time and get out of here. >> after further investigation, lieutenant munoz found no evidence that de la cruz is still an active gang member. so now, he suspects that de la cruz may have been beaten for refusing to join in a merging sny gang. >> we're hoping that through the interviews that we'll do in the same unit, we may come across eyewitnesses, or folks who will be able to confirm information that's floating around out there on the tiers as to why he got battered. >> you're a veteran? >> these guys are trying to get away from gangs to do their time safely and they're getting beat up. so it just doesn't seem to end. >> eventually the prison decided the safest solution for de la cruz was to transfer him to a different prison. >> i just want to do my time peacefully, you know what i'm saying? >> but lieutenant munoz still sees challenges ahead. >> like i said, he's young, first time, and it's hard for him to understand how he is supposed to maintain an attitude, and protect himself at the same time and not look weak. so it's an ongoing process that never stops. >>> coming up -- >> you sort

i'm veronica de la cruz.no affordabe housing in the newark proje between cedar boulevard and timber street. new at six... ann notarangelo is live with why city leaders may even prefe that way. ann? ann: they've broken ground what will be 164 homes and homes. people will likely start moving in next year. t at a price between 550-750- thousand, none of them are considered affordable. karina gonzalez, her son and husband live in a two bedro one bath apartment e with another family of 4! o bathroom for 7 people. kari gonzales/newark: just living like tha stresses people. >>> soon becoming of east bay city's new housing in more than a decade, but most people will be priced out. i'm ken bastida. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. new at 6:00, ann notarangelo is live with why city leaders may prefer it that way. >> reporter: veronica, let me tell you a little bit about that project. they have broken down on what will be 164 homes and town homes. people will start moving in some time next week. >> gonzalez's son and husband

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cuestionando por quÉ permitiÓ que los miles de niÑos centroamericanos que estÁn llegando a la frontera se convierta en un asunto polÍtico. ademÁs no se permite la entrada de la cruzen caso de un desastre natural. precisamente la migraciÓn infantil fue uno de los temas clave durante la cumbre de presidentes de amÉrica central, que finalizÓ hoy. los mandatarios pidieron que se aborde este asunto bajo una perspectiva humanitaria. representa una perspectiva. >> el creciente flujo de menores que cruzan la frontera de los estados unidos centro este viernes la 43 cumbre. celebrada en repÚblica dominicana. en una declaraciÓn especial, los mandatarios en punta cana pidieron la no exportaciÓn de los menores. >> los paÍses comparten un profundo interÉs de que a los niÑos y niÑas adolescentes, bajo custodia de las autoridades migratorias de los estados unidos, que sean proporcionadas las condiciones idÓneas. >> el salvador honduras y guatemala es ¿ donde provienen la mayorÍa de los niÑos migrantes pidieron no repatriar a los menores. >> este fenÓmeno debe ser abordado desde una perspectiva integral, que brinde oportunidades de desarrollo, razÓn por la cual pedimos mÁs apoyo.

que la causa del siniestro fue accidental mientras que la cruz roja nos dijo que los damnificados pueden voverlos a contactar y pedir mas asistencia de vivienda, si la necesitan. 28"36 segun el cuerpo de bomberos de oakland las perdidas materiales en este siniestro superan los 200 mil dolares... desde oakland yo soy pilar nino....28:47 cesar ---el bombero que resulto herido durante un entrenamiento en el aeropuerto de oakland se recupera satisfactoriame nte en el hospital... take vo ---" mitchell ow" de 55 aÑos resulto herido cuando el camion que conducia volco ayer a eso de las 11 con 45 de la maÑana... ---el bombero se encuentra en cuidados intensivos pero hoy se supo que esta alerta y respira por el mismo... blanca --una mujer murio en un tiroteo al este de oakland. take map --segun la policia, la victima fue encontrada sin vida en la avenida "douglas". --un sujeto tambin result herido en el mismo incidente. --mas temprano en la calle "hillside" otro hombre fue herido en una balacera. --aun no hay detenidos. --si usted tiene informacin sobre estos hechos, comuniquese con las autoridades. blanca ---esta tarde continua la investigac

lo Único que tienen ademÁs de su ropa, es una cobija de la cruz roja. ecibir hasta 250 internos, hoy, hay mÁs de 500. pero cerca de aquÍ, se vive tambiÉn el drama de los inmigrantes que fueron liberados por no haber mÁs cupo en los centros de detenciÓn. dejados a su suerte, reciben la ayuda de centros de caridad catÓlica que le brindan a niÑos y adultos ropa, un lugar donde comer y donde asearse. aquÍ encontramos a adriana una mujer liberada con sus dos hijos, ellos pasaron varios dÍas en el centro de detenciÓn. >> yo le pedÍ a dios, de todo corazÓn, que me sacara de ahÍ. y 1000 niÑos tampoco, mi niÑa chiquita lloraba. >> como ella, muchos otros tratan de reunirse con sus familiares en estados unidos, mientras tanto, este cruce no se detiene. una crisis humanitaria que apenas comienza. >> en arizona, tambiÉn se dio acceso a los medios para visitar uno de sus centros de detenciÓn donde permanecen menores de entre 13:17 aÑos. segÚn informes, en el refugio de nogales se cuenta con informarÍa, comedores y hasta un espacio de recreaciÓn, sin embargo, el hacin

