vamos hasta san diego.a nutria? >> entre 10:12 aÑos, eso te dice algo del cuidado que se les estÁ dando. vienen de asia, de la india, de la china, son de agua dulce, y buscan toda su comida en los rÍos. luis: ademÁs tengo entendido que tenemos otros invitados el dÍa de hoy. >> aquÍ tenemos al ruby, un tecolote oriental. un tipo de bÚho, tienen las hojas como si fueran orejas, ruby fue rescatada, hacemos programas de rescate, se lesionÓ el ala. luis: entonces, ruby, tengo entendido que no puede volar. >> exacto, porque la meta del programa es habilitar a los animales y devolverlos al medio ambiente, pero algunos animales no pueden ser devueltos debido a las heridas que tienen, y ella se convierte en embajador para los programas de animales y de conservaciÓn. luis: ademÁs de ruby, hay otras aves que hemos estado esperando todo el dÍa y son estas. >> tenemos unos pingüinos que nacieron hace tres meses aquÍ mismo en sea world san diego, son pingüinos de magallanes, no tienen el color normal de un adulto y es po

vamos hasta san diego. envuelto en una tortilla. si buscas un burrito de desayuno básico, este no lo es. johnny:tienes toda la razÓn, nos vamos nuevamente hasta san diego. ana: con nuestro amigo luis sandoval muy bien acompaÑado, ¿con quiÉn estÁs? luis: yo sigo aquÍ feliz de la vida en san diego, trajo un invitado, quÉ modales son estos. >> te estÁ saludando, es una nutria asiÁtica, está con su papi, el hermano es el que trabaja en el espectÁculo. luis: es artista. >> y estas dos son embajadores, van a cumplir 17 aÑos del mes que viene. luis: ¿cuÁnto es la vida normal de una nutria? >> entre 10:12 aÑos, eso te dice algo del cuidado que se les estÁ dando. vienen de asia, de la india, de la china, son de agua dulce, y buscan toda su comida en los rÍos. luis: ademÁs tengo entendido que tenemos otros invitados el dÍa de hoy. >> aquÍ tenemos al ruby, un tecolote oriental. un tipo de bÚho, tienen las hojas como si fueran orejas, ruby fue rescatada, hacemos programas de rescate, se lesionÓ el ala. luis: entonces,

luis: deseamos desde san diego, california, muy buenos dÍas! seguimos en san diego.s hispana, estamos a 30 minutos de la frontera con tijuana, estamos a dos horas de los angeles, estÁn y tambiÉn es importante para la poblaciÓn de esa ciudad porque acÁ una de las bases navales mÁs importantes de la costa oeste, este es uno de los destinos turÍsticos favoritos, el día de hoy tienen su sabor mexicano! chicos, tenemos muchas sorpresas vamos a hacer una visita al safari park, me acompaÑÓ y tuvimos un dÍa con muchos deportes extremos. ana: es espectacular, hay una parte femenina de la mujer, y se ve desde lejos, todo el mundo se quiere tomar fotos aquÍ, me encanta. karla: me saliÓ un gallo. ana: eso te pasa por ver un "gallo con muchos huevos". karla: estÁ muy bonita. ♪ acÉrcate, sorpréndete ♪ ♪ que siga la algarabÍa ♪ ♪ vamos a divertirnos que ya llega el vÍdeo del día ♪ ♪ acÉrcate, sorpréndete ♪ ♪ que siga la algarabÍa ♪ ♪ vamos a divertirnos que ya llega el vÍdeo del día ♪ william: ya quiero mi iphone 6. a veces la gente en casa tiene los gatos que hacen asÍ. mueven la

and that, san diego's d.a.000 case was two strikes and he'd be facing 25 years to life. >> are you saying then that the deaths of these two girls could have been prevented? >> we're saying is had he been incarcerated, it would have been impossible for him to commit these particular crimes. and there were ample opportunities to either revoke his parole or to prosecute him. >> but no one at the time was monitoring gardner's gps. >> did you find fault with somebody or with some system? >> we think it was the system that was at fault. we didn't find any particular fault on the part of the parole agent. the agents just weren't looking at it because they weren't required to. >> listen to this, they weren't expected to track gardner's gps monitor because of the way a standardized assessment used at the time classified gardner's risk potential as medium-low risk. >> with the lower risk offenders, it was only used as a crime-solving tool. >> matthew cade was the head of the california department of corrections. >> so if

