deciding whether 25-year-old antolin garcia-torres murdered sierra lamar. the prosecutor says garcia-torres' dna was found on sierra's jeans discovered dumped in a bag near her morgan hill home. but it was the defense team's turn today and attorney al lopez said dna protocol was not followed and the bag was contaminated. >> i think the defense did a good job in establishing that the protocols of the dna evidence collection were not followed and the prosecution will now have to shore that up through their own experts. >> reporter: defense attorneys also tore apart the district attorney's assertion that garcia-torres tried to kidnap three women separately in the parking lots of two safeway stores in morgan hill in 2009, three years before sierra lamar disappeared. not one of the three victims could pick out garcia-torres in a photo lineup. garcia-torres continued to look composed as he listened to attorneys talk about him and the evidence that may or may not lead to his conviction.

the investigator testified angela garcia torres and sierra lamarr had mutual friends. this is the first time we have heard of any possible link between sierra lamarr and garcia torres. his attorney said their client never met a 15-year-old teenager. prosecutors say garcia torres kidnapped and killed sierra lamarr on her way to school in march 2012. her body has not been found. if he is convicted he could get the death penalty. >>> the police have a new tool to help them crack down on car to car shootings happening on east bay freeways. 3 new surveillance cameras now installed between -- drive in san pablo road. interstate 80. they hope the cameras will help solve shootings and prevent them. similar to the ones that plague the core door in eight -- the

garcia i thought i saw ed reiskin walk in with you. >> again someone else. >> barbara garcia parking is a big issue supervisor and that's when we built the original parking lot built it for expansion and so, now we are having to work at the issue of how to expand 24 parking lot using revenue from the parking and as our cfo look to add additional work that's the work with mta no immediate solutions but the long term solution to expand to the mobility of the parkmerced that exist there if is built for that purpose and measure that with the priorities of department but because this i said this before because ucsf research center came and we think that is so important and was going to take up parking this is a good time to work on the parking lot we got far on the mitigation of parking for the loss of park by this research center but couldn't get the deal done for the rest of the parking but in agreement with mta and working with them closely and will get a solution we need additional time for that. >> just to follow up on that through the chair can we ask for a specific time for dpw and

yesterday in the trail of antolina garcia-torres. he is charged with murdering the teenager. prosecutors say garcia-torres' d-n-a was found on lamar's clothing, and her hair was found in his car. the defense says the d-n-a was cross-contaminated by sloppy handling and lacks blood or other evidence. legal analysts say the trial will come down to how the evidence is presented. the jury is set to hear from as many as 100 witnesses in a trial that could take months. sierra lamar's mother is expected to be one of the first witnesses called by the prosecution. the city of san francisco is suing president trump . san francisco's city attorney filed a federal lawsuit against the president yesterday. it takes aim at the executive order he signed on january 25th... which withholds federal money to cities that fail to comply

prosecutors said had garcia- torres' dna. the defense arguing the backpack was dumped on an unsanitary card board surface. as for the rope in his car the defense saying when first photographed by authorities that rope didn't have hair. the reflected beads found on the jeans, questioning why no beads were found in his trunk. >> if they can suggest the dna is not properly analyzed, it wasn't properly collected. if it is not reliable, that completely undermines the case where there is no crime scene and no body. >> reporter: the defense attacking charges garcia-torres tried to kidnap three women back in 2009. prosecutors say garcia-torres' fingerprints were found on a stun gun battery from one attack. the defense arguing garcia- torres worked at safeway and handled batteries. >> with the information we have available to the public, our thoughts are she's not alive. >> reporter: search volunteers roger nelson says despite the claims he believes sierra is not alive and hopes this trial will provide answers. >> i they lot of people

