voy a estar en la carpa de los circos hermanos vÁzquez. a estar tan duro el madrugÓn es a las 7:00 de la maÑana, vamos a tener muchas sorpresas. lÁpiz y papel, les va a encantar. las primeras 100 personas que lleguen se van a llevar entradas para el circo. ademÁs, van a disfrutar de actos increÍbles, de mucha diversiÓn como lo saben a ser los hermanos vÁzquez. estÉs en aurora, voy a estar esperando los.

vazquez says the pope's letter helped him regain his will to live. caught on camera the f-b-i is investigating spraypainting racial slurs on a mosque in plainfield, indiana. the vandals hit early sunday morning as members of the muslim faith prayed inside... spraypainting profanities attacking muslims and linking american muslims to isis. indiana state lawmakers are now being urged to pass laws against hate crimes...it's one of just four states without hate crime laws. new information new plans show the military services are already beginning to recruit women for combat jobs. the navy says it's already collecting submission packages from prospective seal candidates... and could see women serving by this fall. it's national grammar day! the founder of the society for the promotion of good grammar designated march 4th as the holiday back in 2008. to celebrate... do your best to use proper grammar and use hashtag #nationalgrammard ay to post on social 4 shot time now for the fox19 flashback.... nats will we see more snow or rain this weekend? check of y

it was dumped there. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5 merchandise. >> joe vazquez, kpix 5. -- joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> san francisco is getting a new batch of liquor licenses but kpix 5's cate cauguiran explains the neighborhoods getting the licenses may surprise you. >> reporter: the sunset isn't typically considered one of the hot spots. >> friends wouldn't come out here for -- unless we were going to hang out. would be nice to have a few more options in terms of night life. >> reporter: san francisco reached its cap on liquor licenses till now. they got a law passed to help areas identified as needing an economic and special -- and social boost. >> neighborhood specific and when the business goes out of business it can't be sold. >> first of its kind in california. >> reporter: now for the first time in 77 years san francisco will get a chance to issue 5 new liquor licenses to restaurants. before the legislation one major barrier for local neighborhood restaurants to get a liquor license is they had to buy it from a previous owner and it would cost them up to $300,000. >> there are bro

joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> a gunman is on the loose after a homicide. someone reported gunfire before 2:00 a.m. in the morning. deputies say the 26-year-old victim turned up later at the hospital where he died. police in santa rosa are looking for the vandals behind a window smashing spree. they broke windows on five cars over night. police think they used large rocks as their weapon. rk kelly -- on what it took to solve a sca situation. >>> now to the aggressive bees that attacked a neighborhood over the weekend. they killed two people and sent two people to the hospital. mark kelly with more on the sting operation. >> reporter: looked like a ghost town sunday. >> it is quieter out here. >> reporter: but there is one noise that won't go away, the buzz of killer bees. >> i will be like oh, my god, are they going to attack me now. >> reporter: two hives behind this house. the homeowner tells me when they were removed friday the bees, more aggressive than your honey bee got stirred up and we saw it for ourselves. >> sucker. got me in the eye. >> climbing

vÁzquez afirmÓ todo lo que habÍa dicho a univisiÓn y al equipo de investigaciÓn.de miami que implicaba al congresista joaquÍn ramírez. >> me dice sabes que la china me diÓ 15 millones de dólares para lavarlos? reportero: dijo a univisiÓn que durante el interrogatorio se ratificÓ en sus declaraciones originales. hace dos semanas la dea aclaro que no estÁ investigándolo. la fiscalÍa investiga desde el aÑo pasado a ramÍrez por lavado de activos. >>. esta es la carta que me ha hecho llegar. reportero: ramÍrez renunciÓ como secretario general. fuentes confirmaron a univisiÓn era fiscal peruana se reunirÁ con la fiscalÍa federal de miami para compartir informaciÓn. marÍa: los homicidios en el salvador bajaron un 45% en mayo respecto al mismo mes del aÑo pasado. es el resultado del combate contra las pandillas en los barrios, el nÚmero de homicidios se redujo a 351. en chicago son asesinadas en promedio dos personas diariamente segÚn el último informe de la policÍa. hubo 66 asesinatos y 318 tiroteos, durante el fin de semana hubieron cuatro muertos y 50 heridos. ♪ ♪ marÍ

