a witness asks why manny's manny manny supports kamala. manny supports bombing palestine. manny yekutiel, the owner of the cafe, was not available to talk today, but he did offer a prepared statement saying, i'm deeply troubled and saddened to have our community attack like this. vandalizing a jewish owned business on the eve of the largest massacre of jews since the holocaust is disgusting and has no place in the city of san francisco. tyler gregory, with the jewish community relations council, says yekutiel is being unfairly targeted. he's just trying to run a civic engagement. coffee shop. and so the way that he was attacked and his business was attacked in our mind, crossed the line into anti-semitism. san francisco muni is also working to remove pro-palestinian messages that someone installed within the advertising inserts in the bus stop outside manny's. the vandalism happened as a large pro-palestinian demonstration wrapped up right outside the cafe in the mission sunday. hundreds of people voiced their concern about the ongoing conflict. i think this says a lot tha

manny, manny's will spill into the streets. what's happening? >> yes, we were just talking about it. we are shutting down, god willing, the block of valencia street, just like we did four years ago in 2020. and remember, we won that election. so second time's a charm. we will have an emotional support. rabbit. we're going to have drag queens. dolores huerta, the famous union leader, will be patching in, as well as other civic leaders from around the country. we're going to have music, amazing food, lots of drinks. the election night is our anniversary as well. so it is an auspicious night and we were going to be having stuff going on in the streets on valencia street from 16th to 17th. excuse me, from 15th to 16th street, from 5 p.m. all the way to 11 p.m. in addition to a 40 foot wide giant inflatable jumbotron screen, which will be screening the coverage all night long. >> going, going all out and the emotional support rabbit. very important to have have that on hand. manny yekutiel very good to see you. take care. thanks so much. all right. b

manny, you can tell who owns the cafe called the vandalism disgusting. the head of the jewish community relations council says manny's is just one of many jewish owned businesses that have been vandalized recently. he says his grandmother, who escaped nazi germany, would have been shocke. i'm glad she's not alive today to see what happened outside of manny's, where people were waving terrorist flags and tagging this small jewish business. it's totally unacceptable and something we never thought we would see. here in san francisco. there are more events happening this evening to memorialize the victims of october seventh, also to honor the palestinians who have been killed, and to call for the release of those who are still being held hostage. that includes this group in los gatos, about 100 people started marching just about 90 minutes ago, walking a few miles from the jewish community center to congregation shir hadash temple, many holding israeli flags and photos of hostages. we are now just 28 days from the election. voting has already started here in

now, the owner of manny's, manny uchitel, told ktvu in a statement, quote, i am deeply troubled and saddened to have our community attack like this vandalizing a jewish owned business on the eve of the largest massacre of jews since the holocaust is disgusting and has no place in the city of saint francis. okay, let's talk about our weather, shall we? and after reaching the 90s again yesterday, well, san francisco saw some relief today from the high temperatures, thank goodness. but other parts of the bay area continue to just bake as our south bay reporter, jesse gary, tells us tonight, several heat related deaths are now under investigation. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> on the eighth day of the summer, like heat wave fluids for the unhoused and fears from their south bay advocates, the worst may not be over. >> people are so hot out here. it's been like 104. and then at night, it just. it doesn't cool off. and then it's 100. you know, the next day it's just it's not anything that people can survive. >> the santa clara county medical examiner confirms it's investigating at least

manny, you can tell the owner of that cafe called the vandalism disgusting.he head of the jewish community relations council says his community has unfortunately seen these kinds of attacks before, including his own grandmother, who escaped nazi germany. i'm glad she's not alive today to see what happened outside of manny's, where people were waving terrorist flags and tagging this small jewish business. it's totally unacceptable and something we never thought we would see here in san francisco. several groups across the bay area are organizing events to memorialize the victims of october seventh. the palestine, the palestinians who have been killed since. and a call for the release of those who are still being held hostage. well, it is a somber and difficult anniversary, and also one that saw demonstrations back on college campuses. nbc's marianne favro reports tonight from san jose state. i'm assuming students supporting israel came together on campus to make kites expressing hopes for peace in the middle east. they also came together to honor those killed

so so this guy was he was going to operator he was not and in i was talking to manny jackson manny jackson was the former globetrotter who was the first black owner of globetrotters. and i interviewed him and he was so good that i asked him he would write the foreword to our book and he agreed it, which is i really am grateful for, you know, and i think i said to manny said, you know, manny abe was amazing in a lot of ways, but i just the way he played fast and loose with the facts, especially early in his career, really bothers me. and manny said, mark abe was a promoter and was enough for him. i you also talk about how he was a leader in corporate sponsorships that he got corporate sponsorships for. oh yeah. when he went to when went to europe. see, this is a really important part of the globetrotters was how they just built, built and built from this really small start in tiny towns in the midwest. they expanded to where they were going to montana. then they were going to the pacific northwest and finally in the forties they went they went to cuba, they went to mexico city. and in 1950