and los angeles and not really thinking very much about how san diego and los angeles got to be san go and los angeles. they began life as spanish settlements, grew up as mexican settlements and are the seedbed for the creation of some of the largest cities in our country. san antonio, san francisco, los angeles, san diego, among the largest cities in the united states now and begun as spanish catholic missions and begun as a place where there was an encounter of cultures between spain and native america. it's an important part of our story but, yes, the caller is right, we learn far more about plymouth rock and jamestown than we ever learned about the origins of los angeles, the second largest city in america. >> host: linda is in phoenix, the tenth largest city in america. >> caller: phoenix is? okay. am i on? >> host: you're on. >> caller: okay. hi. well, first i want to go back to your comment on immigration, and immigration -- non -- immigration regulations prior to 1920. in fact, not everybody was let in. the immigrants had to prove that they had a job to go to, or someone to v

environmental group san diego coast keeper is concerned about the scale of the project. on a cool morning a few weeks ago i boarded a small boat with matt o'mally. we set out from shelter island. after 45 minutes riding through some very choppy waters, we rounded point loma and stopped at a spot four miles off ocean beach. >> you come to a place like this, how quiet, pristine, beautiful it is. >> reporter: this is where rose canyon fisheries would go. o'mally equates it to industrial farming. >> an animal feed lot. like a giant constrained animal cow farm or pig farm. and with no environmental regulations, no property rights. >> reporter: because it would go in federal waters, rose canyon fisheries wouldn't buy or lease its space. it would have to get permits but the project is the first of its kind so there isn't an established federal agency to approve the project. >> if you're going to do it and say san diego's the proving ground for this, it's a private venture on public propertity, we're going to be the proving ground? we damn well better do it right. >> reporter: b

is being -- the sand in san diego is being transformed.ists are competing in the u.s. sand sculpting challenge. for the first time this year, the competition has a theme, the 2016 summer olympics in rio. one artist created a sculpture of former olympian bruce jenner and his transition to caitlyn. >> the muscle guy, you know, bruce jenner, you know, sport idol turned woman. you know? it just, uhm, extremes. you know? dealing with extremes. and i just wanted to try to capture that in my sculpture. >> artists say the best tools to create their masterpiece are their own two hands. >> it would be nice to have talent, wouldn't it? >> and lots of sand. [ laughter ] >> i flyer that. i wish i could do drawing and sculpting and all that. i admire that. >>> outside the surf is building and there are beach hazards posted tonight for rip currents and high surf and sneaker waves all because of a long period swell that's affecting especially south and southwest facing beaches. so be careful if you head to the beach this weekend because there could be som

nuclear powered aircraft carrier left san diego yesterday.will come across the pacific as part of a three way swap. the uss george washington will move from japan to virginia and the uss theodore roosevelt is moving to san diego. the uss ronald vegan called san diego home for the past 11 years. >>> a new target store set to open in chicago could be the first to serve liquor inside the store. target has applied for a two city liquor licenses. one to sell packagedly your and another to serve alcohol on site but there is no word yet on whether the licenses will lead to a full bar or if the in store liquor concept will expand to other locations. >>> the new high-tech restaurant in san francisco is revamping fast food. itza is completely automated. you order and pay for your food through an ipad. the menu consists of bowls feeled with keen what and other items. when it's ready your meal appears in a box like a vending machine. >> we have built a system and pent spent a lot of time building a system so we can provide a really high quality nutritiou

customs officer at the border crossing near san diego.ed him. >> translator: they asked me for papers i told them i didn't have any. they gave us food and water. they took us to process where we received our release paperwork. by the border there's a building where they take detainees and refugees. >> he told them his whole story. his persecution, and how he wants asylum. he then gave them the phone number of his wife's family in san diego. who could be his sponsor. >> translator: we stayed 24 hours. the next day they released us. once i knew it was america and the americans took me, i was so comfortable after that moment. i was so happy. we were so happy, we cried. we cried tears of happiness. >> he was given a three month temporary visa. but his string of good luck is an exception. and it didn't last long. >> translator: i'm not working right now because my identification expired. people are helping me. my family helps me. mark is trying to find me a job. >> and even he has learned what is already known by many other persecuted christia

