now we'll hear from captain chris and lieutenant tom mcguire. before we start, let me thank them for their leadership. proposition e passed in march, and the speed in which we have gotten this program together and actually procured a drone, it goes beyond the police department, but it is really instrumental that these two gentleman along with assistant chief lazar and many others in the department, their leadership made this happen. before i turn it over to them, i also want to thank the other city departments, including our contract administration from the mayor's and the mayor's office staff and many others who have really did this with speed unheard of in our city, so the sense of urgency is the point i'm try toog make here. we have a sense of urgency to make this a safe city and do the things in the city the people deserve and that sense of urgency is the reason we are here now, not even 6 months after the proposition passed. we launched the drone program. with that, i'll turn it over to captain dellgandio and lieutenant mcguire. >> thank yo

he is identified as 20 year old nathaniel mcguire. in a news conference earlier this afternoon, authorities said mcguire threw a bag at the airport security screening station, which exploded. five people were injured in the blast just after 845. this morning. all of the victims were treated and released from hospitals. authorities say mcguire is facing felonies, including attempted murder, and they are looking into other crimes. >> our detectives are also working with santa barbara county fire to explore if the suspect is associated with several recent additional arson fires. our detectives are in the process of serving warrants at both mcguire's car and his home. >> the sheriff's office said they believe there is no further danger to the public, and they believe this is a local matter and not linked to any outside group. mcguire is being held without bail. >> a suspect is in custody accused of hijacking a bus, shooting and killing a passenger and leading police on a chase in los angeles. police say the armed man boarded the metro bus

mcguire has any connections to organized terrorist activity. tom. >> yes, still a lot of questions tonight. all right, david, we thank you for that. >>> we turn overseas now to the escalating war in the middle east. hezbollah targeting tel aviv with a missile for the first time and israel with its strongest suggestion yet there could be a ground war. richard engel is in beirut. >> reporter: israel now says its strikes into lebanon are preparatory to take out hezbollah fighters and weapons before a possible ground invasion. the chief of staff of the israeli military today told his troops a maneuver is being planned into lebanon where the death toll from air attacks has been rising for days. "you will go in, destroy the enemy there, and decisively destroy their infrastructure," he said. hezbollah leaders are promising to inflict heavy casualties in a ground war and to prove they're undeterred, the iranian-backed militia group for the first time launched a missile at tel aviv. the missile was shot down by israeli defenses. the last time israel inv

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i like the idea of our army subsisting on the enemy, mcguire wrote. they certainly have subsisted on us enough that we should return compliment. robert e lee directly linked the three phases of the summer's campaigning since the victory at the seven days the commanding general assured his soldiers on october 2nd, quote, you have the enemy of cedar mountain. expelled him from the rappahannock. utterly him on the plains of manassas and forced him to take shelter within the fortifications around capital. without halting for repose you cross the potomac storm the heights of harpers ferry, and on the field of sharpsburg repulse, every attack along the enemy's front of more than five. excuse me, four miles. lee affirmed that quote, history records few examples of greater fortitude in endurance than this army as newspaper or similarly conveyed a sense of one operate and punctuated a series of large battles. charleston daily courier posed a question on fourth. was not southern as splendidly illustrated at sharpsburg as it was before, or on the plains manassas

. >> the male suspect has been identified as 20 year old nathaniel mcguire of santa maria.s detained outside the courthouse as he tried to enter his red car that was parked in the southeast parking lot. >> detectives believe that suspect nathaniel mcguire was motivated by a recent arrest by the sheriff's office in july for firearms violations. deputies at that time seized a loaded and concealed revolver. his arraignment for that case was scheduled to happen. this morning. >> well, californians will soon have a way to access free covid vaccines. the federal program that provided cost free covid vaccines ended last month. california's version of the program will now cover the shots through the end of the year. the state's health department says the new plan is paid for using funding from the cdc, and is expected to begin next month. across the country, health care professionals are tracking the spread of a common virus that can sometimes lead to paralysis in children. >> rates of enterovirus d68 infections they are on the rise across the u.s, according to the nonprofit wastew

