loretta sanchez. [applause] i would like to thank you for joining us and think the candidates for being here. i want to welcome the panelists, anchor adrienne alpert, and the executive director of the brown institute, and the past president of the league of women voters of california is a quick overview of the format i will ask the first of the questions. the person to whom that question is addressed will get 90 seconds . the other candidate will get one minute to respond. if the first candidate so chooses, she will have an additional 30 seconds. and our first half with a question from an abc 7 eyewitness news viewer. you will each have one minute to respond. then, we will take a short break at the halfway point. then, we will begin the second half of the debate with a mix of rapidfire questions. candidates will have 30 seconds each to answer, plus the longform questions from the panel. each candidate will have 90 seconds for closing statements at the end. we begin. is the highest profile race since c

sanchez. rep. sanchez: first of all, my thoughts and our thoughts should go out to sergeant owens, who was killed this afternoon. our thoughts go out to them. the first time in 20 years that the state chooses a new united states senator. i believe i have the experience and do the day one job. i have the experience of a californian, growing up in a working class family, the daughter of immigrants. it.ow how to do iraq war, no on the bailout that took away our homes . i believe i'm the only one on the states that has military and national security experience. i am of voting member of the nato parliament. i have been to iraq and afghanistan and the horn of africa. i am married to a retired colonel from the u.s. army. my youngest son is in the army. i know what it takes to defend this country. i'm ready for this job. i believe you should vote for the person who can get the job done. att. gen. harris: i appreciate the point that the congresswoman made about the sheriff deputy sergeant. i was happy to sp

sanchez. rep. sanchez: first of all, our thoughts should go out to the family of sergeant owens who was killed this afternoon in the santa clarita valley. this is the first time in 24 years that the state chooses a new united states senator. i believe i have the experience to go in on day one and do the job. i have the life experience as a californian, growing up in a working-class family, a daughter of immigrants. i believe i have legislative experience. i cast the tough votes on behalf of californians and i know how to do it. no on the iraq war, no on the patriot act, no on the wall street bailout. i believe i am the only one who has military and national security experience. on the armed services committee. i am a voting member of -- i have been to iraq and afghanistan and the horn of africa. i am married to a retired colonel from the u.s. army and my youngest son is in the army. i know what it takes to defend this country, i am ready for this job and i believe you should vote for the person who

pamela harris and loretto sanchez. [applause] i would like to thank you for and the candidates as well for being here. welcome adrian albert, pathtive director of the ,round institute, and janice past president of the league of women voters of california. a quick overview of the format tonight. i will ask the first of the questions. the person to whom the question is addressed will get 90 seconds to answer. if the first candidate so have an she will additional 30 seconds after that. we will end at the first half with a question from an abc news viewer.ess then we will take a short break at the halfway point. we will begin the second half of of debate with a mix rapidfire questions. and longform questions from our questions as well as from a cal state university student and another abc seven eyewitness you were. each candidate will have 90 seconds for closing statements at the end. we begin. yours is the highest profile race since california voters adopted the top two election system in 2010. you are both democrats a lo

sanchez: that is completely false. over 20 years of doing all types of interviews on radio and tv of debating in congress, i have learned that your words can be used in three ways sometimes you say something you wish you could take back. sometimes you say something you wish you would have said differently. sometimes you say something that your opponent purposely uses politically against you. that is what ms. harris and her cronies have been doing. moderator: your question from his harris. >> when you drive through the central valley, you will see signs of blaming leaders in washington, d c and sacramento for water problems. what you have to say about the state's farmers about water? ms. harris: i was a just in modesto last week with the farmers there having an extensive conversation with them. what we know is this we are the canary in the coal mine, and we can be the leader on this issue of water for our country and the globe. we have to take it at a national scale, recycling and conservation. we have to capture storm

and coach tony sanchez says the rebels won't be tenants but partners. tony sanchez/unlv coach; "i think its important that we're not a tenant i think it's important that we are a partner in the stadium. i think it's important us being the university here in las vegas, it's important that we have a partnership and we're treated as such and i think we will." u share the facility. i asked the president of the raiders, who knows many of the nfl owners, and what he thinks about their vote. i'll share that coming up in sports. ((dave courvoisier)) chris you've talked with a number of former raiders what are they saying about the team leaving oakland? ((chris maathuis)) howie long today, former qb darryl lamonica, tight end raymond chester, and former reciever cliff branch... all had terrific careers with the raiders... and all pretty much agree, they love oakland, but if it means a new facility, they're all in support of las vegas. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> the stadium is just part of what is expect when lawmakers convene in carson city sometime in the next we

