and i )m raj mathai. =raj/2-shot= the epicenter of the national conversation -- is rooted in the bay areani >>> good evening everyone i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. the epicenter of the national conversation is rooted in the bay area, not just proathletes but high school students taking a knee. >> it happened at tonight's a's game. terry mcsweeney joins us from the coliseum. >> reporter: 100 members of the band took a knee in protest while they played the national anthem. i came across two veterans who share a love of their country but have a very different take of tonight's protest. >> just days after president trump suggested that nfl players should be fired or suspended if they didn't stand for the anthem 105 band members from oakland took a knee. >> i want to support the other black people around the world and it's not fair how they were shot and killed. >> a couple veterans talk about the protest. >> it's social activism at its finest, freedom of speech, religion and choice. >> joe kos ta saw

=raj/2-shot= and i )m raj mathai. =raj/vo= we begin w/ this developing story. about 80 rock slides per year at yosemite...but few -- as dramatic as this one. the sheer size -- and the location -- make this unique. right along el capitan -- in the height of the climbing season. the dust cloud that engulfed much of yosemite valley. =boxes= nbc bay area )s sergio quintana was on the valley floor when it happened and joins us w/ the very latest. sergio? =raj/anim= we wanna follow up on yesterday )s rockslide. two this one was much bigger. >> it's huge, it's enormous. >> there's now a massive gash on the face of el capitan. >> now it's going to take cruise abo crews a day to clear out north side drive so they can expect that to be closed down at least until tomorrow. iddlt is a living, breathing old onal park and these things do happen. we want to follow up on yesterday's rock slides. two british tourists were in the middle of that one. the man was 32 andrew foster from whales. is wife was injured and remains in the hospital. the couple was in yosemite to t ck climb

. >> let's throw it out to raj mathai at at&t mark. >> reporter: so we had planned this treat truck giving away free ice cream at the ballpark. and then houston happened. so we thought what better way to not only give away ice cream, but make it a joint effort toe dote nait money. the giants reached out and say we this pledged $25,000. we showed you earlier the ice cream. sindia, thank you for what you are doing. and how many red cross volunteers nationally. >> nearly 2,000 volunteers. >> reporter: we have about two-dozen bay area red cross members there. all this money we are raising will be for the bay area effort and the national effort. we are having fun and raising money at the same time. sending it back to you guys in the studio. >> what a great combination. >> we have made it easy to give to the red cross. head to nbcbayarea.com. back in a moment. after more than 17-thousand >>> coming up tonight at 6:00 cracking down on car break ins. after more than 17,000 cases. just this year alone. sfpd is taking measurements to solve the problem. live at at&t park live showing you on air. >> t

. >> raj mathai. berkeley police officers say they need help to control the demonstrators this thursday on and off campus. they requested pepper spray. about 10 minutes ago the city council gave the green light. it's the new policy. coming just in time. another controversial conservative speaker scheduled to come to campus thursday. there could be hundreds of demonstrators. nbc bay area jodi hernandez tweeted out the decision a few minutes ago and joins news berkeley with more details. jodi. >> reporter: raj, the berkeley police chief brought the pepper spray issue to the council as an urgent request. as you mentioned just within the last 15 minutes the council gave the department the green light to use pepper spray on violent individuals at protests. >> we want you to be able to see for yourself the actual weapons that are being brought to the fray. >> berkeley police chief is asking the city council to lift its ban on the use of pep he spray when members of a crowd get violent. with conservative com

. >> and raj mathai and sadly the death toll in mexico city expected to rise.ix hours ago the earthquake struck. but just now we see the real impact. building literally crumbling to the grounds. rescue crews and every day citizens desperately searching to fine the survivors. at least 119 people have been killed. and many more are still missing. these are some more of the latest pictures, digging out of the rubble on toppled buildings here. 22 million people live in the metro area of the mexico city. many of the buildings in the capital are not rert fitted or earthquake safe. people running out of office buildings, out of restaurants, fleeing from schools. the mexico city airport remains shut down. and several hospitals have been evacuated. millions of people are left without power. that could be the case for many more days. >> now the epicenter of the 7.19 magnitude quake as you can see on this map is 80 miles from mexico city. but for the people living in mexico city it felt like a direct hit. we have team coverage on this developing story we begin with damian

