recently, reading's mayor eddie moran gave me a tour of downtown. this particular business here, which is a pizzeria owned by an individual. hey, let's say hi to him. reading, pennsylvania, is a majority latino city. hey, is miss gabrielino and she the proud mom of a set of twins? hi. the polanco family. nice to meet you again. i'm from new jersey in the city of reading. moran is a democrat and the city's first latino mayor. hey, how you doing, sir? how are you doing? you all right? you're good. how's everything? i am counting my blessings, man. he's sort of a local celebrity. i think you got a fan. how are you guys doing? and when i sat down with moran at city hall, it was clear he's confident his latino constituents are key to a democratic victory. i think it's no longer a secret that the latino vote could sway the outcome of this presidential election. if latinos vote correct. the latino community, especially the caribbean, such as the puerto rican and dominican community, are custom in our communities to go out and vote in our country's. you kno

. - mike moran from modi.for 'oinin~ mike moran from modi. thank you forjoining us— mike moran from modi. thank you forjoining us today. _ mike moran from modi. thank you forjoining us today. around i forjoining us today. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. to some other headlines — a jewry has heard a recording of a phone call to police made by the father of a ten—year—old girl in which he confessed to killing her. her body was found at a family home last year, her father, her last year, herfather, her stepmother and uncle are all charged with murder and causing or allowing the death of a child. they deny the charges. the government has held a conference on investment opportunities in the uk as a vote of confidence in the country. the minister say almost 38,000 jobs are likely to be created by project with about £63 billion and announced by companies during the event and in the run—up to the talks. and local authorities across the uk responsible for services from adult social care and bean c

i'm jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. jocelyn, thank you. and a heads up, if you are planning to head into san francisco this weekend. just about an hour ago, caltrans shut down the central freeway connector ramp on northbound 101 heading into the city. crews will be making emergency repairs to the freeway's rails. it is scheduled to open back up at 5:00 monday morning. detour is at the seventh street offramp. caltrans is warning drivers that there may be significant delays. okay. are you ready? uc berkeley campus buzzing. tonight, the cal bears getting ready to take on the miami hurricanes tomorrow in front of a nationally televised audience. and the game is getting even more attention with espn's college gameday broadcasting going live from berkeley for the first time ever. all the action starts in just a few hours. nbc's pete suratos is on campus, where fans are already getting ready to take part in tomorrow's festivities. we're here on the uc berkeley campus tonight, where cal fans will be lining up in a matter of hours to be a part of t

lost as its flight is ready to retaliate against the ground defensive by its ro join now by marina moran, who's a military on the list of the war studies department at kings college loans and welcome marina. and what can you tell us so far about the nature of israel as ground incursion? i mean, is this likely, or is it likely that they are leading up to a full scale invasion of southern lebanon? daniel? well, it's difficult to judge at the moment from what it looks like. the operation is supposed to be limited in order to create the sad buffer zone. so at least in theory, that's a plan, and that's a plan with which the u. s. 14, and the problem here is no plan survives the 1st contact with the enemy. that being said in series, that's what these ro wants to do, however, was, or it will, leads to a full scale incursion, remains to be seen. but it is very possible because the nature of the fighting will be different from what we have seen in gauze. and even for guys are there was a specific plan on how to advance. and we have seen how dynamic the battlefield was . and how many times the ide

like the families of rachel moran and others who died due to illegal immigration. had an opportunity to talk about what she would do and she chose not to. >> martha: she said leslie, you know, i am not president biden and i will carve my own path. he is given her the leeway to do that. last night she could have said exactly what tommy is saying and that we will start a deportation program for anyone who breaks the law in this country they will turn so fast on their heels and be sent out of this country immediately if i president. why didn't she take that opportunity? >> may be that is not her exact policy martha can speak for her and certainly can't read her mind but i do know the way her opponent former president trump has been depicting deportations i do know i'm old enough to remember when tommy's party criticized the president and my party barack obama for some to deportations and i also know we have republican congress right now that doesn't want to pass a bipartisan porter bill. up to say whether your democrat are republican the power doesn't lies solely with

