he was a classmate of ct ny and colleague at oak ridge. i believe we have a lot of questions coming through so i'm just going to close out by saying it's quite interesting he left the state to go back to the soviet union. thank you for picking up on that. i almost didn't include that in the book. the symbol of america so i'm glad i jumped in. thanks. >> if you made it out, no one would believe it but it's what happened. here's a question i myself wondered. he wants to know did you ever in researching it get a sense of personal aggravation betraying the birth country. i would say frustration mixed with curiosity. i think he loved america but he also loved science and his family. he was protecting his family. i think you have to. it's like a professor of mine at columbia years ago. aggravated isn't really the word. he was so bright and when i was doing the research i was always watching for a hint of regret. he had no regrets because he wasn't dedicated to his family or science. he knew. after many years, he had no regret. that's aggravating

time is running _ old oak and beech trees. time is running out _ old oak and beech trees. for _ old oak and beech trees. time is running out for the - old oak and beech trees. time is running out for the planet, l is running out for the planet, and for germany's green party which had high hopes for this election. support has grown in recent years, boosted by younger voters. recent years, boosted by youngervoters. but recent years, boosted by younger voters. but there chancellor candidate is lagging behind in the polls. there is no doubting how passionately many germans feel about climate change, but that alone may not be enough to put her into the chancellery. after all, this is the country which invented the motorcar. some worried about the pace of change, how to protect the environment, without killing off industry. translation: i would like to know who was going to pay for all of this. if the car industry get the kneecap and turns, maybe hundreds of thousands, maybe even a million people lose theirjobs, maybe there should be a slower solution. together perhaps we can sl

oaks' family said today they're thankful for a measure of justice. tonight, a new wildfire in northern california's shasta county is forcing evacuations and filling the air with toxic smoke. we get more now from cbs' jonathan vigliotti. >> reporter: fire crews struggled to protect neighborhoods as high winds pushed flames into homes, scorching at least 25 structures and threatening thousands more. >> devastation, just a nightmare. seeing my life gone... mementos of everything gone. >> reporter: nearly 6,000 acres have been charred since the fire began wednesday. further south, crews held back another wildfire burning in sequoia national park, the world's largest trees, some now wrapped in flame-repellant foil, were once considered naturally fire proof, thanks to their two- feet-thick bark, but today's megafires, fueled by climate change, are burning hotter than these giants can withstand on their own. >> what more evidence do you need of a world that's heating up? our kids are going to inherit a world with eight degree higher temperatures than they h

oak oak oak fremont, mid-70's santa rosa as well as the south bay and only the far inland valleys will reach about 80. otherwise a cooling trend tomorrow with windy conditions. by tuesday, we are looking atttt skies being brighter. wednesday, the warm-up begins and that continues through the rest of the week as october arrives. liz: i can't believe we are already here. litter is one of the smallest concerns for people living near san francisco's candlesticks state park. they say they are fed up with rvs on the park. melanie woodrow has the story. melanie: a drive along the hunters point expressway reveals hundreds of rvs. a closer look reveals trash, human waste and needles. in addition to being unsightly, much of this is a fire hazard. >> we are not -- something has to be done. melanie: shirley says says sayss opposed to a triage center. it would provide spaces front house people living in rvs and cars. >> all we want is equity in the community. we feel sorry for the people who are on housed but we need to spread the housed and people who are disenfranchised throughout the city. melan

. >> reporter: the story is about north fair oaks. it's an unincorporated of san mateo county.t used to be a neighborhood rife with gangs, guns, and drugs, but not anymore. so what changed everything? well, a better question would be who? sister christina is one of those people who when others see challenges, she sees nothing but potential. like 20 years ago when sister christina came to stun st. francis center? bare oaks, just a program run out of a single building in the middle of a dangerous neighborhood. a challenge, right? >> i was just like a kid in a candy store. all i could see was potential. >> reporter: sister christina's potential is a reality. the st. francis center gives out food and clothing but under her watch they've opened up a school and built a brand-new after school center. they currently own and manage close to 200 units of housing permanently reserved for low income families. it's been a transformation of not just the center but the entire community. >> it was full of gang violence, unsafe. >> reporter: andrea fernandez grew up here when the neighborhood w

