another example is what we call a universal basic pilot in south los angeles which is a city on to itself. south los angeles and it is made up of predominately black and latino angelenos and under invested community, so we rolled out a nearly $18 million investment in what we call universal basic mobility so that's bringing forward electric vehicle car sharing and e-bikes, subsidizing transit passes and electric vehicles charging across the neighborhood, looking at expanding our workforce development in all of these different transportation, clean transportation modes, so we can demonstrate how all of these different modes fit together and that improves mobility and health and fights climate change. >> thanks, lauren. you're just doing a little bit. [applause] yosha, do you want to speak to this. i'm recognizing the parallels between what lauren was raising and what you were raising. do you want to speak, what comes in the next 10 to 20 years? >> it's very important that we chose to densify within the current city so we can make use of the public transport which is there so we'll focus on

in south los angeles a carjacking victim was killed after being dragged by his own vehicle for 2 milesce were chasing a murder suspect when they say the man crashed his car and started carjacking and of the vehicle but when the suspect took off, the owner of the vehicle remained attached to his car. >> he was obviously deceased at the time so it's not like he was suffering, he was already gone, obviously dead so i'm like we have a deep situation here. >> north hollywood, watch the woman to the left of the screen weekly approached by a man in the backpack. while the cement truck obscures the moment it happens, the woman was randomly stabbed in the head with a pair of scissors. the suspect attacked another woman and later was arrested. jon: unbelievable. jeff, thanks. a federal judge dealt a blow to special counsel john durham's investigation of the trump russia probe. before deliberations begin monday in the case of igor jen janco the court will look at four counts after a judge dismissed one of the charges. david spunt has more on that. >> on paper this is not lying to the fbi but as t

now in south los angeles a carjacking victim was killed after being dragged by his own vehicle for 2 police were chasing a murder suspect when they say that man crashed his car and then started carjacking another vehicle. but when the suspect took off the owner of the vehicle somehow remained attached to his own c car. >> it was obviously deceased at the time. it's not like he was suffering but he was already gone and obviously dead. we have a deep situation here for. >> meanwhile in north hollywood, watch the woman to the left of the screen. she is quickly approached by a man in the backpack for the >> truck obscures the moment it happens. police say that woman was randomly stabbed in the head with a pair of scissors but investigators said the suspect also attacked another woman with a jar full of pickles. he was later arrested. eric: just so shocking, while jeff thank you. arthel: jury deliberations are likely to start monday in the federal trial of igor. former fbi informant charged with lying to authorities about his role in the controversy will steal dossier on former president

in south los angeles, a carjacking victim was killed after being dragged by his own vehicle for two milespolice were chasing a murder suspect when that man crashed his car and started carjacking near vehicle when the suspect took off, the owner of the vehicle somehow remained attached to his own car. >> he was obviously deceased at the time, so, it's not like he was suffering. he was already gone. i mean, obviously dead. so i'm like, whoa, we have a deep situation here. >> meanwhile, in north hollywood watch the woman to the left of the screen, quickly approached by a man in a backpack while the cement truck obscures the moment it happens. police say that woman was randomly stabbed in the head with a tear of scissors. investigators say the suspect also attacked another woman with a full jar of pickles and later arrested. rich, back to you. rich: jeff live in los angeles, thank you. jacqui. jacqui: well, griff jenkins joins us for a firsthand look at smugglers and their lucrative business shuttling migrants across the southern border. that's coming up next. age is just a number. and mine's

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. >> now in south launched los angeles a carjacking victim was killed after being dragged by his own after 2 miles. that man crashed his car and started carjacking another vehicle the suspect took off the owner of the vehicle was still attached to his car. while the current crime awaited is nothing compared to how high it was at the peak of 1992, finally crime is trending up just six months into this year. staff show ellie had already surpassed the number of homicides for the entire ear just prior, erica. >> all right jeff thanks so much, arthel but. >> jeff and eric we are just over three weeks away from midterm elections for early voting is off to hot start over 2 million americans casting early ballots. what that could mean for the races that decide the balance of power in washington. up next. pain hits fast. so get relief fast. only tylenol rapid release gels have laser drilled holes. they release medicine fast for fast pain relief. and now get relief without a pill with tylenol dissolve packs. relief without the water. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. th

