l.a. took a 2-1 lead. bottom of the 9th, giants with a runner at 3rd. umpire said he won. but he did not go around and the dodgers won it, 2-1 and move on to the nlcs and end the giants season. >> watch the swing did you see it? what was your view of it? what did you think? >> i mean, at the time i did not know, obviously, we have been able to see the replay and did not look like he went. >> i never been part of a run like this to where it was, seemed like the last month of the season was playoff games and then play tight games, and playing a tight game to finish here. obviously would of rather come out on the other side. >> reporter: a lot of jumping up and down on the visitor's side of the dugout. dodger players came out. fans one big love fest, drunk fans arrested and carted off of the field. it was quite a scene after the game as the dodgers, now, move on to face the atlanta braves in the nlcs again. the braves have been waiting for this one for years. the giants, we will see what they have to say comi

by then, they will be on their way down to l.a. i won't quite be that way. next thing we need to talk about is the storm in the pacific. >>> bay area health officials are revealing how we will end the mask mandates. >> it could still be months before it becomes a reality. the health officials from nine bay area jurisdictions releasing criteria necessary to left local indoor mask mandates. the criteria is as follows. the county must reach and maintain in the moderate yellow covid-19 transmission for 3 weeks is defined by the cdc. covid-19 hospitalizations are low for the judgment of the health officer, and 80% of the county's total population must be fully vaccinated, or 8 weeks have passed since a vaccine has been authorized for emergency use for 5 to 11-year-olds. >> essentially, we want to ensure that we have many layers of prevention. we want to make sure that the vaccination layer is really robust before we peel back the masking layer. >> these are the strategies that protect us. these are the strategies that our public has erased, and together, i hope t

kelly o'grady has the details tonight from l.a. >> l.a. county is the first place in the nation to vote for phasing out oil production in unincorporated areas and so county officials are aiming to boost the growing reputation and address environmental impacts related to oil drilling. l.a.'s oil industry supports more than 10,000 jobs, half of which are affected by the shift. and industry leaders are also concerned about where l.a. will get oil if it is not from domestic production. >> we have been curtailing domestic production of our energy and instead relying more and more on imports. >> that is going to impact gas price is not just in l.a. but nationwide. see california on top there at a whopping 4.42 for a gallon but the national average transit $3.22, up over the dash that will likely only increase. part of the hike is because of the u.s.'s reliance on foreign oil. opec stood firm on the current production levels leading to a seven year high in oil prices just earlier this week. in addition, gasoline isn't immune to the supply chain i

roger and wife driving through l.a. man having opioid overdose. going to help. happened to have narken in his bag because he invented narcan, a nasal version of drug that can reverse overdoses. >> i'm medically trained but can see anyone can put nasal spray up nose. >> administered one dose and after another dose from paramedics, man could talk again. won't forget because happened after they were sworn in as u.s. citizens. what a day. extraordinary day in every way. >>> today positive news out of southern california where the coast guard continues to clean up after the oil spill. fish and wildlife says impact of the pipeline rupture not as bad as expected. environmentalists feared worst but looks like region has been spared the worst and creates ribbons of oil rather than one large block. >> we've mostly been finding smaller tar balls, quarter sized, smaller. couple larger but really been very effective in making sure they're removing the product. >> 1,300 people involved in the cleanup. beaches remain closed. oil from the spill now turning up in san diego count

this morning, everyone in l.a. went in the closet and found their one and only waterproof jacket. [ laughter ] oh, my boots are here. it's so funny when it rains here. my favorite thing is seeing how my co-workers dress. usually everyone is in jeans, maybe a button down shirt. but the second there's a drizzle, everyone shows up dressed like the gorton's fisherman. [ laughter ] it's incredible. you know we had an earthquake yesterday at 7:00 a.m. it measured a magnitude of 3.6. for those of who are not familiar with what that means, i don't know, no one does. i didn't even feel it. >> i didn't feel it either. >> jimmy: were you in bed when it happened? >> i woke up around 8:00 or something. [ laughter ] so i didn't feel it at all. >> jimmy: they should start measuring earthquakes by how many people post about them on social media. [ laughter ] "did you feel that 2 million tweeter last night?" [ laughter ] but the rain, even though the earth itself shook under our backs, the rain today was the much bigger story. and

