en san josé state. en este caso no es un reporte que está confirmado. la jugadora no ha dicho que es transgénero, entonces es difícil, falta confirmar y es un tema que causa mucha controversia. opiniones mixtas. ahora que estos partidos ya han sido cancelados, hay alguna alternativa? solución que procede ahora no? lo importante es ver cómo se puede solucionar esto con los deportes transgénero, porque realmente creo que sí hay unos lineamientos y están bien establecidos dentro del deporte profesional. si cumples con los alimentos tienes que poder jugar. es así de fácil. entonces, el hecho de que estén constantemente en esta tela de juicio, que si hay ventajas biológicas, no me parece que tenga lugar. bueno, vamos a estar pendientes, por supuesto, a ver qué ocurre e const hayward porque ahora abrió su primer restaurante en la ciudad. está ubicado en la avenida arther, muy cerca de mission boulevard y cabe mencionar que esta es la tienda número 410 de la cadena. además, la apertura ocurre 6 meses después d

>> well, jose, i feel pretty good.'ve been traveling across the state, i fly myself around in a little airplane, i've been up to the navajo nation twice, to flagstaff, like havasu, all over, including rural areas, but also spending some time in maricopa county which is key to winning the state. >> so, key, maricopa, to winning the state. arizona has a unique advantage point when we're focusing on immigration, with its history, senator mccain, part of the gang of eight, sb-1070, joe arpaio, sheriff of maricopa for many years. how does that history inform voters in arizona today? >> well, i think, you know, voters in arizona get it. we understand we're a border state. we understand the benefits that the southern border provide to the state of arizona, economic benefits are significant. the ports of entry, that's one of the reasons why a focused in my first term in office here in getting money to upgrade these ports of entry. at the same time, we have border security issues that the administration is working on addressing

esa temperatura máxima en la ciudad de san josé.de la región, especialmente al norte de la bahía, y también un leve descenso adicional en las temperaturas en los próximos 7 días en san josé. fíjese que mire martes en la noche con algunas lluvias igualmente para el miércoles y las temperaturas se mantienen en esos medianos 70 grados. los amigos de la ciudad de gilroy, con temperaturas toda la semana en los 70 y 80 grados, con alguna presencia de nubosidad en la zona y la región de hollister con temperaturas muy agradables y los amigos en la ciudad de fresno va a estar toda esta semana con temperaturas en esos bajos y medianos 80 grados. será todo en cuanto al tiempo. yo yo regreso con más a las 11. gracias marcelo. y bueno, ahorita está todo en calma, pero aquí en el ssp, en san josé, esto va a ser una verdadera fiesta, porque los san jose sharks están celebrando su octava noche de los tiburones. todos los detalles al regresar a la pausa. qué tal? muy buenas tardes. bienvenidos al ship center de la ciudad de san josé. arrancó recién

y en san josé.n está siendo investigado por presunta conducta sexual inapropiada con un menor de edad. y es que el consejo de la ciudad de san josé decidió removerlo de sus obligaciones como funcionario electo. le voy a preguntar directamente a libertad, que estuvo en el consejo libertad. qué significa esto? no está removido del cargo, pero sí de algunas de sus funciones. bueno, esta fue una moción que puso en la mesa el mismo alcalde matt mahan, y lo que hizo fue citar las continuas ausencias del concejal omar torres, además de que ha tenido múltiples peticiones para que renuncie a su cargo. así que en la reunión de esta tarde, de forma unánime, el consejo de la ciudad de san josé votó para quitarle algunas de sus funciones, en específico 13 de sus funciones, que incluyen su papel en comités juntas y también comisiones. una vez más, el puesto del concejal omar torres estuvo vacío. esta es la segunda ocasión consecutiva en el que el representante del distrito 3 se ausenta de las reuniones del consej

jose rimmer jose rimmer will be here. i know some incredible names. i know we're going to learn more. we've got about less than a minute. if you're trying to encourage women, just i'm raising my hand. this woman is now interested in cars because i have a different level of appreciation at this point. so, jeff, in the next hour, we're going to talk more about how this is a family event and kids can come as long as they bring their headphones. that is exactly right. they just need ear protection because we have a lot of amazing automobiles. everything from trans am to nascar. every period throughout history where you can showcase whatever the technology the current technology of the day is. so we've got 200 cars, we've got ten races every day, and if you want to take a break, you can come into the wine pavilion. if you want to take a break with your kids, you can hop into the playground and play with cars. it is so amazing guy, and they're just talking about, you know, the people in their family that had a trans am at some point. i can't get my brother

police bust suspects linked to 22 san jose sideshows. in total, seven suspects responsible for promoting and hosting illegal sideshows have been arrested. police also impounded several vehicles. the suspects come from across the bay area and beyond, residing in san jose, sunnyvale, salinas and oakland. later this afternoon, police are expected to reveal more details. new video this midday. check out this halloween treat for travelers at mineta airport in san jose. the airport's therapy animals are out filled with the holiday spirit. travelers are getting the chance to cuddle with some of the little costumed animals out there. airport also handing out special trick or treat bags as part of a halloween getaway. so cute. makes you want to go somewhere? very much so. well, halloween tradition continues today in the east bay. this is for the 10th year in a row. frightmare. home haunt is back. nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is in livermore, where the halloween spirit certainly is alive. planning for frightmare home haunt begins the day af

