fÉlix aguirre hijo, firmÓ la peticiÓn, su padre fÉlix aguirre falleciÓ pero el seÑor aguirre dijo, aÚn ocasiones el viernes 27 de marzo y dijo nuestra informaciÓn de contacto con la persona que contesta la puerta. el martes tres 1 de marzo visitamos de nuevo y tampoco estaba. sin embargo el seÑor aguirre hijo, responde con una llamada a nuestro departamento de noticia el mismo dÍa. entrevistado: lo mÁs seguro es que yo no he firmado ningÚn papel. me han hecho la firma diferente y yo no firmÓ. fior: usted es hijo, junior? entrevistado? si, es verdad. fior: declaraciÓn se concurre con informaciÓn del sistema del departamento de elecciones, ya que aguirre junior ross se encuentra en el banco de votantes registrados, algo que comunicar explicaciÓn. el seÑor aguirre experimentÓ un problema tambiÉn se registrÓ como votante cuando se mudÓ y no estaba registrado para votar. aguirre hijo, en entrevista telefÓnica insistiÓ que no firmÓ una peticiÓn de marzo. entrevistado: lo mÁs seguro es que yo en este poco tiempo no haya firmado este papel. fior: en el segundo caso la firma de gonzÁlez, se ref

fÉlix: Ángel aguirre rivero no seguirÁ al frente del cargo.cable su separaciÓn como gobernador. aguirre habÍa solicitado una licencia tras los hechos violentos del solicitÓ al congreso estatal de manera irrevocable su separaciÓn como gobernador. aguirre habÍa solicitado una licencia tras los hechos violentos del 26 de septiembre de 2014 en el municipio de iguala, donde murieron 26 personas y desaparecieron estudiantes. el caso de alondra, la adolescente de 16 aÑos que fue tomada a la fuerza en su escuela por los policÍas de interpol, dejan al descubierto la triste realidad de centenares de niÑos desaparecidos en mÉxico los Últimos aÑos. sandra gonzÁlez tiene datos de esta dolorosa realidad. >> el caso de alondra nuÑez ha destapado la alarmante situaciÓn sobre desapariciÓn de los niÑos en mÉxico. en los Últimos siete aÑos, el caso de extracciÓn ilegal internacional sumando 165, en promedio 21 menores son sacados de la naciÓn ilegalmente por uno de sus padres. >> en el momento que el padre pone una denuncia. >> marÍa elena solÍs es presidente de

now here's nbc bay area's jessica aguirre. jessica aguirre: hello and welcome to our "class action news special." i'm jessica aguirre and tonight we start with a very hot topic for any college-bound high school student and their parents. we're talking about the sat. now taking the sat is a time-honored tradition and a necessity for getting into many colleges. but the test is about to get a makeover. the new sat is almost here and it could be a game-changer. female: have any of you thought about which colleges you would like to go to? jessica: these high school students at impact academy in hayward have a lot to look forward to these days. female: i wanna go to stanford. jessica: including applying to college. female: if not i'll go to uc berkeley. jessica: they're attending a collegespring program that helps students take the high-stakes sat. female: well, it's nerve-wracking, actually. jessica: students here say the sat is daunting, partly because it doesn't reflect what they've learned. mark daniel graham: it's just not, lik

cesar --- fue un reporte de jessica aguirre...los inspectores del departamento de bomberos dicen que ellos podrian encargarse de la seguridad sismica en las escuelas si el estado les da la autoridad legal blanca --- pero hasta ahora eso no ha sucedido. topvo cesar --miles de personas en todo el pais salen a pedir un sueldo mas alto...y el area de la bahia no fue la excepcion.... topvo blanca --se hace un preocupante hallazgo en una playa de la bahia... le diremos porque oficiales a cargo de animales estan en alerta... zoom in camera blanca --- muy buenas tardes blanca ---hoy es el corre y corre del 15 de abril por que es el ultimo dia para la declaracion de impuestos del 2014. cesar ---tiene hasta las 11:59 de esta noche para enviar la planilla tributaria por correo postal, take vo pero tiene que asegurarse que si lo hace por correo lleve el matasellos del dia de hoy. take fs/blanca ---ahora que si no puede hacer la declaracion hoy puede solicitar una prorroga al servicio de impuestos internos, o irs, para tener mas tiempo para pr

