presentandora: una mujer en stockton le dio curiosidad ver un hoyo en el recipiente de la basura en unn cÁmaras dentro de los hoteles, dentro de espejos de los baÑos, sin embargo en esta ocasiÓn una residente de stockton lo consiguiÓ en un lugar bastante peculiar. y es que esta residentes se impresionÓ al ver un hoyo en la papelera de un baÑo y almuerza papelera se dio cuenta de que habÍa una cÁmara en su interior grabando y hablamos con las autoridades tras haber quÉ ha investigado en este caso. esta imagen muestra el presunto bote de basura donde se encontrÓ un telÉfono grabando en un negocio ubicado en la cuadra cinco 900 en la vida pacÍfico en stockton, segÚn una publicaciÓn, un hombre violÓ yo en la basura y decidiÓ voltearla para que lo yo apunte a la pared y con o regreso, la demolieron a su posiciÓn original, algo que la hizo sospechar. salimos hablar con residentes de la comunidad y asÍ conocimos a alba. >> esto no me lo hubiese imaginado nunca, si no vienen a decirlo, no me lo hubiese imaginado. reportero: para ella la mayor preocupaciÓn son los menores de edad. >> tenemos qu

$ trabajando para ti en stockton alejandra quesada, telemundo. eso se debe a que hay demasiadas ballenas. dicen ballenas jorobadas migrando en esa zona. sería la 5a temporada afectada. el departamentoatal de pesca y vida salvaje volverá a evaluar el problema a mediados de noviembre y podría abrir o reabrir la temporada de cangrejo a principios de diciembre, si las condiciones lo permiten, y las estaciones de esquí de la comienzan a prepararse ya para abrir la temporada invernal. >> eso incluye la estación de montaña boreal, donde ya hay un poco más de 4 pulgadas de nieve y reabrirá sus puertas ya para el 17 de noviembre. pero oigan esto, si hay suficiente nieve y las condiciones son adecuadas, podrían abrir antes. la estación dice que trabajará fuerte mente todas las noches para determinar si son están listos ya para recibir a los miles y miles de turistas que les encanta ir a esquiar a esa zona. >> nosotros estamos listos para recibir, pero a guillermo quiroz con nosotros para hablar de eso. guillermo de las condiciones que la gente espera. much

tenemos más noticias que compartirle a diócesis de stockton.andra quesada nos habla de los servicios religiosos que están ofreciendo estafadora, que se hacen pasar por sacerdotes católicos. fue al recibir estos certificados de primera comunión y confirmación que una familia que prefiere permanecer en el anonimato se acercó a la diócesis de stockton con una inquietud de su validez. >> llamaron para averiguar si estos sacerdotes tenían permiso o autoridad de de hacer estos sacramentos. aquí nos mandaron fotos de los certificados que dieron al 15. si el domingo pasado y con eso vimos que venían de la arquidiócesis. según de la arquidiócesis de toluca, con los nombres de josé adán gonzález estrada y monseñor raúl gómez gonzález. la pareja compartió esta fotografía con la diócesis en donde sale quien se hace pasar por el arzobispo, monseñor raúl gómez gonzález compara esta fotografía con la fotografía de la página del arzobispado en toluca y aunque se parecen, me aseguran que no son la misma persona. me comuniqué vía telefónica con el padre rosas, e

a$ trabajando para ti en stockton. alejandra quesada telemundo. >> gracias alejandra. situación en el área de la bahía. vamos a hablar del pronóstico para el fin de semana. vienen algunos cambios, todos los detalles. al volver y un grupo de migrantes que intentaba cruzar la frontera actre méxico y estados unidos fue atado. roberto delgado tiene todos los detalles. >> un migrante de honduras y dos de guatemala que resultaron heridos, refirieron a las autoridades que fueron atacados por personas que conducía un pick ups de color arena, parecidas a la que utiliza el ejército mexicano. >> blanco. las camionetas verdes , el color de arena. arena, arena. de dónde son? honduras. guatemala >> hasta ahorita el parte militar. >> el coronel. el coronel fermín vargas nos da a conocer que que siguen ellos. >> investiga y nos ponen en calidad de presentados. >> están por arribar las cuatro, los cuatro militares que iban en ese en ese evento, en el ataque dos migrantes murieron y fueron identificados como elvis, enrique barrientos de la rosa, de 27 años, y margarito canto juárez de 4