but unlv head coach tony sanchez expects this to be a battle of rushing attacks. tony sanchez: they're a good solid football team. they want to run the football. i think that's something that they'll consistently try to do. we've been pretty good against pro style run teams so i expect us to do a good job there. i think both teams are going to be challenged to put the ball inthe air to make differences. the rebels are going for back to back wins in the conference for the first time since 2013. last saturday - unlv the first time since 2000 and the excitement andenergy we saw after the game has carried over into practice this week. tony sanchez: it's one of those deals when you work that hard and feel the fruits of victory it inspires you to get back to work and work even harder. since the mountain west was formed - 6 of the 15 meetings between these two schools has been dicided by four points or less....and saturday should be no different. tony sanchez: i think it's an evenly matched game and i know our guys are fired up to play at home and fight for another win.

(tony sanchez/coach: "we got to figure that out fast." unlv is counting on the land of volcanos to erupt with flare (tony sanchez/coach: "see what we can do to add a little more explosion over there.") the rebels last voyage to hawaii was exciting and then it fell "these guys don't have much to do with that.") the rainbow warriors are 2-0 in the mountain west..but many wonder if they are for real (nick rolovich/coach: "maybe it helps with our confidence but other than that it's not a big deal.") sure the beat unr and san jose state.. but there is nothing intimidating about the guys in green the margin is as thin as there has ever been.. the rebels must find it from within ((jon tritsch)) the raiders are excited..football fans are hopeful and city but what would an nfl franchise really mean for those already involved in the local sports scene? hall of fame college basketball coach steve fisher has strong feelings steve fisher has nearly 500 wins at the university of michigan in the shadow of detroit...and san diego state....his teams have

(tony sanchez/coach: "we all giggle about that in the locker room all the time.") jon tritsch:but the rebels flew to hawaii and delivered a thump.. (troy hawthorne/safety: "this program for so long, it's like we couldn't get over that two game hump.") jon tritsch:41-38..a comeback that was the talk of the town (tony sanchez/coach: "our guys, they just kept on hunkering down.") jon tritsch:this week they take on colorado state.. as a favorite..don't scoff (tony sanchez/coach: "what we are doing right now, is just checking benchmarks off.") jon tritsch:the rebels collide with the rams with an attitude that is simple but true.. (devonte boyd/receiver: "everybody trusting in me and me trusting in em programs is making strides and if they win tomorrow you should know (tony sanchez/coach: "i think it's the first time we will show progress 2 years in a row.") ((dave courvoisier)) >>> n-h-p has a new tool... ((christianne klein)) >> up next on the valley's news leader... how the agency is hoping to use drones more frequently... to help cause fewer headaches for local drive

and kamala harris is just much more polished than sanchez. sanchez is very authentic and very human in a lot of ways, but i think some people look at that and see somebody who is maybe not the best person for the u.s. senate. >> real quickly, first statewide election where there are two democrats. no other candidates, right? they're just duking it out among themselves. what impact is that having on voters? >> a lot of republicans say they're not going to vote for either one of them. of course there's no green party. there's no peace and freedom party. if you're not a democrat, you're not interested in this. so i think you're going to maybe start to see people looking again at this top two primary system because it does leave a lot of voters feeling left out. >> let's talk about the death penalty as well. two competing ballot measures on this. prop 62 would abolish it. prop 66 would speed up executions. how do voters see these measures? >> they're conflicted really. we've seen over the past several decades declining support for the death penal

jon tritsch:41-38..a comeback (tony sanchez/coach: "our guys, they just kept on hunkering down.") jon tritsch:this week they take on colorado state.. as a favorite..don't scoff (tony sanchez/coach: "what we are doing right now, is just checking benchmarks off.") jon tritsch:the rebels collide with the rams with an attitude that is simple but true.. (devonte boyd/receiver: "everybody trusting in me and me trusting in them too.") jon tritsch: the programs is making strides and if they win tomorrow you should know (tony sanchez/coach: "i think it's the first time we will show progress 2 years in a row.") ((dave courvoisier)) >>> our strange stories for make the past dissappear, but danny tarkanian is trying. he'd rather you forget about all of his failed runs for congress, senate, and secretary of state. ...and the shady record that killed his chances every time. the property taxes tarkanian skipped out on for years... the telemarketing scammers he represented... all those fake charities he helped set up. he can try all he wants, but danny tarkanian just can't bury his past. ck's bil

