let's bring in nbc's jocelyn moran. jocelyn, what are you seeing? and is it a party yet? yeah. raj, i would say it is a party. the costumes are definitely out here on front street. we're standing at a distance because it is very loud, but you can look at the crowd size here. it is significantly big. you can see live music there in the distance. you mentioned it there. the point of this really is to get people out here to san francisco and bring business to some of the nearby restaurants and bars. there are people out here, there are people having fun there, drinking those halloween themed cocktails from these nearby bars and restaurants. those are having a good time out here. this is following the success of oktoberfest in september that brought business. some businesses reported seeing 1,500% increases that weekend compared to the weekend in 2023, so that is one of the reasons they brought this for halloween, so that it can bring business into some of these restaurants that have been struggling in the last couple of years. they. looks like we just lost our fee with jocelyn mor

in the case of jocelyn garnica jocelyn goes to the hospital days after this law gets enacted in texas and one thing that we can take away, though, is that there is, from our conversations with doctors in texas, is that there is this fear of professional ruin and now criminal consequences in the state i do want to ask you, we heard from a husband whose wife nearly died in texas because of these severely restricted abortion care in that state and he went online. >> he went viral talking about his wife and what she went through. and i want you to hear a little bit of it. his name is ryan hamilton she needed a procedure called a dnc and the doctors refused that care and kept sending us back home. >> after multiple visits to multiple hospitals across texas. they just kept sending us back home with a prescription for a drug called misoprostol and the short version of that story is my wife bled profusely for four days, and i found her unconscious in her own blood in our bathroom, and she had to be rushed to the hospital for life saving care. >> she she was saved. but does that sound familiar

i get on the slow jocelyn lives on east 18th street and can follow road antioch. police say the incident started at a gas station on the other side of jocelyn's fence. as a silver sedan left the station. police say at least one suspect in a dark colored sedan opened fire. and the silver car crashed into johnson's families. vehicles parked in her lot. then

i get on the slow jocelyn lives on east 18th street and can follow road antioch. police say the incident started at a gas station on the other side of jocelyn's fence. as a silver sedan left the station. police say at least one suspect in a dark colored sedan opened fire. and the silver car crashed into johnson's families. vehicles parked in her lot. then police say a man and a woman were seen running away in opposite directions. one of just lynn's tenant saw the man run through her yard and hop a fence that it seems like he had a gun. and she said that she closed her eyes because that. >> since she's still here, you know, something was going to happen to her. no arrests have been made. the shooting happening across the street from rocket ship. delta prep. >> the elementary school was briefly placed on lockdown, forcing it to the fortunate to the kids hears ostlund son is a student here to any matching. if i'm a mom live here, i would have been so scared in run. >> to get my son, you know, but i was actually it happened to my follow all the way to sycamore. has ka

police say the incident started at a gas station on the other side of jocelyn's fence. as a silver sedan left the station. police say at least one suspect in a dark colored sedan opened fire. and the silver car crashed into johnson's families. vehicles parked in her lot. then police say a man and a woman were seen running away in opposite directions. one of just lynn's tenant saw the man run through her yard and hop a fence that it seems like he had a gun. and she said that she closed her eyes because that. >> since she's still here, you know, something was going to happen to her. no arrests have been made. the shooting happening across the street from rocket ship. delta prep. >> the elementary school was briefly placed on lockdown, forcing it to the fortunate to the kids hears ostlund son is a student here to any matching. if i'm a mom live here, i would have been so scandal but a run. >> to get my son, you know, but i was actually it happened to my follow all the way to sycamore. has kamala road and the sycamore corridor have long been troubled areas in antioch on tue

nbc's jocelyn moran joins us now in our newsroom with the details. jocelyn raj, it's not a secret. people are fearful. they are feeling anxious and scared. in regards to president elect trump's promise of mass deportations, governor gavin newsom, on the other hand, saying california is ready to fight and he's called an emergency special session after tuesday's election. tonight, a healing circle at the mexican heritage plaza in san jose, a space for people to process the emotions they are feeling after the election. the event was hosted by a collective of different local organizations. there's been a lot of fear around what what the potential impact of the election will have on our community, especially the latino and immigrant community. yolanda attended the healing circle, telling us she feels sad and disappointed, adding that she doesn't know what's going to happen. in an interview with nbc news today, president elect trump said one of his first priorities upon taking office in january would be to make the border, quote, strong and powerful. when asked about his campaign promise