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. >>> and, new video coming in of wild weather across l.a. county. why lightning delayed the kick off of monday night football even though the stadium was covered >>> a 38-year-old father, who resisted the covid-19 vaccine wakes up in the icu after nearly a month. on the road to recovery tonight, alan martin shows us how he is using his second chance to save others. >> reporter: it is common to see health care workers prepare a covid-19 vaccine. >> we will do you, first. >> reporter: i think i am going to cry. hearing these stories it is heartfelt, you know? jose and his 12-year-old ar about to get their first covid- 19 shot. >> i am happy to get it. >> i am lucky to be here. >> reporter: he almost died and saddy almost lost her dad. >> it was touch and go for him. >> reporter: here is what happened when the vaccines rolled out he was skeptical. not knowing who or what to believe. >> i have conspiracy theorists in the other, doctors and professionals on tv. >> reporter: the bar manager thought if he got sick he will fight it off. >> taking my vitamin

even when the giants were away in l.a. we were so busy. it's been great for business and great for the neighborhood. >> reporter: san francisco police have additional officers around oracle park, and in the park, crowds getting bigger and bigger. fans have been lined up outside for a while now, finally getting in to see the showdown. just a couple minutes ago, we heard the chant that is so familiar here, "beat l.a." again, a lot of excitement out here. that's the latest here, reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> beat l.a., we've been hearing that all night long. anthony is live on the field. and someone is going to be popping a lot of champagne tonight. hopefully it is the giants. >> reporter: yes, ladies. hello, there is lot of nervous energy inside the ballpark. this is going to be an epic chapter in the history of one of baseball's greatest rivalries. the giants and donnellers meeting in a winner take all game five for a chance to move on. the series is tied at two games apiece, after the dodgers bounce

. >>> dramatic video of a hostage situation in downtown l.a. a gunman holding a woman in her own home and the moments the s.w.a.t. team finally took him down >>> outrage over body camera footage showing ohio police pulling a paralyzed man from a car by his hair. >>> we're on the water in the port of l.a. the massive effort to get those ships with all those goods from the port on to trucks and into your home >>> plus, miracle in the woods. the toddler found alive after being lost four days >> he's alive, laughing, cutting up, crying his mom is crying. >> reporter: the image of the mother and son reunited >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with jose diaz balart >> good evening. we begin tonight with the latest crisi to hit your wallet surely you've noticed the rising price of goods such as food and clothes but take a look at this chart. you can see just how much mor the price of energy has spiked that means much higher prices at the pump the average cost of gas is now over $3.25 a gallon. this time a year ago, it was a full dollar cheaper a

should be a good event and on to l.a. tomorrow. thank you for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for 'this "special report" fair balanced and still unafraid. "fox news primetime" hosted this week by will cain starts right now. hey, will. >> will: thank you, bret. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime" i'm will cain. tonight we are living in a rerun of that 70s show. you know, i always thought the 70s would have been my favorite decade that's largely because i love whalen jennings and the old ford bronco not because i wanted to return to the failures of jimmy carter but joe biden seems intent to dragging us back to high gas prices empty shelves and inflation. a little less charming than the marshal tucker band. what is happening? why are we in this position? most recently and most obviously our supply chain is broken. but that's a boring way of

"the l.a. times" is reporting tonight just hours before this incident where the cinematographer was killed and the director was injured, just hours before half a dozen camera crew workers walked off that same set to protest working conditions. quote, the camera operators and their assistants were frustrated by the conditions surrounding the low-budget film including complaints of long hours and complaints about getting their paychecks. so the morning of the incident the camera crew arrived for thar 6:30 a.m. call time but according to "the l.a. times" they packed up their gear and walked off the set. one crew member telling the times that the cinematographer that was killed had been using her clout onset to advocate for better working conditions for her team. one of the camera crew workers left the set in protest -- excuse me. once the camera crew workers left the set in protest yesterday, "the l.a. times" reports that the film production brought in nonunion crew members to replace them and ord

stay tuned afterward for abc 7 new season tonight in l.a. against the lakers. if the warriors can win, this team is going to be fun to watch. >> hello. dan: anthony davis inside, dominating. 33 points and 11 boards. how about lebron james? coming at you. he had 34. nice side for jordan poole. no fear, knocking down the three. warriors go up 86-85. he tweaked his ankle. you see it as he attacks on the drive. scores but limbs off in the fourth quarter. only five of 15 but had his first triple-double since 2016. the money be lisa lisa lisa a terrific addition 15-11. great ball movement here to put it away. andrew wiggins in directing offense. 121-114. warriors shock l.a.. >> i've been telling you guys for a couple weeks now, i like this team. you still have to go out and prove it. larry: the a sharks visiting montreal. brent burns fires from the blue line. sharks up 1-0 in the first. logan couture with the shot. he scores. his first and second career goals. the new goalie with 21 saves. the sharks with an impressive 5-0 victory. magic johnson watching his dodgers

