you heard anita alvarez saying she posits there is a gun in his hand. the family and their attorney in their lawsuit and in press conferences and in statements to reporters last week say they do not see a gun in his hand. i think that is going to be the real tipping point and the real turning point of this debate, and given the current state of trust or mistrust between the public, between the black community in chicago and the police department and anita alvarez's office, i think it's a debate that is not going to be easily resolved. >> this is a level of transparency we have not seen from this office before. in talking with ari about that, the presentation of alvarez's case about how they came to the conclusion that they would not charge officer hernandez, that's all going over here. meanwhile, we have this morning loretta lynch announcing the department of justice investigation. the reaction to that in chicago has been what? >> reporter: well, the mayor who last week said he didn't want the justice department to come in and see if there was a pattern

. >> reporter: alvarez was working what is called an overnight floater nursing shift at the hospital when a man who appears to have been trying to get to the hospital hit her with his suv in the crosswalk. a flag hangs at half staff at ucsf benioff children's hospital for one of their own. 66-year-old nurse patty alvarez died sunday night after what has been an agonizing few days for her family and coworkers. the nurse was working the overnight shift wednesday night just before thanksgiving. alvarez was crossing 62nd street just outside the hospital to get a stetascope from her car in a parking lot across the street. when an suv hit her in the crosswalk. suddenly, this nurse who spent more than three decades helping patients many of them in the emergency room was an er patient herself. >> they acted valiantly and professionally and did everything they were supposed to do for the initial resuscitation. and they're phenomenal people as well. >> reporter: the driver appeared to have missed the turn for the parking garage, threw her car in reverse and moving backward fast hit alvarez in

. >> this is what states torn anita alvarez saw. the police dash cam video of the shooting of donald johnson in october of 2014. after getting into a scuffle with an officer, the video shows johnson running from officers with what alvarez says is a gun in his hand. a different officer shoots johnson in the back. you don't actually see johnson fall to the ground. alvarez said the video is not good and has no sound, but it was strong enough to help her decide that the shooting was justified. >> mr. johnson resisted arrest and ran into a. part towards an occupied police vehicle that was arriving on the scene. >> alvarez said the fact that johnson was shot in the back while running away was not enough to convince her to the officer was in the wrong. >> johnson could have easily turned around and quickly fired at the officers pursuing him or even fired as he ran. >> the attorney for the johnson family insists that johnson did not have a gun on him and that the video isn't clear enough to show that he had anything in his hand. >> the bigg

alvarez insits she is not covering up anything in this johnson case. the attorney for ronald johnson's case says she is lying. >> i am going to call it as i see it. >> this is what state's attorney anita alvarez saw, the dasdashc after a scuffle with the officer, the video shows johnson running from officers wia different officer shoots johnson in the back. you don't see johnson fall to the ground. al veras says the video is not good and has now sound but it was strong enough to help her decide that the shooting was justified. >> mr. johnson ran into a public park and toward an occupied police vehicle that was arriving on the scene. >> alvarez says the fact johnson was shot in the back while running away was not enough to vince her that the officer was in the wrong. >> johnson could have easily turned around and quickly fired at the officers pursuing him or fired as he ran. >> but the attorney for the johnson family insists johnson did not have a good on him and that the video isn't clear enough to show that he had anything in his hand. >> they turned

i visited with alvarez's family tonight. they did not want to go on camera but tell me their thoughts are focused on her life, not her death. her love for her dog, and her two daughters and grandchildren and three great grandchildren. the youngest, born just a few hours before patty was hit. >> she believed in patient and family-centered care and treated everyone as if they were her own children. >> reporter: co-workers also remembered something patty always wore to work. a contagious smile. >> always with a smile, softspoken, an unbelievable level of calm that really set the tone for the shifts that she worked. that is actually all you can ask for in a nurse. >> reporter: oakland police are not saying much about the crime but a family member tells me that it is -- she has heard that the person was driving so erratically out here that night after the incident because he was trying to get his own child to the emergency room. now, had things gone slightly differently that child might have been taken care of by patty alvarez. >

alvarez died yesterday at a local hospital. a hospital spokesperson released a statement today -- saying "our entire hospital community is grieving the tragic loss of nurse patricia alvarez. patty was a mentor and leader to many in her career at the hospital." two major power outages left thousands of customers in the dark in san francisco and sunnyvale tonight. one outage.reported around six p-m.affected nearly 47-hundred customers in san francisco's bayview and hunters point neighborhoods. it was caused by equipment failure. power was restored by 6:40. another smaller outage was reported in sunnyvale around 5:30 p-m. roughly 21-hundred customers were affected - and the cause remains under investigation. p-g-&e hopes to have the power restored completely by 1 a-m. it was another chilly and grey day here in the bay area. kron 4's dave spahr joins us now with the forecast. how does it look for tomorrow.? >> dave : a weak weather system passing through the bay area this evening may generate some light sprinkles or rain showers. h