. >> i'm raj mathai. tough talk and the world is caught in between. north korea is threatening to detonate a hydrogen bomb in the north pacific. we're joined with the new and troubling details. >> reporter: north korea's frm adding it could be the most pauf powerful detonation of an a hydrogen bomb. you may remember north korea has escalated tensions by testing 22 missiles in february, including a nuclear bomb, one that north korea claimed was an h bomb. it follows an exchange where president trump said he would totally destroy north korea if he was forced to afak tp kim jong-un said whatever trump might have expected, he will face results beyond his expectatio expectations. it came hours after mr. trump signed an executive order man dating official sanctions on north korea, targeting all individuals and companies that do business with them. tonight no word from the state department or the pentagon on this most recent threat. however, late tonight, representative duncan hunter telling the local radio station that he believe it is u.s. should order a p

. >> and i am raj mathai. this morning the trump administration announced the game plan. is this immigration reform or is this unjust? the passion and fear being felt across the country. and here is the bay area, our sky ranger has been over head. on your left is the san francisco federal building and on the right side is students and teachers at berkeley plaza. >> we have multiple reports for you this evening. begin with mark matthews who joins us live in san francisco. that protest has moved out into the streets and people are fearful of losing their daca status. >> reporter: i am standing in the middle of 7th and that is mission behind you. and as we pan the camera up 7th street, i am guessing the crowd size between

. >> i'm raj mathai. a hectic night on the east side of san jose. this is east of 680 on white and pentencia creek road. rick what do we know at this hour? >> reporter: we've been here several hours tonight and we're slowly getting some details. this is what we do know as of right now. shots are fired, a robbery suspect is killed. this while police remain on the scene after hours into this investigation. shut down on the ground, and from the skyranger you can see the heavy police presence. police say around 7:00 this evening they were trying to pull over a robbery suspect, at some point shots were fired. we don't know who opened fire but we know the suspect was hit with one bullet and pronounced dead on the scene. >> reporter: police remain here on the scene. it appears they could be here for hours as we await more details of what happened with this officer-involved shooting. >>> thank you, rick. a tense day turns to a violent night in st. louis this is after a white former police officer was found not guilty in the shooting death of a black man. th

i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. the death toll stants at 230, but it's expected to rise. they're using shovels, even their bare hands to pull victims out of the rubble. >> they're showing us how people are uniting here in prayer but we'll begin in mexico city at the school where several children have already been rescued. >> reporter: rescue crews are still at the school. they still think they hear voices and sounds underneath the rubble and they're going to be here until they can make sure anybody who is alive is rescued. nurses, doctors and other volunteers pitched a tent near the school, gathering medical supplies to get to the victims, they brought in oxygen tanks and huge pipes to help provide ventilation. this rescue coordinator says he thinks they can still save up to four people trapped underneath the collapsed school. the same rescue operations are taking place within an 80-mile radius of mexico city. the powerful earthquake toppled many buildings in the region and it might not be over here. >> here there's a lot of buildings that are falling down right now. >> r

good evening i'm raj mathai, jessica has the night off. one of president trump's kritices has become an ally, but is it hot air. after a private dinner at the white house, they struck an agreement with the president about the daca program, but there's also mixed messages about a possible border wall. this could be one of the most productive nights of the trump presidency if it holds true. >> it was last week that the administration announced plans to wind down the daca plan. an agreement between president trump and democratic leaders could be a dream come tru for 800,000 immigrants. a statement by house minority leader and senate minority leader read in part we agreed to entlien the protections of daca into law quickly and to work out a package of the wall that was good for both sides. but there was a tweet by sarah huckabee-sanders, while daca and border security were discussed, it was not agreed fop they say this move by president trump is always about making the deal. >> right now trump is concerned with one thing, getting things done.