as the giants are at the san diego padres.al start and it will be against his old a's rotation teammate tim hudsonthe two will square off saturday afternoon at the oakland coliseum when the giants and a's hook up for the 2nd game of a 3-game series gary has all your highlights coming out >> gary :yogi bera , one of the all time greats has passed away at the age of 90 buster posey has been scratched from tonight's lineup. as the giants are at the san diego padres. barry zito will get one final start and it will be against his old a's rotation teammate tim hudsonthe two will square off saturday afternoon at the oakland coliseum when the giants and a's hook up for the 2nd game of a 3-game series somebody named trevor brown delivering here brendan crawford with a single to right giants up 2-0 draggin around an injury got a nice groove going 4-2 giants heston didn't allow a run giants win , and the dodgers are stumbling dbacks take a 2-0 lead great play here get the man to 2nd base lost 4 straight 8-0 dbacks here's the key thing yo

. >>> a woman gave birth at petco park in san diego tonight. a baby boy entered the world near the third inning of the padres/giants game. a very pregnant super fan who did not have time to leave the game or get to the hospital had her son in the courtyard plaza. the biggest winners of the game tonight, mom and dad. as for the baby's name, levi. >> maybe the parents are 49ers fans. >> we shall see. speaking of the giants, we'll let you know how the game turned out. with the division race (in all honesty) pretty much decided before the giants took the field in san diego..... madison bumgarner's quest for a first-ever 20-win season..... >>> good evening. in all honesty, pretty much decided before the giants even took the field in san diego. madison bumgarner's quest for the 21 season may be next on the giants' priority list. mad bum 18-8 coming in. he would leave up 4-3 after seven. sergio romo against matt kemp. alejandro de aza allowing cory spangenberg to score. josh osich in the fire. the padres walk off in back to back games, 5-4 the final.

half of its workers are based in san diego. price action is off 2% today in german trade. >> a number of apple customers are reporting that their devices crashed after they tried to upload the ios 9 operating system just launched on wednesday. social media is a wash with complaints. some user ss say the upgrade fas after several minutes making them have to start all over again. that's probably caused by too many people trying to download the update at the same time. others say their older iphones and ipads seized up on the swipe to upgrade page. apple also had issues on ios 8. some of the bugs have never been fixed. >> i have no issues. >> let's have a look at other world news stories. croatia blocked off 7 of its main road crossings in serbia in an attempt to limit the number of migrants in the country. the country is full and advised migrants to stay away. but despite this they continue to find routes into the country. hungary has begun work on a wall to close off it's border with croatia. he'll hold a summit of eu leaders in

the 49ers in action, hosting san diego and raiders in seattle taking on the seahawks. a meaningless wrap up to the pre-season. they will make sure all the regulars are rested. in week one the raiders host the cincinnati bangles. one thing to look for, he had a solid rookie season. number 52. they will turn him loose on quarterbacks this year. he was asked about his expectation for his sophomore season in the nfl. >> you get better every day. right now, you are out there grinding. throwing game. you will have more opportunities. >> going to play great teams every week. everybody is good. >> it would shock me if he is not a big time winner. that man is going to cause commotion. jim harbaugh making his debut with michigan tonight in utah. 3-3 in the first half. interesting to do a poll on 49er fans whether they are rooting for him or to lose in abundance. that is the sporting life for now. highlights at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you. >>> campaign contributions and a sweet deal for a company getting public company. 2 investigates takes a look at the relationship between a sherif

game tied at 4 bottom of the 9th alexi deep to left, 5-4 san diego win. the giants loss plus the dodgers win puts l.a.'s magic number to win the west now at 3. >>> fans at the coliseum filing in for tomorrow's zito-hudson matchup. a's didn't give the fans much of a show yesterday. top of the 8th prince fielder two-run jack made it 8-1. that was the final as the rangers get a sweep in oakland. >>> sunday the 49ers visit arizona. a 2-0 football team that's been one of the most impressive so far this season. but cardinals head coach bruce arians isn't buying the hype others are dishing out. >> they are patting you in the back looking for a soft spot where to stick the knife, you know? same guy patting us on the back saying we are going to lose the next 10 in a row. he might be right. >> the raiders and browns on our air on sunday. wayne, give it to me one more time. [ bell tolls ]

