juan gabriel vasquez, author of the shape of the ruins, thank you very much.t was a pleasure, jim. hello there and good evening, over the week a few showers many places try with warm sunshine, like today really, no sign of any rain from the cloud there, we've had temperatures in the mid—20s or so, lots of blue skies but not everywhere, we needed artificial light for the test match at headingley leeds, but i'm sure oui’ at headingley leeds, but i'm sure our weather watcherjulia had a great day out. more clod across england and southern scotland and storms will fade away and showers in the south also detained, and instead we look out to the north sea where we look out to the north sea where we fill in with lots of clouds and the low cloud missed the murky weather will filter its way further inland overnight. chris guys to the west and generally dry by morning and warm as well. 14 degrees. this cloud to prove stubborn in southeast scotla nd cloud to prove stubborn in southeast scotland towards east midlands and east anglia, sunshine in the southeast and especiall

juan gabriel vasquez, author of the shape of the ruins, thank you very much.was a pleasure, jim. hello. good evening. 0verthe hello. good evening. over the week ahead, fewer thundery showers, many places dry with warm sunshine, a bit like today. no sign of rain from black cloud, we've had temperatures into the mid—20s, lots of blue skies, but not everywhere. we needed some artificial light for the test match at headingley in leeds but i'm surejulia, one match at headingley in leeds but i'm sure julia, one of match at headingley in leeds but i'm surejulia, one of our weather watchers, had a great day out. had more cloud across the far north of england and southern scotland, storms to the north will gradually fade away. any showers to the south across england and wales will decay. instead we are looking out to the north sea where we are filling in with cloud and the low cloud and misty and murky weather will filter inland overnight. clearer skies to the west, generally dry by the morning, quite warm, ii—ilid. but this cloud could prove stubborn in south—east sco

juan gabriel vasquez, author of the shape of the ruins, thank you very much.easure, jim. hello. this evening it in scotland, parts of northern and eastern england seeing the thundery downpours. for many of us, a fine into the day with some warm sunshine around. tomorrow, with a bit more of that warm sunshine, temperatures will end up a bit higher compared to today. this is the picture going into the night. those thunderstorms slowly fade. we will keep some outbreaks of reagan, particularly into southern scotland and still overnight, some of that could be quite heavy. you can see where the clearer skies, the bulk of england and wales, but there could be some mist and fog patches as temperatures dipped into single figures. most of us dipped into single figures. most of us around 10—14d sunday begins. the cloud for the central belt southern scotland and northern england, any outbreaks early and will play but we keep a good deal of cloud through the day northern scotla nd cloud through the day northern scotland seeing some sunny spells but a chance of slow—moving

we see vasquez looking down for a few seconds at a time... but we don't know if it has something to do with the program... or something else. officer: ":the car was driving in automatic?"" (pam) the tempe, arizona police department says, vasquez could face vehicular manslaughter charges. uber says, it has a strict policy prohibiting the use of a mobile device by anyone operating a self- driving vehicle... the company says... it is conducting its own safety review. (ken)a week after a federal judge reinstated the right to die law we are learning more about when it was used in california. state health officials say almost 3- hundred-80 terminally ill people took drugs to end their lives the first full year after a law making the option legal took effect.374 people took the drugs in 2017. the california department of public health said today that 577 people received aid-in- dying drugs last year, but not everyone used them. a judge briefly halted the law this spring, but it has since been reinstated. (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sp

vasquez she doesn't know where he is now. she says authorities told her they would only be apart 48 hours. it's now been ten days. the department of health and human services keeps track more than 2300 people who have been separated. >> we are working as fast as we possibly can to find safe homes for these children. >> reporter: they have a network of 100 shelters like this in florida in 17 states. but have not allowed cameras inside. hhs provided these images. in mexico, she now lives in the shelter with her 3-year-old daughter after making the grueling trek from honduras. she says u.s. immigration officials had separated her from her teenage son before they were eventually deported. she says her son was taken away for seven days and couldn't communicate with him. she said she wanted to die. tonight this migrant family is it reunited across the border, but many others are still left wting. hhs says the average stay of a child at shelter is 57 days. and i.c.e. director of field operations admitted it is still unclear how fami

we see vasquez looking down for a few seconds at a time... but we don't know if it has something to do with the program... or something (vicki) that was kim tobin reporting. the tempe, arizona police department says vasquez could face vehicular manslaughter charges. uber says it has a strict policy prohibiting mobile device usage for anyone operating a self-driving vehicle... and it's conducting its own safety review. (grant) eight passengers are suing southwest airlines over the mid-air engine failure that left a woman dead in april. jennifer riordan was nearly sucked all the way out of the plane when debris from the engine broke a window next to her during the flight. she was pulled back in but later died at the hospital. investigators found that a fan blade was missing from the engine that failed. according to the suit -- plaintiffs cited injuries including hearing loss and post hearing loss and post traumatic stress disorder. after the incident...southwest gave all 144 passengers 5-thousand dollars... a 1- thousand dollar credit toward so