alvarez was crossing 52nd st. to get a stethoscope from her car in the parking garage across the street when an suv hit her in the crosswalk. suddenly this nurse who spent more than three decades helping patients, many in the emergency room, was an er patient herself. >> they acted valiantly and professionally and did everything they were supposed to do for the initial resuscitation. they are phenomenal people as well. >> reporter: police say the driver appeared to have missed the turn for the parking garage, through his car in reverse, and moving backward fast it alvarez in the cost walk -- crosswalk. the drivers under arrest on suspicion of driving under the influence and could face more serious charges. after four days at highland hospital in grave condition, sunday night, alvarez's family made the decision to take her off life support. and she died.>> it is tough.>> reporter: the children's director of trauma services work with her for 30 years. >> people looked up to her and counted on her compassion and her

apparently anita alvarez has never read one deposition in this case.ons in this case taken under oath rely on what a nknee ta told you today. we don't have all day so i'll quote from witness a's deposition. question, you never thought it was a gun or anything until the police started telling you that a gun was found and there was no way that the bullet could get in the car without a gun being there. is it your testimony that the idea of a gun came from detectives and not you? witness a has no criminal background whatsoever. that's correct. did the idea come from detectives and not you? answer, that's correct. and did you tell that to the assistant state's attorney that this idea of a gun came from detectives and not you? no, sir, why not? by the time i had the conversation with the states attorneys, i had conjured this notion, the story that i told her was the story we had. me and the detectives logically came to because of the situation. and what they present ed to me. . spoken to me at the detectives at that point. so when i went in to have the conve

the video shows johnson running from officers with what alvarez says is a gun in his hand.ifferent officer shoots johnson in the back. but you don't see him fall to the ground. alvarez says the video is not good, and has no sound, but it was strong enough to help her decide that the shooting was justified. >> mr. johnson ran into a public park and towards an occupied police vehicle arriving on the scene. >> reporter: alvarez says the fact that johnson was shot in the back while running away, does not enough to convince her that the officer was in the wrong. >> he could have turned around and fired at officers. >> reporter: but the attorney for the johnson family insist he didn't have a gun on him. and the video is not clear enough that he had anything in his hand. >> the biggest lie is he said he turned and pointed. and no one can argue that he did not turn or point. >> reporter: the johnson family attorney says the officer who did the shooting was never actually interviewed by alvarez. >> this is the blind leading the blind. >> reporter: and he said the officers never gave

alvarez says the video was strong enough to help her decide that the shooting was justified. >> mr. johnson resisted arrest and ran into a public park and towards an occupied police vehicle arriving on the scene. and she says the fact that he was shot in the back while running away was not enough to convince her that the officer was in the wrong. >> he could have turned around and fired at the officers. >> reporter: but the attorney for the johnson family insists that johnson didn't have a gun. >> the biggest lie is that they said he turned and pointed and no one can argue with that video, that he did not turn or point. >> reporter: alvarez says her investigation relied on the city's independent committee. but he says the officers never gave sworn statements about what happened until after they all watched the video that night. >> the video of the murder of dorothy holm's son was being played on the screen. >> johnson's mother was furious about alvarez's decision. >> if that had been anybody in her family that got killed like that, that officer would have been charged with murder. >

autoridades y personal medico le brindaron primeros auxilios a alvarez, pero fue declarado muerto eny su madre y hermana lloraban la perdida, en plena navidad, de este joven que deja a un nino de 9 meses huerfano y a otro que iba a nacer proximamente. las autoridades no informaron si el abatido tiene historial criminal. ab t48 cesar ---el hallazgo de dos niÑos muertos de 3 y 5 aÑos de edad en una bodega de redding al norte de california... take map ...atrajo a las autoridades hasta un apartamento en salinas en donde realizan una exhaustiva investigacin . take vo ---la polica encontr los cuerpos cuando investigaba los abusos a un tercer menor que se encuentra gravemente herido. ---la polica de redding arrest a dos sospechsos un hore y una mujer quien es dueÑa del apartamento en salinas. ---aparentemente la sospechosa tuvo custodia temporal de los niÑos y ahora las autoridades buscan evidencias. cesar ---esta tarde el concejo de la ciudad de san jose, take vo aprobo la instalacion de un rotulo en la autopista 87 que llevara el nombre del agente "michael johnson" que murio durante el cu

