segÚn la corte constitucional colombiana los correos de los computadores de raÚl reyes no pueden sernto su custodia. >> una nueva grabaciÓn de audio que circulan redes sociales el narcotraficante servando gÓmez martÍnez conocido como la tuta asegura que no se va a entregar a las autoridades. se le escucha admitir que es un delincuente, vilma tiene el informe. >> el lÍder fugitivo de los caballeros templarios narcotraficante mÁs buscado en michoacÁn, servando gÓmez martÍnez alias la tuta reapareciÓ esta vez de una grabaciÓn en la que sólo se escucha su voz. >> todos al escuchar esta voz saben que soy yo servando gÓmez. >> en los 24 minutos que habla hace un acto de mea culpa, o dicho de otra manera reconociÓ sus pecados pero eso sÍ advirtiÓ que por nada del mundo se someterÁ en la justicia terrenal de las autoridades dicen que el que habla es un hombre acorralado. >> lo vuelvo repetir. no pido clemencia ni benevolencia soy un delincuente, reconozco que me equivoquÉ tendré que pagar en su momento. no pienso pagarle a las autoridades en este mundo terrenal. >> la tuta le dice a los juec

s/isabel reyes, inmigrante "me da miedo porque ahora tengo un hijo y quiero lo mejor para él y en mia seguridad ni la educación que le puedo dar aquí". un funcionario de la casa blanca confirm hoy que el presidente est considerando los requisitos del amparo. aunque no dio detalles, los activistas ya especulan. s/ gustavo torres, activista "estamos escuchando diferentes rumores. por ejemplo se habla que solamente las personas que llegaron hace 10 años. nosotros pensamos que es totalmente inaceptable" tambin se habla de que podra incluir a padres de ciudadanos. se contempla que sean de un milln a cuatro millones los inmigrantes favorecidos. pero en un comunicado la portavoz de la casa blanca indic: [grafica] "el presidente no ha tomado una decisin sobre acciones ejecutivas. es prematuro especular sobre los detalles, incluyendo el nmero de inmigrantes que sern beneficiados" pero segn un reporte revelado ayer por el centro de investigacin pew, no son tantos los latinos a los que el tema de inmigracin les preocupa. s/ ana gonzález, centro de investigación pew "una mayoría de los latinos v

reyes said she is confident police will catch her attackers ands sheen's not afraid.he said nothing will stop her from pursuing her modeling career. crown heights brooklyn, hazel sanchez, cbs2 news. >>> now exclusive with "eyewitness news", mom pleading for the person who stole her van to return the precious cargo inside. fifteen year old olivia's custom-made wheelchair was inside that stolen van. the teen has cerebral palsy, severe epilepsy, and significant developmental delays. now, she has to wait until january to get an appointment for a new one. her mother watched surveillance taken from the shoprite in port richmond. >> could you see him break out the window from the time he broke out the window, got in the car, backed it up, took off, was 19 seconds. gone. >> the wheelchair was last seen inside the back of the family's 2002 forward winds star mini-van. maroon, with white mark on the bumper. it has handicapped pennsylvania plates and license plate number right there: pd0628. if you have any information, about this van's whereabouts, or that wheelchair, you're as

let's meet head trainer dave, anthony reyes, ortega, carl coach and ogawason. now, the coaches of the giants third base coach, tim flanery. full coach, mark gardener. catching instructor, bill hayes. first base coach, robot roberto kelly. assistant hitting instructor joe los la bay and bam bam mule ins. for the giants dave rageti and ron willis. also giant coaches jose, shawn did you know -- dunne ston. and from the bullpen tier a. >> there were nine managers who led their teams 32 through at least three world series title now another with his third world series championship, he i'm guessing will be the 10th to join the great managers at the hall of fame, he's our own bruce bochy. [ cheers and applause ] >> that's three. i'm counting on it right now. let's hear it. 3, 3, 3, 3! yeah. wow in five 5 years. now let's meet the players and he played a big role in the giants success is. in the last five games there were no home runs except he hit one that was four 4 inches from going out in game 5. juan perez, no. 2. [ cheers and applause ] a lot of giants rookies on

s/isabel reyes, inmigrante "me da miedo porque ahora tengo un hijo y quiero lo mejor para él y en miión que le puedo dar aquí". un funcionario de la casa blanca confirm hoy que el presidente est considerando los requisitos del amparo. aunque no dio detalles, los activistas ya especulan. s/ gustavo torres, activista "estamos escuchando diferentes rumores. por ejemplo se habla que solamente las personas que llegaron hace 10 años. nosotros pensamos que es totalmente inaceptable" tambin se habla de que podra incluir a padres de ciudadanos. se contempla que sean de un milln a cuatro millones los inmigrantes favorecidos. pero en un comunicado la portavoz de la casa blanca indic: [grafica] "el presidente no ha tomado una decisin sobre acciones ejecutivas. es prematuro especular sobre los detalles, incluyendo el nmero de inmigrantes que sern beneficiados" pero segn un reporte revelado ayer por el centro de investigacin pew, no son tantos los latinos a los que el tema de inmigracin les preocupa. s/ ana gonzález, centro de investigación pew "una mayoría de los latinos votantes nos dice que ell

