soon after vazquez had to leave nicaragua quickly due to threats to his safety.one call, and the voice on the other side of the line said "—— said my name and what i was, and hung up. i realised that my cover story was probably blown, so this led me to believe that it was not safe, and very early the following morning we drove to the costa rica border and i left. the judges thought vazquez's extensive experience in south america made him the right person to cover this story. what he produced was shocking and revolutionary. paraguay is the sixth largest producer of soybeans in the world stop producer of soybeans in the world sto p m ost producer of soybeans in the world stop most of it for export. but this comes at a price. martin boudot and matias denizo's winning film shows the human suffering caused by pesticides in this industry. highly toxic components are causing genetic abnormalities amongst the rural farming population. with the help of a doctor heading the paediatric team at asuncion hospital, boudot and denizo set up the first controlled study into the c

joe vazquez captured the scene on video. >> this is market and adline in north oakland. you can see the tire marks burned into the latest intersection. this is where the latest side show took place this evening. as a crowd gathers, two suped up cars spin donuts around each other. a passenger dangles dangerously out of the side window. if that wasn't risky enough for you, watch these guys as they get right up to the car in the middle of the circle. they barely miss getting hit. neighbors tell us the side show came out o nowhe and developed quickly. police arrived in the are within about 10 minutes. but the cops told us their first step was blocking out the intersection, staying on the edge of the action. police put it out on social media that they've assigned a special detail specifically to try to deter side shows and clear them out as they happen. they found this one around 6:45 p.m. by 7:00 the police helicopter was shining overhead, shining a light down as the cars dispersed. nobody got hurt this time. no arrests made at the scene. in oakland, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>>

our joe vazquez is live in the newsroom with details on the bay area family taking on airbnb. >> reporteropy of the lawsuit here filed by raymond hill jr. the familiar i will say they're going to file it actually tomorrow in court. he was 1 of 5 people killed halloween night when a party in orinda erupted in gun fire. his family says they'll file the wrongful death suit tomorrow, and their claim is that airbnb and the homeowners should have done more to vet the person that rented the house. >> my son got a baby on the way. he's not going to be able to see his baby. i'm mad at airbnb for even allowing this party to go down. >> reporter: no comment tonight from airbnb on the pending lawsuit, but the company did say today they'd pay the funeral expenses for the victims and counseling for the families. a lawyer for the hill family says that too little, too late. airbnb did announce earlier this week a couple of things. new safety measures. they will be including human reviews of more high risk listings, and they'll also have a rapid response team that will field complaints. live in the newsro

reportero: urbano irÁ a prisiÓn por 15 aÑos, era sacerdote,en agosto, vÁzquez fue declarado culpablez siempre se declarÓ inocente, cinco feligreses fueron a testificar a favor del sacerdote. otros, ya lo habÍan hecho en el pasado. >> nosotros estamos acÁ para apoyar. reportero: una de las niÑas dijo que el pÁrroco abusÓ de ella durante la confesiÓn, y a otra la abusÓ mÁs de 60 veces. los abusos ocurrieron entre el 2015 y 2017 cuando urbano era un sacerdote asistente, a Él se le acusÓ en el 2017, los fiscales dijeron que es un manipulador, las vÍctimas no acudieron a la sentencia por miedo a que los simpatizantes de urbano las ridiculizan, agregaron, que considerarÁn los aÑos del servicio religioso de urbano y que no tiene antecedentes. patricia: cuidado con la lechuga romana, se pidiÓ a la poblaciÓn no consumir esta lechuga si fue cultivada en salinaol se han reportado vario casos, a continuaciÓn el informe. reportero: la lechuga romana contaminada con la bacteria ecoli. >> el problema de esta bacteria es que causa infecciÓn a nuestro cuerpo, los sÍntomas que podemos tener es: nÁusea