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[hip-hop music playing] >> south central los angeles, where we're from, is about 6 miles away from beverlylos angeles not only is the gang capital of the world, but we're looking at several generations of gang involved issues in los angeles. the hispanic gangs have been here since the early 1900s. >> you'd be surprised, especially south africanids, how much they pick up on just music videos. and a lot of the graffiti you will see back home, back in south africa, is a lot like what you guys would do. >> i've traveled all over the world. i was very disturbed to see children trying to mimic the l.a. gangster lifestyle without having a clue of what the consequences are. there's only two choices and two ways out. it's either a life in prison or being dead. those are the realities. >> after hanging with alfred and his crew, it was time for mpho and aditi to meet my crew. here are my friends. here from the states. hey, guys. >> hi. >> i totally have been where aditi and mpho have been. you're like a little brown chicken nugget of love. i remember performing in alabama for the first time, and i wa

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south. and down to los angeles. we have been submitting comments with sfmta and planning expressing support for the development of the system. and need to condition to work toward rail part merfunding for the downtown rail extension and the great separation for the pennsylvania avenue extension. through the mission bay area. >> and this past weekend i was pleased to join federal and regional officials in community members at the caltrain electric celebration for the first electric train sets to come to the bay area to our region, congratulations to caltrain on this important mile stone. this marks the first new electric train set to replace diesel up and down the peninsula and a diesel system for within 50 years. this will reduce 97% reduction in e missions. i don't know about remaining 3%. we call it pretty much e mission free and noise impacts and faster service. prud to contribute 141 million dollars to the investment. toward a large state and federal partnership that was put together for the project itself. than

it's going to be warmer tomorrow in south lake tahoe los angeles. that can be checking in about 72 tomorrow. 75 in truckee and 81 degrees in reno. but on sticking around weather looking great. the temperatures going to cool down a little bit as we head in towards sunday and monday but still keeping things nice and dry. we're looking at this pattern finally beginning to change. just ridge of high pressure has been hanging around almost all of october. it's about the breakdown now as we head into next week. i think a more significant change in the weather pattern. finally that low and the move toward los angeles, bringing them some showers going kick eastward. that's what thing to start down the stream here in the atmosphere. and that means things may get a little active as we head in late next week as we look at long-range forecast model, you can see those clouds get a little bit closer, kind of under cutting that ridge of high pressure moving out of town that could allow for maybe a another storm system to get a little bit closer. i think late next

first thing i want you to notice is that rain down south of downtown los angeles.there is that spinner kind of offshore, so that's the piece that's kind of holding us all together in terms of the stagnant weather pattern that's the main part of the rex block that's blocking the system. so once that goes, things are going to start to break down, and in fact, you see it start to get pinched backwards and then up from the north sea that right there up north by reading. that's the big change right there so that ushers in a completely new set of patterns that will bring us closer to rain. most certainly will, um definitely get temperatures down, especially on the weekend. so the big pattern that's been stuck isn't stuck. that's why i was trying to say that's a lot of isobars i threw at you there. i know, but i just want you to see it that that low there was really slowing things down for us. so now outside we go, there's no fog out there now. little air quality not great kind of hazy out there. the fog, not an issue so much today there'll be a little patchy fog tomorrow

south. best chance of some showers over los angeles. for us at this point we're going to be on the dry side of it. right here on that seven day forecast we will see morning fog, afternoon sunshine, that pattern continuing through next week, go up a little bit wednesday and thursday and 70s return next friday. awesome fall weekend moving on in, raj. >> it looks great. thank you, jeff. that's going to do it for us here at 7:00. for everyone here including our director thanks for joining us. we hope you enjoy your evening, your friday night, and we'll see you back here at 11:00. . >>> welcome to 49ers game plan brought to you by the official eye wear of the san francisco 49ers. i'm your host. week six is upon us. kyle shanahan heads back to atlanta to face his former team. now we have to show you this week's must see match up presented by zenni the official eye wear of the san francisco 49ers how the niners stack up against other teams when they