carlos reyes signed himself out of warnersville correctional facility monday. he wentz to assisted living center posing as concert promoter trying to gain access to senior citizen rooms. reyes will face additional charges when caught. >>> now to the accuweather forecast again a miserable morning. not a bad afternoon. and you know what tomorrow will be better, adam. >> we'll brighten the sky for friday and continue the sunny stretch not only through the weekend but majority of next week. look at the ben franklin bridge, camera bouncing and clouds beginning to break up as we look at double scan live radar around the region we're not tracking showers like last night. after half inch to inch of rain and finally dried the air and that's the way it will remain for my gosh the next four, five days. as we look at the temperatures right now in quakertown we're coming in at 51. slatington also 51. spots town 54. st. daivdz 5. chester 53. little cooler towards martins creek and tanersville and anywhere between 44 and 52 degrees and 51 browns mills and ewing and hockessin

de acuerdo con josÉ reyes, periodista y especialista en temas de seguridad, este tipo detenciones noades de la comunidad habÍa estado de fiesta.. >> este identificado como uno de los mayores opositores a los policÍas comunitarios de michoacÁn. desde ciudad de mÉxico, andrés gonzÁlez para univisiÓn. >> por lo -6 muertos se han reportado, tras el paso de la tormenta tropical judy. dejÓ mÁs de 2000 evacuados. >> nos quedamos aquÍ en la repÚblica mexicana, en donde anoche, por primera vez la banda del recodo se presentÓ en concierto, sin su trompetista aldo saravia. todavÍa se desconoce su paradero. el lÍder de la agrupaciÓn musical atendiÓ a los medios para expresar la preocupaciÓn de todos, por su colega y amigo. >> estamos todos consternados. conociendolo a Él se hace extraÑo. >> el comunicado que emitiÓ la banda dijo que el trompetista estÁ desaparecido desde el pasado 3 de octubre y hasta el momento las autoridades no tienen pista de su paradero. >> en mÁs informaciÓn, autoridades federales mexicanas, tomaron el control de vigilancia en el municipio de cocuya, que se encuentra aleda

>> en chilpancingo, maestros detuvieron a quienes identificaron como el cabo de infanterÍa antonio reyes hora de las manifestaciones por lo que fueron detenidos y entregados a las autoridades federales y a la comisiÓn de derechos humanos del estado. >> no es posible que puedan canalizar la fuerza del estado. >> ante la amenaza de bloquear los accesos este fin de semana para que exigir que aparezcan sus 23 compaÑeros, policÍas llegaron hasta el puerto para resguardar la seguridad. mientras tanto, se encuentra realizando un operativo en busca del alcalde de iguala, quienes presunto responsable de la muerte de tres estudiantes y 43 desaparecidos. en chilpancingo, mÉxico, alejandro roldÁn, univisiÓn. >> muchÍsimas gracias. siguen apareciendo fosas clandestinas. ¿quiÉnes son? y las protestas que se suman en guerrero, hay otras en el paÍs. un grupo de manifestantes intentÓ incendiar el edificio de la pgr ahÍ tiene el informe joaquÍn fuentes. >> la furia y la indignaciÓn llegaron a las instalaciones de la procuradurÍa general de la repÚblica en ciudad de mÉxico donde manifestantes lanzaron roca

vo: sentimiento comun entre los jovenes soÑadores o "dreamers" quienes, segn karla reyes de la organizacincorazn" , quizs tengan miedo de enfrentar el mundo real. sot: 01.45.00 definitivamente si el miedo es una razon por la que no estan aplicando para accion diferida, debe de ser su motivacion. en vez de la razon por la que no estan aplicando porque solamente accion diferida significa que ellos no van a poder ser deportados. vo: son muchas las historias de jovenes con mucho futuro. pero que no han ejercido sus carreras por no tener documentos. y asi como a ellos, para juan de dios, "daca" les da la esa esperanza que esperan por aÑos. sot: 14.30.00 que persigan sus sueÑos, que no se dejen vencer, no importando lo que pase. que caminen con la frente en alto y que recuerden todos esos momentos por lo que han pasado y que eso los ayude a mejorar la calidad de sus vidas, de sus familias y de la comunidad. katherine live lorena hablando de temas migratorios... maÑana sbado 4 de octubre habr un evento para renovacin de accin diferida o "daca"... tenga papel y lpiz a la mano para que tome nota de

african-americans must listen to them and include them in campaign decision making, reyes lopez dominated the room in a captivating defense of the land grant rights where americans demanded the restore ration of land ownership. and i also won't go into all the details of the land grant struggle, but i'll be happy to talk about that in q & a. the delegate s bonded over food and -- sclc took their issues seriously. to miles horton, the founder of the highlander folks school, the training school or center for civil rights and union organizing in tennessee dating what to the 1930s, dr. king said i believe we got a glimpse of the future and the making of a bottom up collision, as we know king was assassinated just three weeks later. spark violence in the district and all over the country. but ralph abernathy insisted that the campaign would go on. some dismised the campaign, saying it was too prevokive, the kind of protest was outmoded for a variety of reasons, many of them reconsidered, black panthers, who i talked with who said you know we wanted to go to washington as -- in memory of dr. ki