el testimonio de jesÚs vÁzquez obligÓ renunciar a su cargo a joaquÍn ramírez, secretario general delcia antidrogas de estados unidos. las declaraciones del testigo fueron puestas en entredicho por otros dos periodistas peruanos. ellos emitieron un audio en que jesÚs vÁzquez supuestamente decÍa que lo que habÍa dicho era mentira. tambiÉn intentaron desacreditar el periodista de univisiÓn investiga. >> que me apena mucho que un periodista como reyes. >> el audio fue editado. no corroboro cuando analizo la seÑal de audio que me prohibieron que tenÍa mÁs tiempo. >> esta periodista, horrorizada, renunciÓ y explicó con detalle los nombres de los involucrados en el montaje. >> en esa grabaciÓn escuchó la misma conversaciÓn telefónica de jesÚs vÁzquez con palomino. en este audio habÍa 30 segundos mÁs. aquÍ explicaba la respuesta que le habÍa dado. >> ella muestra el usb que tambiÉn tenÍa informaciÓn. tambiÉn un guiÓn que habÍa sido leÍdo por los periodistas. correos electrÓnicos de la campaÑa de fujimori que estaban detrÁs de este montaje. el programa las cosas como son fue levantado al aire

una inyecciÓn letal podrÍa terminar con la vida de pablo vÁzquez, sentenciado por el asesinato de unnte hace 18 aÑos. ya suman 10 los muertos en sacramento por sobredosis de una droga que resulta hasta 100 veces mÁs potente que la morfina. en nueva york un juez determina que es legal que los padres graven las conversaciones telefÓnicas de sus hijos. ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. >> muy buenas noches, la campaÑa de trump saca cuentas hoy de losdelegados que le faltan para seguir la candidatura del partido republicano luego del contundente triunfo del senador cruz. >> trump todavÍa lleva la delantera pero ahora necesita ganar 494 delegados para evitar una convenciÓn abierta o negociada, significa que necesita llevarse las 16 primarias pendientes en el calendario electoral. sobre todo necesita un triunfo en nueva york. presentadora: del lado demÓcrata a la victoria en wisconsin fortalece y acorta la distancia entre sanders y clinton, aunque la campaÑa de sanders habla de llevar el proceso hasta la convenciÓn, el senador estÁ lejos de los 23

identified the victims a 25-year-old jonathan vazquez ojeda. he was shot in the chest and dying later at the hospital. police were called just before 7:00 on wednesday evening. investigators focusing on a car at the scene. they will not say what connection the car has to the case. >> i've noted a lot more police volume. it seems like it has got an lot worse. especially for people with children. we have a park down the street. you have kids riding their scooters. it is absolutely horrible. ray: the investigation does remain active. they would like to hear from anyone who might be able to shed some light on the case. live in manchester, ray brewer. erin: all right. thank you. new this morning, a homeless woman is accused of attacking a police officer after driving drunk and list of charges. police say she hit a mailbox in dunbarton and crashed into a driveway wednesday evening. when police arrested her, they say she assaulted an officer. she was drunk and her license was suspended and she was out on bail for charges in concord. sean: a laconia ma

let's not make today most days. >> that was joe vazquez reporting from dallas. also today, a report that officers in other u.s. cities have been targeted including an ambush shooting in georgia. in that case, authorities say a man called 911 reporting a break-in. when the responding officer arrived on scene, the man opened fire. other officers were called to the scene sparking a shootout. the suspect was also shot. he and the officer were taken to the hospital to be treated. >>> a suburban st. louis police officer in critical condition this evening. he was shot in the neck during a traffic stop in the community of ballwin, missouri. the suspects a black man opened fire as the officer was walking back to his police car. police there are calling it an ambush. >>> and in bristol, tennessee, investigators say a man behind a deadly shooting was targeting white people. he said he was troubled by shootings involving black people and law enforcement. this one happened yesterday morning. one person died, three people were injured, including a police officer. >>> after da