. >> i'm veronica de la cruz.rea is live for us. >> reporter: veronica, they have 140 searchers on the ground here looking for the 9- year-old as they will keep searching throughout the night. i'm told if they don't find her by dawn there are fresh rescuers to go and hit the ground running at daybreak. >> ida? >> reporter: throughout san mateo state park, you can hear more than 100 searchers shouting. trying to find the 9-year-old. >> we won't stop. this is a search we'll continue 24/7 until we get to a point that we hopefully find her. >> reporter: she's from new mexico, but her mom seen here is originally from the county. they reported her missing from camp site 35 just after 12:00 this afternoon. >> their daughter was running around the camp site, playing with other children who were camping here at campgrounds today. at one point they realized she was no longer within their site. >> reporter: search and rescue dogs are tracking her scent in a four square-mile area. it is dark wooded forest. the biggest concern

. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. >> one of the bay area's most visible research facilities is offline tonightas smoky fire at the stanford linear accelerator was spotted by drivers on 280 last night. the two-mile particle accelerator runs under the interstate. kpix 5 reporter mark sayre has a look at what happened. >> reporter: it's hard to miss if you drive on highway 280. you have probably seen the stanford linear accelerator but now a fire brought out fire crews and has shut down this important scientific instrument. at nearly two miles long, the stanford linear accelerator is one of the largest in the world. high powered particle beams are shot under high 280 for research projects. but one of the high voltage power units caught fire right under the freeway. >> the amount of black smoke and visibility was down to zero in that area, and it engulfed 280 overpass in that area so there was some concerns with vehicles on 280 as well as the fire department response into the facility. >> reporter: this video taken from alongside highway 280 shows where the fire broke out, laboratory staff and fir

>>> 6:00 an core veronica de la cruz is in the newsroom. >> and she has a look at what's coming up at 6:00. >>> an east bay city is getting its first batch of new homes in more than a deck day. why it is discouraging developers from building affordable housing. >>> and, no more waiting for the delivery guy for hours. the new way to send and receive packages. we have those stories and more when you join me and ken bastida. that's combing up in 30 minutes. >> okay. we will see you then. thanks, veronica. >> thanks for watching. cbs 5 evening news is up next with scott pelly. >> thank you for watching. remember, always the latest is on kpix.com. >> good night. >> pelley: u.s. troops get a green light. margaret brennan and clarissa ward report from baghdad. david martin is at the pentagon. ouv.a. hospitals were truth ignored for years. wyatt andrews with the new revelation. ecstasy. >> dempsy! ends in agony. >> oh, it is a great cross! and it is an equalizer! >> pelley: elaine quijano on what's next for team u.s.a. at the world cup. and what if you posted a mailbox in the middle of nowher

.* good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. i'm allen martin. wt some are calling a huge blo teachers unions. ryan: we're here at walnut creek intermediate. but we could t any public school in the >>> a big stink in the world of cheese making. the old-fashioned way that may be going by the wayside. >> well, thank you for watching. the cbs evening news with scott pelly is next. >> see you back in 30 minutes. >>> our ryan takeo reports on what some are calling a huge blow to teachers unions. ryan. >> reporter: allen, we are here at walnut creek intermedia, but we could at any public school in the state. that is how far-reaching this ruling this. >> this is an extraordinary example. we haven't seen a ruling like this in 25 years or so. >> that ruling came from an la county judge. he says the current tenure system hurts students because firing bad teachers is difficult. teachers unions lashed out at the decision. >> what this is is a bait and switch. advertise an attack on teachers, which is a socially acceptable way to attack students and stability

new at 6:00 tonight: >>> 6:006:00 anchor veronica de la cruz has what's coming up at 6:00. >> certainlyat you want to see in the middle of a drought a nearly week long water leak in the neighborhood. where is the crews to fix it? what the owner is trying to do to get the city's attention. >> and the company responsible for awesome videos gets ready to go big. peninsula based go pro is about to hit wall street. more coming up at 6:00. >> we'll see you in 30 minutes. >> thanks for watching us at 5:00. the "cbs evening news" is next. >> remember the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com a water main leaking in a b >> pelley: tonight, can police search your cell phone? the u.s. supreme court decided that today. and ruled in a case that threatened broadcast television. jan crawford and chip reid report. the economy suffered its worst slowdown since the great recession. anthony mason on what it means. jamie yuccas covers the worst flooding one region has seen in 20 years. why did democrats rescue a republican fi

