. >> good evening, giants star buster posey delivers in the clutch again.urprising a young girl who lost her baseball card collection. all of it in the creek fire. cal fire put out the word about 9-year-old reese osterburg, a huge giants fan. loves posey. they donated a collection of 25,000 cards to reese. she received them today in fresno. going to give a bunch to other kids to share. now for the awesome moment that the young girl will remember forever. as her hero, buster posey joins our zoom call that we set up. >> so many people are coming on try to help and see everyone at the fire station with those baseball cards. what kind of emotions are you going through right now? >> reese, reese, i will hop in here. i was wondering, who, who's your favorite baseball player? >> you. >> me? >> i thought i saw a picture of you pitching. i thought you were a pitcher. i thought i saw a picture of you being a pitcher. >> i'm a pitcher and a first baseman. >> there you go. all right. i heard you have a huge collection of cards coming your way. 25,000 or something? >> y

i'm larry beil. >> i love that story with buster posey, pretty awesome.f the weather lisa argen. >> you need several changes of clothes these past few days. starts out pretty cold and then it warms up if you're spending time outside. then again tonight might be kind of busy in spots with the kids out there, dropping off into the 60s, so another mild night ahead early on as we look at live doppler 7 there's a little fog, this is the view from san jose, no fog for you, looking at 51 in san francisco. 43 in mountain view. so pretty cool there, with 45, gilroy, and half moon bay. here's our roof camera, the winds nonexistent right now, 36 up in santa rosa. 39 in novato. and temperatures in the low 40s for you in napa by the delta, 47 concord. the 44 in livermore, certainly kind of cool out there, anywhere from two to four degrees cooler than yesterday at this hour. but we will be warming up today, tomorrow, into monday, and that means high pressure is building in with lighter winds. that's going to allow for moderate air quality, pretty much everywhere today,

. >> good evening, giants star buster posey delivers in the clutch again.prising a young girl who lost her baseball card collection. all of it in the creek fire. cal fire put out the wordut 9-year-old reese osterburg, a huge giants fan. loves posey. they donated a collection of 25,000 cards to reese. she received them today in fresno. going to give a bunch to other kids to share. now for the awesome moment that the young girl will remember forever. as her hero, buster posey joins our zoom call that we set up. >> so many people are coming on try to help and see everyone at the fire station with those baseball cards. what kind of emotions are you going through right now? >> reese, reese, i will hop in here. i was wondering, who, who's your favorite baseball player? >> you. >> me? >> i thought i saw a picture of you pitching. i thought you were a pitcher. i thought i saw a picture of you being a pitcher. >> i'm a pitcher and a first baseman. >> there you go. all right. i heard you have a huge collection of cards coming your way. 25,000 or something? >> yep. >>

here's the awesome moment, this young girl and her family will remember forever, her hero, buster poseyins the zoom call that we had set up. so many people are coming to try to help and to see everybody at the fire station with those baseball cards. what kind of emotions are you going through right now? >> hey, reese, i'll hop in here, i just was wondering, who's your favorite baseball player? >> you. >> me? i thought i saw a picture of you -- i thought you were a pitcher. i thought i saw a picture of you being a pitcher. >> i'm a pitcher and a first baseman. >> there you go, all right. i heard you got this huge collection of cards coming your way, like 25,000 or something? wow. >> yeah. >> i think what's cool about that is it seems like you're going to be able to share the game with so many different people now, right? >> yeah. yeah. >> i've never seen you like this. >> is that the stuff -- did the giants send that? oh, good, you got -- good, all right. >> what's on it? >> good. >> she doesn't know what to say. >> i think she's either going to cry or she's going to laugh. she's not sur

. >>> just ahead, the story you've got to see, buster posey surprises a young giants fan who lost heraseball card collection in the creek fire. larry beil has all the details coming up in sports. >>> and it is 67 degrees here on top of mt. tam. you can see the haze, air quality is moderate. upper 70s to low 80s today so another warmer than average afternoon on the way. you may want to take a look at how to make your lunchbox cuter than ever. check out your daily clip, sponsored by tiktok. >> i'm meal prepping my lunch for tomorrow. first pepper jack cheese and use a heart cutout. i think it looks really cute. going in and rolling up is a law me pieces and then put the cheese on top. i'm cutting up apples, one of my favorite fruits, meal prepping will make your life a lot uber and lyft are like every big guy i've ever brought down. prop 22 doesn't "help" their drivers-- it denies them benefits. 22 doesn't help women. it actually weakens sexual harassment laws, which are meant to protect them. uber and lyft aren't even required to investigate sexual harassment claims. i agree with the l