our joe vazquez continues his reporting from dallas. within the last few minutes, another tense situation outside police headquarters. what's going on? >> second day in a row this has happened. suddenly we just saw a bunch of people start screaming and running past us this direction. we saw police officers with rifles start moving that way. it turns out there was a guy on a rooftop across the street. the police were very concerned. it didn't take them long to realize it was a man who was up there literally taking a selfie as it turned out. but it sent shock waves through this crowd. the police officers are still trying to breathe after two days ago, they were under fire directly from a sniper like that. a very difficult scene. this community trying to come to grips with all that has happened. a lot of people met today at a town hall to talk about it. >> reporter: at a dallas mega church called the potters house, they came together to pray, to shed a few tears, to talk about the trauma of the assassination of police officers. and others

him while vazquez ordered food at a mcdonald's drive thru. in about 90-minutes, a vigil will be held in milwaukee for don lewis at the jazz club he owned.the 65-year old lewis was reported missing over the weekend. his body was found hidden at the "young urban jazz cafe" on fond du lac avenue saturday night. police say this was a murder. they have a person of interest and may take their case to the district attorney later in the week. tonight's vigil starts at 6-30. another legal move coming in the case of the two young in waukesha. waukesha. cbs 58 has confirmed that the two girls, morgan geyser and anissa weier want their trials to be held separately.geyser and weier were 12-years old in 2014 when police say stabbed a classmate repeatedly. later saying to investigators it was to please a fictional online character called "slender man".the suspects will be tried as adults and they both are pleading not guilty by reason of mental disease or defect. 3 a restaurant on milwaukee's east side was robbed overnight an ?thousands? in cash. around 12:

vazquez: "we are sweeping the area, doing domestic inspections, going from door to door, eliminating vazquez: "they need to come out of the house and look around in the backyard and eliminate any standing water. that's the most important thing they can do for us." ((christianne klein)) >> the cdc just sent an email announcing it has awarded nearly $7-million to partners like the american public health association and the march of dimes to help in the fight against zika. ((dave courvoisier)) >>> a steep increase in the price of the epn uproar. ((christianne klein)) >> one controversial drug executive is stepping up to defend them- as lawmakers demand answers.. we'll have the story coming up.../// <<< announcer: you're watching the valley's news leader with paul joncich, ((christianne klein)) >>> the cost of the epi-pen, for people with severe allergies, has risen nearly 500- percent since 2009. ((dave courvoisier)) >> but martin shkreli the former head of turing pharmaceuticals who gained fame for boosting the price of a vital drug is speaking out. he's defending mylan's increase, eve

noono 2:30 to meet christina vazquez, terrell forney, carlos suarez. max mayfield and betty davis wiwi be there and from 2:30 on catch calvin hughes, jeff weinsier and michael seiden. hatzel vela and victor oquendo will be there during that time. >> kristi: on sunday from noon to 2:30 join me, clay, neki mohan, toddongen and eric yutzy we are all going to be there. from 2:30 on catch glenna milberg, jennifer karaa and laurie jennings. >> constance: i hear you are giving out free hugs? >> kristi: yeah, maybe, for the right price. oh, free. not free if people have to pay. new at noon, possible wreckage from a missing malaysia airlines flight number 370 has been found. >> constance: where it was for it after the break. >>> tonight at 11:00. wrong-way crashes on the rise. 100 deaths in florida last year.

joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> a warriors fan says he can't remember much about falling from the upper deckt oracle arena in oakland. sal bimbo has had several surgeries since the fall right after game 7 of the nba finals. he is expected to remain at highland hospital at least another week. his family says he was thrown over the railing after getting caught in the million-dollar of a fight between fans of the warriors and cleveland cavaliers. his father recorded this conversation yesterday in the hospital room. >> what do you feel about game 7, do you remember what happened? >> yes, i remember what happened. >> do you want to talk about it? >> no. >> you don't want to talk about it no more? >> no. >> what do you have to say to that person that did this? [ indiscernible ] >> police are still investigating and talking to witnesses. bimbo's father is offering a $25,000 reward in hopes of finding out who is responsible. >>> sinkholes are popping up on roads south of fresno. a big rig rolled over it. the fourth hole this week. investigators say each of the problem areas has water flowing just un