. >> i'm raj mathai. a barning in berkley about that man who might be a threat to children. cheryl hurd is live with the details. >> reporter: releasing the picture is unusual for police that is because he's not a sex offender but they're concerned about what he's done in the past. that's why they're releasing a warning tonight. his name is william nicholas turner and police want you to remember his face. >> since may there have been a total of four incidents. three have been troubling to us. >> reporter: police say turner is fixated on children. >> it freaks me out. those people should be jailed. >> reporter: in june police say he tried to give small children on this playground in north berkley a mysterious drink. he's been on a psychiatric hold twice and violated a court order to stay away from parks and schools. >> one incident was outside a preschool at 6:30 in the morning he stripped down to his underware. we find the totally of the circumstances troubling. >> reporter: police believe they have an obligation to warn the community. >> because he's shown a propensity to a

. >> raj mathai.ock slide at yosemite are not uncommon but back-to-back it's certainly unnerving especially since this is the height of the rock climbing season. tracking the story online and on air last couple hours. this is new video in the newsroom. the big plume of smoke you can see through theg[.t trees. sergio joins from us the yosemite. what did it smell and feel like and how many injuries? do we know. >> raj, i can tell you it was a bright sunny afternoon. suddenly we noticed it was dark as if storm clouds coming in a. and then we could smell dirt basically. we realized there had been another slide and we started getting reports of a second one. and then we started realizing this one was likely a whole lot larger. i want to$qt show you right now there is a whole line of cars that are steaming out of where the rock slide happened. we understand that?zu!ñ there w- there is debris on the road. there are a few cars close to where the slide happened. we talked with at least one of the people -- one

. >> i am raj mathai. >> and i am janelle wang. no final decision yet on daca but bay area leaders and kpaunt groups are preparing to fight back. l robert handa joining us now. >> reporter: labor day turned out to be a day of strategy for local leaders. and some dreamers told us they are not going it wait for help from local government. they plan to be part of the solution. 23-year-old student says he is a dreamer. >> the biggest thing that i am afraid of is losing our jobs because we are not going to have a work permit to continuously work lawfully. >> reporter: local leaders in attendance and many here say they anticipate the president ending daca. >> we will see what happens. obviously the congress should act. we have been

a few jessica aguirre.ut we and i'm raj mathai.going to take you back out firef levi but we want to start eeri the new developments in city. signs of life. firefighters pulling a from the rubble. what you're seeing here e front of a cheering crowd. far, rescuers have saved more 50 people. happening more than 48 after that 7.1 earthquake the search is not over. mexico city alone, 52 collapsed. believed people are still now alive in at least ten of buildings. responders are working the night every night.xico the death toll stands at 273 and these are our first the air of this ico in mexico city where 25 people died, many of them children.cente damian trujillo joins us live in he's at that rescue center. fill us in on what's this is near mexico city. is an army of volunteers here. is not organized by fema or government organization. are all people who are out time is it now? 11:00 p.m. here. people have been out here day. going to be here all is where they're supplying of the shelters all of the are out here them with clothing behind

. >> and i'm raj mathai. there is a lot of new information coming in. mexico's president, matt nieto sa -- enrique pena nieto says that at least 20 children were found in an elementary school. and 200 people have been confirmed dead after the earthquake. 22 million people live in the metro area of mexico city. most of the buildings are not earthquake safe. we have team coverage beginning with nbc bay area's ian cole. >> knocking out power to 4.5 million people. and the region trying to salvage what they have left as people there and here in the bay area are searching for loved ones. rescue crews search through crumbled buildings after learning at least 20 children were found dead at a school. 38 others are missing. at least 20 buildings collapsed. some just seconds after the shaking stopped. downtown high raises shaking back and forth. people say it smells like gas all over the city as gas lines ignited. dozens are dead tonight. this is less than two weeks after an 8.1 magnitude quake that killed at least 90 people. this earthquake was felt far away. >>

raj mathai. >> janelle wang sitting in for jessica aguirre. all nine arrested at uc berkeley are accused of carrying banned weapons. but were they really dangerous. >> we have team coverage starting with nbc bay area thom jensen who spoke with a woman arrested and what's her side of the story? >> reporter: raj, she says this sign it was large probably up to about my chin and about a foot wider than my body. she said she did carry it here before the speech started she was arrested. she had no idea it could be deemed a weapon. >> the arrest was captured on video, 44-year-old sarah rourk of sand brunn of cuffed and held in jail overnight accused of having a prohibited weapon at a admonition. >> i wish i could say i was shocked. >> what pam i charged with. >> rourk of one of nine arrested by lerkly police for carrying certain signs or items the department deemed dangerous at an antifacist demonstration thursday. >> my heart don't doesn't want to believe what i've been seeing. but my eyes don't lie to me. so i wish i could say i was deocked.