check out the morning anchors from today in l.a., our sister station down in l.a. >> good morning to our friends on "today" in the bay. our boys in blue will be on your home turf this weekend but let's be real. the giants don't stand a chance against our dodgers. >> bueller. incredibly postseason. mad max. hall of famer and a 20-game winner. then our line up. mvp, mvp. hitting champ just to lead it off. >> mic drop. given all that we thought it would be fun to wage a little bet. if our team wince the series. you have to rep dodger blue and rep dodgers on the air. >> let's show them how it's done. >> let's go dodgers. >> if the dodgers happen to lose and the giants happen to win, we'll rep your colors. >> let's go dodgers! >> let's go giants. yeah. that's what they wanted to say, "let's go giants" and may i add, robin this that video there. she's from the bay area. you know she still bleeds orange. i don't know why she's playing with the folks down in l.a. but she still bleeds orange. >> and she probably has the same dress so she'll be wearing that next week, right marcus? >> she migh

go to dodger stadium, l.a. without turner, suffered a hamstring injury, they did not need him. 2-1 braves, 2nd inning, not any more. chris taylor hammers the shot in the dodger's bull ben. he is just getting started. 5th inning, taylor goes yard to center. another 2-run shot. it is 6-2 dodgers. then, history in the 7th. taylor, stop it. please, stop. comes the first player to hit 3 home runs in an elimination game. dodgers win 11-2 and force a game 6 in atlanta onury. >>> a clean cut eric carlson finding logan, buries the first of the season. game is tied. nice shot. sharks and the power play later in the period. carlson, to kevin labunt. how about that, 2-1 sharks. behind 30 saves. we have the perfect segue here. the warriors looking to go 3-0 for the first time since 2015. that is when they won how many games, 73 of them, they have a chance to do that against the kings on sunday. in sacramento, golden one center, a great place to watch a game. >> certainly got a good start on it. all right. charlie, thank you

and that's the point for l.a. officials who back the new rules. among them the l.a. mayor who said in a statement, quote, these new rules will encourage more people to get the shot and make businesses safer for workers and customers. under the rules, customers will be able to show written exemptions for religious or medical reasons. even then the businesses are required to sit those customers in outdoor areas of the business or require evidence of a recent negative covid test. businesses that violate the orders will face penalties beginning with a warning, then a $1,000 fine for a second violation, 2,000 for a third and up to $5,000 in penalties for a fourth violation. it seems likely to lead to more of the sort of instances we saw yesterday in dramatic video we're working to get to you. an anesthesiologist as ucla medical was escorted off the premises because he refused to get a vaccine under a separate ucla vaccine mandate for health workers. dr. christopher said as he walked away from his job, quote, this is what happens when you stand up for freedom. this is the

the l.a. times is the largest newsroom west of the pa torbgs pa potomakc. >> another instrument competing for people's time and their money. they're sub kreupgss subscriptions. we want people to feel that it's essential and part of their lives. i think part of what you're referring to is something of an east coast bias. i think that does exist. i spent a lot of time on the east coast. the major news organizations there like the new york times, washington times, are all anchored in the east coast. so that in some ways is why places like the los angeles times and other really tremendous news organizations may not be, they seem to far away. but i think california is central. and we're building something that i think will be, really a jewel for people and it's not only for california. with 40 million people but we export so much and i think that there's a lot of interest globally in what the los angeles times can provide. >> well when you stepped into the position, you immediately became one of th

have you ever had pizza in l.a.? it's not even pizza. it's like an english muffin with ketchup on it. oh, but good news, they deliver until about 7:30, and they put weird [ bleep ] on it like seitan or avocado. to this day, i think california pizza kitchen was, like, "springtime for hitler" in the "producers." it was built to fail, and against all odds, it was a hit [ laughter ] one time i bought l.a. style pizza for my crew, and they threatened to dump my body in the east river luckily, none of them could lift me because of their belly cramps [ laughter ] "barbeque sauce isn't supposed to go with peaches." [ laughter ] point is, it's really nice when california is in the news, because we make a lot of new york-centric jokes here. california stop wasting money on recalls and fix your pizza but it's also not surprising that this was the way republicans tried to stage a takeover of the most populous state in america not through a normal election but through a weird loophole where they would only need a small percentage

historic interstate series, but as a native san franciscan, he's a bit biased, adding the hashtag beat l.a. >>> now at 7:00, another big blow to silicon valley tonight. tesla is hitting the road for texas, well part of it, anyway. a few hours ago, ceo elon musk told shareholders that he is relocating the company's headquarters from palo alto to austin, where a new tesla factory is being built. musk himself moved to texas last year, and decided the bay area's cost of living is a he t the big fremont factory is staying, and that he even wants to boost production in the plant by 50% a possible. >> we are hitting the sides of the ball. i mean, if you go to the fremont factory, it is jammed. i mean, it is jammed. it's like, well. when we first went in there, it was like, we are like a kid in his parents shoes, it was ridiculous and now we are like spam in a can. how do we fit more stuff. >> he threatened to move tesla's entire operation out of california last year over the pandemic restrictions at the fremont plant. he gave no timeline for the headquarters move. >>> help officers from every bay