veronica de la cruz has more on the first arrests following the 2012 attack. >> reporter: four americans were killed in the attack on the diplomatic compound including u.s. ambassador chris stevens. he was from the bay area. stevens was the first u.s. ambassador to die in the line of duty in more than 30 years. authorities say the arrest of this man is the first step to justice. u.s. special forces captured a senior leader of a libyan terror group suspected in the deadly attack on the u.s. mission in benghazi. during a stop in pittsburgh, the president said the arrest sends a message to the world. >> when americans are attacked, no matter how long it takes, we will find those responsible. >> reporter: on september 11th, 2012, militants attacked the u.s. mission in benghazi killing ambassador chris stevens and three other americans. the pentagon says the suspect, ahmed abu khatallah is a senior leader of the terror group ansar al sharia. he was captured during a planned raid sunday. >> he is in u.s. custody in a secure location outside libya. uhm, and that's as far as i'm going to go. >>

take map ---ocurrio anoche al sur de la ciudad y segun los bomberos las altas temperaturas que se experimentaron ayudaron en la propagacion de las llamas... ---ahora la cruz americana esta ayudando a las familias para ubicarse en un lugar temporal para vivir... no hubo reportes de heridos. blanca --un hombre de san jose fue arrestado anoche como sospechoso de ser el responsable ... vo ....de un incendio en un area de 2 acres en "mount hamilton". --"tuan tran" de 31 aÑos se habria encontrado acampando ilegalmente en esa zona pero ahora las autoridades sospechan de que alli haya una plantacion de marihuana que el sospechoso podria haber estado cuidando. --al ser arrestado, tran estaba en posesion de cocaina. cesar ---autoridades estatales de salud, lanzan una advertencia sobre la presencia roll open under de una cepa de la bacteria de la gonorrea, que continua infectando personas en la ciudad de san francisco.. take vo ---de acuerdo a reportes recientes, los jovenes homosexuales son hasta 30 veces mas propensos a contagiarse de este enfermedad venerea.. ---el aumento en contagios ha coincidido con la reduccion del uso del condon informaron los funcionarios

those stories when you join veronica de la cruz and me in 30 minutes. >> thank you.you then. >> thanks for watching us at 5:00. the "cbs evening news" is coming up next. >> remember the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> alfonsi: tonight, hundreds of u.s. special forces are headed to iraq. >> it is in our national security interests not to see an all-out civil war inside of iraq. >> alfonsi: the president says targeted military action is possible, but no combat. reports from major garrett, clarissa ward and holly williams in iraq. violent weather hits the midwest, including floods and tornadoes. >> it just hit something. oh, no! >> alfonsi: dr. jon lapook reports dozens of government scientists may have been exposed to live anthrax bacteria. and david martin with a humble hero. kyle carpenter risked his life to save a fellow marine. >> i know if you put a thousand marines in that situation, they would all do the exact s

hi allen and >>> 6:00 anchor veronica de la cruz is in the newsroom with a look at what's coming up inur. >> hey, allen and liz. new at 6:00 a push to keep machines like this one out of the one bay area city. we are going to tell you about some say these cell phone recycling kiosks encourage crooks to steal your smartphone. $20,000 for finding the next great new hire? a bay area startup is ponying up the cash to draw top talent. that's at 6:00. >> thank you. see you at 6:00. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> alfonsi: tonight, u.s. military aircraft in the skies over iraq. the u.s. begins surveillance missions as the president considers a request for airstrikes. reports from david martin, clarissa ward in baghdad, and scott pelley in jordan with the youngest war refugees. >> reporter: some of these kids flee in their pajamas because they've got nothing else. >> alfonsi: vicente ar h a crisis on our own border-- chen fleeing central america. jeff glor is there as congress recalls the c.e.o. of g.m. >> it looks like a lot more than 15 people should have been te

. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. betty yu has been in communication with him for weeks.ly opening up, right, betty? >> reporter: that's right. i have been talking to him for a couple of weeks now and he really is surprised by the worldwide attention. he gets it, though, but more than that he is understandably frightened. he wanted his story out there after reading so many people writing things about him appear his family that he says just aren't true. in fact, he was nervous to just do the google chat with me seeing our big news camera behind me. but i have been talking to him as i mentioned for some time now. he says he feels misunderstood. what do you want to tell people? >> that i'm not a stupid person for the thing i did. >> reporter: so betty, this is somebody who got on a plane and he wanted to go to africa but did he know that he was getting on a plane to hawaii? >> he tells me that he did know that that plane was going at least west. he did see the hawaiian on that plane. he assumed that it would get him there. we were looking at surveillance video right now of h

good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida.r brought that lawsuit against recology. it's a story we reported earlier this year at kpix 5. after a month long trial and over a week of deliberations, a san francisco jury ordered recology to pay back $1.3 million to ratepayers for bonuses it received in 2008. those bonuses are for meeting recycling goals and diverting garbage from the landfill. >> as a result of making a false claim, they received a bonus in excess of $1.3 million that they should not have received. instead, that money should have gone into a pot that would the next year have reduced the amount that ratepayers in san francisco paid to have their garbage collected. >> reporter: recology has an exclusive contract to both pick up garbage and recycle in san francisco worth about $300 million a year and is guaranteed a 10% profit. >> what came out at trial was recology wasn't happy with just making $30 million a year. it had to cheat and make false claims to make a few extra dollars. >> reporter: the case was brought to

