¡antonio! ¡qué no, antonio! ¡antonio! [algarabía] ¡qué vengas métete en aquí! el coche. que las iba a pagar, pero sólo si ganábamos el televisor. ¡cállate! ¡venga! venga, sube a casa a la parroquia a devolver esa ropa, ahora mismo. el último favor que te hacemos, ¿eh? que te vayas a la parroquia a casa. arriba, hombre. esta noche después de la cena menudo rollo. esta noche después de la cena, te vas a acostar, hijo por idiota. ¡jolín! papá, ya, podrías comprar una "tele" chiquitita. otra vez con la misma monserga. a ver, en dónde... puse las llaves que las tengo aquí. &%$#. como la he pasado yo mal merche, cuando he visto a todos mis compañeros detenidos. yo me voy a aburrir. mira, me estás levantando un dolor de cabeza. venga, pasa, tú y yo tenemos que hablar, ¿eh? pasa y trae el abrigo. trae el abrigo. anda. merche. ¡ave maría purísima! ¡ja! ¡pedazo de "tele"! ¿y esto? ¡qué televisión más bonita! ¡herminia! ¿de dónde ha salido este aparato? pues... de dónde va a salir de mis puntos. espero vivir lo suficiente pa' pagarle a desi, todas las letras que le he firma'o. mira

. >>> la impotencia y el dolor invaden a francisco, porque la víctima fue antonio, un joven de 21 años>> Él no se mete con nadie. >>> las heridas y lesiones son visbles en el joven, todo inició cuando antonio iba rumbo a la panadería de su papá, se cubrió con un gorro, porque hacía frío. >>> lo tenían contra el piso, lo estaban golpeadno, le tenía una rodilla en la espalda. >>> como si no fuera suficiente,el oficial le roció gas pimienta. >>> toda la gente le decía que tenía sindrome de down ,pero todos lo conocen de aquí. >>> el policía le dijo a un hombre cállate o te arresto. >>> pero ni las súplicas ni los evidentes rasgos físicos de antonio fueron suficiente. >>> antonio trata de explicar cómo pedia ayuda. >>> Él no iba a hacer nada, él es muy inocente, no hace nada, decía, help, help y gritaba jessica, jessica, karina, no podíamos hacer nada, porque los policías nos decían stay back y nos apuntaban con al pistola. >>> como si se tratara de un delincuente una docena de agentes fueron llamados como refuerzos. >>> cuando miraron que tenía sindrome de down, se lo llevaron al hospital

but increased growth also brings increased problems. >> for the longest period, san antonio was known as a large city with a small-town mentality. san antonio is the 7th largest growing city in the country. >> narrator: no more apparent than just outside downtown in the solid brick fortress that is the bear county jail. it's where anyone charged with criminal acts in san antonio will surely spend some time. >> my father always said nobody comes to jail for being nice. one thing we have to remember is people coming to jail have not been found guilty yet. >> most of the 3500 men and women housed in bear county have only been charged with crimes under awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. others have been convicted and are serving short sentences or are awaiting trial in prison. he is currently awaiting charges of assault and vehicle theft, to which he's pled not guilty. >> i've been cut with razors, all around here. i mean, i got cut with a knife when this dude put six razors in a toothbrush. >> somebody tried to stab me in the chest and heart. it's been rough. i've been in t

antonio, no puedes arrestarlo, no después de lo que hizo.tonio. hey, alto, servicio secreto. oye, suéltame, ¿qué te está pasando? déjame ir, déjame. maldición, todos son iguales. tenemos que revisar todos los bolsos. ¿qué pasa? hicieron suficiente uranio para fabricar una bomba es posible que lo hayan hecho llegar a italia, debemos revisarlos, vamos, vamos, ábranlos. (hombre) ¿quién lo dice? somos del servicio secreto, abran los bolsos. (hombre) abran sus bolsos, abran sus bolsos. (hombre 2) Ábralo, ábralo, ábralo. (mujer) ¿qué está pasando? abra su bolso. muévase. [personas hablando al tiempo] abra su bolso. vamos, ábralo. [personas hablando al tiempo] ♪ ¿qué está haciendo, brain? (brain) este teléfono era de filippo lunardi, el hermano de giada, y con él dieron la orden de matar a marco tancredi y a los otros. ¿qué importancia puede tener? no quiero dejar el trabajo a medias. bien, las llamadas son de un número encriptado, son códigos militares. ¿puede rastrear la fuente? tal vez no le hayan dicho, pero la verdad soy bueno en el trabajo. e

