flores. mr. flores: mr. speaker, we are thinking that the gentleman's comments do not pertain to this bill, that this bill in no way is going to allow any of the activities that were described, whether it's cuddling or anything that's going to get in the way of any of that or allowed to be sold. i yield to the gentleman from new york, mr. collins, two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. collins: i'd like to thank the people who worked to make this legislation a reality. as we become increasingly concerned with cyberthreats, online privacy is a critical concern for every american. unfortunately, in october of last year, the f.c.c. issued regulations titled protecting the privacy of customers of broadband and other telecommunication services. also known as broadband privacy rules. these titles do not actually -- accurately reflect the impact these regulations are having on nstituents' electronic privacy. this took internet service providers, i.s.p.'s, which you subscribe to for t

i'm jessica flores with the story coming up. ,, a ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ >>> i'm jessica flores in eastalo alto where today marks the 20th anniversary of a deadly fire. it's also one of san mateo county's largest unsolved murders. 9 people died back in 1997. firefighters pulled 11 people out of the home. 5 of those people who died were children. firefighters did ultimately save the lives of two people. investigators say the fire was intentionally started by someone who poured gas all over the cars parked at the home and on this 20th anniversary they hope someone comes forward with information. they are also using the anniversary to remind people about fire safety and about the ports of having smoke detectors. the menlo park fire division chief was one of the firefighters who responded at the time today remembering the day he said, quote, what the fire crews did that day the risk they took the incredible effort they gave the level of emotion and that tragic gravity of the situation will never be lost on me. friends and family will gather for a memorial service and later this year firefig

i'm jessica flores with the story coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> i'm jessica flores live atan leandro bart station. today bart board of supervisors are considering a number of proposals to close the $30 million budget shortfall. now, let's go right into those proposals. among them would be starting weekday service at 5 a.m. instead of 4 a.m. cutting the use of senior, disabled, youth discounts from 62.5% cutting it to 50%. adding a 50-cent surcharge to paper tickets. and cutting 15 bart positions. bart could face a deficit between 25 to $35 million in the coming year. and the proposal to close the gap is also coming at a time when fares are already going up. set to increase 2.7% next year. we spoke to some early-morning commuters who say the proposed change to cut service before 5 a.m. isn't sitting well with them. >> i think it's kind of sucks because with public transportation you need a lot of time for yourself to get everywhere. >> 4 to 5 amines a lot of peep won't get to work. all construction will slow down in the city. they should start at 4 a.m., not 5 a.m. >> report

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i'm jessica flores and will tell you what it's all about.two guys build race car engines in their own shop? what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg. half a century of driving performance. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. the trump administrations proposed budget calls for cutting the e-p-a by more than 30 percent...and slashing some three thousand jobs...it also would cut a program designed to protect and restore the san francisco bay... the head of the epa scott pruitt has questio lobal wa >>> i'm in jessica flores live in san francisco. we are in front of the regional epa headquarters. this is where protestors will gather to speak out against environmental policy of the trump administration. they say the president's policies are hurting th

the >>> i'm jessica flores.oday state lawmakers will consider a major overhaul of california's bail system. the assembly's committee on public safety will vote on it today. if it becomes law, it would eliminate the requirement to post money to get out of jail. the bill would essentially require courts to release nonviolent defendants without bail. unless there's a clear danger to the public. supporters of the bill say the current system punishing the poor who often can't afford bail. >> the elephant in the room here today is that california operates two systems of justice. one for the rich, one for the poor. >> opponents of the bill say it is similar to controversial new jersey plan where there have been reports of offenders committing crimes out on free bail. if it moves forward a vote is expected in june. reporting in the newsroom, jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> time now 6:56. time for your "final 5. >> president trump heads to wisconsin today before signing an executive order. you senior administration officials

i'm jessica flores, kpix5, reporting live. >>> 6:56. for your final 5. >> those impacted by the deadly apartment fire in oakland are getting financial help, being offered low interest federal disaster loans. the fire broke out last month, killing four people. >>> police in berkeley are trying to figure out how a 21-year-old woman took a deadly fall from a balcony. >>> classes resume at north park elementary school in san bernardino. the school has been closed since last monday when a man walked into his estranged wife's classroom, shooting her and an 8-year-old boy before killing himself. >>> vice president mike pence continues his tour of asia amid heightened tensions with north korea. he visited the zone between north and south korea. >>> senator dianne feinstein is hosting her first town hall meeting since president trump took office. members of the group people's town plan to hold a conference urging her to retire and not seek reelection next year. >>> good monday morning to you. busy in the traffic center with several pockets of sl