i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida. new gas tax. >> reporter: talking about the governor's effort to get the high speed rail program up and running. it appears hi hand is reaching right -- his hand is reaching right into the pump. >> refineries up and down the state will start paying up to $5 billion a year to help clean of california's air. those billions will then be passed on to you and me by what could be a 10 to 20 cents a gallon bump at the pump. >> people will ask what are we getting for that. let's say we are going to dedicate billions to public infra structure making it easier for people to get out of their cars. >> in addition, new barth cars -- b.a.r.t cars, the deal lawmakers passed on sunday also calls for about $250 million a year to be spent to help kick start the $68 billion high speed rail line between san francisco and los angeles. a ra line that some say may never be completed. >> i thought it was a bad mistake. 25ers of the money is going to a project that doesn't reduce green house gas and won't be

new at 6:00 tonight: >>> 6:00 anchor veronica de la cruz has more on what's coming up at 6:00. >> goodyou. here's what's coming up at 6:00. a win in the fight to keep a bay area oyster farm open today's victory and why it is still far from a done deal. >> and medical marijuana, sold at the farmer's market. what california patients will be able to get it straight from the grower. we have those stories and much more when you join me and ken bastida at 6:00 in 30 minutes. >> thank you, we'll see you then. >>> beautiful weekend lots of events going on. >> lots of events. we have giants baseball, as well. we have the san francisco gay pride parade. and that is going to be spectacular! with lots of sunshine. a whole weekend long. and we have rising temperatures into the triple digits by monday. our seven-day forecast calls for this weekend sunday the warmest day. >> thank you. "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: tonight, late- >> pelley: tonight, late- breaking news. in a scathing report, the white house finds v.

good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida.ty hall with a high stakes waterfront showdown. simon. >> reporter: ken, the allegations coming from the san francisco civil grand jury report that says the mayor just has too much influence over the port commission and the result, many waterfront projects have been rejected by voters or cost the city money. >> planning for the waterfront has been extremely bad. >> reporter: former city attorney louise renny is one of many upset about the project proposed for the waterfront in recent months. that sentiment is confirmed bay this san francisco civil grand jury report called "caught between public trust and private dollars." the report lays a lot of the blame of the waterfront mayhem at the seat of san francisco mayor ed lee who is making the decisions? the mayor's office. >> the mayor and lee administration have treated the port like a cash cow. >> reporter: the report lists several projects as emblem matt inning of the problem. one, the 8 washington condo project supported by the mayor.

. >> i'm veronica de la cruz.etty yu is live in san jose with neighbors who have been begging for some help. betty. >> reporter: and veronica, looks like neighbors here on buyerly avenue just got the help. the san jose water company just pulled up within the last few minutes to make repairs but it's been six days and by our estimates, 20 gallons of water have been flowing into this gutter every minute and that has been really upsetting for neighbors in this community. this leak started three houses down from this court and one homeowner made a sign outside that said this was called in june 19th. your tax dollars. he was told by the san jose water company that this leak, this fix, was in fact a low priority. we spoke to a utility spokesman today who said that they are working as fast as possible but the holdup is due to safety protocols. they have to notify other utility companies before they do any digging and repair work. he said it can take days. people are putting rocks down to pool it. >> it's flowing down my

. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. is in richmond where the fierce debate is just getting started. ryan. >> reporter: that meeting just started and before the school board votes, they are going to hear an earful from antiwar activists. >> tenth grade, i'm going into tenth grade. >> reporter: and joseph wants to be one of 60 students in de anza high school's first junior rotc program. a u.s. air force instructor would use this classroom. joseph and his mom think he will learn a lot. >> i'm learning how to be disciplined and respectful like integrity and stuff. >> but to be a leader you have to be a follower. and that's humbling. >> reporter: first, west contra costa unified has to approve the program and some are questioning its value. >> it's the recruitment for foot soldiers or soldiers in general to fight. >> reporter: margaret brown says enemy north and low income students -- says especially minority and low income students might find it tempting. >> they may not their options or may not indeed because of the econom

. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. kpix 5's linda yee is at the bridge. linda? yes, you know, the golden gate bridge is still one of the most popular sites in the world even though like today you can barely see it. but lots of tourists are still out here. unfortunately, it does have a dark side. but today's decision will mean some relief for thousands of grieving families. she was overwhelmed with emotion after the unanimous motored. this person survived a suicide jump 14 years ago one of many who fought for a suicide barrier. >> this weight is off my shoulders, this weight that we carry every day that we fight for every day. >> reporter: the $76 million barrier will be a 20-foot-wide steel net that will extend on each side of the bridge. >> i do light pole number 97 is where he jumped. >> reporter: mark said years of therapy didn't help his 20-year- old son matthew. he prays a barrier will now save another family from his loss. 46 people jumped in 2013. the most in one year since it opened in 1937. manuel gamboa's 18-year-old son kyle was one of them. >> the ne