>> vlad: manny bojorquez for us tonight. manny, thank you very much.you can see, cbs news teams are out in force tonight across the storm zone. we will have updates throughout the night, streaming at cbs news 24/7, and full coverage first thing tomorrow on "cbs mornings." norah, the national weather service has been setting out alerts. our phones have been blaring just in the last minute. back to you. >> norah: vlad, thank you for your reporting. stay safe out there. joining us now from florida's command center is governor ron desantis. good evening, governor desantis, thank you for being with us. this is, i don't have to tell you, a monster storm. president biden said it looks like the storm of the century, and landfall is now earlier than expected. is your state ready? >> governor desantis: oh, absolutely. as you mentioned in the report, we have 50,000 linemen staged, ready for rapid power restoration. we also have a full mobilization of the florida national guard, as well as receiving a lot of assets from other states, and so it will be the largest

manny started his night in the castro telling guests to visit flow -- glow in the streets. the event is a free neon light experience that anyone can enjoy. the decorations are brightly lit, and a dj is playing the latest tech know and house hits. and all donations go to helping the unhoused. but manny's favorite part is the music. >> people will be dancing, and it will be so fun just being around people in costumes. >> reporter: and dolores park was traded for jurassic park. the city's very own dinosaur owned and operated by trevor mead single game record bringing joy to folks around the city and keeping san francisco a little weird is just a treat in itself. >> reporter: the dinosaur roars, wines, and sings too. trevor says this is his contribution to san francisco's freedom of expression, and it's captivating to see for everyone. well, almost everyone. but the party is just getting going for the younger crowd on polk street where lines and lines of costume clad people are here for a pub schedule. ethan says it's a sign of life. >> halloween is a big thing to bring people

it's led by manny cuccio. he is the owner of manny's cafe in the mission that has long time been a spot for political conversation and activism for years. he says the messages, agai a really just meant to get people out there in nevada to go vote. it's also a way for people in san francisco to get more involved in the elections process, especially for some who might feel like their vote in california may not have much of an impact. that's because, historically, california overwhelmingly votes liberal in presidential and congressional elections. experts say the practice of engaging voters in other states, especially the swing states, is pretty common. >> but california borders two states that aren't aren't so sure. both arizona and nevada. there, it's a dead heat at the presidential level. even if democrats are leading the senate races there. and it's pretty common for voters from one state then to go to another to volunteer to knock on doors, to talk to people. >> early voting in nevada is already underway. vo

it's a letter writing party, and it's all happening at manny's cafe, owned by manny. you know, that spot has for a long time been a place for conversations, for activism and really, anything forms, any form of kind of political advancement here. now, these efforts have really ramped up in these last couple of months, and it will continue to ramp up as we get closer to november. that includes the event that we will see later this morning. it's an attempt to ride out 5000 letters to voters in nevada. considered a major presidential swing state. the owner of manny's, manny, says the messages aren't meant to endorse one candidate or another or any idea. but simply to ask people in nevada to vote. >> it's about engaging the flock of san franciscans that want to be a part of this election, that want to do something, and to give them an opportunity to get involved. and so we're hoping for a large crowd of folks. >> early voting in nevada is already underway. voters there have until november 1st to cast ballots in person before having to wait until election day. and that writ

manny's in san francisco is known for its political gatherings, watch parties and talks by lawmakers. there are several events scheduled leading up to november 5th there. earlier today, on the four, we spoke to the owner, manny yekutiel, about a 24 hour letter writing party tomorrow to voters in the swing state of nevada. >> folks will get this letter in the mail, and they'll open it up and they'll be able to glance at it for just a quick second. and so we're trying to impress upon these people as their neighbors why this election matters to another human being. >> that 24 hour writing party starts at 8:00 tomorrow morning. for the first time in two decades, california's largest newspaper, the los angeles times, says they are not endorsing a presidential candidate. the newspaper did offer endorsements for local races, state propositions and the u.s. senate race. it's notable since vice president kamala harris has a home in the brentwood neighborhood of los angeles with her husband, doug emhoff. so far, the l.a. times is not commenting on their decision. still ahead, see how bay area h

manny says this push to make the city a night market city has two goals. one is to create a culture of night markets, where every weekend there's a different night market night market to go to. the second goal is we want to actually cross-pollinate, to create new pathways for people who maybe aren't used to going to different neighborhoods to explore them. whatever night market people decide to explore. expect a good time. it's going to be fun. it's going to be uniquely castro. there will be drag queens. yes. there'll be food. and yeah, just lots of families. smiles. good times. expect barbecue smoke because san francisco, san francisco is missing that going to hear lots of music, live music, djs, karaoke because we are big on that. yes to bring the drag queens to karaoke in bayview. curating these opportunities are going to be very important for how san francisco reclaims its identity, and also gives permission for the rest of the bay area. the castro will hold its first night market on october 18th, bayview's next event is november 1st, and coal valley's

