it is a phone they used to trace where garcia was believed to be living. they used detective point to pinpoint where the home was. it is a place we visited today and spoke to the woman who answered the door. what she said may or may not surprise you. we will let you be the judge. >> they moved fast. >> we have this guy off the street. >> you can rest easy today. more importantly, this young professional woman, and her family, can begin to rebuild. >> reporter: so how did police catch an accused rape is in less than three days? they say, three reasons: a cooperative victim, traceable technology, great detectives. >> it is good investigative work. good instincts by the investigators having the right people there at the right time. >> reporter: twenty-eight year-old milton mateo garcia identified, arrested and charged. police say this is him, early saturday morning on spruce, forcing the victim into her apartment before police say he beats, rapes, and then robs her. >> this appears to have been a crime of opportunity. >> reporter: police say have after the at

we're cool. >>> hundreds of people turned out for rafael garcia's funeral. he was remembered as an athlete who put his studies before sports. >> when it came to rafael, his education came first, even before football. i remember there was one time where he didn't go to practice because he had a late assignment. >> he was a good person, and there's a lot of people here, a lot, and we're just going to miss him. >> we want to know that the person who did this is facing the consequences for that and not able to just get away with, you know, taking a life. >> the autopsy revealed that rafael suffered a fractured skull and other blunt force trauma to the head. this suggested that he was facing the oncoming traffic when he was hit. the medical examiner also found large, bar-shaped bruises on rafael's thighs. they looked as if they might have come from the front grill of a truck or suv. >> it was sort of a pattern injury. part of the grill hit the right thigh, and he was probably wrapped around the side of the truck, and the other part of the grill hit the left thigh

. >> christian garcÍa dice no haber sido estos hombres tomado por custodia.o si convivÍa con el que buscaban, milton matÍas carcedo de 28 aÑos de edad acusado de violaciÓn sexual a una doctora. >> uno no puede creerlo. >> creemos que este hombre persiguiÓ la mujer y se posicionÓ en cierto punto donde interrumpiÓ su camino, declaró el capitÁn en una conferencia de prensa hoy. una bicicleta fue incautada de la casa de garcÍa al igual que varias bolsas de lo que se pueden considerar evidencias. >> hemos recuperado el telÉfono celular que fue robado de la vÍctima y sus llaves, la meteremos una declaraciÓn formal del agresor. >> Él sabe lo que ha hecho. tiene que pagarlo. >> el hombre que vemos en estas imÁgenes es quien obligÓ a la vÍctima luego de haber salido de 1 bar el pasado sÁbado, y la obligÓ a entrar en su apartamento violando la sexualmente mÚltiples veces. >> fue un periodo de tiempo corto pero el celular permitiÓ encontrarlos. >> garcÍa fue arrestado anoche en un restaurante donde trabajaba. los otros hombres arrestados y tambiÉn inmigrantes hondureÑos

they say 28-year-old milton garcia of south philadelphia is the one in these sketches. just 72 hours after the attack, police arrested him. he's facing charges that include rape, robbery, burglary and kidnapping. police say in this video, he locked up his bike then grabbed a woman and forced her into her own home. investigators arrested garcia last night while he was working in a kitchen at a restaurant in center city. they found his bicycle there. >> we believe that this male followed this female for some distance and then positioned himself in -- at a point where he could intercept her. >> i'm shocked. right next door to me. i'm not too happy about it. >> reporter: garcia's roommates told nbc 10 they are stunned by his arrest. >> lu ann cahn live with more on the technology that put police on the suspect's trail.

garcia gave up after admitting he was tired of swimming. gannon and raheb were arefrted on drug charges. >>> kid criminals. >> one only 12 years old rounded up for a violent crime in south jersey. don't miss that story. >>> casino concerns. the waiting game for casinos hoping to boost their bottom line. why nothing is a sure bet right now. >>> expert analysis on whether that column degree and all the debt that comes with it are still worth your while. >>> this massive fire destroyed a south jersey dietz & watson plant. today a major move for the company. why they decided not to rebuild in burlington county. we will tell you where they are relocated and the jobs. >>> do you read to your children? if you don't read to them, you probably should. the american academy of pediatrics is encouraging parents to read to their kids every day starting at birth. studies show reading to children helping them develop their vocabulary and communication skills. >>> some comforting news for college grads facing a tough job market and years of student loan pa