i'm jessica flores with the details coming up. ,, ,,,, ♪ hey, bud. you need some help? good. come on, moe. i have to go. (vo) we always trusted our subaru impreza would be there for him someday. ok. that's it. (vo) we just didn't think someday would come so fast. see ya later, moe. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru impreza. the longest-lasting vehicle in its class. more than a car, it's a subaru. >> you don't believe he was suicidal? >> no. >> one day after his suicide, the family says they plan to conduct their own investigation into the death of aaron hernandez. >> plus. >> american muslims. >> the gold star father who made an emotional speech regarding president trump is now taking action against his travel ban. >> and uc-berkeley cancels another speech featuring a woman just weeks after a similar event spiraled out of control. >> but first, today is the unofficial marijuana holiday "420". good morning, i'm kenny choi. >> i'm juliette goodrich in for michelle griego. the time now 6:30. as kpix 5's jessica flores reports, thousands are preparing to celebrate in san

jessica flores is live in san francisco with the latest on the fire. jessica? >> reporter: that's right kenny. we are here at larkin and eddie. we were the first news crew to pull up on scene as the fire raged on. we saw huge clouds of smoke and fire crews rushing to the scene, this fire here connected to the power outage, leaving 95,000 people without electricity at the height of it. right now, we just got word the fire inside the billing is out. it was burning insulation in the building. because it is an electrical fire, firefighters didn't use water, they used co2. they have put this fire out, but pg&e will not say this fire caused that massive outage. they do tell us that 10,000 people have had their fire restored but 80,000 people are without power. meanwhile t power outage is shutting down much of the city. it stretch to union square. police have had several calls of people stuck in elevators. that is causing panic there. traffic is stacking up. cable cars are not running. we are told at least five schools are affected but there could be many more. we are

live in san francisco, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> the u.s.overnment is stepping up its efforts to find the people responsible for intelligence leaks. sources telling cbs news that the cia and the fbi are conducting an investigation into classified material posts on wikileaks back in march. much of the material was classified and stored in a highly secure section of the cia. attorney general jeff sessions says investigating leaks is a priority for the trump administration. that's a departure from his statements on the campaign trail when he said that he loved wikileaks. >>> today the president is expected to order a review of the nation's financial system. one executive order will direct the treasury department to review any significant tax regulations issued in the last year. the president is also expected to order a review of the dodd- frank law which imposed new rules on wall street in the wake of the 2008 financial meltdown. >>> samsung's much hyped galaxy phone goes on sale today. jill wagner reports. >> reporter: good morning. futures ri

i'm jessica flores.ve the details coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,, - grocery outlet - grocery outlet is the home of 'wow' savings. wow means you save 50% or more. there are three stages of wow. denial... - is this price right? - acceptance... and boooyah! wait for it. boooyah has three o's. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ - save upto 50 - 80% during our wine sale. first-- a warning for cities to comply or lose federal funding-- >>> unfortunately some states and cities have adopted policies designed to frustrate this enforcement of immigration law. >> first a warning for cities to comply or lose federal funds. now today, two bay area counties are preparing to take on president trump's administration fighting for sanctuary cities across the country. good morning, it's friday, april 14. i'm julie watts in for michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. kpix 5's jessica flores is live in san francisco this morning with more on the court battle. >> reporter: today santa clara and san francisco counties will be in court argu

i mean, whoo. >>> i'm jessica flores live in brentwood.ate officials will hold a groundbreaking here at balfour and highway 4. take a look. it is for a new interchange. currently, commuters have to stop at a signal and causes major backups. they said the interchange will relieve the congestion. it's part of the highway 4 improvement project. it was widened from pittsburgh to antioch and the project will cost $1.3 billion and the interchange will cost about $73 million. it will be paid in part by measure j funds and will include a bridge crossing, loop on-ramp and diagonal offramp. the groundbreaking will kick off at 10:00 and will include state leaders and assembly member jim fraser and the project expected to go through 2019. live, jessica flores, kpix5. >>> the time is 656. >>> students and a san bernardino elementary school will be kept home for the next two days. yesterday, a man walked in the classroom of his estranged wife and shot her in front of his students and then killed himself. an 8-year-old was killed by a stray bullet. >>> r