. >> closer to home volunteers at manny's in the mission are writing letters to encourage out of state voters to support vice president kamala harris. >> the time i mean, it's an exciting time and i'm excited to be here. and i'm proud of all the work that we're doing. >> volunteers have been working on these letters since 8 o'clock this morning. they will not stop until 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. the group says there goal is to send out 5,000 letters to likely democratic voters and undecided voters in nevada, which could be a critical state in deciding the election. >> it's neck and neck right now in the polls in nevada and everyone in this cafe right now. i want our community. we want kamala harris to be our next president. >> owner manny acute ailsa organized this 24 hour blitz says he plans on sending 200 people to reno next weekend to knock on doors there as well. >> this year, while a lot of attention certainly is on the race for ths white house, closer to home, the election could mean big changes for the state legislature of the 120 lawmakers who currently serve about 25% are go

san francisco police are now investigating the vandalism at manny's cafe as a hate crime. the vandalism happened as a large pro-palestinian demonstration was wrapping up nearby on sunday. video posted to social media appears to show the suspect, a man with his face covered spray painting on the walls of manny's, which is a jewish owned cafe in the mission district. police have not yet made any arrests. jury selection has started for the trial of nima momeni. he's accused of murdering former tech executive bob lee in san francisco last year. it's a case that has received a lot of attention nationwide. many of the potential jurors today say they've heard about the case, but haven't formed any kind of opinions about it. here's nbc bay area's cindy quintana in san francisco. this video of nima was taken early on. in this case, cameras have not been allowed in the hearings, leading up to the trial, nor have they been approved so far in the trial itself. in court today, the orange jail uniform was gone. he wore a cream colored suit as he sat with his team of five attorneys. they

a story we first reported yesterday, san francisco police are now investigating the vandalism at manny's cafe as a hate crime. the vandalism happened as a large pro-palestinian demonstration was wrapping up nearby on sunday. video posted on social media appears to show the suspect, a man with his face covered spray painting on the walls of manny's, which is a jewish owned cafe in the mission district. police have not yet made an arrest. well, the election is four weeks from tonight and the presidential race is once again coming through the bay area. donald trump's running mate, jd vance, is coming back to the peninsula tomorrow. the ohio senator will be in woodside for a big dollar fundraiser. this will be his second trip to the bay area in the past few months. in july, he raised money at the four seasons hotel in palo alto at an event hosted by mike belshe, the co-founder of the crypto company bitgo. as for the democrats vice president, vice presidential candidate tim walz raising money in reno this evening, the minnesota governor flew into reno late this afternoon. he spoke at a campai

>> norah: manny bojorquez with that powerful interview. thank you, manny.l, tonight, new violence in the middle east, a massive explosion rocked beirut a short time ago. at this moment, it is not clear what the target was, but even before this blast, lebanon's government said israeli air strikes had killed 46 people just today, and this comes as israeli leaders are weighing their options for military response to yesterday's ballistic missile attack by iran. we have team coverage from the middle east, as it careens toward a wider war, beginning with cbs's chris livesay in tel aviv. good evening, chris. >> reporter: good evening, norah. his rosh hashanah, the start of the jewish new year tonight, but as israelis celebrate, tensions are boiling over iran's huge missile strikes last night and how israel will respond. of the nearly 200 missiles fired by iran, israeli defenses shot down almost all of them. >> oh, my god! >> reporter: not without the help of u.s. destroyers based in the eastern mediterranean. but some missiles did get through. >> no! >> reporter:

jury selection started today in manny's murder trial. many is accused of stabbing a cash app founder bob lead to death san francisco last year. well, many has pleaded not guilty to murder charges against him. legal analysts say there will be multiple narratives during the trial and picking the right jury is going to be critical. >> for the prosecution, this is premeditated murder for the defense. they're saying this many is acting in self-defense and he's completely in a jury selection is going to be key in this case because there is a national spotlight on it both as to who mister lee was as a victim and also the crime rates in san francisco. >> opening statements are scheduled to begin next monday in the trial could last several weeks. else. reno police say an attempted break-in led to a shooting that injured a man this morning. police responded to a home on elm street just off of san pablo avenue around 10, 30 this morning and found a 56 year-old unhoused man shot twice. police say a person living at the home shot the man because they

a man is seen spray painting the windows and walls of manny's cafe in the mission. this happened during planned protest. manny yekutiel, who owns the cafe, released a statement saying vandalizing a jewish owned business on the eve of the largest massacre of jews since the holocaust, is disgusting and has no place in the city of san francisco. new at 11, you can see the smoke for miles. it took firefighters about 30 minutes to knock down this fire in san jose this evening. it started just after 5 p.m. at a four unit apartment complex on mesa drive that's near pioneer high school. one person was hurt after getting burns on their arms. animal control was also called to the scene after a rabbit was found alive in the east bay. a hazardous material spill has been cleared. it happened around 2 p.m. in san ramon. our sky ranger. you can see, was overhead as that truck right there spewed smoke and leaked hazardous liquid right onto the road. parts of northbound san ramon valley boulevard were closed during rush hour, but this evening, all lanes have since been reopened. ann