they said sanchez came out of his home carrying a gun, and refused their commands to drop it. police say he then started raise the gun - and that's when an office rshot. but investigators say the body camera - malfunctioned. always, absolutely, it's better to have that footage to provide that testimony for additional evidence to support what happened that night the family attorney says a couple of months before - armed robbers home. roberto got a gun after that, and the attorney says that's why he was armed that night. he says everyone is frustrated there's no video evidence to show what happened. they have to answer these questions, there's a lack of transparency here in these proceedings there's a go fundme account set up for the sanchez family - it mentions the family's support for the second amendment. the family's attorney tells me they do plan to file a wrongful death lawsuit. it could still take a few more attorney makes that final determination-- on what will happen to the officers involved. mk-- 13an. we're getting our first look at the woman accused of trying to kill

and sanchez admitted himself that sneed is special. (tony sanchez/unlv head coach: "he'll get better and better the more reps he gets, the more consistent he gets. he's got to ben really good job of studying this week and getting his progressions down." ((brian loftus)) >> the rebels are 2 and 3 this seaon and they'll be on the road to play san diego state saturday night at 7:30./// ?? sip salty and sweet with our new salted caramel macchiato or drink in the season with the classic taste of pumpkin. america runs on dunkin'. i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. narrator: and joe heck says "i have high hopes we'll see donald trump become president." i don't know what i said, aah... narrator: heck says he "completely supports" trump. i would bomb the [bleep] out of them. narrator: and heck? utton? heck: i do. reporter: why do you say that? heck: why wouldn't i? narrator: donald trump and joe heck. wrong for nevada. ?? this fall at dunkin' donuts, get lost i

>> father sanchez. >> remember when you broke your leg? >> father sanchez. >> how many of you wear shoes be do you not understand that that is how your offering was stolen? i yourselves -- by yourselves. what he has done is not right. the padre knows that. but he is a good man. the lord does not have that beautiful. it only needs his blessing. padre, please. >> mano, i can't help, but i would like to try. the good things that come out of the statue, well, they don't have no market value. they don your little lady here. and i tried. i just didn't get through. >> please, padre, bless her, for the people. music plays ) ( applause ) like it, mr. wooster? the best i've seen since st. joe. you know, you san francisco folks are real friendly. now i know why everybody wants to come to california. mr. wooster, i told belle about you, and she's real anxious to meet you. oh! in her private parlor. she owns this place, and friend, wait till you see her. she's real nice, huh? come with me. miss belle, this is mr. wooster. . wooster. mighty pleased to m

head coach tony sanchez will join us for a complete post-game wrap up... following fox5 news at ten. in other college football news... a pair of brothers are making history. jameson and mitch ritter are driving all over the u-s... to see more college football games in one season than anyone ever has... which would be a guinness world record. they've been to 23 games... and still have 30 to go. they've been on the road for 7 weeks and will keep going for another 11 weeks... leading to the national championship. " one game can make or break the season at this point, the excitement just seems like it's even greater when we first started." "it intensifies week in and week out." the brothers say next year they might just try to do it again... but what they hope even more... is they inspire another set of family pairs to do a trip of their one teacher is trying anything and everything... to get her students to learn. what she says is finally working... coming up. and just in time for halloween... a look at multiple studies show.. it may be good for you to sneak

(tony sanchez: "you're all right. that's good") ((jon tritsch)) now they play the conference champs..a season defining game..there's no dispute (mike hughes/d-line: "everybody has to get to the ball..relentless pursuit.") ((jon tritsch)) they're aware of the great donnell pumphrey and his heisman bid.. (tony sanchez/coach: "it kind of digs at you a little bit.. a las vegas kid.") ((jon tritsch)) the rebels aren't calling a lifeline for victory or digging into a bag of tricks belief is the theme it would seem..in upset in san diego is for centuries..every one in golf looked the same.. acted the same..and attracted the same country club crowd..and then along came tiger.. today..is the 20th anniversary of tiger woods' first pro win at the las vegas invitational october 6..1996 tiger outdueled this year's ryder cup captain davis love the third to win in a playoff with a score of 27 under par over a 5 round tournament..aft er hoisting the trophy in the presence of the club..20 year old tiger decided to stick with golf..it

don't forget to join kevin and head coach tony sanchez in the rebzone with all coach tony sanchez in the rebzone with all of the analysis of saturday's game. it airs sunday night at 11 right after sports plus. next at 11... celebrating nevada day! and celebrating our love of nevada-made chocolate.. what ethel m just did to make visiting it's factory more as a marine combat veteran, i understand the sacrifices our military makes. our benefits are earned, and we rely on them. politicians like joe heck should understand that. narrator: joe heck voted to shut down politicians like joe heck the federal government, risking critical services for nevada veterans. and during that shutdown, heck continued cashing his congressional paycheck. but back in dc, joe heck is putting politics before nevada. and that doesn't work for me. narrator: vote vets is responsible for the content it's national chocolate day! and ethel m is celebrating in more ways than one. they're inviting the community to join in on the fun. " today is our 35th anniversary, it's also national chocolate day, we also just reope