para stockton, condiciones muy similares.e la noche. la lámpara es para que usted pueda ser observado y no vaya a haber alguna accidente. así que mucha suerte. pero sobre todo mucho cuidado en camino viene un sistema desde el pacífico que estaría trayendo ya a partir del próximo fin de semana posibilidades de lluvias solamente al norte de california . así que vamos al vistazo a los próximos días para fresno. así se mantiene el panorama. atención fin de semana. ahí estamos viendo algunas lluvias jueves y también para el próximo domingo. así que importante el paraguas porque ya regresa la lluvia a nuestra región le vamos a tener más detalles por la tarde, no se los pierda a las 5 regresamos abrigarnos y tenerse paraguas en mano. gracias. guillermo legisladores dirigidos por el senador alex padilla están llamando la atención hacia los efectos que los centros de detención de migrantes tienen precisamente sobre estas personas y sus familias que llegan a este país. también traen a la luz pública la disparidad en el sistema migrator

it went out in stockton that was very involved in many organizations. and then became a teacher. when i learned about organizing, i oh, my that this is the way that you make changes like could be teacher to become organized court to begin serving as a leader with the stockton community service organization or cso forming the agricultural farm workers association >> when introduced to the cso executive director cesar see change was planted. we wanted them to start. the pilot program to organize flower. over down. learned this down. so the incessant and i live that organization that we started, the night flowers together in 1962, their farm labor movement was fighting for better working conditions for farmworkers. in 1972. as a way to overturn an arizona law which denied farmers the right to strike or boycott. >> chavez went on a 25 day water only strike where came up with the rally cry. we know is an organizer and there's a moment at that time meeting with limit and they never let you know, leaders and asking them to join in our cars many of these like, you know, it said to he can

trabajando para ti en stockton., siguen buscando al conductor de un camión que arrolló mortalmente a un peatón. >> fue en la ciudad de seres en alrededor de las 3 de la madrugada del jueves. testigos de lo sucedido dijeron que el chofer se bajó del camión en el lugar de ayudar a la víctima. se dio a la fuga en el nivel superior, transformando el. así que ahora amigos de la víctima están lamentando su muerte y no comprenden por qué el responsable no auxilió a mike como conocían a la víctima. a pesar de los esfuerzos de los paramédicos, él murió en el lugar. el vehículo es un camión de carga. sería de color rojo. tendría una caja gris o plateada . así que cualquier información puede compartirla con la policía de stanislaus. >> y en el caso de que le vamos a contar, se desarrollen walnut creek. la policía está buscando a 2 asaltantes que a punta de pistola habrían despojado a 2 personas de sus pertenencias mientras ellos estaban cenando. de acuerdo con las autoridades, el robo fue el miércoles por la noche cerca del ce

muchas gracias guillermo y regresamos hablando de la diócesis de stockton que está alertando sobre lae stockton con una inquietud de su validez. >> llamaron para averiguar si estos sacerdotes tenían permiso o autoridad de de hacer estos sacramentos. aquí nos mandaron fotos de de los certificados que dieron al 15. si el domingo pasado y con eso vimos que venían del archivo según de la arquidiócesis de toluca con los nombres de josé adán gonzález estrada y monseñor raúl gómez gonzález, la pareja compartió esta fotografía con la diócesis en donde sale quien se hace pasar por el arzobispo monseñor raúl gómez gonzález. les compara esta fotografía con la fotografía de la página del arzobispado en toluca y aunque se parecen, me aseguran que no son la misma persona. me comuniqué vía telefónica con el padre rosas, encargado de comunicación social del arzobispado de toluca y me confirmó que el padre gonzález y el arzobispo raúl gómez se encuentran en toluca en estos momentos. >> no, no, no puede ser. ellos además, si ellos como usted me lo refiere, están celebran los sacramentos, necesitan la a

luis: esta estafa puede ser relativamente nueva en stockton, pero el falso de los sacerdotes es conocidodejarnos lavar el cerebro, porque ya ves que en unas iglesias de otra religiÓn, como les lavan el cerebro y cÓmo les sacan el dinero. luis: tener fe esta bien, pero hay que mantener los ojos abiertos. jorge: llegas con el sacerdote, quÉ le dices, ¿me puede enseÑar su mo dijo la seÑora, no hay que dejarse lavar el coco. hay que dejarse lavar el coco. buenas noches. ¿qué pasa, rodrigo? ¿vas a leer o no?

andrea: la diÓcesis de stockton todavÍa no sabe cuÁntas personas fueron afectadas, pero a travÉs de unaientos de dolores por celebrar bautizos y otros sacramentos en casas y parques. >> nos dimos cuenta porque nos llamaron a informarnos mÁs bien a preguntar si estaba bien que dieran primeras comuniones y confirmaciones en casa o en los parques, que si tenÍan autoridad, que iban a venir unos sacerdotes de mÉxico, y que si tenÍa permiso. aquÍ averiguamos, y no tenemos ninguna informaciÓn. andrea: una familia de modesto que prefiere permanecer en el anonimato denunciÓ que pagaron 600 $, y al momento de confrontar a los estafadores, fueron amenazados. lo que mÁs les preocupa es que ellos tuvieron acceso a documentos personales como actas de nacimiento. >> con esos documentos pueden usar robo de identidad o para traficar a personas, que es lo que nos preocupa mÁs. andrea: esas personas usaron el nombre de dos sacerdotes de la arquidiÓcesis de toluca en mÉxico. dicha arquidiÓcesis aÚn no se pronuncia, pero la diÓcesis de stockton asegura que sus identidades fueron robadas. la diÓcesis ademÁs