now the civic engagement space is owned by manny yekutiel, who is jewish. a candidate for district nine supervisor is calling for all candidates to condemn the racially motivated vandalism. we reached out to manny for his reaction, but he declined to talk about the incident. new details tonight. in a deadly case of road rage in the north bay, police arrested a suspect they believe is responsible for a string of crashes. this all started 2:00 yesterday afternoon in rohnert park. chp says a driver in a mazda suv intentionally rammed a volkswagen, pushing it into oncoming traffic. the mazda driver sped off. a passenger inside that volkswagen died. the driver and a child inside were rushed to the hospital. about ten minutes later, officers got another call about a mazda ramming another car. officers got there and arrested the mazda driver who was trying to run away. chp also believes the driver caused a rollover crash around 1:00 in the afternoon, and is likely responsible for two other crashes near cotati earlier saturday. the driver now faces several charges,

good evening, manny. >> reporter: good evening, vlad.are now starting to get the gusting winds associated with those outer bands of the hurricane, but this rain you are seeing, it's been falling for hours, and that's raising concerns that the flooding that's predicted for this part of central florida could happen overnight. as the storm creeps closer, people are rushing to make last-minute preparations. >> i would encourage anybody who is looking for gas or who can get out to go top off before the storm hits. >> reporter: one eerily silent place, orlando international airport, which shut down for commercial travel at 8:00 a.m. eastern. nancy and norman stewart rode out helene two weeks ago in their tampa home, but with him in a mobility chair, they weren't willing to take a chance on milton this time. >> we thought we would ride it out, and then our kids said, i don't think you guys should do that. >> reporter: now in an orlando hotel, they worry about those who stayed behind. >> people that can't get out, that have no way out, people th

. >> andre, we're talking about manny's in the mission.hat has long been a space for political activism, political conversation, and volunteers are setting up shop there to write these letters. the owner of the cafe tells me it's a chance for people in san francisco to feel more involved in this election process. >> they say handwritten notes go a long way. >> i think this is really a critical election for our country. >> ian fouracre hopes his letters are an influence during this election cycle. >> my vote in california is not. but this work could have an impact. and from what i understand about when you send letters and postcards to people, it has a 4% difference. and that in terms of voting and that can that could be the difference. >> people in san francisco are sending letters from manny's cafe in the mission to voters in nevada, a swing state that joe biden won in 2020 by about 30,000 votes. compare that to california, where biden won by 5 million votes. that's why, experts say, in states like nevada, every vote counts. >> nevada is

a story we first reported yesterday, san francisco police are now investigating the vandalism at manny'safe as a hate crime. the vandalism happened as a large pro-palestinian demonstration was wrapping up nearby on sunday. video posted on social media appears to show the suspect, a man with his face covered spray painting on the walls of manny's, which is a jewish owned cafe in the mission district. police have not yet made an arrest. well, the election is four weeks from tonight and the presidential race is once again coming through the bay area. donald trump's running mate, jd vance, is coming back to the peninsula tomorrow. the ohio senator will be in woodside for a big dollar fundraiser. this will be his second trip to the bay area in the past few months. in july, he raised money at the four seasons hotel in palo alto at an event hosted by mike belshe, the co-founder of the crypto company bitgo. as for the democrats vice president, vice presidential candidate tim walz raising money in reno this evening, the minnesota governor flew into reno late this afternoon. he spoke at a campaign

a man is seen spray painting the windows and walls of manny's cafe in the mission.s happened during planned protest. manny yekutiel, who owns the cafe, released a statement saying vandalizing a jewish owned business on the eve of the largest massacre of jews since the holocaust, is disgusting and has no place in the city of san francisco. new at 11, you can see the smoke for miles. it took firefighters about 30 minutes to knock down this fire in san jose this evening. it started just after 5 p.m. at a four unit apartment complex on mesa drive that's near pioneer high school. one person was hurt after getting burns on their arms. animal control was also called to the scene after a rabbit was found alive in the east bay. a hazardous material spill has been cleared. it happened around 2 p.m. in san ramon. our sky ranger. you can see, was overhead as that truck right there spewed smoke and leaked hazardous liquid right onto the road. parts of northbound san ramon valley boulevard were closed during rush hour, but this evening, all lanes have since been reopened. announc