all of you to inside story, mr. moran. let's start with you. you were, as i said, you in baset are to multiple countries in the middle east. why is europe such a non factor in this conflict? a non fact to europe has a great deal of interest and involvement in the region over the years. but it's right to say that it's certainly not in prime position as like the 1st of all, if any in the us recently because the saw, the guys are now or not at all as well. but there are bottom europe and interest in the state, and that has been a shift in europe and opinion visual reflection on the last few months away from the all of us on corporate bonds support as well. which one of the alternative, the cents tax divisions of that. so and a uh we'll take a mountain decline to come back. and i'm to on that. so is the vision's copy of the con, the possibilities for your to have leverage. inevitably limited. the position of germany, a space, the cost, and that historical experience, it goes back to the all the cost. and that is a very difficult of stone to shift i

moran covered the case years ago. he's back on the story tonight. >> reporter: tonight, will the menendez brothers go free? >> we have a moral and an ethical obligation to review what is being presented to us. >> reporter: after more than three decades behind bars, there is now a glimmer of hope for lyle and erik menendez, who are serving life in prison without parole for the brutal killings of their parents in 1989. the los angeles district attorney has announced that he will review their case after lawyers for the brothers came forward with new evidence that they say corroborates the brothers' claim that they were sexually abused by their father, the crucial issue in the case. >> what's the problem? >> someone killed my parents. >> reporter: it was a crime that was both shocking and salacious. the televised trial that captured the nation's attention, and now it's once again a cultural phenomenon popularized by a new and controversial netflix series. >> i'm just a normal kid. >> oh, erik, you're a normal kid who kill

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nbc bears jocelyn moran joins us now in studio.nd, jocelyn, people are stuck overseas struggling to try to get home. yeah, jess. that's right. and many of us are watching this on our screens. but while all of this is happening, there are people desperately trying to get out of lebanon and back home to the u.s. tonight. that includes a san mateo man and his parents. warning sirens blared as the night sky lit up in israel. the idf says iran fired nearly 200 ballistic missiles, many appearing to explode in the air, intercepted by israeli defenses. iran launching waves of missiles toward israel in retaliation of its recent killing of a leader of hezbollah. the israeli military says it is not aware of any casualties. rabbi mark blum in oakland says there are members of his congregation in israel now. members of my congregation are in in bomb shelters most of the day and night for at least the last 24 hours. the attack comes after israel's ground invasion into lebanon, aimed at pushing hezbollah forces further away from the border. leban

jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. well, new at 11 tonight.ers and students in oakland continue to demand answers after unsafe levels of lead were found at several public schools all the way back in april. this afternoon, they gathered outside city hall ahead of a special meeting with city and school board leaders. they're asking the city to provide clean water on campuses and test all water sources annually, repair the infrastructure and facilitate free blood testing. at the meeting, city leadership agreed the crisis needed to be addressed asap, but council members say public schools fall under alameda county and state jurisdiction, which means the city doesn't have the funds to allocate to ousd unless they receive a grant from the federal government. the fact that ousd has not dealt with this and failed to acknowledge and alert students and their families about this, is frankly, unacceptable, and our students are here to advocate for healthy and clean water in their school, for infrastructure rebuild, and to make sure this never happens agai

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

jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. now, even when milton does move on, the flood waters are going to be sticking around this is more video from sarasota county. you can see all the water that's already inundating this area. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri, who's been following this closely in terms of water, how much is this hurricane dumping? we i just checked the latest numbers 18 to 22in in 24 hours, right around where it made landfall. and right up towards the tampa bay area. so we're talking about some historic flooding, not only from just the rainfall coming down, but also that storm surge. now, this system is picking up a lot of forward speed. so it is beginning to exit, at least in some parts here of the state. but we're still dealing with some tropical force and hurricane force winds. let's get you into what we're seeing and you'll notice here in siesta key, where it made landfall just south of tampa around 530 tonight, 120 mile per hour winds. they're beginning to see this starting to exi

nbc bay area's jocelyn moran joins me in the newsroom with why. tomorrow, jocelyn is so important for them and how technology, social media and a renewed moment in the spotlight is giving those brothers a second chance. tomorrow will be a very important day for the brothers. but tonight, if you type in the menendez brothers into any social media platform, you will find numerous videos talking about this case. experts say younger generations who might not have been alive at the time of the crime are helping to bring this case back into the light, highlighting the power of technology and social media. the menendez brothers have been behind bars for more than three decades, but tonight they may soon be on the verge of release. i believe that they have paid their debt to society. former san francisco and current los angeles district attorney george gascon, announcing he will seek resentencing for lyle and erik menendez, the brothers, 21 and 18 years of age at the time of the crime, shot and killed their parents in their beverly hills home in 1989. def

jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news.ight, oakland police are searching for a missing mother and her son. check out these pictures on the screen. this is michaela king and her five year old son, king scott. they were last seen together september 24th in oakland. officers say they are both in good physical and mental condition, so if you've seen them or know anything about their whereabouts, you should notify opd. san francisco mayor london breed says her plan to increase police staffing is working. today, the department introduced its largest academy class since 2018 with 50 new recruits. last year, breed negotiated a new contract with the police officers association. sfpd now has one of the highest starting salaries in the nation at $112,000. chief bill scott says they expect to be on track for full staffing by 2026. heartbreak, on the other side of the country, the death toll now up to 190 after hurricane helene leaves widespread destruction, but help is on the way and it's coming from the bay area. here's nbc bay area'

jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. now the ongoing war also continues to trigger tension in the bay area. a well-known cafe in san francisco was vandalized in video posted on social media yesterday. 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. y

jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. jocelyn. thank you. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is keeping a close eye on this for us. jeff, break it down for us. when exactly is milton going to hit? and who should be the most concerned? well, it's going to be wednesday night and through thursday. that's the time zone here of the most critical weather. if you have any friends or family in the region, we're getting updates every single hour and what i want to show you on this current wide view, it's now beginning to pull away from the yucatan peninsula there in mexico. and starting to get closer and closer to florida. let's get you in right now to the view of the storm itself. and look at the structure of this. it's not entirely symmetrical, but an extremely well defined eye right there showing us the storm is working on all cylinders, like a machine feeding off that warm gulf. water winds at 160 cat five, a low central pressure at 914 millibars. and the newest information on the path of this now has the path going a little bit more off to the sou

jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. now, there is a lot to digest, but you can stay up to date by downloading our free nbc bay area app. you can scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you to our voter guide that you're going to find important dates and information on how to track your ballot, and much more drastically different versions of this story of how local tech executive bob lee was killed. opening statements today in the trial of nima momeni, he's accused of stabbing and killing the cash app founder, bob lee. in april of last year. today, the lead prosecutor told jurors that a knife was found near the scene and a lab found his dna on the handle of that knife. prosecutors said momenti was furious with lee over an incident involving his sister moments. lawyers, though, painted a very different picture. they told jurors lee had been on a nine hour cocaine and alcohol fueled bender, and they claim he was the one who pulled out a knife and acted in self defense. the opening statements are critical in this case

jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. and that is a loving neighborhood. well, here's another story catching our attention the dmv making a lot of people cringe. here's why. in recent months, san franciscans have been getting driver's licenses, listing the city as san fran. you can't say san fran. state senator scott wiener not happy, so he sent a letter to the dmv demanding the agency change its wording. the dmv tells us, okay, hold on. they've issued a fix, and anyone can get a replacement license for free. yes. i mean, it doesn't feel official unless it says san francisco. you can't say san fran. oh, we'll leave it at that. take it away. we do have some changes in the forecast here. we are tracking not one, but two different systems from tonight right into saturday morning. so we're going to hang on to these areas of rain not only tonight but for the next couple of days. and you can see that latest system is already starting to move in with those spotty showers. let me get you more details on the timing and the totals as we look ahead towards halloween

jocelyn moran noticiero telemundo 48.icina electoral de su condado en cualquier lugar de votación en persona, incluso el día de las elecciones. hablamos con una comerciante que dice que ya se registró para participar en las elecciones y esto, dijo 11. ya hace muchos años votamos toda mi familia y estamos pendiente de todas, de todas las nuevas leyes que va a haber. y eso es lo que necesitamos leer y comunicarnos. si 1 lo puede pedir en español, igual y nuevamente le recuerdo que puede registrarse y votar hasta el día de las elecciones martes 5 de noviembre. si necesita usted más información sobre las contiendas en su condado o entender un poco más cómo registrarse para votar y mucho más, visite la página planificatuvoto.com. también puede escanear el código qr que ve en pantalla y lo llevará directamente a nuestro sitio web donde está toda la información y actualizada sobre el proceso electoral. todo lo que usted necesita saber. vámonos al sur del estado en donde un grupo de entusiastas se dio a la tarea de desarrollar. e

jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. jose, some tense moments in this neighborhood, but tonight it is back to normal after a police lockdown following a robbery. it all started this afternoon around 130 near quimby road and east capitol expressway. officers eventually arrested the suspects, who were seen running from a car. one neighbor says she couldn't get to her home for about 3.5 hours. i just tried to pull up and saw the cops outside, two blocks going in. couldn't go in. that's about it. you see police officers outside your house, you kind of get worried. it's pretty alarming. police aren't yet revealing the details about who or what business was the target of this robbery. mail stolen. but what happened to their ballots? people in one east bay neighborhood are worried that their voting ballots may have been may have fallen into the hands of thieves. nbc bay area's pete serrato spoke to one woman who says her right to vote may have been compromised. thank you. i appreciate you doing this. when julie chervin returned

otro día festivo que disfrutaba christopher en san josé, jocelyn moran noticiero telemundo 48.amente. entonces ya la celebración ya es más también de demostrarle amor a ella y una forma de sanar también dentro de lo que se puede. bien por ellos. bueno, ahora escuche este emotivo gesto. hay 3 hospitales en el en el condado de santa clara. honran a donantes de órganos con altares por el día de los muertos, promoviendo así la conciencia sobre la donación de órganos, especialmente en la comunidad latina. sharon castellano, una enfermera en la región, compartió la historia de su hijo, quien salvó 60 vidas tras donar sus órganos al fallecer en 2006. yo avisé a mi, a mi, a mi hijo y mi hija que si algo me iba a pasar a mí, que yo quiero dar donación. entonces mi hijo me avisó mamá, si alguien, si algo pasa conmigo, ellos pueden agarrar lo que ellos necesitan, porque donde voy a ir con dios no lo voy a necesitar y la organización donald network west insta a las familias hablar sobre este tema, hablar sobre la donación y también a registrarse en línea o al obtener la licencia si así lo

here's nbc bay area's jocelyn moran. the call for answers continues tonight after the firing of santa clara county superintendent of schools mary ann dewan. earlier this month. i am here today to demand action to address the crisis caused by the reckless and ineffective county board of education. two weeks ago, the board voted to terminate dewan without cause. in a four two vote, with one board member abstaining. today, in front of the office of education teachers, parents and one current board member demanded a civil grand jury investigation and the reinstatement of dewan. this has destabilized the programs it has caused injury to the students that we serve. it has left the staff in turmoil. it's left a lot of the work we do at the county office of education in chaos, and it seems more like a political stunt. we reached out to the president of the board. she referred us to her statement in which she says in part, quote, we are committed to a process that allows for input from all stakeholders to identify a new superinte

a convoy carrying eva moran is was struck by, but it's the government condemned the incident. but some of this has claimed morales had directed the attack on himself. as donald, one of the able morales was on his way to a television station. when 3 vehicles into subsidies call the mouse men jumped out and opened fire the firing motor. all these can be heard on this video posted on his facebook page. let's get out to quickly. another video posted shortly afterwards, shows helicopters, leaving the scene. the former president later appeared on national television. you have the start of the colorado arrives down by 14 shots. you can see them come in, but yes, there were 14 shots, the one to the drivers handle if you arrived bleeding and another shot which is on . luckily, none of them hit me. but all of this has been fighting and the rest for an issue earlier this month, accusing hello sex isn't on the rage go. a child she denies saying is accused, is what paid to lie about him like i so they failed. when all that failed, the plan was to kill me today. that problem has been carrie

jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. developing in san francisco a man is struggling to survive tonight after police believe he may have been stabbed on a muni bus. this happened just before 5:00 this evening near geary and 14th avenue in the richmond district. no word yet on how the victim is doing, but his injuries are described as life threatening. if you saw what happened, sfpd would like to hear from you. also this evening, it finally feels like fall. we had wind. and look at this rain in many neighborhoods and more may be on the way as we head toward halloween. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is here, and jeff, a lot of people have actually been waiting for this rain. yes, it's been a long time coming. we've had such a slow start and i can begin by telling you on halloween evening right now things are looking pretty good there for trick or treaters as far as it went. today we had some quick passing showers radars drying out now, but it was nice if you got some look at this. a 10th of an inch in danville. cotati ni

jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. the ongoing war also continues to trigger tension in the bay area. a well-known cafe in san francisco was vandalized in video posted on social media yesterday. 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 c

jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. a political windfall for san jose city council candidate tam truong tonight. criminal charges tied to a mortgage fraud lawsuit against truong were dismissed. truong is a san jose police sergeant vying for the district eight seat. he's running on a platform of public safety and accountability on homeless spending. his campaign that drew questions and opposition when he was charged with criminal grand theft back in september. this afternoon, santa cruz county assistant district attorney asked the judge to dismiss the charges because of insufficient evidence, and the judge agreed. new at 11 a carjacking at a contra costa county amtrak station has commuters on high alert. it happened this morning at the martinez amtrak station. police say a woman a victim as they were putting luggage in the back seat of their car. the suspect drove over the victim's foot as she got away, and an elderly woman in the passenger seat was forced out of that moving car, dragged before eventually freeing herself

jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. jocelyn. thank you.hief meteorologist jeff ranieri is keeping a close eye on this for us. jeff, break it down for us. when exactly is milton going to hit? and who should be the most concerned? well, it's going to be wednesday night and through thursday. that's the time zone here of the most critical weather. if you have any friends or family in the region, we're getting updates every single hour and what i want to show you on this current wide view, it's now beginning to pull away from the yucatan peninsula there in mexico. and starting to get closer and closer to florida. let's get you in right now to the view of the storm itself. and look at the structure of this. it's not entirely symmetrical, but an extremely well defined eye right there showing us the storm is working on all cylinders, like a machine feeding off that warm gulf. water winds at 160 cat five, a low central pressure at 914 millibars. and the newest information on the path of this now has the path going a little bit more off to the south

jocelyn moran, noticiero telemundo 48.tranquilidad. y nos quedamos en long island, donde unos ladrones de autos fueron captados en video. ahí usted ve el caso. los sospechosos trabajaban en equipo. intentaron robarse el auto estacionado en la entrada de una casa. las imágenes también muestran a 1 de los hombres. ahí está rompiendo la ventana para ingresar al coche. y como este. pues no tenía la llave, obviamente lo empujaron tranquilamente afuera de la entrada y por la calle. hablemos ahora de esta madre mexicana que ofrece una recompensa de miles de dólares. dice que es para recuperar las cadenas que le habrían arrancado a su hijo del cuello en un robo violento afuera de un bar. y no solo eso, sino que el incidente quedó captado en cámara. al parecer son joyas valoradas en miles de dólares. jessica guerrero nos tiene todos los detalles. está yendo a terapia porque no come. está como asustado. dice que no quiere salir. no quiere saber de la calle, la vida de la señora castillo, ni la de su hijo de 18 años. ha vuelto a ser

jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news., even when milton does move on, the flood waters are going to be sticking around this is more video from sarasota county. you can see all the water that's already inundating this area. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri, who's been following this closely in terms of water, how much is this hurricane dumping? we i just checked the latest numbers 18 to 22in in 24 hours, right around where it made landfall. and right up towards the tampa bay area. so we're talking about some historic flooding, not only from just the rainfall coming down, but also that storm surge. now, this system is picking up a lot of forward speed. so it is beginning to exit, at least in some parts here of the state. but we're still dealing with some tropical force and hurricane force winds. let's get you into what we're seeing and you'll notice here in siesta key, where it made landfall just south of tampa around 530 tonight, 120 mile per hour winds. they're beginning to see this starting to exit. s

jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news.there is a lot to digest, but you can stay up to date by downloading our free nbc bay area app. you can scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you to our voter guide that you're going to find important dates and information on how to track your ballot, and much more drastically different versions of this story of how local tech executive bob lee was killed. opening statements today in the trial of nima momeni, he's accused of stabbing and killing the cash app founder, bob lee. in april of last year. today, the lead prosecutor told jurors that a knife was found near the scene and a lab found his dna on the handle of that knife. prosecutors said momenti was furious with lee over an incident involving his sister moments. lawyers, though, painted a very different picture. they told jurors lee had been on a nine hour cocaine and alcohol fueled bender, and they claim he was the one who pulled out a knife and acted in self defense. the opening statements are critical in this case to la