but you head north, 79 for point reyes and stinson beach. oakland, upper 70s inland. won't last, though. looking at some rain monday but warm warmer weather is in the forecast as well. that's coming up later. matt? >>> thanks, lisa. developing news in san jose, one person is dead and another injured following a solo vehicle accident. it happened around 11:40 in the area of blossom hill road and waltrip lane. a car crossed all lanes of traffic and crashed into a cement sign trapping two people inside. the mail driver died at the scene. a woman was taken to the hospital and treated for her injuries. no word on what caused the accident. >>> a man is under arrest after being caught on camera preying on children just feet from their parents. 20-year-old christopher german was identified a day after abc 7 aired surveillance video of him leaving the stores where the alleged gropings happened. allen wang spoke with german's fiancee and has the story from san leandro. >> i'm surprised because i have a little brother. it bothers me a little bit. >> knowing he has a kid, too, it

. >> principalmente a mÍ que tuve l gran experiencia de que Él me regalara mi primer reyes, un triciclola fundaciÓn que apadrinaba. >> fue persona persona aportadora. me acuerdo cuando era pequeÑa que vino con la primera dama. fue lamentable su muerte. >> su compromiso no conocÍa lÍmites. muchos jÓvenes los convirtió en profesionales con el pago de la universidad. >> en el trato, en el apoyo, la humanidad. fue una persona excelente e. >> medina que compartiÓ con oscar de la renta lamentÓ su muerte. por esta razÓn el gobierno dominicano dispuso tres dÍas de duelo para honrar a oscar de la renta que puso en el mapa al paÍs por su talento y carisma. >> en otras noticias la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud dijo hoy que se vienen probando dos vacunas exgerimentales que de ser efectivas se usarÍa en naciones o africanas azotadas por el Éboca. - Ébola. en estados unidos hay nuevos trajes de protecciÓn. >> a partir de maÑana en este hospital al norte de dallas estarÁ uno de los centros de tratamiento de Ébola y otras enfermedades en el estado de texas. las unidades contarÁn con un equipo de pro

upper 70s point reyes. stinson could hit about 80.o the accuweather seven-day forecast shows 70s, 80s and 90s today with the red flag warning. high fire danger until 5:00 tomorrow. columbus day will still remain warm, especially inland. but just the first part of the day, then the winds cool us off. here comes the big temperature drop, k chance of rain midweek and maybe again the end of the week. we will let you know how it will be in your area by keeping track of bay area weather on twitter with live doppler 7hd and talk about the chance of rain in st. louis. just a one-day warmup for us. >> tuesday the giants come back to town and play their game and the chance of rain there. >> yeah. >> we will see how that plays out. thank you, lisa. next, dog heroes. how these royal friends may have saved the life of an elderly woman. ♪shining, shimmering, splendid ♪tell me, princess, now when did♪ ♪you last let your heart decide♪ ♪a whole new world welcome to aulani, travel and leisure winner for top family hotel in the u.s. for special offers,

but the cooler coastal temperatures, about 74 degrees association beach. 79 up in point reyes and stinson. and we will see about 79 in san francisco. details on the cooling coming up. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. the giants are back in town trying to get some rest from yesterday's marathon win over the washington nationals. and prepare for game three of the division series tomorrow. the team bus pulled into at&t park around 6:00 this morning, mike krukow was one of first to get to his car, madison bum guarder will pitch in what could be the deciding game tomorrow. he was more intent get to go bredesen than talking with the media. >> i'll be here tomorrow. >> i'll take my bicycle the press conference tomorrow. >> yep, game time for tomorrow's game three match-up at at&t has yet to be determined. royals fans endured an epic match-up last night. an epic setting one too. the diehards watched game two at mccovey restaurant in walnut creek. the game went long, 18 innings.% the longest in postseason history. time for the second-most innings ever. giants fans were on the edges of their seats for

esto fue lo que se registro en algunas de nuestras ciudades point reyes: 1.17" santa rosa: 0.57" monterey temperaturas actuales.. sur de la bahia: 71 peninsula: 70 san francisco: 70 blanca ---en estos momentos los gigantes de san francisco disputan el cuarto juego de la serie contra los cardenales de san luis. take 2 box ---nos enlazamos en vivo al parque "at&t" con gabriel sotelo que nos habla mas sobre esta serie de campeonato... gabriel. take gabriel live gabriel live gabriel live top gfx vo blanca ---algunos comerciantes alrededor del parque "at&t" estan haciendo su agosto en esta postemporada de los gigantes y alrededor del parque "at&t" estan haciendo su agosto en esta postemporada de los gigantes y queremos saber su opinion por medio de nuestra pregunta del dia. ---qu opina sobre el tener que pagar hasta 150 dlares por un estacionamiento durante los juegos de postemporada de los gigantes? ---para participar, dirijase a nuestra pagina de facebook/telemund o48 y su respuesta podria ser compartida al final del noticiero.. blanca ---tiempo de la primera pausa , pero mas adelante... tak