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the owner here at manny's cafe tells me that this is a chance for people in san francisco who may not feel their vote weighs too heavy in california to get more involved in this election cycle. now, these letters, they're going to voters in nevada who are likely registered democrats or undecided. they're also targeting first time voters. so it's not necessarily guaranteed that a letter will make it to a registered democrat. manny tells me that he partnered with the organization vote forward, who helped come up with the listserv of thousands of names and addresses of voters, all over the swing state. it is considered a swing state. it voted blue in favor of joe biden in 2020, by a small margin of about 30,000 votes. for context, in california, biden won the state by about 5 million votes. yakusho has been open for his support for kamala harris, but he says these letters will not tell people directly who or what to vote for, but simply to vote. we're not saying, you know, necessarily just vote for kamala harris. >> we're explaining to people why we vote, why voting is import us, why it

manager dave roberts says it's "bothersome" if a ball thrown towards the dugout by san diego baseman mannyfor him. it happened during sunday's mlb play—off match at dodgers stadium. it didn't almost hit me because there _ it didn't almost hit me because there was— it didn't almost hit me because there was a net. if it was attended for me i would be... it's pretty— attended for me i would be... it's pretty disrespectful. i don't _ it's pretty disrespectful. i don't know that it was intent, i don't — don't know that it was intent, i don't want to speak for him. i don't want to speak for him. i did — i don't want to speak for him. i did see _ i don't want to speak for him. i did see the video and the ball— i did see the video and the ball went was went for me, but i don't — ball went was went for me, but i don't know what led to that. the padres won game two 10—2, levelling the best—of—five series at one game apiece. they host the next two matches in san diego.tensions ran high throughout the game which was stopped for almost ten minutes when supporters threw baseballs and beer at a player. g

manny's has long hosted political events. police have not made any arrests, but anyone with information about the case is asked to contact them. >> our time now. 503. the entire oakland city council will make the final decision about the future of the shotspotter program. last night, the council's public safety committee voted to renew the shotspotter contract for three more years at a cost of $2.5 million. since 2006, oakland police have used the shotspotter to be alerted as to where there's gunfire. retired oakland police captain ersie joyner was at last night's meeting. he supported renewing the contract, and he praised the shotspotter for helping to save his life in 2021, when gunmen shot him at a gas station. >> the system was never designed to singularly reduce crime, increase arrest, find guns or be the panacea for oakland woes. what it was designed to do and what it does extremely well, is enhance tactical and timely response to gunfire, to render aid to those in need of immediate life saving. increased leads, solvabi

we reached out to manny for his reaction, but he declined to comment. happening today, jury selection is expected to get underway in the case against the man accused of stabbing a san francisco tech executive to death. nima alemany is accused of killing bob lee in april of 2023. lee was best known as the founder of cash app. investigators say he stabbed lee because of a dispute surrounding his sister. however, defense attorneys are expected to claim that the stabbing was in self-defense. opening statements are scheduled to begin one week from today. two decision 2024. today is the first day of early voting in california. ours is one of seven states where ballots will be accepted any time between now and election day. across california, voters can leave mail in ballots, in drop off boxes or u.s. mail boxes. starting today, voters in san francisco can cast ballots in person at city hall. the voting center is open each weekday through election day from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. weekend voting starts the last weekend of this month. stay up to date with the latest

set for 07:00pm manny's restaurant. still ahead, the cromwell morning news 1000. comcast customers. >> personal information exposed in a data breach. what you need to know if you are at risk from right back. >> well, here are 4 things you do today. bailon plea hearing is set to take place today for one of the 3 suspects lead to be involved the murder of oakland resident ramiro reyes reyes was shot in oakland back on september. second that the lifesaving efforts died at the scene. a major car crash san francisco last night. police say 5 cars involved. 2 of them had people insidn. both drivers had to be taken to the hospital for non-life-threatening injuries. at this time. police do not believe drugs or alcohol played a role. and hundreds of san jose teachers association, parents and community members plan to gather in san jose today for e get out the vote rally. the group is in support of pro public education candidates bomb to measure our that would help repair sales. a public schools rally scheduled for 4.30, at they lost a lot of doris republican vice presidenti

it happened yesterday afternoon at manny's, a progressive leaning event space. the vandals use anti-semitic language and believed to have coincided with the pro-palestinian protests. as we were talking about marking the october 7th attack, we reached out to manny for his reaction, but he declined to comment. well, police are trying to figure out whether road rage was a factor in a deadly crash last night in concord. this happened about 8:00 last night when a man was run over and killed outside a gas station and convenience store. police say they soon afterward got a flood of 911 calls from bystanders near grant street at solano way. investigators now say this started as some sort of argument. the incident did trigger a brief lockdown until officers were able to arrest that suspect a short time later on nearby overhill road. happening today, jury selection is expected to get underway in the case against the man accused of stabbing a san francisco tech executive to death. nima mckinney is accused of killing bob lee in april 2023. lee was best known for being the f