sin embargo pues el seÑor aguirre respondiÓ a un llamado. >> yo no firmÉ ningÚn papel. >> entonces, quierormaciÓn del sistema de departamento ya que aguirre no se encuentra en el banco de votante registrado. sindicato que no firmÓ una peticiÓn en marzo. >> lo mÁs seguro es que en este poco tiempo yo no haya firmado ese papel. >> la firma de carmen gonzÁlez sin ninguna inicial se reflejan en banco de datos como votante al norte de la calle cuarto esta falleciÓ en el 2012 en este caso el comunicado indica: " la seÑora gonzÁlez tiene una direcciÓn antigua, confirmamos que si existe una carmen gonzÁlez registrado para votar al este de la calle prestor. univisiÓn 65 logrÓ hablar con una carmen gonzÁlez quien advirtiÓ haber firmado la peticiÓn de hecho ella accediÓ a una entrevista pero Ésta fue cancelada a travÉs del abogado quien informÓ que la esta representando legalmente en este asunto pero Éste ni firma en particular ha levantado mÁs preguntas sobre todo lo que el comunicado de la campaÑa de quiÑones sÁnchez declara es que la seÑora gonzÁlez tambiÉn firmÓ la peticiÓn de man y morales. ante

i'm louis aguirre. >> i'm thea andrews. plus, real clothes for real women.t just bieber but herself. >> there was a lot of people who counted stewart out after her 2004 insider trading scandal

. >> julio martínez toca el arpa, gilberto aguirre toca la viruela, miguel barón toca violin, fernandon . >> la tradición mexicana se puede transmitir con los gritos, los zapateados . >> sí , creo que podemos tener la gente más bullanguera que podemos tener en otro país, el mexicano disfruta la música al 100% de cualquier genero, pero más la música de mariachi, sentarse a escuchar la música es válido, se disfruta más . >> han tocado en todo el mundo . >> el escenario favorito es el palacio de bellas artes . >> todos los lugares se disfrutan , hay diferencias de conciertos, pero el mariachi vargas siempre se entrega . >> que se siente al ver que la gente diga , ellos tocaron, que lo hace sentir a usted siendo el director artístico . >> al mismo tiempo es algo bonito pero con mucha responsabilidad, saber que la agrupación acompañó a grandes artistas, tenemos la obligación de seguir con la tradición de hacerlo como lo hicieron las demas generaciones, lo hicieron bien y dejaron una historia grande, tenemos la responsabilidad de seguir manteniendo la imágen del mejor marichi del mundo . >>

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helen aguirre ferre: you're absolutely right about that. it will be interesting to see if jeb bush runs for president, he married a mexican and he did peace corps. he met her in mexico city. it will be interesting to see how that plays. i was fascinated to see how we presented at cpac, the conservative oppac in the republican party. 25 or 30 people walked out but the rest stayed and he got applause. and he had been pro-immigration reform. but to me says something that we have reached a tipping point and things are beginning to change in this country but that needs political well. -- political will. i will tell you something, a couple of weeks ago, what did john boehner do? he passed the homeland security bill. vote up or down and it passed. the world as we know it, continued. and i think that is a lesson that maybe others are going to notice, that the bread continues to be sliced. dahlia walker-huntington: it is interesting that you talked about jeb bush because his name cannot you mentioned in conjunction with that cannot be mentioned in c

hello, everybody, i'm louis aguirre. >> i'm thea andrews.louis, you spent a little time with the queen of romance novels herself, jackie collins. i heard it got a little heated there. >> what she really feels about "fifty shades" and her epic affair with marl

para helen aguirre este error habÍa sido involuntario y no deberÍa afectar los planes. >> porque si loa hubieran hecho hincapiÉ, eso quedÓ en el olvido. juan carlos: bush tiene 62 aÑos, espaÑol, viviÓ en venezuela ha ganado la gobernaciÓn de florida dos veces. es para algunos entrevistados en miami un hispano mÁs. >> Él es criado en miami. >> hay hispanos y negros, blancos, chinos. juan carlos: aunque todavÍa faltan varios meses para las primarias y bush no afirma sin parar las presidencias, su nombre suena entre marcos rubio y ted cruz. lo que sÍ parece ser un hecho es que los candidatos republicanos o demÓcratas deberÁn conquistar el voto hispano si quiere llegar a la casa blanca. se calcula que para ganarse requiere el respaldo de 40% los voto latino. marÍa: el gobernador de california tuvo que salir a defender las medidas de ahorro de agua que ordenÓ para enfrentar la gran sequÍa que afecta el estado. a jerry brown lo criticaron por restringir el agua mÁs en las ciudades en zonas agrÍcolas. jaime: hoy en california la gente levanta la vista y, literalmente, espera que el cielo mand

