and san antonio doesn't realize how many actual heroes came out of the san antonio school. it's just unbelievable. the education they received, like the judge told him we were a very proud group of people, and they took that pride with you all throughout their life. and i miss kallison's. spent. [laughter] the five pessimistic, the last state title team before the semester was over, all of them were serving, except one who went in a little bit later but they all served. and one of the players of the previous state title was killed during the war. so all of these kids, and nemo, the coach we take them come sometimes he would drive them over to the depot where they had to go out. so there was a lot of loyalty, and the book talks a lot about the war effort within lanier. so these kids were very committed to going and serving. >> thank you for the. i think it is so important, talked about how people learn to get along. but it's really important that we remember some of the history that involved not getting along. those heroes came back from world war ii. they were jews, hispani

but tonight, the san antonio raiders? yeah. the team is tossing around the idea of a move to go deep into the lone star state. more than 1700 miles away. raider fans. andria borba, are they serious? >> reporter: well, it sure seems like there was a meeting with the mayor of stow with the raider's owner. all about the possibility of moving to the alamo dome. >> up and running. >> reporter: could the raiders' new motto be just leave baby? the alamo dome. mark davis, owner of the raiders met with the mayor of san antonio about uprooting the silver and black to the lone star state. >> we are at the city level and the county level, have been behind the eight ball. we haven't really provided the attention necessary to be able to keep them engaged to stay in oakland. >> reporter: the sudden talk of moving to san antonio may not be a coincident. davis and the raiders don't want to extend the lease of the coliseum. they want the new facility. and the meeting with the san antonio officials happened just two days after the oakland city co

antonio raiders owner mark davis >> gary: the a's were down but not out in houston they came back.ith san antonio officials on >> gary: that seemed that everyone laughed that because they don't spend any money but they have a team playing very well. in the ninth inning alberto class post singles afford to three it was for to one going into the night. to ounce and and come the tying run and moments later it was a brand and cross the oakland athletics were down 1/4 to 1 going into the night but when malls goes and the a's have defeated the houston. now the a's are up to then have games and the american west. . >> gary: bad news today and regards of flat cane he has been struggling all season long the. he had and inflamed right elbow. he was seek the orthopedic surgeon dr. andrews he is that he is the doctor who reconstructs pitching arms of players like brown and wilson. that's where matt came that will be tomorrow. and of course the were you should be every sunday night >> gary: works at night life. >> gary: the raiders moving to san antonio. july 18 regarding the prospect of moving

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

mark davis is looking at san antonio. a source close to the raider situation told me today that the raiders see san antonio as a real possibility and not just leverage to get a deal going here. that facility lacks enough luxury suites and then davis would still have to get another stadium built there and the cowboys, texans and the nfl would have to approve such a move. and tonight jerry jones said he deeply values the san antonio fans who root for the cowboys. in other words, raiders stay off my lawn. >> thanks, larry.

mark davis is looking at san antonio.today that the raiders see san antonio as a real possibility and not just leverage to get a deal going here. that facility lacks enough luxury suites and then davis would still have to get another stadium built there and the cowboys, texans and the nfl would have to approve such a move. and tonight jerry jones said he deeply values the san antonio fans who root for the cowboys. in other words, raiders stay off my lawn. >> thanks, larry. back in a moment ♪watching everybody eating ♪what they want all day ♪oh this tasteless cardboard ♪brings me nothing but more shame ♪ ♪turning every turn until i find something right♪ ♪and it...takes my breath away report. abc7 news continues on-line, twitter, facebook and all of your mobile devices with our abc7 news app. our next newscast is 4:theater. 4:30. have a g [ female announcer ] the internet gets more exciting the faster it goes. that's why, coming soon, xfinity will double the internet speed on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues

mark davis is looking at san antonio.ce close to the raider situation told me today that the raiders see san antonio as a real possibility and not just leverage to get a deal going here. that facility lacks enough luxury suites and then davis would still have to get another stadium built there and the cowboys, texans and the nfl would have to approve such a move. and tonight jerry jones said he deeply values the san antonio fans who root for the cowboys. in other words, raiders stay off my lawn. >> thanks, larry. back in a moment. journey, and this journey will keep you on the edge of your seat all summer long during the emirates airline us open series. this summer we'll be in the great city of washington, dc for the citi open. where some of the top players in tennis will battle it out to see who's best. which champion will prevail, which new hero will emerge? don't miss your chance to find out. for ticket and player information, go to citiopentennis.com. bhe gets a ready for you alertfd the second his room is ready. book

tengan el valor civil de enfrentar sus consecuencias. >> josÉ antonio elena muriÓ el 10 de octubre dea vida en esa esquina de las calles internacional ingeniero donde el abogado de la familia afirma que los proyectiles venÍan del lado norteamericano. >> no hubo disparos transfronterizos josÉ antonio falleciÓ en su propio territorio en mÉxico. >> al entablar la demanda la familia de josÉ antonio busco una compensaciÓn monetaria ademÁs que exigen que se divulga en nombre con los nombres de los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza que dispararÁn hacia territorio mexicano. >> lo que quisiÉramos con esta demanda es que nos devolvieran a josÉ antonio pero sabemos que eso es imposible. . >> ahÍ si que ni siquiera una mirada nos lo devuelve el equipo legal de la familia pide que se den a conocer evidencias claves del caso. sin recibir los nombres y los agentes sin ver el vÍdeo que el gobierno tiene imÁgenes que podrÍan revelar los detalles del momento en el que fallece josÉ antonio de 16 aÑos de edad. parece ser que es la Única manera de encontrar justicia frente al gobierno de estados unidos te

for them, san antonio is their city. so anything san antonio-related will be on their body.n things are area code. 210. >> 210, baby, what's up? >> spur symbols are common and our city skyline is very identifiable. skyline, right wrist. known as orejones which means big ears so we'll see tattoos of an actual ear somewhere on their body or playboy bunny. if you know how to read the tattoos, you know flat-out this guy's a member. >> gang inspectors like officers rodriguez and rocha identified and segregated thousands of gang members, no system is perfect. neither is shooting "lockup: extended stay." >> when shooting "extended stay," you will shoot for several weeks then be down a week or so and then come back. we shot our first couple of weeks, we saw the gang tension but it was pretty much under control. we went away for a week, and during that week, a huge riot broke out. mostly in the annex. >> the annex, a section of the jail where many newly arrived inmates live while going through the classification process. when we returned to the jail, we learned how officer rodriguez

y josÉ antonio falleciÓ en su propio territorio.s que piden que se divulgue el nombre o los nombres de los agentes de la patrulla que dispararon hacia territorio mexicano. >> lo que hubieramos quedido con esta demanda es que nos devolvieran a josÉ antonio, verdad? pero sabemos que es imposible. que ahÍ sí que ni un milagro lo devuelve. >> el equipo legal de la familia piden evidencias claves del caso. >> casi dos aÑos sin recibir los nombres de los agentes, sin ver el video que el gobierno tiene >> imÁgenes que podrÍan revelar los detalles del momento en que falleciÓ josÉ antonio de 16 aÑos de edad. >> esta es la Única manera donde la familia puede buscar justicia en contra del gobierno de estados unidos. tambiÉn lo hacen porque ya no quieren que esto vuelva a ocurrir. >> por su parte la patrulla fronteriza dijo que la agencia no harÁ declaraciones sobre litigios pendientes. en tuczon, arizona, univisiÓn. >> gaza sigue desangrÁndose por el conflicto entre israel y hamas. un visitante llegÓ a miami beach, pero no para darse un baÑo.