. >> i'm veronica de la cruz.batteries and other key features. kpix 5's simon perez is live at tesla headquarters. simon. >> reporter: this may not be as altruistic as it seems at physical blush. one marketing expert said tesla had no choice. there is no future in being a neat manufacturer of really expensive cars. >> he is trying to create the android for electric cars. >> reporter: this professor says tesla's ceo elon musk's announcement that the company will share its patents and won't sue people who use them has a lot of parallels with the cell phone battle with apple and android. >> tesla is exactly the opposite of apple strategy. >> reporter: apple says here's our product, take it or leave it. a lot of people take it. compare that to android where users and developers have a lot more options to personalize their electronics, known in the industry as open source. >> who is winning the volume? not apple. >> reporter: massive volume is the key to success in the automobile industry and continuing on as a one-of-

de julio. las autoridades andan tras la pista de un segundo sospechoso. lanzar una advertencia a quienes tienen planes de visitar la playa de santa cruz debido a que un hombre del condado consumen niveles peligrosos de halcÓn y drogas. luego de casi cinco horas reabrieron todos los carriles de la autopista seis 80. el trÁnsito se vio paralizado tras un choque entre una camioneta y un camiÓn de carga. la jornada 15 del mundial de la fifa 2014 ha dejado 16 selecciones soÑando con ganar la copa. son ocho selecciones de amÉrica, seis de europa y dos de África. alemania aprovechÓ las jugadas por las bandas y aunque el portero de estados unidos aguantÓ, la selecciÓn de las bandas y las estrellas terminÓ derrotada ante los teutones. portugal se despidiÓ con victoria, en lo que ha sido una de las ilusiones del mundial. los diablos rojos de bÉlgica aseguran su lugar. argelia tiene su boleto a octavos de final por primera vez en su historia. mÁs adelante le diremos si sigue o no miguel el piojo herrera frente a la selecciÓn mexicana de fÚtbol. >> en el Área de la bahÍa crece la polÉmica en torno al presunto mordisco que suÁrez le dio a un rival. >> por un lado y quie

vez son menos las llamadas de isidro, y anahÍ aprovecha las cÁmaras para decirle a su padre lo mucho que lo extraÑo. >> te extraÑo y eres todo para mÍ. >> los sollozos de las gemelas cruzsimbÓlica que no es suficiente para comprar instrumentos o uniformes,si quiere ayudar a los niÑos puede llamar al nÚmero en pantalla. tambiÉn puede entrar a nuestra pÁgina para encontrar más informaciÓn. ♪ ♪ hoy, para nuestro final de impacto tenemos estas impactantes imÁgenes, gracias a las imÁgenes captadas por un telescopio de la nasa durante varios aÑos, lograron conformar esa colorida imagen del universo, asÍ es, la deslumbrante composiciÓn incluye unas 10.000 galaxias, ademÁs de la nuestra, y sin duda nos hace reflexionar sobre las infinitas posibilidades ante la grandeza que nos rodea. bueno, admiremos la belleza de nuestro planeta, y tambiÉn cuidemos de Él, muy importante, porque es la casa de todos, asÍ nos despedimos esta tarde los esperamos maÑana en una nueva cita de impacto, gracias por acompaÑarnos. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de miÉrcoles, 4 de junio, estas son las noticias, long beach la segunda ciudad mÁs importante del condado de los angeles elige a su p

la calle story en san jos. s.o.t. arcadio morales/escuela de educación, scu 3:23:23 vamos a continuar con la visión de roberto cruz, elnal hispanic university, que es educar al pueblo latino, a los hispanos latinos... y romper el vicioso ciclo económico y de mala educación.. la universidad de santa clara tomar parte del plantel para expandir su maestra en educacin.. alumnos de la universidad hispana recibirn becas. s.o.t. david lópez/instituto hispano de investigación 6:05:05 hoy en dia 51% son hispano-parlantes y tenemos que preparar a los maestros para que tengan altas expectativas con estos jóvenes, también con sus padres y nuestra comunidad. otra parte del plantel, ser tomada por el instituto de investigacin para el avance de alumnos hispanos. y por ltimo, 'la escuela latino college preparatory academy' tambin traer a sus 400 alumnos, con el enfoque para preparar a maestros de la comunidad latina. s.o.t. adrian buenrostro/fundación nhu 15:12:28 primero que todo ser bilingue, entender la cultura, entender enen, porque nosotros sabemos s.o.t. adrian horas en ela. umnos y quien más aqueser mano,a experimentado en la