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>> reporter: just keep scooping on. >> yes, that's what we do. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> and now we know the identity of the palo alto city worker killed in an accident on the job. the 42-year-old was an experienced electrical lineman and air force veteran. he suffered fatal injuries working with a crew from the fire department. they were upgrading an electrical transformer when something went wrong. he leaves behind a wife and 4 daughter. >>> and there was a vigil? santa clarita to honor the victims of the last week saugus high school school shooting. students sang an emiona reofthe tional anthem as the un inschodict rint th tra ofthyor, st 3 others hurt. the gunman committed suicide. >>> and tonight dozens from the bay area turned out to support a prisoner on death row in texas. reed was committed of murder. his dna was found in a woman's body. reed said he was having an affair with her. on friday a last minute texas appeals court decision halted his execution. >> we're hopeful that this time the system gets it right. that will real evidence of who mr. reed is comes out

kpix 5's joe vazquez says they're now planning to sue. >> reporter: 9 parents and teachers will be coming here to the oakland school district headquarters tomorrow morning, filing a government claim, a precursor to a lawsuit. >> when we started the protest, they descended upon us, threw me to the ground, tore my acl and damaged my bone. >> reporter: she's still on crutches after the meeting where they were protesting school shutdowns. 4 school district officers detained her, she says. >> after the initial jolt, otpa dumping me, they were very rough and unnecessarily so. >> reporter: she's a uc berkeley professor, author, and activist. last year she attended the godden globes as a special guest of amy poehler. she'll have special surgery on her knee next month. >> we were met with a barricade, violent police officers, and we're being charged. >> reporter: her husband is the executive director of the ella baker center for human rights. 9 of the protesters are filing the suit claiming the officers used excessive force and violated the rights of the demonstrators. the first step is the govern

joe vazquez has more on what the chief admits. >> reporter: this makeshift memorial at the theater square fountain continues to grow tonight as community members here in orinda and family members of the victims continue to grieve. >> it's unbearable pain that i don't think will ever go away. >> reporter: crystal lopez was the stepmother of omar taylor who was djing the party when the shots rang out. >> it's senseless. >> reporter: orinda is still trying to understand what happened, who killed 5 people, and why. another nagging question has been what took so long for police to respond to the original noise complaint a neighbor called in that night at 9:19. authorities have said an officer didn't end up heading to the seen for another hour and a half at 10:48, have moments before shots broke all parties here, so you wonder how it escalated. >> reporter: the sheriff reports earlier in the evening nearby there was a violent invasi men be hhouse. police from neighboring communities, including orinda responded there. i spoke with the homeowner who's still too shaken up to talk about it on camer

vazquez found in neighbouring coaster rica and spoke to some of the refugee activists. —— coaster ricaical prisoners spoke of brutal treatment by government forces. soon after, vasquez had to leave nicaragua quickly due to threats to his safety. when we came out, we got an anonymous phone call and the voice on the other side of the line said, "my name, and where i was, and hang up."| said, "my name, and where i was, and hang up." i realise that my cover story was probably blown. so this led me to believe that it was not safe and very early the following morning, we drove to the vazquez rican border and i left. thejudges thought his experience in south america made in the right person to cover the story. what he produced was shocking and revolutionary. -- costa rican. paraguay is the sixth largest producer of soybeans in the world. most of it for export. but this comes at a price. boudot and his partner present film highlights the use of pesticides... pesticides are causing animality is among the rural farming are causing animality is among the ruralfarming population. —— abnormalities.

y cuando le veÍan ahí el pueblo lo respaldan y la condiciÓn tan grande. >> la gobernadora wanda vÁzquez estamos declarando un dÍa de duelo a partir de hoy hasta maÑana para que todo puerto rico pueda sentir en su corazÓn lo que representa walter. >> algunos sectores habÍan criticado la reacciÓn tan parca del gobierno de puerto rico al fallecimiento del conocido astrÓlogo que tanta gloria trajo a la isla. la familia agradeciÓ el gesto y las banderas hoy ondean a media asta en su honor. walter logrÓ hoy algo difÍcil en una isla polÍticamente polarizada. esta pareja de amigos mÉxico americanos viajÓ desde estados unidos para despedirse del astrÓlogo. >> ustedes han venido desde texas hasta acÁ. por quÉ? >> porque realmente yo de pequeÑa recibiendo aguantar. mi mamÁ siempre lo miraba siempre. yo sÉ bien creÍda en la astrologÍa. siempre, y no soy de las que leo mi horÓscopo y obvio walter fue una de las personas que influyÓ eso. >> hoy es el Último dÍa en que las personas que quisieron y admiraron tanto a walter mercado podrÍan venir a presentar su respeto, ya que maÑana tendrÁ lugar el sepe

joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> joe, thanks for the clarification on that from the pg&e meteorologist. here's the red flag warning issued from the national weather service. this has not changed from yesterday's forecast. so you get messages from a couple of different organizations here. this is the one from the national weather service starting at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow through 7:00 a.m. on thursday. there's a concern for elevated fire weather. not only in the north bay hills, but also in the east bay and south bay hills. but it will be the north bay where you see the most concern. look at the bright colors. coming in for a closer view. you can see the outline of the mountains here showing you where the strongest winds will be. 60 miles per hour gusts by 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning in the mountains. you'll notice it's a breezy day in santa rosa and sonoma, but not too terribly windy. the focus in the mountains. high definition doppler, there's actually a good cell of rain about to move into the south bay. that's just about to work out over milpitas. i'll get out of the way. we'll put a fore

kpix 5's joe vazquez outside a high school in mill valley with new information. >> reporter: 2 young men arrested here in marin today were stand out basketball players for their high schools just a couple of years ago. one played for drake. both are now in jail with 3 others all in connection with the halloween mass shooting in orinda that left 5 people dead. >> contra costa county sheriff's office swat team. >> reporter: neighbors shot this cell phone video early this morning. officers swarmed a housing project to make 2 of the arrest. officials are still not saying what caused the shooting, but they added a new detail today. 2 of the people killed were found to be carrying guns themselves which quote, may have played a role in the tragedy. >> certainly some people i think will take great comfort in knowing there have been arrests. >> reporter: but still unexplained is this video showing 2 men brandishing weapons initially following the gunshot. it's unclear if they were among those arrested today, so we're still not showing their faces. >> >. there are families hurting right now. >

kpix 5's joe vazquez is live in the newsroom. >> yes, big day in washington tomorrow as the 9 justices will decide whether to continue this program that protects young people brought to this country by their parents without papers. >> starting this november 12th, my future will forever be shaped by the supreme court's decision in the coming months. >> reporter: valeria is a straight a uc davis student who's also a daca recipient. her parents told her she was undocumented in high school. >> how do you explain you have no control over your future or the tremendous fear that comes if being undocumented? the feeling like you are screaming and no one is hearing your pain. >> reporter: starting tomorrow she and about 800,000 other daca recipients around the country will begin to learn the future of their program as the supreme court take up the issue. >> a lot of people want to talk advantage of daca. >> reporter: president trump has said the supreme court doesn't even have the authority to decide the case. >> i'm sure they'll find the authority. >> reporter: this former justice department o

joe vazquez with how t. >> reporter: violent crimes are rare around here which is why folks are shocked they keep happening. the contra costa county sheriff's department said it is patrolled in lafayette and orinda after a span of recent crimes. a home invasion in upper happy valley. >> in lafayette? that is not good. >> reporter: three armed robbers look into this house on crestmont around 7:30 pm walked right through an open garage door tied up the occupants of the house, assaulted them, ransacked the place and took off with valuables and personal items. >> it is scary. i think people need to be more careful about locking the doors. >> that is surprising to me. people are out of control these days. >> reporter: police asked people to look through siti holance video for clues. l it was that first crime scene that delayed the orinda police response to a halloween party that ended in gunfire were kill >> from what i understand they were home. it is upsetting that someone would break into a home knowing that people were home, it is really upsetting. >> reporter: so far no arrests in eithe

