their closing arguments to the american people. this as their best chance to reach tens of millions of people who were watching tonight. our special post-debate newscast starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us. i m raj mathai. and i m jessica aguirre. race, covid-19, immigration, climate, health care and china among the topics tonight. the exchanges, though, much more substantial and civil than their first debate. we were actually able to hear some clear answers tonight from both candidates. now, the debate also had a very different feel. more measured, more controlled, with less interruptions. now, that s partly due to new debate rules where microphones were muted at times. what we saw tonight, something valuable. their differences. their different approaches to the coronavirus, for example, taxes and health care. but one topic continued to be a theme and that s attacks on character. i ran because of you. i ran because of barack obama. because you d
cal oes and fema and army corps engineers. helping to remove heavy and hazardous items. start that removal, demolition and rebuilding process. tonight was a time for pause and normalcy for the families who have been displaced. a typical weekend for the costa family. and all of a sudden she turns it on. reporter: dad, a career firefighter coaching a bit but cheering it on. hockey was called off because of the fires. it has been hard on them. my daughter barely could go to sleep last night. she was so excited to get back out here. reporter: melting ice due to the loss of power threatened to end this weekend as well. organizers pulled together. we wanted to do everything we could to support getting the kids back some sense of normalcy. reporter: 13 of the families with kids playing here. questions the city of santa rosa says it too is coping with. struggle for people to live in the city. where are they going to go and how are we going to rebuild. reporter: tonigh
decision, blaine. raj as you know so very well this was a truly polarizing decision made today by president trump. as you can imagine reaction started rolling in quickly. perhaps most notably from former president obama who negotiated the deal. in fact we received his statement before president trump had finished his peach. keep in mind this was a global agreement one that included countries in fact only two countries declined to join at the time it was syria and nicaragua. and now the united states is added to that list. no deal president trump announcing today. the u.s. will pull out of the paris climate accord. a global agreement to cut greenhouse gassy missions. so we re getting out, but we will start to negotiate, and we will see if we can make a deal that s fair. and if we can that s great. and if we can t that s fine. the move philadelphia a campaign promise while ending a major obama deal. in a statement the former president said he believes the remaining coun
twitter. a former contra costa deputy is the latest to appear in court. ricardo perez leaving the courthouse. inside the courtroom salacious testimony from the woman. jodi hernandez is live where a judge has decided if it was enough for a trial. reporter: the former deputy s attorney argued that he had no idea that the teenager was under age. came to court where she described in vivid details the sexual relationship she had with former contra costa sheriff s deputy ricardo perez that started when she was 17. she said it all began on facebook where the two privately messaged each other naked photos of themselves and then met for sex before her 18th birthday. it was good for him. it was free and he enjoyed take advantage of it. she told him she was a prostitute and was having sex with other officers. i like a man in uniform. but the teen said it didn t seem to matter to perez. and in fact he replied, no wonder you are so good. no reason for him to stop. an opportunity f
this morning to help set up for the kite festival put together by the rotary club. police kept the shooting scene cordoned off for a couple of hours as they looked for clues. berkeley police tell us that they have made an arrest, a person taken into custody on unrelated charges but that person is being held as a person of interest in this shooting. reporting live in berkeley, serj yo quintana, nbc barnds. all right sergio thank you very much. and breaking news just in the newsroom. a bicyclist is reportedly dead after being struck by a light rail train in san jose. happened a little over an hour ago near the intersection. the bicyclist killed. the authority saying the station is shut down between fruit dale and san fernando. we ll bring you more information as it comes in. now to a developing story. investigators searching for clous tonight after a grewsome discovery. a man s body found near the corner of winder street and 237 east of main street. thom jensen has detail