garcia was arraigned earlier tonight and held without bail. a man close to him says he's a father, has two children and a wife in honduras. a spokesman for the u.s. immigrations and tus customs enforcement says he was removed in june of 2013 from the u.s. but has no criminal record in philadelphia. reporting live from rittenhouse, denise nakano, nbc 10 news. >>> new information tonight on two gun range robberies in philadelphia. officers have arrested jeffrey chandler today in new jersey after a nearly two-week search. police say chandler and poteat held up a man on june 11th and the next day investigators believe they shot and robbed another man outside a different gun range in northeast philadelphia. police say they stole a number of guns in both incidents. officers arrested poteat last week. >>> a developing situation in southwest philadelphia tonight. a 15-year-old was shot in the hand at 30th street and morris. a total of 11 shots were fired. happened about an hour ago. police searched the neighborhood looking for evidence. no arrests. >>

that's very scary. >> reporter: police are now trying to link garcia to an incident at 16th and pine an hour before the spruce street attack. that's where woman reported a man on bike exposing himself. >> we look for case that is might be similar because of the mobility of the offender. >> reporter: now, police are looking at surveillance video near 16th and pine hoping to come up with video showing the suspect in that case. no word on that at this point but we'll have an update tonight on the 10:00 o'clock news. iain? >> dave, thank you. >>> happening now, criminal charges against a philadelphia police officer. 35 year old tamika gross faces several charges including assault, endangering the welfare of a child and corruption of minors. investigators say on several occasions between january of 2012 and october of 2013, gross accompanied encouraged and participated in fights between her teenaged children and other minors. in one incident investigators say gross was captured on cell phone video standing in crowd of people watching her daughter fight another girl. the girl says gross pu

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police say her attacker was milton garcia a honduran national. vernon odom is live with the full story. >> good evening, police say this suspect charged now with rape, robbery and kidnapping has made a full statement confessing to this crime on spruce street. >> this man milton garcia, age 28 an illegal immigrant from honduras is the center city rapist that struck saturday morning on spruce. >> the resident of rittenhouse square, we have this off the street. they say it was this who strong armed the woman, and forced her upstairs and repeatedly raped and beater and took her house keys and cell phone. >> he was employed at this restaurant as a food deliveryman and food preparer, he may have been finishing up deliveries when he spotted his victim a doctor from the university of pennsylvania, walking home from a tavern at 15th. >> this individual saw a young woman on the highway alone. >> police questioned garcia and several of his roommates, all illegal immigrants over the weekend and the ping of the stolen cell phone led them to the area were they

it around a neighborhood like this, it's good to hear they were able to catch the man so quickly, garcia was arrested at the rest ran on board street where i worked in the kitchen, police say he is this man on surveillance approaching the victim as she walked home from a bar at 1:20 a.m., she was forced to her apartment and beaten and raped repeatedly, on saturday a ping from the stolen phone led detectives to the area of southeast 8 and and moore. where garcia shared a row home with other illegal imgrathtds. >> there was a short period of time where the victim's phone gave us an indication of the neighborhood. >> reporter: now, investigators say that garcia has confessed to the crime and they also did recover the iphone and the victim's keys. garcia has to prior criminal history in the city of philadelphia along with rape he is charged with kidnapping, robbery and other offenses. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> we alerted you to garcia's arrest first on the 6 abc news app, you will find up to the minute updates on this story as well as surveillance video

this is milton garcia. he was arrested just three days after the attack. katherine scott is live now with more. >> reporter: within 72 hours of the rape being reported. the suspect was taken into custody. he is charged with rape and robbery and other offenses. this is milton garcia. charged with the rape of a doctor from the university of the hospital of pennsylvania. >> we have this guy off the street and you can rest easily today. more importantly, this young professional woman and her family can begin to rebuild. garcia was taken into custody after a restaurant where he works. police say that garcia forced her into her apartment on rittenhouse square where he raped her repeatedly. and police say this was a crime of opportunity. >> we believe this man followd this female for some distance and then positioned himself at a point where he could intercept her. >> reporter: on monday they exkutzed a search warrant and took suspects in for questioning. a little bit of technology in that short amount of time was