it was concerns for the health of this ancient oak that led isabella and charley to radically reconsider their intensive farming methods. the other trees in the landscape which were much younger than this one day, were beginning to die back. it was what we were doing to them that was making them buffer. we were plowing pretty much up to the trunks of all these other trees and pouring chemicals over and me, sunnyside, my god, you know, those trees are dying and it's down to us. and it was a sort of moment of epiphany. really, that sort of kicked off a completely different way of thinking, isabel and charlie spent years trying to make net pay, but finding the land profitably was proving impossible. miss soil is very, very heavy clay just isn't conducive to modern intensive farming. so after about 17 years, we were one and a half 1000000 pounds in debt. so in 1999, charlie said we, we've got to stop forming. we've got to look at something else. that something else was the decision to let nature take over. and to stop conventional farming altogether. suddenly just letting it go, it was light

the ground started to buckle this evening near valley oaks drive and stone valley road. the sink hole lead to one big inconvenience for people in the area. right now they're water service has been cut off as crews check the area that collapsed. officials say water service likely will not be restored until tomorrow. i noticed a big. like puddle, like an indentation of the um, the road? yeah. first responders are keeping one lane of valley oaks drive at stone valley road open for neighbors who need to get in and out of the area. they have not said yet what caused the sinkhole? all right, so let's suspected arsonist is behind bars following a tip from a good samaritan officers with the east bay regional park district, police department say park user reported seeing a man setting fire to the grass in wildcat canyon. well. the color, doused the flames with water and kept the fire from spreading. he also described the suspect to authorities who quickly located that man. people who live in the area say they are thankful the fire was put out quickly. this never happens up here.

every time you cut down an oak tree, we lose 2,300 species. where are they going to go? worried about the future of her stables. where they want to build, opposite me, there was talk that the road is going to come out right opposite my driveway, which is ludicrous because then i probably will lose my business and i can't have ponies and horses coming out on the main road when there is a housing estate going up. more than 5,000 homes are planned to be built in castle point over the next decade in line with government targets. in order to build on green belt, they need to prove there are exceptional circumstances. the council say... well, this protest in essex is like many others springing up around the south—east because as plans ramp up to build on the green belt, so the opposition to it builds. this will be gone. it's actually quite heartbreaking. local campaigner tim has set up a facebook group to fight the plans. he says people here feel let down by politicians. it is not reflective of the government's promises to us all to protect and enhance the green belt. it is no

. >> 80 years of oak maturation makes it the oldest aged. >> reporter: this started in world war ii, barrelled the scotch when much of europe was on a war footing. >> distillaries were turned in to arm's manufacturers or clothing manufacturers, everything was used for the war effort. so, to have any whiskey the distilled in 1940, let alone still exist today and that you can drink is extremely rare. >> reporter: auctionouse smp u -- what kind of price are we putting on the bottle? >> it's about $100,000 to 200,000 u.s. dollars. >> reporter: the moment of truth, how does it taste? wow. >> there's sort of a rhubarb, custard, apple pie flavor in there. >> reporter: despite the shock wave of flavor, old age whiskey is not just for drinking. >> it's sort of a trophy piece if you are buying art and plenty will drink these. >> reporter: to drink or not to drink. that will be the question when the world's oldest whiskey is sold next month. ian lee, cbs news, london. >>> that bottle goes up for auction october 7th, but another 240 will be available at exclusiver stores. and that's the overnigh

being from red oak, iowa, i know daegan's family. i've grown up with daegan's family. it was my best friend in red oak that texted me after that explosion at the kabul airport, and shies a the one that told me that -- and she's the one that told me that wendy's son daegan had been killed in that explosion. so i gave the family time to come together and that next morning i called wendy's mother, peggy. i love peggy very much. i love their entire family very much. and i tommed her i was so sorry about the loss of daegan, and she told me, joni, just please let everybody know what an amazing young man that daegan was. and he was an extraordinary young man. and she told me before we ended our conversation, and she said, joni, give that precious libby of yours a hug for me, like i used to so many years ago when she was a little girl. and she said, you never know when you will get that last hug from someone you love. and peggy, i did. i gave my daughter libby a hug. so while daegan was a tough marine, he really was, again, an amazing young man. he was fun-loving and he had a

