tata noel appointed the head of the new trust. taking a look at markets, it is about china on the back of the briefing we had over the weekend. csi gag much as 1.5 percent earlier in the day. given up most of the gains. were seeing higher volu it investors mulling china's promise of more support for the property sec also government borrowing to boost the economy, banks, property plays are pla csi index up .3 of 1%. w noting, china's enched deflationary problems. export growth probably slowed, imports valued above zero. we are tracking the yuan, the fixing within one pip of estimates. yen, 149 point 41, inching to the 150 mark. the anticipated finance ministry briefing lacked firepower equity investors had hoped for. beijing is promising more in for the slumping property sector and indebted local governments, but economists are unconvinced it is enough to defeat inflation. for more let's bring in our china correspondent minmin low. pretty much disappointment. >> yeah, i think the big disappointment was we did not get the big magic

noel, great seeing you. doug, the same. see what happens these next ten days. >> thank you, neil. neil: in the meantime, we've been telling you about israel finally responding to that iranian missile attack back with in the beginning of this month. already iran's foreign minister is on record saying they will respond to this response. what khanny danon, ambassador to the united nations, make of that? we'll ask him. he's next. neil: all right, just giving you the latest on that israel attack on iran. it was the largest such attack in history ever, never seen anything like it. ten iranian guards, we are it would, have died in this attack. tehran is saying though that the damage itself was fairly limited. whether that would mean a limited response, if any, from iran, the foreign minister put everyone on notice that will not be the cates, that there will bl be a response. danny danon with us, israeli ambassador to the united nations. ambassador, so there will be a response the your response. and on we go. what do you think? >>

noel: i think why they don't cut is important.her because of just structural changes, that's a decent story as it relates to real growth. but if they don't cut because there is concern about reaccelerating inflation, then that could choke off growth and i think that will be more of a negative story. >> you say the biggest concern going in is the red wave because that might push yields closer to 5% but why wouldn't a blue wave push yields higher? noel: our perspective is that we think 5% probably ultimately will be the goal. but how we get there is important. so if we get a blue wave, i think it's more of a gradual process to get to 5%. but if you have a red wave, we could get a nonlinear, volatile pathway to 5% that happens in short order. that would cause i think a lot of volatility and concern. lisa: what drives that differential in the timeline? noel: i think the higher fiscal spending under the trump administration, which based on dynamic scoring is about over $4 trillion, with harris it's about $2 trillion which is still sign

neil: noel, a lot of it -- we focus on early voting particularly in some of these battleground statesd numbers in georgia, we were told, record numbers in north carolina, surprising in and of itself after the storm damage and the rest. we'll get a better view next week in florida. but state by state, battleground by battleground, who is this benefiting? >> you know, i really think that it benefits republicans. and the reason for that is it comes down to one thing, and it's proven records and trust. i mow that a lot of the -- know that a lot of the democrats are energized with kamala harris, but in a sense, she's an unknown entity. we know, republicans know, people know what it was like under a trump the administration. they know that they prospered. they know that regulations were lessened. they know that their taxes were better. so this is a proven record that he's running on, and i think the swing states remember that. kamala harris is still a gamble, and she also has a horrible task of saying what she's going to do better when she was with an administration that people are not very

noel's nickname, big christmas, and he set up the dramatic walkoff home run from david fry.atch it again. it just gets better every time we see it. game four tonight, 8:00 eastern in cleveland. yankees still lead 2-1, and now let's bring in the host, pablo torre. he's been talking a lot. >> i'm not familiar with what you're talking about. >> now we have you right where we want you. pablo. >> it felt like a trap when you booked me today. it did feel like a trap. >> i insisted upon it that you be here, and you and i sit across the table from each other. some doubts seeping in. both teams, terrific closures. got lit up last night, you know, yankees are turning to a pitcher that hasn't thrown in weeks to start. the door is now open. >> i want to depersonalize this for a second for a therapeutic reason, for self-protection, and's objectivity. this until last night was not good. just a viewership experience, not a lot of home runs or a lot of runs, and it just felt like the dead ball era was back for this -- for this series. >> yeah. >> this game, okay? objectively it felt special

