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the mission of hunting for noriega was given to the delta force.r intelligence that was deemed credible delta force could go from tip to take off in 30 minutes in between december 212 the 24th launched 42 raids on every known or suspected safe house where noriega could hide. yet for all delta considerable skill, they could not apparently ever gets up to the elusive dictator. once they thought they were getting close on one -- often they thought they were getting close. on the pacific ocean u.s. forces found lit cigarettes in warm coffee cups. other locations they found pdf soldiers but no matter how rapidly they kicked down the doors or poured in through windows, the operators would be told noriega had just left or was at another location. as the cycle repeated itself in the days after the invasion, raiding troops made a series of azar discoveries. at noriega's residence at four commodore for example u.s. troops found pictures of hitler and extensive pornography collections for which is dire he visits from two voodoo priestess is from brazil and 50

"i think it is tragic. >> the separate wife is local delta who says d.c. area's members are stunned at. >> it is not a situation anybody thought they would find themselves in. i have never heard anybody talking about this. >> criminal profiler say this is unusual. >> read this do not target people for a reason. the five victims in their neighborhood that are convenient. >> it has raised concerns about paraphernalia from car tag holders to enact bans. authorities in d.c. say they should refrain from wearing clothing that identified them as members. >> i am concerned. why is that the case. it makes me want to look into that. >> police in texas it all the victims were home and lonely at night. the deltas have thousands of members nationwide including aretha franklin, natalie cole. the national office has expressed -- they have called the attacks extremely disheartening. reporting live sam ford, abc 7 news. >>> lawyers for a former university of virginia student accused of killing another student access to her medical records. huguely is accused of killing his

through the south bay will have to the delta as well. a break with drier conditions. taking the could rainfall total so far today. it is that about a quarter of an engine rain. and also out in santa rosa, to attend of an inch in petaluma and less than that everywhere else. so less than one-tenth of an inch of rain in mountain view, san jose, a lot of places scene a few hundredths of an inch of rain so far today. as we head into tomorrow, we will be bracing for an even stronger system this evening scattered light showers will be the story, we will continue with what we have for the next few hours by a car or 9:00 it will become scattered and light. into tomorrow a mixture of sun and clouds. and the wind is moving in the head of that storm. in heavy early morning rain on wednesday with the possibility of thunderstorms in the wake of that system. let us get a look right now on our satellite raider. there is the core of the system right now. it is stretching all the way down the west coast. this core of the system will drop down into the bay

we also found that this is on the edge of the delta sell out there was some that were found to be frozen during the spring part of the year and we have to be concerned if we continue with the project. during the last couple of years, we've looked at institutional issues among the agencies. we have incorporated the agency and concluded that the ocean side was not really viable for consideration as a regional project. san francisco might want to consider that for its own needs. there are water rights limitations. we have looked back at different demands and this is 14 million gallons per day. we had looked at 70 million gallons a day, but we are getting closer to reality. that would be up to 9 million gallons for san francisco. up to 6 million gallons in dry years, when other agencies have needs. we determine 1900 dollars per acre foot for santa clara valley water district. we also looked at the cost of moving water through various distribution systems to get them to san francisco and santa clara. we are looking at sites pacific studies between 2011 and 2013. that would consist of four com

low clouds and fog, surging inland a rather strong southwest delta breeze, 50s and 60s around the bay low-to-mid 70s in areas around the bay here is sal. >>> traffic is moving well on the richmond bridge with no major issues on that span. also it looks good heading to the toll plaza, now let's go back to the desk. >>> oakland city hall has been blamed for a growing rat problem. some have proved to a second park. here to tell us how to shut down tent cities, here is more. >> reporter: we have been here all morning long and you can see behind me people are up and moving around. this is the area right in front of city hall. they have been here for days and the question is how are conditions. she is part of this oakland protest and i know you don't have an official spokesperson but what do you say about the oakland commune. >> i think conditions are good, people are getting plenty of things to eat, they are here trying to make the world a better place and it's a very inclusive place, everybody is welcome. there is a homeless population who may end up being here long after we are gone but