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country he received the vietnam ribbon, the legion of merit and the army commendation medal with two oak leaf clussers. he was also elected to the ranger hall of fame at fort benning, georgia. following his military service, bob poydasheff made columbus, georgia, his permanent home. through his leadership as a member of the city down dill and then as mayor of the city, columbus experienced extraordinary growth and prosperity. he was a longtime advocate working on paf of disadvantaged veterans, including supporting the location of the new v.a. clinic in columbus which this bill will name in his honor. bob will be missed but his legacy will be living on. it has been said you make your living by what you get. you make your life by what you give. robert s. "bob" poydasheff gave so much to many for so long and this clinic memorializes his legacy. i want to thank the entire georgia delegation, the v.a. to name the new v.a. outpatient clinic in columbus, georgia, the robert s. poydasheff clinic. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from ca

the first responders are only asking that people avoid unnecessary travel in the area of valley oaks drive and stone valley road, while crews make repairs, the biggest inconvenience for people in that area right now is water service has cut off. that service will likely not be restored until tomorrow. i noticed a big. like puddle, like an indentation of the mm. the road. yeah. well. first responders are keeping one lane on valley oaks drive it stone valley road open for neighbors who need to get in and out of the area. they have not said what caused the sinkhole. moving to this now what we could go. we first told you about three mail carriers being rather in oakland and berkeley, plus one attempted robbery. thieves stole keys from the carriers that are used to open mailboxes. ktvu amberleigh is live in oakland now, after learning that one of those keys may have been used to break into 24 mailboxes just in one apartment building earlier this week, amber. jenna the property managers shared with me surveillance videos of a mail theft that took place tuesday. now tenants tell me they've

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oaks, maples, and magnolias are those most at risk.e at kew gardens in london with more on why the trees are in danger. reporter: i have been looking at some of the species identified, including some extraordinary trees from madagascar are. they have been particularly affected by logging. it is not just the exotic trees. it is more familiar british trees. what they are hoping is this will alert people to what is happening. especially in the countries where they evolved. anchor: now to the global effort to fight covid, brazilian researchers have found that snake venom could be used as a tool in the fight against coronavirus. a molecule in the venom of a deadly south american viper could slow the reproduction of covid cells. reporter: this pit viper is one of the deadliest snakes in south america. the venom has enough potency to kill 16 people. the dangerous snake could potentially help scientists develop a drug to combat coronavirus. researchers have found that the peptide produced inhibited the viruses ability to reproduce in monkeys.

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they were basically were no former or higher education institutions for women. 1847, was mount holy oak. 18 sixties was vaster, the first academic institution. and that is a big shift. so here are the shifts the education rate. the rise of women in professional areas nursing an libraries this is the 18 seventies and eighties onward. by the depression era the roosevelt administration and women working were legendary not only eleanor roosevelt, frances perkins. 95% of high school students had never heard the name frances perkins. she's not included in a lot of books. molly dusen, laurie now hancock. in addition there was enormous pool of the immigrant labor in the 1920s sweat. they have actually that you had this big pool of labor. enfranchisement questions. you had women getting the vote. issues of who was voting. backlash against married women. a big big issue. married women in the workforce. reality nullify that. if you are married, chances are if you are not in that very small ten to 15% of middle class women, you had to have some kind of income to augment your family. even if you did

holy oak. 1860s was vaser, the first academic institution. and that's basically a big shift. next slide, please. so, here are the shifts, the soaring education rates, the rise of women in professional areas, journalism, social work, nursing and libraries. this is from about the 1870s and '80s onwards. by the depression era, the roosevelt association, you have women's names, who are virtually legendary. eleanor roosevelt, frances perkins, and only 75% of people have heard of frances perkins. she's not in a lot of books. women in the government. in addition, there was the enormous pool of the immigrant labor. 1920s, the mccarron act had basically cut off immigrants to the country. so, you had a big pool of labor. and franchisement questions. we had women getting the vote. though we had the issues of who was voting. backlash against married women. big, big issue. married women in the workforce, which we'll come back to. reality nullified that. if you were married, chances are, if you are not in the very small, 10 to 15% of middle class women, you had to have some kind of income

. >> the community we are talking about is north fair oaks. bordering redwood city. not all that long ago was a rough place to live with gangs and guns and drugs but not anymore. so, what changed everything? well, a better question would be who? >> reporter: sister christina helsey, one of those people when others see challenges, she sees nothing but potential. >> reporter: 20 years ago, she came to run st. francis center, it was a food and donation program run in a middle in a dangerous neighborhood. >> reporter: a challenge, right? >> i was a kid in a candy store. >> reporter: sister kristine potential is now a reality. under her watch, they opened a school and built an after school center. currently owned and managed of 200 unit housing permanently reserved for low income families. it had been a transformation not just in the center but the entire community. >> it was full of gang violence. unsafe. >> reporter: andrea hernandez grew up here. she's happy to raise her two children here now. >> the children have the opportunity and have a better life and academic. >>

