fruity hernandez. thank you for your service to our country. -- if i if it were held in introducing fat-free mr. rudy hernandez. -- i would like your help in introducing mr. rudy hernandez. >> nancy pelosi said, "for different from a thank you for your interest to the area. the many fifth contribution from left to itself felt fifth of a future. with and if america will have to our culture and for a fee of 5 ref info for tonight from line are on a table of hispanic immigrants. fifth family and community are making america more americans. this is the essence of our history, to honor that character of america fifth we must path comprehensive for for immigration reform. president obama established three filler for economic growth and job creation. health care reform that provides quality affordable health care for all. energy independence and for the creation of new green jobs and education for all of our children. the house will keep the promise to millions of college students , the congress just passed t

jade hernandez is standing by live with more on that part of the story.ood morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning, arizona's new immigration law pushed the protesters to the streets. you can see a few of the demonstrators behind me here, but the appeal is here and from there, experts believe this case is onto the supreme court. today we watched a rally with demonstrators against sp 10-70, a law which you heard aims to crack down on illegal immigration on a state level. these leaders and elected officials also voiced their opposition today to an i.c.e. program being imposed on the city. they are saying that this jeopardizes the city status since local law enforcement agencies are required to imprint and report the immigration status for any pulled over or charged with a crime. the board voted to opt out of the program, as did the sheriff's department, but these protesters are out here today because they say that jerry brown refuses to allow san francisco the choice. [speaking foreign language] >> reporter: and today we heard -- >>> and today we heard tha

él no permitió y pidiera refuerzo >>> en un momento un agente volvió y todavía está sometiendo a hernándezan encima y eran como 6 de migración americanos y después llegaron más y se fueron encima y llegaron con un pistola que le dieron unos toques y le dieron uno se cayó el suelo, y se quiso levantar le dieron el otro y también se cayó y entonces le dieron más como dos >>> y él ya no, ya no se levantaba >>> la víctima quedó inconciente en el suelo a metros de su país >>> llegó al hospital con un diagnóstico de varbvastador >>> un paro kord acardiaca lo ll final >>> la muerte de él movilizó conciencia en la flon entefront y muchas personas llegaron el lugar para demandar justicia. la cabeza de estos malditos asesinos, y ellos saben quien es el asesino. de hecho los agentes involucrad involucrados san trabajando y la policía interrogó ya a 30 personas >>> los resultados de está investigación serán determinado en un par de semana >>> para ver una posibilidad que a juzgar por casos similares parece remota >>> en todo los la cacasos las e son guardado por asegurar su vida >>> ninguno a sido sen

que va a pasar mañana para entender mejor lo que puede o con wrir estamos con el abogado hermano hernández los argumentos de los dos la dos para ver si para esta ley o le da la razón al estado de arizona para que siga la ley en efecto o puede tomar los argumentos bajo consideración y dar su opinión en esta semana antes o después del 29 4r5 justicia tiene autoridad nadie influye ni el presidente ni la corte suprema la única que puede tomar la decisión es ella nadie más. >>> exacto, ya ha tenido audiencia similar de otra de han da que se ha hecho con argumentos similares que va a hacer el análisis. >>> vamos a analizar cuál es el principal argumento que vamos a escuchar por parte de aquellos que están a favor de la ley sb1070 qué van a decir. >>> a favor de ello es que aire o arizona >periodist esta en una pocisión que el estado tiene que intervenir porque el gobierno federal no ha hecho su tarea es el argumento que se oye y que es necesaria es lo que vayan . >>> entiendo pasemos al otro punto de vista qué vamos a escuchar por parte de gobierno de obama qué van a decir. >>> sí, el departamen

>>> good morning i'm jade hernandez, apple iphone four users may soon be getting some help free of charge, we'll explain. >>> in vallejo a string of is the community not putting . out their best effort? >>> president obama is optimistic about the oil gusher cap, it's all next at noon. >>> good afternoon i'm john sasaki. steve jobs announced this morning that the company he founded is not perfect because of reception problems with apple's newest iphone, jobs said the company will hold a major give away to fix the issue. jade hernandez is live in cupertino with details. >> reporter: if you own an apple iphone just like this one, apple just announced they'll be giving away a bumper that goes all the way around the phone for free. >> phones aren't perfect, and it's a challenge for the whole industry. and we're all doing the best we can. but every phone has weak spots. >> reporter: what you just heard was a video mocking some of iphone's problems. so apple ceo steve jobs knows there is issues out there and at first blamed the media. he was noticeably defensive at the entrance of this conferen,

jade hernandez joins us with the details. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning, this will definitely be quite a sight. we can tell you there's some action going on right now. in fact, caltrain will still raising it in just a few minutes, but it's a very, very slow process. i just spoke with a spokesperson who tells me this weighs tons so the movement will be very slow. a couple of weeks ago, the main pieces of this tower actually passed beneath the bay bridge. today, they are putting up the piece of the 525 tower which is the center of the bay bridge. now, it's amazing. each piece is about 150 feet tall and each weighs more than 1100-tons. the legs came from a steel fabrication plant in shanghai. this means that the bridge is one step closing to completion which is expected to open to traffic in 2013. the cost? $6.2billion. the bridge will be the largest of its kind when it's finished, so, if you are driving on the bay bridge around noon, you are going to see some of this. we'll get the low down on this project so st