antonio trata de explicar lo que pasÓ, y como pidiÓ ayuda a su hermana jessica que no pudo hacer nadanosotros. >>> y una docena de agentes fueron llamados, y fue al parecer en ese momento que se percataron de la condiciÓn mental de antonio. >>> ya cuando miraron que tenÍa este problema se lo llevaron al hospital. >>> fue curado y dado de alta. los agentes lo dejaron libre pero no sin antes darle una infracciÓn. >>> nos dicen aquÍ estÁ la multa, una multa porque se resistiÓ. >>> la indignaciÓn llevo a esta familia, y se presentaron en la panaderÍa para pedir una disculpa. >>> me dijo el oficial que vas a hacer en navidad, le dije nada, y dijo te voy a regalar un turkey, y le dije mi hijo no vale eso. >>> la vocera del alguacil reconociÓ que fue un error, dijo que no se percatÓ de su capacidad, y prometiÓ una revisiÓn interna del caso, el padre de antonio dice que no se quedarÁ de brazos cruzados. >>> tengo que proceder, porque no quiero que esa clase de oficiales haya en nuestra comunidad. y evitar otro incidente asÍ. >>> el oficial que arrestÓ a antonio estÁ trabajando y no fue objeto

antonio, you are correct inasmuch as you can't get a criminal charge for this. however, this is an administrative hearing. you can be held responsible for that weapon being in your living area. it was in your assigned living area. therefore, i'm going to find you guilty of the charge. take him back there and put him back in his cell, mr. jackson. >> is it -- what facts are you saying -- >> based on the fact that mr. jackson told me he found it on your bed, under your pillow. i don't see no reason for him to lie on you. do you see a reason -- >> no, no, no, no, i don't doubt that. but the reason to doubt is that i wasn't in the cell and that anybody got access to that area. this is laying on top of my bed, under my pillow. >> under your pillow. >> under my pillow? so you believe i leave my -- a knife under my pillow? >> i believe you should have looked before you left. if it wasn't you -- >> i did. i cleaned my area before i left. you know you got to clean the area for the institutional run. >> i'm going to hold you responsible for it. >> i think that's a bunch o

address. >> keep your hand down. >> address. >> [ bleep ]. >> san antonio?u got it. you got it. you got it. >> i go out. i got it. i got it. >> officer delgado is in for a tough day of training. >> i am about to be tassed. >> get down on the ground. put your hand behind your back. do it now. taser. taser. taser. >> lay her down. let her go. >> don't move. this is not connected. >> that's it. >> that's the effects. five second. >> we want the guys to be able to function under any circumstance. you don't want anybody going home any other way than from the way they came. >> i just finished being sprayed with oc in the eye. oc in the mouth. and getting washed off. then getting tased. all in a day's work. i love my job. >>> training is put into action on a nearly daily basis at bexar county. a code two. a major disturbance. requires the team to rush to the special observation unit. an inmate has been throwing chairs and trash throughout the day room. when they arrive the inmate has returned to his cell. but since it is arnulfo guerra, the matter is far from close