a very popular park in san jose. alum rock park is closed because of the weather and some of the things that vianey mentioned are the factors that go into determining whether the park is open or not. relatively speaking, the humidity at 20% or lower, the temperature 95 degrees or higher, and the wind being at about ten miles an hour or stronger. those are all some of the criteria used to close the park. and so we saw a steady stream of people coming to the park. it's interesting at alum rock park, there's an outer gate and there's an inner gate. and we kept seeing people, even though there's posted as warning that the park is closed. we saw so many people going past the first gate, maybe hoping for the best that maybe they're wrong and maybe the park would be open. so we saw a lot of people going into the park, turning around and coming back out. one park ranger, though, did tell me that they did catch one person today trying to get past that second gate. he did get past the second gate. he was caught pretty quickly

in san jose. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. also tonight, a fire in san francisco on 22nd street between capp and south van ness. it took about 60 firefighters to get this under control. the fire started in that victorian style home right next to a buddhist temple. it happened just before 530 this evening. one person did suffer minor injuries. three cats and a dog were rescued. nearby streets were closed for a few hours, but have since reopened. it is official san francisco unified school district has a new leader. doctor maria su was confirmed tonight by the school board. she's replacing matt wayne, who resigned last friday. he was not supported by mayor breed and faced backlash in the wake of the ongoing budget crisis and the plans to close more than half a dozen schools. that plan is now on hold, at least for now. su's first task will be to balance the budget by mid-december to prevent a state takeover of the district. well, a controversial new costco cleared a hurdle in san jose this evening. the city council has voted 8 to

jose? >> marissa parra, if it is a cat 4 or a cat 5, it is right now looking like a very high cat 4, those cranes are going to fall. those cranes will be toppled in a cat 4 or cat 5. marissa parra, take good care. thank you very much for everything. al, let's go right into the trajectory of this monster. >> well, sir, here's the deal. we are looking at this dangerous storm, and whether it is a -- it looks like it may come on shore as a cat 3, but that doesn't really matter right now. we got so many impacts to this. the midsection of florida currently in hurricane warnings from fort myers, tampa, orlando, fort pierce, along the eastern coast of florida as well. here we go, right now, category 4 storm, winds down to 145 miles per hour. its forward speed has picked up now, moving northeast at 17 miles per hour. and you can see heavy rain already now moving into coastal florida from south of fort myers. and we got tornado watches right now, including tornado warnings, as you just showed. we had

>> reporter: josÉ, good morning to you.ntering week three of recovery efforts in western north carolina. when you look around we are still surrounded by devastation. even residents that didn't necessarily lose their homes are still dealing with so many challenges so many weeks into the disaster. thousands of residents still don't have power and many still don't have access to clean running water. in fact, yesterday we spoke with one resident, a single mom, who says she's resorting to a nearby creek and pulling water out of the creek using gallon-sized jugs bringing it back to her home to flush the toilets but that's just one of the hardships she's facing right now. take a listen. >> it's traumatic and hard breaking to see such loss in such a beautiful place that has been destroyed and will never be the same. it's hard, being a single mom i have to have him with me everywhere i go, and he's rambunctious, and he doesn't know what is going on. no child care or schools are open. definitely reminds me of the pandemic but worse.

. >> a new chapter begins for the san jose police department. coming up, the permanent police chief named today. but not everybody approves. >> plus millions of dollars worth of illegal cannabis seized across california. the new numbers from the state's task force. >> the first west coast wrap up in just 90s the suspicious explosion that has now in lehi, utah tonight after what police are calling a suspicious explosion at an apartment building. >> and this story begins tonight's west coast rap. it happened just after 4:00 this morning. the explosion affected the complex's sprinkler system, leading to water damage in several apartments. investigators are still trying to determine what exactly caused that explosion. in one of the units. the couple in that apartment was treated at the scene for minor injuries. the red cross says it is ready to support the people who aren't able to return to their homes. >> the american red cross has volunteers that are on standby 24 over seven 365 a year for this type of event, whether it's a small home fire or a m

este es el homicidio número 26 en lo que va del año en san josé y el segundo esta semana en san josé.un altar de muertos creado por un hombre sin hogar en esa ciudad hace unos días. caltrans había ordenado que se retirara la ofrenda ubicada cerca de la calle séptima y el puente de la interestatal 2 80. pero matt mahan dijo que puede quedarse hasta que termine la festividad. el autor de la obra también dijo que busca honrar a sus familiares y mascotas que ya fallecieron. ahora, unos datos interesantes sobre el cempasúchil. su nombre proviene del náhuatl y significa flor de 20 pétalos. y aunque tiene diferentes nombres dependiendo de la región, se estima que existen unas 58 especies. pero no todas se utilizan para el día de muertos. además de utilizarlas como ornato durante estas fechas, la flor de cempasúchil también tiene otros fines. de la planta se extraen aceites para fabricar agroquímicos que combaten insectos. también se utiliza para alimentar a las aves y lograr que la carne del pollo y la yema de los huevos aumenten su coloración amarilla. todo esto de acuerdo a la unión. adici