. >>> i'm jade hernandez, a judge's decision could affect ac transit riders. >>> the charges oakland police now plan to seek against a man who took over an emergency room. that's all ahead on ktvu channel 2 news at noon. >>> i'm heather holmes in this new time for tory campbell. we begin in the south bay where it's been very difficult day for for firefighters that are being laid off. >> reporter: one by one the first phase of firefighters being laid off showed up to turn in their gear. >> the reality set in about five minutes ago. >> reporter: 13 of the 49 firefighters are saying their final goodbyes. many staff members came in on their day off to pay their respects. today firefighters were greeted with hugs and given words of encouragement from firefighters. >> he wished us success. he said it was the first day we meet and hopefully not the last. >> reporter: the new chief which starts tomorrow was here to say goodbye. >> i'm amazed i only made it one year and i'm getting let go. >> reporter: the city is battling a budget shortfall. that's why the city asked the union for a 10%. >>

ktvu's jade hernandez joins us now with details. >> reporter: good afternoon. firefighters jussecured this fire station, fire station number 26 here in vallejo. it officially closed today. it's not the only fire station and that worries neighbors in several neighborhoods. as the "closed" sign came down at fire station number 22 so the department could shift resources and reopen after four years, the very same sign appeared at a fire station forced to do the opposite -- close. >> i guess we'll have to do wi what we have and make due and do the best we can with the resources we have left. >> reporter: in the southern part of the city, glen cove station number 26 shut down today. in north vallejo we watched fire trucks leave the station securing station number 25 for the last time. these closures also force the number of firefighters to indle. >> we went from 28 down to down it does. it takes its toll on the firefighters. it takes its toll on the people we're working for. >> reporter: northern vallejo residentface uncertainty. last saturday, they were the only res

esta tarde se jugó un partido entre las estrellas de la mls y el manchester united, el chicharito hernándezer city que jugó contra el amñrica, adebayor anotaba de penal, pavel pardo y henríquez que la empataba, given paró dos tiros de penal, les recuerdo que la próxima semana juega el amñrica contra el real madrid >> diego armando maradona señaló que fue parte de una confabulación de julio grondona y carlos bilardo, aparentemente a maradona le solicitaron hacer cambios en su equw >> grondona me mintió, bilardo me traicionó, todo mi equipo y yo estábamos listos para seguir >> esta tarde los gigantes pasaron por tremendo susto, cuando despertaron los marlins al empatar el encuentro en la parte alta de la novena, pero define el partido andrñs torres, se jugaron 10 entradas y como que ya se van a colar en playoff, por su parte los atlñticos que jugaban contra los rangers, estan a 7 juegos y medio de los rangers, suzuki metía un jonronazo, y tres carreras metieron los atlñticos y tratan de llegar a playoffs >> gracias edgardo >> de los deportes nos vamos al clima >> buenas noches memo >> quñ tal

jade hernandez ktvu channel 2 news. >> a spokesman for nato says one of the two u.s. navy sailors missing since last week has been confirmed dead. his body has been found. a search is still continuing for the other. they disappeared after their armored suv was seen driving into a taliban held area. nato says they don't know what they were doing. >> it could be a dramatic day in court as closing arguments continue in the corruption trial of former illinois governor rob blagojevich. yesterday the defense attorney clashed with the judge over whether he could mention potential witnesss that prosecutors did not call during the trial. the judge denied the request and said that if he does bring up the witnesses during his closing arguments today he would be thrown in jail. rob blagojevich has pleaded not guilty. >> back here at home bay area voters are being warned be on the lookout for what else. this alert comes after a young whale was found dead sunday a mile off the islands. biologists say it appears to have been hilt and killed by a boat. a large number of whales are fe

se unó al grupo de trabajo en houston, bajo la tutela de sir alex fergusson, chicharito hernández se puso el 1 a 0 para la universidad de chile, mientras que arellano marcó el empate >> el equipo de la isla del encanto goleó 4 a 1 al súper líder de la mls >> el es john lacky, lo recordarán porque ganó el partido número 7 cuando los angelitos ganaron la serie mundial, hoy estuvo como visitante, boston ganó 4 a 2, los dodgers vencieron a los padres, por el momento es toda la información deportiva >> el alcalde de san josñ se reunió con altos funcionarios de la liga de bñisbol con el fin de construir un nuevo estadio para los atlñticos de oakland, la liga quiere más tiempo para analizar la protesta >> (música) >> momento de ver cómo andal el clima >> quñ tal amigos muy buenas noches, la costa este se mantiene agradable, se mantiente estupendo en el interior, en california, en el valle central, el brote de incendios por las altas temperaturas, temperaturas en la bahia en los 55, en la bahía 66, se mantiene despejado san josñ, temperaturas cercanas a los 75, desde los 65 a los 83 el próxi