just ahead, camala harris gets a big endorsement as sanchez trails in the polls. a look at the battle 19 days before voters hit the polls. >>> and we have breaking news in san carlos. a bus on fire. we'll have details ahead. >>> plus, car seats and the new margin of safety in a crash. we're talking about child car seats, of course. michael finney has the story. >>> also, gone with the wind. >>> we have breaking news on the peninsula. there is an rv fire northbound 101 at holly street in san carlos. you can see crews are trying to put water on it. the concern is that there's a 50-gallon propane tank on that rv and you can see that really busy stretch of freeway at this peek hour is shut down in that immediate area where we're talking about holly street in san carlos. we'll keep an eye on it and let you know when the freeway is clear. in the meantime, you may want to take 280. we're keeping you updated with push alerts through the abc 7 news app. >>> and kamala harris is battling loretta sanchez for retiring barbara boxer's seat. here's that story from san francisco

the rebels are trying to match their win total from all of last year tomorrow..coach tony sanchez at aloha stadium (tony sanchez/coach: "so i mean there are a lot of games that are pretty evenly matched right now. i think they have a new sense of energy. any time you have a new coach, you have an immediate new sense of energy. i think they have a talented team. they always have a big strong group of guys. but i think they are very similar personnel-wise to us. i think it will be a game that will be similar to the game we had with fresno. it was a pretty tight game for about three quarters but we pulled away at the end. but i think there are going to be a lot of games this year where you're going to have to make a lot of plays deep into the second half of them.") ((jon tritsch)) it's homecoming at freedom field..the grills are fired up..so are the locals.. we'll have full coverage at 11 for a fan's choice game of the week.. reporting live, jon tritsch, 8 sports now ((christianne klein)) >> thanks jon! ((dave courvoisier)) >>> coming up in the next half hour we are live at canyon sprin

early on sanchez, the clear underdog, went on the attack pointing out harris refused to have her office get involved in looking at some of the controversial police shootings. >> when we discussed body cams, my opponent was absent. when there was a bill before the state legislature to take the evidence and take a look at the shootings that are going on, my opponent said no to that. >> reporter: harris fired back charging that sanchez talks about her leadership in washington, but it's hard to lead she said when you aren't showing up. >> she is no. 3 in the house 435 members most truant and failing to attend meetings. >> for the first 18 years in the congress i have a 9 five% attendance -- a 95% attendance record. come on, guys, that's a solid a. >> the record shows the congresswoman miss over 70% of the homeland security meetings in congress. the facts speak for themselves. >> for most of the night it was clear congresswoman sanchez was the aggressor in this debate and for good reason. she trails far behind harris in campaign funding and endorsements. in fact, harris has been endorsed by

prosecutors say she shot and killed her husband 34-year-old rose sanchez. sanchez jaime is held without bond expected in court tomorrow. >>> a jury in georgia is hearing a case that could have national implications. they will decide the outcome of a hot car death. prosecutors say justin harris intentionally killed his 22- month-old son leaving him in a vehicle parked outside his of 2014. the case captured national headlines after prosecutors accused harris of leaving the boy in the car because he was unhappy in his marriage. attorneys for harris say the death was just a terrible accident. >>> the u.s. state department is suspending talks with russia over the violence in syria. last week secretary of state john kerry threatened to suspend them because of new attacks on the city of aleppo. the state department released a statement saying russia had not lived up to the terms of an ceasefire and restore deliveries. humanitarian aid. the u.s. is withdrawing personnel sent to geneva switzerland to work with the russians on a join implementation center which would

kevin will be joined by head coach tony sanchez in the rebzone with complete highlights... and analysis of this game plus a special feature on wide receiver devonte boyd. that's sunday night at eleven -- right after sports plus. and speaking of sports... does having sex before the big game effect athletic performance? research says it may actually help! the new study finds no proof activity hurts sports performance. it suggests it might be beneficial. scientists say although the topic has not been well- investigated... the findings show it may be good for athletes the day before a competition. coming up... coming up... -- again. what the app will launch with its new update... after criticism when i was one year old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer on my spinal chord. but i spent my whole life fighting back. so you can imagine what i thought when i saw donald trump say... "i don't know what i said, ah, i don't remember!" "that reporter he is talking about suffers from a chronic condition that impairs movement of his arms." i don't want a president who makes fun of