but in fairness to the officers and prosecutor alvarez she says they recovered a gun at the scene.t matched from the car they believe johnson was in earlier that night and that essentially they see this as an open kind of crime scene with a lot going on and ultimately to determine he posed a threat. we'll hear more about the video itself and what experts think they saw with johnson running there and what was he holding if anything and what happened there? >> i want to hear in her words a little bit of tape of earlier today, ari. anita alvarez describing a sort of play by play what she sees in that videotape. >> totality of the evidence establishes the following. at the time of the shootinging, mr. johnson was armed with a handgun. mr. johnson had run from an area where shots had recently been fired. mr. johnson resisted arrest and mr. johnson ran into a public park and towards an occupied police vehicle that was arriving on the scene in that park. >> so, ari, she says the investigation is closed. legally speeging, is that it or does the family have intention of a civil suit? >> wel

also calling for a special prosecutor to replace anita alvar alvarez. the state's attorney for cook county. in investigating these cases. they feel that they can't trust her. she said that that's not going to happen and also getting a special prosecutor is a difficult task. they're also calls -- there's sort of a number of groups gathered here. i have heard calls about just the -- what they say the culture of corruption in the city council and in the city government of chicago, questions about city contracting but i think that the main thing that has galvanized this protest is the ongoing outrage of mcdonald, the oversight of the chicago police department, anger over rahm emanuel and county attorney anita alvarez. >> john yang in chicago, watching the protests right now, 2:12 in the afternoon chicago time downtown chicago. we'll keep an eye on this. ask you to stand by if you could and come back to you seeing more developments this afternoon. thanks so much. >>> we want to turn to the other big story today, two big hearings on capitol hill. we showed yo

driver appeared to have missed the turn for a parking garage, threw his car into reverse and hit alvarez at a high rate of speed. holiday season was supposed to be a joyous -- joyous time for her and her family. her third grandchild was born 12 hours before the crash. alvarez was also planning to retire in march after more than 35 years. >>> a gathering was held in golden gate park to keep a missing man's memory alive temperature years after he disappeared. thirty-nine-year-old former high school executive went missing on november 29th, 2005. his wife says he went for a walk and never dame home. they had two young sons who she has had to raise alone. they are now 14 and 17. she says she organized the vigil because he's never given up hope that her husband will come home some day. >>> for years, it was searching, still getting tips. obviously, the search tapered off. but our hope and desire for them to come back never did. >> and her husband suffered a stroke about a year before he disappeared. and you was taking medication to help control see sures. the hardest part is not knowing what h

. >> illinois state's attorney anita alvarez is lead prosecutor for the cook county human traffickingask force. >> and i think the public, we need to be more aware of yes, it does happen here, it is happening in our own back yard. >> increasingly, the business of sex for sale is moving off street corners like the track in oakland and onto the internet. >> who's going on little barbie? you? >> with profits in the millions alvarez says selling juveniles online is relatively low-risk nearly anonymous crime for the numerous syndicates that traffic in american children. >> i was just calling to see if i could get some company. you'll come to my hotel, right? >> it is frustrating because it's so easy. and when it's out there on the internet on all these websites, it's just so quickly being able to pull it up on the computer, it's frustrating. >> even more frustrating, says alvarez, is the growing number of good kids from loving american families that are bought and sold online. >> and it was extremely easy. i mean, you take pictures, write a few words, and there you have it. >>eet raleigh,

and this is a different time, and the public wants transparency as anita alvarez just said, and this is the way it seems now that they have to announce these things to the public with a massive degree of con t context. >> and it is important, because that is what you want to do, and provide the context that underlies the decision. at the end of the day, it is about the reasonableness of the officer's conduct and so you cannot assess the reasonableness of the conduct until you know the factors that existed at the time. and what were those factors? apparently some type of party, and that is apparently what the decedent now, he is dead and left the party and some shootout involved there and involved the car that he was in with four other individuals and they have to set up what was going on and the chaotic nature of the scene, and ultimately they relied and came back to the law, itself, and they relied upon the supreme court cases, and then that supreme court case basically says that if it is fleeing felon, when can an officer shoot you dead if you are a e fleeing felon, and the answer

ella dijo que sintiÓ un disparo y corriÓ las escaleras y Álvarez estaba volteándose y pidiendo ayuda. riesgo, que no habÍa abuso fÍsico. la policía no ha revelado si Álvarez estaba armado. >> es tiempo de navidad, tambiÉn por el oficial y su familia. beatriz: la policÍa va a revisar videos y grabaciones captados en el tiroteo. con ustedes regresan los estudios. marÍa: dos personas arrestadas bajo sospecha de torturar a una niÑa de nueve aÑos. nos vinculan con el hallazgo de los cadÁveres en una bodega de salinas. los cuerpos son los hermanos de 3 y 5 aÑos. leÓn: el hombre acusado de matar una mujer en el muelle de san francisco estÁ buscando que se le presenten cargos por disparar de manera accidental. su abogado dice que no puede ser culpado si la bala rebotÓ antes de matarla. marÍa: detuvieron a un hombre que conducÍa un automÓvil robado. manejaba un auto negro en sentido contrario por la avenida pacÍfico. un agente le ordenÓ detenerse pero aceleró. calles mÁs adelante chocÓ contra un poste y huyÓ a pie. una joven de 17 aÑos recibiÓ un disparo en el torso. luz: a eso de las 6:30 de