. >> reporter: jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> a family is mourning the loss of their teenage son who fell to his death during the family sight seeing trip to muir woods. the family was visiting from pennsylvania and was walking on the trail near the muir beach overlook when the 17-year-old fell off the cliff yesterday. when rescuers reached the young man they couldn't revive him. investigators say there is no evidence of foul play. >>> beefing up border security. 1200 national guard troops will begin taking up positions along the southwest border beginning august 1st. the obama administration is trying to show commitment to stopping cartel violence and illegal immigration by clamping down along the border with mexico. kidnappings, extortions, and thousands of deaths are blamed on drug cartels. >> we have seen a building on

jade hernandez joins us live to suggest what's going on. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. caltrans has already begun part of this process. we're live at treasure island. we can show you a portion of this leg, a tower is actually suspended in the air. you can see that right there. we're standing where there will be an official ceremony marking the completion of this step. as i mentioned an hour ago, we must warn viewers that this is a very, very, very slow process. bart nay told us workers have to be very careful. today, caltrans is putting up the first four pieces of the 55- foot tower which will be the centerpiece of the new bay bridge. joining us this morning is bart nay. he's the spokesperson for caltrans. you have a almost show and tell to give us an idea of the scale behind us. >> reporter: yeah. this please talks about how the story meets the future of the brick. this was handcrafted in the 1920s and opened up the bridge. it's smaller. it weighs about 0 pounds. american bridge actually is the company that built the origi

en las imágenes se puede ver para otro de los heridos por la explosión del coche bomba. >> luis hernándezra. >> también tuve temor lo único que hizo fue ocultarme. >> asegura que ciudad juárez vive bajo el terror. >> negaron que se traté del narco terrorismo en méxico, pero buscan explosivos porque recibieron la amenaza que habrán más coches bombas. >josé: el presidente venezolano hugo cháv hugo cháv hugo chávez advirtió que tomarán más del 50% de la oposición. sucede cuando la sociedad interamericana otorgaría a roberto u. por ser un símbolo de la defensa de la libertad de prensa. >> ahora en los próximos días la junta de intervención del banco nacional no es que quiera, está obligada a designar un representante en la junta directiva de globovisión. >> señaló que venezuela tiene que cerrar la nueva oficina de chávez y terminar la persecución de opositores y restricciones de la circulación de información. nos vamos con otra breve pausa aquí en phoenix, una hecho: la medicina en advil, es la más recomendada por médicos para dolores de articulaciones. más que las medicinas en tylenol... ...

él no permitió y pidiera refuerzo >>> en un momento un agente volvió y todavía está sometiendo a hernándezmo dos >>> y él ya no, ya no se levantaba >>> la víctima quedó inconciente en el suelo a metros de su país >>> llegó al hospital con un diagnóstico de varbvastador >>> un paro kord acardiaca lo ll final >>> la muerte de él movilizó conciencia en la flon entefront y muchas personas llegaron el lugar para demandar justicia. la cabeza de estos malditos asesinos, y ellos saben quien es el asesino. de hecho los agentes involucrad involucrados san trabajando y la policía interrogó ya a 30 personas >>> los resultados de está investigación serán determinado en un par de semana >>> para ver una posibilidad que a juzgar por casos similares parece remota >>> en todo los la cacasos las e son guardado por asegurar su vida >>> ninguno a sido sentenciado >>> es decir la im para usted ni nido >>> el gobierno mexicano reportó 30 casos de connacionales muertos o herido en en los últimos 3 años >>> que ustincluyendo la muerte joven adrián hernández >>> macanazos y descarga eléctrica >>> a diferencia de o

>> isais hernandez: yeah, i mean, it doesn't feel...doesn't get as tired as quickly, or shaky before. after doing some of the workouts, i'd have to break, and now i don't have to break anymore. >> safer: that's remarkable. it's amazing. must be giving you a lot of pleasure to see that kind of progress? >> owens: it does, yeah. i think there's a lot of potential to see bigger and better things. >> safer: when you saw that this, to some extent, worked, were you surprised? >> wolf: did it fail miserably? no. in fact, it seemed to work. eureka! >> safer: if this works, it could really change trauma medicine, yes? >> wolf: in terms of muscle loss. now, all right, what happens if we put that by a nerve? what happens if we put that by bone? what happens if we put that by your heart? what happens... ( laughter ) so, you see, it... it opens a lot of doors, if it actually works. >> safer: the military is also using regenerative techniques in hand replacements for amputees. doctors at the university of pittsburgh have successfully transplanted a h

jade hernandez is there right now. good afternoon, jade. >> reporter: good afternoon, we are observing this lengthy process from treasure island. only one of the areas will be installed today. it's one step closer to the completion of the bay bridge. >> it's going to be visible for the entire area of the bay. >> reporter: one onlooker captured history being crafted. >> the l skills and the labor going into this is amazing. most just drive over this. they don't have an understanding of the time it takes to put it together. >> reporter: we watched as the workers hoisted the piece up. each piece weighs more than 1100-tons and event eventually will be connected by four beams. >> amazingly enough, bridges are hand built and the history is reflected by who is actually doing the work. >> reporter: news chopper 2 shows the exact same company work that did the work in the 1920s. >> it's great for the moral of the team working on this project because we are starting to see the physical manifestation of the bridge now. >> reporte

ktvu's jade hernandez joining us now. she has all the details about this recall and who needs to be especially careful here. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. we are live in south san francisco, dave, and the california department of health says if you purchased a product with that label -- [ inaudible ] >> -- and company. today's recall includes prepackaged wraps, sandwiches, with a date of september 23rd of this year and prior. the sand wives and other food items have a sell by date of august third and prior. now the products may be contaminated by a dangerous bacteria, listeria, which causes symptoms such as fever, headaches and stomach pains. the bacteria can cause serious and sometimes fatal infectionings in new borns, seniors and people with a weakened immune system and cause miscarriages and still births. it is distributed in several different states including arizona, oregon and washington and, of course right here in california. it is sold in supermarkets and natural food stores. if you have purchase