she's not sure. >> cards. >> all right. >> yeah, the posey card reese was so choked up.y talk and afterwards, she was just in tears after talking with buster. overcome with emotion. special thanks to buster posey, the giants, cal fire, our producer casey pratt and reese's parents for making all of this possible. really special moment. >>> the old saying in sports, the best ability is availability and that could be a factor in sunday's 49ers seahawks game. seattle might be down to the fourth strange. they have their own concerns, jeffrey wilson junior out but colema could be back to help bolster the decimated core of running backs and cornerback williams may be back, as well. look out defensive coordinators. there is another one coming your way. tool started the first game sunday. younger brother starts at maryland of course hailing from the great state of hawaii. 39 yards. he ran for two -- ran for one, threw for two but mohammed four touchdowns as the golden gophers lead in the third quarter. >>> some kids celebrated halloween socially distant par in livermore. that's o

. >> reporter: she says her favorite player is buster posey and recently wrote a letter asking for his autograph. >> he's a catcher. i'm a pitcher. one day i think it would be awesome if i could pitch to him. >> reporter: this afternoon as the chp drove away with the collection of cards bound for fresno, he had a message. >> the buster posey card is in the box. i looked at it this morning, so that's yours. >> reporter: a special gift for a deserving girl. in san jose, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> that's great. >> great story. we misspoke earlier. we said today was the last day to mail in your ballots. they can be returned at a secure drop box or voting location by 8:00 p.m. on november 3rd. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm dan ashley. our next newscast is in >>> tonight, the sprint to the finish. election day one week from today. more than 69 million americans voting already. president trump and joe biden in the battlegrounds tonight. huge crowds. the president in three states, biden in georgia tonight. a clear sign the biden team thinks they have a chance in a state not won by a democrat since b

posey: thank you. ton, is nasa taking the --essary actions i am happy tos, report that we close down all of the recommendations/there were quite a few in those reports, and those have been implemented. i think they improved our security and our practices. dr. burley, should the national academy do another study to examine the vulnerabilities that teleworking presents? dr. burley: the opportunity for associations and national the depth, sos us i would say yes. rep. posey: thank you. i yield back. chairwoman horn: the chair now recognizes mr. beyer for five minutes. rep. beyer: thank you, madam chair. mr. seaton, thank you for joining us. you mentioned that you were able to onboard new employees, new interns. our office has been able to do the same. we have also been able to ensure that all staff warehoused equipment, including laptops. i wasthe new report, surprised that personally owned devices could connect to internal some -- systems. notthat o.i.g. was monitoring those with access to the internal sy

panel and then to decide and endlessly and then the scare tactics coming from the left schumer and posey are trying to destroy the career and then walked off the job and to have a chance to be honest with montanans what happened with lieutenant governor because to the helena and conditioned upon the record she was down for standing up to try. >> what was she standing up for governor? bullock: let's talk about honesty. if i was literally the week after the election that will return the aca and then to protect healthcare. this is an international playbook for five times voted to strip away the existing coverage for conditions. this is a five of them. daines: again, look at the playbook that in 2010, 12, 14, 16, 18 and now 20 i don't want to see charge amy coney barrett's career destroyed next week to try to destroy her i asked what happened why did she mysteriously quit her job and walk off after the second position to lieutenant governor she was on the stage running for governor right now a rising star that was pushed out. host: let's talk about the supreme court. of course mentioning jud

. >> reporter: her favorite player is buster posey. >> he's a catcher and i'm a pitcher so one day ik it would be awesome if i could pitch to him. >> reporter: this afternoon as the chp drove away with the collection of cards bound for fresno, he had a message. >> the buster posey card is in the box. i looked at it this morning. so that's yours. >> reporter: a special gift for a deserving girl. in san jose, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> very deeverythiserving young and fabulous for that guy to do it. join project thanks and share your gratitude for everyone making a difference. use the #better bay area to show us how you're saying thank you and we'll share it. >>> pg&e finished an update on the latest power shuf aut off. 45,000 customers are still in the dark. inspectors found at least 130 incidents of damage or hazards to equipment. pg&e says that shows how the shut offs can reduce fire risk. >> it's material, foreign objects strike our lines, there is no spark. there is no flash because it's all deenergized. >> now pg&e says most customers should have power by 10:00 p.m. but a small

my favorite one in the collection was buster posey. >> fire crews are leading the step up the play campaign to help kids rebuild their collection. >> the first questions the kids asked, what about my baseball cards? this is real near and dear to their heart. this is an opportunity to help them out and replace the cards they lost. >> there's an overwhelming response a. donations can be dropped off at any cal fire station. good to see the goodwill. stay with us. >>> tonight, with just nine days until votes are counted, a new covid-19 outbreak in the white house. at least five members of vice president pence's inner circle testing positive for the virus, including his chief of staff. the vice president moving ahead with a rally tonight. and as president trump downplays covid-19 on the campaign trail, his chief of staff saying we are not going to control the pandemic. >>> the other major election headline. the record-breaking early voting across america. more than 58 million ballots already cast by mail and in person. some lining up for hours, even in non-battleground states. what voters are te