a's in the and a quick hit on the raiders and san antonio coming later. in the later > > high clouds are approaching the bay area as we see more tropical moisture with thunderstorms this time for over 60,000 california foster children, having necessary school supplies can mean the difference between success and failure. the day i start, i'm already behind. i never know what i'm gonna need. new school, new classes, new kids. it's hard starting over. to help, sleep train is collecting school supplies for local foster children. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help a foster child start the school year right. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child. an elderly woman. robbed and knocked over. at an a-t-m in point richmond. by another woman. the attack. broke the victim's hip. the victim spoke exclusively to our scott rates. in a story you'll see only on 4. scott > > this frightening ordeal appeared here at this 8:00 p.m. she. pulled her card and cash at of the atm where she got more than she bargained for. scott >>jean kn

we have learned that the raider big-wigs recently visited san antonio. ken bastida in the newsroom with what they saw when they were down there in the lone star state. >> reporter: probably went to the alamo, allen. but it's no secret the raiders are not happy with the current situation at the oakland coliseum. and it appears they are now considering their out of state options. so here's what's setting off alarm bells all across oakland right now. the san antonio express is reporting that raiders owner mark davis and team executives paid a visit recently to the lone star state. davis met with top city leaders about the possibility of relocating the team. according to the report, davis took a serious look at the alamodome. that's the 65,000-seat stadium that is currently the home of the university of texas at san antonio football team. the city has set aside some funds to complete some upgrades to the 21-year-old dome including some added luxury suites. well, on the flip side, we know san antonio has been down this road before. the city has often been use

>>> at san antonio's bear county ?uess you can tell them how much you want to pay and it gives you a range of options to choose from. huh? i'm looking at it right now. oh, yeah? yeah. what's the... guest room situation? the "name your price" tool, making the world a little more progressive. >>> at san antonio's bear county jail, there are 16 different housing units for the 400 women incarcerated here. two of those units, hold inmates who are facing decidedly different yet very difficult circumstances. >> well, in southern bravo, we have two different units. the right side is protective custody. we have about eight cells in there. most of them have one person. some of them have two. depending on their cases. we can't put them in general population for fear that they will get assaulted. the right side is protective custody. the left side, that is our detox unit. anybody that uses hard-core drugs, it is mainly heroin. so when they do that, they kick the detox very, very severely. they usually get the runs, vomiting a lot,

what it does antonio is takes it away from the white house. the more this goes on, more we learn about lois lerner the more we read, she does turn out to be somewhat rogue. >> could that be problematic for the warehouse too? >> i don't think it's problematic for the warehouse. it is no be more problematic than it is now. you can't tie something to the president to the administration if it's a rogue. in a less convincing way reagan tried to keep himself away from oliver north and his rogue assistant during iran contra. dating myself a little bit. the one person acting with autonomy and maybe a little bit of craziness is the better for the white house. >> the question is if she was a rogue operator. >> that's true, that they have to get to the bottom of absolutely. >> michael it's great to have you with us as's. >> thanks antonio. >> more americans are affected by the ebola virus. but first growing number of parents are going back to the future when it comes to childbirth. >> today's data dive really delivers. more babies are being born outside

a newspaper in san antonio says davis and executives met with top city leaders in san antonio about the possibility of relocating the team. according to the report, davis took a serious look at the alamodome, the 65,000 seat stadium that's currently home for the university of texas at san antonio football team and also served as the home away from home for the new orleans saints. now, while in town, davis also met with business leaders and the owner of the san antonio spurs. all this comes as mayor jean quan as we said was trying to build support for her own so- called coliseum city, a project that would include hotels, retail space and even housing. it would feature a brand-new football stadium. and a baseball home for the a's, as well. now, the mayor claims that the concept has the backing from some very deep pocket investors in dubai. meantime, all this texas talk has caught oakland coliseum officials quite by surprise. >> i was surprised. i think many of us are really focused on trying to keep the raiders here in oakland. we're committed to -- we got the a's to stay. we are committe

we have a very serious situation in san antonio.za, having landing gear problems. the pilot apparently cannot get the gear to stay down successfully. it appears they may bring this thing in for a belly landing, and the idea is to do that as safely as possible, but you know this pilot is sweating bull'lls right now as -- bullets as he anticipates -- or or should, couldn't assume it's a male. >> could be a woman flying. they have been coming around doing low approaches to get a sense of the conditions of the field, and also because they're burning fuel right now to try to decrease the weight so they can come in at a slower approach, get as slow as possible to make it less of a dynamic landing, and also perhaps people on the ground, the ground crews, might be giving them information, telling them what it looks like from the ground. sometimes when you're flying the plan you can't see if your wheels are down. you might have an indicator that is supposed to tell you when you have landing gear down and locked. sometimes the indicator might