sanchez. >> thank you scott sanchez planning department. couple of points in regards to the privacy that were related there are minimum windows on the proposed addition actually on the proposed level there are no windows that face north of the properties the windows on the lower level from closest so the bathrooms on the north wall so privacy issue from the constructionists the roof deck roof deck could be constructed on top of the building today without need for a variance not considered a significant expansion that will trigger a variance the means of access triggers a permit but they can be added to the code and the amenities a fire put a gas fire pit not a smoke issue with a gas fire pit they show a hot tub area and then in regards to the required variance finding yes. the appellant has correctly restated in the planning code section 305 that it does look to the whether or not the hardship was contributed to the applicant or the owner of property it was not created or attributable to the building constructed well been before the propert

a recent news group poll shows harris leading sanchez but sanchez is gaining and a staggering 31% of voters are undecideded. >> it does seem like it is not necessarily a blowout, and it could be competitive. >> reporter: harris is endorsed by the state's democratic party, by governor jerry brown, vice president joe biden and president barack obama. after the president announced his endorsement of harris sanchez responded on univision saying she is african-american, he is, too. what do you make of that comment? >> i think that it's -- it's at least troubling. >> reporter: we talked to harris about that during the democratic national convention in philadelphia. at the time sanchez refused to apologize. a recent poll shows harris leading by 13 points among white voters and by 57 points among african-american voters. sanchez leads by six among latinos and by ten points among republicans. >> at this point i think a lot of it comes down to who decides to vote. >> reporter: that's why tonight could be so important for this race. it should be really interesting. if you want to watch it live

congresswoman loretta sanchez square off in their debate, moderated by mark brown. in a bizarre moment, congresswoman sanchez does the dab dance. >> so there is aar difference. my opponent has passed one bill in her 20 years in congress and that was to rename a post office. >> my opponent doesn't thunder t -- the congress. >> you got to show up when you're the chair of the anti-terrorism task force at least once. >> the reality is i work hard every single day, 24 hours a day. seven days a week. >> this is california's first ever general election senate race between two democrats. they agree on passing federal funding for abortions, and passing marijuana laws, they disagree on parole options for non-violent criminals. harris supports it. >> she has failed to lead on supposedly the area that is her expertise. and worse, she has failed to protect californians. >> we cannot continue to reform policy on the criminal justice system in a way that is fear-mongering. >> what is the most important distinction you want voters to take away tonight? >> i think the distinction th

roberto sanchez.. came outside with a gun. the officers reportedly told sanchez numberous time to drop the weapon, but he refused-- and at some point the cops opened fire on him. the 43 year old was taken to the hospital where he died from his injuries. this morning, donald trump is claiming that he is the only one who could fix the tax system... this is in response to a report indicating he could have avoided paying federal income according to the new york times....trump reported a 916- million-dollar loss in 1995... and could have used a tax loophole that would have allowed him to not pay taxes until he made up his losses. trump's biggest supporters are defending the republican nominee...for taking advantage of lawful deductions. :50 "rudy giulani / (r) fmr. new york mayor: "the reality is this is part of our tax code. the man is a genius. he knows how to operate the tax code for the benefit of the people he's serving." someone anonymously mailed a reporter 3 pages of trump's taxes. and donald trump is bringing his campaign

fox6s angelica sanchez got out at the national level. on the attack mode-- republican presidential nominee donald trump took to twitter on tuesday to call out house speaker paul ryan for no longer joining him on the campaign trail... after 2005 recordings of trump making explicit comments about a woman surfaced. less than 30 days to the election, trump is swinging away at ryan calling him disloyal- and weak. ryan hasn't directly responded... his spokesman said the speaker was and all republicans running for office should do the same. u-w-m professor mordecai lee isn't surprised by this. "speaker ryan is a polished politician he knows what he's doing. lee says the distinctly different political styles between the two could mean a new era in the republican party. "donald trump is very different from being a polished politician he's the opposite of congressman ryan he says what's on his mind soon to be former congressman reid ribble says speaker ryan's decision to shift focus isn't unusual from speakers in the past... and says ryan's recent

now you know why harris made that face.it wasn't just because sanchez kept talking.the 'dabbing' has been a big topic on social media today. with sanchez finally getting lots of attention. not all of it good. pam and steve? coming up. two million fake customer accounts. now lawmakers want to know if the massive fraud case against customers. by wells fargo bank. was a criminal act by bank executives. a suspect tries to evade police in marin county. and ends up in an overturned vehicle. we'll tell you what happened next. plus, an update on what has happened since those survelliance cameras were added along an east bay roadway. the poor >> reporter:/before the school day began the police said that lesson from this school one responsible for the posts because there are no direct threats made no crime committed on threatening member high school martine as police there say of threats were deemed not credible. arrow air this situation working with police and they don't believe that this is a real threat to students. and all administrators are on heightened alert and some pa