it's okay, antonio. what was you hitting your head on the wall in there in your cell?hy don't you tell me about that? >> yeah. my daughter, she's got the flu and all that. so i just started crying. >> so that is why you got upset and was hitting your head on the wall and flooded and everything? >> yep. >> you've got about another 45 minutes or so. >> i'm done. my head hurt. >> well, no wonder your head hurts, you was beating it on the wall. i mean what -- that didn't solve nothing, did it? >> nope. >> you beating your head on the wall is part of what got you in here. you know, you could be in your cell, you could be upset but you wouldn't be restrained like this. so, i mean, it's up to you to get all of this passed. your attitude and your behavior, everything is going to dictate what we do, all right? all right. >> this last thing, can i have some water? my mouth is drier than a [bleep]. >> i'll get you some water in a couple of minutes. >> appreciate that. thank you. >> you ain't met nobody until you met me. >> when mary lohden was first transferred, she was a challen

juan antonio garca dice que los robos son algo relativamente nuevo por esta zona.e el nico, ayer se reportaron un total de 6 robos a propiedades, 4 en la zona de foothill. s.o.t. jason dwyer/portavoz, policía de san josé 7:26:29 also of concern to us is that in at least one of the burglaries there were seval fire arms stolen, so now we have 5 more guns in the streets than we had the day before. el portavoz de la polica dijo que de especial preocupacin es que en uno de los robos, los rateros se llevaron 5 armas de fuego.. los robos ocurrieron en espacio de unas 4 horas, y a plena luz del dia, lo que indica que los ladrones esperan hasta que la gente se vaya al trabajo para entrar a las casas.. lo que se desconoce es si estn relacionados o si son obra de los mismos delincuentes. s.o.t. 17:34:07 creo que más ahora la comunidad está expresando la preocupación. siren, una organizacin que aboga por un mejor entendimiento entre la comunidad latina y la polica, dice que ha notado una mayor preocupacin por el crimen. s.o.t. zélica rodríguez deams/siren 16:49:07 sabemos que

i've activated for antonio coleman.s on five north. >> antonio coleman had recently been put on suicide watch at the louisville metro department of corrections jail. now, the special operations response team, or s.o.r.t., has been sent to remove him from his cell due to a disturbance. >> 10-4, come on. coleman has flooded his cell. his excessive beating on the door was placing him in danger. hitting his head on the wall, he threatened the officer on the walk saying he was going to hit >> face the rear of your cell and go down to your knees. down to your knees. cross your ankles, place your hands on top of your head. we'll go on three, one, two, three. right there. >> coleman is placed into an emergency restraint chair. he will be bound at the legs, wrists and waist. >> we can clean the water up and things like that. we can put up with somebody kicking on the door here and there. but when they're self-abusive or damaging the property, those are red flags for us where we really have to address them and can't allow them to

. >>> san antonio texas is synonymous with the alamo. the mission fort still stands at the heart of downtown as a symbol of honor and bravery. today, however, a very different war rages in san antonio. as two rival gangs shed blood in a power struggle to control a wide range of criminal activity including drugs, frost constitution and human trafficking. and this turf war has expanded from the streets to inside the walls. >> most of the inmates here are pre-trial detainees meaning they are only charged with crimes and awaiting the resolution of their cases. but that doesn't stop violence. >> put your head to the wall. >> what's your name? >> juan rubio. >> 766399. >> injuries. >> right there to the nose. >> redness -- >> redness around the ear. it's all good. >> i don't have a statement. >> the report will read that juan rubio, currently in jail on charges including aggravated robbery, to which he has pled not guilty, was on his way to the recreation yard when he stopped for a drink of water. corporal odegaard then instructed him to hurry

. >>> julián castro , alcalde de san antonio . >>> que hablo de una reforma migratoria , el joven alcaldeque en 2 o 3 meses habria un acuerdo en materia de migracion , lo acompaño su hermano gemelo y son simbolos de una nueva generacin . >>> una estrella que crece cada vez más ,y la convencion demócrata en el 2012 , en charlotte , julián castro , alcalde de san antonio texas , hablo sobre economía educación control de armas y la necesidad de una reforma de migracion , no podemos esperar es muy importante las personas que viven aquí los niños especialmente los dreammers , y ojálan que pasen . >>> julián castro , dijo que espera que los próximos 2 o 3 meses se llegue a un acuerdo en el congreso joaquin castro , lo acompañaba està noche y decia lo crucial que era , tener una reforma migratoria , importante para la gente y creo que lo va a hacer , una meta clave , quién participo del foro es muy neceario por que muchas familias tienen , años de no ir a sus países de origen , no los han visto por años julián castro , dice lo importante de la educación los hermanos julián castro y joaquin castr