i'm jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. jocelyn. thank you.or changes could be in the works for oakland unified under a new proposal. several schools would merge in an effort to balance the district's ailing budget. the school board will meet tomorrow. the current proposal calls for ten schools to combine into five. all t for ten schoole into five. all the schools are already located on shared campuses. students would continue their normal classes, but administration would combine resources and staff members. the district says the plan would benefit students in the long run. a teacher at united for success academy disagrees. so it's not looking at a significant savings to do this merger. but we are looking at, you know, traumatizing kids, getting them out of their comfort zone. the things they've already grown accustomed to by coming to our school, our programs, even our after school program. school board member george lerma tells us he doesn't anticipate layoffs, but says administrators could be reassigned or moved to other locations. a vote

jocelyn. thank you. major changes and serious disruptions could soon be coming to schools in oakland and san jose. a plan to combine up to ten schools in oakland is coming before the oakland unified school district on wednesday. proponents say it's necessary to address budget to address budget shortfalls and changes in enrollment. if the merger is approved, all students will continue to learn at the same campus because the proposed mergers are only at schools that already share a physical campus. the school district will vote on the proposal next month. in san jose now, the alum rock school district looks to close at least seven of its schools. two other schools would be consolidated. the superintendent says the closures are necessary following years of declining enrollment. the proposal has been met with protests across the community. the board of education is expected to make a final decision on these closures the first week of december. in washington, d.c, on this veterans day, a ceremony honoring tho

i'm jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news. okay. thank you very much, jocelyn. other top story tonight. the weather. a live look over san jose. you may hear some rain falling in the next hour or so. let's get right to our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. you are tracking some rain on the radar right now. yeah, it's picking up a little bit for us. we'll get you into that live scanning doppler radar. and what you're going to be able to see is this line just offshore that's been developing over the past couple of hours, and also a few spotty showers in the north bay. let's put a track on this. and it's moving off to the north and the east picking up some rain and san bruno by 1142. and then off to the south. also the chance for some rain in half moon bay by 1119. now rainfall totals today not everybody saw something, but those of you that did were primarily in the north bay. santa rosa, 3500. sebastopol 3300 san francisco. southward trace amounts to about 2/10 of an inch. so where do we go from here as we head through the next two days? some on and off rain chanc

nbc bears jocelyn moran joins us now. and, jocelyn, how confident are the men going into tomorrow? jess raj, as you know, district 16 represents parts of san mateo and santa clara counties, an area where people care about the cost of rent and groceries, homelessness, immigration and more. we asked both candidates about what they would do for the people they hope to represent in congress. assemblyman evan low and former san jose mayor sam liccardo are looking for that ticket to the house of representatives in the final push to get their message out. it's all about knocking on doors and making phone calls. a key issue housing and the cost of living. liccardo points to the amount of retail, office and hotel space that exists as part of the solution. and if we had a federal tax credit that enabled builders to renovate many of these buildings for housing, we could see a tremendous amount of housing, much of it affordable and even rent restricted in center cities and business districts. low points to working with kamala harris. if elected in building new homes, in addition to working wit

jocelyn moran joins us now with what newsom had to say about all of this. jocelyn.tonight, governor gavin newsom says he is taking president elect trump at his word. he says that's why the state is preparing for the incoming administration, adding, quote, we will stand firm. we know the playbook is going to be more, i think, aggressive than he was in the past. in a zoom call friday organized by his political action committee, campaign for democracy, governor gavin newsom spoke about president elect trump's victory and what it could mean for california as it relates to mass deportation, where he doubled down on that just yesterday and reported today with kristen walker. he was clearly emboldened after his decisive victory during an interview with nbc's meet the press moderator kristen welker, mr. trump said he would carry on with his campaign promise of mass deportations. what states were impacted by that in california? the impact that would have on the economy, the chilling impact that will have on the economy, the tentpole of the u.s. economy. california's innovati