trailing the yankees with two outs in the ninth and staring at a 3—0 series deficit, jhonkensy noel�* into extra innings, where david fry hit a two—run walk—off home run to keep the guardians in touch headig into game 4, also in cleveland on friday. the los angeles dodgers are one game away from the world series — they had another one—sided victory over the new york mets in game 4 of the national league championship series. shohei 0htani's early home run setting them on the way to a 10—2 win and 3—1 series lead. that's all the sport for now. you can get more on the website. thanks for watching, goodbye. niall horan has released a statement about the death of his former 0ne direction band—mate liam payne, who died on wednesday. in a post on instagram, niall said he is "absolutely devastated" at the passing of his "amazing friend, liam". he goes on to say that "liam had an energy for life and a passion for work that was infectious. he was the brightest in every room and always made everyone feel happy and secure... we got to live our wildest dreams together and i will cherish every mome

jhonkensy noel�*s two—run home run took the game into extra innings, where david fry hit a two—run walkdians in touch headig into game 4, also in cleveland on friday. while the los angeles dodgers are one game away from the world series — they had another one—sided victory over the new york mets in game 4 of the national league championship series — shohei 0htani's early home run and 3—1 series lead. head to ask website for more. on friday... and that's all the sport for now. let's get more on our top story. hamas has given its first official confirmation of the killing of its leader, yahya sinwar, by israel. it says hostages will only be freed if israel withdraws from the gaza strip. the white house, has in the last hour, acknowledged that they are not back at the negotiating table 0ur chief international correspondent, lyse doucet said the killing of sinwar is very significant — and his replacement — might not even be announced — for fear the next in line will be immediately targeted and killed. it is the first recognition by hamas that they have lost a leader. but they didn't. .. in

noel and dr. david silver's and -- silverston. dr. noel holds degrees from columbia university and university of new hampshire, in 2021, lila was a j willard hurst fellow with the american society for legal history and the university of wisconsin law school, a recipient of the charlotte w newcomb fellowship with the institute for citizens and scholars, her current project is entitled native citizens, the fight over native american citizenship in the u.s. 1887 to 1924. david silverman is a professor of history at george washington university where he has taught since 2003, he is the author of several books on native american colonial american, and american racial history, including this land is their land, the plymouth colony and the troubled history of thanksgiving. which was published in 2019 and thunderstix, firearms and the violent transformation of native american peoples which appeared under the harvard university press in 2016. he is currently writing a new book about indigenous people and race making in the united states histor

lyla teeters noel and dr. david j. solverson. dr. dr. noel is a lecturer here at heart in harvard university's history and letters literature program. she holds degrees from vassar college, from columbia university and the university of new hampshire. in 2021, lila was a j. willard hearst fellow, the american society for legal history and the university of wisconsin law school, as well as a recipient of the charlotte w newcomb fellowship with the institute for citizens and scholars. current project is entitled native citizens. the fight over native americans citizenship in the u.s.. 1887 to 1924. david silverman is a professor history at george washington university city, where he has taught since 23. he's the author of several books on native american colonial american and american racial history, including this land, is land. the wampanoag plymouth colony and the troubled history of thanksgiving, which was published in 2019. and thunder firearms and the violent transformation of native america, which appeared under the harvard universi

like noel, regardless of the problems of the election, the process, the machines are government, you know, keeping us in our boxes and not being able to congregate together yourself as an activist in florida influencer? >> are you and influencer? >> they say influencer. i don't know how true that that rings online. >> she's known as patriot mom double 07. >> there are some things in place for the illegals voting and being able to register in really sneaky way. is this idea, dais undocumented immigrants who are coming into the country today will vote in november's election. probably when it comes, in the presidential federal elections, do you think that's actually going to happen? >> i mean, i think the probability is better than not. i mean, if we're being realistic in the way you not think it's possible that that's going to happen. but just knowing what you do when they would need citizenship to vote well, ideally, you owe ideally, yes. >> i mean, if you're following the law, but if you're already a group of people who don't follow the laws that save me the question anymore. there's