senate democrats led by president pro tempore mike mcguire had this message for the governor on saturday. we're not gonna come back for a special session and that's significant because if the senate does not come back to take up the governor's oil proposal, it will not be possible to advance his legislation, but fast forward to now we're going to get this done. there seems to have been a change of heart. newsom is now confident. the special session will happen after all after holding an hour-long meeting with president pro tem mcguire in what both called a productive discussion that will lead to a path forward for newsom's oil and gas proposal. we're gonna make progress to vaccine issue that impacts every single, california. and we're trying to get our arms around that. >> and both legislative leaders are committed to that process. and so all indications suggest we will have a special session after all the assembly's already assigning committees. but we do not have a date just yet on that matter. legislative leaders and the governor say stay tuned. reporting at the state tom wallace kron

senate democrats led by president pro tempore mike mcguire had this message for the governor on saturday. we're not going to come back for a speciil session and that's significant because if the senate does not come back to take up the governor's oil proposal, it will not be possible to advance his legislation, but fast forward to now we're going to get this done. there seems to have been a change of heart. newsom is now confident the special session will happen after all after holding an hour-long meeting with president pro tem mcguire in what both called a productive discussion that will lead to a path forward for newsom's oil and gas proposal. we're gonna make progress to vaccine issue that impacts every single, california. and we're trying to get our arms around that. >> and both legislative leaders are committed to that process. and so all indications suggest we will have a special session after all the assembly's already assigned committees. but we do not have a date just yet on that matter. legislative leaders and the governor say stay tuned. reporting at the state tom wallace kro

the governor met with assembly speaker robert rivas and senate pro tem mike mcguire for an hour lastver the holiday weekend. newsom announced he was calling a special legislative session after gas price bill he backed installed in the assembly. the governor now says he's confident lawmakers will pass a plan to control the high prices and stop what he. quote, he calls, quote, the roller coaster at the pump, which only benefits big oil. >> how dumb do you want to continue to be to be played as fools, which they've been doing for decades and decades? billions and billions of dollars, hard working folks being fleeced by the greed of these oil companies. these price spikes go directly in their pocket right now. >> according to triple a, california gas prices are $1.34 higher than the national averag. the governor's plan would give the california energy commission the ability to mandate refiners and keep more supplies on hand for when refineries go offline for maintenance. mcguire's office released a statement saying the governor and senate pro tem had a productive meeting on tuesday about

none have life threatening wounds. 20 year old nathaniel mcguire was arrested. investigators believe mcguire attacked the courthouse over a past arrest on firearms charges. he was due to be arraigned today. he is being held on no bail. all right. well, some strong opinions over a proposed costco in one west san jose neighborhood. some say it will give the area new life, but a group of neighbors say it would only cause issues. our robert honda joins us live now. robert, we're just hours away from an important meeting on the proposed costco. yes that's right. in fact, this is a project that's been in the works for several years, since around 2021. and tonight, the san jose planning commission will be looking to certify an environmental impact report. that would basically be the maybe the home stretch for this project that's been in the works for so long. i mean, we were talking to residents here who basically are against it because they don't like the fact that there's such a large project. this would be 165,000ft■!s. complex for costco. they don't like the fact t

and then she comes home like judith mcguire. she sees women dancing while being flirting with soldiers in from the field in their dress. she has particularly sharp words for varina davis herself. she calls her lady queen. in fact, for helping to organize some of these parties. she obviously, of course, doesn't know that varina doesn't entirely have her heart in them. in february of 1864, she felt she expressed that these parties and, these kinds of extravagances were going doom the confederacy, single. she said it would be the fault of. the confederacy is quote my quote high rollers. if the south should lose the quote if spartan austerity is to win our independence, we are a lost nation. i do not like. the signs and fear the writing on the wall might come in time to us. and during the winter of 64, she increasingly bitter about what she calls selfish lifestyles being lived. these women. she writes her hospital diary, which is an excellent book. you can get your hands on it. it's called a southern story. the city is unusually gay