down south now police in los angeles county pulled an injured driver from a burning car and it was ancident captured on video. hey, hey, can you get out come on man? go to the park. this happened early yesterday morning and in alhambra the video is from one officer's body camera. the driver showed signs of being under the influence of alcohol. he was transported to a hospital with non-life threatening injuries. one officer was hospitalized for smoke inhalation, but later released quick and brave work. absolutely. all right, let's get to the weekend weather. that means saturday and sunday. it does mean that and that's nice meteorologist said ever tell us here with the forecast. we are ready for the weekend, dan and alma and you know, the forecast is changing this weekend. you're going to need to bring out the letters have a windbreaker. perhaps. let me show you live doppler 7 because the changes are underway in the pacific northwest. it's a cold system that came out of the gulf of alaska. it is diving down into the pacific northwest right now, and it eventually starts to slide southwa

but look at that right just nears just south of los angeles. morning for the weather folks down there, so if you're going down there, keep an eye on things. that's a lot of thunderstorm activity. everything's locked in. it's called a blocking pattern. the high stays there. the main highs in greenland. deep deep low will be forming in the great lakes all the way down to the deep south, so everything's kind of blocked out. you can't move it so as long as it's there, we only see minor day to day changes in right now they've been c seventies a couple of very low eighties slight bump up on tim's friday might be possible. after that, we should go back to a cooler pattern, you guys maybe they should trade him, you know, because he's done this too many times caused a lot of problems in the past, and this is just one more thing. fans reacting to draymond green, punching jordan's pool, how the team disciplined the four time world champion plus nasa says it's ready to defend earth if an asteroid heads our way. i'm at finn and i've got the details on nasa'

south carolina. connecting in the airport to los angeles.ridge, i went to the gate, give the gauge of my take, it went to the jet bridge and these two clayton county cops just came out of nowhere and started questioning me about my selling drugs, and i buying drugs, and i transporting drugs? i was the only person of color in front of me and behind me on this narrow -- >> were they in uniform? >> they were like plainclothed. i can't remember if they had badges on them, they were playing clothes. so the extra confusing. i had already been through tsa, so, is this another tsa screening? what is this? what do they want? and then i was like, this is stop-and-frisk. this is like, they're just singling out black and brown people and asking them if they have drugs in the hope they do have drugs. so that they can, i don't know, arrest them. but the whole experience was humiliating and embarrassing and dehumanizing. >> everyone around you is watching, what were their expressions? >> everyone's gawking at you. so elixir the bad guy. literally, just fly

and there are some showers in the forecast for both los angeles and phoenix on saturday. what do you say? we go to south america right now and we've seen some vigorous storms of long the western amazon bubbling up some big downpours south of ecuador capital kiddo. on saturday and we did set a record, low temperature and eastern argentina. temperatures are bouncing back and look at santiago all the way up to 30 degrees. sounds pretty good. i'll see you soon. the west sponsored by catch bitcoin. it's an international electronic crypto currency used across the globe, is the best part is exist on the planet. but few how it's made. it's role in the criminal underworld. it's rise to legal tender. it's implications for the global financial system. and the devastating carbon footprint it leaves behind its energy consumption is such a massive step backwards. people in power investigates crypto on al jazeera. oh.