i'm janet wang in for jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. cheryl hurd is there. >> and the big question is she was caught but how did she get beyond the secured fence and get beyond the secured perimeters in the first place. >> reporter: she jum pdped the secured perimeter of the southwest corner of the airport. >> she was spotted by an employee virtually at the corner and she was confronted and then they brought in airport operations people to contain her, and she was arrested by san jose police. >> reporter: she was combative and police had to subdue her before making the arrest. an airport worker was the first to see her. >> and they did what they were supposed to do. when you see someone that you don't recognize. >> reporter: police know about investigating the breaches at sjc, because there are five in 12 month, and the most notable is last april when a teenager scaled the fence and jumped into a wheel well of a plane and survived a five-hour flight to hawaii. in august marilyn hartman successfully boarded a flight to los angeles where

good evening, i'm jessica aguirre. >> better late than never. a nice dose of winter is on our doorstep. we begin with rob mayeda. >> we've been watching the winds picking up and it has been a mainly dray night. mild temperatures and southerly winds. 15 to 20 miles an hour. some gusts now getting closer to 30 miles an hour. half moon bay up to 37-mile-per-hour winds and close to 30 in san francisco. what was interesting even though we're in the overnight hours, we have lightning showing up offshore. quite a bit too. this area offauthorize. hail already detected offshore. this is the culprit. some rumbles of thunder and look temperature. a new lightning report happening in real-time on the radar. we can see a lot of moisture. this will continue to approach us as we go through tonight and tomorrow. so thunderstorms in the forecast. especially from 2:00 a.m. to 4:00 a.m. when it moves through the bay area. it looks like, especially for the south bay, this will affect your commute. some ponding on the roads very likely with morning temperatures in th

al jazeera aguirre. >> a reminder you can keep up to date with all the news on our website. lots of opinion comment and analysis. aljazeera.com is the address aljazeera.com. jazeera.com. >> on "america tonight", snuffed out ? quitting tobacco draws users who never started. maintain's christof putzel on vapping and lighting up. also tonight, a contaminated catch? >> i quit

. >> happened last night did near lark and aguirre street. >> we have the story and reaction from theople who know the victim. katie that is brutal to watch. >> it really is. hard to watch i think dan and amma. people who know the victim say he's roger regular on the corner where attacked. police work in the area also know the victim they say he's a nice guy. neighbors though to not recognize the attacker but police hoping you might. >> this video kleevrl show as man walking on lark street and he reaches a homeless man sitting against a wall. >> he pull out a blunt metal object and almost like a baseball swing swingts across the left side of the victim's head knocks him unconscious. >>reporter: happened a little before 9:30 on wednesday night exploratorium police officer carlos fred says the victim lost a lot of blood and need fwid stitches. taking the case personally because he knows the homeless mail. he is a very nice man. he doesn't try to harmony 1. he always hi attorney that says had i to everyone. >> the owner of the before nose the vichlt he says his is name is robert. >> he's

al minuto 17 andrÉs aguirre, se encargaba de sacar este zapatazo y adentro.pas_veracruz. pumas_leones negros. deberÁ analizar el vÍdeo en donde el turco encara al arbitro peÑaloza. seguramente habrÁ castigo... barcelona y real madrid no se despegan le han dado drama al final de la liga espaÑola... en el bÉisbol de grandes ligas los gigantes terminaron sus juegos fuera de casa... ya regresamos con mÁs. william:hemos invitado al joven periodista gerardo burgos... ara hablar de un hombre con conocimientos en el fÚtbol espaÑol vamos a hablar de lo que sucediÓ al barcelona y el real madrid en la jornada de hoy. >> un saludo a los televidentes, te agradezco por invitarme. william: vamos entonces con lo sucedido ayer en la liga porque ni barcelona y real madrid quiere ceder, le han puesto drama al final del torneo, los catalanes parecÍa haber superado un hueso duro de roer. >> es una visita muy difÍcil. han sufrido en los Últimos meses. william: me parece que se equivoca luis enrique al sacar a neymar. >> ser lo dejÓ ver neymar con un gesto de molestia. william: ser

i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai, and it appears that the attack was unprovoked jean elle? >> yes, he said that he needed to go to the b.a.r.t. station, and before he got to the b.a.r.t. station, that pas sensenger attacked. >> and actually, if you are going to the b.a.r.t. station, there is a closer b.a.r.t. station straight ahead. >> for real? >> i should go there? >> yes. >> reporter: cab driver offered to save his pas sensenger a couple of bucks on the fare, but then he noticed that something was wrong wrong. i noticed that something was wrong. >> reporter: the veteran cab driver was right. just before he arrived there, the cab ride turned violent. the man repeatedly hit him with a metal padlock. >> i have a bump on the head, and little blood, but it could have been so worse. >> reporter: he says that the man was trying to steal electronics from the front seat and ran away. he didn't get anything, but he did get something, his sense of security. >> and in a way, it is me against the world in a way. >> reporter: in february, another passenger beat a cab driver