. >> the incredible survival story of mitzi sanchez. f mitzi sanchez. there it is a live look inside at&t park wherein just a few hours the giants will try once again to stay alive in their playoff series against the chicago cubs. >> welcome to the 4 on 2:00. >> i'm heather holmes did you stay up did you watch the end? >> yes. >> i called it quits in like the 8th. but what a game it was. game 4 for the giants gets underway in just about 90 minutes. we're going to get to the giants in just a moment but we want to begin with some serious news this afternoon breaking news happening in concord where a stabbing suspect has been shot by police. >> christina rendon is on the scene near san jose and prospect streets in concord. >>reporter: well we can tell you there are two different crime scenes unfolding in con cord within blocks of each other. we're at one located at prospect and san jose streets. this is where two concord police officers opened fire and shot a stabbing suspect. >> we're told that man is in critical condition at the hospital i a couple of ho

thats when sanchez bought two weapons. the family attorney argues sanchez had no idea what was happening in his front yard-- when he walked out with his gun. his family had been a victim of an armed home invasion, so the normal thing to do is get a gun and protect you and your family, and that's what he was doing in the go fund me account for about the familys support for the second amendment. the familys attorney tells me they do plan to file a wrongful death lawsuit. it could still take a few more weeks until the district attorney makes that final determination-- on what will happen to the officers involved. mk-- 13an. if you've been outside at all -- you're sure to feel just how cool it is last? let's send it over to 13 first alert chief meteorologist bryan scofield. winds drop out by this evening and mild winds hold throughout the week and into the weekend. mainly sunny skies are expected with high temperatures slowly rising into the weekend. low 80s will be common tomorrow with mid 80s by this weekend. supporters of a

congresswoman loretta sanchez square off in their debate, moderated by mark brown. in a bizarre moment, congresswoman sanchez does the dab dance. >> so there is a clear difference. my opponent has passed one bill in her 20 years in congress and that was to rename a post office. >> my opponent doesn't thunder t -- the congress. >> you got to show up when you're the chair of the anti-terrorism task force at least once. >> the reality is i work hard every single day, 24 hours a day. seven days a week. >> this is california's first ever general election senate race between two democrats. they agree on passing federal funding for abortions, and passing marijuana laws, they disagree on parole options for non-violent criminals. harris supports it. >> she has failed to lead on supposedly the area that is her expertise. and worse, she has failed to protect californians. >> we cannot continue to reform policy on the criminal justice system in a way that is fear-mongering. >> what is the most important distinction you want voters to take away tonight? >> i think the distinctio

prosecutors say zachary hays - first killed gabriel sanchez in west allis back in may.... then later that day -- began shooting at an illinois family's car on i-90-94 in sauk county -- killing 44-year-old tracy chech-cow-ski czaczkowski . ha homicide and a count of recklessly endangering safety in milwaukee county for the death of sanchez. a milwaukee firefighter is hurt and more than a dozen people are displaced after a house fire. one woman says she ran into the burning home to help rescue her neighbors... fox6's deandra corinthios has the story. "i heard 'fire' and nothing else mattered" flames at the house across the street and cries for help...sent megan ortmayer into action...late monday night. putting herself in people. "as soon as i entered things were falling all i knew is there was a lady that was disabled in a wheelchair that was on the back floor and people were struggling to get her out and i had to help her get out" when first responders arrived there were reports of people trapped. but everyone had already gotten to safety. a firefighter was hurt using a hig

angelica sanchez spoke with parents today who say they are outraged they haven't been notified of the incident. angelica. information on this investigation. however in my hands is the criminal complaint filed against the safety officer and the charges he faces. parents i spoke with want to know why they haven't been properly notified of this incident 'we as parents need more information so we can be aware of whats really going on.' parents like michelle roberson are outraged the district hasnt released more information on an alleged assault of a student by marisol sanchez has a freshman enrolled at the school and says this is the first she's hearing of this. 'this situation worries me because they are students and youre trusting the employees that work at the school.' on wednesday 26-year-old michael robinson was charged with one count of sexual assault of a student. hes a safety officer at riverside university high school. prosecutors say the student told them that she and robinson exchanged phone numbers in september. she told investigators they began texting and at her to an apartm