sot: jos luis flores padre de familia que haras tu si tu hijo te hace una cosa de esas?yo creo sot: ricardo cerda padre de familia si s que es mi hijo el que se est auto- secuestrando yo si me est pidiendo 300 yo le dara 600 y que ya no vuelva, como se va a auto-secuestrar por 300. le doy 6000 y que ya no vuelva para las autoridades investigar casos como estos implica dejar de trabajar en otros crmenes sot police: es bien difcil porque no se sabe si es un reporte falso y tenemos que mandar a todos los detectives a trabajar ese caso hasta que encontremos la persona sot: jos luis flores padre de familia no me parece bien creo que es una tontera sot: ricardo cerda padre de familia yo pienso que todo depende de cmo los eduquen los padres.e n que vicios anden por 300 dlares auto secuestrarse no tiene ni caso ahora nunez enfrenta cargos por intento de extorcin sot: misael snchez residente de san jos a lo mejor es un escarmiento para ellos, pa que aprendan vo lorena -- tras una persecucion, un vehiculo que habia sido reportado como robado termin volcado en santa rosa. -- el con

i am jessica flores. will have the details coming up. ,, what made two guys build race car engines in their own shop? what made them believe that a two-ton behemoth could compete in a track race? or that they could take on the elite in world motor racing, and win? we may never truly understand what drives mercedes-amg. but here's to another 50 years of it. mercedes-amg. half a century of driving performance. so now i'm not being perky, telling you that drivers that switch to progressive save an average of $548! whoo! i mean, whoo. just looking for better a better life for their children. sot: (sot jeff sessions s of immigr >>> i am jessica flores in san jose where santa clara county board of supervisors will meet today to discuss ways to help undocumented immigrants. this is coming at a time when the trump administration has promised to increase deportation. now, supervisors will discuss creating emergency plans if a parent is deported. they will also consider creating an ordinance that would ban the coun

i'm jessica flores. that story coming up. ,,,,,,,, - grocery outlet - grocery outlet is the home of 'wow' savings. wow means you save 50% or more. there are three stages of wow. denial... - is this price right? - acceptance... and boooyah! wait for it. boooyah has three o's. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ - save upto 50 - 80% during our wine sale. today the community is getting a helping hand as they work to pieces. >>> devastating floods force thousands of people to evacuate in san jose and today the community is getting a helping hand as they work to pick up the pieces. >> good morning, it's tuesday, april 12. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. kpix 5's jessica flores is live in san jose on how the recovery effort is moving forward and a meeting bound to shed light on this crisis. jessica. >> reporter: we are at golden wheels mobile home park and later this morning there will be a lot of volunteers here helping the home behind me helping the homeowners get that [ indiscernib

i'm jessica flores.'ll have the story coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, giving people options based on their budget is pretty edgy... kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. ramping up plans for mass deportations >>> new indications this morning that the trump administration is ramping up plans for mass deportations! >> and why hundreds of bay area students could soon be left without a ride to school. >> and here we go! it's fired up. it's ready to go, live hi-def doppler radar. i'll share with you where it's raining this time. >> and you're not going anywhere too fast if you are working your way across the bay bridge. details coming up. >>> good morning, it is thursday, april 13. i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. well, today bart directors meet to weigh options on how they can address a multi-million dollar shortfall. kpix 5's jessica flores is live in san leandro on what the cost- cutting could mean for your morning commute. jessica.

i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> time now is 6:56.e for the final five. >> the man charged with killing a richmond mother in front of her kids returns to court. the-- arrested thursday in sacramento. franklin was driving her kids to daycare and somebody pulled up next to her vehicle and shot her. >>> police in san jose are looking for a group of vandals who trashed luxury homes in the hill neighborhood. >> top officials from president trump's administration are defending the decision to launch air strikes on syria. secretary of state rex tillerson meets with leaders from the g-7 to discuss the issue. >>> neil gorsuch is being sworn in to the supreme court. a private ceremony took place a short time ago. >>> this morning we have several incidents to report on the roadways. northbound 880 after tennyson road. there was debris on the road and that's been cleared. and another crash popped up. and we're seeing speeds between 13 and 17 miles per hour. this one heading westbound. you can see the speeds down to 21 miles per hour. we've seen t

i'm jessica flores. you all the details. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ university cancels an appearance from another controversial speaker... laims >>> the free speech debate reignited in berkeley after the university cancels an appearance from another controversial speaker. >> and a new report claims officials at the oroville dam made big mistakes years before the spillway failed. >> and here we go. the rain has pushed out. the sunshine is moving in. i'm going to talk about the day you will hit low 80s and the big change for the weekend. >> and we are tracking a few new hot spots including one in san jose. how will this slow you down and which lanes are blocked? i'll have the details coming up. >>> good morning, everyone. it is thursday, april 20. i'm kenny choi. >> good morning, i'm juliette goodrich in for michelle. >> today across the bay area, four festivities will fill the air with a smell, "420" festivities. kpix 5's jessica flores reports from san francisco on the changes coming this year to the cit