. ♪ >>> san antonio, texas is synonymous with the 1836 battle of the alamo.he mission turned 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, prostitution, and human trafficking. and this turf war has expanded from the streets to inside the walls of san antonio's bear county jail. >> traditionally the mexican mafia, an outgrowth of a prison gang, had been a controlling gang here in san antonio, but here lately because members of the mexican mafia are getting older and some younger groups have come in and it's creating a lot of problems for us here at the bexar county jail. >> the capacity for 4,500 men and women, bexar county jail is larger than many state prisons. most of the inmates here are pretrial detainees, meaning they have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting the resolution of their cases. but that doesn't stop violence. >> code 2! >> code 2. an

aprecio como Él vino al valle de texas a demostrar aprecio para nosotros. >> la detenciÓn de josÉ antonioel fin de semana participÓ en una vigilia fuera del centro donde se ayudan a familias indocumentadas liberadas por la patrulla fronteriza. en una entrevista el aÑo pasado para la cadena fusiÓn explicó cÓmo se las arreglaba para viajar siendo indocumentado. >> estoy viajando con mi pasaporte filipino me quitaron la licencia da de conducir en washington cuando dije que era indocumentado. >> Él como tantas personas no son criminales, no tienen por quÉ se deportadas. contribuyen a la economÍa. >> miembros del grupo Ñe quÉ acompaÑaban comentaron que no se saben las situaciones esrealictriciones del gobierno estadounidense. >> la detenciÓn del periodista indocumentado josÉ antonio vargas pone al gobierno bajo la lupa de la opiniÓn pÚblica. tendrÁ que decidir su caso en medio de un ambiente nacional motivado por la agitada llegada de mÁs indocumentados por la frontera. >> por supuesto puede ir a univisiÓn noticias para la entrevista completa. >> algunos de los parques mÁs populares hacen noti

>> good to be with you again antonio. ceasefire negotiations are by definition lengthy processes especially when those who took upon themselves to mediate and to bring the two sides into some understandings or a set of principles those both america and u.s. and egypt, do not i repeat do not antonio do not necessarily have a vested interest in an immediate ceasefire. i know this is somewhat heretic to say, but both egypt and gordon and even the palestinian authority have an interest of seeing hamas defeated militarily in a resounding and unequivocal way. so this ceasefire talks may continue for a week or ten days. there will not be any immediate results. >> if that's case we're seeing terrible suffering in gaza among civilians. the united nations high commissioner for human rights on wednesday condemned hamas's actions but also corn demed israel saying this: >> on 25th of july shells hit the al axa hospital in dier el bala killing at least three people and wounding dozens of others including doctors. these are just a few i

a newspaper in san antonio says davis and executives met with top city leaders in san antonio about thelity of relocating the team. according to the report, davis took a serious look at the alamodome, the 65,000 seat stadium that's currently home for the university of texas at san antonio football team and also served as the home away from home for the new orleans saints. now, while in town, davis also met with business leaders and the owner of the san antonio spurs. all this comes as mayor jean quan as we said was trying to build support for her own so- called coliseum city, a project that would include hotels, retail space and even housing. it would feature a brand-new football stadium. and a baseball home for the a's, as well. now, the mayor claims that the concept has the backing from some very deep pocket investors in dubai. meantime, all this texas talk has caught oakland coliseum officials quite by surprise. >> i was surprised. i think many of us are really focused on trying to