sanchez is trailing far behind harris in the polls. kpix 5's melissa caen says, this is sanchez's chance to sway voters. >> when you have someone like loretta sanchez who so far has not been able to raise the money required to run a statewide ad campaign, a blitz that would really introduce her to everyone, was her only shot at really getting across to the broader california public. >> this was the only debate scheduled for the candidates before the election. the two major party presidential nominees take the stage for their second debate this sunday in missouri. you can watch it live at 6 p.m. right here on kpix 5. >>> the main attraction of san francisco's fleet week is about to arrive. take a listen. [ pause ] [ no sound ] [ pause ] >> today the blue angels will do a test run for their shows this weekend. the u.s. navy's flight demonstration squadron will have performances tomorrow through sunday. >> i just imagined that sound. [ laughter ] >> we know what it sounds like. >>> time now 5:09. these local students have a huge incentive

tony sanchez: that's not something we planned for. we planned on moving forward with johnny and coaching him up a little bit but maybe this is a spark. maybe this is a great opportunity. i think it will be. even with a new quarterback - the key to winning thsi game will come on the ground. fresno has one of the worst ru defenses in the country and unlv statistically has one of the best. expect a heavy dose of lexington thomas and charles williams to try and get the "w" running the football. last year in fresno - these two teams played a wild game that unlv had a chance to win late when the skies opened up and a torrential downpour factored into the rebel drive stalling. the bulldogs knowthis could be another tight one. tim deruyter/fresno state head coach: i think they've got some talent and to see the change in they're ready to take another step so i'm sure it will be another highly competitive game and hopefully we'll get some rain if we need it again at the end of it. there's no rain in the forecast....but the rebels hope a win is.

boris sanchez is in daytona beach. we've been watching him get crushed this morning from hurricane matthew. we're showing you pictures right now i believe from over the top there. you see the pier. you'll see the wilder surf. there was a 17-foot wave measured about 20 miles offshore. that's obviously an indicator of the volume of water that's coming your way, boris. what have you seen? >> hey, chris. we're again in one of the lulls of the storm. but as jennifer mentioned the eyewall is quickly moving in this direction so we're expecting things to get a lot worse very quickly. i'm going to move out of the way so you can see some of the debris that's already in the street because of these high winds. everything from palm trees to signs, a cooking fan, an exhaust fan that was ripped off a roof. we've seen tiles off of roofs in the street, and right now, you can tell that the wind is starting to pick up. it wouldn't surprise me if power lines were snapped off and started flailing in the wind, as well. it is really a very,

sofia sanchez....answering questions about herself. jennifer and hector sanchez adopted sofia....when she was 16 months old. sofia has an older brother...who also has down syndrome. the sanchez family hopes....videos like this....will help people become more understanding. karla has another look at your work week forecast. but right now....here's a live look outside in the valley. news.... are going big for halloween....with a political twist. they have the white house, paparazzi and some really aged secret service. anyone can check it out.. but they ask... that you leave a donation for a local organization... helping troubled kids. display helped raise six-thousand dollars. that's all the news for now. thank you so much for watching. from all of us here at channel 13.. have a great week. and good night. < > we begin with breaking news! metro...

sanchez/coach;' "so now we go into san jose and it's a winnable game for both a that's part of it too being humble enough to understand it's winnable, but it's not a shoein, there ain't no shoe-ins for is.. this is winnable, when you look at the one's past that, we won't talk about that, but the road down the road, there's not one single game on the schedule you can't win." ((chris maathuis)) there is a lot pink at the the speedway this weekend... breast cancer awareness at the nhra races. some of the cars have pink trim, but nothing like what alexis dejoria and her team are doing. they're working on cars, working with fans and of course they're racing. but their also working with the nevada health care center and the nhra to help ladies with free screenings at the 'mammovan'. it's the 4th annual... and it's come a long ways. (( )) alexis dejoria/driver; "the first year we were hesitant, i didn't know how it would come across.. if women would really want to get a mammogram at a race track, but i'll tell you now, our first weekend 99 women came out that wall was broken down and there's

sanchez sanchez is being held on $10,000 cash or surety, melo on 5,000. both will be back in court later this month. in merrimack police also say this is just one case of mail fraud reported recently. jennifer vaughn, wmur news 9. josh: tonight parents in weymouth, massachusetts are on edge after the release of a convicted child rapist who has already violated the terms of his release. richard garner was sentenced to nearly 200 years in prison for kidnapping and sexually -- after yearly 30 years behind bars he was released last week, and parents in the neighborhood are worried. >> she doesn't sleep room at night, can't play basketball in the yard. she won't be on the same floor, you know, another floor as me. josh: gardner has received a summons for fail you're to report his presence. jean: the u.s. death toll from hurricane matthew has risen to 30, and half of those deaths are in north carolina. right now helicopters and rescue boats are still looking for gonzalez reports, more than 2,000 people have already been rescued. reporter: life long residents ar