i talked to a family, jose, that evacuated. they had just felt like they were getting back to what they called normal, two years after ian. about 80% of their home, they said, was restored. and now they had to leave everything, move to higher ground, and not knowing what they'll return to is very difficult for so many. it is a physical strain, obviously. but the emotions and the frustration and the fear is something else. the mental side of this is also very difficult for thousands here in the strike zone. >> yeah, i mean, jay, ian just was so destructive in fort myers and fort myers beach. jay gray, thank you very much. >>> we are getting in more video of the aftermath of hurricane milton. here is tampa police evacuating a home with 15 people inside after a tree slammed into the house. we'll talk to congresswoman kathy castor about conditions in tampa right now. >>> plus, we'll get a lot of updates from st. petersburg with milton's ferocious winds shredded the roof off the tropicana field stadium. take a look at this. you're w

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i'm jose diaz-balart. we begin this hour with breaking news, a brand-new jobs report beating expectations. the government reporting employers added 254,000 jobs in september, that's well above the 150,000 predicted by most economists. the unemployment rate fell slightly to 4.1%. and when you break it down by race, both the black and hispanic unemployment rates fell by .4% last month. there you see the drop. this report comes hours after port workers and port operators along the east and gulf coasts reached a tentative deal to end a strike that began on tuesday. that walkout threatened to bring chaos at the start of the holiday shopping season. with us now, cnbc's dominic chu. dom, good morning. this was a strong jobs report. what else did we learn from it? >> good morning, jose. yes, it stands in stark contrast, this jobs report, what we saw the previous month, which got read as a very big at least disappointment. what we did note beyond just the headline numbers that you pointed out for unemployment and t

mexican community in san jose.makes me really proud to be from san jose. >> reporter: san jose is proud she's from the city, too. >> today i have the pleasure of honoring homegrown international rugby athlete ime ramos. >> reporter: ime was honored during a recent city council meeting for representing san jose and san jose state as part of mexico's olympic rugby team. >> she truly embodies the expert of homegrown talent. >> my first ever rugby coach is here with me and he's been through almost every step of my journey. >> i'm just so proud of her really. i'm really proud. >> reporter: james fonda is director of rugby at san jose state. >> once she tried the game and played the game and realize the avenues you have and the channels is amazing. >> reporter: they both share the unexpected opportunities rugby provided, but someone who would have never expected ime to be here never got to see her play. ime's grandmother passed away eight years ago. >> she's like my best friend. i loved her. i love her. she's always part

i'm jose diaz-balart.begin with somber memorials being held around the world marking one year since the october 7th attacks, the deadliest day for israel since the holocaust. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> this morning, an alarm rang out in southern israel as it did one year ago today. mourners gathered across the country to remember the more than 1200 people killed and 251 people kidnapped one year ago. president biden released a statement that reads in part, quote, on this day of remembrance, which also falls during the holiest day of the the jewish calendar, we honor the indomitable spirit of the jewish population and mourn the victims of october 7th. the deadly attack struck a devastating war in gaza where more than 40,000 people have been killed and more than 97,000 have been injured according to the hamas-run palestinian ministry of health. joining us now, nbc's raf sanchez in tel aviv. raf, how has this day been memorialized? >> jose, memorials began at 6:29 a.m., one year to the minute that the hamas terror attack began

redwood city at 78 san jose. also at 78 degrees, low 80's for the inland east bay with livermore and dublin are turning right to 80 degrees from oakland up to richmond. you're going to return to the low to mid 70's this afternoon. 80's also making their return from benicia over tobaccoville sonoma over to santa rosa. now tomorrow, we'll be right back. down into the 70's for a couple of days. actually today, tomorrow are going to be nice and sunny days friday, partly cloudy. if you thought it felt like fall these past few days, get ready for next week. it is really going to feel like this cooler time of year. daytime highs that are very warmest will barely make the low 70's come monday, right? all right, john, thanks 60 minute ride into city this morning. >> waller's mta bridges around 13 at richmond center fills at 14 and the golden gate bridge. 37 of the tolls 20 minutes. let's head to sandwiches with mission district. he's 15 people. there are displaced from their home this morning after a living space right ne

san jose city council member is responding to news that he is under investigation by the san jose police for possible sex related crimes. today in the bay's bob redell joins us live from outside police headquarters. and what is omar torres, the councilman, saying this morning? good morning to you, chris. san jose city council member omar torres is denying any wrongdoing and in fact says that he is the victim in this case. nbc bay area has confirmed that san jose police are investigating council member torres. they issued a search warrant yesterday in connection with a criminal investigation. a source tells us torres was detained as officers took his cell phone and that they took electronics from other locations as well. people familiar with the matter say torres is alleged to have committed sexual misconduct with a minor, including soliciting inappropriate pictures of minors. he has also been investigated for incidents that occurred while he was attending the democratic convention. torres represents district three, which includes much of downtown san jose. the 42 year old was elected in