kamala harris had one job and she not only failed my daughter, she felt jocelyn.ched out to offer condolences, not as a former president, as someone who cares i believe donald trump needs to be back in office. i can at least know my next child will be safe in this country. ♪ >> c-span's washington our live forum involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, all it takes an public policy from washington and across the country. friday morning, we look at key issues and races to watch in the final days of and pain 2020 or with david wasserman, senior editor at the code lyrical report. join in the conversation live at 7:00 eastern friday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> american saturdays on c's and -- c-span2. as we can at six :00 p.m. eastern, the national constitution center in philadelphia awards documentary filmmaker ken burns is 2024 liberty metal for his body of work is is torry teller. at 7:00 p.m., watch historic presidential elections exploring what made these election historic, the local issues of different eras and

nbc's jocelyn moran joins us now in studio. jocelyn. the thieves broke into the mother's car this morning. and what happened with that wheelchair? they took the wheelchair, and that's not it. an electric scooter. and her airpods were also stolen. but the only thing she wants back is her son's wheelchair. it's how he gets around and replacing it could cost upwards of $6,000. and even if they do get the money in time, a new chair would not get here in time for thanksgiving. it was just all mixed emotions when i realized that it was taken, because it's just like, who's going to who's going to take a chair? like, why would you take a chair? it's his legs. it's how he's able to get around. rachel topan got a call this morning from her neighbor saying her car had gotten broken into. the glass still on the ground tonight. they just rummaged through all this because it was in the car. but it's usually just right here. look at that. she quickly noticed that the wheelchair that belongs to her son, miguel, was gone. he was born premature and has c

jocelyn son is a student here to any matching. here, i would have been so scared in run. >> to get my son, you know, but was actually it happened to my follow all the way to sycamore is a hotspot, cavallo road and the sycamore corridor have long been troubled areas in antioch on tuesday, the city council agreed to start the process of opening a police substation at sycamore square, hoping a permanent police presence lowers the crime rate. tell my kids stay away from coming down here. >> no too much down here, like police. >> walks here and see that can help because it's becoming more dangerous, unfortunately. and families like just lynn's are scared in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> 10 37 right now and the city of broken or brentwood. sorry, they're banning short-term rentals now. and also they're banning the construction of new car washes because they wanted to cut back on. well, they actually want to come back on gas stations to, but that wasn't allowed. a lot of cars come back on the car washes to help reduce po

jocelyn son is a student here to any matching. if i'm a mom live here, i would have been so scared in run. >> to get my son, you know, but was actually it happened to my follow all the way to sycamore is the husband kamala road and the sycamore corridor have long been troubled areas in antioch on tuesday, the city council agreed to start the process of opening a police substation at sycamore square, hoping a permanent police presence lowers the crime rate. tell my kids stay away from coming down here. >> no too much down here, like police. >> walks here and see that can help because it's becoming families like just lynn's are scared in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> a touching tribute to klay thompson during his return to chase center. this was his first time back in the bay since leaving the warriors and joining the dallas mavericks, all the fans of the game got a captain clay hacked and they took it off to give them a little bit about not of appreciation. and after the game, clay said, but that was very meaningfu

jocelyn son is a student here to any matching.i'm a mom live here, i would have been so scared in run. >> to get my son, you know, but i was actually it happened to my follow all the way to sycamore kamala road and the sycamore corridor have long been troubled areas in antioch on tuesday, the city council agreed to start the process of opening a police substation at sycamore square, hoping a permanent police presence lowers the crime rate. tell my kids stay away from coming down here. >> no too much down here. man who like police. >> walks here and see that can help because it's becoming more dangerous, unfortunately. and families like just lynn's are scared in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> 5.40, is the time and police officers in oakley are investigating now after they say a student accidentally brought a gun to school. they say the child from geringer elementary brought his father's backpack to school by mistake and the gun was inside the backpack. police say that hand gun is registered to the student's parent.

jocelyn son is a student here to any matching. if i'm a mom live here, i would have been so scared in run. >> to get my son, you know, but i wasn't actually it happened to my follow all the way to sycamore is a hotspot kavala road and the sycamore corridor have long been troubled areas in antioch on tuesday, the city council agreed to start the process of opening a police substation at sycamore square, hoping a permanent police presence lowers the crime rate. tell my kids stay away from coming down here. >> no too much down here, like police. >> walks here and see that can help because it's becoming more dangerous, unfortunately. and families like just lynn's are scared in antioch, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> well, 9.37, is the time some turmoil up in the north bay at a high school. we're talking about tam high. the football team. there's on probation following 2 reports of racist comments by a player assistant superintendent kelly. laura says the derogasory statements were made to and about a black teammate. in a statem