there are talks about a move to san antonio.will talk about the possibility next. >> radar is showing the last couple of hours in motion and showers to the west and east and it will be hot here. opportunity >>> in the track center, the traffic is rip -- rich for my blood with 20 minutes just to get you from the maze and heavy traffic through i-80 and berkeley with more on that ne goes out to all you know who you are... you've become deaf to the sound of your own sniffling. your purse is starting to look more like a tissue box... you can clear a table without lifting a finger... well muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin. because zyrtec® starts working at hour 1 on the first day you take it. claritin doesn't start working until hour 3. zyrtec®. muddle no more™ >>> abc7 news begins with breaking news. >>> in oakland, firefighters are mopping inafter a raging fire left two homes damaged after 3:00 this morning at a two-story home at 4th and melrose and sp

he's jose antonio vargas. in the cnn film "documented." officials said they let him go because he was never arrested but could face an immigration judge. jose joins us on the phone right now. jose, can you hear us? >> yes. hi, chris. how are you? good morning. >> good morning. tell us the obvious, what happened? >> well, what happened is, you know, like i was boarding -- i was trying to board a plane for l.a. and actually to visit my family and then it went by pretty fast. getting handcuffed. they asked me about my passport. and then being taken to a border patrol station. it was interesting because, you know, i came down here on thursday, this past thursday because i really wanted to chronicle what happened with the humanitarian crisis, particularly with the kids, and ended up being at the border patrol station where many of these unaccompanied central america minors were actually also being detained. so that was really surreal and kind of ironic. >> i want to ask you what you learned about these kids and wha

but how do the san antonio raiders sound to you? not so good.m tossing around the area of moving deep in a cowboy country. more than 1700 miles away. kpix 5's andria borba looks into why the raiders are now considering a move to texas. >> reporter: could the raiders new motto be just leave, baby? >> they are going to move the raid years to san antonio, texas? >> reporter: the alamodome. mark davis met with the mayor of san antonio on july 18 about uprooting the silver and black to the lone star state. oakland councilmember noel gallo isn't surprised. >> we at the city and county level are behind the eight ball. we haven't provided the attention necessary to be able to keep them engaged to stay in oakland. >> reporter: the sudden talk of moving to san antonio may not be a coincidence. davis and the raiders don't want to extend the lease at the coliseum. they want a new facility and the meeting with san antonio officials happened just two days after the oakland city council signed off on the a's new 10-year lease. >> this deal has flexibility and

to san antonio and davis toured the dome. there is no decision on what a new coliseum in oakland would look like or how it would be newspapered and some oakland leaders are saying they understand why davis would want to consider moving. the mayor says raiders' fan should not be worried. >>> any good owner of a team is keeping all of his options open but as far as i can toll we have the third largest real estate company this the world and we are in the 6th, not the 30th, the 6th largest media market so we are going to have a deal this oakland. >> the raiders have it made. shopping around is shopping around. window shopping is when shopping. you have to look at all your options. >> davis defeated he was "with some of the city officials while in town. i have nothing further to discuss." the oakland leader expires after the football son but the mayor thinks they will hammer out a deal. >>> thank you. plans exist for replace the country home at the coliseum with a privately financed facility. one idea calls for building a stadium

>> keep your hand down. >> address. >> [ bleep ]. >> san antonio?. you got it. >> i got you. i got you. >> officer delgado is in for a tough day of training. >> i am about to be tased. it's part of my certification to carry the taser. 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 seconds. >> 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 o.c. in the eye. o.c. in the mouth. and getting washed off. then getting tased. all in a day's work. i love my job. >>> cert training is put into action on a nearly daily basis at bear 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. >> look, look at the door! but since it is arnulfo guerra

recently, former san antonio mayor and h.u.d.ary henry cyster in row roes and joaquin castro met to talk about the history and future of latinos in the u.s. >> my name is henry cicneros. >> i'm joaquin castro. >> i remember your mother from my first day in kindergarten. literally. i can actually remember at little flower elementary school. we were together from kindergarten through third grade. >> my mom was very involved in the mexican-american civil rights movement. so was my dad. from when i was very young, we were going to marches and campaign events and activities. so i kind of grew up with that civic conscience. between my brother and i, he kind of new before i did that he wanted to get into politics. even though we both resisted it when we were young. >> henry was making history. the first mexican-american elected mayor of san antonio in modern times. he knows his victory reaches beyond san antonio. he's the first mexican-american elected mayor of any major city in the united states. >> and we're going to take the vote tha