so areas south of san jose will make a run at the temperatures above 100 degrees from south san jose down into morgan hill, tri valley, heading up to concord and walnut creek. hottest places around the bay area tomorrow from 100 to 105 degrees in reach. and look at bayside again. oakland and hayward back into the 90s again. 95 in redwood city, palo alto 92. stanford game coming up there early afternoon. we'll look at that forecast in a moment. downtown san francisco, close to 90 tomorrow. more 90s and hundreds across the north bay. so speaking of palo alto, kickoff temperature here, 1230 by mid afternoon, palo alto temperatures likely climb into the low 90s. stanford hosting virginia tech, 430. san jose state hosting nevada. look at that. 98 degrees at 430. kickoff time staying in the 90s to upper 80s towards the end of the game. and then cal the big national coverage hosting miami. 84 degrees, 730 kickoff there. so pretty warm around berkeley, but not as hot as we're likely to see in palo alto or san jose. and we talked about why sunday is hot at levi's stadium. another day of 80s a

nbc bay area's damian trujillo is in san jose for us, damian. group says latinas in silicon valley are leaving thousands of dollars on the table every year because of the wage gap. the message today is to pay me now. well, laird a strategic advisors is one of the fastest growing pr firms in silicon valley. today, the staff is working on storyboards, video production and editing. and in order for us to stay relevant, to stay at the top of our game, which we are, it's going to take every woman and every man within this organization to move us forward. which is why rolando bonilla says he pays his employees the same male or female, for comparable work. but the award winning agency might be one of the exceptions. he does deserve equal pay. the latino coalition of silicon valley rallied at san jose state today for national latina equal pay day. according to research by the coalition. latinas in silicon valley lose roughly $46,000 every year because of the wage gap. unfortunately, silicon valley is the epicenter of the wage gap nationally. latino work

if you have fallen victim. >> san jose has a new police chief. paul joseph has been the interim since april. today the city manager appointed him to the permanent position. joseph has been a part of the san jose police department since he's been on the homicide unit, the robbery unit and was also the assistant chief. the city manager says the decision was made after a nationwide search. and earlier today, chief josep discussed his plans for the future of the department. think that the south bay police department >> is on a good path. i think like any organization, we are certainly not perfect. we've made our mistakes and sadly will probably make a few more. but overall, this is a healthy organization with great men and women working here. we're committed to this community and committed to making it a better, safer place. and that's something that i look forward to building upon. >> joseph's first official day as chief will be october 28th the san jose police officers association called the wise decision by city leaders. >> a new waterfront park i

josÉ? meanwhile, vice president harris is expected to make her closing argument tonight in washington. what can we expect? >> reporter: campaign officials say vice president harris is going to lay out what they see as a optimistic vision for the future and she will talk about abortion and her plans for health care and the economy. that's what campaign officials say but will do it on a symbolic stage here with the location being the backyard of the white house, and she will be standing exactly where former president trump stood on january 6th hours before and even during when his supporters broke into the u.s. capitol on january 6th. she will talk about the danger of a second trump presidency saying he's unhinged and the second trump presidency would be worse than the first because he will be more unchecked. her campaign says she's tailoring this to the undecided voters maybe changing their minds on trump because of the events in the last few days, and you expect 20,000 to 40,000 people here

we don't have those same challenges in san jose. it will still take some time to centralize all the data, not only in san francisco, but for other agencies and cities like san jose. but everyone agrees it won't be long before this new technology becomes a regular part of a first response in san francisco. robert honda, nbc, bay area news. new legal troubles for elon musk over his million dollar giveaway to registered voters. as we've reported. musk and his pac are awarding random voters in swing states $1 million a day. those voters must pledge support for free speech and the right to bear arms in order to enter this contest. last week, the department of justice warned musk his giveaways might violate federal election laws. now, today, the philadelphia district attorney filed a lawsuit to stop what he calls an illegal lottery. he says only the state can operate lotteries in pennsylvania. the lawsuit also claims winners are not chosen at random, since many winners are people who have shown up to trump rallies in pennsylvania. musk ha

imágenes en vivo de san josé. en sus hogares. vamos a estar hablando por supuesto, algunos cambios que se avecinan. fíjese pues con esa combinación de temperaturas elevadas y también esas condiciones secas, mantenemos ese riesgo de incendios todavía durante las próximas horas, durante la jornada de mañana. luego estaremos monitoreando, pues un descenso en las temperaturas. esto va a aliviar ese riesgo de incendios. pero por supuesto, si usted vive en zonas donde hay abundante vegetación, hay que tener esto presente y mantener por supuesto esas alertas siempre en su teléfono celular. tenemos lluvias, esto para el fin de semana, así que mientras hace sus planes, vamos a estar hablando de un sistema que estará trayendo no solo lluvias, sino también nieve a lo largo de las montañas en este momento. así, la situación desde fairfield 78 grados hayward 77. para ustedes oakland un ambiente un poco más fresco 74 grados, mientras que san francisco casi a los 70 grados. nada mal para esta hora de la tarde. el viento se manti