katie stockton.ie, it is great to have you with us this morning. >> good to be here. >> we are looking at the charts. nasdaq 100. facing pressure from rising yields. the ten-year yield crossing the 5% mark and rising oil prices. what are the charts telling you about the nasdaq 100? 12 >> there is a bear sentiment and it is instilled from treasury yields. the 5% threshold is an issue for the market. it kept it in the corrective phase which unfolded in the a, b, c fashion. now we have the nasdaq 100 being tested. it is almost in line at the secondary level. that is what would become the downside target should we see a breakdown. we are hoping to see the market come out of this corrective phase. we saw oversold conditions register last week. with that, we are looking for support to be discovered. >> we want to turn back to earnings season. microsoft reporting its earnings tomorrow. obviously, it will have a big factor on the nasdaq 100. we are moving along with the impact on tech earnings. what are you

now the diocese of stockton is warning parishioners of the scam. shawnte passmore has that story. >> reporter: what started off as suspicions from concerned parishioners landed in front of the diocese of stockton. >> we decided to do a little investigating and due diligence. >> reporter: bishop raul gomez gonzalez, in the blurred photo, you can see the fake priest engaging in the ceremony. >> people trust the clergy so much. so when people pretend to be clergy and do this type of stuff, it's horrible. >> reporter: their targets, non-english speaking families. diocese officials say the imposters charge massive amounts of money for celebrating the sacraments, teaching classes, and issuing certificates like these fake documents. the fraudsters reportedly demanded birth certificates from parishioners participating in the sacraments, raising concerns about human trafficking and identity theft. >>> still ahead, high paying jobs that focus on artificial intelligence. >>> hey, ahead in sports, our old friend is coming to town. are you ready to get hyped? >

este tiroteo comenzó en las calles beach y stockton, pero no paró allí. prosiguió en las calles.heridas. una persona de 48 años. otra de 10 y otra de 16 años. ninguna resultó herida de gravedad, pero sí fueron transportadas al hospital . ahora las autoridades arrestaron a estos 3 sospechosos. sus nombres. richard, tú y a sopo. tu, tu y a so sopo. javier piedmont y un menor de edad. por ser menor de edad. las autoridades no dieron a conocer su nombre. las autoridades también incautaron 13 pistolas y 4 armas largas. también una gran cantidad de balas. la fiscal le dijo que ellos, ya que ella ya logró imponer cargos a una de estas personas que está en la cárcel de aquí de san francisco, y ella espera alargar su estadía en la cárcel que no pueda salir hasta tanto no llegue el día que tenga que asistir a los tribunales. eso es lo que ella le va a pedir al juez. por supuesto, vamos a estar siguiendo esta noticia y les tendremos más información en los noticieros de la tarde en vivo. andrés brender noticiero telemundo 48. gracias andrés por ese informe en vivo desde san francisco pasamos

it went out in stockton that was very involved in many organizations. and then became a teacher. and when i learned about organizing, i thought, oh, my god, >> this is the way that you make changes. so i could be the teacher to become organize, court to begin serving as a leader with the stockton community service organization or cso forming the agricultural farm workers association. >> when introduced to the cso executive director, cesar chavez, a seed of change was planted. we wanted them to start a pilot program to organize farm people are down. a of us down. so the incessant and i left that organization that we started the united farm workers together in 1962, their farm labor movement was born fighting for better working conditions for farmworkers. in 1972. as a way to overturn an arizona law, which tonight farmers the right to strike or boycott. chavez went on a 25 day water only strike where came up with the rally cry. we know today is an organizer in arizona at that time was meeting with limit. many of our let, you know, and asking them to join in our cars and connects ar

it went out in stockton that was very involved in many organizations. and then became a teacher. and when i learned about organizing, i oh, my this is the way that you make changes. so i could be the teacher to become organized support the began serving as a leader with the stockton community service organization or cso forming the agricultural farm workers association >> when introduced to the cso executive director cesar see that change was planted. we wanted them to start pilot program to organize farm people over down. a letter this down so than night live, that organization that we started the night his together in 1962, their farm labor movement was fighting for better working conditions for farmworkers. in 1972. as a way to overturn an arizona law, which tonight farmers the right to strike or boycott. chavez went on a 25 day water only strike where came up with the rally cry. we know is an organizer arizona at that time meeting with limit and many latino leaders and asking them to join in our cars and interests are many of these, like, you know, said to he can't do that in