we begin at the border, where today pulitzer prize winning journalist and immigrant activist jose antonio vargas who outed himself as an undocumented immigrant in a "new york times" article back in 2011 has been detained by border agents while trying to board a plane in mcallen, texas. vargas had traveled to the border to highlight the stories of the refugee children who are coming by the thousands from central america. before attempting to leave today, vargas tweeted this picture, showing his philippine passport and pocket-book size copy of the u.s. constitution. the award-winning writer and writer of the documentary "documented" came to the united states from the philippines. he didn't realize he was in the u.s. illegally until he was 16 and tried to apply for a driver's license. vargas was featured on the cover of "time" magazine after outing himself as an undocumented immigrant, and he's written and even testified in front of congress advocating immigration reform. now he's become a part of the story. igor has been reporting on vargas from near the border. and christina jimenez. igor,

y la fiebre mundialista llega a una peluquerÍa de san antonio en texas.os. ♪ ♪ >> este es su noticiero univisiÓn, fin de semana, con fÉlix de bedout, y lourdes ramos. ♪ ♪ >> muy buenas tardes, bienvenidos a noticiero univisiÓn fin de semana. la llegado de miles de niÑos centroamericanos no acompaÑados al territorio estadounidense se ha convertido en el mÁs reciente dolor de cabeza para la casa blanca, expertos dicen que muchos de esos niÑos podrÍan permanecer varios aÑos en el paÍs esperando el proceso de asilo,veamos mÁs de este tema que estÁ en el centro de atenciÓn de millones de personas entre fuera de los estados unidos. >> el flujo de niÑos no acompaÑados es mÁs que una crisis humanitaria para la casa blanca, es un pantano legal de arenas movedizas. esta abogada al estudio una carta hoy al presidente recalcÁndole que no puede deportar a los adolescentes porque estÁn protegidos por los convenios las naciones unidas y la misma ley estadounidense. >> la ley es que tienen el derecho por trÁfico de niÑos, por gente pidiendo refugio, seguir un proceso de

i understand you met sergeant bergdahl for the first time in san antonio last week. you tell us about the visit? i know because of attorney-client privilege there is a lot you can't say. what can you say about him? >> well, i can tell you, anderson, that i liked him immediately. and part of the -- without going into any confidential conversations, part of the thing that a lawyer hopes for in an initial meeting with a client is that there be, you know, a symbiosis. in other words, that one gets along with the client and vice versa. and i certainly had that feeling. i consider this an important case. it's one that i was very happy to be asked to participate in. >> did he express gratitude? >> to me? >> no. to the united states, to the administration for being rescued? >> oh, that's -- what he told me was, and i'm saying -- i'm disclosing this with his consent, that he is deeply grateful to president obama for having saved his life. >> i know you said you spoke to general dahl. he is leading this investigation. he is high level. do you have a sense of the timetable for

san antonio wants to lure an nfl team there. but mayor quan thinks there will be a deal by the end of summer with the raiders. >>> raymond "shrimp boy" chow and five other defendants are back in fell curt to be arraigned on new charges of rack fearing and other organized crime. chow is accused of running drug sales, laundering money, selling guns and trying to buy stolen property. the charges are part of an indictment accusing chow and senator yee of running a continuing criminal enterprise. 27 others have been charged in the case and yee will be arraigned tomorrow. >>> people living near alum rock park in east san jose are on edge after a fast-moving fire burned a dozen acres yesterday and range others are putting in center restrictions if park -- for park goers. >> the good news today is that the park is open. but we are not into august yet and the fire danger is only going to get worse from here. >> in alum rock in east san jose, mother nature is showing all the obvious ain'ts of fire danger being high. if that not clear enou