jose? >> dasha burns in butler, pennsylvania. thank you. >>> and join kristen welker tomorrow for "meet the press." she'll have interviews with congressman adam schiff and senator tom cotton. >>> we will get to vice president kamala harris' trip to the storm zone in a moment. first, we have breaking news overseas. in beirut, lebanon, massive explosions are shaking parts of the city as israel ramps up its attack on hezbollah. matt bradley is in beirut. good evening. there are some of the biggest strikes we've seen yet there. >> reporter: that's right, jose. in just the last two hours we've seen over a dozen large blasts liting up the sky over the southern neighborhood behind me. with each massive thud we've seen huge plumes of smoke rising over this residential neighborhood that's a stronghold of the hezbollah militant group. the israeli military had warned residents hours ago to leave the area, but jose, these are some of the largest blasts that we've seen in the two weeks since we took up

jose?>>> right now the middle east is on edge, as officials in iran weigh how they will respond to israel's air strikes. three waves of attacks across iran, according to iran state run media. the latest round strikes were response to october 1st ballistic missile attack on israel. over the weekend bill burns was in qatar working on a new ceasefire proposal in egypt that would call for a two-day cease of fighting. in tel aviv, a truck rammed into a bus stop, killing one person and injuring dozens more. with us msnbc military analyst, barry mccaffrey. raphe, let me start with you. what's the latest on the israeli strikes on iran and the expected reaction to them? >> well, jose, the iranian regime initially appeared to be down playing these strikes, saying their air defenses largely thwarted the israeli attack. as the smoke has cleared, if you will, it became clear at least four iranian soldiers were killed. a number of military bases were struck. we are seeing hardening rhetoric coming from i

>> reporter: jose, good morning.continuing her battleground campaign blitz, having three stops in wisconsin today. look, the harris team is really happy with her performance yesterday on fox news. they know she was walking into the lion's den, so to speak. they know it was a tough interview. they said in a statement, we definitely achieved what we set out to achieve. they continued in the sense that harris was able to reach an audience that has probably not been exposed to the arguments she's been making on the trail and she got to show toughness in standing tall against a hostile interviewer. of course, harris answered questions on topics from the border, sometimes side-stepping them, focusing on the former president instead. trying to widen her reach, eat into some of those margins that trump perhaps is getting with republicans, with moderate voters. trying to flip some republicans to her corner, maybe those who are hesitant about supporting the former president. now, that is obvious, because like i said, she has t

to san jose.ow, members of the nevada team have said they will not play in the game that was scheduled to be played in reno on saturday because san jose state has a transgender player on the roster. the state of nevada does not allow games to be forfeited because of race or gender, which could be the reason the game is being moved to san jose. now, in a joint statement, the university of nevada and san jose state said, quote, the decision to move the location of the match has been made in the best interest of both programs and the well-being of the student athletes, coaches, athletic staff and spectators. end quote. an east bay youth football team has qualified for the national championship in florida. now the rec league just needs a little help to get there. ktvu krystal bailey has more for tonight from oakland. >> it's a youth sports club that's been around for more than six decades. >> the dynamite has been here longer than the raiders and the a's, and we ain't left. we the only ones that's sti

san jose 4.8 million dollars. other cities around the state got a lot more even though they have smaller populations of unhoused people. kron 4 shock moment has the latest details. l> well, didn't go tuesday. so chance says her tent was swept when she lived columbus park by the san jose international airport. she still close to the airport, but even closer to the guadalupe river. >> the site of another expected encampments. we basically say sweeping as good as long as you have somewhere for people to she tells us she doesn't mind the sweeps as long as there's a shelter to go to or some kind of housing. now, with 4.8 million dollars given to san jose by governor newsom's office, those proposed sweeps will be much more likely. mayor matt mahan saying in a statement to kron 4, quote, these dollars will help us continue clearing encampments and reclaiming our shared public spaces. what we build permanent and interim housing, safe parking and safe sleeping sites for our homeless neighbors to access as an alternative to

>> yeah, i mean, you're right, jose.own that escalator and he talked about mexicans being rapists and people coming across the border and about their bad character, and he has been consistent. he's been extreme. he's also told lies. you heard more of them right there in that clip. and we all remember, of course, his lies about springfield. at the same time, i think, unfortunately, what's happened in our country is so much of that has gotten normalized, and over the years, the debate on immigration has moved to the right, and so there's, of course, a huge difference between kamala harris and donald trump. he has a dark heart toward migrants, particularly -- he's extreme, cruel, but i think she needs to both make that contrast, which i think she tried to do last night, and also help ensure that -- or reassure voters that she's going to address the issue at the border but also provide a pathway to citizenship. she needs to do both of those things, and i feel like she's trying to walk that tight rope each time that you hear