al jazeera aguirre. >> a reminder you can keep up to date with all the news on our website. lots of opinion comment and analysis. aljazeera.com is the address aljazeera.com. jazeera.com. >> on "america tonight", snuffed out ? quitting tobacco draws users who never started. maintain's christof putzel on vapping and lighting up. also tonight, a contaminated catch? >> i quit shrimping with them. i didn't go shrimping anymore. >> "america tonight's" michael okwu, five years after the bp oil spill. is the gulf catch safe to eat? thanks for joining us, i'm joie chen. it is high season on the gulf coast and it's a grim anniversary. five years since the worst oil spill in u.s. history. on april 20th, 2010, the deep water horizon rig exploded leaking over 200 million gallons into the gulf of mexico. while sunshine has returned to the shore there are still deep questions about what lies beneath the surface. "america"america tonight"'s michael okwu returned to the water with those who say they know best, just how much has changed. >> reporter: what kind of fish are you catching in thes

hello, everybody, i'm louis aguirre. >> i'm thea andrews. >> we're inside the case of sofia vergara's her fiance joe manganiello. >>> back to donald sterling. self-proclaimed archiveistarchivist, v.stiviano. a year to the day, his audio wa

good evening, everyone i'm jessica aguirre. this avenue here between post is closed. getting around the city could be a little tricky. >> reporter: it's going to be tricky, now, if you can avoid the area between post and gary do so. as you can see there is major construction going on right now already starting and ending midnight on sunday. now, they're working on a pedestrian tunnel. and i learned tonight with progress you have to have a little pain. the pain comes in the form of a major construction project that will cause some major inconvenience. >> i hope it's not too loud. but i'm not too worried about it. it's a city so it should be loud and crazy. >> reporter: it should be a little crazy at gary and van vanness, all the traffic here would be rerouted to franklin or gary. >> reporter: that tunnel will connect california pacific medical centers under-construction hospital to an office building that will soon be under construction across the street. in the end, san francisco will get a new 240-bed facility that can't come soon enough for this sandwich shop locate

hello, everybody, i'm louis aguirre. >> and i'm thea andrews. plus inside katie couric's new world.resume. >> back to isaiah. the former "grey's anatomy" star infamously fired back in 2007 for a homophobic remark to his cast mate. today, another scandal and social fallout from isaiah's latest rant against comedian chris rock that is anything but funny. >> i know a lot of people take

. >> i'm jessica aguirre. the man who has bneen on the run has been captured in mississippi, and the details of the arrest have not been released. he was in custody on suspicion of child molestation, and there is a news conference tomorrow morning, and of course, we will have details tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. in that newscast. >>> and tomorrow, a deadly confrontation of a police officer an unarmed black man. the officer is being charged with murder, and it is all caught on video. ian kole is with us, and it reveals a lot. >> yes, it does. the witness reported it, and the family lawyer gave it to the fork time, and the officer who has been charged with murder reportedly said that he fear eded for his wife, and warning that the video is graphic, and may be disturbing. >> reporter: a disturbing video leads to a murder investigation. an officer shooting the man in the back as he runs away. today, 33-year-old north charleston police officer michael slager charged in the death of michael scott. he was pronounce

. >> happened last night did near lark and aguirre street. >> we have the story and reaction from theple who know the victim. katie that is brutal to watch. >> it really is. hard to watch i think dan and amma. people who know the victim say he's roger regular on the corner where attacked. police work in the area also know the victim they say he's a nice guy. neighbors though to not recognize the attacker but police hoping you might. >> this video kleevrl show as man walking on lark street and he reaches a homeless man sitting against a wall. >> he pull out a blunt metal object and almost like a baseball swing swingts across the left side of the victim's head knocks him unconscious. >>reporter: happened a little before 9:30 on wednesday night exploratorium police officer carlos fred says the victim lost a lot of blood and need fwid stitches. taking the case personally because he knows the homeless mail. he is a very nice man. he doesn't try to harmony 1. he always hi attorney that says had i to everyone. >> the owner of the before nose the vichlt he says his is name is robert. >> he's