in philadelphia, olivia vazquez a recipient of daca -- deferred action for childhood arrivals -- andouth organizer at the immigrant rights group juntos. with her is miguel andrade, also with juntos. he is an immigration paralegal who has been working with the philadelphia mayor's office to declare philadelphia a sanctuary city, or 4th amendment city. i want to welcome you all to democracy now! i woululd like to start with miguel andrade. what is it precisely philadelphia promising to do in terms of creating sanctuary city? >> thank you so much for having me. basically, what philadelphia stands for is the fourth of them is that he is our mayor must recently announced, is that a sickly immigration and local law enforcement will no longer be working in conjunction. what was happening before with dust was if someone was undocumented in connection with local law enforcement, they were handing them over to immigration, to ice. basically what the community worked for and fought for in so many localities around the country was that we wanted to break that tie because we were seeing there was

reportero: vÁzquez dijo que durante una reuniÓn en miami para concretar un negocio de compra de avionesÍrez le hizo una explosiva confesiÓn. >> de repente me dice sabes que la china medio 15 millones de dÓlares en la campaÑa anterior para lavarlos. o sea, para la campaÑa 2011. yo lo grave a travÉs de una cadena de grifos. todo eso estÁ grabado. para verificar le dije, fujimori te dio 15 millones de dÓlares? reportero: univisiÓn consultó si la investigaciÓn existe. la gente de comunicaciones quien aparece aquÍ lo confirmÓ. entre los bienes bajo investigaciÓn por lavado en perÚ se encuentra una cadena de estaciones de gasolina de ramÍrez. vÁzquez logrÓ entregar su ni keiko fujimori ni ramirez respondieron llamadas y mensajes de los equipos periodisticos de univision investiga y cuarto poder para conocer su posicion. ♪ fÉlix: segÚn resultados provisionales de repÚblica dominicana con el 21% de los colegios computados el actual presidente danilo medina lidera con el 61.81 por ciento, mientras que su inmediato seguidor es luis abinader. arantxa: pero la campaÑa se vio empaÑada por irregulari

a la vicepresidencia para keiko fujimori,de haber entregado un audio de testigo de la dea, jesÚs vÁzquezeso. quÉ quien habÍa enviado toda la informaciÓn desde la florida. reportera: denunciÓ a su trabajo porque no querÍa ser parte de esa conspiraciÓn. >> yo para empezar no me lo podÍa creer. dije: estoy frente a un tema de manipulaciÓn que de manera mÁs grosera del mundo... me sentÍa utilizada como me sentÍa tonto. -- tonta. reportera: jesÚs vÁzquez, denunciÓ que el secretario del partido de keiko fujimori estaba siendo investigado por la vÍa por lavado de activos. esta periodista tiene un correo electrÓnico que muestra como prueba. tambiÉn seÑala que los directivos de su canal, los periodistas que emitieron el reportaje y el productor del programa " las cosas como son" estaban al tanto de lo que ocurrÍa. el programa sido cancelado. el candidato a la vicepresidencia por eco fujimori ratificÓ que entregó un usb pero negÓ que hubiera evitado o manipulado un audio. arantxa: en asia, el reciente barack obama escribiÓ una pÁgina de la historia con su visita a hiroshima. desde ahÍ hizo un llam

reporting live, joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> new video tonight of a fire that tore through a victorian in san francisco. it left more than a dozen people without a place to live. now we're learning some of the victims lost everything. kpix 5's maria medina is live in san francisco with the story. >> the good news is everyone got out okay. but certainly a lot of scary moments. one victim told me his neighbors had no idea their home was on fire until he told them to get out. >> you could hear the building next door burning. i could see the fire outside my window. >> reporter: without warning, shern kyer's life changed forever. >> i was in my room and i heard glass breaking. i heard glass break again so i went to my window and i could see the reflection of flames. >> reporter: by the time he saw the flames next door, it was too late. the fire quickly spread to the home he shares with several others with no time to grab anything. >> basically lost it all, essentially everything that i had is there gone in the house. >> reporter: the iconic san francisco victorian homes are attached to each ot

marvin vazquez-juarez is 18 years old and he is being held. he used to have a relationship with catherine alvarado. she was found along the trail in hyattsville. >> old, corroded parts were part of a deadly silo collapse. a teenage employee from front royal was killeded. federal investigators released the results of a five-month review of the incident. scott macfarlane broke the story and joins us now to tell us what the feds found. >> investigators found operators of the stone quarry plant in leesburg failed to ensure enough inspections were done to keep the plant safe and they released the image you're about to see of the silo collapse. it killed 18-year-old daniel potter. potter was inside that silo august 3rd when he was crushed