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garcia can't be here. she has the flu that seems to be going around, so i'll sit in for her today. >> commissions, we have one item on your special calendar for case number 2012-043.w the

la repatriaciÓn de guadalupe garcÍa causÓ fuertes protestas, arrestos e incluso su caso se mencionÓ encedido clemencia pero su inesperada expulsiÓn refleja el nuevo clima migratorio en el paÍs. lourdes mascareÑo nos amplia. lourdes: gloria habÍa acudido a una cita de rutina el acompaÑaron su abogado, familia y un grupo de activistas que pedÍan que no la deportaron a su natal mÉxico. >> soy prioridad para ser deportada. esperemos en dios que todo salga bien. durante la entrevista y se detuvo a la seÑora garcÍa y provocÓ que decenas de manifestantes lo hicieron afuera del servicio de inmigraciÓn. siete activistas fueron arrestados por bloquear el paso del pedÍculo donde transportaban a lupita. esta maÑana el vocero de la casa blanca fue cuestionado por la prensasobre el caso de deportaciÓn de garcÍa. a lo que el vocero respondiÓ que referirÍa esa pregunta a ice que era un asunto desarrollÁndose en arizona. el servicio de migraciÓn y control de aduanas enviÓ este comunicado obligaciÓn: oficiales de inmigraciÓn deportaron a mÉxico la seÑora garcÍa hoy jueves poco antes de las 10:00 de la m

el drama que vive guadalupe garcÍa sigue tendencia en las redes.ue deportada luego de vivir 21 aÑos en el paÍs. su esposo hablÓ con nosotros sobre su lucha, teniendo toda la fe que su mujer se quedaran los estados unidos. presentadora: esta maÑana, guadalupe, se reencontrÓ con sus dos hijos. tenemos mÁs de este motivo reencuentro. ♪ reportera: nos encontramos en mÉxico con lupita garcÍa en sus primeras horas en este paÍs. cuÁl es su sentir luego de haber dejado su familia, su casa, en estados unidos por mÁs de 20 aÑos? guadalupe: es triste. creo que he pasado mÁs tiempo haya que -- allÁ que aca. reportera: quÉ cree usted que pasÓ con esta cita de inmigraciÓn que no ocurrio con usted esperaba? guadalupe: creo que tiene que ver mucho con las leyes polÍticas de donald trump. va a afectar a mÁs familias. reportera: queremos saber la opiniÓn de sus hijos que son ciudadanos americanos, pero ahora tienen que estar aquÍ en mÉxico acompaÑando a su madre. cuÁl de es tu sentir? >> es triste ver que donald trump me quiere quitar a mi madre. es triste ver todo

attorneys for garcia-torres said their client never met the 15-year-old. prosecutors say garcia-torres kidnapped and killed lamar on her way to school in march of 2012, but her body has never been found. if he is convicted, garcia- torres could face the death penalty. >>> california senator harris is planning to visit the oroville dam tomorrow to assess the work still underway there to repair one of two damaged spillways. harris will also get a briefing from the butte county sheriff and the national guard. crews are working to shore up the emergency spillway badly eroded. forcing the evacuation of 180,000 people. the dam's main spillways also damaged and they could cost as much as $200 million to repair. >>> ktvu fox 2 news new at 6:30 starts now with a bay area police officer attacked right in the streets. >> the police officer was yelling for help. >> up next more on the confrontation all caught on camera. >> with a look at the pothole problem on their bay area roads. >> and later 2 investigates, looking into the allegations of air quality officials have

andrÉs garcÍa: no imitaba a su papÁ, me imitaba a mÍ.co del triunfo a andrÉs garcÍa y a su papÁ, luisito rey. addis: la promociÓn de este show se hizo a travÉs del canal 44, televisora local en ciudad juÁrez. esta imagen del pequeÑo luis miguel cantando "la malagueÑa" se subiÓ a internet hace tiempo, pero sÓlo un cachito. "despierta amÉrica" viajÓ hasta ciudad juÁrez para rescatar el programa completo, y lo conseguimos. en exclusiva, vea usted imÁgenes inÉditas del momento en que andrÉs garcÍa presentaba por primera vez a quien llamÓ su ahijado. escuchen cÓmo con voz del profeta auguraba para el pequeÑo un destino solar. andrÉs garcÍa: mi ahijado, que es verdaderamente un artista fuera de serie. es un talento, es un genio de esos que salen uno cada 100 aÑos. un niÑo que yo lo carguÉ desde chiquito, y que tambiÉn estarÁ maÑana con nosotros. quiero pedirle que interprete alguna de sus canciones. ven aquÍ, micky! ♪ ♪ andrÉs garcÍa: yo estaba oyÉndolo maravillado, porque ver a un showman nato en su primera apariciÓn, en su nacimiento ante el