he's identified as 20 year old nathaniel mcguire. in a news conference this afternoon, authorities said mcguire threw a bag at the court's security screening station. and that bag exploded. five people were injured in the blast just after 845 this morning. all of the victims were treated and released from hospitals. authorities say mcguire is facing felonies, including attempted murder, and they are looking into other potential crimes. >> coming up tonight, a battle in west san jose. still to come, tonight's meeting over concerns that a new costco is not good for the surrounding community. we'll tell you how the company is responding. >> in temperatures today, a good 20 degrees in some places cooler than yesterday. it changes tomorrow. warms right back up. we'll have the details for thursday, and it could be one of the most powerful storms to hit florida in more than a year. >> the last minute preparations tonight as hurricane helene inte ifies f the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark fa

the judge in the case also ordered a mental health evaluation for mcguire. yesterday, the evaluation was ordered because of an outburst during his arraignment after prosecutors requested that he remain in custody. he yelled about world events and blamed the government. mcguire faces at least seven years in prison if convicted of the federal charge. turning now to the fire danger from devices with lithium ion batteries are in everything from bikes to scooters to computers and cars. abc seven news reporter luz pena is following this story, analyzing data from the san francisco fire department. 5-5-5. this is lithium ion batteries. >> it happened in 30s. that's what the owner of this san francisco home said off camera about the fire that started on thursday inside his garage. the culprit? his leaf blower with a lithium ion battery that was charging the battery, becomes so hot, so quickly, it releases the poisonous gas. in this case, no injuries were reported. but this is an example of a growing number of fires traced back to these batteries over the last four y

the judge in the case also ordered a mental health evaluation for mcguire. yesterday, the evaluation was ordered because of an outburst during his arraignment after prosecutors requested that he remain in custody. he yelled about world events and blamed the government. mcguire faces at least seven years in prison if convicted on the federal charge. turning now to the fire danger from devices with lithium ion batteries. they're in everything from our bikes to scooters, computers and even cars. abc seven news reporter luz pena is following this story, analyzing data from the san francisco fire department. this is lithium ion batteries. >> it happened in 30s. that's what the owner of this san francisco home said off camera about the fire that started on thursday inside his garage. the culprit? his leaf blower with a lithium ion battery that was charging the battery becomes so hot, so quickly, it releases the poisonous gas. in this case, no injuries were reported. but this is an example of a growing number of fires traced back to these batteries over the last fo

authorities say the suspect, identified as 20 year old nathaniel mcguire, threw a bag at the security screening station, which then exploded. at this time, detectives believe he was motivated by a recent arrest by the sheriff's office. >> through their interviews, the detectives learned that mcguire's motivation appeared to have stemmed from a recent arrest by the sheriff's office on july 28th, 2024, for firearms violations. in that case, deputies discovered and seized a loaded and concealed revolver that was in mcguire's pants pocket. his arraignment for that case was scheduled for this morning in department nine at the court compound behind us. >> that courthouse, santa maria city hall, the public library, as well as other city offices in the area were closed for the rest of the day as a precaution. the courthouse will remain closed through tomorrow. >> new at five tonight. leaders in antioch are responding to a disturbing surge of violence. and they're considering taking drastic steps to confront the recent uptick in shootings. our crime reporter henry lee is live now at the antioc

mcguire recording in his book, my father's watch, and this was terrifying time to be irish in britain, and you had the sense that, okay, they happen to latch to those irish men, but if it hadn't been those, they'd have found others, and i think from having been quite a settled and contented and hard-working immigrant community, it became fearful and somewhat paranoic irish community for quite a long period of time, certainly into the 1990s. this would have been a period uh, when you had lot of tridsman. building the economy of britain at the time, i mean if we're talking about builders, tradesmen, bricklers, there would have been vast employment throughout britain at the time, and and obviously this this would have been badly affected, but i'm sure it also had an effect on the economy at the time, also has there been any research into that there has been spoke about much detail, it's under acknowledged and under researched, yeah i think if we look at that post-w phase in britain that that economic reconstruction, first of all you got all the building work and irish labor is central to