posey. the chair now recognizes mr. beyer for five minutes. thank you, madam chair, very much. mr. seaton, thank you very much for joining us today. in your tests when you mention in the course of the pandemic you are able to onboard new employees, new interns and amazingly our office hasn't been able to the same thing. we've also been able to make sure all staff -- house house d equipment including laptops and phones. in the oig report i was surprised that personally own devices could connect to integral systems, and that oig was critical of your not monitoring or enforcing rose associate with gaining access to the nasa networks. how do you make sure employees are given the proper equipment and if the not giving nasa issued equipment, how do venture those personal devices are secure? >> great question. we actually do require the use of nasa provided equipment for a new employees come interns so we do provide them with the tools they need. recently within the last two years it was my office that change the policy that was referred to earlier were you asked present we get about pers

wallace posey family say they called an ambulance, not the police, and ask for help with a mental healthsis. >> the philadelphia night, once again lit by flames. tuesday saw more clashes between police and protesters. with more blood spilled on both sides as people vented their anger at the death of walter wallace, junior. some took the opportunity to indulge in looting, earning a stern rebuke from walter wallace, senior. >> i don't condone no violence, looting of the city, tearing up the stores and all this chaos going on. everybody needs to have respect for my family and my son, to stop this violence and chaos. >> as security forces and protesters faced off, mr. wallace refused to blame the police outright, but call for justice for his son's death. >> we have good cops and we have bad. that is the system. somebody has to be hold accountable for what they did. >> walter wallace, junior's mother was more forthright. >> i said, please don't shoot my son. please don't shoot my son. they brought him down with deadly force. >> police said when he was fatally shot, he was wielding a knife tha

. >> my favorite one in the collection was buster posey. >> oh, no. fire crews are leading the step up >> this is near and dear to their heart, and this is an opportunity for us to help them out and replace some of the cards they lost. >> as you can imagine, there has been an overwhelming response across the central valley. the chief says donations can be dropped off at any calfire location. love to see that good will. who's supporting prop 15? governor gavin newsom. the governor says prop 15 is, "fair, phased-in, and long overdue reform", that "will exempt small businesses and residential property owners." join governor newsom. vote yes on 15. ♪ i got it all from you ♪ i'm always pushing through ♪ i know we'll make it to the finish line ♪ ♪ i know you're waiting on the other side ♪ ♪ i'm like you on-demand glucose monitoring. because they're always on. another life-changing technology from abbott. so you don't wait for life. you live it. who's supkamala harris.5? harris says, "a corporate tax loophole has allowed billions to be drained from our publi

something i'm concerned about i'm concerned that they really will chuck schumer and that crude as he posey they have control of both the senate and the presidency after he has this commission and all that they will try to pack the supreme court to change the numbers and so forth i am concerned that let's say the supreme court threw out obamacare and everybody says it won't do it maybe they won't but let's say that it will it is going to come back and probably an act of more universal care type of clay and it will be a program i predict if he's elected with the senate in the democrat hands of the 1st 92180 days that you'll see a lot of stuff go through and destroy like some of these other bills you have seen over the years a lot of senators and house members want to read up and all of the publisher to find out about it after the fact and they can be they can be pretty far reaching to appeal to the group of him you know identity politics supporters that he has who essentially say this was the campaign of the coronavirus. i think publicly yes i think that has been the dominant thing but i do

my favorite was buster posey. >> crews are leading the step up to the plait plate campaign. to rebuild the collection. >> the questions the kids asked were what about my baseball cards. this is near and dear to our heart. to help them out and replace the cards. >> isn't that sweet. there has been an overwhelming response across the central valley. donations can be dropped off at any cal fire station. >> we needed good news like this. >> yeah. it's always nice to hear the stories. we're dealing with very strong winds. especially in oakland. gusts now. 58 miles per hour. the area in purple there. the strongest wind. wind advisory continues until midday tomorrow. gusts up to 70 miles per hour. watch out for possible downed trees and debris. and of course power outages. wind gusts animation. over the next few hours we expect to see the strongest winds. 8:00 tomorrow morning it will be strong. but not quite as windy as over night hours and it starts to die down midday. turning into breezy conditions in the afternoon. those wind will be strong in the higher elevation. that's why t

tochin and posey are close negotiations. other key demands are still being discussed.rd university has posted that revenue will likely fall for a second straight year. the ivy league school reported the first decline since the 1930's. the fallout from the coronavirus is driving this. education has been hard-hit by covid-19, with many schools forced to offer remote courses and reconfigured in person classes. is lebanese prime minister back in office, one year after quitting, amid nationwide protests and accosting economy. to agree how to lead lebanon out of a deep economic crisis. critics say they are back to square one. sri lanka president has regained sweeping powers after government won a vote. it means that authority will be in the presidency at the expense of the prime minister. is acs say that this threat to the independence of the legislative process. across the flying pacific are on alert after the election of a volcano in russia's peninsula. local authorities have declared that the highest alert is the blackened smoke and ash nearly 10,000 meters into the sky.

