hernandez trying to get his feet up there. back-to-back kay's for diaz of betts and hernandez.to their last out. >> john: this is a perfect pitch. >> joe: it was by him by the time he pulled the trigger. freddie freeman, last hope for ellie. strike one. outside. her ball and strike. sean manaea in position to win this game. his first career postseason win in the division series. she'd sit fouled, they are a strike away. 2-2. >> john: such a live arm. >> joe: a bounce back win for the mets and game two! after their flattened, 9-0 in game one, they explode out of the gates in game two and hang on 7-3 to send this series back to citi field tied up. >> john: two really good teams. the mets believe in their team and the dodgers show you what they can do when they are up against elimination. it's going to be a great series, as we headed to new york. >> joe: off day tomorrow. game three will be wednesday night at citi field. luis severino, jose quintana, lined up for the mets. walker buehler likely to go for the dodgers in game three. carlos mendoza's team, as it's done all year, find

kikÉ hernandez. they are chanting his name. it's a wild pitch.to second muncy. >> john: this wasn't even in the call. he threw that 49 feet. 56 feet. >> joe: 1-0 on kikÉ hernandez. second en and a third. the balance to senga pete he'll go to first and end this first inning. the dodgers jump on senga. muncy comes through after a quiet division series. he begins the championship series with a two-run single in the first. ohtani and the dodgers are off to a great start. people whose psoriasis can look very different depending on their skin tone. as the makers of tremfya®, we understand that everybody's moderate to severe plaque psoriasis doesn't look the same. so, we undertook a first-of-its-kind study of plaque psoriasis in every skin tone. like hers and his and yours. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of infections may occur. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tb. tell your doctor if you have an infection, flu-like symptoms or if you need a vaccine. ask your dermatologist about tremfya®. ♪ the new $7 luxe

meanwhile, former nasa astronaut jose hernandez spent the morning with elementary school students insan jose. and as abc seven news reporter lena howland shows us, he didn't show up empty handed. reporter. >> it's not every day that the namesake of your school pays a visit. >> i think it was really exciting. it's like we talk about him all the time. we're mentioning his name. his name is everywhere. but some of our students were still like, whoa, this is this is who i'm, like, representing. when i'm here at the school. >> jose hernandez is the son of immigrant farmworkers who went on to become an engineer and a nasa astronaut. the stockton native stopped by for jose hernandez school friday morning to share a few words of wisdom. >> i was telling these kids over here in the fifth grade in the back that i was their age when the dream was born, of me wanting to be an astronaut. >> hernandez talked about how he became an astronaut and how nasa turned him down 11 times before he was hired, but before he put on that orange spacesuit, he said it was reading that first inspired him. >> and w

de primaria en la escuela que lleva su nombre en san josé hernández.ctura le ayudó a él, a aprender inglés. por eso donó 7000 libros a la organización teachers and books. josé hernández es un grande aullido. ha viajado al espacio y es tan sencillo conversar con él. es una persona súper humilde y te cuenta, así como que si a mí me rechazaron 11 veces, pero si yo pude, tú puedes. claro, es que imagínate, me pongo, me pongo en el lugar de un niño. no ver a alguien así de grande hablándole español, español y diciendo mira, esta fue mi vida. de aquí salieron mis padres y él también pensando bueno, mis padres también también están allí. yo también puedo llegar a hacer eso, así que no sé si lo sabes todo lo que ha inspirado, pero mira, me encanta eso y que sepa que puede que puede ir regando también a los a los jovencitos que lo están escuchando. así es. por él. residentes del distrito 3 de san josé promueven una iniciativa para destituir al concejal omar torres. los detalles más adelante y también da nuevos detalles de las incautaciones y arrestos hechos tra

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el reconocimiento se le entregÓ al espaÑol rodri hernÁndez, del manchester city, quien superÓ al brasileÑoal madrid, no asistiÓ a la ceremonia de entrega en protesta el legado de matthew perry. en su primer aniversario luctuoso, la familia del actor rompe el silencio sobre sus adicciones. sus Últimos dÍas de vida y anuncian la creaciÓn de una fundaciÓn a su nombre. comenzamos. >> noticias telemundo en la noche con aranza loizaga. >> bienvenidos y muchas gracias por acompaÑarnos esta noche. comenzamos con las reacciones y consecuencias provocadas por el insulto de un comediante que participÓ durante el mitin de trump el domingo en nueva york. tony hinkle dijo que la isla flotante de basura en el ocÉano se llama puerto rico. pero esa broma de mal gusto ya le estÁ pasando la factura al republicano. tal y como nos explica karla amezola. oh, donald trump, has got to go. >> donald trump se tiene que ir. gritaba este grupo de trabajadores en harlem con la bandera boricua en alto, se pronunciaron contra los comentarios que el comediante tony hinchcliffe hizo durante el evento de trump en el icÓnic