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jade hernandez joining us live with the details of what may happen. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are live this morning in front of the yard where ac transit buses are dispatched. in fact, this is the place the number of drivers reporting to work was less than usual yesterday. ac transit called it a sickout. the union is not just yet, but what did happen is quite a few drivers, enough to effect service, called in sick a day after a newly imposed contract became effective. so much so the service across the dumbarton bridge was down 50%. yesterday they had 8 buses. the union is expected today to head to court to get an injunction which lifts the current schedule. it instituted new rules in several areas. ac transit, on the other hand, says if the union has their way they can expect additional layoffs and service cuts. the new contract, ac transit says, helps cut the district's cost by more than $15 million and without a contract the district bleeds $300,000 per week and puts them in jeopardy of becoming bankrupt. more on this throughout th

in vallejo, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a family is mourning the death of their teenage son after he fell to his death this afternoon while taking. this 17-year-old boy was hiking when he fell four to 500 feet from the block above the ocean and they see the boy's father reached him by the time help right. >>> health officials are saying that women and seniors should be vaccinated against will be copyedit cases have grown to 1500 that is a fivefold increase. five and infants >>> they blame the increase to the increase the number of people not been immunized. >> inexplicit new field poll say that boaters sentiment is on the side of same-sex marriage. 56% say they approve and 42% are prosed% 7% has no opinion. when voters are given a choice of 44% say they favor allowing same-sex marriage, 34% support civil unions but not marriage and 19% say they prefer no legal recognition to paid 3% had no opinion. >>> records compiled by the associated press showed 13 of the 20 most economically stressed counties are right here in california. however, none are in the bay area. the index is

jade hernandez has more. >> reporter: riders experienced less delays today. we're live in front of union headquarters this afternoon where they held a regularly scheduled meeting. the union said that ac transit is trying to break the union. >> basically they've reconfigured all of our routes without training. in the past they would take us out and physically train us on each route. now to save money they are saying here is the video go out and learn it. >> bus driver shelley martin said ac transit is forcing union members to strike. >> the way ac has implemented the changes in the schedules that circumvented their seniority. thus, they haven't been able to set their schedules. >> reporter: some married drivers are on opposite shifts, forcing to purchase another means of transportation for work and there's child care issues. claudia hudson noticed low attendance and blames the new schedule effective last sunday. bus drivers she said are not on a sickout. she said employees are being pushed out. >> welcome to day 23. it's been 23 days ago today since ac transit

i'm jade hernandez. we have new information from the santa clara police department this morning about a rash of burglaries. find out what they are warning residents about -- straight ahead. >>> and why next year's season opener for the san francisco giants could be unlike any other. >>> welcome back. 7:30. we're still following developing news coming from fresno. that is where six people have just been killed in a crash involving a sacramento greyhound bus that happened early this morning. look at these pictures. this happened about five hours ago on northbound highway 99. greyhound says the bus left los angeles last night. it was headed to its next stop in ma tetra. the chp says the bus was just a mess. >> you have the greyhound bus -- you've seen the pictures, it hit the eucalyptus tree and really just mangled. >> the greyhound spokesperson said there were 35 people on bus. six of the people killed were passengers. more are being treated at the hospital for their injuries. >>> police are looking for su

jade hernandez, ktvu news. >>> a battle is brewing over the fate of about three dozen trees. about 40 eucaliptus trees have been deemed a safety hazard. about half the people who attended public meetings agree with that assess ment but there are other residents who think the trees are in no danger of falling and they want a better maintenance plan for the area. the public work's department says they will render a better decision on the matter next month. >>> residents in san mateo county are being warned of a bob cat spotting. authorities say anyone spending time outdoors should be cautious. experts say you should never approach a mountain lion and avoid approaching mountain lions when hiking. >>> the vatican unveiled new rules tonight for dealing with priests accused of sexual abuse. bay area educators took a stand today about proposed state budget cuts, what they want instead. >>> and a bay area hospital continues a ten year streak on a prestigious list. ?w?wóç >>> at a press brief today the vatican released new rules for priests who molest children and the mentally disable

i'm jade hernandez.ty of vallejo is shutting down two fire stations and reopening this station right here. we'll explain what this means for the residents and neighborhood -- coming up. >>> much of the country is experiencing a major heatwave. we'll show you where the pavement actually reached 140 degrees. five years ago i was twice the man i am today. literally. i mean, i couldn't even bend down. so my first day at the gym when the trainer asked me about my goals, i said, "i just want to own a pair of shoes with laces." now i'm exercising more and eating lean protein like jennie-o turkey. i think it's working. anncr: be well... with all the great tasting ways to eat lighter. only from jennie-o. >>> the chp is releasing new information about a major shootout over the weekend. tara moriarty is at highland hospital, where the suspect is being treated. >> reporter: investigators tell us that esseially, the fbi is stepping in because the suspect is a twice-convicted felon and was wearinged aboutdy armor at t