here's nbc's jocelyn moran. reporter police say a person contacted them monday reporting a sexual assault involving torres years ago. torres was arrested tuesday and then today faced a judge to be formally charged. the documents reveal torres admitted to numerous sexual assaults. embattled san jose city council member omar torres formally charged today with three felony counts of child molestation. this is how he appeared in the hallway of the courtroom, trying to stay out of view. we know that this this arrest deeply impacts our entire city. at a news conference today, san jose police chief paul joseph explained what led up to torres arrest yesterday, saying it stems from a new investigation in this case. the council member is accused of sexually molesting a family member. the alleged assaults started when both the survivor and torres were minors and continued after torres became an adult. but while the survivor was still a minor, the subsequent investigation led to. this led to the discovery of evidence corrob

of jocelyn nungaray, who was killed by an illegal immigrant, at the border wall today, as trump's newbott fix the crisis. our panel coming up next. stay with us. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. >> so i will forever, for as long as i live and breathe, forever shout her name, do whatever power i can to make her death prevail and have a way bigger purpose than what it has ever became. >> john: the mother of jocelyn nungaray speaking earlier in rio grande city along the border, incoming border czar tom homan is at the border with texas governor greg abbott. warning don't test us for cities who plan to interfere with deportation efforts. let's bring in richard fowler, fox news contributor, jessica anderson, former associate director

perdÓn. >> me interesa jocelyn.Í se ve en paÍses incluso del tercer mundo, donde no tienen la tecnologÍa. pero si existe un programa social con un seguro mÉdico del gobierno que no se ha visto aquÍ. en fin, es un tema para discutir, algo que tendremos que ver quÉ deciden hacer los republicanos y que le va a afectar a las personas, aparte de la economÍa que se menciona mucho, por supuesto. >> vamos a seguir con ustedes en esta cobertura especial. agradecemos su sintonÍa. quÉdese despuÉs de esta pausa. gracias por habernos acompaÑado hoy para contarles en la costa este del presidente electo donald trump. musica buen dÍa, es gracias. >> buen dia, es miercoles 6 de novie hombre, seguimos en cobertura especial, decision

jocelyn lives on east 18th street and can follow road antioch.rted at a gas station on the other side of jocelyn's fence. as a silver sedan left the station. police say at least one suspect in a dark colored sedan opened fire. and the silver car crashed jocelyn's families. vehicles parked in her lot. then police say a man and a woman were seen running away in opposite directions. one of jocelyn's tenant saw the man run through her yard and hop a fence it seems like he had a gun and she said that she closed her eyes because she that. >>since she's so you know, something was going to happen to her. no arrests have been made. the shooting happening across the street from rocket . delta prep. the elementary school was briefly placed on lockdown, forcing it to the city for some it to the kids hears ostlund son is a student here to any matching. if i'm a mom live here, i would bebebebeen. so let's a run to get my you know, but was. >>actually, it happened to my follow all the way to sycamore designs. baca malo road and the sycamore corridor have long b

i'm jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news., an emergency appeal to the federal court over a transgender volleyball player at sjsu. now, this comes after a ruling earlier today that all players are allowed on women's teams. the first suit was brought by nine players, including the spartan co-captain and the team's assistant coach. they argued that their rights are being violated by allowing the trans athlete to play for a women's team. women's team. the judge said that the mountain west conference policy clearly allows trans athletes to compete. he also argued that other colleges knew the rule when they forfeited previous matches against sjsu. what you'll see now is that even though this emergency request was denied, this case will make its way up the ladder in the federal court system. this really is becoming a national issue that needs to be addressed by the supreme court. the csu system issued a statement today on the judge's earlier ruling saying, quote. the csu does not tolerate discrimination of any kind on or off the cou

jocelyn nungaray was in houston. these catch and release policies affect the entire country and say what you want about donald trump and the way he campaigns but at his rallies he wasn't bringing celebrities up on stage. who was he bringing up? jocelyn nungaray and rachel morin's mom. real people who suffered horrible, horrible, horrible consequences as a result of these catch and release policies. send it back to you. >> dana: it is interesting to imagine that you actually could have been standing right there or griff jenkins could have been reporting to us on live shots as we watched people just stream across and it's certainly possible that we were down there when he crossed over and before he came to new york. bill melugin. thank you so much. mary katharine ham is host of the podcast getting hammered. southern border, migrants encounters versus migrants released with notice to appear and encounters over 2 million and released 1.3 million. we know this suspect's story, mary, an american woman and the mother of two

jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news.ool closures could be hitting more bay area school districts next summer, among them san jose's alum rock school district, which is suffering from declining enrollment. cureton elementary made the list, along with joseph george middle school, which is right across the street. 11 other schools in the district are also targets. the district plans to shut down eight of those schools and consolidate two others by next fall. the board will make a final decision in a month. both oakland, by the way, and san francisco unified are also having internal battles over school closings. the problem is due to fewer people having children and families leaving the bay area due to the high cost of living. the number of students have declined across the state by about 6%, so this is not something that is isolated to a school district or a region. it's a statewide concern. superintendent crews also says franklin mckinley has lost 40% of its student body since 2011. some districts say they might lease thei

nbc bay area's jocelyn moran is at sfo tonight.t sfo, it's busy, but things have been moving along smoothly. security line is pretty much moving pretty quick. some are departing sfo to spend thanksgiving elsewhere. others are just passing through. we were supposed to fly through denver, but that got messed up. so now we're flying through here. denver leading the country with more than 700 flight delays today, according to flightaware. both denver and salt lake city airports were deicing departing flights today. a storm system moving across the u.s. is expected to bring rain and snow in the midwest, and northeast, likely impacting flights and packed roads. around 71 million people are expected to hit the road for thanksgiving. in years past, traffic was usually a nightmare. on wednesday, but nowadays, with flexible schedules, people have been on the move for days. this evening, traffic was heavy along i-80 in emeryville, but in most other spots traffic was light. meanwhile, sfo is looking at an increase in holiday travel this year.

jocelyn moran noticiero telemundo 48.do por un camión que pasaba a toda velocidad en plena carretera. todo, como lo ve, quedó captado en cámara y ojos abiertos porque la policía arresta en plena calle a un dinosaurio, así como lo escucha un dinosaurio acusado de cometer delitos. ya le contamos. y las condiciones secas estarían por cesar en nuestra región. así, permitiendo un sistema de lluvias que entra sobre nuestra área posiblemente en los próximos días. los detalles al regresar de la pausa. y mañana viernes, estaremos entrevistando al superintendente del distrito escolaunado der ific en el área de aventura. varias viviendas han sido completamente consumidas por las llamas y los bomberos tratando de controlarla por cielo y tierra. miles de personas han tenido que abandonar ya sus casas, sus negocios, ante el peligro del fuego y es luis zaragoza quien se encuentra en la zona y queremos preguntarte, luis, cómo se ve el panorama donde te encuentras? hola qué tal? buenas noches, nos encontramos en la ciudad de camarillo a u

pero todos los detalles los tiene jocelyn moran.nor. así apareció hoy vistiendo un traje naranja. this arrest deeply impacts our entire city. en una conferencia de prensa hoy, el jefe de policía paul joseph, explicó que el arresto de torres es el resultado de una investigación nueva. en este caso, el concejal es acusado de abusar sexualmente a un miembro de su familia. joseph explicó que los presuntos abusos empezaron cuando la víctima y torres eran menores de edad y continuaron después de que torres se convirtiera en adulto. pero cuando la víctima aún era un menor. tras darse a conocer este caso, detectives empezaron a monitorear conversaciones entre torres, la presunta víctima y otros miembros de la familia. nuestros detectives trabajaron la investigación y hubo evidencia para arrestar al concejal torres. los documentos revelan que durante una llamada y a través de mensajes de texto, torres admitió haber violado a la presunta víctima en varias ocasiones. are every parents worst nightmare. el alcalde matt mahan dijo que estas acusa

jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news. okay.dig them out, because starting tomorrow, masks are coming back to health care facilities across the bay area with the cold, flu and covid season ramping up. masks will be required in hospitals, nursing homes and other health care facilities. counties under the order include alameda, contra costa, santa clara, san mateo and napa. santa clara and san mateo counties will ask visitors and patients to wear masks as well, and that mandate is set to last through the end of march. they're going to keep campaigning until the final hours, with just five days now remaining until the election. vice president harris and former president trump are doing everything they can to get supporters to the polls. here's nbc's audrey asistio clayton with just five days to go. vice president harris with renewed urgency targeting key western battlegrounds, arizona and nevada. we all know who donald trump is. this is someone who is unstable, obsessed with revenge and now attacking former president trump for thes