but they did identify him as hector alvarez, 19, of san jose. they say he did not live at the apartment where the officer-involved shooting happened around 7:00 last night. his sister alma gave me this picture of him and his 9-month-old baby girl laila, a baby he shared with his girlfriend, with who he was fighting with last night in the apartment complex. two officers responded to the 911 call, a neighbor of a domestic dispute found them in the parking lot and ended with an officer firing a begun. >> they started shooting him. he didn't have a gun or anything. we are trying to find out what happened. >> reporter: now, to be clear, the family's saying that hector alvarez did not have a gun but we are waiting from gilroy to confirm whether that is the case, if they found a firearm on the scene belonging to hector alvarez. the victim's mother also at the scene earlier at the apartment complex, emotional, crying. the apartment complex is near gilroy high school. i want to make clear, gilroy police are still issuing a press release. we haven't gotte

anita alvarez. more demonstrations today calling for mayor rahm emanuel to step down after a police indictment in the shooting death of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. other big developments we are watching today, two separate demonstrations demanding mayor emanuel's resignation, most notably at a so-called die-in. coming up at 4:30, people who say they have been victims of police brutality rally for the prosecution of police officers. we have a series of reports live on the ground and at msnbc world headquarters in new york. i want to begin with john yang. he joins us from the city hall in chicago. john, explain the reaction of the mayor's office, what effect, if any, these protesters are having on his ability to lead. >> reporter: well, clearly this is the biggest crisis he's faced since he became mayor about five years ago. and his response has been evolving. it was a little stumbling at the beginning. the speech yesterday was an effort to try to own this, to try to say unequivocally that he was sor

alvarez's third grandchild was born just 12 hours before that crash and alvarez was also planning tofter more than 35 years. >>> time now is 536 tim fair and impartial. a gathering was held to keep allover the memory of a missing man ten years after he disappeared. jerry tang, a 39-year-old former high-tech executive was last seen november 29th, 2 o 005. his wife says tang went for a walk and never came home. they have two young sons who she has raised by herself. they are now 14 and 17 years old. mrs. t -- tang says she's organized a vigil because she's never given up hope her husband will come loam some day i. >>> for years, it was still searching, still getting tips. obviously the serge tapered off but our hope and desire for them to come back never did. >> now, joyce says her husband suffered a stroke about a year before he disappeared. he was taking medication of controlled see sures. she says the hardest part is not knowing what happened to him or where he might be. convictions of so-called killers. 2012, the sheriff's apartment used a backhoe to recover bones from a well in ly

anita alvarez was already having some trouble in her re-election bid.to endorse her for re-election, calling for an open primary in that seat. but luis gutierrez, the most prominent latino politician in cook county, in chicago, not only sort of not supporting her, but withdrawing her support -- his support for her, having already pledged to endorse her, saying that he's withdrawing that endorsement and will not vote for her. she's facing a stiff challenge. the primary filing deadline was actually the 30th. so we now know that she has two challengers in that race. it's going to be a tough race for her to hold on to. of course she can't be fired the way that gary mccarthy was fired this morning by mayor emmanuel. that's something the voters are going to have to decide and pass their judgment on. kate? >> and john, the mayor was also questioned today about whether he's got enough support. what are you hearing now? >> well, i think the mayor is, he doesn't have to face re-election for another three years. he was elected -- or another four years, actually. h

police say alvarez fought with the woman. when police arrived to break it up, they say alvarez charged at an officer. a four-year veteran of the force. police haven't said whether he was armed with a weapon. abc 7 news reporter chris wynn will have a live report coming up. a police chase ended tragically. this morning's chase began in oakley when drivers tried to pull someone over for a stop sign. >> investigators began a search for the driver, made an arrest. the person had some minor injuries that appear to be the result of being in a collision. >> a fire broke out. the district attorney is investigating the case and the crash. >> more animal cruelty charges against a man who went on a three-month cat-killing spree. >> the prosecutor says that robert farmer began snatching cats through october. he was supposed to enter a plea here at the san jose courthouse. but the prosecutors surprised everyone by telling the judge that she had added more charges. that she had found more cats victimized. the bail was upped to 125, $000. >

police say, 19- year- old hector alvarez. was shot and killed by police when he charged at them.police were called to a home in gilroy on monday. for a report of a domestic violence disturbance. the person who called police. reported, that a woman, believed to be his girlfriend, was hiding from alvarez as he was threatening her. gilroy officers wear body cameras. the video is currently under review. el cerrito police are looking for this woman. 50- year- old alicia osibin. she is accused of killing her adopted mother. earlier this month, police found the remains of 90 -year- old mary osibin, inside the garage of alicia's former home. located along leneve place. police say, she was shot to death. investigators believe the crime happened several months ago. alicia osibin has not been seen since august. a woman who uploaded photographs of herself on a stolen cell phone. has turned herself in. el cerrito police had been looking for 18- year old tasja dowell. seen in this selfie. police say, dowell violently robbed a high school girl of her phone last month. then used it to take selfi