there's a powerful healing in that. >>> joe vasquez, kpix5. >>> she tells us tonight she has spoken to other internment camp survivors they're now planning a trip to the texas border this weekend to protest the new policy that to them looks a lot like the old one. >>> tonight flames got right up to the edge of some backyards in san ramon this afternoon. this is on mont brevia way. in all 40 acres burned. tonight pg & e is changing the way it cuts back trees near power lines. the move is all in an effort to prevent fires from sparking. california public utilities commission announced some new requirements in the areas with with high fire danger risk. tree branches have to be at least 4 feet away from power lines. and pg & e to be safe, th leave feet. >>> tonight a viral video shows a toddler climbing up pool stairs that are designed to keep him out. it highlights just how many children die each year in and around pools. ana warner has the eye opening video. >> i'm watching my son with it locked and shut, pull himself up this ladder. >> reporter: that's dad keith wyman of massachusetts n

new video from that night back in march of policeng vasquez. the car vasquez was riding slammed into elaine hearstberg and killed her as she walked her bike across the road. police say it was vazquez's responsibility to take control of the car and she could have done so well before the moment of self-driving operations after this crash, including those operations taking place here in san francisco. >>> you won't see any more pit bulls on delta flights, the airline announced it's banning all pit bull type dogs as service and emotional support animals. delta said two employees were bitten by a pit bull traveling as a support animal. groups that train service dog and people who use them are criticizing delta's decision. delta is changing its policy to only allow people to bring one service animal on a flight. >>> a side effect of low unemployment. a worker shortage in santa cruz has a popular amusement park hiring younger and younger teens to work on the boawalk. we walk with more on that. anoushah? >> reporter: this is the first time they're hiri

. >> to see the swarm of undocumented criminals i embedded with officer vasquez, jersey city p.d.m not mistaken, 90% of crime in this city is committed by immigrants, correct? >> i can't say it's correct at all. >> 73% of all immigrants commit crimes is the stat. >> now it's 73? >> i said that the first time. >> 98. >> no, 52% of all immigrants commit all the crimes. 1% is russians. ( laughter ) >> all right. >> so are we supposed to go out or something? >> let's go. >> so i get a gun, right? >> no gun. >> all right, i get a vest? >> no, but i'll give you one of my t-shirts i have downstairs. >> does it say police? >> no. >> then i don't want it. doing policework was a life-long dream. we started with the basics. racial profiling. we're looking for people who look undocumented. what do they look like? >> it's not really any type -- >> like that -- >> we don't know. >> what about -- >> we don't know that, right? >> so you have to pull them over. we've got to talk to them. >> for what? >> to find out if they should be in the country there. 's no reason to do that. >> they look -- si

meanwhile joe vasquez shows us a proposal to turn an old east bay military facility into a massive tent city is being met with plenty of pushback tonight. [ chanting ] >> protesters marched through the streets of concord. from the bart station to city hall to let their elected leaders know they don't want the concord naval weapons station to be used to detain immigrants. >> it's unbelievable. you think this can't happen here and it's in your backyard. >> some of the folks i talked to today said they were disturbed enough by all of the images of familiesng separated ilenromhets. but they said they're inspired to come out here today because they realized some of those families might be come right here to concord. >> to see those photos to hear the cries, it strikes everyone, any human being. >> are they really coming? that's still not clear. late last week time magazine quoted a leaked memo saying the navy was considering a detention facility at the former naval weapons station in concord. but the navy is not confirms that report. the congressman representing concord is frustrated. >> we

>> reporter: joe vasquez. >> clark is survived by hifed r his wife oke the news on twitter saying i'm heartbroken to tell you that today i lost my best friend and husband. he passed peacefully surrounded by the people he loved most. this from joe montana. we are grateful for the love and friendship we shared. >> another former 49er won two super bowls with clark and he got emotional last night remembering his teammate and friend. >> >> you know it's coming but you don't want to believe it. >> the 49ers had this to say. the strength, and grace with which he battled als will long be an spiratioso many. he will always carry a special place in our hearts. >> when he announced he had als he said that he didn't it b certainly suspected it. we have this part of the story. >> reporter: the video posted on twitter three months ago showed dwight clark in a light many hadn't seen. wheelchair bound and battling als. enjoying a quiet moment with his horse. that clark, a far cry from the man who made the famous catch. who in 2016 showed us a perfect throw. clark went public about his als diagnosis