that would be jose antonio vargas. he was born in the philippines.e he is with his parents when he was a little tot in manila. when he was a 12-year-old kid, his mother sent him to the united states with someone who he thought was an uncle. actually, it was just a guy who his mom paid thousands of dollars to, to get her son into the united states, so jose could have a better life in the u.s. once he arrived, jose lived in mountain view, california, with his grandparents. he worked very hard to learn english. a couple of years after arriving in the united states, speak nothing english, he graduated from middle school and was named student of the year. a couple years after that it was time to get his driver's license. he rode his bike to the dmv, handed over his greencard and the clerk handed it back to him with a warning that said never come back here. he had no idea, but the greencard he had was actually a fake. his grandfather was a naturalized citizen and so was his grandmother, but jose was not a real citizen. until that day at the dmv, he had no

i got the ese san antonio. playboy bunny. i'm a player. that's why i got that. i got females. got like money. >> hidalgo's underarms display the initials of his gang, tango orejon and on his abdomen is the image of a glock 40-millimeter handgun, which he says is a favorite weapon of drug dealers. >> crack cocaine, an ounce, on the scale. i don't trust no one. especially when you're selling drugs, you can't really trust nobody. even the ones you do it on are the ones that end up sneaking on you. >> even though he's proud of his body art he's starting to worry about how a judge and jury will react to it. he's facing a litany of charges including assault and arson. >> i should have waited until after my trial. but it's too late for all that. a lot of people, they see somebody that's tatted, they're going to judge them. i feel it's going to affect me. >> coming up. >> a guy started flooding his cell. i asked him why. he said just for no reason. he's notorious for doing stuff like that. >> a major disruption prompts the special emergency response team to take action. >> that's all

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san antonio wins 95 -88.e lost three straight. >>> tiger woods had never missed a cut on the european tour until today. tee shot lands in the bushes, and tiger thought his ball was embedded. but it was a bad shot because there was sand around the ball. >>> terms on a 1-year deal with brandon moss. he will be back in oakland for 2013. on the giants side, hunter pence signed a 1-year deal. buster posey gets the same. he made $615,000 last season. and that's a good thing he want has twins. >> pence is making more money than buster? >> he's a motivational speaker. >> i know . what's that worth? >> 13 boy $13.8 million. he's going to have a better year, i think. >> pence i believe will. remember- the news is alway c-b-s s-f dot com. ,,,,

that's why conrad ochoa is housed in a special protective custody unit inside san antonio's bexar county jail. >> i've been accused with killing and burning a child. i'm here for possession of child pornography and one point i was accused with child molestation. many people in this jail would love to do me bodily harmed. >> he learned that first time left custody to appear in court. >> i was put in a room sectioned off with other inmates and i was recognized by people who never talked to me, telling me horrific things they would like to do to me and if i was in general population i wouldn't live there very long. >> ochoa, who proclaims his innocence is charged with possession of child pornography. he's suspected of murdering his ten-year-old daughter, sammy, her mother, and her roommate and then burning their home down after the killings. before her death, sammy's mother filed a report that ochoa sexually molested his daughter. ochoa vehemently denies harming anyone, especially sammy. >> that's my little girl. she was my reason for living at that point. she was a bundle of energy. she al