kpix 5 reporter joe vazquez is live with the latest on the search for the shooter. >> twin peaks an international landmark which makes it all the more shocking at someone came here this morning. shot three men and wild two of them. >> reporter: valentine's night on twin peaks, a gorgeous overlook of the city but it got ugly overnight. >> we're just trying to see the view and it's valentines weekend. it's so unfortunate. >> reporter: a gunman opened fire. two men were killed. an 18-year-old was also shot. >> any time we have a violent attack like this we want to make sure we quickly apprehend whoever did it. >> this is not the first incident up there. there was a robbery as well. >> we've had auto break-ins, some violent crime but mostly auto break-ins. we don't have enough police

major general vazquez, former congressman lester wolff.ou here, as well as our speaker who made this possible. congressman mcdonnell. thank you to you and henry quay arnold for introducing this legislation. time and time again across our history at the darkest and most desperate hours of national need, evident citizens have stepped forward to confront the enemy and defend our country. our nation, months following our surprise entry into world world war as has been mentioned this week, marks the observance of pearl harbor. even after president roosevelt's efforts to arm the nation, our military was not as prepared or equipped and unable to access the machine. taking a brim and terrible toll on ships and tankers with the view of american beaches and cities. once more at this time of national emergency, thousands of americans across the country took it upon themselves to buy time for the cavalry. the minutemen marched to the revolutionary war to protect our towns and win our liberty so too did the civilians of the civil air patrol rush into t

kpix 5's joe vazquez joe vazquez on the relatives struggling to believe a dad and his baby girl are gone. >> reporter: a passing boater spotted the body of a small child near the georgiana slough bridge in walnut grove 30 minutes south of sacramento. it's believed to be a 1-year- old girl. but the medical examiner has not formally identified her. the body was found about a quarter mile from the spot divers recovered the body of kyler jackson, kayleigh's father, saturday night. >> it's most likely the other victim. >> reporter: the baby's grandmother doesn't want to believe it. >> he would want me out here until i have confirmation of his baby. >> reporter: the family has been trying to get the attention of law enforcement and the public ever since kyler and kayleigh went missing monday night. the father and daughter were last seen here they bay area in antioch. he was driving up to sacramento when they disappeared. >> whole new set of questions yesterday in my mind, a whole new set of questions. no closure. >> reporter: after recover kyler's body, the sheriff's department said the radar

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vazquez has the >>> in matter of weeks, with the clock winding down locals have one message, don't do something. joe vazquez has the story. >> i don't need it to water my lawn to flush my toilet. >> reporter: demonstrators packed the santa clara valley water district meeting insisting fluoride is bad for you. >> it's a magnet to aluminum. >> it goes into the brain tissue and crosses into the brain. >> every fluorinated city is full of cavities! it hasn't worked! it takes common sense to see that! not scientific knowledge. >> reporter: some dentists were also on hand to insist, hundreds of scientific studies have proven adding fluoride to the water supply is safe. >> i'm tired of saying that san jose is the largest city in the united states that doesn't flouridate its water. >> reporter: the protestors are upset because the water district is about to implement fluoridation for much of the south bay just as they voted to do four years ago. one protestor filed a lawsuit to stop it claiming the district is out of line. >> there is a state law that permits retailers to flouridate if they w

as k-p-i-x five's joe vazquez reports... this appears to be part of a much bigger problem in the pacific ocean. walked right >>> two refugees are talking about being held as slaves for years. as joe vazquez reports, this appears to be part of a much bigger problem in the pacific ocean. >>> millions walked by the boat as it was docked never knowing the nightmare life the fisher many allege they were living on board. two indonesian men said this were slaves aboard the tuna boat two men say they were recruited in indonesia 7 years ago. they worked in hawaii him. for the most part doing commercial fishing. but they allege their boss never let them go to shore. an investigative report by the "associated press" discovered about 140 boats have been fishing off the coast of hawaii exploiting and even physically abusing foreign workers from impoverished countries. >> there are quite a few stories that i have heard with fisherman were beating by the captain or first officer. >> reporter: the captains have been taking advantage of a le