i'm jessica aguirre. >> locks and a security alarm, and it was no match for this intruder. >> the man walked around the woman's home throughout the night. and we have more from ian kole. >> yes raj and jessica, if you walk up to this home, you will see obvious surveillance cameras, and then you will see a sign from the security company, and yet for one man, that is is not enough. he decided to go around the back and force himself inside. >> it is the horror movie that you don't want to watch. >> reporter: it was a terrifying experience for heidi who had this unfolded around 2:00 a.m. after a man went through the mailbox and tried to open up the front door. >> where you will see him first he is coming up here. >> then he went around back and he stopped at the window, and that is when she woke up. within seconds she had locked herself in the closet. >> by then i called 9. 1 and she said to the stay put, and officers are on the way. >> and then the man forced open the sliding glass door. >> and right when he slides it open, and slides it, the alarm goes open. he walks around calmly looki

. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. something the sierra sorely missed, that snow. it's been coming down so hard drivers putting on their chains. earlier today the storm pounded santa rosa with hail. it didn't stick, though because the ground was too warm. but our viewers did capture this video. and this morning the storm created a pool of water on 280. the driver even got stuck. caltrans crews showed up to unclog the drain. the driver turned out to be fine. we have team coverage tonight. terry mcsweeney is up in the sierra. rob mayeda is tracking the storm. but we begin with mark matthews. and mark rather managers in marin county are set to implement new restrictions tonight. they weren't exactly expecting a fight, but it sounds like they going to get one. >> reporter: they may. the water board meeting begins at 7:30. expected to approve the state water board's request for cuts by limiting landscaping to three days a week. the rub here is that in marin county water levels are actually above normal and some residents are wondering why they have to cut. marin's water

i'm jessica aguirre. >>> i'm raj mathai. wave of protesters across the nation and across the bay area. their message. black lives matter. these are live pictures from the chopper over the mission district in san jose. you see below, relatively small group. blocking streets and vandalizing a san francisco police station. they also marched into city hall and stormed into the supervisor's chambers. it was a noisy demonstration. nbc bay area's mark matthews is there at city hall. this wasn't about police brutality. this was also about money. >> that's right, raj. the protests that began at city hall was about income inequality and housing. there were two rallies for black lives matters. one at 24th and mission and marched to city hall and it was pretty clear from the beginning that they intended to join up and disrupt what they called business as usual. organizers from the service employees union suggested a takeover of city hall. >> is it all about the rich and nothing about the poor? nothing about the poor working class? well,

. >>> good evening, i'm jessica aqueera aguirre. >> i'm rob mathai.h limited resources, the embattled police department is shuffling it's staff. using officers who originally had a much different mission. nbc bay area damian trujillo is here. >> reporter: the problem sfot was almaden. they assigned them to patrol the streets of almaden to catch the burglars. now, the problem has moved east and north. they were assigned to catching truants with the task program or daily patrol cars with officers working an extra day on overtime. the tab officers were shipped to the valley to battle a spiking burglary problem. the new hot spot is here in bariesta. the truancy officers are moving again. >> we are going to reassign them. typically, what we do is re-evaluate where some of the crime trends are moving to some of the hotspots. >> police are still crunching the numbers but the website crime report shows

i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. sfo and sjc are on this dubious list.he faa says the bay area airports need to improve security. newly released numbers show that sfo had more security breaches than any american airport over the past ten years. nbc bay area's scott budman joins us from sfo this evening. scott, what is the explanation here? >> reporter: lots of them raj. security officials here admit these breaches are a problem. they say they'll do what they can to try to clamp down. it's not what you want to hear about your local airport, but san francisco international since 2004 had the most intrusions of any airport in the country, 37 of them. >> we're very focused on learning from every single incident. >> reporter: sfo officials say they're cracking down but also note they have 15 miles worth of perimeter to secure six miles of which is water. >> six of these 37 incidents are specifically related to water incidents, boaters in distress, wind surfer that drifted too close. these subjects were met by police by boat, taken back out to the bay area. >>

. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. it sounds odd but it's really about to happen.n in the bay area mid-april. showing you a live look at mendocino county as clouds and a few raindrops are starting to roll in. mayor honda looks at bad news about the drought. let's look at chief meteorologist jeff saniri. >> we'll probably see showers about 10:00. it's all about the gusty winds. we know you felt it if you were outside today. if you planted any new trees in that wind they're probably blowing over there if they're a bay area root tree. right now the winds at 20 miles per hour. the weakened storm system is now 250 miles away. it's picking up some steam and we're beginning to see some raindrops here in extreme northern california. again, not very heavy. only fourth of seven inches at this hour. mainly in napa and sonoma counties, then eventually a heavier zone of rain in santa rosa down toward san jose. in terms of the overall totals it looks like any kind of rainfall will be most beneficial across contra costa and