annette reyes has details. >> it was a major house fire that woke people out of bed this morning. the new family in the neighborhood was on fire. >> someone was alerting us that the house next door to us was on fire. the fire 7:15 a.m., department got the call. they font the blaze for half an hour as it consumed the home. two firefighters were injured while putting it out. >> the fire that was on the first floor burned a hole into the second floor and cause them to fall through. frome fire was spreading the kitchen to the rest of the home. that is when she thought the worst. crewalerted the emergency that i did not know if the people who lived in the house were there or not. >> they were not inside. the husband was too upset to talk on camera. he was brewing coffee before going to work, he does not know of that started the fire. the cause is under investigation. >> i am still jittery myself. even knowing how close it was. i am glad it is no longer in the house. >> thank you. the dallas nurse been treated for ebola in atlanta will be released today. doctors will address the media i

. >> tuve esa gran experiencia de que me regalaran el primer reyes, un triciclo. >> fundÓ una escuelaequeÑa vino con la primera dama, hillary clinton, fue muy lamentable su muerte. >> su compromiso social no conociÓ lÍmites. a muchos de los jÓvenes dominicanos los convirtiÓ en profesionales con su ayuda en el pago de la universidad. >> fue una persona excelente. >> el presidente que compartiÓ muchos escenarios con de la renta, manifestÓ su dolor. toda la repÚblica dominicana estÁ de luto >> por esta razÓn, el gobierno dominicano dispuso tres dÍas de duelo nacional para honrar la memoria del diseÑador. >> la organizaciÓn mundial de la salud dijo hoy que se vienen probando dos vacunas experimentales que de resultar efectivas se usarÍan en naciones africanas afectadas por el Ébola. >> a partir de maÑana, en este hospital al norte de dallas, uno de los centros de tratamiento de Ébola y otras enfermedades. las unidades contarÁn con un equipo de cuidados mÉdicos de clase mundial. el anuncio lo hizo el gobernador. >> en resolverse con otro diagnÓstico de Ébola estos centros nos permitirÁn ac

tonight reyes is in the satellite center with what we just learned about thomas eric duncan. >> we just got the news moments ago. diagnosed withn that deadly disease is now dead. america has been keeping a close eye on thomas eric duncan since we first learned of his diagnosis last month. he felt ill after returning home from liberia. hospital.t to the it was a decision that would spark controversy. his health worsened. he was taken to the hospital on september 28 and was kept in isolation ever since then. his death comes four days after his condition was downgraded from serious to critical. confirm e-mail infected others. have paramedics -- he may infected others. seven paramedics into family members are being screened. itineraries originating from african countries were ebola is concentrated include taking temperatures. as is the big story of the afternoon. -- this is the big story of the afternoon. we'll continue following it and bring you breaking developments. >> thank you. we are learning more about a second american fighting ebola. dr.american ebola survivor bloodrantley has dona

. >> entre los servicios que ofrece luciana reyes se encuentra esta modalidad convertida en fenÓmenoe usar hasta para los que como yo no somos atlÉticos. >> chicos mÁs alto a ver. >> me cansÉ hace mucho calor. >> uno quema mÁs calorÍas que cuesta mÁs uno trabaja el equilibrio, la fuerza muscular al hacer un simple squad no es tan fÁcil con las botas puestas. >> un poquito de trampa. >> hasta la nasa ha empleado en las cuotas para acostumbrar a los astronautas acostumbrarse a la tierra firme. >> el ejercicio es mucho mÁs intenso pero mÁs agradable fÍjense las estadísticas del 30 70% de los corredores sufren lesiones en las rodillas y los creadores de estas botas aseguran que el impactos se reduce en un 80% bastante considerable. >> estaba acostumbrada a correr 5/6 k con esto de verdad es una maravilla uno siente enseguida el trabajo estÁn diferentes en el gimnasio uno queda adolorido los mÚsculos lo sientes tensos. >> entre saltos y rebotes el ejercicio se vuelve menos rutinario. >> de .... energÍa siento que salgo renovada estoy cansada quizÁs y cuando voy y hago ejercicio de este ti

reporting in the newsroom, jeanette reyes. >> tonight, we are hosting a special town hall meeting on ebola in america. we will have a panel of experts ready to answer your question about the illness -- your questions about the illness. use the #yourvoiceyourfuture. you can watch it live on our sister station and streamed at wjla.com. >> a tale of two seasons. many people woke up to cold conditions. areas west of d.c. even saw frost. some areas around the freezing mark. it was the perfect morning to bundle up. you won't need the jacket later on today. we are looking at much warmer weather as you head home from work. we have a look at the first forecast. up, lot of us were bundling looking for gloves and scarves this morning. take a look at the morning lows. manassas and culpeper with a temperature dropping to the freezing mark. 1 shy of it at dulles airport with 33. look how much warmer at reagan national, 46. a little on the cool site for this time of year, but nowhere near records. we are at about the average day for getting our first frost. we are warming up nicely. not a cloud in