kpix 5 joe vazquez is there. and joins us on the phon >>> back to the breaking situation now in the north bay. the san anselmo creek now above flood stage. kpix 5's joe vazquez is there right now for us and joins us on the phone with the very latest. joe, what's going on? >> reporter: hey, ken. right now it's raining. the rain is tapering off. that's a good sign. but there's still a flood warning in effect. a loud siren sounded here a short while ago. the san anselmo town manager tells me that they have just called for an evacuation of the downtown area. that's because nearby san anselmo creek is at 12 feet. flood stage is 13 feet. the town manager says this is a close call but we could dodge a bullet. but there's a lot of runoff and that runoff could go into the creek. back in 2005 they had 75 to 80 businesses and 300 homes flooded when the creek went over its banks. right now, in the tony little downtown, that you're familiar with a lot of little shops and homes by the creek, right now police are going around a

>> primero que nada bienvenidos al circo hermanos vÁzquez.es quiero mencionar algo, hoy es un dÍa en el cual johnny va a arriesgar su vida dentro del globo de la muerte! johnny: por supuesto que lo voy a hacer! una pregunta que hago yo, por quÉ este tipo de cosas no lo mandan a alan? >> es que no cabe en el globo! [risas] johnny:sandy, mi amor, te quiero. todo estÁ cubierto. niÑos, los amo. karla: serÁn en moto a verlo o en bicicleta. eso va a estar bueno. satcha: buenos dÍas, un gusto saludarlos. damos inicio contÁndoles que faltan sÓlo cuatro dÍas para las elecciones y por supuesto ambos candidatos despliegan sus mejores armas con la esperanza de atraer a votantes indecisos. melania trump apelÓ al voto femenino en filadelfia mientras que kaine se enfocaba en el electorado hispano al renunciar un discurso en espaÑol. hillary clinton y c su contrincante republicano hacen campaÑa hoy en el estado clave de pennsylvania. janet: muy buenos dÍas, aunque mÁs de 30 millones de personas han votado en la votaciÓn temprana, los candidatos no pueden sac

joe vazquez shows us the outrageous video. nats track: the surveillance video begins with a man in a trenchcoat and a cane, limpg do ... he wal >>> if you see something, say something. but when it comes down to it, would you do anything? joe vazquez has the surveillance video. >> reporter: it begins with a man in a trench coat and cane listening walking down to a bicycle, pulls a pour saw from his bag and the sparks begin to fly. think at the time when you heard the noise? j: honestly i had this weird thought that maybe i hadn't locked the bike to the rack i was worried. but when i h that weird noise ... i did' think g out to look for the ear splitting grinding seems to go forever. people walk casually by, most never even looking his direction. finally the thief cuts the lock, rides the bike down the sidewalk and walks away. >> a bold move. >> reporter: the bike belongs to julia robertson at berkeley who was attending a comedy show at stage works friday night. she locked her bike up around 7:00 and walked inside. during the middle of the show she and the other audience members actual

vazquez ojeda's death was a gunshot wound to the chest. he certified the manner of his death as a homicide. ray: there was a car in the center of the crime scene. they aren't saying if the victim was inside when he was shot. the homicide coming after several recent reports of shots being fire in the area. >> i've noticed a lot more police volume definitely. it seems like it has gotten a especially for people with children. you know, we got a park right down the street. you've got kids riding their scooters. you know, it is just -- it is absolutely horrible. ray: the attorney general's office says it does remain an active investigation. if you have any information, you are asked to get in touch with the manchester police department. reporting live, ray brewer, wmur news 9. erin: thank you. new on "daybreak" this morning, an building. fire officials say the driver was on route 155 yesterday afternoon when she went off of the road and crashed into an apartment building. no one inside the building was hurt. the driver was taken to the hospital