nancyl see what is led by posey and the democrats in congress.we see and terms of e-cig's package is very critical to the economy. -- in terms of a stimulus package. see thise will tug-of-war between the trouble and bided cap as to if -- bet ween trump and biden camps, and how the style will be and managing the pandemic. you will continue to hear the biden cap talk about the covid response. voters, october 3 nine will bring us the first look at the third-quarter gdp data and a little information elsewhere. annmarie: speaking of those undecided voters, a lot our independence. yesterday, i went to the washington post/abc polls, and we see a stark contrast where trump was versus clinton, and where he is now versus biden. this where either candidate is going to win? michelle: i think that is key. moderates might be swayed one way or the other. they tend to vote on issues that might be unpredictable. it is hard for them to decide the weights of all those issues right now. i think that is going to be key. the independents are shifting more toward biden

her favorite player is catcher buster posey. we put in a call to the giants and arranged this really special surprise moment. >> so many people are coming to try to help and to see everybody at the fire station with those baseball cards, what kind of emotions are you going through now? >> reese, reese, i'll hop in. i was wondering, who is your favorite baseball player? >> you. >> me? i heard you got this huge collection of cards coming your way, like 25,000 or something? wow. i think what's cool about that is it seems like you're going to be able to share the game with so many different people now, right? >> yeah. >> that's -- >> speechless? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> her parents were laughing because they never seen reese this shy but it was because of buster. she was so overcome with emot n emotions as soon as we hung up on the zoom call. buster and the giants sent her a nice big gift package including an autographed baseball and she also got another surprise, we're all going to start tearing up watching the video but we'll have

buster posey card from 2019 here. >> reporter: it's not just that kevin is donating some baseball cards is donating his entire collection from the past 25 years. >> my best guess at this point and it's probably underrated but probably around 25,000 cards. >> reporter: the chp and cal fire crews were here today to carry away kevin's boxed treasure and make sure it makes its way safely to the intended destination. kevin says he can only guess at the moment how much this collection would have been worth on the open market. he just knows that in the right hands for the right reason it's absolutely priceless. >> i feel really good about making the choice to do this. >> reporter: garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. >> i love it. >>> we have much more ahead for you on "today in the bay." a promising trial under way. a hospital is selected to help with the covid vaccine. >>> plus you know by now, election day is three days away. today though, bay area voters will have even more places to cast their ballots. uber and lyft are like every big guy i've ever brought down. prop 22 doesn't "help" their

. >> including this one of buster posey, her favorite player. >> my intention is to make a little girlappy. >> reporter: this was her reaction when we told her about kevin's donation. >> right now? my brain just exploded! >> that is a lot to take in? >> yeah. the message i want to give to him is, thank you so, so much! it means a lot to us. >> reporter: and it means a lot to her mom. >> just the fact that was something we had at home and she did with her sister and our dog, and they would sit and just go through them, it just is kind of a combing thing. >> reporter: her mom is a teacher at pine ridge elementary and says, of the 100 students there, about 38 of them lost their homes in the fire. they plan to share the baseball card donation saying it has been a bright spot in an otherwise scary time. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all righty, then. the winds have died down. the red flags warnings have dropped. the air quality is pretty good as we head into your wednesday. thursday and friday, it will be pretty nice. temperatures will be in the 70s , maybe a couple low 80s. not hot, but warm. the o

my name is dameon posey. i am also an approved dispensary, soon to be opened approved by the board. i'm calling in to support this measure. i cannot think of anyone -- anyone in our city more deserving, more appropriate to be approved than rudy corpuz and his team. i would not be in this if it was not for rudy corpuz and his team. he brought the equity program to my mind. we're in motion giving back to the community. i'm in full support of this measure. any opposition that anyone could ever have, is just some hating and not accurate. we know for a fact -- for a fact, especially on this day, 26 err years later, the anniversary, that this man will do great, great things in this community. and for our city. [bell dings] on every level. i'm in full support of the order. thank you. >> clerk: hello, caller. kim hello. my name is omar. i'm an equity applicant. and rudy is a very honorable person. and also a humble person to not only his community, but all of the communities in san francisco. not only did rudy earn the desire to have the equity-owned establishment, he put in a tremendous am