series, san diego, moving from 2nd round of the playoffs where they will meet the los angeles dodgers base runners. south korean tom came has become the 1st player since tiger woods to win, twice on the pga tour before the age of 21. he finished at $24.00 under par for the tournaments without making a bogey all week. he did receive some help from american patrick can play the to a time for the lead heading into the final hole. who can play made a triple bogey. kim is now one twice and he's off to start school number 15. changed his name to some of his childhood. favorite thomas the tank engine. they serve me on the right track for a very successful good. it's really amazing. ah. few months ago i, i didn't have any status in the us and now be a 2 time winner on tour. having that place, you know, with tires. it's an unbelievable feeling for me it's, it's an honor for me and it's definitely a dream come true. now on the women's tour in this, jody, you had shed off, clenched her 1st victory of the 246 stalks. that he freelance from england led from start to finish in california, eventually winning by one sho

there was cars series, san diego, moving the 2nd round was player will meet in los angeles judges to base south korean. tom kim has become the 1st place is tiger woods to in twice on the pga told before the age of 21. he finished at 24 and the paul for the tournament without making a buggy all week. i did receive some help from american patrick can play the pet with tied for the lead. heading into the final hopeful currently made a triple buggy came, is now one twice in his last 4 star. welcome to 15, changed his name to home after his childhood favorite, thomas the tank engine. i mean, certainly on the right track for very successful career. it's really amazing. few months ago i didn't have any status in the us and now be a 2 time winner on tour. having that place, you know, with tires. it's an unbelievable feeling for me it's, it's an honor for me and it's definitely a dream come true. well, on the women's tour in the u. s. jody, you can shut 1st victory off to 246 dogs. the 34 year old from england led from start to finish in california, eventually winning by a stroke. she's the 10th player

. >> ainsley, that if reflects what is happening in detroit, chicago, los angeles, p hiladelphia and it may be the southit has a woke democratic mayor, woke city council and they slashed three years ago one-third of the entire police budget. thank goodness for governor abbott to reinstate the police budget. when you have law enforcement being disrespected and telling you, we don't feel comfortable, we don't feel you appreciate us, what do you have? you have mass resignations, mass number of officers leaving the department. it is not a representative or a friend of law enforcement. >> ainsley: what message does this into the family of martin, this police officer who sacrificed his life trying to protect the community? the mayor did say this to the family, "i want to express my deepest wishes to the family officer martin and he will ever do might forever be honored as a hero. this moment should be about him and his family." leo, the last word. >> those words are meaningless. he said that after he fell asleep. he had no other way or choice to do this. we had to apologize. those words are meaningless. the f

it first opened in los angeles, but its main headquarters is in south san francisco with more than 240stores around the country, mostly in california. the regional offices will expand into the sacramento san joaquin valley boxes of peanut brittle for everyone. mm with you, let's get you out the door now and focus on the morning commute that has not been without its problems here. self absolutely gasia and dave good morning to both of what we do have some slowing in many spots, which is not unusual are going to start with highway four and look at the slowing coming over the over the hill again. that is not unusual. you can see it all the time, but one of the things about contra costa and solano counties. we had some earlier problems that made it slow. 37 is slow heading out to marin from solano and how we force we just showed you as slow all the way back into antioch 6 80 slow from 2 42 to highway 24. then as you look at the approach to the bay bridge, it's been slower. we have a stall on the shoulder that was in the lanes at one point, and the bay bridge does have kind of a bigger back

south. a further trial for the disgraced hollywood film producer, harvey weinstein, is beginning in los angelesinstein denies 11 charges of abuse, including allegations of assault and rape. he's already serving more than 20 years injail after being convicted of a series of sex crimes in new york. now on bbc news — the bbc green sport awards. upbeat theme music applause welcome to the first ever bbc green sport awards. i'm ella al—shamahi — explorer, stand—up comic and paleoa nthropologist. and i have no idea what that means. i'm mark watson — also a comedian, a writer, huge sports fan, and we both care about the environment. that's what this programme is all about. you've just seen recycled footage from a bbc sports programme from 30 years ago. and even the awards are made from recycled material, which is all part of the ethos of this programme. and it's why we've occupied the bbc sport match of the day studio. former international footballers, and now pundits, alan shearer and ian wright have been locked out. they think it's temporary, but it's a dream for me to be in this place. i've dressed