infield fly rule in effect for kikÉ hernandez. there is the first out.the bottom of the order like any bottom of the order has got to get going a little bit for the mets. >> john: when they do something, boy, oh, boy, that's tough because then you've got to face the top of the lineup with francisco lindor and they have struggled a little bit in the postseason getting going, especially at the bottom. >> joe: you've got tyrone taylor here, 3 for 25 of the postseason. francisco alvarez, 5 out of 29. first and second, one away. mets with the leadoff home run from francisco lindor as they try to tie the series up. taylor. a local guy. he grew up coming to games here. one of david stern's first moves when he came over from milwaukee was trading for this guy. 0-1. taylor pops it fouling it 0-2. mostly known for his defense. he was the fourth outfielder for the first half. more and more playing time. he's taken the second shield job from harrison bader. still looking for him to contribute with the bat. >> john: conversely, .140 batting average with two strikes,

kikÉ hernandez drifting back and puts it away. flaherty retired the first seven.you can take your pick, so many different things. there is no one right decision but there's so many different things that come out wow, maybe that's what instigated it. maybe it was grimace who throughoutthrewout the first pi. you get pete alonso's home run what he picked up his layoff pumpkin at a market in wisconsin. they cannot do wrong at this point, the mets club. the whole city loving. it's the cast of characters whether it's pete alonso a long time staple or iglesias you are talking about or the hometown gm. so many stories to latch onto as they make this run. tyrone taylor with the two hole. >> john: went through a really bad stretch in may. talked about it in the open. the dodgers went wire-to-wire. i believe the mets were down 10-11 games from the atlanta braves. there is nobody who could have protected that kind of second half run and catch them the way they did basically in the last day of the season, the extra day doubleheader. >> joe: that is fouled off. the dodgers last

now, former nasa astronaut jose hernandez spent the morning with elementary students at the san jose school named after him, and as abc seven news reporter lena howland shows us, he didn't end up or show up empty handed. reporter. >> it's not every day that the namesake of your school pays a visit. >> i think it was really exciting. it's like we talk about him all the time. we're mentioning his name. his name is everywhere. but some of our students were still like, whoa, this is this is who i'm like, representing when i'm here at the school. >> jose hernandez is the son of immigrant farmworkers who went on to become an engineer and a nasa astronaut. the stockton native stopped by for jose hernandez school friday morning to share a few words of wisdom. >> i was telling these kids over here in the fifth grade in the back that i was their age when the dream was born, of me wanting to be an astronaut. >> hernandez talked about how he became an astronaut and how nasa turned him down 11 times before he was hired. but before he put on that orange spacesuit, he said it was reading that first

mayor hernandez thorpe says scott previously served as the city of seattle's deputy inspector general for public safety and has an extensive background in police, accountability and during scott's introductory news conference thursday, hernandez thorpe stating scott is the right person for the job. i know that ms scott's background are the right qualifications and she's overly qualified, in my opinion to serve in this position during the hiring process. some of scott's past racially charged social media posts surfaced online and at the end of her speech, she briefly address them. know this is small some of my past social media post that this is the actual so what weapon audience issues of race and social justice to happen 6 or 7 years in this space. what i to do is the work and that's what i'm going to do. and scott says among the top priorities listed on her 100 day plan is working with the mayor city council. >> and residents to address low police staffing issues and hire a permanent chief in antioch, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news owners. >> course, your local election headquarte

nbc's jodi hernandez is in calistoga. reporter a public service power shut off could take place right here in napa county. and the county and pg&e are already set up to support folks should the lights go out. we're here at the community resource center in downtown calistoga. we're going to walk in here and show you what folks have here to support the community. just in case the power does need to be turned off during this risky time. now we're stepping in here. you can see there's a very cool room, air conditioned room of workers ready to support folks. they are packing up snack bags, water, portable chargers. they've got a little refrigerator to keep water cool. they also have charging stations. take a look. tables with charging stations so people can charge their devices, their laptops, their phones, and something really different. they even have emotional support dogs. this is pluto. we've got star, we've got chip, and we've got big bear. these guys are definitely ready to put a smile on people's faces. if the power is

mayor hernandez thorpe says scott previously served as the city of seattle's deputy inspector general for public safety and has an extensive background in police accountability and during scott's introductory news conference thursday, hernandez thorpe stating scott is the right person for the job. she's overly qualified in my opinion to serve in this position during the hiring process. some of scott's past racially charged social media posts surfaced on and at the end of her speech, she briefly address them. i know the small some of my past. >> social media post that this is the actual so weaponize issues of race and social justice to happen 6 or 7 years in this space? what i to is the work and that's what i'm going to do. and scott says among the top priorities listed on her 100 day plan is working with the mayor city council and residents to address low police staffing issues and hire a permanent chief in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> with just 33 days until the election, vice president kamala harris and former president trump campaigning in swing today. harris is i

home run for la darvish was stellar except against guys named hernandez zoo home run, give la va to nothing when they advanced to the nlds for the sixth time in nine years, they'll face the mets. here's manager dave robert taft of men more than i believe you guys and more importantly, you 20 times the judge premature and cleveland there in game five for a trip to the alcs to face the yankees, tiger's ace pitcher tarik skubal. >> he'll be on the mount now. he hasn't given up a run since september 18. he's fallen in game two against cleveland. he was seeing yelling at the visit, at the crowd. there in cleveland to shut the, you know what up his mom scolded him on social media, but he he says mom has no room to talk, listen just saying that my mom went to twitter to say that because you should you should hear my mom when she growing up so i think that's i think that's interesting. >> yeah, that she she wants to make that comment, but i've seen her get ejak that have plenty of high school basketball so i guess it might run in the family a little bit there is cursing genetic victor, eith