hit and killed by an suv outside the hospital. 66-year-old patricia a alvarez worked at children's for 36 years. she was identified today as the woman hit and killed in a crosswalk on 52 street on wednesday. police think the driver had been drink and was backing up at the time. alvarez was set to retire in march. >>> there are new developments tonight in the arrest of the so-called hot cop of the castr castro. christopher coors san francisco police officer now accused of hit-and-run. tonight we have obtained new surveillance video showing someone running away from the scene of the weekend crash. here's melanie woodrow. >> just the most compassionate kind person you can ever meet. >>reporter: diaz says his close friend victor perez was helping load musical equipment into a car when the driver of this dodge charger hit perez and another friend. >> jaw broken in 3 places. and his leg is broken. >>reporter: driver ditched the dodge but police quickly identified who was behind the wheel. >> this is a 79 dodge christopher coors sf pd. >>reporter: 38-year-old officer coors is 7 84 veteran wit

nurse patricia alvarez was taken off life support after being struck by a suspected tru eed d driver in front of the hospital yesterday. leaves behind two daughters, three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. the youngest born the same day alvarez was hit. >> she believed in patient and family centered care and treated everyone as if they were her own children. >> oakland police are not releasing the name of the suspected drunk driver. >>> coming up next, a short stint for california's top oil regulator questions he raised about governor brown costing him his job. 4shot ad lib toss to wx >>> you walk in the door and you see that warming trend. >> feels almost tropical. >> the appropriate word. >> anything is better, i guess, than 20s. >> we had a freeze warning. >> four mornings that we had that freeze morning up. this morning we don't have it. patchy fog to an ou right freeze. right now, though, san francisco you can see we don't have fog, we have high clouds moving on top of the bay area right now, which will also act a little bit like a blanket keeping our temperatures in

they have identified him as 19- year-old hector alvarez. what's more, those who were there at the time of the shooting are making a bold statement. they are saying that hector alvarez had his hands up when cops fired. crews washed away blood from the driveway where the man was shot and killed by police and neighbors are getting a close look at the bullet holes from the shooting. eduardo and his family weren't home at the time of the incident. his girls sit and watch tv on the other side of the wall. what would have happened if you were home? >> i don't want to think. i don't really want to think about that. i asked the officer if the bullet could go all the way through. he said yes. >> reporter: last night at 7 p.m. gilroy police got a domestic violence call. when officers arrived they heard screaming coming from the second floor unit. as officers got closer, the suspect came out and they faced off in the carport. >> they are in the carport area. they met halfway between the parking lot and the apartment. some interaction occurred where the

. >> reporter: alvarez was working what is called an overnight floater nursing shift at the hospital when a man who appears to have been trying to get to the hospital hit her with his suv in the crosswalk. a flag hangs at half staff at ucsf benioff children's hospital for one of their own. 66-year-old nurse patty alvarez died sunday night after what has been an agonizing few days for her family and coworkers. the nurse was working the overnight shift wednesday night just before thanksgiving. alvarez was crossing 62nd street just outside the hospital to get a stetascope from her car in a parking lot across the street. when an suv hit her in the crosswalk. suddenly, this nurse who spent more than three decades helping patients many of them in the

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the man shot is identified as 19-year-old hector alvarez. the girlfriend says alvarez had his hands up and was complying with orders when he was shot. gilroy police are not confirming that tonight. >>> san francisco officers have a new policy when they point a gun at a person. this is in response to this confrontation in bay view when officers shot and killed mario woods. now, any time officers point a gun at someone, it needs to be reported to their supervisor as a use of force incident. >>> tonight, san francisco won't be getting a new jail. the board of supervisors voted down a plan to build the new $240 million facility. the state would have helped pay for it but organizers fought it. they say the city needs a new jail to house more inmates. >>> the cafes in north beach are a bit dim tonight. one of the neighborhoods well known sketch artists stewart jackson was brutally beaten near van ness and market. stewart was talking to a street fair september 5 when the suspect came up and hit him on the head so hard it crushed his skull. the 74-y