series san diego move into the 2nd round of the playoffs where they will meet the los angeles dodgers base runners asked south korean. tom kim has become the 1st player since tiger woods to win, twice on the pga tour before the age of 21. he finished there 24 under par for the tournament without making a bogey all week. he did receive some help from american patrick. currently. the 2 were time for the lead heading to the final hole before can't late made a triple bogey. kim is now one twice in he's lost 4 stocks. who will number 15 changed his name to tom after his childhood. favorite. thomas, the tank engine. the certainly on the right track for a very successful career. it's really amazing. ah. few months ago i, i didn't have any status in the us and now be, or to time later on tour. having that place, you know, with tires. it's an unbelievable feeling for me it's, it's an honor for me and it's definitely a dream come true. while on the women's tour in the united states, jody, you had shut off clenched her 1st victory of the 246 starts. the 34 year old from england laid from start to finish in california, e

in fact, it's going to be warmer in south lake tahoe and 72 than it is in los angeles tomorrow. so you got a nice day in the high country. no rain in the tahoe area. 75 degrees in truckee, beautiful 81 in reno, nev. you're sticking around for the weekend. looking good to those temperatures. cooling down a little bit, but stay mostly dry in the roadways. wide open and clear. all right. high pressure in control. but this ridge starting to show signs of weakening fact this low is finally going to kick to the east and that means things are going start to move in the atmosphere a little bit. this has been sitting overhead almost all of october and more fog on the way. no getting around that for tomorrow morning and then warm conditions in the afternoon. but the numbers, yeah, they've been kind of backing off a bit. and i think over the weekend, maybe even a little bit cooler tomorrow to so plan on highs in the upper 70's, the warmer spots inland, probably double the 80's a little bit. then you've got 60's and 70's some hazy conditions around the bay out toward the beaches. guess what

that's the way it's looking those higher clouds from yesterday the lowest push far enough south it's more of a los angeleshink we'll see much from that. if anything, temperatures jump up. they started yesterday didn't take long. san francisco rocketed up to 79 their 1st 70 degree temp this month warm to hot today, still warm inland thursday, but boy comes down fast. there could be some dramatic changes by the time we get to saturday here warm to hot today, hottest day of the week easily cooler weekend. i'll say much cooler weekend fact temperatures will plunge a good 20 degrees. for some, there is a little bit of an eastern north breeze. it's not strong, not 30 or 40 miles an hour, but it is offshore coming in off the oakland berkeley hills and the temps aloft are getting very warm. sonoma mountain is 77 north at six. diablo 70 north and 16. ben lomond mountain 75 northeast. so you have warm air loft. you have an offshore breeze that equals fast, warm up mainly clear skies except south . sunny for all warm to hot won't take long. santa rosa oakland conquered san jose. here we go, 92 forecast high 86, 90 a

south to the north. >> you would have to invest the million year cycle, not weeks or years. maybe millions of years from now, part of los angeles will be in the bay area. >> for better or worse. >> yes. >> this is a tough question. >> those other ones weren't tough. >> this is a really easy challenge. are the smaller ones less stress? >> yes. the amount released in small earthquakes is that they are so small in you need many of those. >> i think would you probably have to have maybe hundreds of magnitude earthquakes of 4.7. >> so small earthquakes are not making our lives better in the future? >> not anyway that you can count on. >> i have heard that buildings in san francisco are on rollers and isolated? >> it's not true. it's a conventional foundation like almost all the circumstances buildings in san francisco. >> the trans-america was built way before. it's a pretty conventional foundation design. >> i have heard about this thing called the triangle of life and up you are supposed to go to the edge of your bed to save yourself. is there anything of value to that ? >> yes, if you are in your room. you should drop, cover and

south carolina. got to the atlanta airport to connect to los angeles, back home, you know, i went to the gate, arithmeticyton county police officers, out of nowhere, kind of almost, like, ambushed me and started asking me if i was carrying drugs on me, if i was transporting drugs, if i was using drugs, buying drugs. they went through all the specific drugs. and, you know, i was the only person of color in front of me or behind me, and clearly they were racially profiling me, the whole experience was humiliating and dehumanizing, and it's not really consensual. when two cops pop out and start berating you, barraged with all these questions about drugs, you don't feel like you have the right to leave. and then they asked if they could search my bag, finally after all these questioning, and i went, do i have to say yes? the older cop was like, no. i was like, well then no. so, you know, it was traumatizing. it's not the only time we've been racially profiled at the airport. i've been out a lot of airports all over the country, so -- >> what about you, mister english? >> yeah, part of the reason i reached ou