kpix 5's jessica flores joins us to tell us what's happening today. jessica. >> reporter: kenny,my verbal the bail reform bill goes before a state public safety committee today and this may become law to eliminate the requirement to post money to get out of jail. a judge would decide if those arrested can be let out on their own recognizance. the judge will assess whether the person is a risk to public safety or a flight risk. assembly member rob bonta from oakland says the bail system is a debtor's prison. a 2015 public policy institute study found 60% of people in county jail were there awaiting trial or sentencing. >> we shouldn't have a system where your detention is based on your income. and the allegations being made that that's the system we have. >> opponents of the bill say it's similar to a controversial new jersey plan where there have been reports of offenders committing crimes while out on free bail. the bill doesn't completely eliminate the bail system. under the proposed law, judges would have final discretion. and if it does move forwa

pedro: stephanie flores estudiÓ en esta universidad y le falta un aÑo para graduarse de periodista.trauma que viviÓ. jorge: terminÓ suicidÁndose de un disparo el hombre que era buscado en el paÍs por matar a tiros a un anciano en ohio y publicar un video del homicidio en facebook. una pista anÓnima llevó a los policÍas de pensilvania a este lugar donde se encontraba steve stephens en su auto. reportera: la bÚsqueda nacional rindiÓ frutos. una llamada alertÓ a los agentes de la policÍa estatal de pennsylvania sobre la presencia de un vehÍculo sospechoso en el estacionamiento de un mcdonald. las patrullas acudieron al lugar y se iniciÓ una breve persecuciÓn. el carro se detuvo y cuando los agentes se acercaron, el hombre se quitÓ la vida. el haber dado con su paradero se debe a la rÁpida acciÓn de los empleados de este mcdonald. >> el empleado que estaba en la ventanilla de servicio lo reconociÓ y de inmediato llamó a la policÍa. reportera: al pasar a la segunda ventanilla, comenzÓ a pedir que le dieran pronto las papas fritas que habÍa ordenado. lo cierto es que los empleados se esta

kpix 5's jessica flores is live in martinez with the latest on the deadly shooting that sparked a manhunt. jessica? it's bn going on since 8 p.m. there's a man holed up in a silver mercedes near the chevron here. police surrounding the murder suspect for hours. right now the s.w.a.t. team is standing by asking him to come out. let me show you where we are. we are at howe and pine street. it's totally closed off. police are asking residents to avoid the area. this is where the manhunt ended for that murder suspect. but it started in walnut creek near the lindsey wildlife experience near first street and buena vista. police say the suspect gunned down a woman there in broad daylight after an intense search for the suspect police cornered him at the chevron gas station. they surrounded his vehicle and periodically it appears the suspect will hold a gun to his head. police have been trying to get him to come out and surrender. this has been going on for 10 hours trying to get this to end peace thinkfully. they don't want any more loss of life and asking him to come out. as we learn more infor

i'm jessica flores. the story coming up. >> from the kpix weather center, good wednesday morning, everyone. it's foggy and drizzly. there's a good chance of a shower today. but i'm going to talk about the big weather change you need to know about. >> and there's drizzly conditions joining you for your wednesday morning commute. live look at the bay bridge. this is a bird's-eye view of the tower there. and you can see traffic a little difficult to see down there actually. so we'll take a closer look at that and your drive times coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the the first lawsuit-- in connection with a deadly fire in oakland. it's against the complex s owners.. and >>> in a few hours we'll get more details on the first lawsuit in connection with the deadly oakland fire against the complex's owners. they claim they were living in slum conditions before the fire started. four people died when the blaze hit the apartment complex on san pablo avenue last month. the attorney for the tenants says, quote, our l

i'm jessica flores.l have the details coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, the cent >>> we're learning more about the motivation of the gunman who went on a deadly shooting spree in the central valley and persistent storms have created a new problem that will significantly extend the commute for some bay area drivers. >> something will happen in your weather forecast that has not happened for two weeks. >> filling in, in antioch but good news on the dumbarton bridge. details coming up. >>> good morning, it's wednesday, april 19. i'm kenny choi. we should learn more about the bay area air quality today. local leaders will talk about climate change this morning. kpix 5's jessica flores reports from san francisco. >> reporter: kenny, the plan is call "spare the air" cool the climate and it has an ambitious goal to drastically reduce greenhouse gas and air pollution. now, the 22-member board wants to reduce ee in addition from 1990 -- emissions from 1990 levels by 2050 by 90%. protections are being rolled ba