evacuation shelter has been established at lower lake high school on lake street, joe vasquez spoke with some evacuees. >>>>> it has been a very difficult 24 hours not to know if your animals are okay or your house is okay or your neighbors are okay.>> this vantage point is quite familiar to lake county residents, escaping fires in recent years. >> i have been evacuated six times in the last five years, this is nothing new, but this is the closest one. this one here is my backyard. >> evacuation zone expanded, about 25 people -- about white -- about 2500 people have now left their homes. some of wayne mckinnon's younger relatives stayed behind to help firefighters help protect their houses. >> what do you have with you? >> what little i got. the rest is in the house. >> officials immediately ordered a mandatory evacuation from the spring valley lakes subdivision, one by one homes in spring valley lakes erupted in flames.>> this house is one of the 10 homes that burned down to the ground in the area and you can see one of the vehicles it burned with such intent -- such intense heat that t

amy: debora berenice vasquez speaking inside the st. paul and st. andrew united methodist church. new york gubernatorial candidate and actress cynthia nixon voiced her support for debora. >> thank you from the bottom of our hearts for offering sanctuary to debora and herer children. thank you for giving us a place to gather today to ststand up wh one voice as nenew yorkers and y no, not in our name. not in our name. amy: during an interview at the describednthia nexen ice asas a terrorist organiziza. strayed so far from its mission. it is supposed to bebe here to kekeep americans safe. what it has s turned intnto is a terrorist organization of its own that is terrorizing people who are coming to this country. amy: the governor of new york has said that 700 children have been transported here, separated from their parents at the border. in pennsylvania, hundreds of protesters in east pittsburgh shut down a major highway overnight for five hours to protest the police killing of antwon rose, a 17-year-old african-american high school senior. video of the shooting shows rose was shot

home here on kammerer avenue in san jose's mayfair district where they arrested 19 year-old oscar vasquez and a 17 year old juvenile suspect, who was not identified.lt. paul joseph/san jose police "....we are definitely seeing a trend of juvenile suspects involved in very seriouscrimes like robberies, burglaries and car-jackings so this definitely fits that mold...." the cases are not directly related but last month police arrested16 suspects in connection with a wide-ranging crime spree, 11 of whom are juveniles. they were involved in 7 robberies, 6 car jackings and 10 burglaries. yet another disturbing fact is that many of these crimes involve the use of stolen guns. again, lt. joseph on the latest case. lt. paul joseph/san jose police "....we did not want that ar-15 out there on the streets and also when the 17 year old was arrested he had another gun in his waistband that was stolen from in another burglary so in total we got three weapons off the street..." (rob live) they're not sure why it's happening but robberies and car jackings in san jose involving juvenile suspects are up 19

here you see vasquez, who appears to be distracted, when the biker appears in the road. the car was in autonomous driving mode when it hit and killed 49-year-old elaine herzberg, who was crossing the street midblock with her bike. >> so what exactly happened? >> the car was in auto-drive and all of a sudden i -- the car didn't see it. i didn't see it, and all of a sudden it was just there but shot out in front and then i think -- i know i hit them. >> reporter: officers investigating the incident calculated it could have been prevented if vasquez used the manual brake when the pedestrian first appeared. the report saying the car would have stopped more than 42 feet shy of herzberg. >> i said, what happened, and she said a vehicle hit the pedestrian. >> reporter: police are now calling the crash entirely avoidable. in a statement, uber says it has strict rules against drivers using mobile devices. we reached out to the driver for comment but have not heard back. police are requesting a charge of vehicular manslaughter. guys, back over to you. >> zachary, thank you. such a

i meet the author this week, my guest isjuan gabriel vasquez with a novel about to political assassinationst shaped his country in the last story, a big story in which the history and stewart —— a truth are pitted against a never—ending fascination with conspiracy. now sports day. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm steven wyeth. barren run ended, england bounce back impressively to beat pakistan in the second test in leeds... consistent on clay, novak djokovic is on a record breaking run in paris as he once again claims a place in the french open quarter—finals. and semi—final line—up completed, st helens end hull fc‘s run in the challenge cup. england's cricketers have ended a nine month wait for a test match victory in the most emphatic fashion. they responded to a chastening first test defeat by pakistan to win the second by an innings and 55 runs and thus share the series. test match special‘s henry moeran was at headingley. for too long there's been a cloud hanging over english test cricket. as disappointing as they were in the first test match, they were dominic year, well ahead, the

.>> brenda vasquez now has a passport stamped with success. >> mexico, norway -- >> in just two years, brenda vasquez has hopscotch across more countries than many people will visit in a lifetime. >> collecting keepsakes. >>> i have this one from russia. >> like this music box from st. petersburga padn't knhad. iner atver evenreamed of going to college but then she got into an intensive college prep program and got a scholarship from students rising above. before she knew it, she was off to long beach state. it was during her college years she discovered she had an adventurous streak, students writing this above center an application for a summer internship. that gave her the chance to travel to bangalore india. >> i ended up falling in love with india. >> brenda was officially bitten by the travel bug. the following summer she explored eastern europe and scandinavia. >> suddenly crossing the globe on her own was not a stretch. >> brenda had been forced to grow up fast when she was just seven years old, her mother, a child care worker, broke her leg on the job and brenda had to take c