among the things that will be looked at, the driver, mario vazquez, record. he lost his license for two months at the beginning of 2015. he was cited for driving 75 in a 55 zone in oregon in 2014. that same year he was busted for an illegal lane change in washington state. on top of that, there was a violation in his federal log book. he was 2.5 hours over his 10- hour driving limit and didn't get enough rest. his granddaughter says he is a safe cautious driver. >> he is very responsible. when he got tired, he told the other driver you can take over from here because -- [ crying ] -- >> it was important for him to come home. >> reporter: kpix 5 has learned the same bus from tuesday's crash was inspected during the two months vazquez legally wasn't allowed to drive it. in february 2015, whoever was behind the wheel was cited for driving on a suspended commercial los angeles. the bus that crashed was -- license. the bus that crashed was pulled from service because the oregon inspection. >> i knew something was wrong when he didn't come back in the morning. [ cr

vÁzquez logrÓ entregar su ni keiko fujimori ni ramirez respondieron llamadas y mensajes de los equiposlix: segÚn resultados provisionales de repÚblica dominicana con el 21% de los colegios computados el actual presidente danilo medina lidera con el 61.81 por ciento, mientras que su inmediato seguidor es luis abinader. arantxa: pero la campaÑa se vio empaÑada por irregularidades. la lluvia, algunos incidentes violentos, la renuncia de 3000 voluntarios. inconvenientes tÉcnicos fueron los que se vivieron. reportera: buenas noches. los dominicanos acudieron masivamente a las urnas, pero en algunos lugares no todo culminÓ en paz. reportan varios muertos. terror fue lo que reinÓ en un centro de votaciÓn de santo domingo. la balacera en el exterior obligÓ a votantes y tÉcnicos a lanzarse al suelo para tratar de salvar sus vidas. >> son delincuentes pagos para que armen este desorden. reportera: se enfrentaron a tiros simpatizantes de partidos rivales. este domingo cerca de 6 millones de dominicanos acudieron a las urnas las elecciones mÁs importantes y grandes de la historia. >> la repÚblica

its a story you'll see only on 5 joe vazquez shows us the >>> a home in el sobrante is being treated like a gun range shot at night after night. it's a story you'll see only on "5". joe vazquez shows us the unusual approach to make that gunfire stop. >> reporter: a message on hilltop drive, stop shoot, northbound is here. neighbors put up this homemade sign after air series of drive- by shootings at the house every few nights since christmas. >> we have two up high, one on the frame up there. >> reporter: the house is riddled with 2 dozen bullet holes. is there have been five drive- bys so far. sunday after the sign went up the situation escalated. >> we had a car that was parked rye here in front of the house that was blown up. >> reporter: county fire officials say the fire was not an accident. they are investigating the possibility of arson. >> couldn't believe it came to that, that whatever the thing is going on they are willing to light things on fire risking an entire neighborhood. >> reporter: the man who lived here the intended target moved away. >> i believe the house was re

as k-p-i-x five's joe vazquez reports... it's now spread to the bay >>> a peculiar hoax is popping up across the u.s. involving evil looking clowns. as joe vazquez reports it's spread to the bay area and police are not amused >>> reporter: modesto, california this twitter video shows a clown in a field. a group of kids eventually chase him away. it's one of dozens of clown sightings reported to police and school districts around the country. is this for real? a prank? an overreaction? >> the threat is serious enough for me that i would put it in that violence category. >> reporter: oakland's school police chief says creepy clown messages were posted on instagram and directly targeted oakland schools. >> we have had two specific threats to two specific schools. >> reporter: he is not saying which ones. antioch school district also put out a notice saying schools were targeted there. this instagram post tells students to wear blue to stay safe. the fairfield school district also received online threats. >> we take this serious

as kpix 5's joe vazquez tells us... it's as >>> back now at 4:43.ne of new laws that went into effect is aimed to make it safer for drivers, bikers and pedestrians. as kpix 5's joe vazquez tells us, it's as simple as when you can wear earbuds. >>> reporter: >> i see it a lot. i'm wondering, what are you doing? how can you hear what's going on? >> reporter: it has already been against the law for several years in california. putting headphones over your ears or earplugs in your ears while driving a car or riding a bike. but until now, the law has never specified earbuds. you know, the kind made by apple that a lot of people have. >> it's a semantic different. this is the issue. we have so much bureaucracy with the government. it's just a semantic difference. there's no difference. >> reporter: that's true. >> you can't have noise had been producing pieces on your head. that's what it comes down to. >> reporter: you should write the laws. >> so be it. >> reporter: it's not just word play. there's more. now the law adds one little twist. you're not eve