in san jose, jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. well, it is black friday and people are out shopping in union square enjoying the holiday atmosphere. san francisco police are out to help support public safety. police say they have a large deployment of officers in uniform around union square and other shopping districts in the city. union square has seen some high profile thefts in the past, but the city says crime is dodown ere compared to last year. and police tell us their presence does make a difference. everyone is out here to shop and enjoy the city, enjoy the restaurants, enjoy the sights. our police department is out here to make sure that no one does any anything bad. we want to be able to respond immediately to any incident that might occur in the area. and they say they're doing it in many different ways. they might use different modes of transportation. they're also using technology like drones to help respond and investigate if a crime does happen. yeah, the long holiday weekend is already breaking records when it come

cheers and applause] alexis, thank you for your incredible courage speaking out for your precious jocelynnd your courage has made such a profound difference in this nation. >> build a wall! >> we are going to. i would also like to say thank you to all the democrats across texas who crossed over and supported my campaign. [cheers and applause] including especially harris county district attorney. who has stood strong for prosecuting violent criminals. and i would like to say thank you to every texan across our rate state -- are great state, who has stood with us in this fight, who worked and fought for texas. i would like to congratulate colin allred on a hard-fought campaign. an one to say to all of -- and i would like to say to all of those who did not support me, you have my word that i will fight for you, your jobs, your safety, and for your constitutional rights. but tonight the people of texas have spoken. and their message rings clear as a belt across our great state. texas will remain texas! you know, the media were ready to write off texas. and reported more than $100 million into

she failed jocelyn. and was only 12.est condolences. as not a former president but as a father, someone who cares. i believe donald trump needs to be back in office. i can at least know that my next child will be safe in this country. ♪ ♪ ♪ [cheering] host:this is what we mr. trump: this is what we are letting into our country. this is what we are letting in. and you can take that scene and multiply it times thousands, whether it is on highways, whether shootings, playing shootings, these are rough people, rough rough people. and we can't take it and it is the worst thing that is happening to our country. i think that is the worst thing that is happened to our country in decades. nobody has ever even imagine a thing where other countries will take their prisons and open them and drop everybody, thousands of their prisoners, you know what they say by doing that? i know most of the heads of these countries. it's like, they can't believe they got away with it. and as soon as i heard we would have open borders i said i know

police say the incident started at a gas station on the other side of jocelyn's fence.lver sedan left the station. police say at least one suspect in a dark colored sedan opened fire. and the silver car crashed into johnson's families. vehicles parked in her lot. then police say a man and a woman were seen running away in opposite directions. one of just lynn's tenant saw the man run through her yard and hop a fence at it seems like he had a gun and she said that she closed her eyes because that. >> since she's still here, you know, something was going to happen to her. no arrests have been made. the shooting happening across the street from rocket ship. delta prep. >> the elementary school was briefly placed on lockdown, forcing it to the fortunate to the kids hears ostlund son is a student here to any matching. if i'm a mom live here, i would have been so scandal but a run. >> to get my son, you know, but was actually it happened to my follow all the way to sycamore is a hotspot, kamala road and the sycamore corridor have long been troubled areas in antioch on tuesday

jocelyn lives on east 18th street and can follow road antioch.n on the other side of jocelyn's fence. as a silver sedan left the station. police say at least one suspect in a dark colored sedan opened fire. and the silver car crashed into just families vehicles parked in her lot. then police say a man and a woman were seen running away in opposite directions. one of just lynn's tenant saw the man run through her yard and hop a fence at it seems like he had a gun and she said that she closed her eyes because that. >> since she's still here, you know, something was going to happen to her. no arrests have been made. the shooting happening across the street from rocket ship. delta prep. >> the elementary school was briefly placed on lockdown of forcing it to the city for some it to the kids hears oslin son is a student here to any matching. if i'm a mom live here, i would have been so scared in run. >> to get my son, you know, but was actually it happened to my follow all the way to sycamore cabello road and the sycamore corridor have long been troub