so i just want to welcome veronica de la cruz formally. i see you had your scarf on today. >> thanks to paul because it seriously blows the doors off the new york winter. >> okay. p we're not going to argue with that one, are we. >> we have a lot of words around here. snow will not be one of them. >> give me a scarf any day, as long as the sun is shining. >> we do that pretty well. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> reporter: have you enjoy the weather so far? >> i love it. four for four. getting a little monotonous. >> reporter: let's take a peek outside. upper 70s. is that okay? >> love it. >> reporter: all right. martinez, beautiful day for you. windy, though. 74 in martinez. foster city only 67. daily city 59. gusty winds in the city. of pleasanton and oakland windy. santa rosa, san jose, above average by just a few tenths of a d. oakland, one degree above average. we are halfway through the month of june. there is a big area of low pressure several hundred miles away u. as the low moves away, we don't get the northerly wind. it will be warm

veronica de la cruz. first night. >> you're making it easy. you and paul. >> reporter: welcome. coming from new york. >> i'm coming from new york. i'm happy to be here. happy to make the bay area home. you know what, got to thank paul because it is gorgeous outside. >> what do you think of the weather? question number one. >> i have one too many bad new york winters. i'll put it that way. >> reporter: your microclimate snow was snow. >> pretty much it. >> reporter: today you could drive anywhere from 50 degrees to 90 degrees. we were talking. >> amazing. >> reporter: isn't it nice here? you can pick your climate. within about an hour you can get there. today, we saw temperatures drop. but most of that temperature drop was inland. take a peek outside from oakland. from the airport we have a lot of cloud cover. we have cooler weather but most of the cooling did not happen near san francisco bit. it was in places like gilroy. 105. today 87. redwood city near 95 degrees yesterday. san rafael 79. san jose 77. oakland 69 degrees. look at the drop in livermore. you were using that ac o

i am veronica de la cruz. welcome back. >> i am ken bastida. a nationwide crack down on child sex traffickers has resulted in nearly 300 arrests and nearly 200 kids being rescued. operation cross country took place this past week. kpix 5's len ramirez says san jose was one of the cities targeted. >> on the streets of san jose where suspected prostitutes work. >> we were getting a lot of girls walking up and down the street. >> two san jose police officers approach a teenager wearing a short skirt on a corner, but they're not going to bust her. they just want to make sure she's not part of a human trafficking problem, child sex slaves forced to work on the streets. >> go in there and check on their welfare. make sure they are not young children. make sure they are adults. make sure they are doing this freely. >> because she was 18, they let her go. other officers have san jose pd and the santa clara county sheriff's office did put the heat on suspected prostitutes and johns who were cited and released. no one knows how many kids are involved in

. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. the president today laid out his plans to help iraq fend off a fast-moving attack from sunnies. craig boswell is in washington, d.c. with who is headed to baghdad. >> reporter: president obama says he is ready to send up to 300 military advisers to iraq to help the country from falling into a full-scale civil war. >> american forces will not be returning to combat in iraq. but we will help iraqis as they take the fight to terrorists who threaten the iraqi people, the rage and american interests as well. >> reporter: the president is not ordering air strikes as of now but confirmed he has increased surveillance flights over iraq. >> going forward we will be prepared to take targeted and precise military action if and when we determine it requires it. >> reporter: president obama did not call for iraqi prime minister nouri al-maliki to step down some many in congress say needs to happen al-maliki has to be transitioned out but that's only going to happen is for us to assure iraqis that

. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. it is the first time the u.s. captured any of the alleged perpetrators of the 2012 attack which killed four americans including bay areaambassador chris stevens. craig boswell has details. >> reporter: u.s. special forces captured a senior leader of the attack on benghazi. during a spot in pittsburgh the president said the arrest sends a message to the world. >> when americans are attacked, no matter how long it takes, we will find those responsible. >> reporter: on september 11th, 2012, militants attacked the u.s. mission in benghazi killing ambassador chris stevens and three other americans. u.s. officials say this appears to be a photo of the suspect, ahmed abu khatallah. he is a senior leader of the terror group ansar al sharia special opposite capturing him during a planned raid sunday. >> he is in u.s. custody in a secure location outside libya, uhm, and that's as far as i'm going to go. >> reporter: khatallah is expected to be tried here at u.s. district court in washington. right now he faces three crimina

welcome back, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida.x 5's mark sayre is live in san jose tonight with a big fireworks crackdown. mark. >> reporter: that's right. all over the bay area, ken, deputies here in santa clara county are going to be sending out members of the bomb unit to help identify and confiscate illegal fireworks on the 4th of july and with the fire danger of course high, fireworks safety is a big concern all over the bay area. with names like master of our enemies, attitude adjustments, we will rock you, and end game, it is clear these fireworks are not toys. >> exploding near or in someone's hand will kill them, i guarantee you. >> reporter: firefighters in contra costa county are afraid of another 4th of july like last year. >> we couldn't even keep up with the activity. we basically were chasing fires. >> reporter: so this year, they monitored websites like craigslist and found postings selling some of the most dangerous pyrotechnics around. >> these are what the licensed permitted pyro technicians who put on your city