i'm jessica flores.'ll have the story coming up. ,, help track down thos >>> aero running red lights and stop signs and riding on the sidewalks. >> a danger to the public with dirt bikers riding recklessly. the chp gets a new tool to track them down. >> the hitless comparison heard around the world. >> we didn't use chemical weapons in world war ii. you had a someone as despicable as hitler who didn't sing to using chemical weapons. >> the white house press secretary apologizing for his blunder. >> good morning, it's tuesday, april 12. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm anne makovec in for michelle griego. it's 6:30. we want to start with an immigration protest planned in the bay area today. kpix 5's jackie ward live in the newsroom with more. >> reporter: they are defending immigrants rights in front of local sheriff's offices in redwood city, martinez and oakland. religious leaders will be washing the feet of immigrants and refugees including those formerly in jail and at risk of deportation. through publicly wash

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i am jessica flores. i will have the details coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, ,$8drw ♪ >>> live from the cbs bay area studios this is kpix 5 news. >>> the state department is removing a feature on president trump's florida resort on its websites. we will have their explain nation. >>> and hollywood is on the brink of another work stoppage that cost the economy billions. >>> good tuesday morning. we have at least a couple more unsettled weather days, and then i'll tell you exactly what you need to expect. >>> and i hope you are not running late. we are tracking delays over at the bay bridge toll plaza. find out what's going on and how far that backup extends coming up. >>> good morning everyone. it's tuesday, april 25th. i am michelle griego. >> i am kenny choy. today in the south bay supervisors are scoring a plan to protect immigrants who could face deportation. >> kpix 5's jessica flores live in san jose with details of the proposal. jessica. >> reporter: michelle, kenny, today the board of supervisors will consid

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i'm jessica flores.ve e details coming up. >> reporter: if you're speeding, prepare to smile for the cameras. the details of a new bill on its way through the state capital. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, >>> live from t cbs b area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >>> speeder, be aware. there's a push to crack down on those driving over the limit. good morning, everyone. it's monday, april 24th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. >>> anne makovec is live with the push. >> the speed enforcement cameras would be installed at stoplights like this one behind me here on van ness in san francisco. one of many corridors in the city that's seen its share of dangerous driving. this is assembly bill 342. and it would allow law enforcement in cities -- two cities, san francisco and san jose, to install these cameras and if you're going more than 10 miles per hour over the speed limit. you would get a $100 ticket in the mail. that's less than a normal speeding ticket. the camera would only be installed in areas with a

sergio flores no pone al tanto.cuestrar a un estudiante de 15 aÑos y de tener relaciones sexuales con ella. hoy se presentÓ en la corteen sacramento. observe como se presentÓ esposado y vigilado por agentes federales. atentamente escucho las palabras del juez que le dio la orden de transferir su caso su abogado aceptÓ y pidió por la libertad de suclientes ya quesegÚn expresÓ no representa ningÚn peligro. el juez le negÓ la petición, dando la razÓn al procurador quien declarÓ que eludió las autoridades por varias semanas y contemplaba escaparse a mÉxico con su vÍctima. residentes opinan que sigue siendo un secuestro, aunque la adolescente haya aceptado irse con el acusado. >> no piensa aÚn las cosas. reportera: la verdad es que son niÑas y no es correcto. reportero: esta reportera dice que hubo denuncias en contra del maestro al ser visto besÁndose con la estudiante. no descarto la posibilidad de que el caso se convierta en una demanda. agregÓ que la adolescente, estÁ de regreso con su familia donde toda una comunida

la policÍa asegura que ha visto menos delincuencia, sergio flores nos habla de esto. asegura que ha notado una reducciÓn de la delincuencia. >> no podÍa salir una la calle, habÍa mucha gente que empieza a quitarle el dinero y todo lo que sea. ahorita ya bajo mucho la delincuencia. hay problemas todavÍa pero ya no como antes. >> lo que marcelino ha notado el departamento puede comprobar. reportera: nos informa que en los primeros tres meses de ese aÑo se han registrado menos casos de agresiÓn sexual, asaltos y robos domiciliarios en comparaciÓn al mismo lapso el aÑo pasado. aunque se han registrado mÁs robos de vehÍculos y casos de incendios intencionales la policÍa asegura que la delincuencia ha disminuido en un 7%, hasta el momento. logrando el Índice mÁs bajo. la policÍa reconoce que estos resultados no serÍan posibles sin la colaboraciÓn de la comunidad, incluyendo la comunidad latina. el oficial nos dice que prÁcticamente cada semana se reÚnen con medios de la comunidad, eventos que tienen el propÓsito de fomentar una confianza, hacia los oficiales. es aquÍ donde