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we know garcia is from honduras. immigration and customs enforcement agents helped with the investigation. i got off the phone, and i will be provided more information about the investigation this afternoon. police question then released garcia's three roommates who live here with him. this afternoon, i talked with one of the roommates. you will hear what he had to say coming up at 5:00. reporting live in south philadelphia, christine maddela. >> police have a suspect in custody. neighbors aren't taking any chances right now. the center city residence association partners with handbags for peace to offer a self-defense class at 7:00 tomorrow night. at the 10th presbyterian church at 17th and spruce. >>> this just in, a philadelphia police officer is under arrest charged with ordering her own children to fight. this is a picture of the police officer. she encouraged her children to fight other kids on several occasions between january of 2012 and october 2013. she faces several charges including endangering the welfar

that's what garcia is doing. he reports as i'm saying in a few week's time.that the fifa a executives have got to decide what they're going to do. there's a parallel with this. if you look at the olympic committee after salt lake, there were allegations made. the five rings were tarnished by changing the culture as well as the organization of the oic for the better. i think to some extent fifa are at that cross roads now, a with the committee report which they partly implemented and also now wait aing the garcia report on whether there's been wrong doing in that process. if there is, they've got to look at themselves seriously indeed. if they don't, not only will football be be questioning fifa's integrity, also the big sponsors and television companies will say do we want to be associated with the tarnished sport and organization? i think therefore people have got to takecia and ethics commi seriously indeed. >>> president barack obama is due to unveil new environmental deals aped at cutting emissions contributing to global warming. individual states will be

. >> thank you director garcia. roland, director of san francisco health network and i'm joined by kathy jung who is the lead agent for security and is overseeing security efforts at sf [inaudible] and then the primary lee liaison for the past few years. i want to share with you the summary of key findings and recommendations and also share some improvements related to hospital safety and security. as you know, there was an unfortunate indent involving the death of patient lynn spalding at sfgh and that incident shook the core of the staff and community at sfgh. as a result of that, several key activities ensued shortly thereafter and they were done by three different organizations. one was the federal centers for medicaid and medicare services, cms. they actually came in and did an on site review at sfgh. then mayor lee thought it was important to have an external review and asked the university of california of san francisco medical center to come in and do a review of security systems at the hospital. and then fi

is that fair director garcia? >> absolutely. >> is that going to meet your needs? okay. thank you. >> this unique dialogue, we're all really focused on the outcomes, but i was thinking that we have some new people now in some of these foundations. fred is come being back from oakland to san francisco as the san francisco foundation and we have dr. hernandez which is our ex director. and there are others who are -- have always been committed to the uniqueness of the commitment of the city. i know that barbara garcia and her staff and others, we would be glad to contact and work with them, so it's not a question of any five million, it's a question of how do we sustain and make sure we get everything needed because this is -- this could be the flagship of the nation pertain to go what we do here and we're all in harmony. the only reservation was the time variable given how we're coming back and we're still moving ahead forward and we'll continue to move forward. as our chair said, there's been a lot of credit and should be to supervisor campos and others who have been work

garcia gave up after admitting he was tired. one of three people dr eged victimn minnesota have sto e world's dumbest criminal.herm clothing behind. we done the know why the clothes were wet. he then contacted theom on facebook g clothes back and set up a meeting with him. so when he showed is up for the meeting, the homeowner called police who made the arrest. >>> back here at home in delaware county, police are warning you to be aware of a woman who claims to have lost her dog. police in ridley township say the woman is connected to a rash of recent burglary attempts. she knocks, if no one answers and the door is unlocked, she goes inside. >>> a united methodist church appeals panel overturned the defrocking and reinstated frank schaeffer's pastoral credentials.ç schaeffer was in philadelphia yesterday where he spoke about the reversal. >> i will never be silent again. i will always speak with and for my lgbt brothers and sis theys in the church and beyond. >> schaeffer could face another trial if he performs another same-sex

both chief executive of the department, robert garcia and the ceo, sue kern. in terms of the corrective action, director garcia meets on a monthly bay sigs sis with the sheriff and they involve key staff to ensure there's appropriate oversight of security operations. and then on a more ground level, sfgh ceo, sue kern, meets with the sheriff captain and key staff assigned at afgh on a weekly basis to ensure appropriate oversight and remove any barriers to effect tiff security and safety operations. the second operation was the development of a contract performance monitoring plan. that monitoring plan was initiated and is ongoing and for those of you as members of the sfgh jcc, i know that you have been kept up to date i believe on that progress, but if not, as we go through the presentation, we're happy to entertain any questions you might have. in terms of patient safety, the general theme of deciding was there was a lack of comprehensive security plan that is actually a requirement of the accreditation body. it's the only commission that a credits san franc