they were wilding in willow glen, san jose.ose police are on the lookout for a mob that overtook the entrance of a safeway parking lot over the weekend. witnesses say the group stole from local businesses, harassing employees and customers. here's nbc bay area's ian cull with more. witnesses say over 100 people on bikes ranging from young teens to their early 20s took over this san jose parking lot near bird and minnesota avenue saturday afternoon. witnesses claim, among other things, they were allegedly setting off firecrackers and smoke bombs. john was trying to pull into the lot, but i was just fearful that either they would do something to me or somebody else, or my car. he says the group was also doing donuts on their bikes and blocked him from entering. while some teens were just hanging ou, says others were turning violent. people were coming out of safeway and one lady just ran to her car with her basket because they were throwing bottles at her. i spoke with multiple other witnesses off camera who didn't want to be ide

and in san jose. 430 start san jose hosting nevada upper seconds in san jose, then cooling into the upper 80s and cal hosting miami there up at berkeley 730 start. not as uncomfortable. low 80s around kickoff time. dropping through the seconds. now, unfortunately, sunday is going to be another hot day around the bay area. upper 90s above 100 degrees. bayside temperatures for one more day 80s and 90s. then, as we head towards monday, just a little hint to some cooling here around the coast. tuesday though, all signs point to a much cooler forecast at that time, as the sea breeze picks up, what we need to see happen is this high pressure, which will restrengthen saturday into sunday, has to get moved out of the area and we'll see the active weather off to our west, helping to bring up that sea breeze by tuesday and wednesday. but for now, the summer heat just keeps on going. san francisco and bayside locations will likely see the heat advisory, i think, extended through at least sunday for inland areas. will probably have a heat advisory through monday before temperatures finally drop down

así fue el emotivo reencuentro entre antonio lópez, un bombero de san josé y la familia de josé ibarralia que se habían hundido y quedado atrapados dentro del vehículo. tras caer a un canal en la autopista 101 en morgan hill. pues un conductor presuntamente ebrio los había chocado. pues la mera verdad no creo que haiga palabras para describir lo que 1 está sintiendo. 1 está muy agradecid, muy afortunado de estar aquí y volver a tener otra oportunidad de vivir. sí, es algo difícil, pero estoy muy agradecida porque estuvieron con nosotros desde el principio hasta el final. josé yamilex y los pequeños everly y jeremy viven para contar su historia, historia en la que 2 hermanos peruanos hoy son sus héroes. los veo feliz, los veo sonriendo. la mamá muy emocionada. el padre, pues es difícil que recuerde que él fue muy valiente y y heroico al estar pidiendo que simplemente primero salven a su familia. este jueves telemundo 48 hizo posible este encuentro donde la familia conoció en persona a antonio y los pequeños disfrutaron de un paseo en el camión de bomberos. sí, yo no sabía. sí, sí. si no

san jose has a new top cop. the city manager point paul joseph has a new permanent chief today, has been the interim chief since april. that has been a part of the san jose police department since 1994. and the a's to bring home in sacramento will have a real grass instead of you guessed it, artificial turf. the mlb initially planned to install artificial turf central park so it can withstand sacramento's hot summer. the league then walked back the proposal in response to some safety concerns. >> welcome back. it is 5.15. let's get a look outside to kick off this crystal clear wednesday morning. you can see skies. no cloud cover whatsoever above francisco. but clear than it was yesterday at this time. so not at all. a foggy start, but it is a cool start to the day. definitely throw that extra layer on as you're getting out there. lot of us along the bay shore with those clear skies, as you can see overhead have fallen well into the 40's for your current temperatures. so definitely an extra layer is needed. frost

reporting here gunderson, high school in south san jose. jack moment kron 4 news. >> take a look at your screen here. police in san jose are hoping this video will help catch a hit and run driver. it happened on october. 12th around 01:00am a woman was crossing 4th street at the san carlos intersection when she was hit. moments later, you can see your friend running towards her. woman was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. but the driver is still on the loose. the cars described as a dark colored sedan. if you recognize the vehicle that you see here on your screen, you're asked to contact san jose pd and check out this nearly $8300 in stolen merchandise including tools, a vacuum, a generator, alcohol and more than $5,000 in cash. >> santa clara county deputies say a man from san jose stolen all in organized retail theft ring. investigators found them at 2 separate locations in san jose last week. deputies say the suspect was known around town as the tool man for selling his tools. >> the nba season officially underway for dub

in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc seven news. >> coming up the weekend is here. this is a live look at the conditions right now. looks pleasant. after the break we're going to check in with abc seven news m they also said you couldn't escape from alcatraz. but watch me do both. other candidates want to tear down san francisco, but i'll build on what's already great to make it even better. with expanded rent control, new homes for the middle class community policing to reduce crime, and an inspector general to root out corruption. let's get to work. paid for by aaron peskin for mayor 2024. financial disclosures are available at sfethics.org line was scheduled to open november 15th, but the state department of fish and wildlife has pushed back the opening because of the large number of humpback whales in recent entanglements in the area. the recreational dungeness crab season will open november second with some restrictions. >> okay, looking nice outside right now, but could there be sprinkles in the forecast? >> let's get to meteorologist sandhya patel for that an