. >> but as christin ayers shares with us, brenda vasquez now has a passport stamped with successfulmexico, norway. >> reporter: in just two years brenda vasquez has hopscotched across more countries than many people will visit in a lifetime collecting keep sakes. >> i have this one from russia. >> reporter: like this music box from st. petersburg. travel is a passion she didn't know she had. in her early days at berkeley high she never even dreamed of going to college, but then she got into an intensive college prep program and got a scholarship from students rising above. before she knew it, she was off to long beach state. >> i went my senior year. >> reporter: it was during her college years that she discovered she had an adventurous streak. students rising above sent her an application for a summer internship that gave her the chance to travel to bangalore, india. >> i ended up falling in love with india. >> reporter: brenda was officially bitten by the travel bug. the following summer she explored eastern europe and scandinavia. >> hungary, the czech republic. >> reporter: sudd

police records show vasquez looked down 204 times in the 12 miles traveled before the crash.rs are considering charges against vasquez. >> president trump is threatening to slap large tariffs on vehiclinged combo from europe in a tweet today mr. trump threatened a 20% tare of if the european union doesn't remove duties on u.s. cars. he threatened to impose a 25% tax last month. vehicles currently shipped from europe to the u.s. face a 2.5% tariff while cars built in america face a 10% tariff when shipped to europe. shares of volkswagen, dime letter, the parent company of menard's and bmw closed lower today on this news. officials at the port of oakland are expressing concern over trade tensions between the trump administration and china. a report by members of a port advisory panel forecast 2% growth in imports from august through october. however, it warns that the looming u.s./china trade war could dampen cargo volume into oakland during traditionally the shipping industry's busiest time of year. >>> the new security checks at one airport that could soon spread cross the u.

a getaway car and distinctive t-shirt seen in surveillance video led police to 19 year-old oscar vasquez17-year old who were both arrested. ( james ) last month... police arrested 16 people tied to a wide-ranging crime spree... 11 of whom were teens. ( james ) on the peninsula. one person is recovering... after being shot near redwood city. it happened wednesday night on westmoreland avenue. police are looking for the gunman. ( darya ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news...an organized crime ring operating for more than 30-years is taken down in california. we have the details. ( darya ) and one person dead after a triple shooting in san francisco and the shooter is still on the loose. ( darya ) and after the break... we showed you video of an unarmed man being hit repeatedly by police... now the man is speaking out. ( dave ) and i am tracking your bay area fore

the other suspect is identified as this 19-year-old oscar vasquez. police are not naming the other suspect.>>> a man is behind bars accused of human trafficking of a 17-year-old in san francisco.>> human trafficking is growing in san francisco. in 2015 we know over 500 cases of human trafficking here in our city. unfortunately, we are in a crisis moment in our city and do not have the resources to deal with the problem.>> the suspect has been identified as a 19-year-old, the district attorney says he was arrested last month.>>> other bay area headlines, this gleaming office tower could be going up in san jose. the tower has been proposed for downtown. it's near the google transit village. if approved, the project will break ground next summer.>>> fire destroyed a boat in san rafael this morning. firefighter say thanks to the quick action of the neighbors, the fire didn't spread to other boats. police paddled out to the burning boat to save the dog from being hurt. the dog was safely reunited with his owner. >>> this suspect tried to open a door and w

. >> reporter: she arranged for speakers to share their stories. 19-year-old anna maria vasquez said she felt empowered. >> i came from a family that came here undocumented. i remember the fears when i was younger was, if we spoke up, we'd be risking deportation. if it wasn't our parents, it could be our uncle. >> it really is biblical proportions of destruction of families. >> reporter: the crowd was filled with allies. >> a lot of people are fearful, afraid to come out, staying in their homes, getting their neighbors and teachers to walk their children back home from school. >> reporter: families who belong together hosted an event for people to sign petitions if they could not attend. melly woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> a new report on the hillary clinton investigation says former fbi chief james comey was insubordinate in handling the case. the report blasts him for reopening the case just 11 days before the presidential election. the report says comey wasn't motivated by politics, but his actions damaged the bureau. the report also slams multiple fbi employees for sending politically