kpix 5 joe vazquez was there. >> this musical extravaganzawas. the friends and family decided the show would go on in his memory. the music was vibrant. the emotion, raw. hundreds gathered at new beginning church in oakland for a musical that was the idea of a football stand-out. ramon sanders, jr. played for two state championship teams. but late last year ramon broke his leg and that's when doctors discovered the young man had bone cancer. >> it was an unscheduled injury. he was for sure going to be a star. if not in the league, he was going to be a star within his community. >> never gave up. perseverance, strong. ramon is a sweetheart. ramon is one of the sweetest people i've known. >> reporter: he never did give up. he planned to leave the hospital to attend this musical. but cancer took him on friday. he was 19 years old. many of his teammates were in attendance as was marshawn lynch. ramon's family is heart broken. >> tough pill to swallow. i had to walk out and get some air. i was in tears. >> reporter: ramon's fiance said he fought throu

joe vazquez, kpix5. >>> i want to bring you right to when we'll see the strongest winds pick up. look at the timestamp up there, wednesday at 5 a.m. look at the area with the brightest colors and you can see why pg&e has said they're likely going to have to target the north bay and sonoma county more than most other locations. this is so similar to the last wind events. if we look at the top gusts, 60- mile an hour gusts possible in the mountains and north bay. in town santa rosa has a 20- mile sobay 40 mile-per- hour gusts through the diablo region and mount hamilton. when i check back in the complete forecast, i'll show you how long this lasts coming up. >> kpix5 is your survival guide during these power shutoffs. you can find useful resources on our website, www.kpix.com. tonight the plot thickens in the case of a bay area man authorities say they caught on camera spying for china. edward pang of hayward is charged with giving classified information to chinese officials through so-called dead drops in northern california and georgia. now federal prosecutors are also linking hi

tras ser arrestado en septiembre, felipe vÁzquez enfrenta cargos por contacto ilegal con un menor.Ítica nicaragua. 16 dirigentes sociales fueron acusados de transporte ilegal de armas. trataban de llevar agua a madres de presos polÍticos en huelga de hambre. dos policÍas sostienen que buscaban llevar a cabo un ataque terrorista. los opositores dicen que le plantaron las armas. tenemos detalles e imÁgenes. reportera: estas personas demandan la liberaciÓn de jÓvenes en managua. la policÍa del rÉgimen de ortega los acuso de planear un ataque. >> pudieron sembrarle una prueba en todos los auto. la policÍa no permiten ingreso de medicamento para el pÁrroco que es diabÉtico por la policÍa bloqueÓ los accesos por mÁs de 24 horas. la madre suspendieron las huelgas y lo grupos afines al rÉgimen salieron en la catedral. >> esto fue organizado por el gobierno central. patricia: en bolivia hay muertos y heridos luego de que varios partidarios de evo morales se enfrentaran la policÍa. decenas de enfermeras protestaron en caracas por las malas condiciones de su empleo y sus bajos salarios. quiÉn

el mudo franco vÁzquez adelantÓ a los de casa pero a falta de media hora Álvaro murata igualÓ el marcadorÁnchester united fue sorprendido una vez mÁs cuarta derrota,m se quedan en la 10 posiciÓn por apenas 11 puntos de 33 disputados. quedÓ definido el campeonato mundial de japÓn. sudÁfrica se proclamÓ campeÓn. se impusieron 32 12 y consiguieron asÍ el tercer tÍtulo en su historia. en el fÚtbol mexicano amÉrica jugara con un uniforme especial este sÁbado cuando reciba santos en el azteca en medio de la celebraciÓn del dÍa de muertos. habrÁ detalles en los dorsales por mis en sÓlo horas vibrarÁ el ambiente cuando Álvarez se vuelva a subir al ring buscando ser el cuarto mexicano en ganar en cuatro categorÍas distintas, fÉlix. . >> nosotros al regresar de la mano le lanzÁbamos a revivirese momento. a los héroes que nos brindan su servicio, t-mobile les da 50% de descuento en planes familiares para militares, veteranos y miembros de servicios de emergencias. y ahora a mitad de precio nuestros mejores teléfonos samsung. nuestro servicio es solo una manera de agradecerles. san antonio es una com