volunteers here at manny's in the mission are hoping to convince voters to support kamala harris. we have a goal of sending 5,000 letters to likely democratic voters and undecided voters across nevada, which could be a critical state in deciding the election. i am feeling focus on healing, ready to work and work hard. many the owner of many organized this effort. he says that with less than 2 weeks to go in the election, he felt compelled to do what he could to support vice president harris. it's neck and neck right now in the polls in nevada and everyone in this cafe right now. i want our community. we want kamala harris to be our next president. >> and it doesn't end here. many says they have a series of events planned over the next 2 weeks to try to encourage people to vote. >> i've got work to do with all that work to do. we're sending 200 people to reno next weekend to knock on doors were going right. five-thousand letters here. >> and focus on the many says that anyone who wants to help out is welcome to come down and write letters. this is our super bowl. this is the time.

owner manny uchitel told us that volunteers are aiming to send 5000 letters to a wide group of people, including undecided and first time voters. you can tell has been open for his support for kamala harris. but he says these letters will not tell people who to vote for, but just to vote. well, one ballot race in the north bay has become so contentious that the sonoma county sheriff's office is now investigating threats of violence. >> measure j would limit the number of animals allowed on land based on acreage, as ktvu tom vacar reports tonight, the measure is causing some tension in the community. >> the sonoma county farm bureau, like all farm bureaus, provides valuable information, education, assistance and political representation in the halls of lawmakers. the farm bureau here strongly opposes sonoma proposition j. the brainchild of and factory farming dot vote to limit and lower the number of animals by acreage. >> it actually is just limiting farms based solely on the number of animals you have without any merit or sustainability. >> the bureau got a message sent to its websit

manny's cafe in the mission, which has long hosted various political events, was tagged with graffitiay with messages calling for, quote, zionists out of frisco. end quote. san francisco police say they are investigating, calling this kind of vandalism unacceptable. the owner, manny yekutiel, told ktvu in a statement, i am deeply troubled and saddened to have our community attacked like this vandalizing a jewish owned business on the eve of the largest massacre of jews since the holocaust is disgusting and has no place in the city of saint francis. >> the oakland chapter of the naacp is joining the effort to recall oakland mayor xiang tao. 30 members of the chapter's executive committee have voted unanimously to support the recall. at a news conference today, the group criticized tao for refusing to meet with them to discuss the problems facing oakland, specifically the growing crime problem. >> the naacp fervently believes that mayor tao poses a serious threat to the well-being of our great city. that's right. her actions and inactions have clearly demonstrated her inability to gover

volunteers here at manny's in the mission are hoping to convince voters to support kamala harris. we have a goal of sending 5,000 letters to likely democratic voters and undecided voters across nevada, which could be a critical state in deciding the election. i am feeling focus on healing, ready to work and work hard. many the owner of annie's organized this effort. he says that with less than 2 weeks to go in the election, he felt compelled to do what he could to support vice president harris. it's neck and neck right now in the polls in nevada and everyone in this cafe right now. i want our community. we want kamala harris to be our next president. >> and it doesn't end here. many says they have a series of events planned over the next 2 weeks to try to encourage people to vote. i've got work to do with all that work to do or sending 200 people to reno next weekend to knock on doors were going right. five-thousand letters here. >> and focus on the many says that anyone who wants to help out is welcome to come down and write letters. this is our super bowl. this is the time. i me

i mean, manny's in the mission right now. we've got about 2 dozen people or so in the middle of a marathon letter writing session to try to convince voters to support kamala harris. >> for 24 hours from 8 wednesday morning to 8 thursday morning. volunteers here at manny's in the mission are hoping to convince voters to support kamala harris. >> we have a goal of sending 5,000 letters to likely democratic voters and undecided voters across nevada, which could be a critical state deciding the election. >> i am feeling focus on healing, ready to work and work hard. many the owner of many organized this effort. he says that with less than 2 weeks to go in the election, he felt compelled to do what he could. >> to support vice president harris. it's neck and neck right now in the polls in nevada and everyone in this cafe right now. i want our community. we want kamala harris to be our next president and it doesn't end here. many says they have a series of events planned over the next 2 weeks to try to encourage people to vote. i'v

manny has long been known as a popular spot for political conversations and activism. the public policy institute of california just put out its latest numbers this week, after talking to californians earlier in the month. though many national polls show a close presidential race nationally, that is not the case here. harrison wallace lead trump advanced by a wide margin, 59 to 33%. californians are also deciding on a full time replacement for the late dianne feinstein's seat as well. democrat adam schiff leads republican steve garvey by a wide margin, 63 to 37% here. the poll found little change in the race following the debate earlier this month. when it comes to propositions, californians have a lot to decide, too. let's focus on two of the main ones here. proposition 36 would implement tougher penalties for theft and drug possession. some crimes that were previously classified as misdemeanors would be recharacterized as felonies. right now, 73% of californians would vote yes on this proposition. proposition 32 would raise the state minimum wage to $18 an hour for a