governor phil noel, rhode island. and henry mauer. happy. mayor can get to new york. mayor jim. lucas and governor chris stack of new york. madman landrieu of louisiana, new orleans. that's forgiveness. lack of protocol tonight. ain't no protocol in this house. we're all one. proud. mr. robert hunter here on the carter campaign. where are bob. mayor de castro. mayor, had your buried. let hope the platform does not collapse. mr. leonard, let's try to. live by well. that was that occurred. what happened after that first. asked you to wrap your >> we have bringing you programs of the life and legacy of jimmy carter who was born on october first in 1924. >> happy

his last name noel, the name big christmas. game four tonight 8:00 eastern in cleveland.es 4 games to one. meanwhile, the los angeles dodgers are one win away from the world series after another dominant game last night in queens. superstar shohei ohtani got l.a. on the board with a second pitch of the game, drilling a home-run into the mets bull pen and into right center. ohtani and mookie bets, another superstar going for a combined 5 for 9 at the plate and 5 rbis. the dodgers with an easy 10-2 win. the dodgers have been outscored 8-2 and history not on their side. teams leading two games to one after four games have gone onto win the series 85% of the time. game five is at 5:00 p.m. eastern still here in queens. dodgers up three games to one. can the mets revive some of their magic or their season will end? to football now. week seven of the nfl season kicked off last night in new orleans with the saints hosting the denver broncos. it truly wasn't much of a game. denver jumped out to 18 point lead after a couple of field goals. qb bo nix didn't do much in the air. denv

secondly, i need to get to this budget and we see the numbers from administrator, longtime councilmember noel gallo says said he is frustrated with the state of the city address. >> saying that it continues to cloud reality about the city's finances. and i'm still waiting for the numbers. i'm still waiting for their. >> their direction in terms of what they recommend to freeze terminate the service. and so the waiting will continue for the mayor's part. she says it's unclear whether there will be any cuts. >> because they can't make those decisions until the latest figures come in and that won't be until november in the newsroom. theresa kron, 4 news. 26 year-old former san jose state university. >> women's basketball standout was found dead in romania earlier this month. tyra whitehead was found in her apartment according to a social media post from her former team at the time of her passing whitehead was playing for the 12 time champions of the romanian women's professional basketball league whitehead was a native of richmond, virginia, before going to sjsu fundraiser is underway to bring h

the baseball postseason last night was delivered by a cleveland guardian slugger named john kenzie noelcalled big christmas and a mourns i think the spanish announcers started singing feliz navidad. and then the loser is the hopes of a subway series for the moment but we'll see how the new york mets do tonight. >> bret: all right, panel, thank you so much. have a great weekend. >> thank you. ♪ ♪ >> bret: you know that sound, it's friday. time for notable quotables. >> the mastermind of this day of shear evil is no more. >> now is the time to move on move toward a ceasefire in gaza. >> when did you first notice that president biden's mental faculties appeared diminished. >> there's a group called white dudes for harris, their wives and their wives' lovers are all voting for me. >> stay at the ymca. >> donald trump's dancing to ymca i think i will a vote for him. >> i'm so confident i'll put my beard on it. >> it's here. >> a handful of problems. do you hear yourself? only a handful of apartment complexes. >> jocelyn nungaray laken riley. do you owe those families an apology. >> i can't i

longtime councilmember noel gallo says said he is frustrated with the state of the city address. >> saying that it continues to cloud reality about the city's finances. and i'm still waiting for the numbers. i'm still waiting for their. >> their direction in terms of what they recommend to freeze terminate the service. and so the waiting will continue for the mayor's part. she says -pit's unclear whether there will be any cuts. >> because they can't make those decisions until the latest figures come in. and that won't be until november in the newsroom. theresa kron, 4 news. >> well, hopefully we don't have to wait until november to get some rain, but oftentimes that happens as we take a live look out here at the san mateo bridge sunsetting earlier and earlier, a beautiful picture. but the days ahead are ominous. >> yeah, i mean, we call it raining that little bit? we had that little spurting. that was real rain. i mean, just nothing measurable, right? i looked all around can find thing measurable around the bay area, but certainly some drops coming down outside today. >> scattered about. a