the victims are all african-american women and from delta sigma pheda. the most recent attack was 11 days ago in the town of corinth. they're mystified by at parent sorority link to the case. >> right now we don't understand how he's obtaining the information. we don't know by chance if he has a list of members or just simply looking for members that may be out there sporting different paraphernalia, t-shirts, jewelry, license plate placards, things of that nature. so we put out a request to not advertise their affiliation for that sorority right now for their own safety. >> all four victims offered similar descriptions of the man showed in a video. police believe he's the man responsible for the attacks. investigators are urging delta members not to advertise their affiliation. you heard that. >>> texas governor rick perry is hoping to renew momentum for his presidential campaign when he lays out a plan today full of goals dear to conservatives. perry spells out his plan called cut, balance and grow in "the wall street journal." it includes personal acc

now the delta sigma theta sorority is warning them to not wear their greek letters. the sorority said this is frightening to all and unbelievable that our sisterhood is being attacked. take another look at the video. the suspect is believed to be a black plan in his 30s to 40s weighing about 300 pounds. the mostly black sorority has a quarter million members and celebrities like natalie coal to aretha franklin. >>> the prosecution has rested. a nurse who treated michael jackson testified saying he had asked her to give him the same drug that ended his life. dr. murray's attorney testify -- said he needed the propofol to help him sleep. >>> months after the conclusion of the casey anthony murder trial and acquittal, the names of the jurors are finally being released. experts say, so far, though, it's been very difficult to find any of them. >>> weather wise, as clear as it gets out there today. blue skies were the store i. temperatures comfortable, a little above average. mid-60s, upper 60s, not bad, a very clear scenario. right now temperatures across central marylan

certain places, this is in santa rosa down to san raphael and stretching through to portions of the delta as well to the livermore valley and right down to the south bay as well. it is blanketing down to morgan hill's will certainly, fog will be a part of the picture. current temperatures at 60 for san francisco, san raphael and into napa 61 degrees in concord, and 60 degrees for the livermore valley. down in the south bay it is in the lower 60s as well as we take you to the afternoon look at how will the temperatures are expected to get. no more 80's, we're down to the '70's and even their warmest locations. warming to about 70 degrees in morgan hill about 75 degrees in our view and along the coast you keep it at 65. we are a few degrees warmer and richmond and a few degrees more in san raphael. we are about 75 degrees for san rosa, and about 76 for fairfield. here is your seven day around the bay it will be another cool one and not much change in your temperatures. it is not until friday that the temperatures actually start to blood and start to move upwards as we head towards the weeke

continental and delta are all raising fares by 5 bucks each way.lies to flights longer than 1,500 miles. united and continental's increase are between $2 and $5. depends on the distance and type you fly. tickets are up to $70 more this year than last year. pam? >>> in news for your health today, healthy young adults may be at greater risk for heart disease than they think. nbc's erica edwards explains. >> reporter: the heavy build up in these arteries known as arthrosclerosis is clear in images from a cardiac catheter lab. it starts lurking in the body undetected long before it sends us to the hospital with a heart attack. >> this is not just a disease of old people. >> reporter: a small new study from canada looked at healthy adults in their 20s and early 30s. no known heart disease risk factors. such as a family history, high blood pressure, diabetes or high cholesterol. but through mri scans, researchers discovered many of the test subjects had fat surrounding their internal organs and early warning sign of arth losclerosis. >> we see more child

secondly, water quality modeling, hydrological modeling in the delta, to make sure we understand howthis project would fit with everything else. are there unreserved problems we will have to deal with, or can we take water at the time we think we could without having in a -- having an effect on bell resources? finally, with greenhouse gas production -- could