let's get to jessica flores in concord with what crews are building and how much it is set to cost. >> reporter: a major facelift coming to the concord bart station. bart officials celebrated the start of the modernization project. which rendering show will include an upgraded parking lot, new benches, trees, and energy efficient lighting. plus the feature that has been in the works for years. direct pedestrian and bike paths between the station and downtown concord. >> we've been working on grant street and trying to create this linkage for well over 20 years. >> create that red carpet setting. to where bart riders could get off here at downtown bart and be able to travel that avenue all the way to downtown concord to experience our restaurants, our entertainment and concerts during the summertime. >> reporter: the modernization project comes more and more riders hop on bart. according to bart, 6,000 riders use the concord station daily. and that number is set to grow by 50% by 2040. >> it gets pretty full. i usually don't park. i can walk. the day that i did park up here, it was ful

kpix 5's jessica flores is live in martinez this morning with the latest on the deadly shooting that launched a manhunt. jessica. >> reporter: michelle, kenny, now the standoff is going on behind me near the chevron. residents here have been told to "shelter in place." this is a very tense and ongoing situation going on now for 10 hours. the s.w.a.t. team trying to get that man to surrender. let me show you exactly where we are. we're near howe and pine streets. the suspect parked near that gas station here off highway 4. now, this area is totally closed off so if you live or work here, stay away. this is where the manhunt ended. it started in walnut creek near the lindsey wildlife experience at first and buena vista. police say the suspect gunned down a woman there in broad daylight, police say the suspect took off from walnut creek after killing that woman. but then ditched his car. at some point he made it to a home and got into a silver mercedes-benz. police say they spotted the car and pulled him over here in martinez starting that intense standoff. the suspect is believed to ha

jessica flores is live in san francisco with this morning's legal arguments. jessica. >> reporter: the hearing lasted a little over an hour. it was a show down over how trump's order on sanctuary cities and counties should be interpreted. nothing was decided today but it could be the first step in blocking trump's immigration plan. protesters marched in front of the federal courthouse in san francisco as president trump's order on so-called sanctuary cities today faced its first legal challenge. santa clara and san francisco counties argue the president is illegally threatening to slash billions of dollars from jurisdictions that don't help enforce immigration laws. >> an attempt to bully jurisdictions into abandoning their sanctuary city policies by the use of an unconstitutional executive order. >> reporter: but the justice department had a different, narrow interpretation. arguing a small amount of money would be at stake. >> as its been typical with the trump administration what we heard today was all over the map. quite contradictory to what the executive

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reporting live i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> now to politics. today president trump will focus on veterans with plans to extend a program that gives them more healthcare choices. this comes after his trip to wisconsin where he said he would soon release details of his plan to overhaul the tax code. >> still working with congress on tax reform and simplification and we're on time if we get that healthcare approval. so press every one of your congressmen. >> many democrats have said that they won't work with the president to reform the tax code unless he releases his own tax returns. that includes california representative nancy pelosi. she took to twitter to comment on the issue writing: ia, the race to fill an open congressional seat is heading towards a june runoff. >> in georgia the race to fill an open congressional seat is going to a runoff in june. with the majority of the precincts reporting, democrat jon ossoff officially fell under the 50% threshold required to win the special election out right. that sets the stage for a race against re

jessica flores with what drivers can expect. >> reporter: a ground breaking years in the making.te and local leaders celebrated the start of construction on highway 4. >> traffic will be backed up for miles and i'm in it. >> reporter: it's where you will see a string of brake lights as car after car comes to a halt. the plans will replace the signal with a bridge crossing, loop onramp, and diagonal off ramp. >> people can continue to move instead of shopping at signal lights intersections. >> reporter: it's all about of the $1.3 billion highway 4 widen project. where the population has boomed and over loaded highway 4. >> east county has been facing a headache for many, many years. and this is one of the final legs to totally alleviate that issue. >> reporter: the highway 4 corridor has been named one of the worst commutes in the nation. >> as you take surface streets sometimes. i do. and a lot of people do. freeways is backed up, what do you do? jump off and go to some boulevard. >> reporter: the primary funding for the $42 million interchange comes from measure j. >> it is heav

kpix 5's jessica flores joins us now with the details. >> reporter: michelle, supporters of the bill say the current system punishes the poor and if the bill becomes law it would eliminate the requirement to post money to get out of jail for nonviolent offenders. >> reporter: in the committee on public safety a long line on both sides debated the bill, ab42. >> money bail is a problem because it targets poor people. it targets people of color. and it puts news position where we cannot fight our cases. >> reporter: critics of the current system say thousands of people remain in jail because they can't afford to post bond. bail would be eliminated for nonviolent offenders unless a judge determines there's a risk to public safety. opponents say it is similar to a controversial new jersey plan where there have been reports of offenders committing crimes while out on free bail. this bounty hunter from a reality tv series testified in opposition. >> the poor are not in jail because they're poor, mr. sawyer. they're in jail because they broke the law. >> reporter: opponents say the bill wou