if you are driving on highway four between brentwood and stockton.y traffic control in some areas during both the day and the night. during the day it will be near the old river bridge just outside discovery bay. and at night, the one way traffic control will be at the middle river bridge a few miles down the road, the construction runs through friday and speaking of traffic troubles, right now, there's that issue in crockett that sal has been following for us. sal that's right. andre let me put it on the map here for you first. it's coming skyway on and off from eastbound 80. and that intersection is closed. and we have police tape up in the area. now it's curious because they've been out there for a while. there's a heavy police presence, but we're not exactly sure what happened. i think it was a crash of some sort, but other than that, we don't really know. but the police have been on the scene, chp and investigators have been on the scene for quite a while. let's talk about some other commutes nearby. you can see that on the richmond bridge, ther

leÓn: la diÓcesis de stockton en california vertiÓ impostores que se hacen pasar por sacerdotes de mÉxicon iglesia para preguntar si estaba bien que les hubieran cobrado $600 por las misas en una casa. eso levantÓ las sospechas. >> es dimos cuenta porque no llamaron a informarnos, mÁs bien a preguntar si estaba bien que dieran confirmaciones en casa o parques. que si tenÍan autoridad. que iban a venir sacerdotes de mÉxico. y que si tenÍan permiso. y aquÍ averiguamos.y no tenemos ninguna informaciÓn. >> los supuestos aceros de pierna de nacimiento lo que causa preocupaciÓn. con esos documentos pueden robar identidades o traficar con personas. el senador menÉndez se declarÓ no culpable de conspirar para actuar, gente del gobierno de egipto. siendo presidente la comisiÓn de relaciones exteriores del senado. este cargo se suma a otros contra menÉndez y su esposapor aceptar millonarios sobornos de tres empresarios de new jersey a cambio de la influencia senado para brindar mÁs ayuda a eje. —— a egipto . maity:y se acusÓ de destruir daÑo y heroÍna. dicen que va este un presunto cÓmplice se reun

in time neighborhoods raise to rubble is really strikes, continue to stockton buildings across garza, on the ground here and rough uh the scramble to rescue people trapped onto the day bri off to a recent strike. demolished an apartment building, rushing the injured to hospital, and lining up the bodies of those killed outside the move. residents here, so they have no way to go. i have no electricity, no water, no internet, no, not peace, no milk. but even if we die from hunger, we will stay here and we will not leave. in 5 days, we witnessed bones full on houses, corpses in the street. we fled to the you and school. we thought it was safe, but they targets data and people died. 2 thousands of people from across goes that have left the homes and headed south to rough uh, in recent days of to being told to evacuate by. israel. mediators have so far failed to negotiate a ceasefire that would allow foreigners to leave garza and the only buddha into egypt. so for many, it is a difficult wait for them to be comfortable with the crossing. every day. we contact the embassy every day, and the

this was between sacramento and stockton near courtland. chp has confirmed two of the five people in the car at the time have died. one of the passengers was an infant who was flown to uc davis medical center in critical condition. an adult and toddler were also taken to a hospital. the cause of that crash is not yet known. police in san francisco arrested two suspects, wanted for several armed robberies, kidnaping and an assault with a deadly weapon. plainclothes officers making the arrest and also seize multiple firearms, including this one pictured. we have reached out to police for more details on the crimes, but have not yet heard back. san francisco is no stranger to empty storefronts and those for lease signs. but one bay area group is now working with the city to try to turn things around. the plan is to inject the area with a new group of pop up shops. ktvu zac sos has the story. from an art gallery, there are little gems to a pottery shop and an event space for a public radio station. new signs of life quite literally popping up a

he is an associate professor of holocaust and genocide studies at stockton university and the endowedessor in the study of modern genocide. he joins us now from philadelphia. professor, welcome to democracy now! lay out your case. >> thank you for having me. what we're seeing now in gaza is a case of genocide. we have to understand the u.n. convention on the prevention of punishment of the crime of genocide from 1948 requires we see special intent for genocide to happen. to quote the convention, intent to destroy the group as defined as racial, ethnic, religious, national as such that is collectively, not just individuals. what we heard is on full display by israeli politicians. october 7, we've heard israel's president. it is well-known what the defense ministry of gallant said on october 9 declaring a complete siege on gaza, cutting off water, food, fuel, stating we are fighting human animals and will act accordingly. he also said we will eliminate everything. we know the israeli army spokesperson acknowledged the emphasis on damage and not on accuracy. we are seeing the special int