game tied at 4 bottom of the 9th alexi deep to left, 5-4 san diego win. the giants lose plus the dodgers win puts l.a.'s magic number to win the west now at 3. >>> fans at the coliseum filing in for tomorrow's zito-hudson matchup. ace didn't give the fans much of a show yet. top of the 8th prince fielder two-run jack made it 8-1. that was the final as the rangers get a sweep in oakland. >>> sunday the 49ers visit arizona. a 2-0 football team that's been one of the most impressive so far this season. but cardinals head coach bruce arians isn't buying the hype others are dishing out. >> they are patting you in the back looking for a soft spot where to stick the knife, you know? same guy patting us on the back saying we are going to lose the next 10 in a row. he might be right. >> the raiders and browns on our air on sunday. wayne, give it to me one more time. [ bell tolls ] >> giants, you better win

change the world and i actually was in san diego california. had worked on capitol hill way back when in 1995 is when i started there. i thought it was going to be a journalist and i ended up going to washington instead and worked there on capitol hill and one day meet this guy on an airplane and i heard this british accent. he was kind of handsome and women can do that quick scan, no wedding ring. so i did a little bit of bad and he turned out to be very funny. he moved to england and i married him and that was 18 years ago. we lived in england for 10 months together and frankly socialism and rain did not suit me very well. [laughter] he wanted to start a business so we decided we would come back to america and we could live anywhere we wanted and we chose san diego. we knew there was nothing except for a 6-month-old bijou a. i worked in pr firms and my first job in san diego was city council for one of the city councilman and rick burnell was the spokesperson for the mayor. so we have quite a history going back and we worked together in the p

locked in a bank vault right here in san diego, on rosen krans street. the year was 1953 and rocket chemical company set out to keep rockets from rust. and it took a few times. 40, in fact. and the name stuck. water displacement, 40th formula. these cans today, headed for malaysia. patty doing quality control on the line for nearly 17 years. >> it's a name brand. everybody has a can in their house. >> reporter: customers writing them, saying they used wd-40 for everything, from fixing a squeaky hinge to keeping bathroom mirrors from fogging. even removing stains from fabrics. wd-40 says 2,000 ideas sent to them and counting. but tonight, they're also out to wipe away something else. the counterfeits along the way. one of the original cans, right on display. >> i will guarantee you that this can still works. there it is, it works. >> reporter: that secret formula, with three worlds swords in mind. >> made in america! >> and that secret formula locked up right here in southern california. i'm david muir. thank you for watching here on a monday night. i hop

special correspondent sarah varney has our report from san diego.s story was produced in collaboration with our partner kaiser health news. >> reporter: the affordable care act unleashed a building boom of community health centers across the country at a cost of $11 billion, more than 950 new health centers have opened with hundreds more on the way. all meant to accommodate millions of new medicaid patients. people like laurie simpson. >> hi, how are you? >> good, how are you doing? >> doing good. >> reporter: at age 58, after several worrisome decades without health insurance, she's finally getting treatment for her dangerously high blood pressure, as well as a thyroid disorder, and after years of double vision, surgery for her eyes. >> i have nine medications that i get every month, and mine comes to a little over $200. my husband, he's a diabetic, and his medication alone without doctors' visits or anything comes to over $400 a month. >> reporter: for that, how much do you have to pay? >> we don't pay anything. it's all covered. it's just amazing