good evening i'm raj mathai. >> i'm jessica aguirre. he put sex on the front cover made bunnies a worldwide strad mark and forever changed american culture. 91-year-old hugh hefner passed away at his famous and infamous playboy mansion. we have a look at his life. >> reporter: a revolutionary indeed with his first magazine published back in the 1950s a pioneer in many ways who was never far from female companionship or controversy. >> he was the man who brought sex to newsstands with playboy magazine. >> nudity is still big in america. it's good for america but says how unsophisticated we are in terms of sex. >> both hugh hefner and his magazine were born in chicago. the first one sold out when it hit stands in 1953. future issues had the same success, launching an entertainment empire. by the end of the decade, playboy was selling more than 1 million copies a month. in the 1960s, he took the brand global, opening several clubs, including this one in san francisco in 1965. in the 1970s. hef moved west buying a home in los angeles, to be

raj mathai. >> jessica aguirre. confusion tonight over free speech week at cal.ere is what we know. all right proskt fewer milo yiannopoulos is in the bay area. he landed today and will holdz news conference tomorrow at treasure island ann coulter. she is out. conservative commentator sent an email to the associated press saying she is not coming to cal. but what about steve bannon? former white house chief strategist has not confirmed nor denied his participation. nbc bay area jodi hernandez joins us live with the latest reaction from the free speech week organizers and the university this this just goes on and on jodi. >> reporter: it does. berkeley patriot members tell me they are finalizing the list of speakers. but they insist the event will take place and the university says they'll be ready. as cal students gear up for tomorrow's big football game against usc they are also bracing for what's expected to be an bigger event on campus. four days of controversial ultraconservative speakers, including milo yiannopoulos. >> we have a lot of outside organization

raj mathai. >> and jessica aguirre. so the creepy clown crime mask making a comeback? a clown mask left behind at a scene raising question base who owns what it's used for, if it's a clue of what's to cop. nbc bay area damian trujillo. damian what do we know about it. >> well the victim in in case showed us a picture of the clown mask that police took in for evidence. the suspect was not wearing the mask at the time of the crime. it apparently fell out of his get away car. it will be interesting to see if police link the mask to other crimes in the area. this is a creepy clown mask justin weiss says a suspect drops last week. next to a pair of rub are gloves. san jose police responded and took away the items. >> any say that they believe it might be linked to a few home invasions. then a slough of robberies. >> weiss says he was installing at aet shutters at a home when he saw young girls and this men stealing power tools from his truck. they jumped in the car and weiss ran after them down the street. police later told him the car was stolen out of fremont. >> i work h

good evening thanks for being with us raj mathai. >> jessica acquire.y on aaron online six hours now. finally good news. fire crews have the upper hand. the fire broke out around noon near campus drive and caller avenue. sky ranger was overhead as the flames forced people out of homes. air tankers did water drops to protect the homes. >> the ground battle was swift and intense. ultimately no homes were damaged. but there were plenty of rattled nerves, considering the history of the location and this heat wave. we have team coverage for you tonight. let's begin with jodi hernandez near the fire lines. jodi. >> reporter: oakland police are finally starting to let some residents back in. you can see the cars lined up. they are actually checking addresses. some are being allowed back in others are going to have to wait a while. i'll tell you, it has been a tense and scarey afternoon for residents of the 100 or so homes evacuated. a dramatic afternoon for people living along campus drive in the oakland hills as a four-alarm fire forced 50 homes to be evacuat

i'm raj mathai. >> jessica aguirre. the dangerous weather could last through the evening as well. that's what it sounds like, thunder in west san jose, playing out up and down the bay area. let's take you outside right now. fremont is on the left, san jose on the the right. let's bring in jeff ranieri tracking what's happening out there. jeff we had 90 degrees a few days ago and now light zbloong the heat we dealt with is fueling the thunderstorm activity from the south. and this is the reason why we're under the microclimate weather alert. in the past half hour we've had 71 lightning strikes . .at least 31 in here. moving from the south to the north. most through the peninsula and south bay and east bay. i want to track some of the individual thunderstorms. winds gusting 20 to 40-mile-per-hour possibly small hail. and of course the lightning. if you can here that thunder you're close enough to be struck. so please head indoors. right now over loss alt ohs there is a thunderstorm to the north. belmont 6:at a and san mateo by 3:35 ton and burlg game by 6:53. enthen the other comple

