y prometen no dejar que las pandillas se roben la seguridad de su comunidad--- ---damian trujillo nos...--- este fue el motivo para formar el nuevo ejercito.una bala que perforo una pared en una casa, a un lado de la primaria washington en san jose. ==sot/13:15== que tanto se preocupa usted por la seguridad. pues bastante. la de los ninos y todos nosotros." juan torres es parte del nuevo ejercito en la comunidad washignton. un ejercito de padres preocupados. ==nat/:33 seconds== ya somos un grupo.. no solo 1 o 2 personas." este es el nuevo ejercito.. padres y m,adres quienes se han dedicado a encaminar a los estudiantes a la escuela. con sus chalecos brillantes, los voluntarios han formado una nueva alianza de seguridad para los ninos. ==sot/12:54== si algu padre n puede por algun motivo, nosotros con la distinccion de los chalecos sera una referencia que los ninos pueden caminar seguros junto a ellos." el ejercito se formo tras dos tiroteos recientes en el vecindario. ==sot/10:49== i think this is a perfect model.," ruth cueto represeta a la ciudad del san jose. cueto dice que hay otr

reporter damian trujillo has been following the case since jeanine harms' disappearance ten years ago. he's in our newsroom now with a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. >> reporter: the parents of jeanine harms and wayne sanchez are too devastated to speak tonight. they ask for privacy over the next few days. wayne sanchez's daughters told me tonight they don't know all the facts, only to say all their father cared about was family. this is how his daughters remember wayne sanchez, a smiling, caring father. now even they have many unanswered questions. >> we're devastated, but at the moment we don't know all the details because it's still in the investigation and we're just trying to be strong. >> reporter: christine sanchez is 18. her sister nicole is 20. >> we're devastated by the loss of our father. he was a great dad and grandpa. we just don't know all the details of the situation. and we just hope we'll all be strong and positive throughout this. >> reporter: the daughter spoke to nbc bay area in the same living room where their frustrated grandparents sat last may asking wh

live outside civil court in san jose, i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thanks. the awards going on right now to honor at-risk bay area kids who pointed and clicked their lives in a new direction. >> plus, a not so funny valentine. the new threats against governor brown bringing in the fbi. >> and the ship behind some cruise nightmares starts its journey to san francisco. the pretty penny being dropped to fix it right here in one of our ports. >> good evening. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. temperatures near record-setting highs today. right now upper 50s to near 60. tonight dropping down to low 40s in the south bay, and coming up, details on some dangerous beach weather you won't wao . california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in health care costs... and over a million lives. we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car cr

damian trujillo shows us a powerful surveillance tool from police. >> reporter: a red light runner iscident on meridian avenue. no serious injuries but jennifer is not surprised it happened here. >> i got hit here when i was riding my bike. people turning don't pay any attention to anyone in front of them. >> reporter: san jose police have identified several hot spots around town, including here on first and alma street. you can also hang out near a school for a few minutes to realize few drivers obey the 25 mile per hour law. >> crosswalks can be scary for people. driving especially by the school, because people do not slow down. even with a sign back there, they did not slow down. >> you know, if a child darts out, they can get hit by a car. >> reporter: ask anyone at the supermarket and they will likely tell you this is the most busiest and unsafe street in the city and there may be frustration that there is no one to turn to complain. well, now there is. they take you to the traffic enforcement request. the department will later prompt the sender to send out a survey asking if the

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nbc bay area's damian trujillo is live in a south bay hotspot where he repair crews ready to move in. damian? >> reporter: tom, those repair crews will be on this stretch of monterey road tomorrow to fill in all the potholes. caltrans says across the bay area, the recent rains accelerated road erosion. this was the scene on the high street overpass on 880 in oakland, a two-foot hole ripped right through the concrete. the hole snarled traffic on 880 for more than six hours. caltrans says weather may have contributed to the problem but mostly blames the hole on wear and tear. still, caltrans says the days after storms are often busy ones for its crews. they are also busy days at this automotive shop in san jose. >> pretty often that you see this problem a lot of times, spindles, ball joints, tied rod, all kind of suspend work. >> reporter: potholes are to blame for the damage on this. the damage to the driver roughly $800 to replace both front wheel bearings. >> so, if you don't avoid the potholes, a good 7, $800? >> yes. so you better be really careful when you drive. >> reporter: comm

damian trujillo is live at the action center where leaders call for an emergency meeting with residents this evening because of the recent violence they've been seeing. >> reporter: there have been three gang related murders in san jose this year alone. this emergency meeting was put on by the vice mayor and several community groups in san jose to let residents know how to find out more how to protect themselves and how to help police. one expert told us that teenagers need to let things cool off a bit before they go into the streets. the garcia brothers stopped by the site of friday's murder on capital expressway and story road. >> we were coming back from a soccer game. we saw the cops blocking all of the streets. >> reporter: the shooting left one man dead and a 17 year old behind bars. it was the latest tragedy in what's turning out to be a violent and deadly year in san jose and gangs are right in the middle of it. >> some people won't like it from one to ten we're over ten. >> the pastor has been getting kids out of gangs for two decades. he brings students to this classroom in an