. >> i'm veronica de la cruz.eporter ben tracy sat down with the parents of two of the students killed and heard their message for other families. >> we hear the voice from our children from heaven. >> reporter: these parents did not plan to speak out after their sons were brutally killed. >> their life was so short, so tragically taken. >> reporter: but they say they feel a responsibility to help prevent future tragedies. >> it's the time for all americans to wake up, to do our own part so maybe it's too late for our children, but it's not too late for all americans. >> reporter: charlie and jane wang had just one son under china's one child policy. the family came to america to give david a better education. he was close friends with james hong and george chen. they wanted to be computer engineers but were the first victims killed in the campus rampage. >> your sons were all beautiful people with great minds and kind hearts. >> reporter: george chen's mom kelly treasures a letter written by the boy's college cla

welcome back, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida. those reverse vending machines offer cash for your used gadgets. some people in oakland say they will actually lead to more robberies. kpix 5's simon perez reports the numbers are already staggering. >> they are an easy way for these criminals to make quick cash. >> reporter: casey farmer warnings for oakland city council member lynn nell macle haney who wants to ban these cell phone kiosks where you trade in old phones for cash. there are several in the bay area but not in oakland and mcelhaney's office wants it to stay that way. >> these automated purchasing machines are easy to access located near public transit and in the malls. >> reporter: the fear at oakland ceo city hall is the number of stolen cell phones will go even higher. the robberies have nearly doubled in four years from 1600 in 2009 to nearly 3400 in 2013. >> of all of the robberies in the city of oakland, 80% of them included a cell phone. so we think that something must be done to reduce cell phone theft. >> reporte

. >> that was veronica de la cruz reporting.l will have a school room on site staffed by accredited teachers. the exploratorium will set up special exhibits throughout the hospital. >> 5:55 now. public transit buses in san francisco that are too old to operate may not be put out to pasture after all. a new trial program involves refurbishing a muni bus with showers, toilets and sinks to be used by homeless people. the program will launch this month with expansion expected later on. >>> now we want to show you a cow with an identity crisis. her name is milkshake. she was saved from an abusive owner four years ago and now she lives in the sierra foothills. her owner says she thinks she is a dog and the dogs enjoy hanging out with her. >> then she hangs out with the dogs. i think she assumes that's is what she is. >> the owner says she never spent time with other cows and now spends times with dogs and even goes indoors. [ laughter ] >> does she jump up on the bed? [ laughter ] >> i don't know. >>> 5:56. in the next half hour, an o

. >> i'm veronica de la cruz. kpix 5's simon perez is in fairfield. what's the latest?reporter: well, we're here on the scene right there at 680 where it meets 80 heading towards sacramento. right in this little cul-de- sac, in this little corner is where the fire started. a little after 3:00 this afternoon. you can see now the crews have got it pretty much under control from what we can see. they are basically in mop-up stage. the cal fire helicopters have not been by in at least 15, 20 minutes now. so it does look as though they do have a lot of it under control. you can see from some video from earlier that it was out of control earlier. when we showed up, flames were shooting about 30, 40 feet up into the air. one house is gone as we speak. we do know that several neighborhoods several streets had to be evacuated including the homes and the people who live on ritchie road. there was a fear that it was going to get on 680 as well and that's why they shut down 680 northbound for a time. it did re-open at about 5:20 this afternoon. now, this fire because of the wind as

i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida.tlight was once again on the security at dodger stadium. reporter dave lopez with what was shown to jurors today in the courtroom. >> hi, bryan. >> hi. >> reporter: bryan stow appeared in good spirits as he arrived at the courtroom today to listen to the final testimony in his multi-million dollar lawsuit against one-time dodger owner frank mccourt. >> we are not going to be able to take care of bryan for much longer. and it's very important that he be taken care of and it's fair. >> reporter: bryan's mother telling reporters that the family simply doesn't have the means to pay his medical bills mounting monthly. the lawsuit contends that he needs at least $37 million in order to make ends meet just for medical purposes. >> the hierarchy of the dodgers was a total mess. >> reporter: stow's attorney tom girardi has repeatedly told the jury that then owner frank mccourt was responsible for the beating because of the way he handled security. inadequate lighting in the parking lots, not en

de la ciudad de auckland. las personas afectadas estÁn siendo apoyadas por la cruz roja americana. da a cuatro personas. las causas del incendio son investigadas. las autoridades de montain ville, arrestaron a un hombre acusado de asaltar un comercio de motocicletas. una mujer muriÓ, y un hombre resultÓ lesionado en una balacera en auckland. fue identificada como una mujer de cuerda y nueve aÑos la policÍa no ha efectuado ningÚn arresto en conexiÓn con el crimen. la sequÍa en california llevÓ al departamento que administra el agua a tomar medidas extremas entre ellos lanzar una campaÑa bilingüe para los trabajadores de la jardineria. >> california atraviesa por una de sus peores sequÍas es por esa razÓn que el departamento de los recursos del agua, estÁ enseÑando como usar el equipo. los talleres son en inglÉs y en espaÑol y ofrecen valiosa informaciÓn para evitar las fugas y tambiÉn reducir el uso ineficiente. ademÁs de la informaciÓn algo importante es formar conciencia sobre el grave problema de la sequÍa dueÑos de compaÑÍas tambiÉn llegaron a este taller buscando informaciÓn. >>