i )m raj mathai. ==jess/2-shot== and i )m jessica aguirre.ne day after the 7-point-1 earthquake shook mexico to its core... the search >>> good evening. thanks for being with us. >> one day after the 7.1 earthquake shook mexico to its core the search for survivors has intensified. more than 50 people have been pulled from the debris alive. we learned that 230 people are now confirmed dead. one of the more gut wrenching developments is that 21 children and four adults were killed at an elementary school in mexico city. desperate rescue workers continued to sift through the rubble looking for survivors. the parents there are clinging to hope that their children will be found alive. that's because rescue crews say a teacher and two students did send a text message to each other from within the rubble. >> we begin our team coverage with nbc bay area damon who joins us on the phone now. tell us what you're seeing not just at the school but around town as you drove through. >> reporter: i'm about a block away and it's very hectic here. the voluntee

raj mathai. >> jessica aguirre. it's not oem the cowboys known as america's team. a bay area high school band is joining the national debate when it plays the national anthem at the a's game within the hour. as we said the cowboys and cardinals are the latest teams to join the protest. happened 30 minutes ago. but over the weekend nfl teams linked armed during the anthem, blasting athletes who take a knee during the anthem. >> the president was at it again late this afternoon. tremendous backlash against the nfl and its players for disrespect of our country. on friday mr. trump said nfl owners should fire players who kneel in front of the flag. now the a's are also instrumental in reigniting this debate. students in oakland are sounding displeasure with equal rights. marianne favro joins us from the coliseum where the students are about to perform. >> reporter: that's right at 6:5 a tonight members of the oakland unified school district honor band will perform the national anthem at the oakland a's "a" game. i talked with students this afternoon who told me they pl

=raj/2-shot= and i )m raj mathai.re on late tonight because f the giants game here on >>> nbc bay area news starts right now. >> we're on late tonight because of the giants game on nbc. we begin in mexico city the death toll is at 300 people and the frustration is in full swing. everyone banning together as they say mexican officials are ill prepared for this ongoing skew. it's four days now. 1:15 a.m. where you are and still very hectic. >> reporter: it is. those rescuers have no idea what time it is nor do they care. all they know is there are people there who might need to be rescued and more criticism about the mexican government's response to the quake. rescue teams continue the difficult task of sifting through rubble, brick by brick, somewhere in the rubble is this man, his family is anguished. this lady said she can't talk about her pain of not knowing if her nephew is still alive. the family is holding vigil on site hoping for the best but they're angry at the government. his aunt says the government doesn't

. >> i'm raj mathai. more lightning could be more trouble. tonight firefighters and pg&e crews are bracing for it. we are in a microclimate weather alert. we do have team coverage. let's begin with jeff ranieri tracking some thunderstorms at this hour. >> we do have that possibility as we head into tomorrow morning. the first thing i do want to get out, though is after all the pictures and the video have been coming in for monday's event, which was certainly unprecedented here across the bay area, we are not looking at an event that would be as strong for tomorrow morning. i wanted to get that out of the way. it's all coming from this storm system offshore. as this moves in we'll see the chance pick up. nothing developing off towards the south, but forecast modeling continues to show the possibility of a little bit of activity around 2:30 in the morning near morgan hill. i do think we'll see something. the big question for tomorrow is how close will these storms get? it really looks like a southern bay area event. slight chances in san jose.

. >> i am raj mathai. >> and i am janelle wang. >> sergio quintana is at sfo from the impact. >> reporter: we should mention that this new travel proclamation does not affect existi existing visas. there are some people who approve of this new travel ban. under the new travel proclamation, three countries have been added chad, north korea and venezuela. >> we never thought that we would be part of a group with five or six middle east countries. >> it only includes the top membership of the government and his family members. >> reporter: he says this is a good move by president trump. >> september 5th, canada government pass a resolution. >> reporter: still unfairly targets middle east north korean supreme leader kim jong-un does not let citizen travel to the u.s. a lawsuit challenges those orders is set to be heard by the u.s. supreme court next month. it was supposed to expire this weekend and new changes are expected to take effect october 18 and supposed to be indefinite. reporting live at sfo. sergio quintana. >> a lot more to come tomorrow morning. we have been following this story b