unlv's tony sanchez talks about one of the greatest plays he's ever seen. chris maathuis has the story coming up in sports. ((dave courvoisier)) >> a man attacked twice by an angry mama grizzly... and lives to tell the tale. to the hospital that's even more surprising. that's next./// <<< voice over: "you're watching 8 news now at eleven." for congressman hardy and donald trump insulting seniors and veterans. hardy wants to raise the retirement age and said seniors who rely on programs like social security are a draw on government and the disabled are a drain on society. and then there's donald trump. they're just not for us. >>> a montana man is lucky and unlucky at the same time. he's fortunate to be alive after not one, but two grizzly attacks... on the same walk: (( todd orr/attacked by grizzly: "she got my head good. i don't know what's under my hat. my ear, my arm." )) ((denise valdez)) >> todd orr thought he had escaped his flirt with death when the first attack was over -- but then the same bear returned for three miles to his truck... posted video

. >> >>[applause] >> >> >> >> commissioner chow commissioner chung commissioner sanchez and commissioner pating the second item on the agenda is the approval of the minutes of october 6, 2015, and i'd like to note that commissioner pating requested on page 3 affirmative 3 underneath item 4 add the words state and federal they often don't match the needs you have a revised copy. >> i do. >> just those two words state and federal. >> what page was that correction on. >> page 3 under item 4 the third photograph the sentence is commissioner pating noted federal and state mandates don't match local needs. >> fine i had further corrections two paragraphs further down it should say that commissioner chow commended dr. arrest going gone rather commended the other explanation on page 5 for the inspection of the third paragraph on that page has to do with with the comments on how the counties organized their emergency services and the last comment on any part was that you the minutes note that the san francisco dpw managed the services including ambulances and pharmacies i thought we should add th

." >> joining us to react to the latest e-mails rick sanchez. good morning, rick, always great to have you on the show. >> fantastic to be here with you. >> what do you make off the top of the latest ones we've heard. i'm assuming you're not one of the needy. >> i am. ask my wife and kids. fact of the matter is this is ma mised opportunity for the republican party to cash in on something that many of us have known for a long time and that is the democratic party has been taking latinos in the united states for granted and really likes them. especially not around dinnertime, but around election time. now, the other fact of the

prosecutors say zachary hays - first killed gabriel sanchez in west allis back in may.... then later that day -- began shooting at an illinois family's car on i-90-94 in sauk county -- killing 44-year-old tracy homicide and a count of recklessly endangering safety in milwaukee county for the death of sanchez. loved ones remember a racine woman killed one week ago. the woman's body was found after it was thrown in a dumpster. fox 6's ashley sears is in the newsroom with how family is remembering her. family tells us the victim is kim cantwell. tonight, they have a message of forgiveness. nats: song it isn't easy-- for loved ones to come together-- in this pla racine-- 17:50 "despite what happened she went out of this life, a winner. " family--friends and strangers remember kim cantwell-- her body was discovered in a dumpster here--days ago-- 17:40 "my mom struggled for years with prostitution and drug addiction and in the past four years she beat that along with cancer." victoria newton -- speaks of a mother-- she never knew well-- but grieves her loss. police say 49--year-

plenty of cake.victoria sanchez shares his story. (nats: happy birthday singing) born in 16, victor nelson has made the way.(sot: ruth nelson, friend)"he never met a stranger."and after 100 years, he's seen a few things too. sliced bread in 1928 ... the first sur bon 1967(sot: victor nelson, 10year-old wwii vet)"i got married on $9.60 a week. and i bought her a ring; $25."things were a lot diffent back then, but one thing he same.(sot: victor nelson, 100-year-old wwii vet) "ie still have this up here, was drafted into the merchant marines during world war ii. even though he was assigned to the engine room ... he had a special surprise for the ship's captain.(sot: victor nelson, 100-year-old wwii vet) "i made him a birthday cake." which is why when it came to his birthday ...(sot: victor nelson, 100-year-old wwii vet) "we gotta cut the cake now." ... he was in charge.(sot: victor nelson, 100-year-old wwii vet)"well i gotta take care of these damn people." even after a century ...(sot: victor nelson, 100-year-old wwii vet)"it's been a