wanda vÁzquez decretÓ un dÍa nacional de duelo.plica que le tuvieron que extirpar un pÓlipo pre canceroso que consiste en una especie de tejido. optÓ por mostrar este proceso haciendo Énfasis en que la detecciÓn temprana le salvÓ la vida. sasha: el cÁncer de colon es la segunda causa de muerte por este padecimiento en el paÍs. este aÑo se estima que habrÁ unos 140,000 nuevos casos. en la prevenciÓn estÁ la sanaciÓn, dicen algunos. borja: faltan siete fines de semanas para la navidad y de tu bolsillo saldrÁn más si está inscrito en medicare, recuerde que... el período para elegir su cobertura de medicare termina el 7 de diciembre. así que llame a unitedhealthcare y aproveche una amplia variedad de planes... incluido un plan aarp medicare advantage de unitedhealthcare. puede combinar su cobertura hospitalaria y médica... con la cobertura de medicamentos con receta, ¡y más! todo por una prima mensual baja y, en algunas áreas, ¡directamente sin prima! aproveche visitas al médico de cuidado primario... cuidado dental preventivo y un exa

rain, just sprinkling, the brunt of the storm is over, the streets are slick, reporting live, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> thank you very much, if you are planning on heading to the mountains for the holiday , hold off until thanksgiving. we are not kidding. there telling people don't go now. or even tomorrow. winter storms are pounding the spin outs on the road, sending multiple people to the hospital this evening, and steve is right in the middle of it.>> reporter: the first big snowstorm of the season, the snowflakes are falling from the sky. >> money coming out of the sky. i don't care what you're doing, skiing, plowing, shoveling roots, all of it. >> reporter: they have also returned, these winter like whether reminding motorists trying to make it over the mountain on the highway to be prepared.>> living in southlake 12 oh -- south lake tahoe, it arrived before she could get back home, for her no problem. the return of snow, in the mountains. more frustration, even if it is a stunning show. >>> meanwhile, southern california, it's on the way, firefighters, desperately needed to fight an

joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> new video into the newsroom tonight shows the moments after a bart worker saved a man that fell on the train tracks just after the raiders game ended. john connor was working crowd control when he saw the man in his 20s fall on the tracks of a coming train. he jumped into action, lifting the man up onto the platform. no word on if the man was hurt by the fall. >>> and new details tonight about a brazen escape from the monterey county jail. 2 suspects are still on the run. jonathan salazar and carlos fonseca turned up missing during an inmate count this morning. they were both in jail for murder charges. they're investigating how they were able to pull it off. there's a double layer of razor inmate clothing just outside the perimeter, so we know that they did make it outside of the jail. >> this is not the first time that somebody escaped the county jail, and it just makes you wonder how it's possible. >> here's another look at the men considered dangerous. if you see them call 911 and do not approach them. >>> tonight video posted to twitter appears to show a bay

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he and his mother alma vazquez, who was 30 years old were walking across the street in the crosswalk back in april around 7:00 in the evening when they were hit and killed by a driver. angel's 20-year-old uncle was also seriously injured. now back in june, the u.s. marshall service captured the hit-and-run driver in virginia, 20-year-old ray allen. tonight the community is now celebrating this newly dedicated space, but also still hurting for family while the oakland department of transportation explained how they're improving safety for drivers and pedestrians in the area. >> it's been really hard for them, and the community has rallied around them through taking care of the children and providing food services, food, meals. >> one intersection over at foothill and 27th avenue, there will be a new traffic signal constructed, and then here at foothill and 26th avenue we'll be installing flashing yellow lights. >> all right. and take a look. this is the reading room that has been dedicated to alma and angel. the oakland public library is going to be supplying books to the room, and th