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. >> > el consulado de méxico en san antonio hablaroración una reuniion con el jef ey a cueal está cononces..., añlgunas cosas positivas. >> > y el factor clave es estar con el interprete maya. >>> y estamso muy contentos de etner díalogos ye arkansas c oración la comunida dmya. > >> y cuando la policía está en el caso con el lenguaje en espaol y a veriguamo si alguien hasbal con esté idio. importa. >> ellos piensan que lo hagan y regersaos contigo elipe. >> > y ca,biando de teme estamos noche hubo un incendio en a las 5 de la tard etars la llegard ad ela llmas uno de los elementos confirmo quer después de 15 minb y ningúna registro herida. >>> y bryanel joven acusado del tiroteo y carlos rico tiene los detalles. > >> la fistal quien anuncio que el joven bryan oliver será enjuiciado como adult proque ntento matar a los estudiantes y esté también quedo gravemente herido y con un hospita n coma nducidp y 2 puerto rico asalto de armas de fuego que dejo herido a un profesor. >> > u ahra la institucion y están con los estudiante y padrs. >> > y el joeven quepermanece hospitalizado y enseña

from the alamo to its famous river walk, san antonio is one of the most popular tourist destinations in texas. but like any big city, there is a constant fight against crime and a land mark of that battle is just outside downtown. bexar county jail is a modern fortress that houses approximately 3,500 male and female inmates. most have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial for the resolution of their cases. we're very regulated on how we treat inmates. even though they're incarcerated, they still have rights. we realize they're here not to punish anyone but hold them. >> but here it's never a proposition, especially when they don't want to be held. >> a lot of the gang members, they've got all that time, you know, to think of didn't games they can play with the officers because they're trying to create a reputation for themselves that they're not to be messed with. >> i'm easy to get along with, once they don't, i'm going to take care of business. >> jose hidalgo is described as one of of the most notorious. he describes the gang more as a fellowship. >> they're in pris

worth, san antonio and houston airports there. the dallas area already picked up about 2 1/2 inches of rain. a half inch in houston, san antonio a good deal of rain. texas has been in and out of the drought the last couple of years so they can use this rainfall. we'll deal with it, just a lot of soaking rain spreading into arkansas and louisiana. the forecast, we have the cool temperatures this morning in new england and the northern plains, even you will warm up this afternoon. a beautiful day, d.c. to new york. as i mentioned, a few more clouds out there. it looks like the rain will spread across the country. behind it, there's no cold air. it won't be until the weekend that we see that happening. >> thank you very much. >>> what's holding up tax returns? the debt ceiling fix that fits in your pocket, and the new year's dish that will break the bank. and could your favorite drink be making you feel lousy? you're watching "first look." my insurance rates are probably gonna double. but, dad, you've got... [ voice of dennis ] allst

we never win in san antonio. we're back in a moment. >>> you know that spare change you have lying around? it might add up to something. one man's deposit at a bank in china could keep staff busy for weeks. the owner of a printing business protin boxes and bags filled with bills and coins. he had been collecting them for years. the head of the bank said the exact amount of the deposit is still days away. but he estimates the haul is worth almost $26,000 american dollars. >> wow, that's the kind of house cleaning you want, like clean up money. >> $26,000. okay, we're here, the weekend is here. it's just you and me on the desk. take it away with the forecast. >> sunday, surf's up here in maverick. temperatures in the upper 60s and waves from 20 to 30 feet. for all of you non-surfers, mild and pretty much perfect this weekend. >> enjoy this holiday weekend outdoors. we'll see you on monday. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight, jay welcomes

of the san antonio water service. >> we have found that in the last 25 years, san antonio is using the amount of water as they did back then. >> reporter: with the population growth of what? >> 67% more customers. >> reporter: you're doing something right? >> we're doing something right and that's water conservation. >> reporter: puente has pushed individual conservation-- giving away efficient toilets and encourage xeriscaping. earl smith started out not wanting to mow a lawn anymore and now has the zeal of an so, do you think collectively we can solve all of our water woes by planting like this? >> i don't know about all. i'm not a big over or none person, but i think we could make a tremendous impact on taking water out of the discussion as a threatened resource. >> reporter: that philosophy is imbued into the way they treat their dirty water here. in fact, hey call their largest wastewater treatment plant a recycling center. >> this is the only plant in the country that recycles or reuses all of the processed residuals that come out of this plant. >> reporter: scientist and senior