they spent 9 months moving from mexico to stockton to earn a living just like thousands of other families wake us up every morning monday through friday >> from 8 in the morning to noon. it was on the hot chocolate you can drink in all the board the your bread. you can but we would have to do that days. homework. jose didn't become proficient in english and tell. he was about 12 years old. >> but that didn't stop the second grade teacher from recognizing the potential in him and his siblings, her interest leading to a life changing moment that. >> 30 minute detour. she took on her way home change the trajectory of the whole family. and i love telling this story to educators to teachers. any little thing you do to help your students. never know what that little things going set them up on to it. incredible journey jose says are to go to space. came on one fateful december day back in 1972. >> he was just about 10 years old. that's when he and his siblings watched apollo 17 land on the moon on an old black and white tv. something very important that my father gave immunity validated that gr

stockton. >> says this is a much needed update. >> california senate bill 43 has been past.t means the state's conservatorship law. well, now specifically include people who are unable to provide for their personal safety or necessary medical care as well as people with severe substance use disorder. tanya tilghman son has battled addiction and mental health issues for the last 6 years. she hopes this change will help her family. i think that going to send is that family like >> myself and also those that are >> living out on street here. state senator susan eggman, who is behind us be 43 was a social worker for many years and witness firsthand the gaps in the current system where people unable to care for themselves fall through those cracks, an end of deteriorating in the streets are behind bars. professional. understand that when you evaluate somebody. >> the criteria as it currently stands, oftentimes can be a hindrance to be able to help somebody. >> she explains there will be no changes to due process so people can still go to court to fight to keep their legal rights.

. >>> new at 6:00, a warning from the diocese of stockton. be aware of imposter priests trying to scam people. it's been happening in modesto. the diocese just released an alert saying scammers have been pretending to be real-life bishops and priests from mexico. the diocese says victims have been scammed out of thousands of dollars. the imposters are reportedly preying on undocumented immigrants, migrant workers. >>> the man known as the red bull thief and his getaway driver are in a north bay jail tonight. all the merchandise we're about to show you back on store shelves. police dubbed him the red bull thief after they say he robbed a vallejo business more than 20 times, stealing nearly $15,000 in red bull and vodka. police say identified the getaway car and the woman driving it with store surveillance video. officers spotted the car, pulled the driver over, and arrested both of them immediately. >>> another busy weekend for san jose police. two major sideshows over the past few days. these illegal street races and stunt shows involve much

abc7 news viewers told us they felt the shaking there and in stockton and modesto.ed isleton today shortly after the quake. no reports of damage or injuries, but a clerk at a local store tells us this was her first time experiencing a quake and it made for a few scary moments. >> all of a sudden i see everything shaking, like going back and forth like that. and i hear something falling behind me. there was three bottles of the smirnoff that luckily they were plastic. they were not bottles, but living it life. it was it was a very scary. yeah. >> well the earthquake also triggered widespread inspections of levees and other infrastructure in the area. the delta supplies water to an estimated 27 million people across the state. we checked with multiple agencies, including the state department of water resources, who told us that there was no damage. >> all right. joining us now is dr. robert degroot with the usga shakealert operations team to talk about how things went today. thank you so much for joining us, dr. degroot. thank you. so you're on the team that works on

mass shooting at 101 california in san francisco and a few years previous to the mass shooting in a stockton schoolyard, again,n california. the ban prohibited the sale of certain new semiautomatic rifles and pistols and large-capacity magazines. now, statisticians and sociologists debate the effectiveness of the ban. feinstein known for reaching across the aisle. and in 2019, after 17 children and staff were shot and killed at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida, feinstein, sitting next to donald trump, convinced him to reprise parts of the assault weapons ban. watch her face in this clip. >> add what you have also, and i think you can, into the bill. >> yeah. >> can you do that? joe, can you do that? can you add some of the things -- you're not going to agree -- >> if you help. >> no, ireel help, but can you -- >> the nra had an emergency meeting with the president a few days later, and there was no new assault weapons ban. now, here in the modern day, no legislation at all will be sent to president biden until the house picks a new speaker. here's kevin mccarthy shor

and we had 96 degrees in the sacramento valley in stockton that tied the old record set one year ago. and also back in 1987. oh, let's not forget sfo topped off at 88 degrees and that was a new record that broke the old record one year ago. now, meanwhile, this is our live weather camera and we do not have a cloud in sight. visibility is unlimited. skies are fresh and clear. temperatures right now all in the 70s concord. that 81 degrees through crockett into clayton. it's 82 degrees at the rose garden district, backing through los gatos into saratoga. did you see 57 degrees in half moon bay? that's because of this right here. it is the marine layer. it has reformed and it's pushing onshore along the sea shore, knocking back that temperature and half moon bay, you could see the clouds lifting up from the south. and when you see the blue on the screen, that is the condensation all associated with that marine layer in the form of drizzle. it will not make it inland tomorrow until the overnight hours, waking up on saturday morning with the clouds , vigorous area of low pressure offshore.