>> beat l.a.! reporter: what do you tell each other at home going to the game and knowing it's been in san francisco. ? >> we have been talking trash. we all know the giants are going to end. >> dodgers are going to win. not even close. reporter: thank you for chatting with a spirit i hope you will love each other after this. >> one broken heart at the end of the game and one very excited. reporter: to be here as friends and rivals, what does that mean? >> it is great. my best friend, rivals, talk trash the whole time and o of wl hoill e? are scheduled for friday and saturday. both are sold up. fans we spoke to are glad they got tickets. this is the first sold-out game since the pandemic. of course, wednesday night, they only had standing room. they only had tickets that were priced for over $100. this game is not only bringing life back to san francisco but boosting the economy for businesses and parking garage is in the area. we spoke to a family who came from fresno. they paid $90 to park nearby

happened, the film community held a vigil last night in l.a. to remember halyna hutchins, while long-time friends like dennis zanatta grieve for her family. >> i'm just sad, you know, that her son now is going to grow up without a mother, without a beautiful mother that she was. >> production of the movie has officially stopped, and no one has been charged, but we are expecting to learn more about this case when the sheriff and the district attorney have a press conference on wednesday. norah? >> omar villafranca, thank you. >>> and we want the turn now to the covid pandemic. tomorrow an fda advisory committee is meeting on whether to green light pfizer's lower dose vaccine for kids 5 to 11 years old. there is also some news tonight about another possible vaccine for young children. and here is cbs' meg oliver. >> it feels good. >> woo! >> reporter: tonight as anticipation builds for younger children to get covid shots, moderna says its vaccine is safe and triggers a strong immune response in children ages 6 to

now, as you know, san francisco has a similar mandate but it doesn't go as far as l.a. critics say it will be tough to enforce and it will cause a lot of confusion with the l.a. county mandate which is much less stress. >>> take a deep breath. like it or not, we got the epic match-up. the giants will play the dodgers. the dodgers earned their place after a dramatic ending tonight. >> fires, swing and a drive! left field! >> there it is. dodger stadium going wild. chris taylor hits a two-one walk-off home run in the bottom of the ninth inning of the the dodgers beat the cardinals in the wild card game. do you know what that means? yes. champagne is flowing. >> oh, boy! >> for the first time in history in terms of the modern format we know of, the dodgers and giants will be facing off in the postseason. game one this friday night. here's the schedule. are you ready? game one friday night at oracle. game two, saturday night, also at oracle. game three and four, mondaesday. game five if necessary next thursday night back here in the city. >> this is going to be gut wrenchin

mookie betts continued to swing the bat, gave l.a. the lead on this base hit. the dodgers rallied and won this game 6-5. the braves now lead this best-of-seven series 2-1. nba, the curtain raised on the 21-22 show tonight. a lot of love for the warriors. the league put them in prime time at the lakers. for what it's worth, steph curry and golden state, they put up a perfect 5-0 preseason record which will be put to the test tonight, and the home opener thursday with the clippers. they don't even have klay thompson, who could be back by the holiday season. here's the head coach. >> we want to win every year, but we have not had a single conversation in that context of , oh, my gosh, we have to do well. that doesn't come up. inevitably, adversity is going to strike. we won't stay healthy all year. you just have to stay the course the hallway through, and i am very confident that if we do that, we will have a really good season. >> reporter: lebron james is starting his 19th season in the league, looking for his fifth championship. he turned 37 soon, and wonders w

the l.a. county sheriff, the sheriff of the largest sheriff's department in the united states refusing to enforce a vaccine mandate for an 18,000 member force, 10,000 on the street, 8,000 civilians. remember they serve 10 million residents here in l.a. county and he says he simply cannot afford to lose any more boots on the street. he said that's due to cutbacks to his department, targeting cutbacks including hiring freezes and blames partially the defund movement here in the united states. remember, this is not first time he's been obstinate in the face of a covid mandate. back in july he said he refused to enforce a covid mandate for l.a. county as well. here's what he's saying about this current mandate and listen to him at a town hall. >> i'm not forcing anyone. the issue has become so politicized. there are entire groups willing to be fired rather than get vaccinated. >> reporter: the lapd may be dragged into this battle as well. they have have an 20kth deadline for all city employees to