police say the incident started at a gas station on the other side of jocelyn's fence. as a silver sedan left the station. police say at least one suspect in a dark colored sedan opened fire. and the silver car crashed into just families vehicles parked in her lot. then police say a man and a woman were seen running away in opposite directions. one of just lynn's tenant saw the man run through her yard and hop a fence at it seems like he had a gun and she said that she closed her eyes because that. >> since she's still here, you know something within happened to her. no arrests have been made. the shooting happening across the street from rocket ship. delta prepped. >> the elementary school was briefly placed on lockdown, according to the fortunate to kids hears ostlund son is a student here to any matching. if i'm a mom that. >> that live here. i would have been so scandal wouldn't run to get my song. no, but i was actually it happened to my follow all the way to sycamore kavala road and the sycamore corridor have long been troubled areas in antioch on tuesday, the cit

a jocelyn morán nos trae los detalles. condado san mateo, cristina cortez, llegó a la junta de los supervisores esta noche para informarles que no dejaría que despidieran a su jefe de personal sin justificación. la reunión viene después de que una investigación independiente realizada por la jueza jubilada george cordell determinara que el alguacil corpus habría abusado de su poder. también es acusada de racismo. y el reporte indica que hay evidencia que el alguacil tiene una relación íntima con su jefe de personal. víctor ng. una de las resoluciones en la agenda del miércoles planteaba eliminar la posición de angie. pero eso cambió cuando el alguacil decidió cambiarlo de posición. es politically motivated and one side. el alguacil dijo que el reporte fue motivado políticamente y está lleno de mentiras. por eso dijo ella que de inmediato angie sería ahora el sub alguacil. antes que todo, me sorprendió y tuve un poco de esperanza de que iba a venir a realmente poder hablar con con nuestra mesa de supervisores. eso no fue lo

jocelyn moran nos trae los detalles. conocemos su libro de jugadas.mass deportation. newsom se refirió a una entrevista que hizo trump con christian walker de nuestra cadena hermana nbc news, donde trump dijo que cumpliría con su promesa de deportaciones masiva. se preguntó qué estado estaría más impactado que california, añadiendo que las deportaciones masivas tendrían un impacto en la economía y en la innovación en el valle central y en silicon valley. la junta virtual viene un día después de que newsom pidió a los legisladores que convoquen una sesión especial a finales de este año para proteger ciertos derechos ante la administración de trump. el gobernador de illinois también dijo que protegería a su estado. most of these people. el director del partido republicano del condado de santa clara, dijo que no le sorprende que los gobernadores demócratas estén tratando de centrar la atención a ellos, ya que se está hablando de que algunos de ellos sean candidatos para la nominación del partido demócrata en la próxima elección. mientras tanto, in the pr

the secretary of state in michigan, jocelyn benson, a democrat, has been in a war of words the past few weeks with elon musk of all people. the richest man in the world. the owner of twitter/x , because he is been peddling all kinds of nonsense about the voter rolls in michigan. this is a local, state and national issue of disinformation. the folks down there are optimistic that they will be able to have a better outcome this year because they learned the hard lessons from 2020. >> we talked to the cemetery state jocelyn benson earlier in the show , talking at the security to put in place to protect election workers. what can you tell us? >> in detroit specifically, will be more police on hand. the officials to make more police nearby, just in case anything goes awry. this year, the vote counting will be in a room with no windows. there will be plenty of poll watchers from both parties, democrats and republicans, inside to keep an eye on it. no windows this time, so nobody can bang on the outside, which caused a lot of fears and intimidation for the poll workers just trying to do their

after allegedly killing young jocelyn periods be when, this is so horrifying on so many levels and peopleains robbing people's homes, celebrities homes.l this is happening alacl across e country. we can manage this, really? just yesterday alone i.c.e. and boston charged three illegals with separate cases, jen jennie, avenue child rape. this is one of the reasons, the economy, donald trump donald trump won handedly and people are just fed up, be onrt fed up-t. jennie, thank you very much for joining us.you coming up in a car company trieu to out woke bud light.♪ we will show you how next. ♪ ♪ >> laura: anheuser-busch has still not fully recovered from this idiotic alliance with dylav mulvaney but the woke virus is still infecting corporate america. the bozos in charge of advertising for jaguar automobiles just relit this ad campaign. ♪ ♪ >> laura: i must be reallyfash old-fashioned because when you are trying to sell a product, you actually show the product. but are they trying to sell something else here? methg me now aj rice ofs publius p.r. ceo. what is this? >> terrible. great to be he