live at san jose city hall, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> we will hear more about this one. thank you, damian. >>> marin supervisors are expected to hit the ground running tomorrow with a vote to stop the installation of smart meters until their potential health risks can be studied further. the moratorium declares that because of potential risks to the health, welfare and safety of county residents, the board wants to stop installation of smart meters by pg&e in unincorporated areas while the study goes on. violators would face fines and inspection fees imposed by the county. the marin county town of fairfax has halted installation of smart meters. the county says letters to the state puc asking for more study have gone unanswered. >>> if you are ever arrested in california, police can search through your text messages without a warrant. that word coming down today from the state supreme court ruling in a ventura county case. the ruling follows a present set by u.s. supreme court decisions that allowed warrantless searches for personal property immediately associated with t

i'm damian trujillo. today we have our annual christmas. you'll meet the judges next. this is your comunidad spas del spas valle. >>> ladies and gentlemen, the judges are now officially under way tasting the best darn tamale in the united states and we do mean the united states because a lot of the tamales came from across the country. let me introduce the judges for you. at the end of the show we'll tell you who has the best tastingtamale. next to me is robert out of gilroy, cola. next robert. next she's munching away. next is mr. luis orchola. he's from the family vineyards in napa valley. he's brought some of his wines. we'll show those throughout the show. next to him is the voice of your world champion san francisco giants. welcome, all, to the show. we have a fifth judge. he's keechbld the tie-breaker. what does he call him? >> it's a secret. >> it's a secret. should we say? >> no. it's a secret. >> we'll bring him out. darlene. here we are, again, darlene. which is this? >> sixth annual. can you believe it. sixth year we've been eating tamales. >> we have a list

now their father is also gone. >> that was damian trujillo reporting. he was a double shooting that happened in san jose over the weekend. police say it had ties to the decades old missing case of janine harms. police say they arrived at the shopping center to find maurice nasmeh shot to death. gentleman neen harms was last seen in 2001. nasmeh was arrested in connection with the murder but eventually leased when the case was thrown out. sanchez and nasmeh had a confrontation before the shooting saturday night. >> we can try to paint a picture of what happened by investigating. ultimately we may never know what was said in the conversation or how much of this was planned or if it was just a heat of passion-type crime. >> police are looking into revenge as the motive. >>> pg&e temporarily increased pressure on the transmission line and on others. the intentional surges could have weakened the pipe in san bruno. pg&e and the state public utility commission say it is not unsafe to increase the pressure to the legal limit if if the limit is set correctly. t

damian trujillo is live at one of the trouble spots where the city may not have the resources to continue the battle. >> reporter: that's right, tom. graffiti removers have been at this wall across the street from san jose city hall about 20 times, but because of the budget there may soon be a day where there will be no one left to clean. he's back on the same wall. taggers just can't seem to avoid the area around third and santa clara streets. this one went up overnight outside this restaurant. the city protocol is to get tags removed within 24 hours. >> it's just on the side. >> it looks bad for your business? >> yeah, it looks bad for the area. >> reporter: so you'd think gomez and his team have job security. tags are on the rise citywide, almost 90 are on the removal schedule this day alone. san jose's graffiti abatement unit is in jeopardy. >> everything is on the table. we have a difficult budget year again. >> reporter: that means there may be no one left to do this. next year's budget deficit might force the five teams who paint the town every day to look the other way. >> things

i'm damian trujillo, nbc bay area. >> it always makes you think. all right, damian, thank you very much. >>> and now to another developing story tonight. it looks like long-time san francisco city employee ed lee will soon become the interim mayor of san francisco. just a short time ago the board of supes voted overwhelmingly in his favor. tracy grant at city hall with the latest on the saga to find a replacement for gavin newsom. tracy? >> reporter: 10-1, tom. that is how the supervisors voted just a short time ago to approve ed lee as the city's next mayor. now, it's considered a done deal even though that next group of incoming freshman supervisors still have to vote on this on tuesday. now, ed lee, current city administrator, former head of the department of public works, is about to become the future mayor of san francisco. just the supervisors, not the public, got a chance to vote on it. the board voted for him today to be appointed the interim mayor to fill the spot that will soon be vacated by lieutenant governor-elect gavin newsom. lee's n

. >> let's turn things over to our damian trujillo. you had a chance to talk to anybody yet? >> reporter: we have with us here mitch dougherty. he works on the third floor of san jose city hall. so was it swaying a little bit? we felt it a little in the newsroom. what was it like on the third floor? >> it did sway but it felt like a fist it hit us so hard. my co-workers got a little nervous. we didn't know what to expect. then it started rolling in and we all settled in and we started laughing. >> was this a little stronger than what you felt before? >> it was about what whey feel all the time. when i was in the tower about six months ago, i was a little frightened. this is a little more, third floor, we can get out of there. >> what was protocol? >> evacuation. >> we all stood around saying, hey, everything is good. we are in charge of the server room. so we went in there to make sure all the computers were up and running for the city. >> what does a fist feel like? >> it hurts. it surprises you when you are sitting at your desk especially. >> good thing that everybody is ok

damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> the carnival splendor set sale again. this time the beleaguered ship is heading to san francisco. the fire-damaged cruise ship left san diego for dry dock here in the bay area for more repairs. the splendor originally lost power when a fire broke out in its engine room last november, stranding passengers at sea for three days. tugboats had to pull the crippled ship into the harbor. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> meteorologist rob mayeda is here with a look at the forecast. if it's anything like today, we're going to love it. >> pretty outstanding. a lot of cruise ships, san francisco is a port, and they head out of town. you're not going to want to leave town this weekend when you see the numbers we had today. record breakers out there today. san jose, 72. 67 in oakland. new record highs today. average high this time of year should be in the upper 50s to near 60. this is as close as it gets to a january heat wave around the bay area. thanks to the winds out of the northwest all day long keeping te