here's joanna garcia swisher and charlie day in "fist fight."ouldn't you be in class? >> is it 11:30? yeah, usually i have class now, but i think -- uh -- yeah. >> wait. did you lose your job? >> no. what? >> oh, my god. oh, my god. i knew that you wouldn't stand up to these people. i just knew it. >> wait, i'm sorry. what do you mean you knew i wouldn't stand up to them? >> it came out wrong. what i'm saying is, you know, sometimes you just let people push you around. >> i do? >> it's just your thing. >> i have a thing? >> yeah. you're the nice guy and then people are like, hey, i'm going to stomp on that guy. >> you're spinning out. okay. everything really is okay. i don't know why you don't believe me. >> just cause you're acting kind of nervous and you're -- >> what, you caught me off guard. >> you're a little shifty, daddy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: joanna garcia swisher, everybody. "fist fight" opens february 17th. we'll be right back with music from future islands. stick around, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ alarm clock beeping ] we

indocumentada durante una visita de rutina al servicio de inmigraciÓn, la expulsiÓn de guadalupe garcÍaos ciudadanos de estados unidos es una de las primeras de esta naturaleza tras las nuevas polÍticas de migraciÓn del presidente donald trump ha levantado protestas en la comunidad latina, rubÉn amplia desde fenix nadie quiere estar separada de sus mamÁ es una cosa bien triste. >> la peor pesadilla para ella su hermano y papa se hizo realidad esta maÑana cuando su madre guadalupe garcÍa de 36 aÑos fue deportada a mÉxico despuÉs que ayer se presentara en su cita anual de supervisiÓn en fenix. >> le dieron permiso estaba trabajando todo bien apenas en este chequeo que hubo, pues volvÍ a salir miguel na que joseph m. arpaio me dio que me hace criminal. >> * fue detenido y a pesar de las protesta y que algunas personas impidieron el avance del vehÍculo que la llevaba, hoy las autoridades lograron llevarla al sur de la frontera. >> un poco triste, voy a esperar a mi familia hablar con ellos y si dios quiere voy a ir a ver a mi familia. >> para su esposo lo mÁs doloroso que sus hijos estÉn si

. >>> still to come, an investigator takes the witness stand in the antolin garcia- torres trial. >> 1500 bay area officers are now wearing body cameras as of today >> we have more coming up on ktvu news after the break . >>> new at 6:30, the san francisco police department said it has now trained and equipped 600 oiforts with body cameras, they said they hope that the cameras will increase accountability and the public's trust in the officers, more officers are being trained and 2,080 officers should have the cameras by next month. >>> the prosecutors in the antolin garcia-torres case talked about sierra lamar's daily routine. things changed the day she vanished as she was walking to a bus stop in morgan hill. antolin garcia-torres denies any involvement in the death but prosecutors say dna in his car links him to the crime. >>> mcdonalds rolled out a crab meat sandwich. it's part of their regional fool campaign. >>> coming up, a bay area teenager overcoming the odds. >> people supported me so much, i can knot let it go to waste. >> we caught up with a bay area teenager that gained

insists there was nothing special about garcia's situation, saying for them, it was just business asrees, claiming the deportation was a direct result of president trump's immigration crackdown. >> translator: deep down, i always knew this could happen. >> reporter: there are little to no options for garcia, except settle back into the country she left behind over two decades ago. so, tell me what's it like, leaving a home in phoenix, and then coming here, a place that you hardly know? [ speaking in spanish ] >> translator: well, it's very sad. i'm sad and i feel helpless. >> reporter: although the kids will live with their father in arizona, angel knows life won't be the same. >> our mother will always be there for you. that's what we need, we need our mother. >> reporter: garcia insists she will miss key moments in her kids' lives including her 15th birthday celebration. >> translator: we will have to wait a little longer for her sweet 15. we just can do it. >> it happened in the face, and i'm pretty proud of that because we're speaking up for the whole community, everyone, all the