hit and killed by an suv outside the hospital. 66-year-old patricia a alvarez worked at children's for 36 years. she was identified today as the woman hit and killed in a crosswalk on 52 street on wednesday. police think the driver had been drink and was backing up at the time. alvarez was set to retire in march. >>> there are new developments tonight in the arrest of the so-called hot cop of the castr castro. christopher coors san francisco police officer now accused of hit-and-run. tonight we have obtained new surveillance video showing someone running away from the scene of the weekend crash. here's melanie woodrow. >> just the most compassionate kind person you can ever meet. >>reporter: diaz says his close friend victor perez was helping load musical equipment into a car when the driver of this dodge charger hit perez and another friend. >> jaw broken in 3 places. and his leg is broken. >>reporter: driver ditched the dodge but police quickly identified who was behind the wheel. >> this is a 79 dodge christopher coors sf pd. >>reporter: 38-year-old officer coors is 7 84 veteran wit

police have not said if alvarez was armed with a weapon.roy police are issued body cameras. >>> prosecutors today added six new felony charges against a san jose transient accused of abusing cats. robert farmer was arrested in november on three charges of animal cruelty. he faces nine felony counts. bail was set at $125,000. farmer did not enter a plea. prosecutors say farmer has a long history of abusing cats. police say he was found in a neighborhood where several cats were missing or found dead. >>> another chilly morning is in the works, but what about our next chance for rain? meteorologist rosemary orozco is back with her complete forecast. [ d[ bark ] ] there it is! [ gasps ] oh no! look, the sky's awake! ♪ that. was. epic! [ bark ] >>> a warning tonight about a hot holiday gift after it got too hot in the east bay. john sasaki wept to brentwood today, where a hover board caught fire when someone went to ride it. >> reporter: this year, this could be the big present that a lot of people get. a battery powered hover board. but one cur

alvarez was hit by a suspected drunk driver by walking -- while walking at a crosswalk. she died on sun sunday. her third grandchild, a baby girl, was born 12 hours before the acrash. she was planning to retire in march. >>> invest faters testimony us here that a man found dead yesterday morning not san jose died from exposure. the body was discovered just off interstate 280 on south first vote. this week marks one full year since san jose store down a homeless camp nearby referred to as the jungle. hundreds of people were forced out. many do not have housing. some are living not a homeless camp under highway 87. >> we're not bad people. we're not drug addicts and alcoholics. we're not bad. we're just like regular people. we want to get back in the house. >> the mercury news report says the council passed a proposal last night to require a motel west of interstate 808 and converted to temporary housing for the homeless. >>> in berkeley, the city council approved a set of laws regulating the behavior of people on city streets. despite opposition from homeless advocates, c

---alvarez dej a un niÑo de 9 meses y a un beb prximo a nacer./cesar ---dos agentes de la polica de san francisco enfrentan serias acusacionesor uso excesivo de estado... --- tambien habrian involucrados en la muerte de "mario woods", un joven afroamericano, sospechoso de apuÑalamiento quien fue baleado por los uniformados...... ---los agentes se encuentran bajo investigacin por estar implicados en un tiroteo en 2009 y una golpiza en 2013... vo/cesar ---en san jos la polica sigue buscando al sospechoso que bale a una adolescente cuando intentaba robarle el vehculo. ----la victima se encontraba en el parque almaden lake en el auto de unos amigos pero habia dejado su vehculo encendido. ---el sospechoso aprovecho la oportunidad y huyo en el carro de la vctima, que fue herida en el cuello y se recupera de sus heridas.. cesar --- esta mañana ms de 600 mil familias en los angeles recibieron una notificacin para que no enviaran a sus hijos a las escuelas. take vo ---una presunta amenaza terrorista enviada a un miembro de ese distrito escolar provoc el c

notary public is 62346-year-old patricia alvarez. she die -- 66-year-old patricia alvarez. died sunday night from injuries suffered in that crash last wednesday. flags at the hospital were half staff in her memory. police say she was working the overnight shift. she was walking to her car to get a stethoscope when the suspected drunk driver hit her in the crosswalk. >>> she has devoted her whole life here to the children and the community that we serve. and we miss her a lot. >>> investigators say the driver appeared to have missed the turn for a parking garage, but his car in reverse, and hit ifer miss alvarez going very fast. the holiday season was supposed to be a happy time for her and her family. her third grandchild, a baby girl, was born just 12 hours before that crash. and she was planning to retire in march. >>> san francisco police are asking for the public's help to find a 19th century violin that was stolen from a car. erica was only eight years old when her parents bought her that violin. she's won several prestigious music competitions while playing it. erica