manny's cafe, which has long hosted various political events, was tagged with anti-zionist graffiti. manny zakariyah released this statement today saying, i'm deeply troubled and saddened to have our community attacked like this. vandalizing a jewish owned business. on the eve of the largest massacre of jews since the holocaust is disgusting and has no place in the city of saint francis. we'll turn now to the weather, and these unseasonably high temperatures are about to ease. a live look outside here. camera pointing toward mount diablo, contra costa county. it's expected to again hit triple digits, but we see the end in sight. let's turn to our meteorologist here, rosemary oroczo, as she is tracking a dip in temperatures. finally. >> yes, garcia, for many, the cooldown can't come soon enough. today we are looking at just little change tomorrow. more notable changes coming. here's a view over sfo where we do have the blue skies overhead and air quality today is expected to remain moderate. it is not a spare the air day and the heat advisory is bay area wide. with exception of the co

hatch, the department of business is regulation melanie griffin, department of education commissioner mannyiaz, commerce secretary alex kelly, highway safety motor vehicles executive director dave turner, department of children and families secretary siobhan harris, secretary of florida department of corrections ricky dixon, florida insurance commissioner michael jaworski, department of juvenile justice secretary eric hall, and major general john hoss, florida national barn. so we are here now, still less than a week after the storm hit. very quickly after the storm, our rescue mission concluded rapidly. the rescue efforts were made. they were successful. we had the sheriff's department here. we have sheriff's department around the state, police, and then all the state agencies, national guard to the state guard, highway patrol, fish and wildlife service and if you name it, they were all on target. because that mission has been completed, i have sent rescue operations and rescue assets to western north carolina to help with that. it is a very dicey situation there we want to be able to get

manny's has long hosted political events.essages called for, quote, zionists out of frisco, end quote. police have not made any arrests. anyone with information about the case is asked to contact san francisco pd. >> today, hezbollah launched its largest barrage of rockets yet into northern israel. the rockets attacked targeted the city of haifa, the iron dome intercepted many of the rockets, but not all. at least one person was hurt. israeli attacks in southern lebanon have killed at least 1400 people since late september. israel says it has killed the commander of hezbollah's headquarters in beirut. >> netanyahu. >> netanyahu says he wants to return the settlers. we say to him that the number of displaced people will more than double. >> tel aviv also continues to be targeted, with the houthis in yemen launching a missile that was intercepted yesterday, followed by five rockets fired by hezbollah later last night. >> republican vice presidential nominee jd vance will be returning to the bay area this week. the ohio senator

it'll be again at manny's restaurant. thousands of frontline university of california service in patient care workers plan a statewide rally today. workers are still at the bargaining impasse right now with uc administrators over wage rates and housing affordability. these are issues that they say are making it increasingly difficult for the rapidly growing uc system to attract the workers at each to staff its facilities. rallies are going to be held in every uc campus with the largest protests happening at noon featuring rallies at and with the allies and state leaders out in sacramento, san francisco, riverside, los angeles and san diego. hundreds of hotel workers field, san francisco board of supervisors hearing on tuesday. >> since labor day, more than 10,000 housekeeper storm and cooks and other hotel workers across the country. they've been on strike. representative, unite here, local 2 is asking whole to leaders for higher pay affordable health care and more reasonable workloads local workers shared why they're str

manny's sf is holding watch parties at two locations, one at the chapel and the other at manny's. the commonwealth club in san francisco will hold a vice presidential debate watch party, and you can watch the debate right here on ktvu starting at 6 p.m. >> a celebration is happening at the presidio to mark 30 years since it became a national park. representative nancy pelosi and senator laphonza butler were among those at post to mark the 30th anniversary celebration at presidio tunnel tops. the transformation of the presidio from an army base to a national park began back in 1994. pelosi was among the leaders who stepped up in the effort to preserve it as a park site. she says it was the patriotic thing to do. >> that's what the presidio is about patriotism. it's about hope. as was sung. it's about having this beautiful dance here, tracing right back to our origins when it was spanish and mexican again, reflecting the beautiful diversity of our community, as well as respect for that diversity. >> spain first established the presidio in 1776. it became a mexican outpost in 1821. t

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braves and padres series in front of a full house at petco second inning bases loaded with 2 out of manny machado pulls one into left that plates. 2 padres take a 3 to one lead. ending. now braves down 5 to 2 and still. michael harris launches this one out to center field and just like that, it's a 5 to 4 game. but in the 9th, the padres they hold on, they sweep the braves in. now we have a mega series padres. dodgers talk about star power that starts socal. well, as post oak, i should say that starts in los angeles on saturday. the astro's they hosted the tigers game 2 of their series and they need to win. 2 avoids the sweep and it was a pitchers duel early. >> tie game in the 7 bases loaded for jose out to dianne. he had to fly to right. matt vierling make the catch fire the home. but jeremy pena. beats out the tag to give the astro's their first lead of the series. but in 8th pinch hitter, andy ibanez, lines one down the line as good to clear the they are quiet in houston, but they say houston, we have a problem. astros get swept the tigers. what a season they're having. they'll head t