new season tonight in l.a. against the lakers. if the warriors can win, this team is going to be fun to watch. >> hello. dan: anthony davis inside, dominating. 33 points and 11 boards. how about lebron james? coming at you. he had 34. nice side for jordan poole. no fear, knocking down the three. warriors go up 86-85. he tweaked his ankle. you see it as he attacks on the drive. scores but limbs off in the fourth quarter. only five of 15 but had his first triple-double since 2016. the money be l lisa a terrific addition 15-11. great ball movement here to put it away. andrew wiggins in directing offense. 121-114. warriors shock l.a.. >> i've been telling you guys for a couple weeks now, i like this team. you still have to go out and prove it. larry: the a sharks visiting montreal. brent burns fires from the blue line. sharks up 1-0 in the first. logan couture with the shot. he scores. his first and second career goals. the new goalie with 21 saves. the sharks with an impressive 5-0 victory. magic johnson watching his dodgers fight fo

the l.a. times reports that the film production brought in non-union film crews to replace them. and ordered all remaining union workers to leave for the day. now, typically onset the prop master, the person in charge of making sure their guns are handled in tuesday's lily, typically that itself as a union role. but today, the local union says there is no member of the unit on the set at the time of the incident. and it gets more worrying, nbc news is reporting that among the safety concerns were concerns over the got prop gun involved in this incident, the same gun, had reportedly misfired multiple times, previously on the set. the l.a. times has further reporting on this tonight, a quote from what they just posted, baldwin's stunt double accidentally fired two rounds out of the gun on saturday, after being told that the gun was cold, lingo for a weapon that doesn't have any in ammunition, including blanks. that's according to to crack crew members who witnessed the episode to talk to the l.a

beat l.a. and beat l.a. they did. orange october is in full swing. it was a night to remember ass san francisco giants dominated game one in this best of five playoff series againsts l.a. dodgers. oracle park was packed to the brim with fans from both teams in the national league division series. buster posy gave the giants an early lead with a two-run homer, but that guy you see there is the one who stole the show. pitcher, logan webb, the 24-year-old rockland native took the mound, making his playoff debut as the starting pitcher and led a shut out against the defending world series champion dodgers. webb pitched 7 2/3 scoreless innings with ten strike outs. >> i keep saying you dream of these moments growing up as a player, and just be able to be a part of it and do it is something that's special for sure. >> the giants took game one 4-0. a great way to usher in a bustling weekend in the city. game two of the nlds is tonight at oracle park. first pitch is at 6:07. and of course it was a dream night for the giants and for their fans as well. did yo

jonathan gonzalez from our sister station in l.a. has this incredible story. >> reporter: this is not just a story about being in the right place at the right time. it's about how anyone can be the right person in this situation. >> the reality is if you see someone unresponsive lying on the street in this country, it's an opioid overdose until proven otherwise. >> reporter: they were driving through downtown l.a. when the medically trained couple spotted a man having an apparent opioid overdose on the sidewalk. roger went to help as mic 911. >> i was driving and my husband just leapt out of the car and grabbed his spray that he always carries. >> i was lucky to have narcan nasal spray on me. >> reporter: he administered the dose. >> the whole point of the narcan spray it's easy to use. anyone can put a spray in someone's nose. >> reporter: he happened to have it in his bag because he is the man who invented narcan. >> it was the initial step to allow him to be on his way to recovery from the overdose. >> reporter: that first dose an

s waste water into l.a.'s drinking water. >> l.a. mayor eric garcetti couldn't be more kf accident than his pli's plan to go from toilet to tap. >> by 2035 hopefully they will start drinking this, started-- this is vus sad, people are going to be drinking each other's bath water. my condolences to the people of los angeles. and my congrats to the perverts of los angeles. and it's not just bath water. they even have a plan to make toilet water safe to drink. or as it is known internally project dasani. that is the situation. without action this drought could affect the way we eat, the way we drink and the way we even power our homes. so either we have to come together and dramically change our lives to protect our future, or let's take a cue from the governor of utah and hope we can pray it all away. and i know which one i'm doing. please god, do something about the drought, please, pleat, i don't want to drink toilet water again, pleasek lord, please, i'm begging you. i only want to-- please, lord, please. all right, when we come bac

but this plant was in montana east of l.a. and fontana promoted itself as a place of jim crow restriction so his job as an engineer at this., he felt like he won the lottery. it was a good job and the plan was the first facility for the products on one site. it's an international benchmark. the job was a boom for african-americans and they labored in lower pain, lower status jobs. 1945 in december, oh day short and his family moved to a plot of land and fontana. the property was south of baseline street there was an area where no family could ever live. as soon as they moved into their house, they were visited by two white sheriff's and told him he is out of bounds. he moved to the black neighborhood on the other side of the road. december 3, the real estate agent who sold short the lot full-time, the vigilante committee had a meeting on your case last night, they are a rough bunch to deal with. if i were you, i get my family off this property. oh day short was well aware the vigilante for clan members and he prepared for trou