jessica aguirre is off tonight. a final salute for officer michael johnson, the san jose police officer killed last week in the line of duty. officers from around the country gathered outside the s.a.p. center in san jose in formation to salute honor, and pay their respects to the fallen officer. it was a poignant and emotional day. nbc bay area's michelle roberts was there as thousands of people made their way into the memorial service. let's begin with robert handa. he is live at the s.a.p. center with more for us. robert? >> reporter: well janelle, the family and the police department said they wanted to make sure today's ceremony conveyed not only sorrow and respect, but also an appreciation for michael johnson, the man outside the uniform. hundreds of officers from departments all over the state escorted the procession, bringing michael johnson to the s. s.a.p. center. it was gathering of

. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. san jose police cadet left for another bay area city just one after graduation. we first broke the news on twitter this weekend. now the city is speaking up. damian joins us live from police headquarters with a story you'll only see on nbc bay area. >> reporter: i can tell you the brass upstairs is not happy. they trained a cadet who graduated on friday and by saturday he's on his way to hayward. >> raise your right hand and repeat after me please. >> reporter: they took an oath to protect and defend on friday. 19 san jose police cadets. but one of the 19 apparently were focused on protecting the citizens of a different city. hayward. >> we have no desire to be treating hayward's finest. >> reporter: the mayor said he was disappointed when he heard what we first reported on saturday. >> and you're choosing to serve in san jose. >> reporter: that one of the cadets was planning to move. chief urban confirmed the new hire to nbc bay area. >> it's simply not fair for our residents to be p

. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. there was no rush during rush hour. traffic backed up for miles and for hours after the chp shut down a major freeway interchange before 1:00 this afternoon. the interchange of 101/280/680, and that mess caused by one man perched on the overpass. ian, nearly seven hours of stand still traffic is what we're talking about. >> jessica, traffic was especially bad southbound 680 to 101. those 20-minute commutes turned into two-hour drives. >> reporter: just before 1:00 p.m. a man stood on top of the southbound 680 to 101 interchange, threatening to jump. traffic swells into surrounding neighborhoods and froze the freeways. >> about an hour and a half. >> where are you coming from? >> free mont. >> it's been like an hour now. >> how long does it usually take? >> 5, 10 minutes. >> the freeway shut down the roads snarled, the southbound traffic maps showing miles and miles of red. this couple gave up on driving for the day. >> so we figured might as well leave the car at home and walk to the store. it's faster. because it's cra

i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. some new and ominous information that is picking up the way seismologists are looking at things. we're going show you this map right here that shows you exactly what it is. uc berkeley scientists say they proved the hayward fault in the east bay is connected with another fault, connected underground and on the surface. nbc bay area's ian cull is on the cal campus this evening. what does it mean for us? >> reporter: raj, researchers know that an earthquake along the hayward fault that runs through campus could cause a lot of destruction. but this new discovery shows that that earthquake could be much larger, much stronger, the destruction much more widespread. >> right now i'm standing on the pacific plate, which is moving this way. and on this side over here i'm on the north american plate that is moving this way. >> reporter: the hayward fault has been slipping for years, its path visible from richmond to fremont. people see cracks in their homes and sidewalks. but what they didn't k

. >> i'm jessica aguirre. a bold proposal from governor brown tonight. $10,000 fine for californians identified as water wasters. the fines are one of the tactics he plans to use to get us through these dry years. robert honda was at the state capitol today he's back in the bay area now. i'm almost afraid to ask what the details are. >> reporter: well, we're here at the santa clara water district where a board meeting focused on the drought is just about to start. the water district likes the governor's aggressive stance a lot and also encouraged that the mayor of san jose was at the capitol fighting for one of the district's biggest projects, one that is going to be discussed here tonight. today at the state capitol, governor brown said he wants to go after water wasters. he plans to support legislation that would give water agencies more enforcement power to levy fines, penalties up to $10,000. santa clara water valley district officials say they have already proposed that idea to the state water resource board. since the district inspect sers can only

i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. let's begin with our developing news. the fire season is here. we expect an active and destructive season. right now a fire threatening homes in southern california. let's take you there. crews are busy in apple valley. take a look down below. this is about 50 miles north of is an burn. they're battling this from the air and the ground. one building has been damaged so far. another seven are being threatened by the flames. no word yet on any injuries. we're keeping an eye on it. we'll update you with any development. >>> there is the fear in the bay area. already firefighters have started training for this fire season. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is tracking our conditions here. but robert handa begins our coverage in milpitas. robert? >> reporter: cal fire says the outdoor fire training that began here in the foothills in milpitas usually begins in may. but the drought has changed everything in terms of the timetable for hiring training and what we think of as fire season. the t

. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. new at 6:00 tonight, california's earthquake experts are testing a program that could turn your smartphone into an actual life-saver. it's not the first time we've heard of the idea of cell phones as quake warning devices. but there is a twist. they would like to use your phone's data to help locate the quakes. christie smith is live at the usgs headquarters in menlo park with more on how it would work. >> reporter: this team looked at gps and other features and found them quite useful on the smartphone. now one of the ideas that the smartphone might be able to be used in regions that have big earthquakes. >> this from before. that is exactly what your cell phone is good at measuring. >> reporter: sarah is with the u.s. geological survey and among those looking at a system to use smart phones to try and create an earthquake early warning system. >> the hardware on your phone is really good. shockingly good. it can detect movement and displacement with great accuracy. >> reporter: gps

i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. we'll tell you exactly where this is happening. this is a usually very quiet neighborhood. this is a home on crestview drive near mellanby drive. this is up on the hill in san carlos not far from 280. our nbc chopper showing you now we're still not sure on the relationship between these two people but we do know they are related. the 33-year-old victim was rushed to a local hospital. the suspect, the 66-year-old, is in custody. the sheriff's department says the shooter opened fire because he felt threatened during an argument. we're going to bring you the very latest as we get more information into our newsroom. >>> mandatory vaccinations for school kids may be moving forward. but not without some changes. a state senate committee voted on a controversial vaccine bill that would take away parents' right to opt out of immunizing their children. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live in sacramento and jodi just last week it looked like the bill was faltering, and then today it moved forward. >> jessica, last week things looked very di

i'm jessica aguirre. a dispute between the 49ers and youth soccer leagues over a field next to levi's stadium. some are calling it a land gram. robert honda joins us from the soccer complex. it's expected to erupt at the city council meeting. >> the 49ers say the team would like to replace the 11 acres of field with a sin thetsynthetic surface to accommodate other events and vip parking. the plan leaves others in limbo. zachary coaches a sporting team in the santa clara youth soccer league. one of many groups that use the youth soccer complex. the neighborhood league thought the 49ers made promises when it was building levi stadium to protect it. >> they have an agreement to relocate us and find us a new place, new facility for all of our young kids. >> reporter: bob lang says the proposal first

. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. a neighborhood preschool has been priced out of the south bay. and with it the families that depend on it for care for their family. it's located in south san jose and soon the location of that lot could belong to a housing developer. nbc bay area's michelle roberts joins us from outside the school and many parents are devastated to hear the school is closing and are really facing what are they going to do now? >> absolutely. it's a big question. many of them are sad and upset. this school has been around since 1907. obviously, so much has changed since then including the housing prices. just to give you a little perspective, a one-bedroom will cost you about $2,000 in this neighborhood, meaning this property is extremely valuable. >> this is truly a gym. >> st. elizabeth day home has been a landmark in san jose for a century. >> i like my school and my friends. >> 5-year-old arizona and 120 other preschoolers will have to find new friends next year. and with the school closing, many parents worry they won't be able to afford early education with

i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. is the vatican paying attention to san francisco? it's a rare and high-profile move to oust the local archbishop. and it has bay area catholics taking sides. 100 local catholics have taken out this full-page ad in the "chronicle," demanding action from pope francis, but will the vatican respond? nbc bay area's mark mathews is in san francisco. mark, the story and this ad generating a lot of buzz. >> it certainly is. you know the people behind the ad say that they tried for weeks to talk privately with the pope or his representatives, and it was only when those talks stalled that they decided to go public. archbishop salvatore cordileone has become a national voice in opposition to same-sex marriage traveling to the nation's capital to take part in demonstrations there. he maintains homosexual acts are inherently evil. he wants catholic school teachers to sign a morality clause supporting and abiding by those views, so opponents are taking the unprecedented step on calling on the pope to replace him. >> let me tell you that not only d

. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. i want to take you outside for a live look. golden gate bridge son your left. the storm headed our way will hit the north bay first. and then on the right side you see fremont where you can see that flag whipping in the wind. nbc bay area's marianne favro is south bay where a controversial lawmaker has a controversial idea to help remedy the drought. rob, what are we talk about seeing some raindrops? >> we'll begin to see the rain which is north of the north bay slipping southward. ahead of the cold front the winds now starting to accelerate around the bay area. gusts close to 20. as we head closer to midnight notice the direction out of the south. 30 to 40 miles per hour plus. maybe up to 45 miles per hour wind gusts in some of the hilltops. that's the first stage tonight. then as we head towards midnight into tomorrow morning, that's when the rain begins to arrive. some of that rain could be intense at times. a few showers just offshore for the moment. but the real cold front here with embedded thunder still up here in the no