. >> and for people still undecided volunteers at manny's in the mission of been writing letters to encourage out of state folks to support vice president harris. they've been working on letters since 8 this morning today and they say they won't stop until 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. 24 hour blitz. the group says the goal is to send out 5,000 letters to likely democratic voters and undecided voters in nevada, which could be a critical state in deciding the election. >> it's neck and neck right now in the polls in nevada and everyone in this cafe right now. i want our community. we want kamala harris to be our next president. >> that is that many zone are many you could tell who organize the event. he says he plans on sending 200 people to reno to knock on doors. this coming weekend. >> meantime, on the campaign trail, vice president kamala harris is blasting former president trump for comments. he reportedly made while in office in 2 interviews. former trump chief of staff john kelly says trump made positive comments about adolf hitler. retired general kelly says the former president suggeste

. >> volunteers at manny's and the mission district spent all day writing letters to encourage out of state voters to support vice president kamala harris. they started writing at 8 o'clock this morning and they won't stop until 08:00am tomorrow. the group says their goal is to send out 5,000 letters to likely democratic and undecided voters in nevada, which could be a critical state in deciding the election. >> it's neck and neck right now in the polls in nevada and everyone in this cafe right now. i want our community. we want kamala harris to be our next president. >> the owner there are many acute hale says he plans on sending 200 people to reno next weekend to knock on doors there as all right. let's get you a check of your forecast. taking a look at coit tower this evening. seems become out there. >> yeah, it's pretty dark, but i feel like we haven't really seen much in the way of clouds, lauren. so it's nice and clear out there. for the most part. you guys love the sunshine today. nice and warm around the bay area. some of those temperatures popping up in the 80's. i think very

jury selection started today in the memo manny's murder many is accused of stabbing cashapp founder bob lead to death. kron four's rob nesbitt spoke to legal analyst. >> about what we can expect in the weeks to come. >> it's not easy picking jury members on such a high-profile case, an important process given they will decide the fate of the mau mau many. it's been more than a year since the murder of bob lee near the bay bridge in san francisco. the tech ceo and cash app founder was found stabbed to death and 40 year-old many was the last person he was seen with. well, many is now facing murder charges in jury selection for his trial started tuesday. legal analyst michael cardoza says jurors can be familiar with the case but not have formed opinions on guilt. you have to be very careful. you don't let what i call a stealth juror. >> on your journey and that means one that's looking for a high publicity they may get their 15 minutes of fame somehow the night of the murder, the 2 men were recorded on surveillance video leaving the apartment among many sister court documents, state that t

le dedicó unas tiernas palabras a través de redes sociales, donde dijo a manny que le enseñó a él y a las causas del deceso de su hija, pero recordemos que la pequeña nació prematuramente con síndrome de down y con problemas cardíacos, y que de hecho, en 2023 tuvo que someterse a una cirugía a corazón abierto. y hay más información. una vez más, algunos comerciantes en oakland dejaron sus negocios para salir a protestar en contra de la criminalidad que aseguran que sufren todos los días. por su parte, la campaña de la alcaldesa sheng thao calificó a esta manifestación como un acto. dice que lo que busca es crear caos. pero todo esto ocurrió mientras la dueña de un negocio de cigarrillos calculaba sus pérdidas económicas. esta es la otra realidad que queremos mostrar el día de hoy, luego de que los ladrones estrellaron su auto en contra del establecimiento y robaron todo lo que pudieron, andrés brender nos amplia algunos comerciantes y activistas se concentraron esta mañana en el ayuntamiento de oakland y aseguran que cerraron sus negocios por unas horas, hoy en protesta de lo que cons

manny cruz said he came to the harris rally with his daughter because of the mexican band that was playing♪ >> i think it's -- there is a little bit more of an effort, you know, to reach the latino population, especially men. you know, having los tigres del norte, that's a big one. i mean, seriously. >> that's a great place to start. >> that's like, you know, i wouldn't be here, if i'm honest, if it wasn't los tigres del norte. >> reporter: heather santiago said she is voting for harris now because she feels the trump campaign doesn't respect puerto ricans, after a comedian at a trump rally called it a floating island garbage. >> it made me turn in my ballot the next day. so i went in and i went to go do early voting and got that done, and so yeah, that was -- that was all i needed to get in and get my vote done right away. >> reporter: it pushed you over the edge? >> it pushed me over the edge. >> arizona, we have five days to get this done, and no one can sit on the sidelines. >> reporter: harris' closing message in a must-win state. the campaign says this is likely the vice president's