some of the most important leaders of the chicano movement, you can see reyes seated next to dr. king, burt corona from california, gutierrez one of the founders of the mexican-are american outorganization and corky gonzalez were among many of the folks that were there. there were welfare rights activist, coal miners from eastern kentucky and virginia who were interested in land and environmental issues. religious activist from the national council of churches and american friends service, the quakers. and all these people in varying degrees call themselves as opponents of the vietnam war and saw that inextricably linked to the abandonment of the war on poverty by 1968. it was here that king presented his vision, one, that was not just about how sclc defined poverty, which you could see as jobs or income or solution to poverty but one that included everyone's ideas. the chicano activist offered a familiar refrain, representing more urban chicano reminding king conferring is a two way street. african-americans must listen to them and include them in campaign decision making, reyes

twenty-one year old begin lynn reyes said jumped by the men she walked by earlier this month.t her boot end, bloody, broken nose, says the suspect got away with purse and her eiffel phone. >> i remember the whole attack. for them leaving me, i remember them just dragging me, and then i started yelling for somebody to help me. >> reyes told our sister station cbs2 in new york she is not afraid, won't let anything stop her from pursuing her modeling career. >> 8:18 right now. "eyewitness news" exclusive of the mother pleads for the person who stole her mini-van to return some fresh precious cargo inside. >> her daughter's custom-made wheelchair was in that stolen van. and now the family may have to wait until next year to get a new one. steve patterson has more. >> she hey, p had a yes, sir child. >> olivia's love for life isn't limited by her disc, it is limited by crime. >> it is just hard to get her around. >> few saturdays ago, olivia's mom, carry, was working the deli at this northeast shoprite on break she discovered pool of broken glass, where her mini-van should have bee

. >> de acuerdo con josÉ reyes, periodista y especialista estÉtico. >> ahora que con la nueva administraciÓntuta se sigue burlando de todo. >> mario antonio romero escapÓ de michoacÁn y se refugiÓ la capital mexicana. andaba de fiesta en la colonia condesa. fue aprehendido. >> el criminal conocido como el frijol o el pinto estÉ identificado como de los mayores opositores a la presencia de policÍas en michoacÁn donde operaba con los caballeros templarios. les deseo de mÉxico andrea gonzÁlez para univisiÓn. >> por lo -6 muertos se reportaron tras el paso de la tormenta tropical tr que dejÓudy mÁs de 6000 evacuados e a tal punto llegÓ la contundencia las lluvias que emitieron una declaratoria de emergencia para 35 municipios del estado. ♪ >> nos quedamos aquÍ en la republicana mexicana en donde anoche por primera vez en la ciudad de querÉtaro la banda del recodo se presentan conciertos y su trompetista aldo saravia ya que aÚn se desconoce su paradero. el lÍder de la agrupaciÓn atendiÓ los medios que estaban presentes para expresar la preocupaciÓn de todos por su colega y amigo. >> estamos const

clouds and showers moving massachusetts point reyes right now. we'll show you that storm system on the doppler radar. and it's looking decent at this hour. we'll talk more about our chances of some showers tonight in a few minutes. >>> wall street recovered from a rocky week. today the dow jones closed up 260 points. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq also ended the trading week with some games. today's rally came on the heels of one of the most volatile weeks of trading in years. in the national headlines on the ebola outbreak and weak global economy caused big drops and gains on the dow jones this week. >>> your phone is about to become your wallet. and we have an exclusive preview. apple paw launches on monday. scott budman got a first look at how it works. scott live tonight to show us how he's going to do that magic for us. >> reporter: good evening. this is not the first time that you'll be able to pay for things using the signal from your cell phone. but apple hopes there are enough iphones out there to make it a habit. the drinks at mountain view

even tomorrow higher up about 12 to 18 feet expected across all the entire bay area for point reyes. if you're doing any traveling through the beaches, heads up. a perfect beach weather in the forecast. make sure you heed the warnings. some strong rip currents and the potential for some very high waves. 25-foot waves, unheard of across the bay area. we'll talk more about the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you so much. >>> the man the police say is responsible for the destructive fire in weed is behind bars. ronald beau marshall was arrested on charges of starting last month's fire. they say he was the person of interest throughout the entire investigation. the 516 acre fire destroyed almost 150 homes in the small city. also more than a thousand people were evacuated. dozens of other homes were badly damaged. marshall is being held on a quarter of a million dollars on bail. >>> home again at last. that's the story for hundreds of people evacuated after the apple gate fire in placerville but they're being warned not to get too comfortable. that fire is 67% contained. ton

reyes national sea shore, and the south bay, it was the story of the haves and the have-nots. by the time the system got all the way to the south bay, little to nothing left. and gilroy just .01 of an inch. if you want more rainfall there's still hope down in san jose. we continue throughout the three to four day period. the next upper level trough of low pressure will get here by friday. and the jet stream is going to ride right across california as we head athrouthrough monday. now overall with the row cent rainfall, it did help just a little bit. mountain view 100% of normal, san francisco, 108% of normal, but we need rain in livermore, currently at 43%. >>> federal investigators say they have a better idea of what caused the cal fire pilot to crash in yosemite. he died last week while fighting a fire. the plane may have hit a 2003 and torn a web during a fire retardant drop. the plane nearly incinerated on impact. >>> a man groped two young girls shopping with their parents. they hope this video can help track the groper down. the first victim was at a walmart store. the m