. >> the cost of the shipping container from china to l.a. is 16,000, up 330% from a year ago. once here, the trucking rate per mile is up 23%, not including fuel. >> our clients are looking for alternatives. looking for better solutions, whether that is utilizing different ports, whether that is utilizing different trucking companies, whether that is utilizing different types of warehousing services that can help them manage the costs. >> air is faster but more expensive. airbus this week said they were converting passenger planes to cargo haulers because of demand. >> we're here. we have capacity. >> other part as cross america have space as well. but the ships here and others on the way were booked months ago. >> it's kinds of a perfect storm with the record ships coming in in l.a. and long beach. record volume. really worker shortages and problems throughout the chain. >> now, in the last few minutes, the ports of l.a. and long beach have set a new record of 167 ships in port or offshore and 30 scheduled to arrive by friday. the ports are now just treading water. >> bret: t

the news at 5:30 starts right now. >> from beat l.a. to being in l.a., the playoffs are going hollywood. tonight game three of the best of five series. can you handle the drama? >> i can't. >> the giants and dodgers about to take the field. >> nbc bay area's anthony flores is already down there on the field at dodgers stadium. and i'm guessing i see a lot of blue. it's 95% dodgers fans. maybe a few giants fans. hoping for a win tonight. hi, anthony. >> hi guys. you'll be surprised because there is actually quite a bit of orange and black sprinkled throughout the stadium as fans make their way into dodger stadium. after splitting the first two games of the series at oracle park tonight is a pivotal game in the series and for giants pitcher alex wood tonight marks a home coming. the 30-year-old left hander spent the past five years with the dodgers. he pitched two scoreless innings helping the dodgers clinch the title. he knows how important the game is and is eager and excited to take the hill. >> there is nothing better than this time o

., beat l.a. for sure. we are looking at plenty sunshine today. across the bay area, it will be different compared to yesterday. we will have more sunshine, temperatures warmer compared to yesterday. 67 in san francisco, 73 san jose, 81 concord. concord is a little bit above average but for san francisco, 'll talk about the high fire avg danger, coming up. >>> a story that sounds more like a disney movie. >> a girl's teddy bear went missing during a family hike and a year later teddy found its way back home. naomi lost her teddy bear hiking with her family in the national park. months later a ranger found it on patrol and has kept it ever since. last week a family friend saw teddy on the patrol car and recognized it and sent it back to naomi. >> i thought i was never going to see him again. >> i thought it would be great to talk to her and her family and tell them some stories from our travels together last year. >> the park ranger says he hopes he can meet naomi in person one day for a teddy reun

well, l.a. county is the first place in the nation to vote for phasing out oil production in unincorporated areas including the englewood oil field that you see right behind me. county officials are trying to boost their green reputation and address many solve the environmental impacts related to oil drilling. l.a.'s oil industry supports more than 10,000 jobs. half of which are affected by the shift. and industry leaders are also concerned about where l.a. will get oil if it's not from domestic production. >> woe have been curtailing domestic production of our energy and instead relying more and more on imports. >> that's going to impact gas prices not just in l.a. but nationwide. you can see california on top there at a whopping 4.42 per gallon. the national price. next two weeks. part of that height u.s. reliance on foreign oil. opec stood firm on current production levels leading to 7 year high in oil prices earlier this week. now, gas isn't immune to the supply issue -- supply chain issues

check out the morning anchors in l.a., from "today in l.a." >> good morning on our friends on "today in the bay." our boys in blue will be on the giants turf. >> you have mad max, hall-of-famer, and then you have the 20-game winner, and then we have mvp, hitting champ tot off. >> here's a if our team wins the series, you have to wear dodger blue and say let's go dodgers on the air. let's show them how it's done. >> let's go dodgers! >> if the giants happen to win, we will wear your colors, but good luck on that. >> i don't own anything orange. >> let's go dodgers! >> i don't think so. >> way, that's our chant. we sent them a little something this morning as well airing in l.a. sounded very similar, but let's go giants. >> we have better colors, too. >> i posted something online representing the orange, betting ready, and you see the shoes, how cool are those, right? that's our assignment desk. one of our team members, sean, . the sad part it -- >> we can't show you up top. >> sean doesn't represent the giants with one of our producers, tony, and a producer, cat -- >> it's giants time

