. >> he dropped to his knee before playing against the texas rangers. he is not naming the restaurant so it doesn't cost any business. he took time battle firefighters and took the shirt off his boy for a little boy who lost a's gear during the fires. >> that's for you. >> maflwell was the only major league baseball player to take a knee. >>> what will happen when you take public transit? >> this is first time any person has left a pet. >> not just any pet. a python. it slithered across the seats. where it is now is anyone's guess. >> covering the >> sometimes you can buy >>> imagine finding a python on a public bus. that's what happened on a vta bus. >> the destination is now up for adoption. the vta says this is the first time something like this has ever happened. public transportation. mainly a predictable routine but at times something a little unexpected. >> a group of passengers got quite the surprise when there was a python brought on board. not quite what they expected to see during the morning commute. today some were shocked to hear about it.

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they beat the texas rangers 5- 2. >> took his hand as they got in the dug out. >> left center.nd deep, and that the baby's gone. chris davis' number 43. >> i want to be chris davis. he set a career high for himself for homers in the season. the as finish the season with 75 wins. they will have the ninth pick in next year's draft. >>> the oakland raiders fell to 2-2 in the season. they lost a tough one in denver 16-10. . >> the bottom 16. log for a long ball. he's got the catch. he's got the touchdown. >> derek carr got the raiders on the board with that long pass to johnny holden. but in the 3rd, derek had to be carried -- taken off the field. he was injured with back spasms, we're told. e.j. manuel came n replacing him in the 4th. but he threw this interception, trying to hit amari cooper. denver held only. denver won the game. here's what raiders coach jack del rio said after the game. >> that's the difference being really happy and being, you know, not so happy, that chain of events. that's how close it is in this league. that's how fine a point it is, the edge that you're l

i didn't realize there were two texas rangers on the opposite side. one had a .45 tukd in his belt as he was going by and there were elevators and the other detective slammed the doors which locked me behind. and i went oh, my gosh i got to get out of the building and get back the courtroom because there were people in line waiting to get in during the court session. all the way up the stairs on the far side of the building. i hit the fire escape and i'm doing a 440 around the building. i've got my cameras flopping and flying and get all the way the third side of the building and who do i physically almost run into? this fella had gotten down the stairs past the courtroom out on to the street and i came around the corner and almost ran smack in250 him physically and of course he freaked out and crosses the street with a hostage and he's got a gun to her head and on that far side there was a parking lot, one-level parking lot off the sidewalk and i'm looking through the long lens in my camera and i see this body jumping cars over the top of the cars. i

. >> maxwell dropped to his knee before playing against the texas rangers on september 24th.well supports many causes. most recently, he took time to speak with firefighters who have battled flames across the north bay. and literally took the shirt off his back for a little boy who lost a's gear in the fires. >> this is my game one jersey from this season. this is for you. >> thank you. >> maxwell, by the way, was the only major league baseball player to take a knee. he says he will continue to do so next season. >>> well, coming up another republican senator reaches a breaking point on president trump. hear jeff flake's harsh words and his big announcement. >>> plus, the candidates for governor of california make an appearance in san francisco. an early look at who they are and where they stand. >>> plus, remembering an emmy award (vo) want to be happy with your next vehicle purchase? at enterprise, we guarantee it. head to your neighborhood enterprise car sales and let the people who buy more vehicles than anyone... change your thinking about buying your next one. >>> live

he told her texas rangers were coming after her. i said do you know where the body is.arted bawling his eyes out. >> what did you do? >> i immediately dropped to my knees and cried. >> reporter: they let us follow them pretty much everywhere they went. >> do officials believe the storm provided a moment of opportunity? >> investigators don't think it was planned to coincide as a means to cover up the murder, but i do think that it certainly helped for a couple of weeks. but eventually he's arrested, charged with first-degree murder. the problem for texas is you can claim sudden passion. even though first degree carries up to 99 years, you can get up to two years. >> they were totally divorced? >> yes, in june. >> what was the motive? jealous? >> jealousy and she was his meal ticket. she was the bread winner, brought the money home. he had a lot of expensive toys and now not only did she have a new boyfriend, but she said, that's it. the toys are done, i've given you the house, you're taken care of, and i really want to move on with my life. >> and you look at the two be