. >> omar vÁsquez de un patrÓn. >> criminalizar a los indocumentados, mandar mensajes de odio diciendoun poco a la gente que estÁ considerando aplicar para ciudadanÍa. >> se asegura que aclaran que son muy pocas las personas que se ven impactadas.das icanos Ía laa iur el proceso de naturalizaciÓn y han mentido en la solicitud de ciudadanÍa sobre algo muy serio. >> agrega que residentes permanentes debe seguir con sus planes de hacerse ciudadanos y su-- solicitar asesorÍa con sus trÁmites. >> a lo que se aplica sonuy altos. las personas son consideradas ciudadanas americanas hasta momento que un juez federal lessoy eso no es un proceso fÁcil. >> hasta ahora inmigraciÓn ha identificado 2536 casos para revisiÓn de esos 95 ha sido remitidos al departamentde justicia para definir si se interponenaro se pie de nacionalizar. >> el liderazgo republicano de la cÁmara logrÓ evitar que se forzarÁ una votaciÓn sobre daca en cambian unciÓn compromiso para votar sobre dos propuestas la prÓxima semana. aunque ninguna estos proyectos ofrece un camino a la ciudadanÍa. algunos congresista demÓcrata rech

where they arrested 19 year-old oscar vasquez... and a 17 year old juvenile suspect.s a disturbing tend were seeing when burglars are coming to the home armed and if they encounter the homeowner they shift gears and go into robbery mode and confront the victim and order them to hand over their property>( robin ) the cases are not directly related... but last month... police arrested 16 suspects in connection with a wide-ranging crime spree. 11 of whom are juveniles. they were involved in seven robberies... six car jackings... and 10 burglaries. ( robin )in the south bay... police are searching for a man and woman ... in connection with a home burglary. the suspects were caught on the home's video surveillance camera. it happened may 19th ... at a home on clauser drive in milpitas. officers found the front door forced open... but the suspects had left. ( robin )new video this morning... showing a man kicking a homeless person in san francisco. surveillance video was just released of the crime-- and... we want to warn you... it is graphic. police are looking for this ma

. >> reporter: laura vasquez became a u.s. citizen when she was 12 years old. at 23 she's remembering how the process kept her from her father. >> my dad wasn't really around when i was born because he was already living here in the u.s. >> reporter: separation she says is greatly impacted relationships throughout her life. but the forced separation we're seeing now is something psychologists say they've never seen in theirs. >> we've seen a lot of abused kids over the years. terribly abused kids over the years. and this is just mind-spinning. >> reporter: the american psychological association wrote an open letter to the trump administration against its policy citing research that suggests that the longer these families are apart the greater the reported symptoms of anxiety and depression are for these young children. i'm live in san jose tonight. amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. >> amanda, thank you. >>> two of facebook's earliest employees have raised nearly $8 million to help reunite undocumented immigrant parents who have been separated from their children

joe vasquez on this troubling new look inside. >> reporter: the sound is gut wrenching. a group of ten children ages four to 10 just separated from their families, cry their eyes out as a border patrol agent makes light of the situation. reporters say that someone inside a customs and border protection facility recorded the audio and leaked it. the children are pleading for their parents. >> it's haunting. as a mom i don't know how any mom can listen to this. >> reporter: later this week jackie spear plans to go visit the children. she will lead more than 20 other congress women to get a look at the facilities. because of a policy change their parents have been arrested on criminal charges for crossing the border. >> we have got to shine the brightest spotlight on this absolutely horrible policy. >> reporter: senator harris went on cnn and called for the homeland secretary to resign. >> it's a moral and unnecessary and wrong and it's got to stop. clearly she doesn't see the ed foit to s >> reporter: nancy pelosi wants the president to call off the new policy. >> the pres

. >> reporter: ana maria vasquez was brought to the u.s. as a child. she's shocked to see children being housed in large holding facilities now. >> i see that happening to people who are younger than i was when those things were happening. so it's just so inhumane, and i don't know why -- how we even justify those separations. >> reporter: in san jose, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> the woman accused of dismembering her roommate appeared in court today. lee za gonzalez pleaded not guilty to charge of murder. she's accused of killing her 61-year-old roommate using a hacksaw to chop up her body, which police say she then stored in a bin underneath her house in san francisco's mission district. now, her attorney contends she may not have actually killed the roommate. if gonzalez were to be found not guilty of murder, dismembering a body could turn out just to be a misdemeanor. >>> now to a story we first broke. the wild west meets silicon valley. an investigation under way tonight to determine if a dispute between cattle owners and a landowner ha

. >> reporter: in their report, investigators say had vasquez been paying attention, the car could have been stopped 42 feet bethre crash. the ntsb says the operator began braking after the impact. >> the question is there enough safety built in before we deploy these vehicles? right now it would seem the answer is no. >> reporter: tonight, uber says we have a strict policoh iting mobile device usage for anyone operating self-driving vehicles. a criminal review of the case is now underway and charges could soonollow. miguel almaguer, nbc news. >>> now to the newly released police body cam video showing what responded to a call to a house in wichita kansa, kansas. it shows how one officer opened fire at bullet fragments hit a young girl. it was chaotic scene nbc's ann thompson has details. >> reporter: wichita police wespond to a suicidal manith a gun last december tt choked a dog. >> the gun is in the bedroom. >> reporter: in seconds, their investigation goes awry. >> okay. got a dog side here, too. whoa. [ gunshots ]. e >> reporter: tak another look, the body ce cam of then ofr dexter