if bringing the legislature in for the session or not, that's fine. >> now, senator mcguire added thatosal already has the votes in the senate, and therefore there is no need to convene. meantime, the oil industry is warning governor newsom's proposal could actually wind up costing consumers more at the gas pump because they would need to build more storage facilities and then pay for the heat. >> the british government is investigating ticketmaster for its handling of concerts for the long awaited reunion tour of the rock band oasis. fans complained for a number of reasons, but especially concerned about dynamic pricing. ticket prices fluctuate, determined by demand. dynamic pricing is common here in the u.s, but it is unusual in the uk. fans waited for hours online, but only had a few minutes to decide whether to pay for tickets that had doubled or even tripled in price. standing room only tickets advertised for $177, now going for $465 each. and that's not including fees. wow. >> all right. time. 525. if you want to buy a starter home here in the bay area, you need to earn at least

mcguire, by the way, is being held without bail. 556 now, the 49ers are back on the practice field, hoping to rebound from last week's meltdown against the rams. injuries are still a big concern for the niners. no deebo samuel at practice. he's out with a calf injury. george kittle was limited as he battles a hamstring injury that kept him out of last sunday's game. some good news though. coach kyle shanahan says brock purdy is a full go after he was listed as day to day with back soreness. >> this is the nfl. it's usually going to happen where you're going to be down a guy or two. it's a very physical, violent game, so yeah, we got to make sure that we win regardless of the situation. at the end of the day, people are going to look at all the bad stuff that we're doing when we are losing, right? it's not the standard that we have had since i've been here, you know? but i see i see the things that are positive on tape. and we just got to clean up the things that are the negatives. >> well, the niners are back home this week. they'll

the governor met with assembly speaker robert rivas and senate pro tem mike mcguire for about an hourt night over the holiday weekend. newsom announced he was calling a special legislative session after a gas price bill that he had backed stalled in the assembly. the governor now says he's confident lawmakers will pass a plan to control the high prices and stop what he calls the roller coaster at the pump, which only benefits big oil. >> how dumb do we want to continue to be to be played as fools, which they've been doing for decades and decades? billions and billions of dollars, hard working folks being fleeced by the greed of these oil companies. these price spikes go directly in their pocket. >> right now, according to triple a, california gas prices are a buck 34, higher than the national average. the governor's plan would give the california energy commission the ability to mandate refiners keep more supply on hand for when those refineries go offline for maintenance. the office of senate pro tem mike mcguire releasing a statement saying the governor and the senate pro tem had a

senate democrats led by president pro tempore mike mcguire had this message for the governor on saturday. we're not gonna come back for a special session and that's significant because if the senate does not come back to take up the governor's oil proposal, it will not be possible to advance his legislation, but fast forward to now we're going to get this done. there seems to have been a change of heart. newsom is now confident the special session will happen after all after holding an hour-long meeting with president pro tem mcguire in what both called a productive discussion that will lead to a path forward for newsom's oil and gas proposal. we're gonna make progress to vaccine issue that impacts every single, california. and we're trying to get our arms around that. >> and both legislative leaders are committed to that process. and so all indications suggest we will have a special session after all the assembly's already assigned committees. but we do not have a date just yet on that matter. legislative leaders and the governor say stay tuned. reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4

now, the leader of the state senate, north bay senator mike mcguire, said the senate will not convenes they're willing to meet. with hearings set to begin in the next couple of weeks. >> something that requires, some deliberation, engagement with stakeholders to ensure that we get this right. >> there is a difference of opinion. if bringing the legislature in for the session or not, that's fine. >> mcguire added that the proposal already has the votes in the senate, and therefore there is no need to convene. meanwhile, the oil industry is warning that newsom's proposal could actually wind up costing consumers more at the pump because refineries would need to build more storage facilities and then pay for the maintenance. the tsa says early travel numbers indicate this labor day holiday was the busiest on record at the nation's airports. the story was the same at the three major airports in the bay area. here, the number of holiday passengers flying in and out of sfo was 9% higher than last year's labor day weekend. there were also big crowds at oakland international and san jose airpo