let's get to joe vazquez in the thick of the clashes. >> this demonstration is going on four hours right now outside of wheeler hall on the uc berkeley campus. you can see folks here chanting. they've been essentially demonstrating against anne coulter who is here to speak inside wheeler hall tonight. you can see this large barricade and many police officer whose have been keeping the protesters at bay. anne coulter just should bow wrapping up her speech as we speak. moments into anne coulter's speech, a woman in the audience can be heard yelling at the top of her lungs. security personnel surround the protester, put her in cuffs and drag her out. that sort of push and pull went on for hours as hundreds of demonstrators gathered to try other keep coulter from giving her speech in the first place. in the end, the speech went on but it was delayed. police put up a large wall, a water filled heavy barricade around the building, preventing protesters as well as audience members from getting into the venue for quite some time. eventually police vietnamed a gap in the wall, giving them safe pa

joe vazquez is in pacifica with the new video tonight. >> reporter: home surveillance video captured the mountain lion right here, jumping from one neighbor's front yard into another. >> he came from right behind the trash cans here and just jumped down this area here. >> reporter: eric says the big cat hopped into his yard around 6:15 this morning. the motion detector from his video system sent him on alert on his phone. he checked and saw the mountain lion. >> i was lying in bed not wanting to get out. >> reporter: you didn't want to get out of bed? >> no, i didn't. >> reporter: safer in bed. >> exactly. >> reporter: it actually came from the backyard of his neighbor lucas ford who checked his system tonight and found this video. the mountain lion's eyes are glowing ambling through the garden towards the front yard. >> you can see the size of the cat. it's really massive, so it's kind of scary. >> reporter: the animal eventually disappears into the darkness. neighbors say mountain lion sightings here are rare, but they recognize we're sharing a habitat with animals. >> this morning

de seguridad y acabó con la vida del pequeño Ángel garcía de seis años de edad y su madre soraya vázquez amable, muy entregada a la comunidad, una mamá muy entregada, muy linda, venía aquí mucho y era amiga de mis empleadas y nos conocíamos. >>> hoy miembros de la comunidad, familiares y amigos de las víctimas se dieron cita en la lavandería donde los nombres de ambos quedarán plasmados en esta placa para siempre. >>> venía semanalmente y el niño aquí jugaba, hay que ponér hono parte de ellos >>> a pesar de la traged los conductores continúan transitando por la zona a alta velocidad, por lo cual dicen la ciudad les ha prometido instalar un semáforo, lo que sería un logro para las familias, en vivo, claudia simonés noticiero telemundo 48 . >>> gracias claudio por esa información >>> segunla denuncia la había invitado a tomar algo >>> la familia dice que entablará una demanda con la compañía airbnb >>> dijo que la ciudad es cómplic >>>e >>> la compañía va a revisar sus estandares de calidad y seguridad >>> se desconece el motivo de este tiroteo. policia ha decomi cosas da y hay equipo de l

ateneo puertorriqueÑo, un centro cultural donde es velado, fue la gobernadora de puerto rico wanda vÁzquez pelÍculas las novelas Él hizo muchas obras aquÍ , amaba el ateneo. >> el cuerpo del querido astrÓlogo permanecerÁ aquÍ hasta las dos de la tarde hora local y despuÉs serÁ trasladado nuevamente a la funeraria donde seguirÁn sus servicios fÚnebres, desde san juan puerto rico soy jessica carrillo, ahora regreso contigo felicidades. >> muchas gracias jÉssica, oigan su imagina cÓmo era nuest planeta hace 15 mil aÑos, cÓmo cazaban, un grupo de antropÓlogos acaban de encontrar al norte de ciudad de mÉxico, dos fosas para atrapar mamut, las trampas fueron descubiertas para construir un basurero y adentro hay huesos de al menos 14 elefantes prehistÓricos algunos descuartizados, se conservaban en las trampas que llegaban a tener casi dos metros de profundidad y unos 25 metros de diÁmetro para que entraran estar hermosasbests.orazÓn de Á en corea town estÁ abierto un restaurante de comida d serÍa raro vivir ahi y no saber que existe porque la familia lÓpez dueÑa del restaurante es muy conocida y