there are life pictures from the pair force base where a delta rocket is carrying a satellite into spaces is going to be covering a wide range. keep your forecast more accurate. justin burke has been live out there for the past several days watching this and reporting to us live via skype. also talking with scientists who are going to make this possible. your weather forecast will be much better, much more accurate and much more truth and factual as our meteorologists here on the ground are going to make it possible. we just heard the 30-second call on this. we are going to bring you this launch live. justin is out there watching this from the air force base in california. lynette, are you excited? this is going to make your job easier. 5, 4, 3, 2, main engine start. one, 0. and lift off of the delta two with the nppsatellite, blazing the way in new technology for climate research and weather forecast. >> pressure in the main engine. good chamber pressure in all six motors. passing 24 seconds into the flight. pressure beginning to trail up. >> i have never seen a rocket launch life. just

it is a 600 yard walk from 3 delta to 1 delta but there is no rushing. >> we are here to do it safelynd thoroughly. >> safety is always a priority and the refurbished housing unit has enmantss. >> that is a 12--year-old building we moved out of. this is a new building. some of the things in the new unit is new technology and door controls. it will make it safer. >> herchan approves of some of the changes as well. >> it is nicer and cleaner. >> take off your uniform. >> overall the best change i like is the uniform. i guess they dded to have us wear red. i was getting tired of orange. making me feel like an orange pumpkin. i mean, i'm a blood. right? so my favorite color is red overall. the bloods wear red. so i'm more comfortable. it brings a smile to my face a. look at my cheeks. >> in addition to his history of assaulting staff, his gang affiliation is another reason for confinement. >> if you throw up gang seens, mention you in a gang or trying to recruit for the gang you will be confined in here. >> that's why society calls us a gang. but i'm not a gang member. i'm part of a broth

the delta here is $15.8 million reduction in reduction over the last quarter. we're still left with $146 million reserve at this point. during the reporting quarter, we achieved a number of noteworthy milestones. we advertised construction contracts and initiated construction on four different projects. the eastern section as well as the dam replacement. we also achieved final completion on five construction contracts. there has been an increase in overall system reliability as a result of the contract being completed, when you think about the bike tunnel, the balancing reservoir and the pump station upgrades have all been completed and these facilities are back in service. some of the greatest challenges we are tackling are summarized here. the first project is the only project that remains in 3 construction. the scope of that project was modified to include additional soil disposal sites for that project. that resulted in a slight delay in the draft eir, but that should go out for review in early january. the ground water condition is something i've talked ab

that is true for desalinization, delta water, or diverting a river. we need to know what we are dealing with to make informed choices. continuing and completing the study is not picking a winner right now. we urge you to look at all possible water supplies as part of good planning. that is what we are here to support. thank you. vice president moran: thank you. is there any additional public comment? >> commissioners, what is your pleasure? commissioner courtney: not only did i find it compelling, but i appreciated everybody who showed up. the conversation enlightened me on a few different issues. i am hoping we can send a strong signal. while i take mr. brooks's comments to heart, i want to apply that kind of evaluation a little bit differently. rather than balancing the value of applying to hundreds thousand dollars to a continuation -- $200,000 to a continuation of a study about which our partners are enthusiastic, balancing that with doing other things which would employ workers, which i made no secret that i represent workers -- i hope we would c

this is pod 7 delta, a medical and mental health unit for detainees.t's an open cell area with one deputy supervising 72 inmates who roam about the pod. >> it sounds a little scary at first when you think about it, but we found it to be a highly successful management tool. if you violate the rules, you're moved to a higher level of confinement. >> ilts's 12:45 p.m., and they've just finished their lunch. out of nowhere, 24-year-old douglas burden charges detective moon and strangles him. >> he went into what's called rear naked choke. you cut the blood supply off to the brain. when it's supplied right and locked in, it's very few seconds before the person loses consciousness. >> three inmates from the same pod are on the scene, and at first look, it seems like a recipe for disaster. one deputy outnumbered by a group of inmates. not in the area during the attack, but later sees the unbelievable video. >> literally within a matter of a few seconds, maybe three to five seconds, dieguez comes into the picture. >> he delivers that knockout punch to tin mate