kpix 5's joe vazquez tells us what the victims's house is now revealing about the violent encounter.> reporter: the new details are very disturbing. sherri papini's husband says his wife was beaten so badly her face was disfigured. he also says she was seared with a branding iron. sherri papini's husband said deputies braced him before he saw him. "my first sight was my wife in a hospital bed. her face covered in bruises, ranging from yellow to black, because of repeated beatings. the bridge of her nose broken. on november 2, sherri papini was on her way to pick up her two young children ages 2 and 4. but then, sheri disappeared her cell phone and headphones found a mile from her home. after a massive search lasting three weeks, sherri papini was recovered thanksgiving day. >> please be advising she is heavily battered. >> reporter: deputies report she was chained to something dropped off on the side of the road 100 miles away from redding in yolo county. her husband said she had been badly beaten, was bound with chains and lost a lot of weight from starvation. a brand had been burne

vazquez was charged february 6th and convicted the following month. his license has been reinstated. the number of vehicles and drivers placed out of service is highlighting problems including a defective brake warning. this was an instance of nonworking headlights a tire worn down and inner material exposed and worn welded or missing components. violations highlight problems with driver log books including a false report. it will be up to investigators to determine what happened here. >>> the california public utilities commission -- a bus can operate without being regulated by california if it's route ends outside of the state. that was the case in this crash. the bus was headed to washington state. in the newsroom abc7 news. >>> alameda county could pay $130,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by four women who say they were subjected to deplorable conditions inside of the santa rita jail. wheels says the jail had overflowing toilets and walls stained with blood and feces. also forced to take off their clothes in front of other deputies and inmates. >>

vazquez was charged february 6th and convicted the following month. his license has been reinstated. the number of vehicles and drivers out of service is highlighting problems, including a defective brake warning. this was an instance of nonworking headlights, a tire worn down and inner material exposed and worn, welded or missing components. violations highlight problems with driver log books including a false report. it will be up to investigators to determine what happened here. >>> the california public utilities commission -- a bus can operate without being regulated by california if it's route ends outside of the state. that was the case in this crash. the bus was headed to washington state. in the newsroom, abc7 news. >>> alameda county could pay $130,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by four women who say they were subjected to deplorable conditions inside of the santa rita jail. wheels says the jail had overflowing toilets and walls stained with blood and feces. also forced to take off their clothes in front of other deputies and inmates. >>> a

in october joe vazquez filmed a coyote around telegraph hill.ove a coyote attacked and killed a dog in september. that's why dog owners in corona heights are on edge. they are being warned to keep their pets on a short leash and never leave them alone. >>> it is 6:33. and we're going to talk about the big rain that's coming or way. >> coyotes go around in packs when i bike around mount diablo. don't feed them. we kind of outrode them. we are going to be riding out a storm. today just a few light rain showers. good morning, it's our live hi- def doppler. we have a little light green on the screen. some of the rain showers are so fine, so light, not even being detected by radar but right now we are in santa clara, some moderate rainfall. we also have a cell that just moved past martinez out towards suisun bay this morning. cloud cover at the bay bridge and we have a little bit of a breeze out of the south and southwest under 10 miles per hour. temperatures in the 50s and 60s at this hour and holding steady in the 60s all day, feeling very muggy al

kpix 5's joe vazquez has the story. >> reporter: this is a white supremacist group called the traditionalistorker party, begins their rally on the steps of the capital. chaos. a larger crowd of counter demonstrators moved in. some threw rocks. chased them off the steps. what happens next looks like a battle field. many wearing masks, begin to clash with white supremacist. one man blind sided a woman, smacking her in the head with a stick. people from both sides of the clash were beaten and stabbed right here on the grounds of the capital. one tells me it was the white supremacist who started it. >> we were talking about peace and love. didn't want violence and looks like they went after two black guys. they attacked him. next thing i know one of the black guys is bleeding. he had something in his hands. >> sacramento tv news crew got close to the action. counter demonstrators got violent with them. a bay area group called bam, was part of the group. >> the nazis tried to come out on the steps and they were driven out and were scurrying back into the building. >> reporter: police say they mad