from canada. the aircraft will