jocelyn moran, noticiero telemundo 48.que enfrentan el cierre. eso sería para el próximo otoño. el supervisor aaron peskin, quien también se postula para alcalde, lideró este jueves una manifestación en la escuela primaria spring valley. la escuela pública más antigua del estado. 3 de las escuelas afectadas están en el distrito 3, que incluyen chinatown bayview y visitation valley. los líderes de la ciudad dicen que la falta de transparencia ha hecho que muchos pierdan la confianza en el distrito. y días después de que la superintendente de las escuelas del condado santa clara fuera despedida, ahora está presentando una demanda. está demandando a la junta de educación del condado, alegando que no existe una razón válida para su despido abrupto, según el mercury news. esto ocurrió tras una investigación de nuestra cadena hermana nbc, que detalló acusaciones de mal uso de fondos, manejo inadecuado de quejas laborales y más. también, no ha hecho ningún tipo de comentarios. la exfuncionaria de manera pública sobre la investiga

jocelyn morán nos trae los detalles. cuéntanos, jocelyn.ver por video de vigilancia. una persona caminando. momentos después se escucha el sonido de la caja de correspondencia, siendo desatornillada. después viene una camioneta. 2 personas cargan la caja y la suben en la camioneta. causan mucho ruido, pero solo les toma unos minutos y después se van. mónica vive en el vecindario y dice que su hijo fue a revisar la correspondencia al martes y le dijo a su mamá que la caja ya no se encontraba. vecinos nos cuentan que el incidente ocurrió el martes después de las 04:00 y que habían notificado a la policía el inspector postal jeff fitch dice que es importante reportar este tipo de crimen. these are federal crimes. añadiendo que estos son crímenes federales y con el cual podrían pasar hasta 5 años en una prisión federal. desafortunadamente, el robo de correspondencia no es algo nuevo. a 10 minutos de aquí en un complejo de apartamentos en san josé. hablamos con jennifer jones, quien dice que le han robado su correo en el pasado. nos cuenta que h

jocelyn moran, noticiero telemundo 48.tt mahan, aprovechó este día para acompañar a unos estudiantes en su caminata hacia la escuela kipp. y es que justo hace un año, esos mismos estudiantes le pidieron a los líderes de la ciudad que su camino a la escuela fuera más seguro. y la ciudad respondió no sé si usted lo recuerda con un plan de prohibir la presencia de personas sin hogar y de casas móviles cerca del plantel escolar. hoy el alcalde quiso mostrar los cambios que han hecho. es muy especial, muy único, que donde estudiantes los jóvenes tienen la inspiración y la energía a trabajar con su gobierno para hacer el el cambio que necesitamos. vamos a pagar como 200 $ la hora para los oficiales que quieren participar en este programa en antioch aprueban fondos para contratar a oficiales de policía de otras agencias. tenemos más detalles del anuncio y también ojos abiertos porque un vecindario se encuentra en alerta luego de descubrir cámaras escondidas y en plena calle. familiares y amigos de un joven que murió en un acciden

jocelyn moran noticiero telemundo 48.con su contrincante, donald trump. por su parte, el ex mandatario también llevó a cabo una convocatoria en la mañana donde reinó su retórica migratoria y donde tampoco dijo nada de los comentarios racistas que se emitieron durante su cierre de campaña. quedándose bastante corto con las disculpas que muchos esperaban. vamos directamente hasta la ciudad capital, donde se encuentra randy serrano, con toda la información. ante miles de seguidores y con la casa blanca de fondo, kamala harris escribió este martes su propia página en la historia de esta elección y en el mismo lugar donde donald trump convocó a sus simpatizantes antes del ataque al capitolio. it is time to turn the page on the drama and the conflict, apostándole a marcar el contraste entre ella y su contrincante and division les dijo que sabían lo que trump tenía en mente. más caos, división y políticas que ayudan a los más ricos y perjudican a los demás. les prometió a los estadounidenses buscar soluciones para mejorar sus vi

here's nbc bay area's jocelyn moran.he call for answers continues tonight after the firing of santa clara county superintendent of schools mary ann dewan. earlier this month. i am here today to demand action to address the crisis caused by the reckless and ineffective county board of education. two weeks ago, the board voted to terminate dewan without cause. in a four two vote, with one board member abstaining. today, in front of the office of education teachers, parents and one current board member demanded a civil grand jury investigation and the reinstatement of dewan. this has destabilized the programs it has caused injury to the students that we serve. it has left the staff in turmoil. it's left a lot of the work we do at the county office of education in chaos, and it seems more like a political stunt. we reached out to the president of the board. she referred us to her statement in which she says in part, quote, we are committed to a process that allows for input from all stakeholders to identify a new superintend