the epicenter was in a little while 10 people from stockton to sacramento felt in some parts of the east and north bay's as well said it was a little jill, even though the alert system may not appear to work. well, if you've got the alert, didn't feel it. scientists at the usgs say they see this as a way. >> because it has to estimate the magnitude of the earthquake extremely quickly. that initial estimate is a little bit. so, yes, the initial estimate was 5.7, which is quite a bit larger have. that's why many people received an alert when they in fact, feels like. >> ironically, you might say tomorrow. is the great shakeout earthquake preparedness drill where people all around have a chance to practice earthquake safety measures. and sometimes you'll find those like truck things where, simulate feel the shake. so that's tomorrow top on >> whether it's preseason or regular season, the kings and warriors always put on a show for the fans coming up next in sports, jason dumas still have >> and now kron 4 sports. >> we're inching closer to opening night in the nba. less than a week away, st

del valle central, la mayoría de personas no sintieron el temblor que sucede esta mañana cerca de stocktonreparados. hablo con una experta en sismología y me dice que debido al sismo de esta mañana se activaron varias alertas y se mandaron mensajes de textos a los celulares de gran parte de la región, alertando del sismo de 4.2, lo que causa preocupación en la comunidad. aunque muchos pensaron que era algo relacionado con el simulacro que se va a realizar el día de mañana por todo el estado dorado, algunas de las preguntas que muchos nos hacemos es cómo le hacen para saber qué tan grande es la magnitud del temblor? a lo que la experta me dice sismo. utilizamos monitores por todo el estado de california que detectan la aceleración en la tierra y esta información recibe y nos revela qué tan fuerte es un sismo. me dice. además, agrega que tienen un sistema que alerta a las personas de algún temblor que apenas está sucediendo. en el caso de esta mañana, varias personas recibieron la alerta en ciertas regiones, la buena noticia del temblor de hoy es que, según la experta, no hubieron réplicas e

. >> así, si hablamos de la diócesis de stockton on que está alertando de personas que se están aprovechando

people from stockton, sacramento definitely felt it in some parts of the east in the north bay as even if you didn't feel it or we're not particularly close, you still have probably we've gotten a warning on your phone about it. are theresa and spoke with the earthquake experts about why. >> this alert popped up on thousands of bay area phones wednesday warning residents in earthquake was eminent. that federal learned triggered by an early overestimation of the quakes. intensity from california's shea color, usgs. this is bell is still a bose. and with u.s. geological survey is. >> a system that detects earthquakes right as beginning hand sends an alert to people that they're going to feel shaking. however, for many, the shaking never came. >> that earthquake shake alert did initially overestimate the 19 has a because a pretty significant overestimation. usually that usually a little better than that. but for this particular event, it was about a alert is a joint project between usgs in berkeley's seismology lab with early warning. again, everything we're trying to things as quickly as

he was born in stockton, and has dual citizenship in both the u.s. and israel. and padre baseball great steve garvey will take a swing at politics. today, he announced he will run for the u.s. senate seat held by the late dianne feinstein. darby will run as a republican, where the political newcomer will face a stiff challenge, looking for an upset win for the gop for a senate seat held by democrats since 1992. darby played 18 years in the major leagues, a 10 time all-star, and national league mvp, also a world series champion. >>> in the report is warning against falling debris from satellites. the report comes from the aerospace corporation , and was given to congress from the faa. it says, if we keep adding large networks of satellites like spacex's starlings, by 2035, one person could be hurt or killed by falling debris every two years. spacex disputed the report, saying their design -- that they design their satellites to burn off during re-entry. >> expect to see more rubble taxis on san francisco hills and streets. -- announcing an expansion to cover the

>> abraham me dice estaba en el quiropráctico en stockton y de pronto comenzó a sentir el movimiento.as. >> descendió la cámara. sentí que estaba moviendo y sentí. pues en ese momento sentí que estaba viendo la la casa también . >> alejandra quesada telemundo 48. >> bueno, ahí estuvieron compartiendo cómo, en qué lugares se encontraban cuando sucedió este sismo. >> es para hacer conciencia, para de verdad planificar y escuchábamos a guillermo a él le tocó escuchar la alarma de la ducha. hay algunos en la cocina. hay que tomar muchas precauciones y en cuenta todo esto. guillermo, vamos contigo. precisamente para hablar de eso y más. >> y algo muy interesante en lo que es la gente comenta y dice justamente y de hecho también es una casualidad que se ha repetido tiempo atrás, cuando hace calor la gente dice o va a ser un calor que parece que va a temblar o es calor. desde sismos, justamente cuando está entrando esta onda sísmica hasta el momento de forma científica, ya no hay una relación entre las temperaturas calurosas. el tiempo cálido y los sismos. aunque se han estado presentando de