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elder, the conservative radio host, is holding stops in thousand oaks.the caitlyn jenner event is just wrapping up right now at an onion processing plant in oxnard. >> the state has to change. we need to get gavin newsom out of there. we need new leadership. i'm excited to be part of that process. >> reporter: a reminder, early in person voting is already underway. every registered voter should have also received a ballot in the mail already. ck tvisit yokp arx.u.com/recall the comprehensive election god. we also streaming interviews with the candidates on cbsn bay area. >>> will present dead and another behind bars after wrongly crashing near the bay bridge. the suspect was beating the wrong way on 580 around 1:00 a.m. this morning and slammed head- on into another car. they say the driver then tried to hide from officers in nearby bushes. the driver of the other car died at the scene. officers believe the suspect may have been driving while impaired. spec a roadway back open after a train collided with a car in fremont. the collision happened just befo

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. >> the a's north of the border taking on toronto, oak land going the wrong direction.un game in the bottom of the seventh. the blue jays beat the a's 10-8. >> the final play of the quarter here. the touchdown and cal extends the lead. >> the golden bears out fast in the season opener with a 14-point lead against nevada. then the wolf pack rally by scoring the next 22 points. nevada beats cal, 22-17. first non-conference loss under justin wilcox. tough day for the cardinal. the wildcats running wild. k state beat stanford. down to the coliseum in l.a. the spartans first game against usc in a dozen years. the pick six to greg johnson. the spartans march on by the trojans. the earthquakes playing colorado. it was scoreless until the 89th minute. dominick badgy with the only goal of the match. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. >>> we're celebrating a special anniversary here at nbc bay area. 20 years for our colleague and friend christie smith. two decades ago today christiy joined the today in the bay show. she's an emmy-award winning journalist. can you

. >>> there's also an update on the death of adam oaks who police say was the victim of hazing. >> 11harged for this in connection with his death. they are between the ages of 19 and 22 all 11 have been charged with unlawful hazing of a student and then six of the 11 are also facing a charge for buying and giving alcohol to someone younger than 21. they did not give a plea adam oaks was a student at vcu he was 19 when he was found dead six months ago after a frat party at delta chi his family says he drank a large bottle of whiskey in an hour as a part of initiation a bottle of whiskey in an hour passed out they found him dead the next morning, shep. >> perry russom, newest member of our expanding team. happy to have you at cnbc. >> happy to be here. >>> new action tonight in the volcano eruption in spain. officials there declaring la palma a disaster zone. that will help bring financial aid to the island where the volcanic eruption has caused chaos over the past nine days. the lava is picking up pace now. it's within 900 yards of the shore. scientists warn if it starts spilling into

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the family of adam oakes saying fraternity hazing was to blame.'s zohreen shah is here with more. good morning to you, zohreen. >> reporter: good morning, eva. adam's family tells me their kid was always the one with the big smile, always making people feel comfortable. gone too soon, a death they say that was preventable. now overnight some of the men who were with him the night he died behind bars. this morning, a bombshell arrest in the hazing death of virginia commonwealth university freshman adam oakes. eight men now under arrest and 11 indicted. >> we're finally seeing some accountability for, you know, their actions that night. >> reporter: adam's family speaking out to abc news overnight. >> right now they're sitting in a jail cell hopefully thinking about my cousin and what they did to him. >> reporter: the 19-year-old found dead at an off-campus party in february where his family says his fraternity brothers told him to drink an entire bottle of whiskey. virginia's office of the chief medical examiner telling abc news, the cause of death

host: first to jennifer in oak park illinois. democrat line. caller: good morning.want to put you on the spot, i just want to ask one question and see if you answer it. i was hoping you could explain to me what and topic pregnancy is and how we are able to fix it. i also wanted to say obviously this is about abortion. nebraska is number seven out of 56 in rape. i was wondering since you have five daughters how on earth could you support any of the rules they are trying to put on my body. and i know it's your personal opinion through religion, but your religion isn't by religion and so once you start asking neighbors to tattle on each other for money, what's next? are you going to start that with premarital sex or -- i just want to know what the line is. are we not going to be able to have sex at all? host: i will let you go there and hear from congressman fortenberry. guest: i would like you to take it a little -- a new bill -- take a look at a new bill called care for her. it creates a commitment to care for the journey of life. before birth, at birth and after bir