species are not present, we can depend on the reservoir when they're in the delta and we don't want want to use our stream during that time. >> the contractor is out of montana but work force is home grown. >> this contractor is hired about 105 local people out of the unions locally here, it's employing a considerable amount of people. is that doesn't include other people at the end of the he marina. >> and this could only be the beginning. the spike could be expanded again in the future. >> feesible with the district would do only if there are other partners would it be considered regional. considered looking at location that would be a wheel house in the bay area. >> and project is costing about $118 million but all bids were secured early and at a discount. back in 2004, that contra costa water district customers gave this the green light. abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. for many, mike is the only san francisco sheriff shave known, after three decades he's decided not to run again. the praise rais to replace him is on. we report from today's debate among the top three candida

secondly, water quality modeling, hydrological modeling in the delta, to make sure we understand howthis project would fit with everything else. are there unreserved problems we will have to deal with, or can we take water at the time we think we could without having in a -- having an effect on bell resources? finally, with greenhouse gas production -- could we reduce the carbon footprint of a desalination site? we are aware that our energy intensive. a key thing we have been keeping our eye on is membrane technology, the key to the future. we are trying to make it more viable and bring energy use down more. membranes have not yet made it a slam dunk. last but not least, public and regulatory outreach is where we are going to meet with members of the public, as well as regulatory agencies, to go through what we are learning in terms of the studies and where we may go. we have estimated our staff time component would be about 340 hours, about $35,000, on top of the cash cost which would contribute about $200,000. those dollars add up to roughly a million dollars of expenditure. on the

delta treated all the passengers on board to champagne.why did he do it on that flight? they met a year ago on a delta flight from new york to chicago. >> that's cute. >> yeah, it is. >> i couldn't really hear what he was saying, though. >> will you marry me? she teared up. i teared up, i have to say. she said yes. >> i flew on a delta flight today, nothing like that happened. >> maybe next time. >> i slept through it like i do on most flights. i would have hoped they would have woken me to tell me there was some news happening. >> champagne for everyone. >> susan, thank you very much. >>> we apparently live in a world where you are not allowed to ride around in short shorts and stripper boots in a family friendly pumpkin patch. what kind of world is this? courtney stodden wants to know. o learning spanish in the car. you've got to be kidding me. yeah, this is good. vamanos. vamanos. vamanos. gracias. gracias. gracias. ♪ trece horas en el carro sin parar y no traes musica. mira entra y comprame unas papitas. [ male announcer ] get up to 79

the delta 2 rocket carried the satellite and blasted off around 3:00 a.m.. this satellite will replace the other aging satellite. >>darya: thank you for waking up with the kron4 news. we are back in a couple of minutes. one of our developing stories is the occupy of movement as protesters are back at frank ogawa plaza in oakland.

." >>> a delta flight from chicago to new york is something one woman won't soon forget. [ inaudibles. [ applause ] >> now when the plane took off she was single but when the plane touched down she was engaged. her boyfriend popped the question mid flight. it came two years after the two met. now it was on a shuttle from new york to chicago. >> it was magical and it's been a he fairy tale from the moment we met and i can't say. [audio not understandable] >> i was enamored with her from day one and i said i would spend the rest of my life with her. >> they will take delta to the honeymoon destination. you want to know why? because the airlines surprised them with a free post wedding trip. if i sound cynical please, talk me off the cliff. you are laughing. >> i know. i am not talking you off the cliff i might be with you. >> you rolled your eyes. >> you know i did. i am going to the weather. >>> maryland's most powerful radar is dry as of now. but watch the composit here. satellite composit with the radar. things looking nice and clear. we have a front that pushed through overnight but