. >> i'm jessica aguirre.f you're planning to fly out of the south bay this summer you may need extra patience. one two of runways at san jose national airport will be shut down for repairs. a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. scott budman is live with details. scott, this could impact a lot of people's summer vacations. >> reporter: possibly, jessica. airport officials here in san jose tell us one of the runways here will be temporarily shut down this summer for repair. this comes as a pilot is speaking out about safety concerns here. growth has been taking off for years at san jose national airport. >> all right. here we go -- >> reporter: with the newly announced hubs. >> the desire and demand for those companies to see more service, not to mention from residents, is so great, we're seeing great expansion right now. >> reporter: but as the crowds here grow one pilot tells us the airport is seeing some growing pain. >> there's some uneven pavement on the runway. there is some bad pavement in one section

innocent aguirre fouls luke mulholland in an aerial collision. innocent shown the yellow card for a bad foul. morales taking the free kick. the shot is blocked. morales kicks again and scores and the earthquakes lose 1-0. didn't dampen the easter spirit. earthquakes hosting an easter egg hunt for the kids after the game. opening night in baseball is under way in chicago. of course, the giants are in arizona and the a's open up at home against the rangers. >>> for some today forget the colored eggs. dozens of adults dusted off their big wheels for child issues administer fun,ish easter fun. >> i can't believe they're doing this without helmets. today was the 15th annual bring your own big wheel race. adults fully-grown adults raced down this windy san francisco street on vermont and 20th on potrero hill. >> kids got a chance to conquer the curvy raceway. and so did the bull. the winners got a homemade trophy. >> i bet some bumps and scrapes. just surmising. >> this was sponsored by san francisco general hospital. no just kidding about that. >> a b

. >> happened last night did near lark and aguirre street. >> we have the story and reaction from thetie that is brutal to watch. >> it really is. hard to watch i think dan and amma. people who know the victim say he's roger regular on the corner where attacked. police work in the area also know the victim they say he's a nice guy. neighbors though to not recognize the attacker but police hoping you might. >> this video kleevrl show as man walking on lark street and he reaches a homeless man sitting against a wall. >> he pull out a blunt metal object and almost like a baseball swing swingts across the left side of the victim's head knocks him unconscious. >>reporter: happened a little before 9:30 on wednesday night exploratorium police officer carlos fred says the victim lost a lot of blood and need fwid stitches. taking the case personally because he knows the homeless mail. he is a very nice man. he doesn't try to harmony 1. he always hi attorney that says had i to everyone. >> the owner of the before nose the vichlt he says his is name is robert. >> he's a regular guy. is here morn

i'm jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. many of the best and brightest minds in the world are here in the bay area and now so is the department of homeland security. the feds are taking the offensive against hackers who are increasingly targeting our smart phones. scott budman joins us with the latest efforts to keep you safe. >> reporter: the secretary of the department of homeland security says he'd love to hire bay area tech workers and take them back to d.c. with him. instead he says he'll open an office here to help fight cyber crime. with so many of us doing and storing so much on our smart phones, the risk of private data loss has never been higher. >> the hackers are very sophisticated and they are getting in. >> reporter: which is why the department of homeland security says it will soon open an office in silicon valley. >> the government does not have all the answers, nor do we have all the talent by any means. cyber security must be a partnership between government and those of you in the private sector. >> repor

this is the second coming of klan takes over social media the insiders louis aguirre which has more from new york. >> reporter: kathryn over the bridge in brooklyn clinton campaign headquarters are in overdrive. after announcing her presidential bid in grass roots out yesterday tinseltown was quick to join the bandwagon. but how low will large celebrity supporters be this time around? and will house with a pro will help or hurt her run for the white house? >> reporter: after being a staunch overbought of support and pass scarlett johansson joined jut up buyout jennifer lopez and empire start when grace greeley area and run day lee m. dunham and magic johnson and hillary former as in else pull for any color in supporting our decision to run for the big ticket in 2016. the insider was by hillary side throughout her first presidential campaign trail on my exam and this time she is entering the race with the presumed presidential as the upper presumed presidential nominee we're going tasseled much more on the story tonight at 7 on the insider for kron 4 news on louis aguirre back to catherin