south korea and the u.s. >>> opening statements are set for today in harvey weinstein's sex crimes trial in los angeles. the 70-year-old former movie mogul faces a possible life sentence on rape or sexual assault charges allegedly involving five women between 2004 and 2013. weinstein has pleaded not guilty. >> we're going to try like hell to make sure he gets a fair trial. >> harvey, you messed with the wrong women. we will see you here in los angeles where hopefully your conviction will leave you in jail for life. >> meantime, weinstein is appealing the 23-year sentence that he received in new york after being convicted of rape and sexual assault there in 2020. >>> author salman rushdie has lost sight in one eye and the use of a hand. that's according to his agent who spoke with a spanish language newspaper over the weekend. rushdie, who's 75, was attacked in august during a lecture in new york suffering 18 stab wounds to his neck, chest, and torso. the suspect has pleaded not guilty to attempted murder and assault charges. >>> and we now know who will be playing in this year's world series. >> on the

south. a further trial for the disgraced hollywood film producer, harvey weinstein, is beginning in los angeles

not here but down to our south down towards southern california could see a little bit of some green. showing up on the radar outside of los angeleso they still have the possibility of some thunderstorms for today that activities to the south of the bay area. it will remain to the south. and right now we just have some lingering clouds out towards the coast right around san francisco and still, as we talked about in oakland, here's some overcast here showing up on the satellite extending down towards st leandro hayward and in free month current numbers out there. it's amazing 12 o'clock and still in the fifties for san francisco and oakland, santa rosa 59 degrees conquered 68 in san jose. right now, checking in 62 degrees. we're talking about the depth of the marine layer few days ago that fog deck was kind of just right around the span. you cannot even see these towers. but those the cloud that there's cloud bases have been boosted up quite a bit . what's happening this week? it's not a lot. just call it a blocking pattern, this area of high pressure up here an area of low pressure we talked about the rainmaker in southern califo

coming home from a work trip, filling an hbo show and charleston, south carolina, connecting in the atlanta airport to fly home to los angeleswent to the jet bridge, i went to the gate, gave the gate agent my ticket. went to the jet bridge and these two clayton county cops came out of nowhere and started questioning me about am i selling drug, buying drug, transporting drugs? i was the only person of color in front of me and behind me on this narrow. >> were they in uniform. >> they were plainclothes. i can't remember if they had badges around them, but they were plainclothes, so that made it extra confusing i had already been through tsa i was like is this another tsa screening? what is this, what do they want? and i was like this is stop frisk, they're singling out black and brown people asking them if they have drugs in the hopes they do so they can arrest them but experience was humiliating and embarrassing and dehumanizing and >> everyone around you is watching what were the expressions. >> everyone is gawking like you're a perpetrator, like bad guy literally just flying home from a work trip. >> is that why you thought

south. lot and around santa barbara, los angeles and off the coast, so it dies down during the during the nightll pick up in the afternoon. that high up there is not moving anywhere. so what's your hat? and what's happening is you get these systems coming underneath ? that's what we're going to see. so we're really not changing all that much here in our pattern, probably for another week or so. 50 60 seventies eighties. if anything, some of the inland temps might bump down a few degrees, but overall, you guys stratus quo as we say in the weather business. all right. thank you. steve control of the 50 50 senate could be decided just four weeks from now coming up at nine and look at the latest polls showing it's a toss up and the reason every debate counts. but first one california man is suing the makers of one brand of hot sauce for what was on not in the bottle, what he claims he fell victim to ♪ oh my gosh. oh my gosh, oh all right, this is such a wonderful moment. i don't mean to get in the middle of it. oh but you are in the middle of it. i am in the middle of it because i want you to see w