. >> i'm raj mathai. there's plenty of work that remains at this hour. this is the same area of the 1991 oakland hills fire where 25 people died. terry mcsweeney joins us from the neighborhood. there are plenty of people who were there 26 years ago. what are they saying tonight? >> reporter: this overwhelming response today is a direct result of that '91 disaster. memories of the death and destruction spurring firefighters to do everything to make sure it is never repeated. tonight, firefighters stand victorious over the fire that this afternoon struck fear into this neighborhood and beyond. 300 firefighters from oakland, berkeley and cal fire unleashed a fierce attack against flames as they moved towards multimillion dollar homes above and town homes in the villas complex. 100 people told to get out now. >> we're afraid because the smoke was coming on our side. we didn't nope if the flames were coming towards our side. >> reporter: no homes damaged, the overwhelming response because of what happened 26 years ago. '91 oakland hills fire killed 25 people,

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. first we want to start with breaking news. a major earthquake off the coast of mexico. this is an 8.0 magnitude quake. struck about 70 miles off the coast of southern mexico, triggering a tsunami warning. hit shortly after 9:00 local time. i want to show you a live scene. this is from a tv station in mexico city which provided it for us. we spoke with a usgs geophysicist shortly after ward and he said even though the quake hit offshore, the tremors were likely widely felt, even all the way to mexico city, possibly damaging as well. we're watching reports closely. we'll bring you live updates as soon as we get them. >>> hurricane irma heading for a direct hit for the state of florida. on the right side of your screen, this is a live look in fort lauderdale. this is essentially the calm before the category 5 storm. tonight, irma continues to barrel through the caribbean. the biggest fears for meteorologists are already coming true. the destruction is widespread. some of the pictures here are amazing to see. thousands of people h

. >> and i'm raj mathai. three elderly people died in san francisco. the city might not have been prepared. new at 11:00, nbc bay area's gene elle has how they are under fire. jean. >> reporter: san francisco does have an emergency plan for an excessive heat wave and they say that plan should have been activated before the temperature reached 106 degrees. now with three deaths linked to that heat wave, they want to know what went wrong. >> i'm very saddened by that. three deaths is three too many. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor aaron peskin reacting to a report from the medical examiner's office. three elderly people between the ages of 80 and 97 died alone in their homes from heat related illness. the deaths happened during the record setting labor day holiday heat wave and they add to a growing list of questions about how well city agencies were prepared. peskin is already planning to hold a hearing to find out why more ambulances weren't scheduled. emergency calls spiked with the temperatures as our investigative unit first reported, san fran

i am raj mathai. >> and i am jessica aguirre.alm and beautiful right now. in just a few hours the storm is going to be raging in. >> hurricane irma barrelling the caribbean and here is just a little of what it's left behind. you can see the devastation below. >> look at our satellite picture irma churning. >> let's begin with vianey arana joining us in miami. when will it turn dangerous where you are? >> reporter: within the past five seconds it officially started raining right now. the winds finally picking up. you can see the palm trees, the rain barrelling down. i am on the sand, and right in front of me is the beach. we spoke to a few folks that were hanging out, and now they are making their exit. they haven't closed off the beach just yet but weke

jessica aguirre and raj mathai handing out free ice cream. people are heading into the ballpark tonight for the game. tonight at 7:00. one question for you, what kind of ice cream did you guys want back in the studio? >> i think i want the drumstick. >> my answer is yes. >> all three? >> reporter: all right. we have tia and joe kim here. you guys are going to get hooked up with all of that. >> all right. well eat lots of ice cream over the next few days. jeff is at the giants game. they are back at home. but bumgarner will not pitch as scheduled but another superstar. a few preview next. a live look at at&t park. the giants getting ready to take on st. louis cardinals. >>> let's take you out for a live look at at&t park. giants getting ready to take on st. louis cardinals. let's bring in dave fellbin for a preview. >> beautiful day on the bay area. after what was a lousy road trip. only one win. big news madison bumgarner. the other big news is that buster posey is back on the lineup. now he is back. >> it wasn't like the offense was lighting

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. first we want to start with breaking news.major earthquake off the coast of mexico. this is

. >> i'm raj mathai. a hectic night on the east side of san jose. this is east of 680 on white