hernandez had an active restraining order against martinez for prior to mystic violence. prosecutors say that she had plans to move away with their young son. martinez will be sentenced in december. >> governor newsom announced new state funding today that he says will help address the issue of encampments kron four's capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports. >> are demanding results tab was governor gavin newsom's messages he announced the state is granting a combined 130.7 million dollars to local governments across the state specifically to address the issue of encampment. we need to be democratized our streets and doing a compassionate way. why use intact support the people that are out there, the underlying causes. but we need to take back the streets. the governor has a warning what are called encampment resolution grant studies 18 local city and county governments across the state from as far south as carlsbad to as far north of san francisco and cities and counties in between, including by salia and san bernardino newsom says the local governments receiving the

can hernandez facing yu darvish? >> and hernandez hits it out. boy, he's good in october. postseason. that's his 14th career playoff home run as the dodgers take one to nothing lead in their the move danger yamamoto on the mound for la padres were threatening in the 3rd com fernando tatis with a couple of men on just one out. he's going ground into the inning, ending double play and do gets out of the jail. go to the 5th. still one to nothing. moto. trying to get through the top half. he does 5 shutout innings. he's going to get the win in this game. a nice response. get some love in the dodgers, would add another home run in the 7th inning from the oscar hernandez, the spot and they win it 2 to nothing. so the dodgers are moving on. it will be dodgers met in the nlcs yankees awaiting the winner of cleveland and detroit because it to their in your teams out of the final 4 and throw la in the mix, the big markets are doing well. hey, it's perfect. west coast, east coast, a priest. we'll see if it happens that way. yeah, thanks happens that way. yeah, thanks so much. and ♪♪

hernandez, blasting a solo home run in the second, it gives la the lead then la they would have theiree former mvps, ohtani, freddie freeman, and looky beds. it combined for just one hit darvish retired 14 straight, but then check out in the seventh tay oscar hernandez, send it another solo shot for la darvish was stellar except against those names hernandez la wins do nothing back in the national league championship series, but a 50 time in eight years, they'll face the mets. here's part of manager dave rogers locker room speech i've never believed in a group of men more than i believe in you guys and more importantly, new 20 23, judge premature and when i for detroit tigers and cleveland guardians in a winner-take-all game five for a trip to the alcs face the yankees. now, detroit's as tarik skubal, he'll be on the mound last time he gave up a run with september 18, he's been on fire now in game two, he was seeing yellen that the cleveland crowd to shut the, you know what up in his mom's scolded him on social media, but he says, mom has no room to talk, listen i'm just saying that m

la profesora sandler envió las cartas a hernández pidiéndole que visite la escuela.e inspirar a más estudiantes. contará su historia de resiliencia y determinación que sirve como un poderoso recordatorio de que cada estudiante tiene el potencial de alcanzar la grandeza independientemente de sus circunstancias. la presentación se realizará en inglés y español, pues lo que quiero estudiar son negocios internacionales. y si me inspiro porque yo llegué aquí a estados unidos hace 4 años y si pasan muchas cosas como racismo, el idioma, entonces sí hay cosas difíciles, pero siempre hay como algo que lo resuelve y podemos lograr muchas cosas. quiero ser abogada de inmigración. quiero ayudarles a todos de los que no pueden ver su familia cuando quieren, porque aunque sí podemos, pero no tanto. sí quiero ayudarles. vamos a otra pausa y al regresar, un papá militar le da una sosarpre a con nosotros para despedirnos. vamos a ver el momento en el que una estudiante de preparatoria en texas vuelve a ver a su padre, que es un militar después de casi un año sin reunirse. vea el pett

en este vÍdeo las autoridades identificaron a carlos fernÁndez hernÁndez como uno de los sospechosospor una fuga de gas. portaban identificaciones falsas, chalecos y hasta una supuesta orden de la empresa. los llevÓ al sÓtano de su casa y posteriormente subieron al primer piso. encontraron a la esposa de la vÍctima, a quien le preguntaron dÓnde estaba el dinero y las joyas. la ataron, golpearon y huyeron con un reloj y telÉfono celular. >> creemos que fueron un blanco especÍfico. viviana: en un comunicado su familia dijo "estamos desconsolados por la noticia de su muerte, pero la familia se unirÁ con determinaciÓn". arrestaron a un segundo sospechoso luego de que carlos josÉ hernÁndez fuera detenido. >> los cargos bajo la doctrina de asesinato grave, lleva la pena de cadena perpetua. viviana: la empresa de servicios pÚblicos emitiÓ un comunicado con advertencias para los usuarios. si un trabajador va a su casa o negocio, solicite identificaciÓn con foto. si se niegan a hacerlo, no abra la puerta. jorge: space x lanzÓ con Éxito el mÁs reciente vuelo de prueba. hoy lograron lo increÍbl