sailors killed in a crash off of san diego last week. 29-year-old lieutenant bradley foster grew up in oak hurts near yosemite and married with a one million dollar daughter. lieutenant foster was one of six crew members that fell in the sea after it crashed on the aircraft carrier abraham lincoln during routine operations. one sailor rescued and the navy is investigating what went wrong. >>> a live look outside across the bay where there is a clearer view than lately. >> paul haggen is talking about a short work week. >> let's take a look what is happening. an interesting satellite. it shows the winds blowing in different directions and these lines of being blown south to north by winds in the atmosphere and that is what directs the wildfire smoke and gets pushed away from the bay area or ocean level. you can see the marine stratus blowing along the coast because that is the direction the winds are blowing and lining up to produce onshore wind for the atmosphere and that is going to clear up the lingering smoke. when is that going to happen? let's go to future cast. the good news is that

that fire destroyed several homes in the black oak estate over the weekend. a 20-year-old ukiah man is being held without bail. >>> tonight, pg and he is facing a pair of lawsuits over the dixie fire, the 200 cleaned point of claim blown fuses cause that fire. the utility said in a statement it is yet to be formally notified of lawsuits, adding, quote, cal fire has not made a determination of the cause of the fire, and we have not been able to review any evidence collected. we remain focused on reducing wildfire risk across our service area. >>> avenue some getting back to work after soundly defeating the recall efforts. he spent part of the day at an oakland school to promote in- person learning. talk about what is next on his agenda. >> we are mindful that we have a lot more work to do, the employment rate is still high, a lot of businesses are still struggling. >> statewide, lassen county showed the most support for the recall with nearly 83% voting yes, followed by modoc and tehama counties. as for the challenges, san francisco is the only county in calif

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leading gop candidate conservative talk show host was in thousand oaks, and caitlyn jenner in oxnard. >> political ally on the campaign trail, vice president harris in the bay area wednesday, expected to campaign with the governor but time and location not yet released. do you have questions about the recall? answers for you, nbcbayarea.com, we have entire page dedicated to the election. find out where you can vote in person if you don't want to mail in ballot ahead of tuesday. newsom recall on the bar. >>> offering to help people cleared off company property. encampment component near san jose international airport one of the biggest in the bay area. owned by apple, and it said it offered every individual at site nine months of temporary housing and case management support. part of the commitment to ease the housing crisis. released a statement that reads as challenges continue to increase, we accelerated support and deployed over $1 billion for new projects since the start of 2020. >>> it's monday, happy labor day. rob joining us right now. another warm day around the bay area, rob.

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. >> larry elder had a rally in thousand oaks preaching education failure and outrageous shortages. >> more businesses have left california so far this year than all of last year and they are leaving and citing the cost of living and high taxes. >> in oxnard gubernatorial hopeful katlin jenner toured a processing plant. >> the agriculture business is such a large business in california. a vital part of the economy and they can't get water. or the water they do get is so ridiculously expensive that they can't make any profit on the farms. >> jenner says we have to make more above ground storage facility and make better use of the water. >> about 70% of the water in california goes out to sea. that has to stop. >> and state assemblyman glen dora was on the tour talking about the need for change. >> everywhere i go i feel the sense of

streets in this neighborhood, you'll notice oak trees are down everywhere.ro area, not in this neighborhood where we are, about 10% of the power has been restored. for example, in the french quarter. but more than 900,000 power outages are still spread out across new orleans. and no power, no electricity, that's the big problem for folks who decided to remain in this neighborhood. we spoke with a gentleman who's lived here ten years. we met him outside on his front porch. he came outside to enjoy the cool morning breeze because inside it's hot. he has no power, no electricity, that means no a.c. and no fans because the fans that he has, of course, you have to plug them in and use electricity. right now the clouds are covering the sun, but he knows once those clouds move out of the way, the heat becomes oppressive. and that's another concern. think about it. i'm sweating right now. i have no underlying medical conditions and it's hot. it's miserable. think about the folks who have those underlying medical conditions, maybe diabetes, m.s., someone may be recei