julian: if it is a short trip to l.a., you will be fine. kumasi: get a nice person with a lot of space. julian: don't ask questions when you see kumasi at sfo with a mega bag up next, the seven things you need to know today. kumasi: and let's see what we see outside ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (music) ♪ so i think to myself ♪ ♪ oh what a wonderful world ♪ kumasi: it's 6:50 seven. president biden's meeting right now with democrats on capitol hill about his landmark infrastructure bill. abc news is reporting that the president is set to unveil a new framework for this plan, and that will be in support of all democrats. julian: number two, the oakland school board has mandated vaccines for all students. kids 12 and older will need to get at least one shot to attend school in person, otherwise they can enter an independent study program or un-enroll. kumasi: let's take you right now to berkeley -- hospitality workers are hitting the picket lines, part of a nationwide day of

vern glenn is live in l.a. giants fans called it torture last night but in the end it all worked out. >> it certainly did. it worked so well last night why don't we go ahead and try it again and bring another california weather down into dodger stadium. in fact it didn't matter whether you are talking to the mailman this morning, the coffee shop all the los angeles city citizens were talking about the weather conditions in the wind from yesterday and night. in fact avenue and i talked yesterday at three :00. i was in short sleeves when i got to the ballpark. and i was later i needed a beanie and hoodie when i finished my five shots. the wind worked in the giants favor last night. gavin lucks thought he had the game tied with this homerun off the top of the crack but it got knocked down and stephen doug dugger made the catch for the last out. the dodgers first home loss since the end of august in the giants can close out the series tonight. >> how long does it take to come down from an epic game like that? >> it

every time he came into l.a. peter was bringing his ipad over, look what i found now! laughing, hysterical. the beatles laughing and playing with each other. you know. >> jimmy: wow. >> it's better. but this is six hours long. and two hours a night. >> jimmy: two hours a night, yeah. disney plus. that is going to be something else. >> and so, you know, put something cozy on. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. for sure. [ cheers and applause ] you're on twitter. and i follow you on twitter. i wanted to ask you about a tweet. in fact, it's your first tweet. could we put that up on the screen? [ laughter ] >> put it up again. >> jimmy: can you translate that to us? i know it must have been peace and love? peace of love? >> well, i don't know what it means. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: first tweet. >> i must have been very tired. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: one of the songs you cover on this ep is "rock around the clock." >> i know. >> jimmy: which was an oldie when you were -- >> i was 15. >> jimmy: you were 15. >> when that song came out. bill halley -- anyone remember bill

gears l.a. mayor eric garcetti. >> we are showing our national government a national model of what we can do. i hope everybody here will pick up the phone today and call your representatives in washington. >> the phones in d.c. might not light up the way the mayor is hoping. turns out even though free money is popular, it does have opponents. here's a south los angeles resident. >> we've had a labor shortage for quite a while and with stuff like this that keep coming in, more handouts from the government, stuf like that, it gives people more reason to just keep the labor shortage going instead of just putting more people at work, getting the economy moving, with money actually move around a lot more how it should be. >> back in 2020 during the heart of the pandemic, pew research did a poll on universal basic income and 54% opposed it. 45% were in favor. the pole dug deeper and found republicans overwhelmingly opposed the plan with the democrats largely supporting it. a majority of black and hisp

l.a. has been halved between september and october. >> it's a well news, on a day we've started an amazing story on getting a care bear here. if you get that under control, everything from housing, autos, by the way, if you get seismis under control, let me know. >> that's more of a supply part. >> we have to find truck drivers. that's what jane wells was repo reporting. by the way, we have reporters in four spots showing hour a care bear gets onto the shelf but jane was them talking about going 24/7, and they said we could do that, butthere's no trucks to take the stuff away. >> i know uber has a plan to make it you can find truckers everywhere we need the containers to come back to san francisco. this would be amazing. if you got the principal choke points removed, then i think jay powell would win on this transient battle right now everyone thinking jay is doing a song-and-dance machine, you know, keeping his job. no, jay powell is so rigorous. he doesn't i don't the term -- he didn't g

l.a. dodgers took care of business in a do or die against st. louis last night and that secured their wild card win. we are going to have our eye on these games. between that and the blue angels, it is fleet week, and i know you have a little bit more on that coming up. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> 6:36. let's give you a live look at the big board, stocks opening moments ago. the dow is up in the green about 400 points. >>> meantime, the latest jobless claims reported an hour ago. we have learned first time filings for weekly jobless claims fell by 38,000 to 326,000 last week, better than expected. >>> we are getting legal perspective about what can happen now that a federal judge ordered texas to suspend restrictive new abortion law. >> it has banned most abortions statewide since it took effect last month. the u.s. district judge based out of austin called the law offensive deprivation of a constitutional right. we asked what this all means. >> it's not going to be so easy in the case for texas to appeal to the next level in the 5th