padres 1 los dodgers siguen arriba sacando 7½ de ventaja sobre los gigantesmas abajo vienen arizona san diego lelgado el momento de bajar la cortina cerrar la ventana y decir buenas nochesusualmente agradesco a los que estan detras d camaras hoy no solo les agrdesco sino se los presento jarrod gustin nuestro directo y kafele starlin ingeniero de sonidose quedan con el noticiero nacional de univision buena noches ♪ arantxa: domingo 6 de septiembre y estas son las pricipales noticias. guatemala cierra las urnas con una alta participaciÓn ciudadana en medio de la tormenta polÍtica, ya seas el conteo de la jornada. la desapariciÓn de los 43 estudiantes es rechazada por un grupo de estudiantes independientes. como era de esperarse los padres de los estudiantes de guerrero tienen una serie de exigencias tras el reporte que da la versiÓn oficial, dicen que han perdido la confianza en las autoridades. y el papa hace un llamado para que recojan a los refugiados en europa. presentador: este es un noticiero de univisiÓn fin de semana con arantxa loizaga y fÉlix de bedout. fÉlix: muy buenas noches, los s

the concentrated formula, made right here in san diego.arly the same since it us invented more than 60 years ago. >> it's a special thing. we covet that concentrate. >> reporter: that secret recipe written in pencil on a steno pad. and where is it? locked in a bank vault right here in san diego, on rosencrans street. the year was 1953 and rocket chemical company set out to keep missiles from rust. it took them a few tries, 40, to be exact. and so the name stuck. water displacement, 40th formula. wd-40. business doubling in the last ten years alone. now selling around the world, 176 countries. these cans today, headed for malaysia. patty doing quality control, on the line for nearly 17 years. >> it's a name brand. everybody has a can in their house. >> reporter: customers writing them, saying they used wd-40 for everything, from fixing a squeaky hinge to keeping bathroom mirrors from fogging. even removing some stains from fabrics. wd-40 says 2,000 ideas sent to them and counting. but tonight, they're also out to wipe away something else. t

this is not quite as big as comic-con in san diego, but a couple of veterans in san diego gave theireal of approval. >> it's awesome, being here a short amount of time already i'm having so much fun. >> reporter: nearly everybody in costume plans to be here all weekend and love posing for pictures. sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> all right, time to turn to our weather for this holiday weekend. >> dan and ama, as we head into the last unofficial end of summer, the last weekend of summer it will be absolutely beautiful with the warmer pattern setting up. live doppler hd showing you clear conditions, temperatures in the 50s and 60s, some of the coolest readings are around san francisco, napa, half moon bay, upper 50s with antioch. as you look at the camera, look how beautiful it is. no problem with the fog tonight as far as visibility. cool to chilly overnight tonight, warm to hot for your labor day plans. so if you do have plans to hit the coast this would be your weekend. the area of low pressure certainly kept us cooler than average. again today, temperatures in the low 60s to the l

the formula made right here in san diego.mula nearly the same since it was invented more than of 0 years ago. >> it's a special thing. we covered that concentrate. >> reporter: that secret recipe written in pencil on a steno pad. where is it? locked in a bank vaught right here in san diego on rosenkrantz street. the year was 1953 and rocket chemical company set out to keep missiles from rust and corrosion. it took them 40 tries so the name stuck. water displacement 40th formula, wd-40. business doubling in the last ten years alone selling around the world 176 countries. these cans headed for malaysia, patty doing xwault control on the line for nearly 17 years. >> it's a name brand. >> reporte customers writing them saying they've used it from fixing a squeaky hinge to keeping bathroom. >> mario:s from fogging, even removing stains from fabrics. wd-40 says 2,000 ideas sent to them and counting. but they're also out to wipe away something else, the counterfeits along the way. hb-40, wo-60. it's not wd-40, one of the original ca

>> university of california san diego. >> university of california san diego, that is not the right answerhern california. let's keep moving. category activists, authors and educators, 1r50 points. who served as president of the political association of a spanish speaking organization also known as faso from 1960 to 1964? >> hector garcia. >> that is the right answer. let's keep moving. category writers and works. 2 hundred points. what novel earned anna castillo the literary award in fiction in 1993? >> so far from god. >> so far from god? are you sure? you got the right answer. next category, activists, authors and educators. 200 points. this person was instrumental in establishing the chicano studies department at what university? >> university of southern california. >> university of southern california is not the right answer. anyone else? >> california state university northridge. >> california state university northridge. that is the right answer. excellente. that was the last question of this challenge. let's check the scores right now. you have 225 points. you have 725 points and