he told her texas rangers were coming for him. >> and i asked him, do you know where the body is?d just like roll his eyes out. >> reporter: what did you think at that point? >> i literally dropped to my knees and just cried. >> maureen maher, you had amazing access on the story. >> we did. we were there from the beginning and they let us follow from pretty much everywhere they went. >> do they believe the storm provided a moment of opportunity for him, this was plan out? >> investigators don't think it was planned to coinside as a means to cover up the murder, but i think that it certainly help for a couple of weeks, but eventually he is arrested. he is charged with first degree murder. the problem maybe for the prosecution is that in texas you can claim sudden passion. so even though first degree can carry up to 99 years, he could get as little as two years. >> they were totally divorced, right? >> yes, they were divorced. it was official in june. >> and what was the motive? he was jealous? >> jealousy, and also she was his meal ticket in a lot of ways. she was the bread winner,

ranger. let's go to arlington, texas. the rams/cowboys game. we're waiting to see what happens there. all right. that's not applicable there. the protests are continuing overseas today. this morning, the miami dolphins and new orleans saints collectively took a knee ahead, not during the national anthem at their game in london. three players dill kneel during the anthem. let's go to mike vicara. he's outside the stadium where the ravens and steelers are playing. mike, reaction from fans to this whole controversy. it's been mixed, hasn't it? >> reporter: well, it has. you know, the interesting thing is, alex, that all throughout the week, on social media like youtube, you have seen both steelers and ravens fans, and keep in mind, this is a huge rivalry within the nfl. burning their jerseys. some of those folks who are lifelong fans say this is not the time or place to be protesting. they think it's disrespecting the flag. they essentially agree with president trump on many of those issues. the people who have showed up today, and their tailgating was in full force until the kickoff jus

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i had a conversation with the rangers in south texas that earlier in the year the number of illegal crossings had dropped significantly, but throughout the summer, he saw the number spiking up again. he was concerned that it was returning to levels we saw earlier. are you concerned about that and what is the department of justice and the department of homeland security doing to prevent this? a.g. sessions: i'm very concerned about it. the president's own strong leadership resulted in a decline, we believe, of almost half the attempted entries into the united states. colleagues, if you make clear the border is closed and we back it up, there's no doubt attempts to enter unlawfully will plummet. this is not an impossible task for america to secure the border. they are challenging us now. there are many, many problems with our abilities to enforce the law, some loopholes of monumental proportions, and i strongly believe that legislation from congress is going to be essential for doing what the american people want. sen. cruz: let me ask one final question. i recently did a townhome with the numb

i had a conversation with the rangers in south texas that earlier in the year the number of illegal crossings had dropped significantly, but throughout the summer, he saw the number spiking up again. he was concerned that it was returning to levels we saw earlier. are you concerned about that and what is the department of justice and the department of homeland security doing to prevent this? a.g. sessions: i'm very concerned about it. the president's own strong leadership resulted in a decline, we believe, of almost half the attempted entries into the united states. colleagues, if you make clear the border is closed and we back it up, there's no doubt attempts to enter unlawfully will plummet. this is not an impossible task for america to secure the border. they are challenging us now. there are many, many problems with our abilities to enforce the law, some loopholes of monumental proportions, and i strongly believe that legislation from congress is going to be essential for doing what the american people want. sen. cruz: let me ask one final question. i recently did a townhome with the numb

ranger in the trial against the accused gunman. >>> a preview of game 3 of the world series. it will be at the astros' home turf in texas. >>> the world series continues tonight in houston with game 3. the dodgers and astros are tied in this best-of-seven series. historically the winner of game 3 any deadlocked a series has gone on to win the championship 64% of the time. yu darvish will pitch for los angeles. lance mccullers will start for houston. you can watch game 3 of the world series tonight right here with us on ktvu fox 2. at 4 pm he can watch local news followed immediately by pregame coverage of the world series. if you still want more local news, flip over to ktvu plus at 4:30 pm. >>> the warriors are back in action tonight against the wizards. steph curry, klay thompson face a difficult challenge when they face one of the best backcourt and delete. john wall averaging 23 points and 10 assists per game. he also plays a solid defense. the warriors are coming off an exciting win but will be without shaun livingston. the game tips off at 7:30 pm. >>> the raiders have a tough game on the road this sunday. they wi

i had a conversation with the rangers in south texas that earlier in the year the number of illegal crossings had dropped significantly, but throughout the summer, he saw the number spiking up again. he was concerned that it was returning to levels we saw earlier. andyou concerned about that what is the department of justice and the department of homeland security doing to prevent this? a.g. sessions: i'm very concerned about it. the president's own strong leadership resulted in a decline , we believe, of almost half the attempted entries into the united states. colleagues, if you make clear the border is closed and we back attemptsere's no doubt to enter unlawfully will plummet. this is not an impossible task for america to secure the border. they are challenging us now. there are many, many problems with our abilities to enforce the law, some loopholes of monumental proportions, and i strongly believe that legislation from congress is going to be essential for doing what the american people want. sen. cruz: let me ask one final question. i recently did a townhome with the number border patr