of the san antonio water service. >> we have found that in the last 25 years san antonio is using themount of water as they did back then. >> reporter: with the population growth of what? >> 67% more customers. >> reporter: you're doing something right? >> we're doing something right and that's water conservation. >> reporter: puente has pushed individual conservation-- giving away efficient toilets and encourage xeriscaping. earl smith started out not wanting to mow a lawn anymore and now has the zeal of an so, do you think collectively we can solve all of our water woes by planting like this? >> i don't know about all. i'm not a big over or none person, but i think we could make a tremendous impact on taking water out of the discussion as a threatened resource. >> reporter: that philosophy is imbued into the way they treat their dirty water here. in fact, hey call their largest wastewater treatment plant a recycling center. >> this is the only plant in the country that recycles or reuses all of the processed residuals that come out of this plant. >> reporter: scientist and senior an

antonio hernandez, telemundo.nca ---una gran cantidad de personas se presento en la reunion de esta noche del concejo municipal de oakland donde los concejales analizan la contratacion de un asesor de seguridad publica para la ciudad. take vo ---se trata del ex-jefe de la policia de los angeles, william bratton quien ganara un salario de 250 mil dolares por ayudar a combatir el crimen en oakland. ---bratton es reconocido por haber logrado disminuir el crimen en nueva york y los angeles pero tambien por su politica de detencion en la calle a personas con apariencia sospechosa. ---la alcaldesa jean quan apoya la contratacion de bratton... la votacion se espera suceda en cualquier momento. cesar ---y precisamente la violencia con las armas de fuego continua implacable en la ciudad de oakland... pitch - blanca ---en esta ocasion, un agente de policia fue baleado durante el cumplimiento de su deber. take vo ---y esta maÑana la policia de esa ciudad realizo una verdadera caceria humana para encontrar a los reponsables d

beth of us are very, very excited to be working on behalf of the folks from san antonio.e for our families, of course, and this weekend is fantastic to be a part of it. >> as a mayor, what's the most important issue too you, immigration reform or gun control? >> i would say economic competitiveness. both immigration reform and gun control are long-term issues that are going to be address florida this term, but for mayors across the country, we hear the stories every dave folks who don't have work, of small businesses that-- that want to grow. and we see the economy picking up like gang busters now. in san antonio our unemployment rate has dropped by more than a percentage point in the last nine months. so that's most important issue. but there are a whole host of issues that are significant and need to be addressed. and i have no doubt that this guy and all the other folks in congress will address >> i was struck when you said during the democratic convention, you talked about being an education president. but you said you can't be a business president unless you're an ed

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the last time the warriors beat the spurs in san antonio, terrell, remember him? that was 1997.ight game. the warriors have never won at the at&t center. jarrett jack with two of his 20 points. warriors led by one at the half. tony parker takes over. duncan, 24 points and 10 rebounds. then the spurs would take the lead and put the game to bed. parker to a wide open danny green. 95-88 is the final. warriors have now lost 28 straight games in san antonio. >>> the giants avoided arbitration with two of their stars agreeing to one-year deals. buster posey and hunter pence. hunter pence signed a deal worth 13.8 million. >>> finally, this is 21-month- old owen. this is not trick editing. he's sinking his putts left and right. of course, i'm sure we'll see him on the tour in about 15 years. >> that was tiger woods. >>> we'll be right back. get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. and through monday get 3 years interest-free financing on selected models. don't miss sleep train's year end clearance sale. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep

now, just beyond san antonio we have a stall blocking the right lane of traffic.opefully they will get the tow truck on the scene to get it out. and dumbarton bridge westbound has been picked up but slow traffic eastbound until 6:00 this morning. a live look at the san mateo bridge from hayward to foster city we are moving at the limit with no problems. the head lies are headed to hayward. >> we are learning the united states and new zealand tested what they called a tsunami bomb originally made for world war ii to destroy coastal cities. here is what it could look like. >> obviously that is animation. but, scary. the to countries tested 4,000 bombs in waters around new zealand but the project was shelved. it would have required four million pounds of explosives, and a line five miles off of shore. details of the project were unearthed in military files in new zealand's national archives by an author. he says the atomic bomb had not worked so well, we could have been getting people with tsunamis. we are following breaking news in san francisco on the scene of a ho