we'll have more on the case of guadalupe garcia and others after headlines.e will speak with her husband. the white house is warningng joururnalists anand lawmakers against criticizing a botched raid by u.s. commandos on a yemeni village last month that left 25 civilians and one u.s. nate -- one u.s. navy seal deae. the bureau of investigative journalism reports the assault killed nine children under the age of 13, with five other children wounded. among those critical of the raid was arizona republican senator john m mccain. lose a mccain: when you $75 million aiairplane, and mo poorly, and american life is lost and -- more importantly, and american life is l lost and wounded, i i did not think you n call it a success.s. amy: on wednesday, white house press secretary sean spicer lashed out at senator mccain and journalists for criticizing president trump's decision to order the raid. secretary spicer: it was absolutely a success, and anyone who would suggest that was not a success is doing a disservice to the life of ryan owens. he fought in that mission, an

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. a lot of red on the set. that means we're in a microclimate weather alert. timing is everything. >> you and i were talking about the nbc bay area app, how you can download it and see the radar and zoom right on in. i've noticed that the

prosecutors say that garcia torres fingerprints were found on a stun gun battery from one attack. the defense argue that garcia torres worked at safe way and handled batteries. >> with the information that we have that is available to the public, our thoughts are that she is not alive. >> search volunteer roger nelson says despite the defense's claims he believes sierra is not alive and hopes the trial will provide answers. >> i think a lot of people are eager to have the trial get under way and i have said it before, to have justice served. >> and prosecutors today said that garcia torres admitted he was in the same area as sierra the day she went missing. he told prosecutors or investigators that he was going fishing. prosecutors also say that surveillance video shows garcia torres purchased bleach and turkey basster and they say that they use that to kill dna. >> still to come here, they put their lives on the line for u.s. military members in afghanistan. we talk to two afghan interpreters. one who just arrived in the united states this past weekend after friends came to his a

and no visible hair found in the trunk of garcia's car. lamar's body has never been found so dna evidence will be critical. >> it wasn't properly analyzed, not properly collected. it can undermine a case where there is no crime scene and no body. >> prosecutors called the first witness yesterday. the sheriff's deputy who responded to the first call when sierra lamar disappeared. >>> it will be another busy day on capitol hill. we are now in day 13 of donald trump's presidency. there's on the agenda. ? i think every day will be busy too. more senate confirmations hearings. jeff sessions is expected to be approved by a panel today. >> also happening, david shulkin will face a senate panel. he would be the first nonveteran to lead the agency if approved. >> the white house is launching a major outreach effort to get president trump's supreme court nominee confirmed. the 49-year-old conservative judge is known to favor religious freedom in his ruling. he will travel to capitol hill today to meet with lawmakers. they plan to filibuster and bloc

. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia cannon. it is a little chilly. >> it is chilly, but it will be nice. we are starting out with temperatures in the 30s and 40s as you head out. so be ready for that. we have patchy frost in the valley. get the layer of ice off the windshield before you head out. 45 in san francisco. as we go through the day, going to see highs reaching into the low 60s for many spots. 62 degrees today in the north bay. we'll talk about how long this dry weather lasts coming up as we head over to mike now starting with work in the south bay. >> that's right, kari. pretty much the same pattern around the bay. closure on northbound 87. kris sanchez had to get off the freeway. it is clear for 87. already this morning, give extra credit here. >>> breaking news. a live look at a stabbing investigation. it's happening in mountain view. this particular vantage point from phyllis avenue where authorities closed off the street between camilla and pond avenue. we don't have any word right now on that person's condition.

garcia-cannon. >> we have seen nice, dry conditions. you're telling us it is going to get warmer as well. >> we need that it was so cold. it makes us feel colder than the actual temperature. bundle up and make it a great start. we have had patchy frost. 39 in the north bay. 44 in san francisco. today highs reaching the low 60s for the peninsula, tri-valley and the south bay. we'll take a look at the complete microclimate forecast coming up. mike takes us to highway 17. >> that's right, kari. even though the roads have been dry, it gives the drew a chance to get out. no surprises here for the south bay freeway. 17 will have lane restrictions for the next few minutes. it should be picking up in the construction zone between glenwood and sugarloaf. it should be cleared by 5:00. nine minutes from 37 to 580. backup at the toll plaza, really there is none. it looks like all lanes are open for cash payments. >>> a landmark event is now just hours away. president trump will deliver his first speech co members of congress. today in the bay edwar