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garcia who has autism was gone to buy his son ice cream was hit.red her frustrations about the driver. >> she doesn't have any heart at all. you see a person running over him. >> reporter: the family says they understand accident happen but they want the person responsible to own up to their actions. all police have to go on is the suspects car may have been a black sedan. anyone with information is asked to call police. the family says they are offering a $2,000 reward. for information that might lead to finding that driver responsible. janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. such a sad story there. >>> time 16:47. let's check in with tori campbell for a look at what is coming up. >> good morning brian and pam. coming up on mornings on 2, the cost of housing the homeless. we are learning san francisco is spending nearly $1 million a year to provide homes for families that were living on the streets. the problem is the families are often living a long way from the city. those stories coming up on mornings on 2. now back to you. >> than

i want to introduce the director of our public health department barbara garcia (clapping.) good morning. i wanted to acknowledge the wilcox family thank you for your work. the department of public health has an incredible health system we serve over thirty thousand people we looked at the political process this went through we developed a program for volunteering system in that the client what voluntarily come into the system and has a mandate treatment plan. with laura's the more important thing on the front end it allows for the family and providers and i want to acknowledge the providers who watch their patients fail and die because of the lack of compassionate treatment and they don't have the tool to mandatory the process it's important for the civil right of our plan through this process the advocacy of insuring the people have the right through this law i believe it will and will look at the fact it those individuals and the ability of families to acknowledge the fact it is very difficult for families to acknowledge the fact they have a mentally ill child we have ind

it is a phone they used to trace where garcia was believed to be living. used detective point to pinpoint where the home was. it is a place we visited today and spoke to the woman who answered the door. what she said may or may not surprise you. we will let you be the judge. >> they moved fast. >> we have this

now i want to show yo pictures of garcia in the intensive care unit. garcia has injuries ranging from broken bones to a final cord injury that could leave him paralyzed. >> even if he had left the house that night and i think that's what hurts me. my son blames himself. >> police are look for the driver responsible but they don't have much of a vehicle description. anyone with information is asked to call san jose police. >>> oakland city council is trying to determine how to spend an unexpected wind fall of $29 million. they have until tomorrow to amend the budget and include the extra much. the surplus comes from home sale taxes. mayor jean quan wants the money to go toward paying down debt. >>> an improving budget for fire departments is allowing them to end the rolling brownouts. alex. >> reporter: we are heading into the heart of fire season and this means more crews that are ready to go in case of a large fire. that is a problem until the oakland hills. starting tomorrow every station in the city will be operating on a full time basis. for the pa

>> reporter: we'll know a lot more evidence that the district attorney office has on garcia torres. now, one legal analyst says that he thinks that too much information out in the public may lead to the trial being moved to another county. this is some trial video of the suspect of garcia torres present in court today as the defense attorney and the prosecutor argued against unsealing the transcript. morgan hill teenagers here, lamar two years ago. the defense argued more information of the public prejudices with the jury and seat an impartial jury. it would lead to a change of venue and delay it. the judge ruled in favor of releasing the documents after hearing the attorney for the san jose mercury news who argues the public has a right to know. >> we're now going to know what occurred between zero lamar and garcia torres. we're going to know a lot more about what occurred in the time that they were together. the defendant and sierra lamar. we're going to know about the dna associated with the case. all of that is going to become a lot more clear. >> reporter: sierra's body was --