san jose 74. and the average right here at 75. we're going to stay with similar temperatures like this as we head through tomorrow. also right into about friday's forecast from two different systems. now this one is moving to the north here tomorrow. still looking at more dry weather tomorrow. and then another one out here in the pacific. so it's basically keeping some of that hottest air way. and it's just been so nice to get in on some of these fall temperatures. and it's going to feel like fall tomorrow morning. have that jacket by the door. if you're getting out there at six, 7 or 8:00 in the morning, we've got some 40s and low 50s back in the bay. some of the chilliest in the tri-valley at 48, peninsula at 50. we're also dropping down to some upper 40s in the east bay, and certainly some jacket or sweater weather up into the north bay there with 47 daytime highs for tomorrow, staying in the 70s to low 80s. so right here across the south bay, it's going to put you to 77. in los gatos, 79 milpitas, 78. in san jose across the ea

if nevada fields enough girls to play reporting here in san jose.ron 4 news. >> the game is on october. 26 in nevada will keep you updated on what the team's decide to do. and now to the forty-niners rookie wide receiver ricky pearsall is back on the practice field for see the moment the forty-niners players gathered to celebrate ricky pearsall as come back. the rookie seemed a little embarrassed by the huddle, well-deserved since he's been on the reserve non-football injury list for the last 6 weeks. fellow rookie dominic pony express how happy he is to have number 14 on the practice field monday. i think he's just taking in the moment. going to say about the other with ones offense run is this a rolled over to the office? pearsall was shot in the chest in union square in a robbery attempt 9 days before the season opener. forty-niners safety. malik, mustafa remembers the moment he got the call about the shooting in san francisco. that could have any of us. united making his mark hasse go and things like that. so every eye-opening for definitely. th

>> reporter: hey, jose, yes. immigration is really one of the most important issues in this campaign. former president trump saying it might be more important than the economy. it's been a real challenge for the biden presidency. i actually asked her -- right now she's defending the bipartisan bill that includes more resources to secure the border, even shutting down the border and closing loopholes around asylum. those are policies that president trump defended when he was the president. i asked her on immigration has donald trump won the argument. this is what she said. >> right now we're talking about border security and there's nobody, no democrat, talking about pathway to citizenship. >> i am. i am talking about it. >> benefits that migrants bring to this country. >> oh, but there's no question that migrants bring -- america is a country that is -- was built in part by immigrants. >> people are concerned about their tps, we're talking about mass deportations. >> i'm not talking about anything -- >> what do y

josÉ?and, basil, i mean, in just a couple of hours former president obama will join governor walz on the campaign trail in madison. what does he bring to the campaign? >> to this day he's still the democratic party's best spokesperson, the most gifted orator and can make the case against donald trump in no way -- in no better way than anybody else, except maybe for michelle obama. he is an incredible spokesperson, knows exactly what's at stake here and the framing becomes really important. particularly for those midwestern voters when you have barack obama, liz cheney and a lot of the organized labor that kamala harris has at her -- at her back, i mean, this is -- it's an articulation of campaign rational that i don't think could be done any better in this cycle. and the one thing that i will also say, there are a lot of african american voters in those states and what i think barack obama has really been able to do is do something that i've thought about very early on, which is as a black

game between san jose state and the university of nevada at reno has been moved to san jose. members of the nevada team have said they won't play in that game, which was scheduled to be played in reno on saturday because san jose has a transgender player on the roster. the university of nevada, though, has said that it supports the right of players to opt out of the game, but it has not declared a forfeit. unlike other schools, including southern utah, boise state, wyoming and utah state. in a joint statement, the university of nevada and san jose state said the decision to move the location of the match has been made in the best interest of both programs and the well-being of the student athletes, coaches, athletic staff and spectators. >> san francisco schools officially have a new superintendent. maria icu was voted into the role at a school board meeting in the city tonight. ktvu tori gaines joins us live from san francisco with more from parents and educators about the district's new leader, tori. >> that's right, greg. now, there has been much criticism about how tonigh

y por eso así las 3 hicimos el colectivo de san josé y la ciudad de san josé tiene un rol en esto, ensí, pues yo empecé mi negocio en enero del 2021. iba todos los días a trabajar y llegaba a la casa, cuidaba a los niños, me dormía y lo hacía otra vez. el próximo día quería buscar algo creativo, algo, darme algo creativo para hacer yo misma. empecé a trabajar con resina y poco a poco empecé a incluir más, más cosas a mi tiendita y poco a poco. y aquí, aquí estamos. y paloma y yo con mi hermana. somos las owners de la paloma y nosotros importamos cosas de méxico a artesanías mexicanas de todos los lugares de méxico, de todos los estados. tenemos un poquito de todo. muchísimas gracias de estar con nosotros y mucha suerte. pondremos la información del evento de día de los muertos en el sitio red. muchas gracias. muchas gracias. gracias. bien, éxito para aquellas 2 emprendedoras. vamos a cambiar a otra información porque una investigación reveló que el incendio que terminó con la vida de más de 100 personas en maui fue provocado por cables eléctricos caídos que fueron re-energizados y pre