aturdida y angustiada pasa cuadrÚpedo garcÍa sus primeros dÍas en mÉxico.gresividad de las redadas tienen asustados a los inmigrantes. denuncian que los agentes tocan puertas vestidos de policÍas. muere el capo de los leiva, y varios cÓmplices. ♪ ♪ ♪ locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn". con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ ♪ marÍa elena: muy buenas noches. comenzamos con la mezcla de sensaciones que agobian a la madre activista indocumentada guadalupe garcÍa. en sus primeras horas en mÉxico, tras ser reportada de los estados unidos, estÁ desconcertada en el paÍs donde naciÓ, pero siente ajeno transcribir mÁs de la mitad de su vida al otro lado de la frontera. le entusiasma el reencuentro con sus padres, luego de mucho tiempo. le angustia y la bruma ante la inminente separaciÓn de sus hijos. juan carlos gonzÁlez hablÓ con guadalupe. juan carlos: asÍ fueron las primeras horas de guadalupe en mÉxico, luego de 22 aÑos. con muchas dudas e incertidumbre. guadalupe: estoy confundida. prÁcticamente, apenas estoy viendo la realidad. viendo quÉ es lo que si

menor duda de que a su cliente la estaban esperando para deportarla como ya le ocurriÓ a guadalupe garcÍaa. agente -- hay fuertes rumores de que agentes de la campaÑa de trump tuvieron contacto con rusos. reportera:despuÉs de aceptar la renuncia de michael flynn, el presidente trump lo defendiÓ. "es un hombre maravilloso que fue tratado injustamente por los medios" dijo, esquivando el tema de rusia, y de las conversaciones que habÍa tenido con miembros de ese paÍs. miembros del equipo de la campaÑa de trump tuvieron contacto con agentes de inteligencia rusia. se levantaron y aplaudieron, en un aparente intento de sacar a los reporteros de la vista del presidente. se desmintiÓ la conexión con los rusos diciendo que el verdadero escÁndalo aquÍ es que nuestra inteligencia estÉ dando informaciÓn clasificada como si fueran caramelo, muy antiamericano. fue parte de la campaÑa de trump. >> estaba hablando con embajadores de rusia, pero tambiÉn con decenas de embajadores de otros paÍses tambiÉn, es normal. reportera: al momento no se ha podido comprobar ni existen evidencias de que en las supuest

garcia said it's first tim he tried and harder than he ever imagined.ays, if i made it this far, i'm going to keep trying. father sean jaerl's mission to humanize voiceless migrants. >> i think there's a lot of fear and obviously, we need security. we need safety. but i don't believe that border security and respect for human dignity are mutually exclusive. we can do both. >> there is a struggle raging on the border. where does compassion end and security begin? >> oh, humanitarians. water droppers. those are people with white guilt. they -- >> what do you say that? >> because, if you wanted to stop the flow by 75%, you could do it in a matter of two weeks by not allowing them to leave food and water out here. >> a legion of border patrol agents, ground centers are waiting. even some private citizens working on their own to stop migrants and drug smugglers from getting across. >> this is the scene in the matrix. >> in tim foley's world, the border lands are a threatening place. >> this is the red pill. this is what this world looks like. >> border recon

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. as we like to say, you made it to friday. there is a lot of heavy rain coming down now. >> take a look at this. one of the places it has been raining. we caught these shots from berkeley. our photographers be just sending this this morning. not a lot of people out there just yet. >> not so much. we will be seeing that all over the bay area, kari. it is pretty widespread at this point. >>> more concerns about the heavy rain moving in. it will be with us pretty much in waves all day long. not only that but gusty winds. we have the concern of more down trees and possibly mudslides in the santa cruz mountains. the rain rolling from the south, into the bay area with pretty good coverage right now. some of the heaviest rain moving through san francisco, oakland, extending to the east bay. this coming through with heavy downpours throughout the morning and the afternoon. so this impacts the drive as you head out the door. mike is now tracking what's happening at the bay bridge. >> the view a