now that they're back in the classroom, the teachers held a rally outside quimby oak middle school ineast san jose yesterday, they say the evergreen school district has not established any clear covid-19 safety guidelines for their students, putting them at risk. we still have a lot of confusion, so there's not clear communication around what happens when there's a positive case in our classroom, and it comes to testing and quarantining at the top of everybody's priority. right now, and any school district is the safety of our kids. the safety of our staff. there are more than 12,000 students and 550 teachers in the evergreen school district. the district superintendent says there have been 18 positive covid-19 cases among students and staff members so far this school year in light of the pandemic, the u. s senate is now considering a bill calling for improved school mental health programs. the bill was announced this morning by senator alex padilla and state school superintendent tony thurman. they say the comprehensive mental health and schools pilot program act would especially hel

it was eastern seaboard, $26.00 celsius in the oaks. actually about what we would expect at this time of the year. so no great shocks. there was that wet weather, some windy weather to through ontario, pushing across towards quebec. some rather wet when coming down across while upstate new york, pushing down towards the appalachians. that'll continue to make his way further. east was so much of the eastern seaboard seeing some very heavy rain as we go on through thursday. price a dry weather does come back in behind us. you can see it is generally try and bright for much of us. find it right to for calorie. 27 celsius he ever had of what a 2 showers pushing into western parts of canada, with quite a rush of showers. meanwhile, across central america was seen some rather wet weather around the company into the gulf of mexico. some love you still pushing towards the deep south of the us, where the weather for central america will be across nicaragua and costa rica for the caribbean is dry. ah, a lot of the stories that we cover a highly c

. >> reporter: angela marsden owns pineapple hill grill and saloon in sherman oaks. >> how are you doing>> reporter: she believes newsom has failed small business owners across the state who struggled to keep afloat during california's numerous shutdowns. >> gavin newsom raised $80 million to beat us, to keep his job. why did gavin newsom not take the energy he had to raise money, to save their jobs? >> reporter: marsden says she's lost more than $500,000 worth of revenue due to the pandemic and fears more stringent covid measures on small businesses if newsom remains in office. what happens to you and your business if he survives this? >> if he survives this, it means it's going to be a battle. a battle of survival. the mandates are going to come down, they're going to start fining businesses. i want to wake up and not have panic attacks, are we going to get shut down? it's going to be devastating. >> reporter: with the recall behind them, democrats hope they have the winning playbook for the next election. >> you're going to hear democrats talk about a potential template. they can stok

especially around east dunn avenue and jackson oaks, they recommend keeping your pets leashed and closeto you. >>> ahead in sports, 49ers, a's hanging in there. and the giants. trying to get a little step closer to the century mark for wins. already the first of 50, 60, 70, 80, 90. >>> coming up tomorrow night at 7:00 in the bay area, nearly 5 1/2 million people are fully vaccinated against covid-19. now, the booster shots are finally here. >> we are very thankful that we had a few extra days to get ready. >> it will be easier. >> hopefully it will look a lot more organized and hopefully a lot less frantic. >> tomorrow night on the road to recovery. the booster road map, find out who is eligible, what to expect and what you may need to bring with you. tune in for our original report tomorrow at 7:00 right here on kpix5 >>> baseball, clutch hitting proved to be just enough of a cocktail tonight in san diego. giants lo chris bryant cleared them all. placing a center. the giants near command. top 7. it is 5-1 giants. buster posey at the plate. he doubled in. they led as much as 8-1. but th

the quake was centered in the wildwood park area, three miles northwest of thousand observes oaks. >>> a couple weeks after hurricane ida made landfall, states along the gulf of mexico are prepping for another powerful storm. nicolas has major winds, and flooding. the tropical storm hasn't made landfall yet but is already bringing showers and thunderstorms to the gulf coast. it could hit texas early as tonight. jay gray has the latest. >> reporter: the surf and concern growing along the texas gulf coast. >> in preparation for this storm, all of our departments are, have been activated. >> reporter: tropical storm nicolas, ambling along the shoreline with the potential, forecasters warn, of intensifying before landfall. sand bags and barricades are already in place. >> we're going to be placing high-water assets. we're placing our texar united units. >> we're getting ready to pack up and head back to louisiana. >> reporter: forecasters warn the system could dump 20 inches of rain in the hard-hit areas over the next several days. jay gray, nbc news. >> did jeff say we might be getting r