this is not quite as big as comic-con in san diego, but a couple of veterans in san diego gave theirof approval. >> it's awesome, being here a short amount of time already i'm having so much fun. >> reporter: nearly everybody in costume plans to be here all weekend and love posing for pictures. sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> all right, time to turn to our weather for this holiday weekend. >> dan and ama, as we head into the last unofficial end of summer, the last weekend of summer it will be absolutely beautiful with the warmer pattern setting up. live doppler hd showing you clear conditions, temperatures in the 50s and 60s, some of the coolest readings are around san francisco, napa, half moon bay, upper 50s with antioch. as you look at the camera, look how beautiful it is. no problem with the fog tonight as far as visibility. cool to chilly overnight tonight, warm to hot for your labor day plans. so if you do have plans to hit the coast this would be your weekend. the area of low pressure certainly kept us cooler than average. again today, temperatures in the low 60s to the low 8

. >> gary :the good news is that the dodgers' loss at san diego tim lincecum out for the season.had hipgery today and his career as a giant may be over giants in colorado looking to make up ground in their playoff chase against the rockies san francisco fans making the trip out to see the reigning champs ryan volgelsong on the moundand his start would be rough bot 1st volgelsong gives up this two-run home run to carlos gonzalez top 3rd 4-0 rockies volgelsong trying to make up for the deficit. that's a two-run shot 4-2 rockies bot 4th 7-2 rockies gonzalez wasn't donethat's another two-run homer. this time off george kontos. final: 11-3 rockies the dodgers lose so the giants stay six and a half games back in the regular business starts a week from thursday for the quarterback had a third stringer 70 yds and a touchdown jared the australian rugby player makes the squad he finished the exhibition campaign at the top 49'ers beat san diego >>:i think the young guys are presenting themselves well. i think they played hard and physical. we have got to get a third downturn into first down >> gar

a lot of people qualify for that, in l.a., san diego, san jose and san francisco. >> reporter: you are going to get me one? >> you have to run the race. >> reporter: i have to have jacob run with me. he's going to run with the camera. he looks like he's ready to go also. >> thank you. >>> coming up -- muni rolling out big changes this weekend. we'll run down the service improvements plus the latest additions to the muni fleet of vehicles. >> and making a difference. when "mornings "mornings on 2" continuing. ♪ >>> good morning. happy sunday. giving you a beautiful view there from san rafael of the clouds and the sun, a nice sunrise for you. i believe the clouds you see up above will continue as we get into the evening hours for that super moon lunar eclipse. we'll have low clouds along the coast. perhaps some of the high clouds overhead. plan for that. >>> the pope's historic visit to the united states is inspiring people to give back to their community. in sacramento a family got a brand new hope. in honor of the pope's visit an anonymous donor gave habitat for humanity the money for

a woman in san diego died last month from salmonella. california had 72 cases of salmonella related illnesses. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. the digital after life. a bill is raising questions about what happens to your online account avers you die. -- account after you die. a bill will help protect privacy by denying relatives access. >> and ktvu's cristina rendon explains right now that information is kept private by companies unless you leave a directive behind. >> reporter: who should take over your digital life after you die? >> at what point does somebody who passed away have privacy? >> reporter: he has authored ab691. a bill that would deny families access to digical communication unless the court finds the person agreed to pass on the information. it it backed by tech companies. >> a poll that was done that says 70% of americans said they believe that they should have privacy after they die. you are not just dealing with my privacy, you are also dealing with the privacy of everyone else that i have been communicating with. and whether or

others start their commute home from work teresa smith heads towards this unassuming church near san diego but it's not religion she is after. it's our parking lot. >> this is the file cabinet that has our paperwork, want to make sure our participants have what they need. >> smith and the nonprofit she founded dreams for change, rents a lot from the church and a youth center nearby. it's more than a dozen programs and 85 sites largely along the west coast that provides a safe haven. for those living in their cars. smith started in 2010 when a new face of homelessness emerged from the recession, home isless cast adrift in long term unemployment. >> they would go down to the shelters come back in tears saying that's not me. i'm not really homeless i'm just in between now. what do i do where do i go? >> now says smith 76% in the lot report some sort of income but struggle with unemployment or jobs that are a ofraction of what they're used to. >> just because you're homeless doesn't mean that you don't want to work, you do, you want the security that you had. >> 57-year-old katherine williams