gracias a su llamada puedan ponerla a salvo y detener a luis diego hernÁndez moncayo de 27 aÑos quienencontraba drogado segÚn las autoridades, ahora estÁ la cÁrcel acusado de intento de agresiÓn sexual, agresiÓn por el reglamento de tensiÓn forzada, el hombre mexicano ademÁs tiene una orden de detenciÓn por parte de la patrulla fronteriza. carolina: y valiente la mujer, bastante astuta la persona que responde al 911 se ha cuenta que en serio no era una pizza sin una emergencia. andrea muchÍsimas gracias. borja: otras noticias que acaparan titulares. esta madrugada un ataque israelÍ a un edificio de gaza ha causado la muerte de 60 personas, entre ellas mujeres y niÑos el ministerio shania de gaza dice que podrÍa haber muchas personas atrapadas bajo los escombros, entretanto el grupo terrorista hezbollah designÓ a su nuevo dirigente, reemplazando a su exlÍder abatido en un ataque en el lÍbano el mes pasado. el rapero sean john combs enfrenta nuevas demandas civiles, ahora dos hombres afirman que fueron agrediÓ sexualmente por el artista entre los aÑos 2005 y 2008, ojo con este detalle,

hernÁndez dice que ha sido difÍcil para los latinos ganar contiendas.gistrÓ un incremento de registro de votantes. podrÍamos tener algÚn tipo o de sorpresa aquÍ en california. los candidatos demÓcratas estÁn favorecidos . podemos ver mÁs balanzas del lado de los republicanos? >> no creo que sea el caso. lidia dos . faltan poco mÁs de dos semanas para las elecciones. pueden votar desde su casa y mandarlas por correo antes de la elecciÓn. tenemos mÁs informaciÓn sobre las contiendas. hay una contienda cerrada rumbo a las elecciones de noviembre. esto le da una ventaja en el sistema de votaciÓn. preste atenciÓn. saddam nos explica quÉ hay que hacer. lo primero es esta llamada. hablamos con la personas evacuadas. este diseÑo obligÓ a evacuar a 500 residentes. . >> recoger rÁpido las cosas de importancia. habÍan dejado todo atrÁs. no todo lo ve sitios. pamela explica que cuando crees estar preparado no lo estas. asÍ se tuvo que quedar. yo revisaba mi telÉfono. el peine no me lo traje. si hoy mi amor uno tengan un plan de evacuaciÓn, uno nunca sabe cuÁndo pue

mayor hernandez thorpe says scott previously served as the city of seattle's deputy inspector general for public safety and has an extensive background in police, accountability and during scott's introductory news conference thursday, hernandez thorpe stating scott is the right person for the job. i know that ms scott's background. >> are the right qualifications and she's overly qualified, in my opinion to serve in this position during the hiring process. some of scott's past racially charged social media posts surfaced on and at the end of her speech, she briefly address them. notice a small some of my past. >> social media post that this is the actual so weaponize issues of race and social justice to happen 6 or 7 years in this space? what is the work and that's what i'm going to do. and scott says among the top priorities listed on her 100 day plan is working with the mayor city council and residents to address low police staffing issues and hire a permanent chief in antioch, philippe djegal all kron. 4 news on >> well, you're gonna have to leave the bay area. if you want to see

. >> reporter: for carmen hernandez, the bustling sounds of the school are a reminder of a dream she had to put on hold 20 years ago. at 16 she moved from mexico to san jose and dropped out of high school when she became pregnant, but today she's back determined to earn her diploma. >> it's not easy, but after 20 years to be here in this country i think i found the courage to push through a higher education for myself and to demonstrate to my kids we can do anything. >> reporter: this time she isn't just here for herself. she attends the same school as her youngest son daniel in east san jose. they walk the same halls, take the same breaks and support each other throughout the day. >> we can be in class. if something happens to your kids, you just go. >> reporter: the school prefers bilingual education in english or spanish making it a lifeline for immigrant parents. the public relations advocate for the school says this program is vital for the large immigrant community. >> it really helps boost themselves to do why they came here to, come here to actually do and what i mean by that

hernandez thorpe says the city is on the brink of entering into a memorandum of understandings with 3 agencies. >> and once those deals are signed, the extra officers will be on the streets within we have 12 at the academy. so if this gets us, you know, over 6, 7, 8, months. >> by the time we run out of his money with these extra patrols will be will be hopefully onboarding. new officers will be on that continuum of onboarding new officers from the candidates. so it's pretty excited during tuesday's meeting, the city council also reauthorized its police hiring bonus incentive program and extend it to include dispatchers. >> messages from kron 4 to the interim police chief antioch police officers association and a former city manager have not been answered goodie. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news police are looking for a group of people that rammed a car into a storefront in oakland's lake shore neighborhood. >> officers responded to a burglary on lakeshore avenue near 5.80, about 3.45. this morning. they say one car was used to break into the business. several other people. they drove