carlos reyes signed himself out of the correctional center yesterday and he reportedly went to an assisted living center posing as a worker trying to get into patient's rooms. >>> authorities are looking for a man that stalked and robbed two women, this is a video of the suspect from october 12th, police say he followed the victims on the 1,000 block of oregon avenue and when the women passed the suspect walking up behind them with a gun in his hand and one woman threw cash in the man and grabbed him that allowed her friend to escape and the thief ran off to 12th street. if you recognize him you are asked to call police right away. >>> authorities want to you take a close look at this man, he is called a person of interest in an apartment burglary that happened over the summer, it's from july 25th in carlyle street in the point breeze section, if you know anything about the man please call police. a crash in the lehigh valley, killed a beloved activists. leroy burton tested positive for hiv 20 years an and since then he spoke out to stop the stigma of aids. it's a nonprofit dedicated to ai

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mÁs siguientes que nunca los de san francisco son los nuevos reyes de la pelota caliente!zada del momento. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos. estados unidos todos los dÍas se diagnostican muchas pacientes con cÁncer de seno. la mamografÍa sigue siendo en medio de diagnÓstico mÁs adecuado pero ahora hay una nueva tecnologÍa. despuÉs de que la doctora le realizÓ una mamografÍa y se dio cuenta que habÍa algo que no estaba bien y le propuso hacer otra prueba. es una mamografÍa que se realiza con contraste como una glucosa que no produce ninguna reaccionaria rica. todo el proceso hace dos imÁgenes y la siguiente cuando el tejido absorbiÓ. ese dÍa una biopsia y el resultado dio un carcinoma in situ. en el otro seno estaba invasivo. >> seno bright estudiar las molÉculas. esta es una mamografÍa regular y esta otra es la del cÁncer que se visualiza mejor a travÉs del contraste. >> el tejido normal no se adhiere a esta glucosa y el tejido anormal tiene avidez por esto. el tema es el proceso de acÁ a fin de aÑo, ya terminÉ con la quimioterapia y despuÉs es una operaciÓn y es curativo. >> n

and light on shore flow will cool point reyes and the city and half moon bay today.t will still be clear. it will be very nice day today if you head out earlier on to enjoy some beach weather. by about 2:00, 3:00, you will feel the sea breeze kick up and we are looking at a southwesterly big swell from santa cruz to stinson. very dangerous conditions once again. in fact, all across the state, down through san diego, looking at some high surf, as well. look for 91 today in vallejo. 89 in oakland. so you know the sea breeze is going to be no where in sight with numbers climbing through the upper 80s. palo alto, 92 and in san jose. and at the boardwalk mid-80s with half moon bay 79. 96 in cloverdale. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. another hot day today. by far the hottest day out of the next seven. we will look for numbers to come down another ten degrees or so in some neighborhoods tomorrow, five or ten degrees. by monday and tuesday we are looking at more typical october weather with our coolest day perhaps the end of the upcoming work week. then we should

organic ranchers are urging authorities to remove elk from the national recreational area and point reyes sea shore. the elk are competing with cows for spares vegetation. ranchers say the native animals devour the rye grass that the cows eat. the elk threaten the dare riz because 30% of a cow's diet must be forged material or the lose their certification. >>> a scandinavian nonprofit announced plans to colonize mars in a project called mars 1. however, a new mitt m.i.t. says the study is doomed. the plan would put commits on mars by 2025. students at m.i.t. studied the project using a mars settlement analysis tool and found the mission's food would not last and the colonists would starve and the plan to grow food indoors would fail because of air pressure. the founder says the study is right, that getting replacement parts would be a problem. the researchers hope to work with mars 1 scientists to make it more efficient. >>> coming up at 6:00, should you break out your rain gear? a live look at san jose. drew tuma will let you know the answer next. >> the raiders looked like a different t

that's where we find jeanette reyes with more on these new measures. >> additional precautions are being taken right now to prevent ebola from entering the country. this comes after several scares. one right here at dulles international airport. the federal government is closing all air travel when it comes to ebola screening. you may remember last week an extra level of screening was implemented at a handful of airports around the country. passengers arriving from west africa to these airports would have their temperatures taken. while officials at other airports were simply asked to keep an eye out for passengers with obvious symptoms of the virus. right now, under the government's new rule, passengers arriving from liberia, sierra leone, and guinea must enter through the five airports doing those special screenings. this news comes after new reports revealed that four passengers who arrived at dulles from west africa last week showed symptoms that alarmed c.d.c. officials. this according to "the washington post." those four passengers were hospitalized and later released. we talked to

reporting live in the newsroom, janette reyes, abc 7 news. >> ok. thank you. well, right now authorities are investigating a fire that killed two children overnight. the family was sleeping when the fire broke out in their duplex on grand avenue in cumberland. the family on the other side of the duplex got out safely. the cause of the fire is under investigation. well, heading outside now, we have swapped yesterday's rain and gray for a little wind today. eileen is here with a look at our first forecast. still a nice day. >> well, it turned out nice despite the wind. in fact, a little more sunshine than i had thought from earlier today. we had some morning clouds but some peeks of sun throughout the region but the main story today is certainly the winds, hands down. just look at the last hour in manassas. 30-mile-per-hour wind gusts in dulles. if today's trash day, you may be trying to find the trash can later on down the road. temperatures are climbing to 60 degrees. 57 right now in both gastersburg and also b.w.i. it feels cooler when you factor in the wind.