beach restaurant aptly named for its neighborhood location on the corner of columbus avenue and stockton street, blames the city's drop in tourism and conventions for its declining business. the italian eatery has served as an iconic gathering place for locals, politicians, artists and executives for more than 50 years. the restaurant will officially close in december. >> a similar story across the bay in oakland, where a longtime business is set to close there as well. today cafe 817 posted on its instagram page that after 30 years, it plans to shut down next month. the post says the decision is a combination of factors from the pandemic to crime, as well as rising costs and fewer customers. the cafe's last day will be saturday, november 11th. >> still ahead, it's not quite winter yet, but the sierra got its first dusting of snow this morning. we're going to tell you what you need time to win is running out in our prize packed kick off the savings monopoly game! hurry in to play for your chance at over $25 million in prizes and money saving offers like this, and this, or even this. plus

abc7 news viewers told us they felt the shaking there in stockton, in modesto and other parts of the east bay. we visited isleton today shortly after the quake and there are no reports of damage or injuries. but a clerk at a local store tells us this was her first time experiencing an earthquake and it made for a few scary moments. >> all of a sudden, i see everything shaking, like going back and forth, like that, and i hear something falling behind me . there was three bottles of the smirnoff that luckily they were plastic. they were not bottles, but living it live. it was it was a very scary. yeah >> the earthquake also triggered widespread inspections of levees and other infrastructure in the area, but there was no damage to the delta supplies water to an estimated 27 million people across the state. and we want to ma sure you'rprepared for the next earthquake. go to abc7 news.com. slash prepare nor-cal. we have a guide to get you and your family ready right now. well, it is a spectacular day across the bay area as this live picture from our camera on mount sutro shows us warm to

that terrible case in stockton. five kids killed. 22 people injured by a gunman who came in with an assault weapon, and right then and there, 1989, the state passed on assault weapons ban signed by conservative governor george deukmejian. since then, nine other states have emulated california and passed that law. all of them now are on the ropes. >> what's the big-picture takeaway from all this? >> the big-picture takeaway is we elect a president for many, many reasons. one of them is that that president nominates justices and judges at the federal level, and they're there for life. president trump nominated three such judges, all very conservative, all looking at this what we call originalism theory. you put it together, and we're likely to see cases interpreted -- all kinds of cases, abortion cases, government regulation cases. all of those are going to be interpreted through that same lens. were those laws here 250 years ago? that's how things look in the future. >>> how about this? if you're looking for a career

carrera culinaria en el condado napa y también el fin de semana trágico para un hombre y una mujer en stockton cuidados médicos en un hospital. y ahora, como nos informa alejandra quezada, las autoridades están investigando si ellos eran el objetivo del ataque o resultaron ser víctimas de las circunstancias. >> la oficina del médico forense lo identificó como michael marlow, senior de 44 años de edad, pero sus amigos lo conocían como mike, un hombre que vivía en esta camioneta estacionada en una privada de la calle kelly drive. >> al norte de la ciudad. hay varios de los vecinos estaban reunidos en ese lugar. me dicen. mike perdió la vida a unos pasos de su camioneta. >> si buscamos store de es poner las everything happened. >> mike venía caminando de la tienda y cuando llegó a la esquina es cuando fue alcanzado por las balas, dice este vecino que me platicó k era una persona tranquila que no tenía enemigos. eran las 19:30 de la noche. johnny me dice cuando salió y se dio cuenta de lo ocurrido. no podía creerlo. me hizo mirar what it was mike cuando me dijo que había sido mike, me puse histéri

the movie is based on the real life events of stockton native former farm worker and nasa astronaut josehernandez. hernandez says he was rejected 12 times before being accepted at nasa in 2004. there were some people that believed in him and there were some people that didn't believe in him and the people that didn't believe in him that motivated him to keep going. hernandez has also written three books about his life and career journey, hoping to inspire the next generation, especially in the farmworker community. it's a noble, noble job, and we should respect them and thank him for that, because there's nobody else who would do it if they weren't around. sunday's event was hosted by latinos at amazon, and they introduced over two dozen latino professionals who also used to be farm workers. amazon also donated $15,000 to the farmworker caravan and alpha jose hernandez school, which is named after the astronaut. carolina rudisill is a former farm worker who now works for nasa and talked about some of the challenges she faced growing up just being mexican, being brown skinned. i'm sorry,