we're continuing to keep our eye on the rain burn the bay area right now some pretty heavy rain on the delta. now the contract, one half inches coming down in every area on your screen. we will track will happen this evening and will to can look coming up. and i am the sniffles worst nightmare. i am a target pharmacist. ask me about cold and flu remedies. upset >> another this take the first video the ftc said that this falsely claimed that the local which they claim was a equivalent of two cans of beer consumer couldn't hit safely in one sitting the ftc said that is incorrect it is more like four or five cans of beer knowing that one can afford local is the thing will equivalent of binge drinking. the label already disclosed the percentage of are: the dream, but let us to connect label you can then compare this link to the regular beer. so now the trip will carry a label saying that this can has as much alcohol as for regular beers. is the company is complying with they say they still believe the particles advertise without deceptions and they disagree with the regulations. >> i am here to

warmus a city east are the delta, possibly 941 wed.he san ramon valley, the entire 680 cord or will see temperatures in the upper 80s like yesterday. >>james: monday-wednesday we will be a lot cooler. inland highs will only get into the '70s for tuesday-thursday with cooler conditions around the bay. upper 60s and very low 70's. will let you know how long the cooling trend will last. keep it tend to kron4 for the latest update on your weather. let's get a look at traffic with george >>george: we are not tracking any hot spots or major problems around the bay area. the metering lights have been activated. the backup regis to the middle of the east parking lot. it is an 11 minute drive. it is still a light in the easy commute for the bay bridge even with the metering lights active. for your ride on the san mateo bridge will pick up our camera at the toll plaza, the volume is up but so are the speeds. no problems westbound. the southbound golden gate bridge commute, the ride from marin is problem free headed southbound. from here, a check

of course, since it's delta, they've actually just been stuck on that plane since 2010, but still --aughter ] it's still kind of romantic. and finally, the occupy wall street demonstrations down in new york's financial district have been going on for over a month. you know, i was gonna make a joke about this story, but i don't think it needs a joke. i think it needs to be slow jammed. do you know what i'm talking about, tariq? >> yeah! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and i'm not the only one. >> hello, i'm brian williams from "nbc nightly news," and starting this coming monday night at 10:00 eastern, 9:00 central, i'm the host of the new primetime news magazine, "rock center" here on nbc. and i, too, would like to slow jam this news. >> jimmy: hit me! let's go! ♪ >> what started as a protest movement in new york's financial district has spread to cities across the globe as occupy wall street demonstrators rally for an end to both corporate greed and the influence corporations have over our government. ♪ >> jimmy: aw, yeah. [ cheers ] your downtown is about to get occupied. every ti

overnight chilly in the 40s in the delta. 54 in mountain view. have a wind shift tonight scrubbing out some of the stratus that's stacking up next to the coast where we have the onshore flow. tomorrow morning, we will still have some of the gray clouds and then tomorrow night that offshore component kicks in. i don't see any rain through november 7th. this is your futurecast. take a look at the clouds. right now that marine layer is roughly 2,000 feet deep. but notice as the clock ticks by that we scrub away the stratus by the early afternoon hours. that's when that offshore flow begins. we have an area of high pressure off the coast now but with a departure of an area of low pressure to the north of us it's going inland producing an offshore flow. wind out of the northeast out of the desert. it's going to be very dry. as a result of those winds up to 50 miles per hour, we have a fire weather watch in effect for the north and east bay mountains as some of the winds are gusty tomorrow night through wednesday night. temperature-wise 73 degrees in r

in the delta, folks like to take things a little slow. but this?> it's really sad. >> it's a shame. >> maintenance problem. it makes it rough. >> reporter: for 63 years, the real mccoy ferry hauled traffic from rio vista to ryer island. >> it was an old beat up thing but it worked. >> at least it was operational. >> reporter: but after almost half a million trips -- >> it had reached the point where we had to replace it with a new vessel. >> and then they got the new ferry. >> caltrans purchased this new $4.3 million ferry. >> easily 50% of the time the thing isn't working. >> it's been broken more days than it's run. >> run it three days and breaks down again. >> reporter: if you look at this stretch road on a map it looks like one continuous piece of road. in actuality you have to cross it on this ferry. it's 800 feet across the sacramento river. for 400 residents who live on the other side to not take this that's a 40-minute drive around. >> so it makes it kinds of inconvenient for us to even get to work. >> reporter: inconvenient for residents