. >> antioch mayoramar hernandez thorpe says three agencies have oppresse over enforcin the law. >> therrtly has 76 officers, hae than 90 of than to bef put on she voted toop need to se is a temporary deterrent. while we fe we need those bodies there. there's too ma and things like the city's general fund. kippur is ashte hath ofcross the shortages. electricity is slowly several fuel depots e are goingbe at these fuel depots. >> sta conditions look lvisibility. and you can see herefrha the north . , and then to the coast? not likely. pa clr oakland picking a there, this . so temperatures well into the 60s and that muggy feel out there 65 allowing for a littlor into mont chancew sprinkles, but it's a weak an offshore flow. sos rning. and tn it pulls in parts of thendlong clo i covero the eastg into our normal the afternoon, we'll toa bit ste there at the shoreline, up t wgt sunny skies bay 64. partly sunna sunnier afteoo more drizzle at e coast. wednesday is our next chance. next chancey and warm ae bann player mateo lopez is kicking mth because here in the bay area, we have such a huge latin

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jodi hernandez, nbc, bay area news. after a blistering hot week and weekend, the heat is finally moving out of the bay area. let's go outside for a live look at san jose, dublin, walnut creek those are just three of the bay area cities that have been dealing with extreme heat. triple digit temperatures, but relief is on the way. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us. jeff, we are ready for fall to feel like fall. i couldn't agree with you more on that. i think we're all just done and ready for this to get on out of here. so we'll take a look at those temperatures we had today, those car thermometers getting up into the one hundredths. as many of you experienced, 103 in gilroy, 102 in concord, san jose, 102 also 102, in santa rosa, redwood city at 99. so when you put this up against the records, it does look like another new record here in concord, also in santa rosa and san jose. not good enough for record in san francisco with 90. the record that still stands 98 and 1996. nonetheless very hot for your standards in

in richmond, jodi hernandez, nbc, bay area news. our other top story tonight power shutoffs could be coming to parts of five bay area counties this week. alameda, contra costa, sonoma, napa and solano counties are all on the list. you see it there in front of you. so far, no specifics on how many pg&e customers this could affect. let's take a live look now from our network of cameras around the bay area. fire danger will be increasing dramatically in the next few days. jeff ranieri now is with us. jeff. dry and windy. that's a bad combo for us. it is in october is historically one of the driest times we see here in the bay area. all year long, because it's the longest stretch we've gone without any considerable rainfall or storm system. so let's get a look at the current warning. and you can see it includes nevada and then a good portion here of northern california, including the bay area all the way up through the central valley into redding. so all of the bay area under this red flag fire warning here that begins 11 p.m. thursday

hernandez has been arrested on suspicion of murder, felony dui and assault with a deadly weapon. he's also being investigated for causing three other crashes that occurred earlier in the day. police are investigating a deadly hit and run in the city of concord. this crash happened tonight, 745, at. officials say one person was hit a car a dieat the scene. so far, no arrests have been made, but police say everyone voed was detained and being questioned. police are still on scene, working to determine everyone's involvement in the crash. >> a vigil was held for the victim of a shooting that occurred on september 2nd. 22 year old ramiro reyes was killed on hillside street in oakland. his family honored his life at a vigil last night at the same place he was killed. his family says he leaves behind a two year old daughter. police say it's shotspotter system detected gunfire just after 4:00 that morning. officers arrived to find one victim with gunshot wounds. ramiro reyes died at the scene, and a 23 year old, salvador figueroa, was charged with his murder. investigators have not publ

jodi hernandez, nbc, bay area news. all right, let's update you now on that widespread e coli outbreak traced to mcdonald's. it's left dozens of people sick. most of those illnesses are in colorado. but you can see 12 states that have stopped using ingredients linked to the outbreak. still no cases in california so far. but today, investigators with the fda have honed in on a salinas headquartered mega farm. taylor farms, colorado facility is being investigated as the possible source of the tainted onions. the possible connection caught many people by surprise, including the agricultural commissioner in monterey county. nbc bay area's damian trujillo talked to him today. he joins us live from taylor farms plant in salinas. with that part of the story. and so far, the plant is saying they haven't been able to trace it. yeah. and you know what? the trucks keep coming and going, jessica, from this large taylor farms plant just outside of salinas. this big company now finds itself in the middle of this e coli problem. agric

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live in the heat in contra costa county. hi, jodi. hi there. it's been another scorcher here in contra costa county. the october heat wave has folks cranking up their ac. in fact, air conditioning companies tell me this is normally their slow season, but not this year. i'm spending a lot of time in the house under behind the fans because i yeah, it gets to it's too hot for me. bob and shirley morales have their curtains drawn and fans running in every room tonight as this week's triple digit temperatures have broken, records the concord couple's air conditioner stopped working, and when it stopped because we turned it on and it wasn't working, we thought, oh, we're we might be in trouble here, especially since it's going to get up over 100 and you can see i'm dripping now, so it gets really hot. baker allman with hometown heating and air conditioning, says normally he'd be servicing heaters in october, but it's been nonstop ac repairs all week. it's been pretty wild. it's been it's been pretty busy. you know, i told my wife, don't call and ask