jade hernandez joins us now with a look at more and to let us know what's happening. >> reporter: the fight is over a a newly-imposed ac transit contract that became effective on sunday. union operators are not so happy about it. so on monday, 20% of them called in sick. the same goes for today. unfortunately, it's the riders who get caught in the middle. today riders on ac transit experience delays. yesterday riders experienced the very same delays when 20% of ac drivers called in sick. >> it usually come around five minutes to and it came almost an hour later. >> reporter: they claim union members have haggled over a contract since november. now ac transit faces a $50 million deficit. >> union members may not realize that if their leadership is successful, they are gonna lose their jobs in this court hearing today. >> reporter: claudia hudson has been a bus operator for three decades and is the lead union negotiator. >> this is the deal -- operators get to choose for themselves whether or not they can operate a bus on the road safely. this is a case where ac transit refuses to train

jodi hernandez is live in oakland where city council is set to vote on a controversial plan to allow megamarijuana producers to set up shop. jodi? >> oakland as you know, has made headlines on the medical marijuana front. it became the first city to enact a tax on medical marijuana and it welcomed the first of its kind, the marijuana superstore earlier this year and now it's set to make history again. only this time, not everyone in the medical marijuana community is happy about it. it's an empty warehouse now, but this east oakland building may soon be filled with medical marijuana plants. >> we envision a 57,000 square foot growth facility here that would be divided between cloning, mothering, vegetative states and flowers for cannibas. >> he and his team of architects are hoping the oakland city council approves the plan to allow the cultivators to set up four megamarijuana farming to sflie a growing medical marijuana industry, generating jobs and taxes for oakland. >> it's not eliminating jobs, it's creating jobs. these large industrial facility also employ between 100 to 300 peo

pero no todas las primeras citas son exitosas. >> minerva hernÁndez desde mÉxico.que tenÍa que salir urgentemente. >> cÓmo hubieras querido que te trate en la primera cita? >> no sÉ, atento, como las mujeres queremos, piropos, que nos hablen bien bonito y no fue nada de eso. >> quÉ es lo mÁs importante en una primera cita asÍ? cuando no nos conocemos. no tan profundo, hablar de cosas bonitas que nos hagan reÍr y conocernos poco a poco. >> sobre todas las cosas. >> algo bÁsico para una bonita relaciÓn el buen humor. >> cuÁles son los errores? >> los que ustedes cometen y que hacen que la primera cita despuÉs no les contestemos mÁs el telÉfono. la cortesÍa! sostenerle la puerta, darle la silla. recuerda que eso es muy importante. >> esto que estÁ haciendo es totalmente incorrecto. >> otro de los... hablar por telÉfono. hablar por el celular todo el tiempo. demostrar que eres una persona demasiado importante, le quitas importancia a la chica y luego contestas y te acomodas. >> hay muchas damas que hablan mucho por telÉfono. >> pero es una cita, es una cita. hablar dem

esta maÑana nos acompaÑa la psicÓloga madelene hernÁndez. >> quÉ rico que estÁs con nosotros.no todos los padres, el 30 % de los padres sÍ tienen hijos favoritos pero hay muchos que no. >> podrÍa tener un hijo favorito. ahora cÓmo afecta en este caso al hijo el entorno, al hijo que es el que siempre estÁn comparando con el hermano? >> eso tiene efectos, en realidad, el hijo favorito goza de privilegios, de afecto, de mÁs atenciÓn. el que no es favorito muchas veces tiene problemas de comportamiento y problemas acadÉmicos en la escuela. y es una cuestiÓn de revelarse porque no recibe la misma atenciÓn que ese hijo favorito. >> no es que no tenga un hijo favorito sino que te identificas a la mejor con uno porque tÚ eres deportista y Él tambiÉn... a lo mejor los padres no saben explicarles a los hijos... >> cuando uno de los hijos se queja de que su hermano es favorito, hay que reaccionar y exalarle. explicarle. >> quÉ determina que un hijo sea el favorito. >> hay varios factores, por ejemplo, el orden de nacimiento. muchas veces el primer hijo o el chiquitico es el favorito. la

buenas noticias para salcedo en el liverpool , el rafa marquez se irá al red bulls el chicharito hernandezdrangular con las bases llenas, uno que se va lesionado al hospital los atlñticos se enfrentaron a los medias blancas y el equipo de oaklan termina con 10 a 2 es todo lo que tenemos en el deporte >> en medio de la crisis nacen buenas noticias, un estudio establece que la venta de los vehículos nuevos son más alentadoras que en la misma fecha al año pasado, y si usted tiene un carro viejito podría recibir hasta mil dólares por deshacerse de ñl no importando en la condición en la que se encuentre, para obtener más información vea la página web en pantalla y al volver las imágenes de una mujer que calló a las vías del tren todo esto despuñs de la pausa ya esta listo "jorge infante" para hablarnos de las novedades cinematograficas que se exhiben este fin de semana en cinematograficas que se exhiben este fin de semana en las salas del pais... novedades del cine >> hola amigos los avances de los estrenos una divertida comedia ramona, para toda la familia, se trata de una niñla llamada ramona