senate democrats led by president pro tempore mike mcguire had this message for the governor on saturdaye not gonna come back for a special session and that's significant because if the senate does not come back to take up the governor's oil proposal, it will not be possible to advance his legislation, but fast forward to now we're going to get this done. there seems to have been a change of heart. newsom is now confidentdthe special session will happen after all after holding an hour-long meeting with president pro tem mcguire in what both called a productive discussion that will lead to a path forward for newsom's oil and gas proposal. we're gonna make progress to vaccine issue that impacts every single, california. and we're trying to get our arms around that. >> and both legislative leaders are committed to that process. and so all indications suggest we will have a special session after all the assembly's alreadt assigning committees. but we do not have a date just yet on that matter. legislative leaders and the governor say stay tuned, reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news

but there is a group that called the myelin mcguire's and the marlin mcguire's, if they find out the former new was taken advantage of an individual and they literally kill him now, joe, can they bring that body up and put them on the doorstep of his family kind of crude but i got to admit they accuse my great grandfather being a model where he wasn't. but we're so damn disappointed joe thank you, joe. >> it's about the dignity of work it's about how you're treated and when i met with the ibew and i started off this last campaign, first i said there's two things and asking me and i have said two things. i'm asking the view. one, you got to open up your units to more women more, menard, you have done both that guess what that ad in support of 30% american leaders now where 65% in america support the american union movement really is all about can we live work and there's all if you care about the dignity of mergers, only one person you have a rational choice with this time that's kamala harris i know i trust her not a joke. i trust her number two a first decision i made, the nominees

the building used to be mcguire jail. now, the whole all major public heroes in the county still.ncisco neighborhood. comes after safeway was moved out. i love the community without a nearby grocery store supervisor. aaron peskin made that announcement yesterday. north point shopping center has says this is a crucial area for low-income seniors and working class families trying to find ways to afford groceries. so if we close this location last year because of safety issues, grocery outlet will have enhanced safety measures for the neighborhood. >> you know, we will be making sure we communicate with ghost town. let's talk about what they need to make sure this area is safe and provides what the resources needed for the community here. >> the new level be 30,000 square feet. opening date has not been announced yet. said that for the nevada teachers group challenging the use of nevada taxpayer money to help fund a new las vegas ballpark for the a's. the teachers union filed a lawsuit against the bill saying that the legislature's decision to fork over 380 million dollars violated t

senate democrats led by president pro tempore mike mcguire had this message for the governor on saturday're not gonna come back for a special session and that's significant because if the senate does not come back to take up the governor's oil proposal, it will not be possible to advance his legislation, but fast forward to now we're going to get this done. there seems to have been a change of heart. newsom is now confident the special session will happen after all after holding an hour-long meeting with president pro tem mcguire in what both called a productive discussion that will lead to a path forward for newsom's oil and gas proposal. we're gonna make progress to vaccine issue that impacts every single, california. and we're trying to get our arms around that. >> and both legislative leaders are committed to that process. and so all indications suggest we will have a special session after all the assembly's already assigned committees. but we do not have a date just yet on that matter. legislative leaders and the governor say stay reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> n