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kpix 5's jessica flores on what makes this year different than the past. >> reporter: the smoke-out started early. you woke up this morning first thing you did? >> um, i took a dab, just have fun, smoke some weed and get high. >> reporter: but at the annual "420" at hippie hill, some new features, gates, long lines, it's not officially city sanctioned but for the first time san francisco issued permits to vendors to oversee the event. so when the gates didn't open on time, some in the mellow crowd got heated. >> not right. it's our freedom to go to our park! >> reporter: this process is new. for the first time security guards are checking bags and coolers and there's a long list of things you can't bring in. no large coolers, no barbecue grills, and no glass bongs, but the sponsors, merchants and businesses are providing porta- potties, security and hauling away trash. >> this is an event that's happening whether we, you know, with or without a permit and what we're trying to do is provide the infrastructure to support that it happens safely so for the people, the park and the neighborhood.

jessica flores reports. >> reporter: detectives piece together what led officers to shoot and kill a suspect. it started at the 7-eleven where a suspect and another customer got into an argument inside the store. the suspect pulled a gun on the customer. police are not confirming that detail but investigators do say a customer flagged down a parks officer who was driving by and reported seeing another customer with a gun. that is when just before midnight the officer radioed for help. >> i know one officer, by himself was with multiple occupants in a vehicle involving a firearm. the officer asked for expedited cover, which basically means get there now. >> reporter: free mont police rushed to the scene. at one point they rushed the vehicle and made it to the walgreens alley way. >> they kept asking the subject to come out and he wouldn't respond. >> reporter: 15 minutes went by and then he heard loud bangs. >> i heard the gunshots and then the ambulance. that was it. >> reporter: fremont police say two officers fired their weapon. they did not say if the suspect was found with a gun

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. >> jessica flores is live at the scene in martinez. jessica? >> reporter: kenny, michelle, we have been out here since 4:00 a.m. i can tell you, not much has changed. that man is still holed up in his car. take a look at the scene behind me. still very active and tense. swat teams surrounding that vehicle trying to get him to come out of the car. a intense stand upstarting at night stretch into today. the swat team surrounding a murder suspect holed up in a mercedes-benz at the pine street exit. the man killed a woman in broad daylight. officers spotted the suspect a few hours later pulling him over near the chevron gas station. the suspect refused to get out of his car and at one point, was seen holding a gun to his head. swat team spending hours negotiating with the suspect, but he fused to leave the car. residents are asked to shelter in place. elizabeth's daughter cannot get into her home. >> the swat team came in and they told her to go to a neighbor's house. >> reporter: the daughter spent the night in her detached graduating for the stan

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kpix 5 reporter jessica flores tells us it's all starting locally. >> reporter: it's hand to believe on a beautiful day like today but the bay area is one of the worst regions in the nation for air pollution. today, bay area leaders vote on a plan that could drastically change that by 2050. it's called "spare the air, cool the climate," the 270-page plan with an ambitious goal to cut 1990 levels of greenhouse gases and smog by 80% by the year 2050. >> this is really an all in, everything on the table plan. >> reporter: the plan calls for 85 measures including tougher emissions restrictions on dairies and oil refineries. but the oil industry is fighting more regulations. >> looking at how the refineries can operate most efficiently, how they can produce their product, most efficiently and with as low a carbon intensity as possible. >> reporter: the 24-member bay area air quality district board votes on the plan just as the american lung association ranks the bay area among the top 10 worst regions for air pollution. it also comes as the federal government rolls back protections on the

kpix5's jessica flores explains the one page outline. >> reporter: president trump's tax plan sparking out rage. democrats call it a big break for the rich and corporate. >> republicans have avoided responsibility of paying for their tax cuts. >> reporter: the administration released a one page outline yesterday saying the president's plan would slash the corporate tax rate from 35 to 15%. it would cut rates for individuals and it would simplify the tax code by reduceing the number of tax brackets from 7 to 3. critics say it would add trillions to the deficit but the white house is betting on economic growth to pay for the cuts. >> the american economy has been held back and this is about unleashing economic growth. >> reporter: in san francisco, protesters are gearing up to fight the tax plan amid what they call an attack on the poor. and affordable housing. >> we know two trumps friends are. we know he is a megalandlord. his dad was a megalandlord. he we know is a rich businessman who prioritizes rich business friends and doesn't care what happens to the rest of us. >> reporter: the