in contra costa county, jodi hernandez, nbc, bay area news. we have a follow up on the firing of santa clara county superintendent. this is a story that we exposed this summer. two weeks ago, the board terminated superintendent mary ann dewane, but gave no clear reason as to why. prior to that, nbc bay area investigated complaints that while under her leadership, the county office of education misappropriated funds from the head start program, which is a federal program that helps low income children. dewine's attorneys filed a lawsuit saying the board had no right to fire her, arguing she's an appointed public official and not an employee. today, the board president says she's disappointed by dewine's lawsuit and says it will lead to needless costs and legal fees. the president says tax dollars are better spent on educating students. this wednesday, the board plans to address steps to appoint an interim superintendent, an about-face by university of nevada over whether to forfeit a volleyball match against sjsu over transgender rules. accordi

. >> antioch mayor lamar hernandez thorpe, who i spoke with wednesday night, says he will seek to have the city council approve $500,000 in funds to go towards long term assistance from outside law enforcement agencies. this comes after antioch saw at least 15 shootings in september. two people died in those shootings. pastor damon owens of genesis church in antioch reacted to the mayor's move. >> let me applaud the mayor for doing his best and trying, putting his best foot forward in order to address the problem, this is a systemic issue within certain pockets of the community within the city of antioch. >> damon's wife, chantelle, says the funeral for elijah scales will be held thursday. scales was shot and killed recently in antioch. chantelle is hopeful that the requested funding will help, but questions why this request didn't happen many months ago when a racist police officer texting scandal dramatically changed staffing numbers. >> people in the neighborhood that are afraid to come outside. children are afraid to walk to school and i'm not sure if we're putting a band aid on an

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live in the heat in contra costa county. hi, jodi. hi there. it's been another scorcher here in contra costa county. the october heat wave has folks cranking up their ac. in fact, air conditioning companies tell me this is normally their slow season, but not this year. i'm spending a lot of

last monday in sonoma county, jody hernandez, nbc, bay area news.e learning new details tonight about a fire in sonoma county that left 30 people displaced. that fire ripped through an apartment complex in rohnert park. firefighters arrived. flames had engulfed one apartment and were quickly spreading to some more. now everyone safely was evacuated, but one firefighter did go to the hospital to be checked out. the building is no longer usable. no word on the cause or where those people are going to go at this point. two oakland cops charged with dui while on duty and today, alameda county district attorney pamela price says she sent a strongly worded letter to oakland's police chie, but he says he never got that letter. the district attorney held a news conference this morning about the two cops charged with dui. she says she sent a letter to police chief floyd mitchell and the assistant chief outlining her concerns. she urged the department to address officer behavior. having police officers intoxicated while on duty or off duty represents a clear

the organization is giving away 7000 books and other school supplies to the jose hernandez middle school in san jose. now, the school, which opened back in 2014, is named after the astronaut, the founder of gordon gordon philanthropies is reminding those students that they can accomplish anything. one of the things we do hope you'll appreciate is that from reading and learning, the sky is the limit for you and there is nothing that you can't do. and a great example of that is someone here who for whom the sky wasn't just the limit. the organization says that it hopes the donation will help promote literacy and education in underserved communities. now it's time to look at palisades tahoe, a popular resort there. it's offering up a deal for those who hope to hit the slopes once the snow comes. of course, lift tickets will only cost skiers $75 on its opening day. that's november 27th. that's in celebration of palisades 75th anniversary. you can buy the tickets through the resort's website. just hoping that snow is coming that way sooner than later, right? but now it's the fall colors, so i

movimiento regeneración nacional expulsó de sus filas a la ex presidenta municipal, norma otilia hernándezres, mujeres y niños caminan hacia el norte con la esperanza de cruzar hacia estados unidos o conseguir por lo menos una cita a través del programa cbp one. sin embargo, ante la falta de respuestas del programa para conseguir una cita, los más personas dicen que se van a sumar a la caminata que tiene nombre le llaman rey de reyes, pero hasta que no salga con la bendición de dios va más, avanzamos más, vamos avanzando un poquito más. es que el número de participantes ya supera las 500 personas. los activistas advierten que si no hay una solución migratoria, pues estos movimientos van a seguir creciendo. y es que huir del crimen organizado y también van en búsqueda de una vida mejor es lo que buscaba más de 3 millones de migrantes. esto antes de ser detenidos y fue en la frontera con méxico durante el sexenio de andrés manuel lópez obrador. durante ese tiempo, dicen, los datos muestran que hubo 121 caravanas que viajaron a través de méxico, además que las detenciones en la frontera aumen

our jodi hernandez will preview a big decision expected tonight. also, a fire rips through a home in contra costa county. why? one of the men inside says he had a feeling that something bad was about to happen. and tracking hurricane milton in the gulf of mexico. it is barreling straight for tampa bay, which hasn't been directly hit by a major hurricane in more than a century. we're going to show you how people are now preparing, but let's go ahead and begin with tiktok. more than a dozen states, including california, are suing the social media app. they claim tiktok harms young users and deceives the public about its dangers. nbc bay area's ian cull has been digging into this story for us and joins us now. ian, those are some serious claims. what else are they claiming? yeah. so attorney general rob bonta says the app is designed to promote excessive compulsive and addictive use in children, and he says that's especially damaging to their developing brains. the lawsuit alleges false advertising and unfair and deceptive business practices, he point