francisca: tambiÉn llega la doctora nancy Álvarez para decirnos cÓmo a traer mÁs amor a nuestras vidaspor esa nueva compaÑÍa. alan: en lo "mÁs in" la modalidad de hacer ejercicios en la oscuridad. francisca: no pagues de mÁs a llevar tu maleta, te mostramos los modelos ideales para que ahorres mucho dinero. alan: llegan nuestros detectives de la moda para decirnos quiÉnes fueron los famosos peor y mejor vestidos de la semana, y agÁrrense que hoy viene jomari goyso. francisca: las aplicaciones mÁs populares de navidad. alan: en "despierta amÉrica", la casita mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn. francisca: y el programa con mÁs actualidad, ayuda y alegrÍa! hoy es viernes! ♪ ♪ johnny: seÑores buenos dÍas, es viernes 18 de diciembre de 2015, y solamente faltan 7 dÍas para navidad, pero hay que decirlo como va. >> hoy es viernes! francisca: ya falta poquito para el 24 de diciembre, los invitamos para que no pasen en familia, creen momentos, coman mucho, no hay dieta que valga. alan: los queremos invitar a compartir toda la felicidad con la familia de mediciÓn desde las 9 de la noche, el 24 de diciem

alvarez was planning to retire in march. >>> 5:05ment ane. coli outbreak linked to a farm in tray city -- tracy is expanding. more stores are pulling contaminated products off their shelves. alex savidge to testimony us which businesses are joining this recall. >>> it looks like we lost his signal. we will find out more about this expanding recall relating toe. coli. stay tuned for that report. >>> if united states is about to bridge back the war on isis and send more special operations troops to iraq. >>> defense secretary says the us is expanding. carter told congress that over time these troops will be able to conduct raids, free hostages, gather intelligence and capture isis loders. the u.s. forces will be in a position to conduct operations into sjria. >> it puts everybody on notice in syria. you don't know who is going to be coming into the window. that is the sensation we want all of leadership and followers to have. >> the different secretary did not offer troop numbers. employment was being done in cooperation with the iraqy governme

alvarez's third grandchild was born.alvarez was planning to retire in march. >>> several businesses at an oakland office building near jacqueline and square. athey're closed today because of a fire last night. those flames burst from testify complex about 7:15 last night. it includes office spaces and condos is right next door to us. here at ktvu. firefighters say the building didn't have any stops in between doors so the flames just raced up into the attic space. i thought it was on the other side of the conference. i just thought it was an alarm no big deal. i was sitting inside watching tv not paying attention. i come outside, and i'm like uh oh. >> the cause of that fire is under investigation no. one was hurt. the womenning was heavily damaged as firefighters had to force open ceilings and break room walls to look for hotspots. >>> 6:08. mark zuckerburg introducing his new baby girl to the world. coming up in 15 minutes the other very big announcement he and hiss wife made that involved donating much of nary foreign

who was hit and killed by a suspected drunk driver right outside the hospital. 66-year-old patricia alvarezs working the overnight shift and had returned to her car to retrieve a stethoscope when a suspected drunk driver in an suv hit her in the crosswalk. >> she's beloved, and she's a true nurse's nurse, and a mentor to all our younger oncoming nurses. >> investigators say the driver appeared to have missed the turn for a parking garage and put the car in reverse when he hit alvarez. the baby girl was borne. she was planning to retire in march after more than 35 years in nursing. >>> more outrage in chicago. the police officer accused of shooting and killing a 17-year- old, firing 16 shots is now out of jail on bond. officer jason van dyke posted $150,000 bond after his lawyer assured the judge way not try to flee. the protesters marched in chicago after a video was released showing laquan mcdonald. earlier in the day at least 10 naacp protesters demanding police reform were de tanned at city hall. chicago's police union continues to defend the actions of officer van dyke. >> he resorted t

. >> police say the suspect, identified as 19-year-old hector alvarez charged at the officer. >> there was yelling and screaming and i heard three shots. >> more screaming ensued. >> she yelled he can't breathe, help him. >> alvarez died at the scene of the shooting. family members say he was there to see his estranged girlfriend and their 7-month-old baby girl. police would not confirm whether or not the suspect had a weapon, saying the case is under investigation. neighbors remain stunned by what happened. >> i'm surprised. i didn't want my daughters to see him dying. >> reporter: officers won't say whether the camera was in operation. >>> police in pal yes alto are looking for a man who assaulted a 12-year-old girl yesterday afternoon as the girl was walking home. the girl says she went to open the door and the man surprised her. she says he put his hand over her mouth and kissed her on the cheek. she screamed and he ran away. >>> the drought has taken a toll on chinook salmon. surveys done on juvenile salmon show only 5% survive winter in 2014. the drought kept the sacramento river