as we all know, not every shooting incident ends like the one in san antonio.favor of tighter gun controls might argue that good guy with a gun scenarios can make a bad situation even worse. take what happened in arizona january 8th, 2011 when a lone gunman opened fire at a community event. while jared lee loughner was spraying the crowd with bullets, a nearby bystander was buying cigarettes when he heard the gunfire, who was legally armed with a pistol ran to the scene. by the time he arrived, his safety was off and he was poised to fire. trouble is, he almost shot the wrong man. >> as i approached the people wrestling with him, the -- one of the other gentlemen had gotten the gun away from him. that's what i saw first was him holding the gun and i had my hand on my pistol. >> zamudio said he was incredibly lucky he didn't shoot. listen to what he told msnbc. >> i saw another individual holding the firearm. i assumed he was the shooter, so i grabbed his wrist and told him to drop it and forced him to drop the gun on the ground. when he did that, everybody said

we're going to see showers and thunderstorms evolving especially from san antonio to houston, corpushristi back up towards austin. we'll have to watch out for isolated tornado or two. that's with that storm system here. again, that warm air all the way through the heartland. this morning, not a lot of severe weather. a few thunderstorms towards victoria. again around houston, i think your morning commute you're dodging the rain drops. later today this area of yellow, damaging winds. a few tornadoes are possible from houston to austin, san antonio south wards to the brownsville area. i mean we're looking at just beautiful weather. i mean today in d.c., we could be 53 and sunny. i mean that's like mid-march like forecast. >> you have to love that in january. thanks so much, bill. >>> well, aig weighs a cureies way to say thank you. >>> the place where silence is not golden. >>> and a computer the whole family can sit down. to. >>> plus, a bumpy start to one couple's day to remember. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. [ male announcer ] staples is the number-one office superstore in

[applause]before becoming los angeles's 41st mayor, public service came early to antonio villaraigosa. during his youth he became a farm worker, volunteer and activist leading student walkout. this led him on a path, taking into the state assembly, city hall and the inner circle of the democratic national committee and he chaired the 2012 convention in charlotte. regarding the topic of immigration, mayor antonio villaraigosa has said the time is now to pass comprehensive immigration reform. he has slammed congress for doing nothing on the issue, yet sunday on "face the nation" he said he was heartened that the public and senators john mccain and others have been discussing solutions, but given the country's current fiscal food fight is it realistic anytime soon? republican senator marco rubio think there is a way and said so this past weekend in "the wall street journal." with trial balloons coming from senator rubio and others, how does the mayor feel about the host of federal and state initiatives on immigration? it is not the only topic on the mayor's agenda. he is been discussing

. >> that was stanford and harvard law graduate joaquin castro, born and raised in san antonio texas. he's the son of a high school teacher, father and politically active mother who grew up with politics in his blood. he won his first election at the age of 28 and would go on to serve five terms as state representatives. during that time castro receicr a group that particular underprivileged kids to some of the top universities. castro ran unchallenged in the democratic party and went on to beat republican david rosa and two third party candidates. he got nearly 64% of the vote but he's perhaps just as well known these days as the twin brother of the san antonio mayor julian castro. he of course was the first latino key note speaker of the democratic national convention who joaquin introduced this past september, propelling both brothers on to the national stage. joining me now is the newly elected senator, joaquin castro. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> i want to ask you about the reports you've seen this morning on the bipartisan immigration proposal, four democratic se

but as we all know not every shooting incident ends like the one in san antonio. those in favor of tighter gun controls may argue that good guy with a gun scenarios can make a bad situation even worse. take what happened in arizona. january 8, 2011, when a lone gunman opened fire on congresswoman gabrielle giffords at a community event. while jared loughner was spraying gifford and the crowds with bullets, an innocent bystander was in a nearby drugstore buying cigarettes. when he heard the gunfire, he ran to the scene, legally armed with a pistol. by the time he arrived his safety was off and he was poised to fire. trouble is, he almost shot the wrong man. zamudio on fox news. >> as i approached the people wrestling with them, one of the other gentleman had gotten the gun away from him. and that is what i saw first, was him holding the gun. and i had my hand on my pistol. >> reporter: he has says he is incredibly lucky that he didn't shoot. listen to what he told msnbc. >> i saw another individual holding the firearm, i kind of assumed he was the shooter. so i gra