desarrollar un excelente papel dentro de la cancha se vio superada y quedÓ fuera de la competencia jaime garcÍas del encuentro. >> a la salida del estadio ya no hubo mÁs gritos ni más porras una vez mÁs el silencio de los aficionados mexicanos hablaba del fin del sueÑo mundialista ahora en brasil. >> la verdad es que es una lamentable pena por el equipo que traÍamos. >> se me hizo increÍble que en 6 minutos nos hayan empatado y dado la vuelta, entonces estamos muy sorprendidos. >> en medio de una gran expectativa se iniciÓ el encuentro entre mÉxico y holanda, los primeros 25 fueron sin goles a los tres minutos del segundo un gol de dos santos hizo soÑar a los mexicanos con el pase a los cuartos de final al minuto 88 una falla de la defensa mexicana permitiÓ potente tiro de schnider en tiempo de compensaciÓn con un penalti holanda saca a mÉxico del mundial. muchos consideraron que la derrota fue resultado de una mala decisiÓn desde dentro del equipo mexicano. >> es una forma horrible perder un partido ganado. pero fue nuestra culpa nos echamos para atrÁs. >> por otro lado este partidario del equ

so garcia got on the waiting list and added a third school and still no room for.o early in the morning she lined a five hours with hundreds of other parents for of satisfy francisco schools offices to see what schools had availability. and again that bad new snowshoes toe of the only option for hircine is visitation middle school. garcia does not wish you would do if you can get rich and out into the schools if she's chosen. one woman is already home schooling her to have this year she plans to do next year at unlashing gingrich out into a quality little school. >>: it is unclear whether the new weather the school district is interested in changing the system. instead they said that a generic statement saying that every panel will be with her attend the school of their choosing due to the fax some schools are in higher demand and others. >>: if you alerted us to this we encourage you to do the same but if you need investigation to anything he sees our homepage at my kron 4 story just click on that at some of these forms and click submit. we've done a micron for st

. >> i had one comment to director garcia. on the topic in your report about the beanie hauf generous donation and the us f hospital down there, i was wondering if we can hear some point in the future on whether there's coordinations between what goes on at that hospital and the infrastructure being put in and the types services that are delivered now at san francisco general hospital which we all saw in the new york time is the best hospital for this kind of care in the country and just to have them within blocks of each other might be an opportunity to do something, you know, rationale partnership on things we're both good at. >> absolutely. and i know that our ceo of the general would be in favor of that. we'll incorporate that when we report to you about that. thank you commissioner. >> thank you, commissioner. there was only one typo which is under section 8 and it's in the third paragraph and that is mrs. robinson raet than robins. i'll make that correction. >> we're prepared for the vote and all those in favor please sa

in this surveillance video you can see garcia stalk and then grab the 26 year-old victim while she walk home. he is accused of forcing her into her apartment where he beat, raped her, and stole her keys and cell phone. it was that phone that helped police make the arrest. detectives said they found tonight garcia's south philly home at eighth and mother moore. >> the victim's phone gave us a location to that neighborhood but not the spec investigation. then the investigators began their extraordinary work and narrowed down the scope and targeted a resident at that location. >> federal authorities say garcia is an illegal immigrant who had been kicked out of the u.s.a. a year ago. >>> police say a serial bank robber is behind bars this morning but it is the way police arrested him that makes this story. officers responded to the wells fargo at welsh and the boulevard tuesday afternoon. that is when police say the suspect robbed the bank and took off but it wasn't exactly your typical getaway. >> when police entered the septa bus they say i'm the the suspect. some of them matched the desc

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. kris sanchez is on assignment. new developments in the crisis in iraq, as you just heard, during an nbc news special report, president obama says united states will send up to 300 mill advisers to iraq and set up joint operation centers. but he reiterated the u.s. will not extend ground troops into the country. >> i want to emphasize, though, that the best and most effective response to a threat like isil will ultimately involve partnerships where local forces, like iraqis, take the lead. finally, the united states will lead a diplomatic effort to work with iraqi leaders and the countries in the region to support stability in iraq. at my direction, secretary kerry will depart this weekend for meetings in the middle east and europe, where he'll be able to consult with our allies and partners. >> in the meantime, iraqi soldiers and helicopter gunships battled sunni militants for a third day over iraq's largest oil refinery. a top iraqi security official and one of the militants says the government still has control o