despite the border patrol's letter to jose antonio's family, the fbi is investigating. the local border patrol agents would not talk about it. >> people feel like there's spoken walling and a lack of information and transparency. and how does that affect your job. >> it doesn't affect it too much. we don't have control over the investigation, but once that res is pending, we're out of it. like i said, we cooperate fully with the investigative agency, but as far as giving information to the public, we can't do that. >> surveillance cameras tower over the intersection where jose antonio was killed. but whatever the images were caught that night haven't been release. >> show me the video where my son throws rocks, even with that, they didn't do the right thing. i want to see the video and where my son hurt him. i want to know where they killed my son and where he has been judged and until then, i will think that all americans or border patrol agents are not that guy. >> he called it historic, and said that the family will move forward with a civil suit against the border p

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 landmark of that battle is just outside downtown. bexar county jail is a modern day fortress that houses approximately 3500 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 have to handle inmates. we realize that even though they're incarcerated, they still have rights. we also realize that we're not here to punish or to convict anyone. it's just to hold them. >> but in jail, holding inmates is never a simple proposition, especially when they don't want to be held. >> a lot of the gang members, because they're secure in a cell for 23 hours a day, they've got all that time to, you know, think of different 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 somebody disrespects me or s

that's former san antonio mayor open the right also a friend of davis.he raiders confirm today that during that visit, davis toured theal month dome and talked with the mayor. the chamber of commerce and other heavy weight about the possibility of moving the raiders there. no word though on just how serious davis might be in rae locating the franchise to texas. at the time raiders lease in oakland expires after this season. >> a sales of electric vehicle still very small part of the total u.s. market but they also represent the future of automotive technology and fuel efficiency. david lieu alook ahead and why all eyes on soon to be rae leased electric vehicle crash test. >> there are now 17 model of electric car on sale in the u.s. while annual sales are less than one percent owners among the most vocal tlvrment he's director of vehicle sale at nissan. >> up like any other vehicle and feedback is as i started with unbelievable. they are not afraid to call us to tell us to reach out to dealer and advocate group or something. >> feed back from electric ve

>> they are trying to move the raiders to san antonio, texas? why is that?e alamodome. with the coliseum all but crumbling and the team's lease rapidly approaching mark davis owner of the raiders met with the mayor of san antonio on july 18 about uprooting the silver and black to the lone star state. also councilmember noel gallo isn't surprised. >> we at the city level and at the county level have been behind the eight ball. we haven't really provided the attention necessary to be able to keep them engaged to stay in oakland. >> reporter: the sudden talk of moving to known may not be a coincidence. davis and the raiders don't want to extend the lease at the coliseum. they want to have a new facility. the meeting with the san antonio officials happened two days after the oakland city council signed off on the a's new 10-year lease. >> this has flexibility for the a's and raiders to stay there. we are not pitting one team against the other. the city is not favoring one team over the other. >> reporter: a new lease for the raiders is due in the fall. >> if thi

he's back on the job for three days in san antonio.e was released by the taliban six weeks ago in a prisoner swap. now he could be facing a court marshall. his lawyer joins us shortly. >> release me, please. >> reporter: the army has already conducted much of the investigation into bowe bergdahl's disappearance and capture but those investigators have never heard directly from the 28-year-old army sergeant, that's about to change. now that sergeant bergdahl is back to regular army duty, his lawyer says in the next two weeks, he'll meet with major general kenneth doll, the man apo appoi apainted to lead the investigation. the general has about a month left to make recommendations whether bergdahl should face criminal charges. >> the army will look at this to make sure they didn't get embarrassed. do you see a way that bowe bergdahl is in the army a year from now? >> i don't. i don't think anybody is going to want to work for him or under him and he's probably ready to get out, as well. >> reporter: army officials say he completed the pr