i'm laura tkpwar garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. it comes with a lot of cold weather, though. >> that's what we are feeling this morning. something that snaps you awake. we are seeing some of those temperatures in parts of the bay area dipping below freezing. here's a look outside over san jose. as the sun rises, skies are all clear. as we get a look at storm ranger tracking showers just offshore. that is where it will stay. as we go through this afternoon, all dry as we clean up from all the flooding we have had in the south bay. we'll talk more about what to expect the next several days as the next storm system moves in. we head over to mike start anything san jose. >> i wanted to make sure no doubt highway 101 different than yesterday. it is is open. you see the traffic flow. this is what we typically see about 6:30. in fact, as we look at your map, a mild build. we are still talking about this area where the evacuations occurred in san jose. i want to show you the rest of your commute. pretty scattered build as far as patterns g

garcia i thought i saw ed reiskin walk in with you. >> again someone else. >> barbara garcia parking is a big issue supervisor and that's when we built the original parking lot built it for expansion and so, now we are having to work at the issue of how to expand 24 parking lot using revenue from the parking and as our cfo look to add additional work that's the work with mta no immediate solutions but the long term solution to expand to the mobility of the parkmerced that exist there if is built for that purpose and measure that with the priorities of department but because this i said this before because ucsf research center came and we think that is so important and was going to take up parking this is a good time to work on the parking lot we got far on the mitigation of parking for the loss of park by this research center but couldn't get the deal done for the rest of the parking but in agreement with mta and working with them closely and will get a solution we need additional time for that. >> just to follow up on that through the chair can we ask for a specific time for dpw and

i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. that's the transamerica building. so clear and crisp right now. rain drops all over it. >>> yeah. tomorrow morning we will have that all covered with rain. it will be wet the next 24 hours. we have a few more hours of dry weather towards the day. as we get a look at the rain, we come closer to the coast. it starts out with light showers moving in from the coast to the inland areas as we go through the day. a look at the bigger picture. you see there is a storm system in the clouds. all of that will be here for the rest of the week. we also have a wind advisory that will be in effect late tonight the coast and the hills included in that wind advisory. 15 to 30 miles per hour with higher gusts. we'll look at how long it lasts coming up in the microclimate forecast. now mike has the crash in live more. >> we had that police activity in san jose. actually has reopened. two things. this shows up right here in the tri-valley. not a major concern. the radar and the data comes in. it may be a possibility. we'll have a crash w

garcia turned away an ambulance. the uncle and the boyfriend prev garcia faces up to 20 years in prison. a guilty plea is expected from the former area of fairfax. he is accused of trying to exchange sex for meth. garyscott silverthorne. they have picked meyer to be the new mayor and he will be sworn in on valentine's day. coming up -- >> so many other things. frederick douglas is an example of somebody who has done an amazing job. michelle: it was a quip that made the president the butt of jokes nationwide. but in d.c., that viral quip is having a real impact. jonathan: it felt like early may outside. i hope you did something fun. but it could be snowing in your commute in a matter of hours. the trit call michelle: right now, a solidarity event at the d.c. and hundreds of people attended a the vice president's temporary home before the inauguration. this time protesters brought valentine's for the vice president. his father's name remains on the lease but documents show donald trump jr. now controls the company oper

a piece of evidence is a rope in garcia torres' car with sierra's hair on it.rlier photo of the rope taken by authorities did not have any hair. >> and if they can suggest the dna is not properly analyzed, it wasn't properly collected, if it's not reliable that completely undermines a case where there is no crime scene and there is no body. >> garcia torres is being charged on charges of kidnapping three women in 2009, his finger sprint was found on a sun gun battery, in the process handled batteries. >>> time is 4:13, the search goes on for an escaped inmate who got away in hayward. 27-year-old sean nu was arrested for dui in hayward this month, wanted in kentucky for fraud and identity theft. sheriff deputies picked him up at the santa rita jail, they were head today sfo but their rental car became struck in traffic southbound 880 near the a street off ramp in hayward. >> traffic was at a standstill, that suspect jumped out of the back of the rental car that they had and escaped on the freeway. he was last seen going on the freeway southbound. >> now the inma