it's sending out hernandez several times at her apartment. redwood city last july. daughter trying to defend her mother, but martina stabbed the girl in the chest. authorities say that martinez then went into a bedroom, apologize to his 5 year-old son and left martinez was found covered in blood walking near the scene. hernandez had an active restraining order against him for prior domestic violence. prosecutors say that she had had plans to move away with their son. martinez is set to be sentenced in december. scammers have found another way to rip off tourists visiting san francisco kron four's dan comment tells us how they are being tricked into giving money to criminals parking around san francisco's fisherman's wharf has always had its challenges. and even if you do find a space. >> figuring out how to operate. the parking meter can be difficult now to make matters worse. scammers have been tampering with these type of meters. specifically. they've been putting phony qr codes like this on them. if you scan the code you can pay. but the money will be going to th

. >> antioch mayor lamar hernandez thorpe, who i spoke with wednesday night, says he will seek to have the city council approve $500,000 in funds to go towards long term assistance from outside law enforcement agencies. this comes after antioch saw at least 15 shootings in september. two people died in those shootings. pastor damon owens of genesis church in antioch reacted to the mayor's move. >> let me applaud the mayor for doing his best and trying, putting his best foot forward in order to address the problem, this is a systemic issue within certain pockets of the community within the city of antioch. >> damon's wife, chantelle, says the funeral for elijah scales will be held thursday. scales was shot and killed recently in antioch. chantelle is hopeful that the requested funding will help, but questions why this request didn't happen many months ago when a racist police officer texting scandal dramatically changed staffing numbers. >> people in the neighborhood that are afraid to come outside. children are afraid to walk to school and i'm not sure if we're putting a band aid on an

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hernandez thorpe says the city is on the brink of entering into a memorandum of understandings with 3 agencies. >> and once those deals are signed, the extra officers will be on the streets within we have 12 at the academy. so if this gets us, you know, over 6, 7, 8, months. >> by the time we run out of this money with these extra patrols will be will be hopefully onboarding. new officers will be on that continuum of onboarding new officers from the candidates. so it's pretty excited during tuesday's meeting, the city council also reauthorized its police hiring bonus incentive program and extend it to include dispatchers. >> messages from kron 4 to the interim police chief antioch police officers association and a former city manager have not been answered goodie. philippe djegal all kron. 4 news. >> and that has been charged in the shooting that injured a 17 year-old boy in brentwood. authorities say 18 year-old duke's is facing several charges, including attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon shooting was on the night of september 19th on sand creek road near stoney creek

jody hernandez, nbc, bay area news. jury selection is now underway for the high profile trial of nina nina mckinney. he's accused of murdering former cash app ceo bob lee last year in san francisco. so far, cameras have not been allowed inside the courtroom. this video is from april of last year, after he was initially arrested in court today, mckinney wore a cream colored suit and sat with his team of five attorneys. they say they're hoping to find a fair jury out of the pool of about 140 people. this is the most important part of the case. you know, we want people that are going to be able to be fair and impartial, that are going to listen to the evidence and, you know, follow the rules. that's all you can ask for. bob lee was found by emergency crews outside the port side apartments on main street in san francisco last year. he had been stabbed three times. he was arrested about a week later. security camera videos show the two were together in the hours leading up to that stabbing. many potential jurors today said t

but we're going to start with jodi hernandez, live in the north bay, where some people jodi, are bracing for possible shutoffs in that area. that's right. we're standing along tubbs lane near calistoga, where many people are on alert tonight. pg&e says they sent out warnings to about 140 households north of tubbs lane here, letting them know that they may have to shut their power off to keep this area safe from wildfire. we've tried to charge our phones and everything. get everything ready to go and just be ready for it if it does hit. jerry and barbara thompson are gearing up for what could be an uncomfortable time. they got the notice from pg&e this morning. they may lose power if extreme fire weather rolls in. we are seeing some very high temperatures combined with some gusty winds. these, along with other factors are often the factors that combined can create a risk of wildfire. cal fire is keeping close tabs on the situation. this crew cut and cleared some dry brush in napa county this morning. they say vegetation has been drying out all summer, and it wouldn't take much to ignite t

our jodi hernandez is in contra costa county with some very busy repairmen.gine losing your air conditioning during this october heat wave. well, air conditioning repairmen have been going gangbusters this week. you can see this gentleman here. he's from hometown heating and air. he says he has been working nonstop going from call to call. now, normally this time of year he'd be actually servicing heaters, not air conditioners. he says this is the first time he can remember that he's actually had to service an air conditioners in october. now we're at a concord home here that lost their air conditioning yesterday, and it has been absolutely miserable. i'm going to show you how they've been getting by. let's walk quickly into their house here. this is the morales household. you can see they've got all of their drapes drawn. it's dark in here. they're doing their best to stay cool. their air conditioner broke down yesterday during the 100 degree heat, you can see the fans going. they've got ceiling fans, floor fans here. now she's working here doing her best to