leÓn: berkely, santa bÁrbara, irwing y san diego completan la lista. rabo verde. sale a la luz un vÍdeo sobre el secuestro de los 43 estudiantes en ayotzinapa, mÉxico en el cual se fue que fueron cinco los autobuses abordados por dos jÓvenes. reviven protestas y bloqueos de carreteras en guatemala donde miles de personas exigen claridad en el proceso electoral y la larga espera

mad bum and huddy in san diego. struck out eight of the nine guys he faced. finished with 11k's.e is why you don't want to be a catcher. trevor brown takes a pitch from these stone in the throat. on the one hopper there. brown would stay in the game despite this big red wealth and not only does he stay in, but he gets his first major league hit. it scores the game's first run. the giants go on to win 4-2, and they are only six back of the slumping dodgers with 12 to play this has not been the season they had in mind, but they will have a chance to celebrate when barry zito faces tim hudson with the giants faces the a's. zito started his career in oakland before going to the giants and returning to one final fling in green and gold. fans have been pushing pushing and so have we in the media for one last start. the a's balked, but then they confirm zito will start on saturday. what did the a's do? they jacked up the ticket prices. standing room only is now $60 a location. it is not a seat. hudson was zito's teammate from 1999 to 2004 and mark mulder will be there. a treat for fans

if you look right here, brianna from san diego, she is from san diego using a robot stand. ho are you going to get the phone if the robot is here and you're not? >> i have a way to pay, don't worry. i've been sitting here -- i'm awake. you notice people around me are asleep. i've been here since 10:00 a.m. >> be interesting to see how she picks up the phone. she doesn't have to deal with the concrete here. this couple, good morning, how are you guys? how was the sleep last night? it was okay. what we're waiting for is the s version of the 6 and the 6 plus. so this right here is the 6 plus. the new phones, if you come over hereby and look inside the store, look at the video we have on the tv screen, they look the same except they do have a new color, rose gold. but inside are some changes. the most noticeable change is the 3-d touch. that's a pressure sensing technology. so now the new iphones cannot only sense your touch but how hard you're pressing on the phone. so to distinguish between a tap and a long press which would give you more options on your control. there's a fa

she was physically in san diego but her robot was in the san francisco apple store. there's her face. her screen drove up attached to a motorized stand and after she bought a new phone an apple employee put it in the robot's side pouch. [ applause ] >> now she has to pick it up. okay. >>> san jose police are investigating another officer- involved shooting during a welfare check at the monterey oaks mobile home park last night. there was a confrontation there with a man in the street. an officer shot the man at least once. no word on his condition or what prompted that officer to fire. >>> and former 49er ray mcdonald due back in court today facing charges of allegedly raping an intoxicated woman in his home last december. mcdonald set to be arraigned in san jose. he denies the charges and actually sued the woman for defamation. that suit was dismissed. >>> a man is in the hospital after a suspected hash oil explosion in santa rosa. police say a lab on humboldt street exploded in a shed about 10:30 last night. it triggered a fire that led to an evacuation. >> the fir

people leaning in san diego people in san diego described the buildings as swaying and shaking. >> the motion began slightly and got stronger and stronger. we were on the 12th floor. we were very afraid, it was not stopping. first, it went from side to side when it was a little jump. >> everything was moving so much that i had to hold a post. i couldn't stand. then the aftershock. i had to take a cab. now there's traffic everywhere. the earthquake today was very strong. >> reporter: in this city, 46km from the epicentre of the quake, homes were damaged and electricity knocked out. 4 meter high waves hit some airs, and waves expected along the coast. . >> the most important thing today is to support the people, protect them and avoid any more injuries. and ensure property pressures are taken. >> a series of powerful aftershocks have been felt along the coastlines. people in affected areas had to leave their homes. >>> anger in japan's parliament on expanding the role of the military. >> the waning attitude for copper sees prices plunge, putting thousands of jobs at risk in zambia. we'll