as laura garcia can. she raises the bar for the rest of us. 56 in san francisco. 52 in half moon bay. another good looking day for your outdoor plans at least until lunchtime. that's when it will get uncomfortably warm by most bay area standards. i can tell you if you live in the south bay, 85 degrees is bearable, but not what we like. we like the upper 70s where you don't have to use your ac, the ocean air builds in the afternoon hours. and today we will see the ocean air move back on shore, but it bt would won't be enough to keep us cool. 91 in the north bay in cloverdale. 83 in palo alto. basically we'll cut off the ocean influence right around the coastline. so half moon day, you'll get a little bit of it. san francisco much cooler today. 82 degrees for the peninsula, 87 in the north bay. and you know, what we're starting out this morning on a good note in the traffic department. we'll get to that in a minute. but a preview of where we're headed for the weekend. cooler conditions. you might set your s

investigators say garcia tried to escape by jumping into the river.ing boater helped catch him. he gave up after admitting he was tired. he's one of three facing drug charges. >>> police say nicholas wigg broke that a man's home, stole some stuff but left wet clothing behind. we done the know why it was wet. he contacted the homeowner on facebook asking to get his clothes back and actually set up a meeting with him. so when wigg showed up to the meeting to get his clothes, the homeowner called police who made the arrest. >>> this morning, kfc officials say they have found no evidence that an employee asked a little girl to leave their store because of her facial injuries. the company says the matter is closed as far as their concerned but it will honor its pledge to donate $30,000 to help with victoria's medical bills. the 3-year-old girl was mauled by a dog in april. her family stands by its claim that they were asked to leave a kfc in mississippi saying an employee told them that victoria's face was disrupting customers. >>> now to this problematic

no one here is brandishing weapons, and garcia denies that anyone in his colectivo is armed. so when the opposition says that there are acts of violence being carried out by colectivos, there is no truth in that whatsoever? >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. >> for international human rights groups alleging venezuela's use of colectivo gangs to repress protestors, one of the touchstone examples took place here, at the central university of venezuela. it's a highly politicized campus with a history of fighting between students who support or oppose the government. but on march 19 - with the protests raging - things got out of hand. >> well the human rights watch report says that the attack really started when a man wearing civilian clothes came through that doorway carrying a firearm and threw two tear gas canisters into th

i too share your admiration for director garcia and her staff and for your captain who you've assigned to the general hospital. i've had the pleasure of working with him on the join commission there and he's responsive and thoughtful and we appreciate that. i'm not sure i share your sense that we have lived up to our obligation to fix this problem urgently and let me expand on that. the obvious headline issue here is that there's patient and staff safety issues. the equally important concern i think is there are accreditation issues related to the general and this is our safety net hospital for the city and county and we all have an obligation to work urgently to make sure we satisfy local state and federal requirements so we don't lose accreditation and so on those two things, i, as director knows, i am not personally satisfied that we've moved as you are jentsly as possible and i'll get to that in a minute. sort of the first question is it's probably likely that the next issue we have at the general, and it's a complicated place and it's big so there will be issues won't be a lost pa

that's where police say garcia raped her and then stole her keys and cell phone. detectives found that cell phone and garcia south philadelphia home at eighth and moore. >> the victim's phone gave us an indication to that neighborhood but not to that specific location. as a result the investigators then began their pretty extraordinary work and narrowed down the scope and actually targeted a residence at had location. >> reporter: federal authorities say garcia is an illegal immigrant who been kicked out of the u.s. a year ago. >> as we head tore the midweek, things are about to get unsettled outside. we're tracking storms that are going to hit tomorrow. let's check in with meteorologist kathy orr much she's got more on the when and where now. kathy? right now it is mild and it's increasingly muggy, chris. 74 in philadelphia. after a high of 86 today. in allentown 75. cooler down the shore with temperatures in the 70s. the poconos pretty comfortable. the temperature 68. come tomorrow morning, when you wake up, step out the door, it's going to feel sticky out there

i don't let people bully me around. >> garcia runs maximo bistro with his wife, gabriella.lping of crap you've got to deal with if you run the hottest restaurant in mexico city. in 2013 the spoiled daughter of the head of mexico's consumer protection agency walks in and demands a table when there's, unsurprisingly, no table available. when garcia says sorry, no can do, she pulls a you know who i am and then calls daddy and gets the health inspectors in to shut the place down. so your other customers basically started taking pictures of them with their cell phones? >> next thing you know, we have the media outside and this is friday. >> right. >> sunday morning, we're front page of one of the most important newspapers in mexico. >> well, it was very embarrassing to the government. >> and it should be. >> because they got caught doing what they do all the time. but if you were not the hottest restaurant in town, you were just running a cantina a few blocks away -- >> i would have been -- >> they would have closed you down and that's that. right now a defiant, young, creative