i can tell noel my color really gonna miss jason's. like to think he's gonna miss 100%. i'm gonna miss jason's shoes. thank you. >> army today that color coordination sold its off. all kind of are saying on my final air and are packed i have like 3 pairs of sneakers that aren't packed up right now. and 2 of them are workout use going still doing physical therapy yeah. these are our workouts tuesday. got me through. i packed up all my kifer getting die. still have to be on air. so it's been like casual friday for me for the past 2 at least you have air tags on all that stuff. yes, great job. thank that 6 and a half years. everyone's gonna miss you. i love you. it's been, you know, great meeting. you and >> this whole market is better for having had you it. appreciate it. i love both of you guys to lawrence. >> love you, brother. thank you. and andrea, you already know too. thank you guys. all right to lawrence. yes or no. he had to have a whole truck all by itself just for shoes. really. i mean, guy's got every that's for sure. >> we're gonna miss him a lot here. hey, guy

we'll see you in noel at 10 11. thank you, dan. our cats, good for your health. experts say several studies have actually linked owning a cat with lowering your risk of dying from cardiovascular disease. cat ownership has also been associated with improved blood glucose control, reduced inflammation and positive changes in gut health. people with severe allergies may want to avoid owning a cat. the felines are known to shed and they're for can easily trigger and allergic reaction. >> well, from cats to rats, the results are in for the rattiest cities in america. and results may shock you. according to a survey done by orkin san francisco ranks number 4. and the list of top 50 cities right underneath new york. that was the incorrect video there. but new york's number 3, surprisingly la has the second spot. chicago is number one in terms of the rattiest cities and america. everyone always talks about new york's rats, but i guess it's a smaller area. >> i know people who live in new york and yeah, my brother is all constantly. he's like you just let them do what the

noel loves it. playoff baseball game 2 of the 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

noel, line for democrats, good morning. caller: you mentioned that the american people are losing confidence in the mainstream media. i am 73 years old, i have worked on different campaigns in new hampshire. very quickly i have much more confidence in mainstream when you have 80 years or sometimes more going back to radio days with accurate and truthful news. you have bloggers these days and the right wing media, they are the ones who are losing hundreds of millions of dollars in lawsuits for lying. fox lost $780 million for lying about the voting machines. paul manafort, roger stone are in jail for lying. and it is just so prevalent on the far right. and it is insulting and incredibly insulting to any reasonably intelligent american to hear donald trump go through these stories and lies. host: we have your point. guest: i do not know, how do i answer that. first of all he is accusing us of lying and saying that i have hundreds of millions dollars in lawsuits and settlements, that is not true. you know, fox did do a settlem

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. >> city council member noel gallo, janani ramachandran and trevor reed raised the alarm tuesday over a lack of transparency, since they've received no proof of payment, that the city of oakland has received the initial $15 million due from the african american sports and entertainment group, or rsg, in the coliseum. sale. >> the mayor's proposed budget included $63 million that we did not have in a bank, and there were terms that were agreed upon that those terms have not been made clear as to where that money is now. >> the fact that we are here on october 1st, without having received the entirety of this initial $15 million payment, is unsettling to me, because we don't know what this contingency budget is now going to look like. >> council members said the contingency budget would reduce oakland's budgeted police force to 600 officers and temporarily closed five fire stations and pause all city contracts, the city administrator confirmed at tuesday's council meeting that that budget has indeed been triggered and cost reduction measures have begun, though it's unclear exactly what