también hay un aviso por calor extremo ya para los próximos días en san josé. quizá hasta solamente 70 en nuestro panorama. así que un poco de temperaturas más frescas. pero primero, este fin de semana. cuídese. regreso con ustedes. gracias y te vemos al ratito. vea, le queremos informar que en el condado ventura, al sur del estado, el incendio felicia ha provocado evacuaciones obligatorias en la zona del lago pirú, incluyendo la región de domínguez. kenyan. el reporte más reciente de los bomberos indica que son al menos 348 acres los que están quemados. la carretera piru canyon road se encuentra cerrada al tránsito vehicular. también queremos mostrarle ahora, con esta cámara en vivo, la zona afectada por este incendio. de acuerdo a las autoridades, las llamas amenazan campamentos y zonas donde estacionan vehículos recreativos. los bomberos indican que han logrado detener el avance de las llamas hasta el momento y que han logrado un 30% de contención. la casa continúa bajo investigación. a casi ya un mes de las elecciones presidenciales, es muy importante estar

and raised in san jose campbell. he earned degrees from san jose state university. he says he also learned the value of civic engagement at an early age from his father who was an optometrist and local business leader. >> he was the president of the chamber of commerce. growing up i thought every kid volunteered on the weekend serving their community so. >> reporter: at 23, low broke barriers when elected to the campbell city council becoming the first openly council member in that city. his colleagues elected him mayor in 2009 making him the youngest asian-american mayor in the country. he says he helped lead efforts to revitalize downtown campbell and attract new businesses to the city's core. >> if you think about campbell 20 years ago where we are today you can see such vibrancy and if you come here on any sunday you see a vibrant farmers market. you can't find parking. it's the place to be. >> reporter: low also taught government at community college and was elected to the california legislature in 2014. if elec

san jose mayor matt mahan says he had big plans. he has big plans, including a playground, turf field and basketball courts. the nearest park for these neighbors is a 30 minute walk away. that's not accessible for kids, for our older residents, for any of the families who call spartan keyes home. that's why this investment is so vital. senator alex padilla says 15 local governments in california are getting a total of $95 million to upgrade their outdoor spaces. a milestone at a south bay hospital. san jose's o'connor hospital is celebrating its 1,000th robotic assisted surgery. hospitals shared this video of a robotic assisted surgery robot is named the da vinci. hospital leaders say it provides additional accuracy and precision during medical procedures. it has been used over the past four years in a range of fields, including cardio, general and urology, among other things. the da vinci has also performed lung cancer, resections, hysterectomy and weight loss surgeries. heads up if you are heading into the city, this weekend. calt

in san jose. city parks and rec's department has extended the closure of alum rock park through sunday. the park was supposed to reopen today, but the city is continuing to say that's just too much heat and fire danger. and that's why it's going to stay closed. and now also in the south bay, we're hearing from a san jose city council member who is being investigated by police last night. the san jose police department confirmed to us they are investigating a council member but didn't confirm who or why. but now councilmember omar torres says it's him and he's been wrongfully detained and questioned. he sent us a statement saying in part, the zach uh, exact. excuse these. accusations are entirely false. i cooperated fully with sjpd and turned over by passwords. but that issue i have nothing to hide. this detention was based on misinformation provided to law enforcement in response to a police report, i filed against an individual for extortion and stocking and is a clear act of retaliation from thi

esto es en san josé, particularmente.dado de sonoma, preste atención a esta alerta, pues habrá una quema controlada. los parques regionales del condado, en colaboración con varias agencias de bomberos, planifican realizar esta quema controlada en el parque regional del lago tooley. mañana miércoles, los equipos quemarán aproximadamente 120 acres a partir de las 09:00. el humo podría ser visible alrededor de la zona de lake ville durante unas 7 horas. así que mucha atención. y en este caso, es importante recordarle también a los residentes que si observan humo también saliendo de esa zona, pues que no se alarmen y que por supuesto no llamen al 911. es lo que piden las autoridades y también para facilitarles los trabajos. el parque dice va a estar cerrado y se van a colocar carteles para informarle a los conductores. bueno, chicos, igualmente no está de más recordar que estas prácticas son para reducir esos incendios futuros forestales y promover. entonces la biodiversidad y controlar las especies invasoras de igual forma.

san jose. you're 81 degrees right now. he were to 82 berkeley alameda, san francisco hanging out in the 70's while petaluma at 76 degrees later on today. we're going to be just as warm as yesterday. but this morning we've actually been warmer so far. heat advisories all day long today from the coast to our inland areas where excessive heat warnings have been extended into tomorrow. as far as what to expect today morning hours. obviously, the most comfortable we're starting to exit that comfortable threshold and entering that hot afternoon ahead of us with 90's to triple digits tonight, at least expect a slightly earlier sunset which will help us to cool down little bit quicker than during those longer summer days. james. >> john, thanks to one is the time. back to the breaking news this morning. a person hit and killed by a car out at berkeley aquatic park. and just moments ago, police cleared the scene, which is why you don't see much activity there now, except for that one lone patrol unit. >> now, the driver, as we unde