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aiden compton tells me he was store manager for the starbucks on stockton and sutter streets before opening up his own coffee houses in the north beach neighborhood and on fillmore street. he says starbucks has a lot of stores that are no longer generating the business they did before the pandemic. but as soon as downtown cleared out, you know, business dried up for everybody. starbucks says it is, quote, reevaluating our footprint, including adding and reopening some stores. it had closed, including this one at powell and o'farrell at union square. there's more variety here, so people have more to choose from. vascoceras is the former executive director of the fillmore and west portal merchants associations. he says business closures are never good, but that starbucks is adjusting to changing consumer trends. the popularity of other types of beverage shops are likely a factor. the emergence of the variety of boba shops that we see in the market place right now is a big reason for the closure of some of these mainstream coffee shops like starbucks in san francisco. a lot of things are closi

this house in the stockton area is putting on a show a complete with lasers and timed lights.ng sounds familiar, the lights are timed to a remix of the iconic theme music from the haunted mansion ride at disneyland. >> wow. wonder how the neighbors feel about that. it's pretty cool, though. all right, let's turn back to sports. the warriors kicked off the new season at chase center tonight. the abc's 70 sports director, larry beil, is there live. >> larry. >> hey, dan, hey, ama. the warriors we saw the debut of chris paul tonight as a member of golden state facing his old suns teammates tightly contested down to the wires all over kd. all the highlights next. the prawns are delicious. oh, i have a shellfish allergy. one prawn. very good. did i say chicken wrong? tired of people not listening to what you want? it's truffle season! ah that's okay... never enough truffles. how much are they? it's a lot. oh okay - i'm good, that - it's like a priceless piece of art. enjoy. or when they sell you what they want? yeah. the more we understand you, the better we can help you. that's wh

countless webs were being spotted falling in san jose and stockton, even out in monterey and modesto. is weird, but there's actually an interesting biological reason behind it. >> yes. insect experts say yes, these these are spider web clumps that are woven in a balloon shape. they say this phenomenon happens this time of year across the country, something they call ballooning. >> what it is, is there are these little spiderlings baby spiders. and when the conditions are right, they will release a bunch of silk and they will fly off to a new location. >> us experts say there's nothing to be alarmed about. there are about 50,000 spider species and this is just part of the normal spider life cycle. >> well, there you go. well there are new developments tonight in the murder of tupac, who grew up here in the bay area and became one of the most famous rappers of his generation. the 60 year old arrested in connection with his killing showed up in court for the first time today. duane davis did not enter a plea, saying his lawyer needed two weeks to arrange to be in court . authorities beli

countless webs were being spotted falling in san jose and stockton, even out in monterey and modesto.> it is weird, but there's actually an interesting biological reason behind it. >> yes. insect experts say yes, these these are spider web clumps that are woven in a balloon shape. they say this phenomenon happens this time of year across the country, something they call ballooning. >> what it is, is there are these little spiderlings baby spiders. and when the conditions are right, they will release a bunch of silk and they will fly off to a new location. >> us experts say there's nothing to be alarmed about. there are about 50,000 spider species and this is just part of the normal spider life cycle. >> well, there you go. well there are new developments tonight in the murder of tupac, who grew up here in the bay area and became one of the most famous rappers of his generation. the 60 year old arrested in connection with his killing showed up in court for the first time today. duane davis did not enter a plea, saying his lawyer needed two weeks to arrange to be in court . authorities

international community that this worship stop this, we're attracting everybody and go this trip. stockton pressures and the tech has less than that stuck in most the effect in churches. and they also before 2 days from now desktops and what the hospitals show on palestine the. c mourners cabollero hospital in southern dogs have to take part in the funeral procession of those killed earlier and is really strikes. that's as many palestinians fleet for their lives making their way to southern gaza as the idea attacks intensify. local journalists from yamaha or a reports from the scene of a dozen other demolish neighborhood in gaza to this location. there was a life, there was a residential neighborhood that has been here is tending for the past the 3 decades. it's now old on the rebel as, as really ever strikes have found the, these residential building to the ground reduced then to rubble. as you see here in this corner of south ring does a city which is called as residential child reports suggest, oh, we know that they are well 20 a to 70 residential buildings. high buildings a. this locat

so profess, even olson who is child of the nobel committee in physics, she joins us now live from stockton sto. okay, and thank you so much for your time. what do you think makes these 3? well, the win is of this, he has nobel prize or physics. and so the reason why they go surprised it's because they made a groundbreaking pioneering book. so the 1st thing i did was to discover the possibility of all creating after the 2nd offices. and then they all looked at the methods definitely use that for you to, to do basic research and also classifications by creating house trains bottles. so just a big, big, long differential and, and briefly i guess what is more important to the average layman is how this specific discovery can be applied in everyday life and benefit the average person fine. and then today, there are no really big institutions for multiple. yep. this is probably gonna be able to do the things the search and would be controlled and most of them oh to use them. but the see the potential due to being took out of the seats and also to know that people are just starting to do my to th