stratus field gets close to the shoreline but never really makes it except at the lighthouse at point reyes. but if we get this big mass of refrigerated air offshore, it's going to serve to cool things a little bit tomorrow for everybody. and then further cooling as we get toward midweek. that's if the stratus shows up. we shall see. 8:00 temperatures tonight will still be in the 80s inland. in the mid-70s around the bay area. tomorrow morning will be sunny and will start out with numbers upper 50s, low 60s. and then really go up from there. good day for sumo wrestle, the temperature in japantown? >> absolutely. >> made you look though. [ laughter ] >> 78 degrees. sunny and warm in the city tomorrow for the sumo wrestling festival if you want to check that out. high pressure still in firm command of the eastern pacific so we'll be warm again tomorrow a little bit cooler than we were today. but a little bit cooler than today still means readings mostly in the 90s. maybe in the upper 80s around the bay. so here's what we expect. we expect numbers to drop a notch or two for tomorrow. not as ho

here is where -- is seeing the best rain, point reyes to bodega bay, that area, and define -- between sea ranch and point reyn a. as we head through the day the temperatures are at least 10- or 15-degrees cooler than yesterday and all of us in the mid-to-upper 60's and there could be a spotty low 60's with the heavier rain. tonight the temperatures are cooler with the 40's taking over and some of the home 50's around the bay. here is the way it times out, the first batch falls apart and by 9:00 a wave develop and it is slowing down and the wave has more energies yellows and oranges and look where it goes for noon, right over the heart of san francisco and right up into the north bay with red this indicating the possibility of heavy rain and that is where we get the thunder and that rolls right over the peninsula and over into the east bay as we head from about 2:00 to 4:00 and then you can see by five o'clock we are getting that beck. overnight, showers will fall apart but for over the ocean, tomorrow we have a chance of scattered showers but they are very scattered and tomorrow is no

organic ranchers are urging authorities to remove elk from the national recreational area and point reyes sea shore. the elk are competing with cows for spares vegetation. ranchers say the native animals devour the rye grass that the cows eat. the elk threaten the dare riz because 30% of a cow's diet must be forged material or the lose their certification. >>> a scandinavian nonprofit announced plans to colonize mars in a project called mars 1. however, a new mitt m.i.t. says the study is doomed. the plan would put commits on mars by 2025. students at m.i.t. studied the project using a mars settlement analysis tool and found the mission's food would not last and the colonists would starve and the plan to grow food indoors would fail because of air pressure. the founder says the study is right, that getting replacement parts would be a problem. the researchers hope to work with mars 1 scientists to make it more efficient. >>> coming up at 6:00, should you break out your rain gear? a live look at san jose. drew tuma will let you know the answer next. >> the raiders looked like a different t

diego reyes del porto hector herrera del porto andres guardado psv eindohven jonathan dos santos del giovani dos santos villareal javier hernandez real madrid carlos vela real sociedad raul jimenez atletico de madrid vo lo que sigue ahora es ver si carlos vela va a venir o no. en caso de nevamente negarse a estar con el tri. podira ser suspendido y no se le permitiria jugar con el real sociedad ademas la fifa podria multar al jugador. por su parte el director tecnico miguel herrera ya dijo que esta es la ultima oportunidad para vela y que si seniega a venir no lo volvera a convocar. los juegos seran el 12 y 18 de noviembre ante holanda y bielorrusia. en europa. vo el dia de hoy salio el primer finalista de la copa mx apertura 2014. puebla y lobos buap se disputaron el boleto y los 90 minutos no fueron suficientes esta se fue hasta la instancia de los penales donde el puebla salio victorioso 5 a 4 desde los once pasos y ahora espera al ganador entre santos y tigres.. gs como la vez cesar nuevamente el temoc haciendo goles. esperemos a ver quien es el otro finalista ademas el juego num

two other cameras are installed on big rockridge and point reyes. they not replace volunteers would staff the towers. >>> meteorologist mike nicco, what is beginning on for the weekend? >> talking about a game at levi stadium tonight so we will zoom over there. >> we have ducks taking on the bears as levi stadium and 68 at 7:00, 62 by, say, 10:30 and cool but mostly clear conditions and other stuff going on this weekend if you are interest fall craft and we have a festival in danville it will be showers tomorrow. game four shows showers threatening but they are very light and they will not slow down the game much at all tomorrow, just wet from time to time. leyla gulen? >>> we will turn off here with construction northbound 880 at marina boulevard to davis street with lines take -- taken away. and the pac12 conference, university of.org oregon versus, expect to see heavy traffic 237, 101, 280 all surface streets with more days if a few minutes. >> the city of walnut creek is offering incentive to get more people to shop downtown our media partner, t