. >> reporter: the hernandez family needs them.n hernandez was deployed to iraq for over a year. >> sometimes i feel like juan can feel like an outsider. he's gone a lot. he misses a lot. >> reporter: here he missed nothing -- not the canoeing, not the river rafting, and not the long hikes in the woods. >> it's a good space to clear your head and see what really is important in life. >> reporter: there is even community service work, clearing trails and fixing up old cabins. >> you get that opportunity to kind of sit back and say, okay, you know, we're still a family. >> reporter: military families who came here not for a getaway but for a coming together and letting nature's power to heal quietly do its job. lee cowan, nbc news. >>> spectacular. that's our broadcast for this monday night. thank you for being here with us as we start off a new week. i'm brian williams, and we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> right now

reporting live, jade hernandez ktvu channel 2news. >> 5:08. as we told you earlier san francisco police are investigating what they are calling a suspicious death in the city's marina district. craig debro is out there right now. we has paul the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, daylight. it is presidio -- rather lump barred street and scott street. that is the intersection. behind me is the presidio. when police arrived they found a woman and she was pronounced dead on the scene. as far as how she got there police aren't saying much. it is unclear if there are any witnesses. all the rooms are filled up. don't know if we have witnesses or how she got there. they classified it as a suspicious death but it is possible they are being careful about what they say. they may know more than what they are selling us. >> 5:09. now that a controversial scientist is back in iran will three american hikers being detained there also be headed home? we will tell you what the parents of those hikers are saying. >> and it was a site rarely seen

jade hernandez -- [ inaudible ] >> -- with that story.rning, jade. >> reporter: good morning. this has been a long week for apple. a bloomberg report has a senior engineer reportedly claiming he told apple ceo steve jobs about this antenna issue before the iphone 4 release and consumer reports is not recommending the iphone 4 to its consumers. and so this is where we are today. apple has called a press conference, unusual to say the least. we are live at apple headquarters, and in hours they are going to hold that conference at 10:00. they have come under fire from customers, experts and even been sued since the iphone 4 was released. it has had antenna issues. for those of you unfamiliar with the phone the antenna wraps all the way around it and if the left hand corner is covered signal strength drops dramatically. experts are telling us the bumper wrap around the entire phone and eliminates most of the problem. so today will apple offer free bumpers to customers who have already purchased a phone? will apple apologize? both, or nothing

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez shows us why mark leno thinks they're no longer a threat. >> reporter: if you do the crime, the law says they've got to do the time. but what if a prisoner becomes so sick, they can't possibly pose a threat to anyone. >> they're not capable of eating independently. many can't swallow, none of them can turn, none of them have the capacity to dress themselves, have bowl el or bladder functio. >> reporter: yet these bedridden prisoners are costing the state tens of millions a year to care and guard. that's why mark leno and others are pushing to release severely ill inmates from prison by granting them medical parole. >> someone's in a comatose state and you want to waste all this money on guards standing by their bed as we increase class sizes and cut back on the number of teachers. >> reporter: if the state releases the sickest of the sick, it estimates huge savings, up to $50 million, right off the bat. >> these people are not aware that they're incarcerated. these people are not aware that they're being punished. the only people we're really punishing w

jodi hernandez has a look at the tense exchanges. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: for the first time since the deadly shooting of oscar grant people sim pa thetic toward b.a.r.t. police officer johannes mehserle held a public rally to show their support for the man convicted of involuntary manslaughter. >> he is sorry for what he did. it was an accident. i know it cannot be undone. >> we are here to do what we can to support him and his family and to try and speak pseudo for him. i know we can't for his family but we're trying. >> lock him up and throw away the key! >> reporter: mehserle supporters were met with plenty of supporters who feel the former cop is getting off easy. >> i think they're supporting a murderer and feel like it's okay for a person to kill another person as long as you wear a badge. >> i think the supporters of mehserle are here because of whatever racial issues they may have. i don't think it's based on the fact that they actually support mehserle. i think they're turning into a black and whitish unit-- white issue. >> reporter: officers stood by as the two sid

nbc bay area's jodi hernandez shows us why mark leno thinks these prisoners aren't a threat to you. >> reporter: if you do the crime, the law says you've got to do the time. but what if a prisoner becomes so sick they can't possibly pose a threat to anyone? >> they're not capable, many can't swallow, none of them can turn. none of them, and so bowel or bladder functions. >> reporter: yet these bedridden prisoners are costing the state tens of millions of dollars a year to care for and guard. that's why senator mark leno and others are pushing to release severely ill inmates from prison by granting them medical parole. >> someone in a comatose state, you want to waste all this money on guards standing by their bed as we increase class sizes and cut back on the number of teachers? >> reporter: if the state releases the sickest of the sick, it estimates huge savings. up to $50 million right off the bat. >> these people are not aware that they are incarcerated. these people are not aware that they're being punished. the only people we're really punishing with this continued scenario are t

i am jade hernandez. we are live in oakland where we are monitoring the situation ac transit drivers called in sick yesterday. will it happen again today? that story and more. the morning news will continue. >>> welcome back to the morning news. they just rang the opening bell there in new york and it looks like a lower opening. you can see the numbers on the lower part of our screen. part of the reason goldman sachs and ibm just reported revenues lower than analysts expectations -- [ inaudible ] >> -- down already 100 points to 10,045. we will keep watching. >> we will say good morning to you, thank you for joining us here on the ktvu morning news, i am dave clark. >> good morning. i am pam cook. time now is 6:30. >> in the news right now we have been watching buses heading in and out all morning but there are still concerns riders you may see delays because of the escalating labor dispute. let's for to jade hernandez with the very latest on what is happening. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good mornin