. >> reporter: back at the rally in l.a., maria vasquez says she knows what the children are going through. ntu left your family in guatemala, you've spent months in detention. you now have been granted asylum. is it all worth it? >> yes, it's all worth it, and i'm not one of the persons that trump thinks i am. >> reporter: this group is now oranning to bring its protests to the border and deliver the thys they've collected to one of the detention centers. meanwhile, california state regulators are beginning inspections of those facilities. elaine. >> quijano: carter evans, thank tsu. a large number of migrants are alying to escape poverty and violence in the central american iuntry of el salvador. omar villafranca is there with the story of two brothers who were deported from the u.s. >> reporter: we're in the rural mountain town of jucuapa, about two hours outside of the s tion's capital. and there's two brothers here who were recently deported from the u.s. and had to move back here after they had set up their life more than 1,900 miles away in maryland. the last time diego and lizandro

as you mentioned one person decided to take matters into her own hands we're talking about maria vasquez and she is a mother in spain and she been watching two of her daughters collect these panini stickers of male footballers she wanted them though to be able to do the same thing with their idols the players in spain's top women's league the league. so she took matters into her own hands she created her own panini style stickers she actually went ahead and contacted spain's women's clubs she asked them to send some photos of each player and she even posted her preliminary results here on twitter take a look at all those stickers that she made really cool and maria here writes i've done more than two hundred fifty stickers with the help of photos in the clubs a lot of effort and hours went into this to be able to give my daughters a sticker album with their idols in it that i've printed and laminated myself they love it they had benefit with it and i'm proud to be able to offer it to them problem was she was still missing dozens of players and she actually got a little bit of help from t

they've made two changes vasquez and cobb kind of a couple of kajal his name is are in instead of national school it's a good goal as well you would only think he scored a goal you're safe for the next game with you but not in the spanish team is not in the spanish team not with the play with some of the best players in the world and it was a fantastic strike as i was in just the tap and it was a great goal and it's one of those goals that might end up in in a list of top five goals at some at some point but but he's not playing today pocket as well which for me is a little bit of a surprise has been left in the pains and instead says it masks and kajal. and i think he's playing with that ticky tack football around to effectively except the stall at forty friend just team it feels to protect them so spain might struggle to play through that can they go why do they have that ability but spain they're up against that kind of system every time they play in and yet they still manage to get results so you'd say they used to it it all depends on the pedigree off of the players from iran they run

. >>> the report said vasquez was watching a television show when the suv killed the pedestrian. >>>ng backlash over banning pit bulls as flying as support animals. and animal rescue group is do not tell this military veteran, rudy that is pitbull is a threat. >> i grew up with them. they are the most loyal and awesome dogs. they get a bad reputation because people do not know. >> reporter: as of july 10, delta airlines is banning pit bulls flying as support animals. the update of the policy on the website dating the peak travel season is here and they have safety concerns after several employees were bitten. rudy, a marine veteran needs his dock to travel. >> she got me out of my funk. she really helps me. it is something that i am not well connected with people. when i'm not around and out and about, it helps me deal with anxiety. >> reporter: the airline claims since 2016 there has been an 84% rise in incidents involving service support dogs and they are erring on the side of caution. the change in rules does not fly with workers at the animal rescue foundation who run the pet and

a police report has revealed that the backup driver raffaella vasquez was watching the tv show the voice on her phone when her car hit and killed a pedestrian in a phoenix severed in march. she was streaming the show on who lou. police have said the accident involving in thomas uber car could have been avoided if the driver had not been distracted. >>> nascar weekend at sonoma raceway and this year's race honors first responders from the northbay firestorm. deborah is live at the track with what is in store and one family who doesn't want their hero forgotten.>> reporter: police, fire, paramedics who all drove into danger will be meeting racecar drivers and tributes are sprinkled throughout the program. we also met some fancy will be thinking of the e only firefighter who was lost in october. as fans flocked to sonoma for nascar's cup series, free tickets were given to more than 1000 fire survivors. and first responders will be recognized on stage at the start of the race. a southern california family will be in the stands thinking of 38-year-old garrett who loved nascar. he was the fire

protests the demonstrations forced the previous prime minister to step down earlier this week mr vasquez says he hopes to have a clearer vision as to the reforms by the end of say iraq's top judicial authorities taking over the election commission to oversee a manual election recount ordered by parliament the supreme judicial council will select judges to see provides the process after complaints of fraud in last month's parliamentary election a bloc led by the sheer clerical tother al souther won the election last month. more homes are being cleared out people are being forced out of them in guatemala as the mt frager volcano continues to erupt at least ninety nine people have died and hundreds more people still missing since sunday is first eruption villages surrounding the volcano have been destroyed spain's king has sworn in a new cabinet dominated by women it's the highest proportion of female menaces in europe's history prime minister better sanchez appointed eleven women to top posts including as deputy prime minister let's go back to get. to that for. letting me. do this. this is