rummaged through bushes in south san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news candidate for los angeles mayor embracing a visit from president biden. why, congresswoman karen bass says this was the perfect time for a presidential visit. also ahead, they jumped into action to save a woman's life coming up after the break. we're meeting the inmate crewe honored as heroes today. ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. it was in mexico 54 years ago this week, a ceremony was held in front of the statue of the to san jose state alarms. it was at the olympics in mexico city that the track and field medallist stood on the podium and held up their fists as a protest to the oppression of black people can knoll is the co founder of the olympic project for human rights, which sparked the global movement for racial equity, a movement that he says is still inspiring athletes today. smith and carlos are now part of that pantheon. people are now plates are now standing on their shoulders. i think colin kaepernick is a good example of that. this was th

jose, south san jose to the santa clara valley, the low fifties. 34 truckee, south lake tahoe, crescent city is 48 that los angeles. there now dies down at night. so if you have to, if you want to travel, i'd go early because in the afternoon, that's when you start to pop up some of those thunderstorms on the high desert as well. so lots of activity in southern california a big fog bank for us and really, not much changing here, 60 seventies eighties on the tips. does look a little bit cooler for some inland going forward, but really, very what we call stratus quo on the pattern, you guys alright. sounds good. thanks steve still ahead, more homeless encampments sweeps in the south bank. we'll show you where crews will be today. but first, there may be a candy shortage just weeks ahead of halloween. we're going to explain the series of problems that could mean paying more for those streets when you can find them. i anderson lake say the pigs are destroying their yards and gardens and even threatening their children and pets, and some people say the trouble began when anderson lake was drained for a retrofit project

los angeles. ian is now a post-tropical cyclone and lashing coastal south carolina ripping apart peers and flooding. made landfall in georgetown as a category 1 storm but quickly lost steam as it moved inland. earlier this week the storm trapped thousands of residents in their homes in florida and killed at least 17 people. fema warned about the dangers of floodwaters even when the worst of the storm is over. >> water is 90% of the fatalities for these tropical systems. that's why we spend so much time talking about the dangers of water. it's dangerous after the storm too. for communities watching, you have to be careful going outside to. >> florida governor ron desantis and the rescue response is a huge effort, cruise up and going door-to-door. >> sean: tonight more senseless and violent crime all across new york city as we are now learning that a female fdny emt working on 9/11 2001 the fatally stabbed in an unprovoked attack in queens, new york, yesterday. police said the 34-year-old male suspect followed the victim, began stabbing her repeatedly. the victim identified as allison russo elling a

los angeles for alleged sex crimes. he faces 11 charges of rape and sexual assault. weinstein is already serving a 23 year sentence after being convicted of sexual misconduct in new york. in 2020 south korean president unit. so your says that north korea appears to have completed preparations for another nuclear test and noon called on the north to stop. it's quote, threatening provocations and said that soul would strengthen deterrence after pyongyang carried out an unprecedented series of weapons tests britain's 3rd prime minister this year as promising a new era of stability. former finance minister re she soon act gained the backing of his conservative party to win the leadership on monday, his predecessor list truss had to stand down when financial markets rejected her economic plans. soon ac's 1st task will be to restore confidence in the you case finances the she for not receive a warm welcome at the guns of it, if by the headquarters. so not when dick over to adopt job from this trust her quite just after a few weeks in office, but so not faith is stuffed challenges such as duckling floating energy and food prices and a deep political crisis. he will be the 3rd prime ministe

los angeles rams. that was the case again today and once again, the rams shiny new stadium in la look like levi south.he first week in which christian mccaffrey was included in the game plan. mccaffrey had the kind of day no 49ers in franchise history has ever had first took a backward pass from jimmy garoppolo and then found brandon aiyuk running behind the rams secondary. that's a 34 yard scoring play 77 game early in the second quarter. yes mccaffrey can also throw but this was a game in which the 49ers would have to come from behind. matthew stafford stands in the pocket, finds his favorite receiver cooper cup with a 16 yard score. 14 7 l. a. mccaffrey had already thrown for a touchdown. pass up. how about catching one? garoppolo adjusting the pocket finds mccaffrey with a nine yard of the 49ers had their first lead. 17 1, not a tall man, but he can leap 49 indeed, then cranked it up. fred warner comes on a blitz gets to stafford that got the home crowd excited. and then the only thing mccaffrey didn't have for his trifecta was a touchdown run. he got that early in the fourth quarter. garoppolo la