in richmond i'm jessica flores, kpix5. a police standoff in west oakland, tonight two robbery suspects are in custody. police blocked off the intersection of market and 33rd at around 2:00 this afternoon. w out the wi they say one of the suspects inside that yellow car refused to come out. officers used beanbag bullets to blow out the windows. then they detained the suspect. police say a second suspect tried to flee on foot, but officers managed to catch him. >>> an unprecedented price for freedom, a bay area woman accused of killing her ex boy friend is expected to be released from jail tomorrow after posting one of the highest bail amounts in state history. kpix5's betty yu is outside the san mateo county women's jail where the suspect could be spending her last night in custody. >> reporter: tiffany lee is expected to post bail tomorrow morning. she's agreed to wear an electronic home monitoring bracelet, be on house arrest, surrender her passport. she can't be within 100 yards of an airport. when she walks out of this

kpix 5's jessica flores asked oakland's mayor why the warnings weren't followed. >> reporter: for bobby and shamia, the last week has been a nightmare. >> had to wake my neighbors up. had to wake my wife up. i was scared. i still live and dream [ bleep ] >> reporter: they're among the residents still living in a shelter after their apartment building went up in flames, killing four people. the building the suit of documented fire hazards and code violations such as lack of sprinklers and fire extinguishers. >> i really need to get on these codes to make sure a building is habitable. >> reporter: back in january oakland fire department station 15 recommended shutting down the apartment building due to the danger to life safety. in february another e-mail sounding the alarm saying this building is dangerous. we asked the mayor given the chain of e-mails of warnings, what went wrong? >> we're not here to second guess. we're here to say we recognize our systems have got to get stronger. they can get stronger. perhaps if the fire chief or another personnel, building official had gotten that

jessica flores is live.reporter: 6,000 riders use this bart station every day and more and more people are moving out to concord with rising rents. they are making ground on a modernzation project today. this is what it will look like when it's done. it will upgrade the parking lot, including a direct pedestrian and bicycle connection between the bart station and the plaza in downtown concord, plus new benches, riding areas and trees. bart is upgrading crosswalks on both sides of the station as well. how much will the project cost? according to bart, $6.5 million. the groundbreaking will kick off at 10 a.m. back to you guys. >> how is this being paid for? what's the budget like? >>reporter: $6.5 million, including funds from measure j and prop b. >>> 5:31. let's check on weather and traffic. roberta, i was just wearing a coat. it's chilly. >> it's chilly, but you also need your umbrella. >> it's not that far of a commute from your garage to the car, so luckily you are going to be good. >> keep the umbrella h

i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> and napa. a car crashed into a building on sierra avenue early this morning. the driver didn't know the area and missed a turn, driving straight into the building. no one was seriously hurt. >>> today, congress returns to washington, following a two week recess. lawmakers will begin negotiations on a spending bill to avert a government shutdown. >> not a desired end. it's not a tool. it's not something that went to have. we want our priorities funded. >> president trump is insisting the new budget include funding for the long promised wall along the mexican border. mexico would be paying in some form. >> that's a fight worth having and a debate worth having for 2018. and if we can do some of that now that would be great. but we can't shut down the government. >> the wall is immoral, expensive, unwise. >> reporter: the president issued a veiled threat to items saying obama care is in serious trouble. the democrats need big money. if no deal is reached the government would shut down on his 100th

kpix 5's jessica flores on where bart now plans to find the money. >> reporter: $35 million budget gap, bart board of directors was considering slashing service before 5 a.m. but the controversial proposal today is off the table. according to bart officials, it's all thanks to governor brown's transportation bill which would give $16 million to the agency. >> this is good news. $60million added to what was projected to be a $34 million budget deficit, that's 40% of our problem solved right there. >> reporter: for the remaining gap the board of directors is considering charging 50 cents for paper cards in addition, for those who don't use clipper cards. >> i don't think it's right. why should they charge us 50 cents more if they are going to -- buy a clipper card. >> reporter: they are considering cutting the discount on youth fares from 62.5% to 50%. the board is expected to vote on the proposal in june. in oakland, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> san jose has spruced up its international arrivals terminal. they had a ribbon-cutting ceremony today for its $8.2 million makeover. those i