among the highest accident rates in the country, san diego. how often do you see somebody cutting right in front of you? >> it happens daily. >> daily? >> multiple times, every day. >> so we rode along with bnsf crews. >> he's going through -- one, two. >> as police went after drivers who ran the lights and went under the crossing arms and watch as we approach the intersection. 12 seconds before we cross, one car and then another cuts in front of the train. a few minutes later it happens again. down on the street, four more dodge the gates with police following close behind. >> license and registration. >> super dangerous, these trains can't stop. >> not quickly, a freight train traveling at 55 miles per hour can take the length of 18 football fields to stop. amazingly 25% of accidents occur when a vehicle hits the side of the train and very often the crew doesn't even feel it. >> engineer jeff plumly vividly remembers the first time his train hit a car full of people. >> someone decided to go around a gate one night, and drive head-on into my

madison looking for 19th win of the year in san diego. on orange turs at petco park. crawford has been waiting and and waiting and waiting seven week for this. finally. home run no. 20. stuck on 19 since august the seventh s.so 2 nothing giants. the solid game. 7 innings. allow 3 run runs. fans 9. manager went to the bullpen and that's when things went terribly wrong. bottom of the 8. the that scores the cory tie at 4 no decision for mad balm like last nature. bottom 9. walk off fashion victory. if of josh good night game over drive home safely. 5-4 padres. l.a. magic number down to 3. a's reduced to spoiler against rangers. great move to acquire cole. turn out brilliant. consider son blair on double play ball right there. top 8. and prince fielder hits this ball to neptune or maybe pluto. we were talking about mrut 0earlier in the evening. rangers sweep and a's and giants tomorrow night at the coliseum. thursday tonight football. this game borderline unwatchable. the 2 fog giants after safety. cousins picked off by prince the giants score to take 9 zip lead after 5 m

san diego has begun their -- cu,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> an uncredible whale breach caught on tape in monterey bay, take a look at this. a 40 tentummenback wail -- ton humpback whale made a splash landing on the kayakers. they were knocked over but no one was hurt. i mean everybody was screaming. >> my god it must have landed right in the middle of the kayakers. >> oh my goodness. kayaking lesson last week. >> oh no be careful with the whales. >> that's 60,000 pounds of whale right there. hello. >> all right, that's going to do it for ,, permanently. you vowed, so you can't get away from me. >> caroline: you are so stuck with me. [ waves crashing ] >> ridge: that makes me very happy. >> caroline: yeah. [ chuckles ] ♪ >> nicole: um, wow. didn't see that coming. >> thomas: good.

under that off take contract, the san diego county water authority must buy all of the plants watt tore the next 30 years, in that extra cost, is being directly passed on to customers. >> bobby is the director of san diego county's water authority, which currently imports 80% of it's water. >> the idea behind the water purchase agreement is we have shifted the risk, the risk of designing and constructing and operating the project to the private sector. >> in the best of all worlds you would say no, you want all water to be free. but that's not the reality. in order to build these big plans you have to have lots and lots of money. >> even critics california's leads they will get it's way, and eventually bring ocean desalle lynnization to orange county. al jazeera. huntington beach, california. >> mastercard begins it's test of a new system to verify transactions. the first to try it. around 200 employees will use fake accounts to test the system. uber is facing a new attack on it's business practices a seattle city council member has urged drivers to unionize to get better working condit

students at sonoma state, san diego, los angeles, cal poly, north ridge, channel islands, san diego and maritime academy are all affected by that data breach. >>> if you have ever seen a solo driver cheat their way into the carpool lane, you are not the only one. in fact, some new numbers suggest it's happening more and more especially in the south bay. a new survey shows that an average of 41% of solo drivers were driving -- seen driving in carpool lanes in santa clara county this year. that's nearly double what it was five years ago. other trouble spots include highway 101 near whipple and redwood city where 30% of solo drivers were caught cheating. and that's up 5% from just three years ago. but bay area drivers say they are seeing this everywhere. >> i get a little frustrated, you know, i commute with my three girls. i have the right away for the carpool and they slow down because they are trying to get back over. it does impede the flow of traffic. >> the highway patrol is on pace to give up carpool citelations in all nine bay area counties. the tickets will celt violaters back --