. >> reporter: angel garcia vazquez and his mother and his uncle were all hit while they crossed foothilloulevard at 26th avenue around 7:00 at night on april 13th. paramedics tried to resuscitate the family but angel and alma died. >> the tragedy affected us personally. >> reporter: they were all leaving the laundromat when they were hit. laura dedicated a reading room at family laundry to angel and alma. they have also been trying to support the family's and two surviving children. right after the crash oakland's department of transportation installed these plastic posts and painted a pedestrian island in the middle of the intersection. but at the dedication they explained how they're making more safety improvements to this area. >> we determined that one intersection over at foothill and 27th avenue, there will be a new traffic signal constructed. and then here at foothill and 26th avenue we'll be installing flashing yellow lights. >> reporter: the alleged hit-and-run driver was captured by u.s. marshals in virginia over the summer. kate larson, abc 7 news. >>> many stanford students a

but our joe vazquez did some digging and found out it's actually, get this, a service animal!oh, darren, i bet you that pig you saw in the restaurant was also a service animal. >> i'm not sitting next to a pony on an airplane. >> you never know. the things we've shown on bart so far. that one at least put a smile on your face. let's look at the view from the top of the sales force tower. couple of things stand out. look at the marine layer. right side of your screen, illuminated by the lights of the city. it's starting to creep on shore. tomorrow morning we'll wake up with low gray skies for the area around the immediate bay and even part of sonoma county. i'll show you the forecast in a second. first here's how we did today. concord 81, santa rosa 80. 64 in san francisco and 56 in half moon bay. that's what you get when the marine weather is influencing the weather around the bay. overnight lows tonight much better. santa rosa only down to 40, and daytime highs tomorrow, but the theme is in the seven-day forecast. i'll show you that in a second. we leave behind the high resol

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. >> reporter: last april, 6-year-old angel garcia vazquez and his mother were killed as they crossedkland city council member said that new safety improvements have been made at 22nd and foothill. barriers and poles, an effort to slow cars down. >> you cannot speed towards the intersection and cut a corner and potentially hurt somebody. >> blocks away on 26th avenue the city installed a pedestrian island surrounded by posts. the neighbors have noticed the traffic improvements and they say, they are not sure it's all going to work. >> everyone is driving fast. pretty unsafe. >> i hope it works. but everyone still drives crazy on it. so, pretty fast. i'm not sure what needs to happen. >> speed humps have been added near garfield elementary. some cars were slowing down. and not all. the added improvements likely not perfect. but a safe start. >>> in oakland, cornell bernard, abc7. >> building a better bay area, sometimes means conflict. in san francisco, there's a big push for a mixed use development that includes affordable housing for seniors. the cost? chopping down hundreds of trees

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his mother, alma vazquez and his uncle. all hit as they crossed foothill boulevard on august 13th. angel and alma died. jaime is still in a coma. right after the crash oakland's department of transportation installed these plastic posts and painted a pedestrian island in the middle of the intersection. but at the dedication they explained how they're making more safety improvements to this area. >> we determined that one intersection over at foothill and 27th avenue, there will be a new traffic signal constructed. and then here at foothill and 26th avenue we'll be installing flashing yellow lights. >> the alleged hit-and-run driver was captured by u.s. marshals in virginia over the summer. >>> many stamford students are on high alert today after multiple cases of potential or confirmed druggings were reported to the university over the past month. over the past month there have been four reports of druggings at residence halls or gatherings on campus. in one case involving an unknown location on mayfield avenue, a test came

his mother, alma vazquez and his uncle.ll hit as they crossed foothill boulevard on april 13th. paramedics tried to resuscitate the family but angel and alma died. jaime is still in a coma. right after the crash oakland's department of transportation installed these plastic posts and painted a pedestrian island in the middle of the intersection. at the dedication they explained how they're making more improvements to this area. >> we determined that one intersection over at foothill and 27th avenue, there will be a new traffic signal constructed. and then here at foothill and 26th avenue we'll be installing flashing yellow lights. >> the alleged hit-and-run driver was captured by u.s. marshals in virginia over the summer. >>> this morning stanford students are on alert after a crash of druggings were reported to the university over the past month. over the past month there have been four reports of druggings at residence halls or gatherings on campus. in one case involving an unknown location on mayfield avenue, a test came

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