. >> to reggie jackson, mark mcguire, jose canseco. >> and vida blue and we could go on and on. and as the a's wrap-up their final season in oakland, it is truly the end of an era for the bay area. >> we want to show you some of the pictures that to our viewers sent us the a's fans. there's some really cutie pies sharing memories throughout the years. what a great thing. you know, to take your kid to a ball game point start to get all sentimental. well, that's that's the problem because it is such a great thing. and it has been so memorable for so many decades here. but from philly to kansas city to oakland where they had all their success. now, this or its and then maybe to vegas knows where, right? nobody knows for certain where they're going. but >> i'm glad those people have those members. it's just so hard to see them say finally, goodbye just doesn't seem right out the door. right now we are looking at some sunshine in many of the valleys. a couple patches of fog coast side, but that fog starting road just a little bit. i think we're gonna see less of that. that's going to

it used to be mcguire jail. >> and now it holds all the major public bureaus in the county. >> 6.48 is the time on the peninsula. the city of pacifica is considering more restrictions now when it comes to airbnb rental for sara stinson talks with hosts, they want to keep things as they are and neighbors who want to change. >> the has become a popular coastal destination for tourists. many look on airbnb verbal when selecting a place to stay hosts in the area like russell jones say it's been a great source of income. >> we have big plans so old house and it's very expensive. but we want to make improvements to it. so we use our air bnb to generate that but some neighbors say living next to an air bnb is a different story. has just >> become a we've lost the quiet enjoyment of our home. caitlin quinn has owned this oceanfront property for 7 years. she says ever since a vacation management company bought the house next door, her home life has suffered we have clocked over being woken up over 50 times. 30 times. plus had been between the hours of midnight and 05:00am. >> lollar, a narrow s

senate democrats led by president pro tempore mike mcguire had this message for the governor on saturday're not going to come back for a special session and that's significant because if the senate does not come back to take up the governor's oil proposal, it will not be possible to advance his legislation, but fast forward to now we're going to get this done. there seems to have been a change of heart. newsom is now confident the special session will happen after all after holding an hour-long meeting with president pro tem mcguire in what both called a productive discussion that will lead to a path forward for newsom's oil and gas proposal. we're gonna make progress to vaccine issue that impacts every single, california. and we're trying to get our arms around that. >> and both legislative leaders are committed to that process. and so all indications suggest we will have a special session after all the assembly's already assigned committees. but we do not have a date just yet on that matter. legislative leaders and the governor say stay tuned. reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4

officials say nathaniel mcguire was headed to court for arraignment on a gun charge when he threw a bagsive device at a screening station. they say it does not appear to be terror related. >>> a sheriff is accused of killing a judge, and he appears in court. and a deadly commute in l.a. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." cbs los angeles reports on a deadly city bus hijacking. police say an armed man boarded the bus yesterday morning and began arguing with the driver. some of the passengers got off, but two remained on board. one passenger was shot and killed. authorities say the suspect held the driver at gunpoint as he drove for an hour followed by a slow-speed police chase. officers deployed spike strips to stop the bus. the bus driver jumped to safety through a window. the other passenger was not harmed, and the suspect was arrested. >>> "the lexington herald leader" says a kentucky sheriff pleaded not guilty to murdering a judge. letcher county sheriff shawn stines was arraigned virtually yesterday. he's accused of shooting and killing judge kevin mullins in

senate democrats led by president pro tempore mike mcguire had this message for the governor on saturday're not gonna come back for a special session and that's significant because if the senate does not come back to take up the governor's oil proposal, it will not be possible to advance his legislation, but fast forward to now we're going to get this done. there seems to have been a change of heart. newsom is now confident the special session will happen after all after holding an hour-long meeting with president pro tem mcguire in what both called a productive discussion that will lead to a path forward for newsom's oil and gas proposal. we're gonna make progress to vaccine issue that impacts every single, california. and we're trying to get our arms around that. >> and both legislative leaders are committed to that process. and so all indications suggest we will have a special session after all the assembly's already assigning committees. but we do not have a date just yet on that matter. legislative leaders and the governor say stay tuned, reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 ne