attorneys for garcia-torres says their attorney never met the 15-year-old.tors say that far gear kidnapped and killed lamar on her way to school in march of 2012. her body has never been found. if convicted, garcia-torres could receive the death penalty. >>> one man is in jail this morning for the death of a community activist who spent his life rescuing young people from street violence. he reportedly suffered injuries in a fight with another man from vallejo. kevin jackson was arrested and booked on murder charges. kelly was a star football player at dell la salle and killed two days before he was set to play for the university of oregon. >>> berkeley police say the female staff member who was stabbed at a school on tuesday has been released from the hospital. it happened at the via center, a special education school in berkeley. 20-year-old angel juarez was arrested shortly after the stabbing. he is a student at the school. he has autism and has been booked on attempted murder. he will appear in court sometime this morning. >>> people in san jose return t

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prosecutor steven clark.sot steven clark/legal analyst shown here at a previous court hearing, antolin garcias stands accused of the march 2012 murder of then 15-year- old sierra lamar, who vanished on her way to school near her home in morgan hill. her body has never been found. family friend roger nelson is among thoseattending the trial.sot roger nelson/lamar family friendthe jury was told it will hear from as many as 100 witnesses in a trial that could take months. much of that testimony expected to revolve around the credibility of circumstantial evidence and statements made by garcia torres to investigators before and after his arrest. the 25 year year old admitted to being on the road where sierra was last seen but claims he was going fishing. and we are following breaking news out of the east bay... police are searching for an inmate who escaped from police custody today in hayward. deputies from kentucky were transporting the man back to that state, when the suspect exited their car and ran down the 880 freeway in hayward. kron four's dan kerman joins us live now from the scene with

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the accused killer, antolin garcia torres , question the deputy about the forensic evidence since it is relaying heavily on dna. the body of sierra lamar has never been found. the investigator appeared agitated as the defense attack how the deputy collected the belongings of sierra not far from where she vanished. some suggest the board that the evidence was placed on was not properly wiped down. they say the prosecution's strategy is to show that there is not one piece of evidence that leads to antolin garcia torres. >> but at the end of the day you have to look at the quantum of evidence against antolin garcia torres and there are too many coincidences here. >> reporter: the defense is trying to paint a different picture of sierra lamar . they say she was sad since she had just moved and she missed her friends. her friends testified that they had never seen antolin garcia torres before. >>> up next, and emotional plea from a family of a woman killed by a hit and run driver. driver. 1st -- >>> the warriors were missing for players tonight. more on that coming up after the break. >>>

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that was just part of the dramatic opening statement from the defense attorney representing antolin garciaes. 15-year-old sierra lamar vanished on her way to school back in 2012. her body was never found. kron-4's rob fladeboe is tracking the trial. ááááááthe conclusion of opening staements on tuesday foretold a case that will focus heavily on forensic evidence. the jury told by the prosecution about a stun gun used in earlier attacks on other women that had the defendant's fingerprint on it, about his dna on sierra lamar's clothing and her dna on a hair found in his car. the defense in turn asserting there's an innocent explanation for the fingerprint, that dna the evidence was cross- contaminated by sloppy handling and lacks blood or other evidence that sierra lamar was killed. former prosecutor steven clark.sot steven clark/legal analyst shown here at a previous court hearing, antolin garcia torres stands accused of the march 2012 murder of then 15-year- old sierra lamar, who vanished on her way to school near her home in morgan hill. her body has never been found. family friend roger n

not one of the three victims could pick out garcia-torres in a photo lineup. garcia-torres continued to look composed as he listened to attorneys talk about him and the evidence that may or may not lead to his conviction. he could face the death penalty. he looked cooperative in a video played in court when questioned by police. one of the volunteers search organizers thinks the jury has a lot to consider after hearing the opening statements from both sides. >> i think the jurors are going to have their work cut out for them. i know that mr. boyd was very thorough yesterday and again this morning. >> reporter: in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> a former associate of chinatown gangster raymond boyd chow faces life in prison for a murder that happened 11 years ago. 50-year-old pled not guilty to killing allen liyung head of a chinatown society at the time. chow took over after the murder. he was convicted of the same murder last year. >>> there is a bomb scare in west sacramento this afternoon. the tower bridge and surrounding streets were closed after a