san antonio wins 95-88. warriors have lost three straight. >>> second round, tiger woods never missed a cut on the european tour until yesterday. his tee shot on the fifth lands in the bushes. he thought the ball was embedded and dropped a new ball, but they ruled it was a bad drop because there was sand around the ball. tiger was with a two-stroke penalty. >>> the a's agreed with a one- year deal for brandon moss. the journeyman will be back. on the giant side they avoided arbitration with hunter pence signing a one year $13.8 million deal and same thing for posey getting a one-year deal worth $8 million. he made $615,000 last season. that's a look at sports. have a great day. >>> coming up, one more look at today's hot stories, including the 49er player being questioned in connection with a sexual assault investigation. we'll be right back. receiver... michael crabtree.... >>> five minutes before 8:00. here is a look at your top stories. the 49ers wide receiver michael crabtree facing allegations of sexual

please join me in welcoming the mayor of los angeles, antonio villaraigosa. [applause] >> thank you for that lovely introduction. thank you for inviting me here today to the national press club. before i start, i grew up in a home where we are used to serving ourselves. so where ever i am serve, i always like to thank our servers. i would like to give them a big hand. [applause] i would like to particularly thank the members of the press club for this opportunity to speak i am honored to be here at this public deliberation. my final term as mayor in los angeles will come to a close in less than six months. with each passing week i take another stab toward what one would call a transition from who's who to wiki. [laughter] now, the sun may be setting on my administration. but i am not riding off into the sunset just yet. the agenda is still packed with challenges and many of those pressing challenges will demand action. top among them is immigration reform. there are a few more fundamental questions that we face than who we welcome to our shores, how we secure

in the chaos, he also shot at a san antonio patrol car. after the officer shined a light on him. >> he was having a difficult time dealing with the breakup, and that is what may have set him off to come over here and commit this act. >> reporter: garcia then followed the restaurant employees into the movie theater next door. the gunman kept shooting as panicked movie-goers poured out the exit doors. >> could have died, you know? and i'm glad i have okay. and i have another day with my son. >> reporter: one of the fleeing patrons was wounded. but so many may have died, if not for the quick thinking of the off-duty sergeant. the sergeant happened to be working security at the theater and ran toward the sound of the shooting. when castianno spotted the suspect coming out of the bathroom with his gun drawn, she shot him four times. >> that was really nerve-racking, and -- it was -- i'm not going to lie. it was frightening. but you know, the training kicks in. >> reporter: garcia, the suspect is charged with attempted capital murder and has not

han sido vinculados con crimenes, esto porque las víctimas vendian drogas a rivales de los zetas >>antonioe de este país, a poco que termine su mandato habló. >>asegura haber logrado los objetivos principales por lo que fue elegido >>para mi es un orgullo que durante los siete años se ha bajado la criminalidad. >>el alcalde de la ciudad donde vive el mayor número de inmigrantes habló con univisión. >>lo más importante ahora es pasar una reforma migratoria. >>no tengo un puesto, pero tengo mi voz. >>usted fue presidente de la convencion democrata, propuso antes que nadie que se incluyera el matrimonio de personas del mismo sexo, esa agenda avanzó. está listo para irse a washington si es requerido para un puesto de secretaría. >>si me hablan, todos van a saber hasta este momento no, no quiero hablar de ser parte de la administración. >>fue líder de la asamblea de californiar, alcalde, concejal de los Ángeles. >>he dicho muchas veces. si había la oportunidad me gustaría ser gobernador de california. >>el alcalde de los Ángeles regresa el viernes a la capital del país para continuar el debate