el caso de ana bÁrbara y para eso alberto hernÁndez está mÁs que listo. ana bÁrbara, están las autoridades mexicanas que uno deberÍa de tenerles fe. y por tanto historial que tiene nuestro paÍs. porque yo soy de mÉxico. me da mucha tristeza que no podamos confiar plenamente en las autoridades. para bien de los familiares de la sra. que perdiÓ su vida y que se esclarezca... >> no, no. comentame tÚ, ana. >> las autoridades estÁn ahÍ pero aquÍ este fin de semana ana bÁrbara hablÓ en exclusiva con nuestra compaÑera verÓnica del castillo antes de su concierto en las vegas. vamos a ver quÉ es lo que dijo. >> ok. >> no sÉ el abogado que trae pancho, mi hermano jaime, no lo sÉ, no lo conozco, y jamÁs hablÉ con él porque no lo necesito. y me dice, a ver maneje... a dÓnde voy? y nada mÁs, maneje. y se dan cuenta que el asiento me lleva una cabeza... y no podrÍa yo manejar. >> cuÁnto mides tÚ y cuÁnto mide jaime? >> yo mido 1, 74 y jaime no lo sÉ pero me lleva una cabeza. ahora con los cambios que estÁn haciendo que me citen, no tengo ninguna objeciÓn, al contrario,

live from vallejo this morning jade hernandez ktvu channel 2 news. >> jade, thank you.e now 6,46, higher than normal much of the nation is baking under higher than normal temperatures and while arizona has a dry heat it is still hot. 78-year-old james wangel right there of phoenix suffered second-degree burns on his feet when he ran out of his house barefoot over the weekend trying to catch up with his mailman. >> by the time he turned around he could not run back to the grass, so he fell down and then he is burning his knees and hands so we had to pick him up and then run him to the grass. >> wow. fire officials say the temperature of the pavement was 140 degrees. he was taken to a phoenix area burn center for treatment. >>> most of the east coast is dealing with hot weatheroff its own. from washington, d.c. to new york city the temperatures reached well into the 90s for the third day in a row. you factor in humidity feels like is in the low 100s. the heat wife of course is sparking violent summer storms, flooding in kentucky has killed at least two people. the midwest

reporting live from vallejo this morning jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> 5:32. police are looking for a man this morning who fired shots at police officers from an apartment building. this happened near 8th and ad0line around 11:30 last night. investigators say police officers made a traffic stop there and in the process of making arrests when someone from a nearby building started shooting at them. >> -- be rifle rounds were shot at them or kind of in their near immediate area so they backed down and they called for additional resources. >> now police officers searched that building but they weren't able to find the shooter or any weapons. police say the building did have a video camera but those cameras at some point were vandalized. paul chambers is following this investigation now. he will give as life update on this in about 30 minutes. >>> right about the same time as oakland police were responding to reports of shots fired in west oakland they were also called about another shooting downtown. a man was found shot to death at 19th and wester, police believ

. >> y tambiÉn conversamos con hernÁn hernández que nos presenta a sus dos hijos, ellos escribieron una

. ♪ >> la ley de arizona que empiezan a sacar los artistas supo computaron los hijos de hernÁndez losa los demÁs estados que quiere tomar la misma decisiÓn y eso nos va a afectar bastante creo que los tigres del norte, estamos consternados no creo que este paÍs se lo merezca, vamos a apoyarlos en todo lo que sea para que nuestra gente ojalÁ que haya una reforma migratoria y que la ley antes de que tome efectos del gobierno federal haga algo sobre estas. >> como se les ocurriÓ la canciÓn en que estaban pensando cuando la compusieron? >> sentÍ como una frustraciÓn. una obligaciÓn a una responsabilidad de hablar sobre este tema. pues en sÍ como muy afectado porque tengo familia en ese estado y mi abuelita nacio en arizona. >> cuÁles son algunas de las principales estrofas que cantan? >> se me hace el coro que dice: estamos aqui para triunfar y ahora me quieren deportar surgir trabajar y ahora vamos a triunfar. pero bueno eso es la letra, son llegan al corazÓn de la gente porque hay muchos latinos estÁn para trabajar nos daÑa el paÍs. ciento que. es lo que siente la gente esa letra. algo

valer su condicion de estar en un equipo que muestra un futbol con buen engranaje....el chicharito hernandezanoto un gol de los cinco con que dejo estampado su dominio. improvisacion y otro de los equipos que estan en pre-temporada por estados unidos es el manchester city que jugo en los angeles contra el america....improvisacion diego armando maradona convoco hoy a la prensa para expresar su insatisfaccion por su despido como entrenador de la seleccion de argentina.... maradona senalo que fue parte de una confabulacion de julio grondona, el presidente de la federacion argentina de futbol y el secretario de selecciones carlos bilardo.aparentemente a maradona le ofrecieron realizar cambios en su equipo tecnico y el se rehuso. esta tarde los gigantes de san francisco pasaron por un tremendo susto luego de que iniciaron con una primera entrada ganando cuatro a cero y aumentaron la ventaja.... improvisacion por su parte, los atleticos de oakland, jugando contra los rangers de texas que son los que mantienen el liderato de la division tratando de acortar distancia....y lograron restar un partido.