senate democrats led by president pro tempore mike mcguire had this message for the governor on saturday. we're not going to come back for a special session and that's significant because if the senate does not come back to take up the governor's oil proposal, it will not be possible to advance his legislation, but fast forward to now we're going to get this done. there seems to have been a change of heart. newsom is now confident the special session will happen after all after holding an hour-long meeting with president pro tem mcguire in what both called a productive discussion that will lead to a path forward for newsom's oil and gas proposal. we're gonna make progress to vaccine issue that impacts every single, california. and we're trying to get our arms around that. >> and both legislative leaders are committed to that process. >> and so all indications suggest we will have a special session after all the assembly's already assigned committees. but we do not have a date just yet on that matter. legislative leaders and the governor say stay tuned. reporting at the state tom wallace

the leader of the state senate and north bay, senator mike mcguire, said the senate will not conveneile the leader of the assembly says they are willing to meet, with hearings set to begin in the next couple of weeks. >> something that requires, some deliberation, engagement with stakeholders to ensure that we get this right. >> there is a difference of opinion. if bringing the legislature in for the session or not, that's fine. >> mcguire added that the proposal already has the votes in the senate, and therefore there is no need to convene. meantime, the oil industry is warning that newsom's proposal could wind up costing consumers even more at the pump. >> seven california colleges are on forbes top 25 list of public universities in the u.s, and the number one school is right here in the bay area, according to the rankings. uc berkeley is the number one public university in the country. graduates earn a median salary of nearly $75,000 a year, six years after graduating. ucla is number two, and it's the toughest to get into with an admission rate of 9%. sixth is uc santa barbara, wh

in a statement, mike mcguire, the senate has been working on proposals all year.y look forward to talking with the governor and assembly in the weeks to come. >>> coming up, getting dirty with the overseas bus that landed authorities with a huge load of these. >>> straight ahead in sports, the band is truly back together. and it was about time on a bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier when your medical records, care and coverage are in one place. at kaiser permanente, all of us work together for all that is you. >>> check this out, it is odd. catching thieves trying to take half a ton of olives on the first day of the harvest. they recovered the olives. and it is a big problem in spain. what do you do once you have the olive? >> and a lot of martinis. major heat, high fire danger. think back to labor day weekend where it is

. >> to reggie jackson, mark mcguire, jose canseco and vida blue and we could go on and on. and as the a's wrap-up their final season in oakland, it is truly the end of an era for the bay area. >> for the a's are so good in the 70's 80's early 90's, bart today said a's fans boosted its ridership numbers this week. this is video from today's fans took the train to the coliseum. the agency says it past the 200,000 writer mark earlier this week for the first time since covid this week bars providing longer trains for a's fans and for folks going to usher's concerts this weekend. barr posted these pictures on social media, taking a look back at its history with the a's which dates back to 72. these pictures are from the 89 transbay world series. bart posted, quote, i was just a couple months old in 1972. in joe. rudi, south catfish hunter, biden, blue and rollie fingers led the a's to their first world series title. all right. whether time now as we get a live look outside >> here in the east bay, we're there is traffic. there is sunshine but no issues with the weather. fortunat

north bay senator mike mcguire, said the senate will not convene while the leader of the state assemblyays they're willing to meet. hearings are set to begin in the next few weeks. >> something that requires, some deliberation, engagement with stakeholders to ensure that we get this right. >> there is a difference of opinion. if bringing the legislature in for the session or not, that's fine. >> now, mcguire added that the proposal already has the votes in the senate, and there's no need to convene. meantime, the oil industry warns governor newsom's proposal could actually wind up costing consumers more money at the pump because they will need to build more storage facilities and then pay for the maintenance. >> the tsa says early travel numbers indicate this labor day holiday was the busiest on record at the nation's airports. the story was the same at the three major airports here in the bay area. the number of holiday passengers flying in and out of sfo, 9% above what we saw last year. there were also big crowds at oakland international and san jose mineta airports. holiday travelers