of course, there's a lot of celebration in san antonio after the spurs won it. i like this video to serve as a lesson to fans of any team that wins a title. >> the spurs! >> whoo! [ honking horns ] >> oh, [ bleep ]! >> jimmy: guys, wait. and then like a wounded penguin, he waddled into the night. the washington redskins lost a legal battle yesterday. the redskins have been under a lot of pressure to change the team name because it's a racial slur. we got used to it because it's been around for a long time, but it's a racial slur. and they may be forced to abandon it whether they want to or not because yesterday the team lost their federal trademark. the u.s. patent and trademark office canceled the trademark because they say the name redskins is disparaging to native americans. so now the team doesn't have exclusive rights to it. anyone can use the name redskins for commercial purposes, which could cost them hundreds of millions of dollars. but the owner of the team, daniel snyder, vowed he will never change the name. he's very much against it. i guess he either

activists jose antonio vargas has released. border patrol released rather gas today.e is an undocumented immigrant. he thanked supporters, the department of homeland security released a statement saying vargas has been ordered to appear in front of an immigration judge, israel resumes airstrikes on gaza after cease-fire failed to stop violence. the number of palestinians deaths rose to 196. >>> life in gaza was already grim before this latest round of violence. widespread smuggling from egypt sustained nearly all basic services in gaza, but cairo shut down the trade last year. gazaens have electricity no more than 12 hours a day, sometimes only eight. 90% of the water there is undrinkable, and now they may lose water access due to these airstrikes. rebuilding is difficult. the blockade is keeping gazaens from wringing in construction materials since 2007. u.n. projects have been authorized but only after serious delays. earlier i spoke with allen mcdonald, a spokesperson fo in israel office. >> shortages in basic supplies like fuel which effected every kind of aspect

to perform immediate work to repair lower cherry aqueduct, sunol valley water treatment plant, san antonio pump station, and related infrastructure with contract amounts not to exceed $29,000,000 collectively. item number 6 is a resolution approving an emergency public work contract between the public utilities commission and flatiron, west, inc., under san francisco administrative code, section 6.6, to perform immediate work to repair lower cherry aqueduct in response to an emergency drought declaration with a contract amount not to exceed $16,000,000. >> okay, thank you. we have our puc here to speak on these item? >> yes, good morning, members of the board. steve [speaker not understood], assistant general manager for water. i have a few brief slides to show. as you know, we're deep into a drought and are trying to do lots of different thing to make sure that we can stretch the city's water supply as far as possible. so for the hetch hetchy regional water system, we have a couple of drought relief projects that we're working on, primarily revolving around use of water for cherry re or.

. >>> san antonio's bexar county jail is a fortress of brick, steel and razor wire. capable of housing up to 4500 men and women. some of the inmates here have been convicted and are serving short sentences. but most have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial with the resolution of their cases. then there are inmates like benny alonzo, he's been convicted of felony gun possession. in less than 24 hours, he will appear before a judge to learn his sentence. >> i've been stressing a lot, too, though. i can't eat. i haven't ate lunch in three days already. >> do something, dog. >> i already know. >> alonzo will most likely be sentenced to state prison but it won't be the first time. >> how many times have you been incarcerated? >> oh, couple of times. i mean, every time i get locked up -- one, two, three, four, five, i can't really remember. maybe like seven times, six times. i don't know. >> sold heroin, crack, coke, weed, anything. one-stop shop at the house. started using drugs, started the cycle going down. just sucks, that lifestyle is no good. >> comp

davis reportedly met with city leaders in san antonio a couple weeks ago. he said it was just a meeting between friends and wouldn't comment on the possibility of the team moving to san antonio. however, it is widely known the raiders, they want a new stadium and san antonio is willing to provide them one. >>> and now a look at a different stadium, at&t park, where the giants will try to break a six-game losing streak against the pirates this afternoon. first pitch is at 12:45. directly following that game, fans will crowd the field for the 12th annual slumber party at at&t park, hope thing they dona have to cry themselves to sleep. but instead, take pictures at home plate, maybe watch a movie on the field. the slumber party is already sold out. >> and apparently, a good night story will be read. >> a bedtime story! >> at midnight. >> got to go to bed before that. >>> shockingly successful "sharknado" movie will return to tv tonight. >> it's "sharknado ii." >> i mentioned los angeles last year, anything learned by the situation there that new yorkers need t