rafaela vasquez tells police that neither she nor the car saw anything.secutors are considering charges against the 44 year old. it was the first fatal crash involving a self-driving vehicle. coming up at eight.. for the first time in the nation.... an airport is launching a facial recognition tool to help speed up international boarding. but some people are voicing privacy concerns. plus. a police officer fired for what he did when he pulled over his daughter's boyfriend. and a california toddler dies .... after being left in a car for 10- hours. that has c-h-p issuing a warning ((lawrence tease))i'm kron 4 chief meteorologist lawrence karnow.coming up, i will take a look at your 7 day forecast. details are right after the break. i am extremely proud of jackie, gaby and stephanie. we worked with pg&e to save energy because we wanted to help the school. they would put these signs on the door to let the teacher know you didn't cut off the light. the teachers, they would call us the energy patrol. so they would be like, here they come, turn off your lights!

mientras el camarógrafo jorge vásquez, esperaba en una tercera mesa, donatila y nicole se sentaron dispuestaszo que hoy genera el español en los estados unidos. y para encontrar los antecedentes del fenómeno nos fuimos a la sede de la real academia española en madrid y hablamos con su director darío villanueva. darío: aparte de lo que está pasando con la nueva administración, de no ser nada favorable al reconocimiento y al respeto de las minorías, el español, en los estados unidos, es la única lengua de una minoría que no ha sido perdida. andrea: ya han pasado 10 minutos desde que llegamos aquí y le traen a nicole su café con leche. donatila sigue esperando que la atiendan. nicole toma su café, mira su celular y pasan 10 minutos más. aún nadie ha atendido a donatila. nicole paga su cuenta, se levanta y se va. donatila levanta su mano repetidamente pidiendo servicio. nadie responde. derrotada, donatila deja el lugar. héctor y ramona vieron el video de lo que le ocurrió a donatila. héctor: la pobre donatila, ella sí ha sido una heroína. pensando en las cosas lindas que haya hecho, y esa es la r

surveillance video led police to a home here on kammerer avenue...where they arrested 19 year-old oscar vasquezvenile suspect.(sot) that's a disturbing tend were seeing when burglars are coming to the home armed and if they encounter the homeowner they shift gears and go into robbery mode and confront the victim and order them to hand over their property(vicki) the cases are not directly related but last month police arrested 16 suspects in connection with a wide-ranging crime spree, 11 of whom are juveniles. they were involved in seven robberies, six car jackings and 10 burglaries. yet another disturbing fact is that many of these crimes involve the use of stolen guns (ken in the east bay. three people are recovering tonight after a brush fire spread to a junkyard. it happened just before six last night on the pittsburg-antioch highway. one fire fighter was injured and two others were injured after battling the fire that required the hazardous materials team to respond. the fire quickly spread to a near-by junkyard. several public heath advisories were issued for pittsburg and anitoch last nig

the other suspect is identified as 19-year-old oscar vasquez. >>> a bizarre case of road rage on the phone video captured the parked suv rams into the parked car over and ore again. the driver gets out and jumps on the roof and started breaking the windows. police got there and detained him. took him to the hospital for treatment. turns out the officers say the man had drugs in his system. he is charged with vandalism and assault. >>> heads up if you are planning on hitting the beach this week. some of the most polluted spots in the entire state are right here in the bay area. five of the top ten dirtiest beaches are in san mateo county. lake shore park, linda mar, roosevelt, and surf's beach, plus cal beach in santa cruz county. that is according to the annual report card from the group heal the bay. it says the bacteria comes from poor circulation and runoff from storm drains. getting in the water could lead to respiratory or gastrointestinal illnesses. >> no one should get sick from a day at the beach, so we publish the information in a simply a-f letter grade. it is a simple way

the home of danielle vasquez is next. >> i feel bad because it's just you don't have no power, no lightser: in this area, tarps are still being used, roads washed out, emergency plans still being worked out. the mayor says his municipality cannot take another storm. how frustrating is that, as the leader of 30,000 people? >> it's difficult because you see in the eyes of the people the frustration. >> reporter: he says he doesn't have the basic resources or the money to respond to a natural disaster. eight months after maria, parts of the island are still dealing with what fema calls the longest power outage in modern u.s. history. more than 10,000 customers are still in the dark. can this power grid, can it sustain itself if another hurricane were to come? >> the most honest thing to say about our grid is that it's weak or fragile. >> reporter: walt higgins is the new ceo for puerto rico's power authority taxed with fixing a power grid never built to handle cat 4 or 5 hurricanes. just weeks ago an islandwide blackout was caused by a fallen tree. higgins promised most of those without pow