uh through point reyes and santa cruz. the thing we are noting is it is now beginning to cross over into parts of the east bay. so, with that amount of fog intrusion at 11:16. start off cloudy for tomorrow morning. like we had this morning. even down here to the santa clara valley. for san jose. start off cool with 50s. widespread cloud cover. also for the peninsula as well. so we will take-up you to the forecast. temperatures begin to drop. 6:00, 7:00 in the morning. likely lows in the north bay. done to 52 degrees. start off. 54, east bay. once again. great start done here throughout the south bay. 55 degrees. so let's go ahead and take-up into the microclimate forecast. head throughout the friday. it is finally, almost here right now. in the forecast. already here. get you in. you can see san jose for tomorrow. comfortable. best day of the week so far. when it comes to temperatures. 81 for your high. finally out of the 90s. morgan hill. 88 for the high. san jose. one of the cooler spots. palo alto. cooler. sunny skies.

andria reyes has been working on the study since its inception. woman: i'm part of a large research team that collects data for this research study, and we're the people who are in contact on a daily basis with the mother-and-child pairs. at each visit, the mom gets interviewed -- we do several short questionnaires with her -- and the child gets tested neurodevelopmentally. this is all done through play, and it's pretty fun for the child. we're looking at mental and motor skills and we want to see if there are any delays in those skills. we want to see how they relate to any exposures the child may currently have or may have had in the past. what is a cow? narrator: one test done on 4 1/2-year-olds asks them to draw a person. these drawings are by children not exposed to pesticides. quite different from the ones by children who were exposed. but alone, results like these are not enough to make any definitive conclusions. dr. whyatt: to make sure that the effects you're seeing are, in fact due to the contaminant you're measuring you have to take in

what you'll be able to see in the north bay is a few scattered showers near point reyes, also pointsoing to put a track on some of this. you can see we'll get some of these showers moving massachusetts valinas, light scattered showers. we're going to be continuing to follow into this evening. as we take you outside, temperatures quite a bit cooler than we've been used to for october for this time night. right now, 5:19, 71 for the south bay. 73 degrees along the east core 73. something we have not seen too much of lately, not only 73 in the east shore, but we'll take you back to the tri-valley. typically one of our hottest spots. we're also us at 75. deeper into the forecast tracking this storm system for tonight, it does look very impressive. you can see some heavy pockets of rainfall out hereof shore as we continue throughout 7:00 p.m. as that continues to get closer, once again as we mentioned, it's going to be breaking apart. the best chance of any kind of measurable precip through 11:00 p.m. would be in marin, napa, sonoma counties. we'll likely see a chance of some scattered is

point reyes picking up over an inch. santa rosa over a half inch. vallejo 3100. and across the peninsula we also did manage some decent totals at king's mountain. then trace amounts for menlo park and redwood shores. not nearly as much down in the south bay. we piked up 4 hundredths of an inch in halls valley. 8 hundredths of an inch in loma prieta. the good news, though, just even a few rain drops helping at least that short-term fire threat. we're around cloudy and also cooler trend over the next two to three days. we're going to see this area of upper low pressure get closer. another storm system by friday for a chance of some rainfall and that's not it. by next monday's forecast, the most widespread measurable rainfall expected as we head throughout that forecast. we'll have full details on how much we could see in that full forecast in about ten minutes. >> okay, thank you, jeff. investigators say they now have a better idea what may have caused the plane crash in yosemite that killed a cal fire pilot from the bay area. the 62-year-old man died when his air

african-americans must listen to them and include them in campaign decision making, reyes lopez dominated the room in a captivating defense of the land grant rights where americans demanded the restore ration of land ownership. and i also won't go into all the details of the land grant struggle, but i'll be happy to talk about that in q & a. the delegate s bonded over food and -- sclc took their issues seriously. to miles horton, the founder of the highlander folks school, the training school or center for civil rights and union organizing in tennessee dating what to the 1930s, dr. king said i believe we got a glimpse of the future and the making of a bottom up collision, as we know king was assassinated just three weeks later. spark violence in the district and all over the country. but ralph abernathy insisted that the campaign would go on. some dismised the campaign, saying it was too prevokive, the kind of protest was outmoded for a variety of reasons, many of them reconsidered, black panthers, who i talked with who said you know we wanted to go to washington as -- in memory of dr. ki

. >> reporter:after a two-year legal battle to stay open, an oyster farm at point reyes national seashorennounced today it has settled its case and will close all of its operations by dec. 31. >> reporter:the drakes bay oyster co. had sued the u.s. interior department in federal court to challenge a 2012 decision by then- salazar to allow its lease at an estuary of drakes bay to expire. the company lost its bid for a preliminary injunction federal trial judge in oakland and before the 9th u.s. circuit court of appeals in san francisco. the last legal step in the case came in june, when >> reporter:the u.s. supreme court declined to hear its appeal.the oyster farm closed its retail and canning operations on july 31, but continued wholesale sales while negotiating with the national park >> reporter:service about the terms of a full closure. >> reporter:under the settlement, announced by both the oyster company and the national park service today, drakes bay can continue the harvesting and wholesale sales of oysters until dec. 31. >> reporter:the park service will take responsibility for the