at uc berkeley jody hernandez, nbc, bay area news. we haven't seen so much buzz for cal athletics in more than ten years. great to see that. well, the high profile debate is back on. couple nights ago, you might recall on wednesday we were supposed to air the congressional debate right here on nbc bay area, but it was canceled. assemblyman evan low and former san jose mayor sam liccardo are running to replace longtime peninsula congresswoman anna eshoo. liccardo's campaign reached out to us on wednesday morning, the morning of the debate, saying he had to pull out due to laryngitis. so the debate is rescheduled for one week from tonight. next friday, i will be the moderator. you can watch it live right here on nbc bay area at 7 p.m, or you can watch it whenever it fits into your schedule. you'll be able to stream it on our website and youtube channel. it was a bomb threat. new information tonight on what led to a lockdown at oakland arena. it happened last night. hundreds of fans went to the arena to see composer hans zimmer. this is

hands in some capacity 4 times most recently with acting city manager kwame reed who mayor lamar hernandez thorpe says has now been replaced by bessie. scott. i expect from all of our department heads every single one of our department heads to support ms scott as she transitions in scott's permanent appointment to the position was approved by the city council by a 3 to 2 vote. she has signed a two-year contract and hopes to bring stability to an unstable city hall. several department leadership positions remain unfilled or are temporarily occupied. namely the police department whose current chief serves in an interim status. the recent events in the city of good lions have been front page and has negatively impacted everyone. >> there is no other and belonging when it comes to an mayor. hernandez thorpe says scott previously served as the city of seattle's deputy inspector general for public safety and has an extensive background in police, accountability and during scott's introductory news conference thursday, hernandez thorpe stating scott is the right person for the job. i know that m

nbc's jodi hernandez has the details. at that moment, like i didn't think i was in any danger. right in front of the station. but this idaho woman quickly realized she was in grave dange. the woman had just dropped off her brother at the amtrak train station in martinez friday morning, when a stranger jumped in the car and took off. the victims were in the process of removing some luggage from the back of the car. a unknown female at the time forcibly removed the passenger from the vehicle, jumped into the car, which was started and running at the time, and then drove off. her whole body, she was dangling out of the car and then eventually she got untangled and then she rolled a couple times on the street. the victim says her 75 year old mother, who was in the passenger seat before getting pushed out, was dragged several feet. she scraped and bruised all over her body. she didn't care that you know my mom was hanging out. she pushed her out. she kept on going, knowing that she's hanging halfway off the car and into the street. and she still kept going. she hadn't. she didn't ca

hands in some capacity 4 times most recently with acting city manager kwame reed who mayor lamar hernandez thorpe says has now been replaced by betsy scott. i expect from all of our department heads every single one of our department heads to support ms scott as she transitions in scott's permanent appointment to the position was approved by the city council by a 3 to 2 vote. she has signed a two-year contract and hopes to bring stability to an unstable city hall. several department leadership positions remain unfilled or are temporarily occupied. namely the police department whose current chief serves in an interim status. recent events in the city of good lions have been front page and has negatively impacted everyone. >> there is no other and belonging when it comes mayor hernandez. thorpe says scott previously served as the city of seattle's deputy inspector general for public safety and has an extensive background in police, accountability and during scott's introductory news conference thursday, hernandez thorpe stating scott is the right person for the job. i know that ms scott's ba

mayor hernandez thorpe says scott previously served as the city of seattle's deputy inspector general public safety and has an extensive background in police, accountability and during scott's introductory news conference thursday, hernandez thorpe stating scott is the right person for the job. i know that ms scott's background are the right qualifications and she's overly qualified, in my opinion to serve in this position during the hiring process. some of scott's past racially charged social media posts surfaced online and at the end of her speech, she briefly address them. know this is small some of my past social media post that this is the actual so weaponize issues of race and social justice to happen 6 or 7 years in this space? what i to do is the work and that's what i'm going to do. and scott says among the top priorities listed on her 100 day plan is working with the mayor city council. >> and residents to address low police staffing issues and hire a permanent chief in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> we'll talk about our weather forecast now with this live lo

part of the partnership between nonprofit gordon philanthropies and astronaut and doctor jose hernandez. the organization is giving away 7000 books and other school supplies to the jose hernandez middle school in san jose. school, which was opened in 2014, is named obviously after the astronaut, the founder of gordon philanthropy spoke to students today, reminding them that they too, can accomplish anything. one of the things we do hope you'll appreciate is that from reading and learning, the sky is the limit for you and there is nothing that you can't do. and a great example of that is someone here who for whom the sky wasn't just the limit. the goal is for the donation to help promote literacy and education in underserved communities. up next, another cub date at the oakland zoo. a new look at an abandoned mountain lion being raised by the zoo's staff. all right. let's give you a live look inside the control room at rockefeller center. lester holt preparing for nightly news. one of the top stories. are you ready for the showdown? the historic rivalry as the yankees and the dodgers squ