noel sanchez is a spokesperson for mayor london breed's office. una herramienta mas. he says the city is not part of the testing pilot of the company, but that it could be a useful tool that it's a new technology and could be part of the wider strategies the city is implementing to prevent sideshows. the company says the cameras can work in tandem with a license plate. readers, but with sideshows popping up in a matter of seconds. security experts say this new technology could be a game changer because by the time someone dials 911 or, you know, stays on hold, calls the non-emergency line, you know, minutes have gone by, you know, and this seems to be more immediate. sfpd sent us an email saying that they are not part of the pilot program, but are evaluating the results and that they're happy to try new technology that will help keep both the public and the officers safe. andres brender, nbc bay area news. well, they are faithful to the bay and to the planet. the san francisco 49ers are leading the league on reducing their carbon footprint. levi's stadium is the first

council member noel gallo says the city is expanding its illegal dumping surveillance camera program,ty council agreeing to buy 60 additional surveillance cameras to be installed in hotspots where illegal dumping will take place and the cameras will have the ability to track license plates. violators can face fines of up to $1,500. we just want to do the installation. we have some of the hotspots. we just got to get them up. gallo did not provide a specific timeline of when the new cameras will go up, but mentioned one would be installed along prentis street, where this incident took place. but for ansel, he thinks the illegal dumpers will figure out a way to avoid being caught, even if the cameras are present in the city of oakland. a lot of these illegal dumpers will just take off their license plate, and you don't know who to who to tie it to unless you dig through it and find like a receipt or a piece of mail or something like that. in oakland, pete serratos nbc, bay area news. the man convicted of breaking into former house speaker nancy pelosi's home and attacking her husband wa

linebacker teddy buchanan and cornerback noel williams earning awards after cal's week two win against auburn. and this week's recognition comes after cal won 44 to 7 against oregon state at home over the weekend. >> new at 11 a historic gated community along east lake tahoe is on the market, and that includes its own rodeo grounds. shakespeare ranch in glenbrook, nevada, is up for sale for $188 million. chace international sharing photos of the property. it does include 17 homes and cabins, a 465 foot long deepwater pier, plus a boat house, swimming pool, stables and yes, a lot more. parts of the ranch date back to the late 1800s. buyers who are not interested in the entire ranch can choose from a variety of separate parcels, starting at about $10 million. and a popular richmond nursery announced it will reopen under a new name and ownership. this comes after the nursery abruptly closed earlier this month and will now be known as curious flora nursery, according to the announcement made on the nursery's blog. the blog says a team of former employees made the decision to purchase the n

the french foreign minister jean—noel barrot attended the ceremony, and spoke to families of french victimsthe day. in the nearby kibbutz beeri, families of hostages gathered calling for the focus to remain on those still being held captive by hamas in gaza. in tel aviv, israeli women create a human chain in honour of the remaining 101 hostages. events to mark the day are also being held across the world. at sydney's bondi beach, protesters listened in silence to a reading of the hostages�* names. here in the uk, foreign secretary david lammy visited a synagogue in south tottenham, paying tribute to the jewish community across the country. and there have also been protests demanding an end to israels attacks on gaza. these are pictures of one such gathering in the indian capital delhi. today on the bbc we have heard from survivors of the attacks, parents whose children were killed, and loved ones whose relatives are being held hostage. here are some of their reflections. on october the 7th, three of my family members were murdered, including my father, and my aunt and uncle. and seven membe

the guardian send up rookie john kinsey, noel to pinch hit. and here's how it sounds. how did on the cleveland spanish broadcast left all the best nicknames ever he tied the game person ever to hit a game-tying home run in the ninth? >> the banning of a postseason game and the drama though was not done. bottom of the tenth, david bri was at the plate with two outs do it we means >> he had a homerun that run there from david bri, the dodgers, meanwhile, dominating the mets again no hey ohtani, a leading off the game for la with a solo home run and then it was mooc batch just having a fantastic game. >> he went four for six of the double home run and four rbis. mets. >> they left 12 and then on base, dodgers would win this one tend to two, they now outscore the nets 30 than nine in this series la, they can advance their first world series since 2020 with a win. today in game five, that's at five eastern, then you've got the yankees and the guardians ed. you can watch that one on our sister network, tbs. and streaming on max but gazy, i imagine those cleveland fans just e