my conversation with two passengers that were on the delta flight. energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to produce these oil sands with the same emissions as many other oils and that's a huge breakthrough. that's good for our country's energy security and our economy. i tell you what i can spend. i do my best to make it work. i'm back on the road safely. and i saved you money on brakes. that's personal pricing. >>> in portugal an extradition hearing two weeks from now will begin the process of trying to return george wright to the u.s. wright had been on the run for more than 40 year after allegedly helping to hijack a delta airliner back in 1972. he was picked up on monday. susan candiotti has the details of when and where he was found. >> reporter: this rural seaside town is the idyllic backdrop for a fugitive living a secret l

. >> reporter: 80-year-old jennye was a retired teacher and principal and a 60-year member of the delta sigma theta sorority. >> they have affected the lives of many, many people. >> reporter: 78-year-old donald also graduated from lower gan state, was an educator and became stawnts superintendent of city schools. he belonged to the omega psi phi fraternity. >> worked very heard with students. >> reporter: the couple didn't marry until 1987 when they worked together at greenspring junior high. >> the students can see what commitment to the community does. >> reporter: we're told the mayor did meet with the family in private before the service. don? >> firefighters still haven't determined the cause for that fire. >>> a drive home from a coffee shop ends in a big scare for a harford county teenager. she said her coffee spilled. when she reached over to clean it up, she accidentally hit the gas, sendinged car over an embankment. she was not dead. >>> investigators say the man was driving erratically down the roa.d the trooper said he was holding the wheel like this swerving purposely acro

delta andouille night raised one-way fares $4 to $10 on most u.s.ther airlines don't follow suit, experts say delta andouille night will likely reverse their fare hikes. -- and united will likely reverse their fare hikes. >>> today's deal comes from the vine word in mclean, virginia. $29 buys you two bottles of this wine. that is a $60 value. head to myfoxdc.com and click on the my fox half off link. have a happy weekend with that. >>> the washington redskins have made the big switch at quarterback. rex goes man out, john beck in as the starter -- rex grossman out, john beck in as the starter. how are they taking the news? we'll have that up next. 3q you disgust me. prove it. enough's enough. d-con baits are specially formulated to kill in one feeding, guaranteed. d-con. get out. [ female announcer ] having grands! biscis easy.the morning just pop 'em in... then go about your business... and in just 15 minutes, your family can enjoy warm fresh from the oven biscuits. grands! warm ideas made easy. ♪ in the rhythm of my weekday flow ♪ ♪ something new

into the delta, temperatures will be in the low-mid-70s. here is your sunday around the bay. 70's around the bay and upper 60s for the coast. >> new this morning, the manhunt in oakland is over. police were searching for a man who robbed and shot a woman in oakland. he is now in custody after a search for him led to the westbound 580 interstate being set down. the female victim was shot here near the as hardware store in the laurel neighbor. if she had just use the atm when she was approached by the robbery suspect. he robbed her, shot her and fled in her car. the car crashed on 35th avenue, near the entrance to 580. he is in custody. the woman who was shot has a life-threatening injuries. >> we are seeing in these protesters around the country. in san francisco,--in sacramento, police arrested more than one dozen protesters. this happened early this morning around 1:00 a.m.. there were a series of warnings after the protest started. police arrested the protesters on one by one. this is all in support of those on wall street demonstrations