. >> so director garcia since this is new and looking at a total bond issue rather than previously trying to get the go dollars to do it i'm going to ask how we should be able to track this because it's actually multiple projects and the project schedule is here. >> we're going to come to you quarterly and what we will probably do is take one project at a time and that's something we will work with you but i wanted to acknowledge commissioner sanchez's comments and we take this seriously. they're from voters to give us dollars and we are responsible to use them responsibly so we added layers of oversight in the department that everyone is accountable to the voters so i want to acknowledge terry and his team and others in the room and mark primo that lead us around the bond process. dpw plays an important partnership with us and we have to figure out what we will give up to make the dollar work and that's what we did with the hospital and i think we had to do to make sure we're responsible to the voters and get the project done and it may be different at the end and you don't know when you

prosecutors say garcia torres kidnapped and killed sierra lamar on her way to school back in march of 2012. but her body has never been found. if he is convicted, garcia torres could get the death penalty. >>> officials are cracking down on recent car shootings on east bay freeways. three new surveillance cameras have been installed on interstate 80. police are hoping the cameras will not only help solve shooting but prevent shootings similar to the one that plagued the 80 corridor back in 2015. in those cases the shooters made a quick get away with few witnesses to help solve the crime. >> at speeds of 65 or in excess of 65 it's really hard for witnesses to get accurate descriptions of what occurred or even recall the incident if they were able to witness it. so what these cameras we'll be able to go back and get an accurate vehicle description and accurate important trail of what occurred. >>> the city already has more than 100 surveillance cameras along city streets. they're monitored 24 hours a day. it's identical to pittsburgh. last year the city installed 14 cameras on highway 4

not one of the three victims could pick out garcia-torres in a photo lineup.arcia-torres continued to look composed as he listened to attorneys talk about him and the evidence that may or may not lead to his conviction. he could face the death penalty. he looked cooperative in a video played in court when questioned by police. one of the volunteers search organizers thinks the jury has a lot to consider after hearing the opening statements from both sides. >> i think the jurors are going to have their work cut out for them. i know that mr. boyd was very thorough yesterday and again this morning. >> reporter: in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >>> a former associate of chinatown gangster raymond boyd chow faces life in prison for a murder that happened 11 years ago. 50-year-old pled not guilty to killing allen liyung head of a chinatown society at the time. chow took over after the murder. he was convicted of the same murder last year. >>> there is a bomb scare in west sacramento this afternoon. the tower bridge and surrounding streets were closed after a wo

being sent back. >> actually for miss garcia de rayos, he was deported but has been since since 2009going to be eventually deported. i'm not sure why she wasn't more proactive, because as a mother you would think she would be. she knew her time would be coming up. remember, barack obama deported 2.5 million people and that does not include the year 2016. for the left to say, oh, is this new stuff, this is absolutely not new stuff. this is routine. they try to go after the class 1, the most violent illegal aliens. and then along the way, if they find that our ute there, then they do arrest you and depart you, even if you weren't the target. if you are, you know, some way in the way, that's the way it's always been. now the last few years of the obama administration, that was a little fuzzy really, during bush and early years of obama, that was business at hand. and so for the critics to suddenly say this is new and this is a big change, it's not accurate at all. and anybody would look at the obama deportation record of 2.5 million people knows that. >> go ahead. >> congressman, most r

sergio garcia led from start to finish at the dubai desert classic.he spaniard carded a bogey three final cut of 69 to finish on mountain and. it's his first european tour title in more than three years. and £350,000. victory moves garcia back into the world's top ten. tyrrell hatton of england wasjoint third. that's all the sports from sportsday. coming up next on bbc news, it's click. for decades, scientists all around the world have been trying to create a machine that can match our intelligence. and nowadays artificially intelligent algorithms can perform many tasks much better than us. for a long time scientists have been using games like chess, draughts and go as a benchmark for testing ai. and that's because all these games have a certain amount of unpredictability built into them. namely, their human opponents. but this week the ai community has been celebrating a big win after a poker playing algorithm called liberatus defeated four top human players in a 20—day match of heads up no—limit texas hold ‘em poker. i've been using poker as a bench