>> well, i mean, i think it is a very difficult balance because the name noel mason—macfarlane is notus all, but he was the british military attache in berlin in 1939, and he wanted whitehall to sign off an assassination attempt on hitler's 50th birthday. he had a plan. in fact, he talked to the times about it, apparently, and obviously if he'd done that, then millions, tens of millions of lives would have been saved if that if that had been successful, potentially. we obviously don't know what the consequences would have been within the german regime . so within the german regime. so i think that orb is absolutely right. for me. it's about the targeted nature of it. do i think that, you know, taking out an opponent of, you know, a foreign opponent of the status? i'd say the difference with putin is putin takes out his internal opponents. these are people who oppose the putin regime. they're not people where you could say there is an ethical case that they are a threat to the state from outside. i mean, some of them who don't live in in russia anymore, but they are they tend to be his

noel quinn benefited, also made a number of changes which really improved the performance of hsbc buter the pandemic from the tailwind of good interest rates and now the interest rates are starting down so we will see what the new ceo is going to do in order to maintain the good earnings momentum as the environment is less good. momentum as the environment is less aood. ., , ~ momentum as the environment is less aood. . , ~ ,�* momentum as the environment is less aood. . , ~ ., less good. last week, hsbc made the announcement _ less good. last week, hsbc made the announcement of _ less good. last week, hsbc made the announcement of huge - the announcement of huge restructuring, where east and west separate to a degree. we thought we might get more detail today, thought we might get more detailtoday, in thought we might get more detail today, in particular aboutjob cuts, but there is no new news on the restructuring today, is there?— today, is there? that is correct _ today, is there? that is correct. for _ today, is there? that is correct. for most - today, is there? that is correct.

noel, thin. >> all right, candy, thanks a lot. in san jose. the closure of alum rock park has been extended through sunday. the park was supposed to reopen tomorrow, but city officials are saying the excessive heat and fire danger which continues. he's going to make the park continue to stay closed. >> new at 10, a san jose city council member is being investigated by police. however, investigators have not said which council member or what the allegations against them are. the department says they do plan to provide an update at a later date. >> animal shelter in the east bay may have to close down after their current lease expires caltrans, which owns the property says they need their land to stage equipment for a project on i-80, kron 4. sarah stinson shows us how community members are coming together to help the shelter. >> right off of highway 80 in san pablo lies a safe haven for cats and dogs will get your home. i permits julie bainbridge has dedicated the last 7 years, sir. her animal shelter, jellies place. right now. we have 196, i b

de noel. >> stephanie, thank candidate running for a council seat in milpitas says he's appalled and disheartened after his campaign banner was vandalized bill to on sent us this picture of a campaign poster on barbara lane. it's vandalized there with anti-asian graffiti, as you can seen, says no asians. peters police say that they are aware of this and they are investigating. >> new developments tonight in the case of embattled san jose city council member omar torres. he's facing child crime allegations. and earlier this week asked to be excused for his absence from meetings for 30 days. fellow council member says he wants to do everything he can to remove tourists from office covers jacmel. but joining us live now with the very latest details on this. jack. >> that's right. and if councilmember omar tories does get those absence approved by city council, there's no telling how long he could hang on to his seat for city. charter currently says that you need 5 unexcused absences until your seat is considered vacated. right now he has 0 unexcused absences, but that's why earlier toda

and noel gallo asked the city administrator about the status of the 15 million dollars. they also said they asked mayor sheng thao about the money but did not hear back. we also reached out to the mayor's office today and did not get a response yet. and it's now been a month since the city of oakland signed a deal to sell its 50% stake in the coliseum to the african american sports and entertainment group for 105 million dollars. and according to the agreement, the city was supposed to get paid 15 million by monday of last week. if the deal does not go through the city will have to enact drastic budget cuts to several departments which the 3 council members say will now happen. >> vice presidential candidates, tim walz and jd vance faced off in new york tonight. and this may be the last time that we see both campaigns on the debate stage. washington correspondent vinay simlot has some of the highlights. >> governor tim walz and senator jd vance talked about who would be better suited to handle fighting overseas was the last time that an american president didn't have a m