. >> this is what state's attorney anita alvarez saw.e dash cam shooting of ronald johnson in 2014. after getting into a scuffle with an officer, the video shows johnson running with officers with what alvarez says is a gun in his hand. a different officer shoots johnson in the back, but you don't actually see johnson fall to the ground. the video is not good, and has no sound, but it was strong enough to help her decide that the shooting was justified. >> mr. johnson resisted arrest and ran in a public park and toward an occupied police vehicle that was arriving on the scene. >> alvarez says the fact that johnson was shot in the back while running away was not enough to convince her oh that the officer was in the wrong. >> johnson could of easily turned around and quickly fired at the officers pursuing him or even fired as he ran. >> the attorney for the johnson family insists that johnson did not have a gun on him and that the video isn't clear enough to show that every had anything in his hand. >> the biggest lie is that they said he

anita alvarez is up for re-election in march.ese demonstrations might still have a lot of momentum by march. mayor emmanuel isn't up again for another three years. he's got three years to mount a charm offensive, shep. >> how would you describe the demeanor and size of the crowd relative to previous demonstrations? >> it grew in size and passion throughout the day. particularly after the mayor's speech. which obviously is exactly what he didn't want. as far as the size of the crowd right now, when there was this short standoff with police at the intersection of randolph and michigan, a ball park it about half the crowd. younger section of the crowd took off heading westbound. and therefore they decreased the size of the crowd. but still you have a very large crowd here at the intersection of michigan and randolph blocking traffic right now, shep. >> the crowd, this group is asking for the removal of the mayor. they've already gotten the removal of the police chief. do they have other demands? >> there are a lot of different deman

who are calling for the mayor's resignation, for anita alvarez's resignation, and they should take heed. i think that the changes that need to happen though go beyond the mayor and go beyond anita alvarez resigning. i think these are the first steps of creating a transformative and structural change right. >> hold on a second, transformative and structural change. give it in a layperson's language, what does that mean? >> that means that the police need to be defunded. need to be disinvested in. in the case of chicago, 40% of the city's operational budget goes to the police. meanwhile, in the span of two to three years, we've seen schools, up to 50 schools being closed, in predominantly black and brown neighborhoods. we're on poise to see another slate of schools being closed, attacks on teachers, attacks on workers, in terms of low-wage workers not having livable wages, not having -- being able to have union representation to -- >> you're talking about -- sorry to interrupt -- you are talking about transferring funds from chicago police to other needs. but you're not talking about the

the man in question was 19-year-old hector alvarez of san jose. >> the suspected made deliberate moves that he had a weapon. >> things got heated after a quick exchange. police say the suspect then clarj ds at the officer. >> there was yelling and screaming and i heard three shots, one, two, three. >> alvarez was shot and pronounced dead at the scene. but nearly one day after the shooting, gilroy are issued body-worn cameras, but for now, it's unclear if the camera was turned on. the officer involved in the shooting is on paid add m administrative leave. >> police are on the look for a second suspect who spent several months at the hopt recoverings. burgess turned himself in, but police are still looking for brown. the explosion left two buildings uninhabitable. they were using butane to create marijuana hash oil when their makeshift lab exploded. >> one person died hitting a hydrant and a utility pole. the chase began in oakly. the drooicher sped away and crashed in antioch. the passenger was killed, but the driver got out and started running. police captured that driver. >> a man put

. >>> new york Álvarez cambiÓ la mÚsica por escenarios para jugar basketball por una buena causa todosno necesites tomar días de reposo dependemos de nuestra valentía. el valor que aparece cuando más lo necesitamos... y cuando el cáncer menos lo espera. valentía. somos más los que estamos sobreviviendo el cáncer que los que fallecen a causa de él. envía tu donativo hoy a la sociedad americana contra el cáncer. tengo dos razones para por o es que uso meta meta está clínicamente probado que ayuda a bajar el colesterol. prueba meta hoy. y prueba una barra de meta health para tener una merienda sabrosa y saludable para el corazón. (♪mÚsica♪). >>> gente mi raza ya estamos de regreso y bueno pues creo que todos ustedes la mayorÍa ha escuchado hablar de la neumonÍa pero pocos saben lo peligrosa de la enfermedad capaz de causar la muerte, hoy el doctor jorge rodrÍguez estÁ con nosotros desde los Ángeles para explicarnos cÓmo prevenirla y por quÉ este padecimiento respiratorio no es exclusivo del invierno, muy buenos dÍas doctor gracias por estar con aquÍ? >>> el placer es mÍo. >>> doctor vamos

i'm randy alvarez. today's topic -- replacing missing teeth with dental implants. and according to my first guest, she says nobody should be no more dentures.

alvarez charged vandyke with first degree murder last week, the same day the video was released. they think politics played a role. emanuel denied those accusations and on wednesday, rebuffs called for his resignation. >> we have a process, it is called an election, the voters spoke. >> anger is now building over the investigation of another police shooting the officer claimed he turns around and pointing a gun at him. >> dorothy holmes 25-year-old son was shot and killed by a chicago police officer last year. he wasn't raised hike that. >> the attorney says he has seen the dash cam video and is trying to get it released to the public. >> the video doesn't show him turning at all, he never turns, he was unarmed and running full speed away. >> he is trying to rebuild trust with the city on monday he fires the police superintendent and announce add new task force will review police accountability this is a work in progress, it is the beginning of a solution toward a problem. >> but political science professor said the problem probably can't be fixed with the task force or personnel

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