los angeles. william login s fax news. authorities are pointing to yesterday's south by earthquake is a good drill for what could happen in a larger earthquake. 5.1 was centered in the foothills east of san jose. people felt shaking as far away san francisco and big sur some grab there phones and recorded the shaking as it happened. we're still seeing some aftershocks in the area. the quake was on the calibers fault, which runs between hollister's and walnut creek. yesterday's quake was the first time many california's got alerted by their spoke with one of the berkeley scientists who worked on the myrday. the mice shake apps and earthquake warning alerts nearly 100,000 people, giving them instant information about where the earthquake hit and its magnitude. whether or not you sensed tuesday's quake your android users have built in earthquake alerts and iphones that have the my shake. app already downloaded, got a visual and audio warning, just as the shaking began and what we wanted to get people's attention. so there is that voicing earthquake . earthquake cover. hold on, right. we want people to see and to know. okay a

putting her to the test, and julia brownley outside ofles los angeles is really in a fight with matt yacobs, we about rio grande valley in south, you have 3 hispanic women running monica delacruz. shy will win that seat, but henry cuellar in 28, i think kathy will pet beat him in 28. mira flores is leading never poll, it looks like she will beat she don les, and we have serious tune in new york, we have great candidates on the a the island, we could sweep the island. and you look at anthony they could win their races, then if you go to hudson valley, take a look at marcus, and collin schmidt. big surprise is the my counter part. currently trailing mike lawler, a n new york assemblyman by 8 points and joe morally in rochester district in trouble. there are opportunities abound but we have 9 days left, that is a long time. trey: we have a minute lift. switching gears, if you have a big night, i know you don't like to make assumptions, the chair of the nrc c will get credit for that, do you want to be next chair of the nrcc, what you to see for yourself in next term if republicans are in the majority. >> i think you have to do wh

los angeles. the high country beautiful. whether you're looking at mid 70's in south lake tahoe, 77 and trucking about 84 in reno. and it's going stay nice through the weekend. no threat of any rain coming your way. temperatures will be cooling off though in the 70's to the upper 60's by monday. all right, outside right now, here's another dramatic shot for you. see the fog and low clouds making its way on shore right now. a low deck of fog that has moved on shore below just about 700 feet or so as moving on shore, maybe a little bit higher than that. but it's not to be able to make its way all the way inland. we're going to be left with some mostly clear skies in the interior valleys, but along the coastline, you've got that patchy fog to contend with temperature wise 60's and 70's in the san francisco get's 50's and 60's along the coastline inside the bay. the temperatures generally moving up in the 70's all the way down. the peninsula should be some beautiful weather and warm in the afternoon. a hot temperatures showing up in the tri valley and places well inland up in the 90's there. but along the coastline,

south korea. >>> harvey weinstein is back in court facing 11 charges of sex crimes in los angeles.selection that begins today is separate from that new york case. this one largely focused on crimes prosecutors say were committed during one particular oscars week back in 2013. nbc's maura barrett is following this from los angeles. welcome. walk us through the charges here and what makes this trial different from what we saw in new york. >> reporter: alex, harvey weinstein faces four counts of rape and seven various counts of sexual assault here in los angeles concerning five women through those years, as you mentioned, ranging from 2004 up to 2013. now, this is very different than the new york case. while we're going to see obviously similar allegations, it's different victims, different testimonies. as one legal analyst told me, potential different vindication. we have just learned that one of the women that is testifying is jennifer segal newsom, a documentary filmmaker, wife of california governor gavin newsom. she intends to testify to seek justice for women who have experience