otro incendio ocurra tiene emorizado a los vecinos de la dres la causa del siniestro fue accidental, segun informaron los bomberos... por su parte la cruzroja nos dijo que si aun hay personas que necesitan de alojamiento o asesoria ellos estan dispuesto a ayudar.. cesar --la polica de san francisco anuncio esta noche el arresto de un supuesto incendiario que take vo habra provocado varios siniestros en esa ciudad. --segun las autoridades maÑana se revelarn mas detalles sobre este arresto. --en los ultimos dias el sospechoso provoc pequeÑos incendios al sur de la calle market y en la mission entre otros lugares. blanca --una mujer de gilroy de quien se sospecha conduca un vehiculo durante un tiroteo el pasado viernes se entreg a las autoridades. take vo --"deja marie ayala" de 22 aÑos lleg a la delegacin policial de morgan hill donde fue arrestada bajo sospecha de intento de homicidio, ademas de cometer un delito mientras estaba "libre bajo fianza" por una fechoria anterior al tiroteo. --la policia aun busca a 2 hombres que ejecutaron los disparos. vo cesar --el acusado de asesinar a un ex compaÑero de trabajo en 2012 fue encontrado culp

. >> la idea del reintegro de cruz >> >> no hay ningÚn dinero en vuelto. >> los simpatizantes que acompaÑarÁn electo por el pueblo, nuestro voto se respeta, cada cual tuvo su tiempo, de dios 160 dÍas para conectar las firmas y no pudieron conectarlas. >> el oficial cruz volviÓ a ser el policÍa de esta localidad. de acuerdo al alcalde bermÚdez, se trata del mismo salario que el oficial cruz tenÍa hace tres aÑos cuando fue despedido. >> gracias, vamos a filadelfia donde la policÍa presentÓ cargos oficiales a un hombre por un asesinato. del acusado es un hombre de 34 aÑos. iba junto al grupo de motociclistas ser la de la calle cinco cuando rodearon un auto, nuevo se bajaron del auto y empezaron a discutir, este motociclistas una historia y le disparÓ sacÁndole la vida. >> nueva de que una persona perdiera la vida luego de ser atropellada. el hecho ocurriÓ hoy a las seis de la maÑana. los mÉdicos trasladaron a la vÍctima al hospital, pero lamentablemente perdiÓ la vida. el motivo del accidente se desconoce pero se estÁ investigando. >> consultores que utilicen la interestatal 25 de filadelfia ten

de la mission en la ciudad de san francisco... take vo el fuego inici pasada la medianoche en el "numero 384" de la avenida ''ellington'' causando daÑo a tres apartamentos.. por el momento la cruzrovee ayuda a las tres familias que fueron afectadas por el siniestro, siniestro que afortundamente no hiri a personas... las autoridades aun desconocen que fue lo que provoco el incendio... roll open lorena nos vamos hasta el area fronteriza del pais, donde se ha informado que las personas que cruzan sin documentos a estados unidos, ha encontrado una manera rpida para evitar los puestos de control fronterizos.... take vo un grupo de hombres con ''motonetas acuticas'' ayuda a sus amigos a cruzar el rio grande para acortar la distancia y no terminan mojados... agentes fronterizos indicaron que se han reportado una docena de personas con estos vehculos y dicen que han capturado cerca del 40 por ciento de los propietarios... juanfra ms de 160 personas fueron arrestadas por autoridades federales acusados de trfico de personas, en varios estados fronterizos.... take vo --el anuncio fue hecho por la oficina de inmigracin y aduanas - "ice" - por sus siglas en ingls y ocurre en medio de el may

de manera prolongada innecesariamente. la pequeÑa meli de 8 aÑos sostena la pancarta que dibuj para pedir la liberacin de su padre.. ricardo martnez, quien cruz, pero lleva 5 meses detenido en texas. s.o.t. ameli ramírez/esposa de ricardo martínez 4:52:19 a mi también me agarraron. estuve detenida 2 meses, y tuve una entrevista y mi caso fue positivo y me dejaron en libertad. pero mi caso es el mismo que el de mi esposo. su hija de 8 aÑos naci en estados unidos durante una estadia previa. ahora esperan una decisin de inmigracin para reunificar la familia. dorila pereira, quien goza de tps, quiere que liberen a sus hijas yeny y dariela escobar. segn dorila, yeni fue vctima de violencia familiar en honduras, y dariela la rescat. s.o.t. dorila pereira/madre de gemelas 2:18:23 y entonces la mandaron, de ahi ella se volvieron a venir, volvieron a caer, pero ellas estuvieron secuestradas alla en méxico por 2 meses. los familiares de estos 3 inmigrantes, se unieron con varias organizaciones para protestar frente a las oficinas de ice en san francisco y pedir una pronta solucin. s.o.t. adriana guzmán/p.o.s.f. 19:36:04 y están recibiendo tratos terrib