from the delta, and taper off wednesday evening. some early seasonal storms!weekend, still cool, cloudy conditions. next weekend, even cooler with another system. a brick on tuesday, and the system on wednesday. a brake on tuesday. the system on wednesday will be stronger. even heavier rainfall at times with cooler conditions and gusting wind . >> off at the top of the news, the ambulance gathered late last night for the amtrak. because of this crash in contra costa county this is video. amtrak in oakland it slammed into a da lin spoke to passengers. >> investigators to not know why this accident happened and they're not sure why the truck driver did not see the amtrak train. it happened pretty far away. it it took amtrak a long time to stop. about one-half mile before the scene of the accident. passengers say that it collided with a semi truck carrying corn >> we heard this really heavy jolt. the lights went out. we did not know what happened for quite a while. >> >> paddock. nobody knew what was one on 410---panic. >> a full trade with 200 passengers going t

delta has made a similar move. a biggest move for stocks yesterday. optimism and german and french leaders will work together to prevent the european debt crisis from dragging the u.s. economy down with it. the average credits court in baltimore is pretty high. the city's average is 759. a city in wisconsin have the highest rate. that is business. i'm jane king. >> thank you. that is pretty impressive. the occupied wall street group is going to be shifting their emphasis just a bit. >> it looks like today they will head north from downtown and they will be going up to fifth avenue. the movement targeting some of them. i will tell you more about that in my next report. >> at thank you. >> 5:22. 61 degrees on tv hill. meet a woman who ran a marathon and gave birth hours later. >> don't forget to e-mail us your response to our water cooler question of the day. would you be willing to pay more for wind power? you can share your response at wbaltv.com and on our facebook page, or send us an e-mail to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> a runner to not end the race

the delta 2 rocket carried the satellite, it lasted off just before 3:00 a.m.. the road to today's launch has been a bit bumpy. the satellite was supposed to fly back in 2006. problems with the instruments of force a five-year delay. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 news continues. >>darya: it has been nine years since we have seen a game set in. >>gary: that year, the giants had some pretty exciting games. >>darya: this was incredible. >>darya: it was late for me, i looked up just in time for the hit that tied things up in the seventh inning and i just kept thinking, not another one! it was getting late for me. >>gary: baseball is always better in the playoffs. there were a bunch of errors in the beginning that at the end, it was just great. >>gary: the guy who won the game with his home run, supposedly quit baseball after high school. >>darya: when i was watching, i was thinking, it must be cold. that cannot be good when the players are doing this, it cannot be easy to fall 53 if i thought to myself, how cold transit? it was 53 degrees. for the fan t

. >> this is liftoff of the delta to. >> vicki: nasa is still hard work, this will orbit 512 mi. above earth mantra and global climate change in weather conditions. and where the conditions were fantastic today along the water and for those people that were celebrating halloween tonight. >> i saw people dressed up and i was thinking tonight is not halloween is it? >> vicki: but it is saturday when the adult party. >> i think we will have a little bit of fog rolling in monday night but dry conditions and cooler temperatures. tomorrow will be nice it will be in the '70s and '80s want to get a lot of fun on the coast and that will keep local with the highs in the '60s. >> vicki: and that will wrap up for us, good night everybody. [people chatting] everyone, it's $37 a piece. paying with your smart phone instead of cash. that's a step forward. with chase person-to-person quickpay, you can send money directly to your friend's checking account. all you need is their email address or mobile number. don't worry honey, i'll show you. thanks everyone. so take a step forward... and chase wh

look at a project that will ensure the bay area has plenty of drinking water and enough to protect deltathe reservoir in contra costa county is expanding by more than 50%. the story is from laura anthony. >> reporter: heavy equipment moves thousands of tons of earth and rock into place to the expansion of the reservoir is beginning to take shape. >> we're raising the dam crest, the top of the dam by 34 feet which enables us to increase maximum water levels of the dam going from 100,000 acre feet capacity to 160,000 acre feet. >> the added capacity from the $118 million project will help take pressure off the fragile delta ecosystem requiring less water to be pumped from the central valley. the project will provide stability for the contra costa water district 500,000 customers an insurance policy of sorts during drought years. >> this contract could be a much more aggressive and accelerated. so he has actually done an approach where he is working six to ten hour days and now has gone to two ten hour shifts every day. >> the project will include renovation and expansion of the marina for