. >> we have been here for thousands of years -- >> reporter: anna vasquez was brought to the u.s. as a child and she's shocked to see children being housed in large holding facilities now. >> i see that happening to people who are younger than i was when those things were happening. so it is just so inhuman and i don't know why -- how we even justify those separations. >> reporter: in san jose, sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> developing story, gunfire erupting last night near east bay funeral home. the five people were hurt in that shooting and it happened while a wake was going on inside of the chapel of chimes. police say the three people that were shot and also sent to the hospital. officers later found two more victims nearby. a woman holding a wake there for her mother told us that people inside had no idea those shots were being fired outside but the funeral home went into lockdown for a few hours. >> we were just viewing my mom's commemorating her life and it was very unfortunate that it had to end like that. >> as of right now police are still not sure how many sho

. >>> new details overnight, arizona police say this uber safety driver, rafael la vasquez could face manslaughter charges. they determined she was watching hulu up to the very moment herself-driving car hit and killed a pedestrian in tempe. investigators concluded the accident was entirely avoidable had she been paying attention. she told investigators she had been monitoring the self-driving interface in the car and neither her personal nor business phones was in use until after the crash. >>> this morning democratic senators are demandings a meeting with the trump administration over reports immigrant children were abused in virginia. >> the state's governor is ordering an investigation after some children said they were beaten while handcuffed and locked up in sol dare confi confineme confinement. >> today he'll focus on families who had loved ones killed by illegal immigrants. >>> a prayer richmond-san rafael bridge it last night at grace cathedral. in the east bay, protesters were a little more vocal with their message. people gathered at pacific drive in walnut creek chanting a

. >> investigators determined the accident was totally avoidable had vasquez been paying attention. she said she was monitoring the interface into the are. >>> we learned overnight democratic senators are asking for a meeting to get answers from the trump administration over reports of immigrant children abuse in virginia. the state's governor has also ordered an investigation after some children said they were beaten while handcuffed and locked up for long periods in solitary confinement. >> today president trump will give remarks on immigration. he's going to focus on families that had loved ones killed by illegal immigrants. >> locally interfaith leaders gathered at grace cathedral for a prayer vigil. hundreds protesting the immigrant separation at the border. >> in the east bay protesters >> in the east bay protesters were a little more vocal. >> anger, criticism at drive. >> family together is always better. >> they're calling themselves members of the courage campaign, sending korj to the 2300 children separated at the border. >> it's also taking a lot of courage for william c

translator mack and vasquez we find the kites and balloons in time and succeed in offsetting them.m is we don't always catch or find them on time. >> reporter: on sunday, benjamin netanyahu said his government would withhold payment to the palestinian authority to cover any damage to israeli crops, but the p.a. doesn't control gaza, which has been ruled by hamas since 2007. for more than a decade, the international community has failed to solve the problem of gaza, but as tensions continue to escalate, doing nothing may no longer be an option. in gaza, conor powell, fox news. >> bret: senior pentagon officials they won u.s. special operations member was killed and four other service members in wounded and on the operation in somalia today. the americans along with partners from somalia and kenya came under fire, mortar and small arms fire. the troops are fighting al-shabaab terrorists in that country. when we come back, whatever happened to serious reforms of the national security agency? first, here's what some of our places around the country. they are trying to block public part

home here on kammerer avenue in san jose's mayfairdistrict where they arrested 19 year-old oscar vasquez and a 17 year old juvenile suspect, who was not identified.lt. paul joseph/san jose police "....we are definitely seeing a trend of juvenile suspects involved in very seriouscrimes like robberies, burglaries and car-jackings so this definitely fits that mold...." the cases are not directly related but last month police arrested 16 suspects in connection with a wide-ranging crime spree, 11 of whom are juveniles. they were involved in 7 robberies, 6 car jackings and 10 burglaries. yet another disturbing fact is that many of these crimes involve the use of stolen guns. again, lt. joseph on the latest case. lt. paul joseph/san jose police "....we did not want that ar-15 out there on the streets and also when the 17 year old was arrested he had another gun in his waistband that was stolen from in another burglary so in total we got three weapons off the street..."rob fladeboe/san jose ".....they're not sure why but police say violent crime involving juvenile suspects are up 19 percent in s

. >> congratulations again, miss vasquez, and thank you so much for your service to the city and county of san francisco. [applause] >> president breed: okay. we actually have one more special commendation, and we wanted everyone to know that today, we are celebrating a very special day. in fact, it is the birthday of the clerk of the board of supervisors, angela calvillo. [applause] breed breed we not only want to wito -- >> president breed: we not only want to wish her a happy birthday, but acknowledge her hard her that she and her team does to keep our meetings runs of the board of supervisors, and a testament to miss calvillo's hard work, instead of taking the day off, she is here at the board of supervisors working, so thank you, and we just want to wish you a happy birthday. supervisor peskin? >> supervisor peskin: so madam secretary, on behalf of the board of supervisors, here's some sunflowers. you continue to not only know the details of protocol but conduct yourself with grace and aplomb. i have to say in my position as board president, the best hire i ever made. [applause] >>