con los deportes.. chicharito hernández sigue imparable >> a ver cómo le fue en el partido de las chcrea de la bahía a jugar, una de las promotoras tiene basada su oficina en arizona, veremos quñ más dice el señor lapuente >> tarde de confesiones en coapa, donde a manolo la puente no le va ni le viene si la federación mexicana le rinde uno >> no creo que me gusta mucho, siempre que voy a la federación veo el trofeo que tengo ahí >> despuñs su crítica a los dirigentes del fútbol mexicano >> eso es uno de los errores muy grandes que se tiene, yo pienso que se hace para despitar, yo pienso que tiene que ser mexow mexicano >> lo que sí está claro que hay tiempo >> yo tampoco estoy obsesionado con los 4 años que hay que tener >> en el deporte local, los gigantes con 7 innings bastente fuertes, y despuñs le devolvían el favor los gigantes, al final ganaron 6 a 5, esperemos que siga así, porque están a 2 juegos de los padres de san diego >> y tambiñn buen fin de semana >> vamos con guillermo quiroz >> gracias quñ tal buenas noches, vamos a hablar de esos incendios que hay en california, cent

victoria, en nuestro nuevo estadio >> incluso hñctor reynoso es claro >> creo que el chicharito hernándezeliz solamente, el principal invitado más que yo es el equipo >> la federación mexicana de fútbol no quiere aceptar que estuvo en platicas con diego armando maradona, pero sus representantes dijo que sí hubo charlas, parece que esto puede critalizarse debido a que el pelusa fue invitado a ver el partido entre mñxico y españa >> hoy no pudieron sumar frente a los rangers de texas, murphy marcaba al final, 7 a 4 perdieron los atlñticos >> los gigantes tambiñn perdieron, los blanquearon >> quermos saber si viene mejor tiempo en lo que respecta al clima >> quñ tal amigos, buenas noches, los nublados continúan en la región, mire esto que vemos en pantalla es el monzón que sigue trayendo lluvias intensas por arizona, pero no llega a california, para nosotros temperaturas en promedio 56 a 63 grados en la mañana, así que fresco se perfila el fin de semana, vamos a los números, amigos en san josñ, casi en los 80, día domingo en los 76 hay más detalles mañana, buenas noches >> luego vas a cantar

jade hernandez is live with more on the dispute. good morning, jade. >> reporter: well, good morning, if you ride ac transit, you have probably experienced delays. we are live at just one of the bus stops where riders, who have waited here and across the bay area and they have gotten caught in a labor dispute, but now riders may see the transit over the weekend disappear. the management have had it with bus drivers calling in sick, a move the union refuses to call a sick out. a dozen lines were canceled yesterday causing problems already. ac transit has threatened to stop all weekend bus service unless they make the changes. they have been haggling over a new contract for three months. the move is going to alameda county superior court. a judge is expected to make a decision by friday. until then, the bickers continues. now, we will continue to monitor the situation and we will have more from riders later this morning. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> all right, time now, 5:05. let's say good morning

jade hernandez joins us live with an explanation. good morning, jade. >> reporter: good morning, claudine, this battle could end up before the supreme court, but fishings it has to come through the ninth circuit court of appeals. last night, we watched a protest in front of the federal building. religious organizers stood by the judge's decision to block the law. arizona's new law would have required police to check a person's immigration status while the officers were enforcing other laws. protesters are urging lawmakers to come up with measures to stop local police from cooperating with the federal officials. >> everyone has to have compassion for all of the immigrant families that are americans doing all kinds of work already here and then when these kinds of laws targeting certain groups are terrible. >> it limits me from doing good things for my grandmother. all i want to do is go to college and get a job so i can support her. i don't see what is criminal about that. >> reporter: three rallies are scheduled for later today, one

sobresalen >> el manchester united llegó a houston, donde alex fergusson indicó que si chicharito hernándeza noche de lunes, con una bella luna, se mantienen los nublados y las lluvias continuarán en las zonas de desierto, pero california se mantiene estable, temperaturas a esta hora, alcanzando los 55 grados, condiciones similares para mañana, aunque el calorcito será en 83 grados, temperatura promedio cercana a los 66 fresco en la región >> próximos 5 días, de los 67 se va a los 80 para el fin de semana >> al regresar noticias univisión 14, el optimismo podría ser clave para vivir más y mejor y ♪ me gusta ser como soy, ♪ no hay nadie como yo ♪ me gusta ser como soy, ♪ poder elegir y elegir ♪ todo todo todo todo ♪ lo que tengo para mi ♪ todo todo todo todo ♪ lo que aqui descubrí. ♪ ven conmigo que ♪ estoy lista hoy. contaminacion del aire alarga contaminacion del aire alarga la vida. reducir la contaminación del aire alarga la vida, esto se debe a que se reducirían casos de bronquitis y asma, además se evitaría el desembolso anual de 3200 dólares por habitante por prescripcion mñdica >> lo