a terrible throw across the field, picked off by noel williams. and there he goes for a pick six. the bears were up 3510 at one point, but the hurricanes hang tough furious rally. here's ward scrambling looking for a pass instead. oh no. untouched to the house. miami pulls within six. cal fans, they cannot believe what they are seeing. yeah less than a minute to play. miami still down six elijah arroyo reaching out and across the goal line. miami kicked the extra point to make it 3938. and according to my cell phone which is five seconds away. miami looks like they hang on. 3938. a terrible loss for cal san jose state coming off their bye week hosting nevada. how's this for home field advantage. spartans in the shade. wolfpack in the sun. second quarter emmett brown 24 yards over the middle to nick nash. so nice. we're going to show it twice. ninth touchdown of the year already a new career high. tied at 21 at the break. flash forward now. spartans down three in the final minute of the fourth quarter. and they go to the bag of tricks. backward pass to former quarterback. it's nash

first up, noel, luke and claire as the incredibles! will: all right here we go, incredibles.will: don't be shy. pete: free candy. adam: that's a good handful. pete: all right, keep going. will: lottie and roett are next as skye and marshall from paw patrol. come on, guys. your turn. pete: all right, come on! i'll drop some in. bam. oh, they're still going. adam: here, you want your candy? rachel: all right. will: so lay? -- s oleil. rachel: ray come on over. by the way, not -- pete: get more. it's raining candy. rachel: this is my margarita duffy if right here, she's cleopatra. pete: oh, you look amazing. rachel: go ahead, get some candy, cleopatra. pete: it's to technology thing you get. elena as gabby and isabella as chloe from the if descendants. bill: that's right here. oh, yes. adam: already engaged. will: all right. now, austin's going to come in. i think it's pretty self-explanatory. he's at hot dog. pete: your a happy hot dog. will: and kellen as an alien. all right, fellas. pete: these ladies have literally taken everything. you might be in trouble. rachel: they're i

noel williams picks off cam ward returns it 40 yards for the touchdown. was up 3510 at one point in the game, but the hurricanes come storming back. miami scores a touchdown with under 30s to go and the hurricanes rally to beat cal 3938. in stanford, the cardinal hosting virginia tech for their first acc home game. second half. cardinal reaching into their bag of tricks with the halfback pass. it's a touchdown, but it was their only score of the game. virginia tech wins it 31 to 7 in the mountain west. san jose state at home against nevada. under a minute to go in the fourth. spartans down three, but not anymore. nick nash caught a touchdown in the first quarter, then throws for the game winner. he hits jabari bates for the 16 yard score. the spartans rally to beat the wolfpack 3531. no different lindy waters for the win. he got lindy waters with the three and the game winner had a team high 15. steph curry added nine in limited action. the warriors tip off nba preseason with a 9190 win over the clippers. rough night on the pitch. san jose falls at home t

council members trevor reed, noel gallo and janani ramachandran say they didn't provide proof.er that it had received the money in time. and because of that, they were told that part of the city's contingency budget was triggered. that's an emergency budget that includes cuts to public safety and services. now, oakland mayor shengtao responded and said the city did in fact get the money and that even better, she'd negotiated a deal to have the african american sports and entertainment group pay even more to purchase the city's share of the coliseum in june. the mayor's office said the agreed price was $105 million. now it's $125 million. but the bulk of that additional money doesn't have to be paid until later in may of next year. and the city of oakland's bills for contractors, police and fire services need to be paid now, so the initial contingency budget includes reducing police staffing to about 600 officers temporarily closing five fire stations and suspending city contracts. it's not clear how much, if any, of those cuts will in fact have to be made. there is a lot of unc