port system with -- 36% to 46% of containers from asia going to l.a.-long beach, you have a bottleneck and u.s. consumers are spending record aims, retail sales in september up 14%. we have to diversify where the importses are coming into. one or two ports cannot handle this volume of trade, we have to look at gulf post ports here in houston or mobile, or atlantic ports and florida ports. trey: professor, i want to play a clip. make an observation and get your reaction. >> i think there has always been two kinds of christmas shoppers, those with their lists complete by halloween and people like me who show up in mall on christmas eve. there will be more challenges for us. trey: i think all things even. it is a good idea to do your shopping soon as possible, i guess. but what you describe is more camp kateed, i could -- is more complicated i think than just when you do your christmas shopping this sounds to be years in the makes, if your long-term solution is infrastructure, then the solution may be years in future. >> we'll continue to see supply chain

l.a. beat the astros. with two games left, any combinations of a dodgers win or giants loss. >> requires too much energy to have a lot of intensity. we will stay focused on ours. liz: if the giants did not beat the padres, they can clinch it if the doctors lose tonight. the highlights of last night's win -- if the dodgers lose tonight. the highlights of last night's win. the economy is a key part of building a better bay area. jr stone spoke to business owners who say this is been a huge help. >> big crowds and long lines outside of oracle park in san francisco. businesses say this is the boom they need coming out of the pandemic. >> this is the great -- this is the greatest thing in the world to see life back here in the city. >> patrons filling something not often seen during the pandemic and something that happens when the giants are at the park. >> when they are here, we are sold out. when they are not here, we are at 30% occupancy. >> i feel so blessed blessed bld in this moment. >> is a chance to get

the team one step closer to eliminating l.a. highlights of fan reaction straight ahead. this is "today in the bay." >>> here we are traditionally broadcasting to your television and streaming live also to nbcbayarea.com. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we will look at traffic in a bit, but we need to start out with the red flag warning. >> the fire danger continues for us as we go through today. starting out with the gusty winds and the red flag warning, and also a wind advisory in effect continues from solano county. the wind coming in from the north and low humidity continues this morning. still pretty gusty in san francisco and even into the evening, but eventually we will see the winds calming down tonight into tomorrow morning. we'll talk more about changes ahead. >>> mike, chp still probably issuing that wind advisory? >> yeah, it's for drivers going across spots like the san mateo bridge. today the high-rise, of course, susceptible over the open water. a smooth drive despite that advisory there. and yesterday we did have the benicia bridge called out

. >> -l our children are bub being gunned down in our streets every day in l.a. county we've had 500 gun-related homicides. and that is undarn believable. >> we are at cross roads. we can't let the shooting continue or we can act. we can protect our families, our future. >> leo stallworth, abc7 news. ama: the memorial is open through friday. given ford's trip to l.a. include a round table conversation to discuss gun violence. dan: it was an iconic indelible alright, here we go, miller in motion. wha — wait, wait, is that a... baby on the field?? it looks like it, craig. and the defensive linemen are playing peek-a-boo. i've never seen anything like that before. harris now appears to be burping the baby. that's a great moment right there. the ref going to the rule book here. what, wait a minute! harris is off to the races! we don't need any more trick plays. touchdown!! but we could all use more ways to save. are you kidding me?? it's going to be a long bus ride home for the defense. switch to geico for more ways to save. to be a thriver with metastatic breast c

steve young and jerry rice leading the beat l.a. chance. buster posey down the line off f walker buehler. you barely see righties at oracle, but souvenir. a great defense here. a glove flip backhand -- dp they make this look effortless. it's not that easy. webb was so good, he was ridiculous. did not allow around, struck out 10 pretty decent postseason debut. bottom seven, chaya, deep, deep, means goodbye. brandon crawford, who said he learned up in pleasanton learning to dislike the dodgers, that is out of here as well. the giants win the opener this best-of-five series, four-zero. here's buster. >> was impressive to me is him being able to control the extra energy and nerves, not only in ut the's really taken it up a n. >> two great teams who want this and are prepared for it. i definitely think the environment was right where we wanted it to be tonight. >> lebron and the lakers, prsteph curry had 30, three of 4 from deep, though. irby lobbying with the refs. jordan poole looks like he is a splash brother. knocked down six threes, 28 poin

., increasing output at the port of l.a. going to do for shipping costers for all the other transportation companies you said everybody is going to be fat and happy but it is hard to believe the retailer will be fat and happy when it is going cost more to truck or transport their goods by ray. >> you might be fine when the auditor closes the books at the ends of the year that said, what happens here is remember a lot of these are fixed costs, big fixed costs in running a port or a trucking company, shipping company, a railroad if you accelerate velocity, you move more product through it, you can actually come out much better even though you are facing some of the challenges you are with paying additional workers and dealing with some of the congestion issues that you currently are. >> great insights as always. donald broughten we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, we are awaiting president biden's comments on the supply chain worries we will bring them to you as soon as they begin we are back in moment with a ollomo