explosion injured five people who have all been released from the hospital. 20-year-old nathaniel mcguire was scheduled to be arraigned for suspicion of illegal gun possession that day. court documents say he threw a bag with an explosive into the courthouse lobby as he yelled "liberty or death." a federal judge today ordered a mental health exam for the suspect. he has been charged with malicious damage to a building with an explosive. >>> oscar winning british actress maggie smith died today at age 89. she was best known for her roles in "downton abbey" and, of course, the harry potter films. >> that was bloody brilliant. >> thank you for that assessment. perhaps it would be more useful if i was to transfigure mr. potter and yourself into a pocket watch. >> smith racked up a number of oscars, golden globes and a tony in her six decade career on screen and on stage. she flipped the switch on the narrative of women aging out of hollywood. smith was a mother of two, grandmother of five. her family says they are devastated by that loss. >>> still ahead at 5:00, the united kingdom has never

mcguire was due in court on a gun charge and is now facing charges for attempted murder and is being held without bail. >>> new this morning, congress takes action to avoid a government shutdown for now. the house and senate overwhelmingly passed house speaker mike johnson's funding bill. president biden is expected to sign it well before tuesday's deadline. it will add over 230 million dollars for the secret service and does not include proof of citizenship voting requirements that were pushed by former president trump. this will keep the government funded through december 20th. >>> let's turn now to the race for the white house. vice president harris outlining more of her vision for the economy. promising $100 billion in tax breaks to boost manufacturing, as she spoke in pennsylvania. nbc's brie jackson joins us now. good morning, brie. donald trump also offering his vision for the economy. >> reporter: good morning, frances. this may be the closest we get to seeing another debate between these two candidates, outlining their competing plans in dueling speeches. take a listen. >> m

democratic senate president pro tem mike mcguire said that's because senate democrats feel the governor's proposal to require refinery fuel reserves. >> could and should have been taken up earlier this month before lawmakers left back to their districts for weeks. we have had the votes for weeks. we are calling for a vote. >> for weeks we had consensus within our caucus to be able to provide. california has relief. they need. >> immediately so that we know only one of the 2 chambers plans to return for the special session. we posed this question to law professor chris mckay in the special session to take place. one chamber does not come back for the session. >> no, they couldn't conduct a business. so if one house doesn't convene the special session and then nothing can actually take place in that special session. >> if democratic leaders cannot work out their differences by the november 30th deadline, then a special session will likely not take place and they'll have to take up the governor's proposal next year reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> coming up, a community in

by the way, there's mark mcguire, the national league won that game two to nothing. and remember the giants almost moved to florida back in 1992. new ownership stepped in and saved the team. tonight the giants in arizona against the diamondbacks matt chapman. watch this. an inside the park home run. it goes off the wall. takes a wacky bounce. and that's it. the diamondbacks trying to chase it down. chapman just keeps running the last giant to do this. denard span back in 2017. giants beat the d-backs 6 to 3. they've won six of thr last if beyoncé. earlier this year, beyoncé released a country album which features a song called levi's jeans today, the denim company levi strauss, which as you know, is headquartered in san francisco, posted on instagram, tagging beyoncé and captioning, it's introducing a new chapter. fans say they expect a collaboration with the denim company and the singer. reps for levi's have yet to comment. that's good for levi's. get a little publicity out of it. yeah thanks for joining us tonight. we have a great day tomorrow >>> tonight, the esca

the leader of the state senate, north bay senator mike mcguire, said the senate will not convene whileleader of the assembly says they're willing to meet with hearings set to begin in the next couple of weeks. >> something that requires, some deliberation, engagement with stakeholders to ensure that we get this right. >> there is a difference of opinion. if bringing the legislature in for the session or not, that's fine. >> mcguire added that the proposal already has the votes in the senate, and therefore there is no need to convene. meanwhile, the oil industry is warning newsom's proposal could actually wind up costing consumers more at the pump because they need to build more storage facilities and pay for the upkeep. >> a homeless sweep in san jose. coming up on mornings on two. the nine what the city hopes to accomplish as it targets encampments near the airport. then it's a life changing experience that ensures success is within reach of every young person that walks through its doors. we'll introduce you to the boys and girls club of san leandro, which helps students plan for he

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