and council members trevor reed, noel gallo and janani ramachandran say that the city didn't providen time and because of that, they were told that part of the city's contingency or emergency budget had been triggered. that meant steps were already being taken to make emergency cuts in the city budget. now, mayor shengtao responded and said they did in fact get the money. and she had negotiated an even better deal to have the african american sports and entertainment group pay even more money for the coliseum. $125 million instead of 105. but the bulk of that additional money will come later this spring, and the city's bills for contractors, police and fire services need to be paid now. so the contingency budget did include some steps to reduce police staffing to about 600 officers temporarily closing five fire stations and suspending some city contracts. now, it's not clear how much, if any, of those cuts will have to be made. there is a lot of uncertainty about how all of this is going to affect the city's budget and services, and that's why the city of oakland's finance and manage

i met noel. how long ago is that a of weeks ago at the only unionized starbucks. up street here in connecticut avenue. i mean, there's over five, almost 500 stores and over thousand baristas that have signed union cards. but it seems to me that we've still got a long ways go with our time. so i'm going to do something. well, let's hear this and then let that be self-interested question. the pensions that these companies control, that they're to the lowest bidder, getting rid of the pension benefit guaranty insurance. cwa has a lawsuit against it for at&t and some of the other companies, verizon any comment and raise your hand. yeah. okay, so be a final to you. so, tony, don't think i have to give any advice. the starbucks baristas, they know they're doing and i we need to recognize the incredible victories that they got, that starbucks now said we're going to back off from our anti-union and we're going to negotiate a contract. so i think that's the kind of scale that need and i just have to close another incredible story cwa that i hope points to the kind thing t

. >> councilman noel gallo says vision 980 could make a big difference for the city of oakland. >> it'sin for west oakland to connect with downtown oakland and certainly with it for the residents of oakland creating housing opportunities, creating improvements that transit system that is necessary in 2022. >> u.s. transportation secretary pete buttigieg toured west oakland with congresswoman barbara lee. in a statement, she said, quote, to put it simply, i-980 has been a stain on the east bay. it is yet another example of the negative impacts of discriminatory urban planning on communities of color. i applaud the advancements of new, just solutions that prioritize opportunity for all communities and allow all communities to thrive. caltrans says it's trying to reconnect these communities where they can. >> oakland is one of our our big opportunities to really make a difference there. >> after caltrans gets input from the public, it will look at all the different ideas and how feasible they are. the survey period was extended and will be open until sunday, november 10th, 2024. suzanne ph

secondly, i need to get to this budget and we see the numbers from administrator, longtime councilmember noel gallo says said he is frustrated with the state of the city address. >> saying that it continues to cloud reality about the city's finances. some recommendations, ideas that we can take just to keep a balanced budget. and i'm still waiting for the numbers. i'm still waiting for their. >> their direction and >> seems that that is the bottom line still waiting for the mayor's part. she says it is unclear whether cuts will occur because the figures won't be available until november. so many unanswered questions for oakland reporting the newsroom. theresa back to you. theresa, thank you. and oakland will renew its contract with the shot spotter program through next september. last night, the city council voted yes. >> on this contract with sound thinking shotspotter is that network of sensors that alerts police to gunshots. the contract includes 2 automatic one-year renewals with the option for the council to cancel it. the technology costs about $830,000 a year during kron for news at no

council members trevor reed, noel gallo and janani ramachandran say the city didn't provide proof that it had actually received the money in time and because of that, they were told part of the city's emergency budget, including public safety and other cuts, had been triggered because we didn't get payments as per scheduled in involved into the budget. >> we are now in a situation where we're forced to have to make cuts, $48 million or so worth of cuts browning at fire stations, reducing the number of officers to 600. what we want to know and what the point of today's meeting was, which of these cuts is going to come first? >> i absolutely agree, but we have to be able to give them information that is right, that is timely and that is accurate. >> the chair of the finance and management committee, oakland city council member kevin jenkins, says the city administrator sent him an email late last night explaining why this morning's meeting had to be canceled. >> it was canceled because staff wasn't ready to present their certain financial reports that they need to be able to give an accu