police say her attacker was milton garcia a honduran national. vernon odom is live with the full story. >> good evening, police say this suspect charged now with rape, robbery and kidnapping has made a full statement confessing to this crime on spruce street. >> this man milton garcia, age 28 an illegal immigrant from honduras is the center city rapist that struck saturday morning on spruce. >> the resident of rittenhouse square, we have this off the street. they say it was this who strong armed the woman, and forced her upstairs and repead

but the boy told authorities garcia-bratcher grabbed him by his neck and choked him. the defense says the boy lied. his private investigator says one student saw the boy choke himself. >> he said he was going to get my client back for basically confronting him about being a bully. >> reporter: conflicting stories and a mother at least for now on the hook waiting for prosecutors to file charges or throw out the case. >> the fact that they're hemming and hawing and delaying to me means that the state knows they can't prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. >> reporter: in santa rosa, i'm da lin, kpix 5. >> now, the next court date is july 17. and prosecutors say they are still talking to witnesses. they do expect to have a decision by then. >>> if you own a car, smog checks are part of the deal. but some drivers are landing on a special list and paying more. once you're on that list, we'll show you why it's tough to get off. >> i don't think he expected an old white woman on oxygen to attack him. >> a burglar didn't know what hit him. how a woman used her back scratch

. >> garcia was arrested at this upscale rest ran where he was employed as a food preparer and a deliveryman. she was walking home alone from an evening with friends at a tavern at 15th. and sansone. >> we believe the male followed the female for some distance and then positioned himself at a point where he could intercept her path. >> police questioned his roommates, all illegal immigrants over the weekend and had to let them go. the ping from the iphone led them to the boarding house were they all lived. >> that was able to get us into the general area, that was critical however that did not lead us to that house. >> tonight homeland security officials and from the department of immigration and custom authorities are said to be looking into these cases and garcia is locked up face charges of rape, kidnapping and robbery. police say he had no previous arrest record here in the usa. >> vernon thank you. we first told you about garcia's arrest on the 6 abc news app you can use that to find updates and surveillance video of the attack released by police. >>> more than 1,000 people have no gas

police arrested 28 year old miami on matteo garcia charged him tuesday. they say he attacked the 26 year old woman early saturday morning inside of her apartment on spruce street. this is a picture of the suspect. he was captured on surveillance video moments before investigators pick up garcia from a restaurant where he worked on broad street preparing food. they say they found the victim's keys in his pockets, her cell phone inside his south eighth street home, and a bike like the one that he had been seen walking up on surveillance video. the women in rittenhouse are relieved to learn of this guy's arrest. >> this morning i felt a lot better coming downtown knowing that he was off the streets. >> police are also looking into a report from another woman that garcia may be the man who he exposed himself an hour before this sexual assault. >>> one man under arrest in connection with a robbery in gloucester county, new jersey, this happened at the document concepts on the 1,000 block of mantua pike. police say, a 50 year old name wayne walked into with a g

no one here is brandishing weapons, and garcia denies that anyone in his colectivo is armed. so when the opposition says that there are acts of violence being carried out by colectivos, there is no truth in that whatsoever? >> al jazeera america takes you inside battle torn iraq. as those on all sides of the violence flee for their lives. >> we're seeing family after family just hoping for an escape. a first hand look at the people, politics, and the future of iraq. >> the united states will continue to increase our support to iraqi security forces. >> don't miss america tonight exclusive reports front line iraq only on al jazeera america >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. >> for international human rights groups alleging venezuela's use of colectivo gangs to repress protestors, one of the touchstone examples took place he

. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. investigators spending the night looking for a gunman in berkeley. police were called to the area in austin way just before 10:00 last night. the victim only identified as a 38-year-old man was taken to the hospital. no word on his condition this morning. and it's unclear, so far, what led up to that shooting. >>> also new this morning, firefighters in san jose were called to davis intermediate school to put out an overnight fire. it's unclear what was on fire but crews reported seeing smoke coming out of the auditorium. no major damage. it is part of the oak grove school district and students are out for summer break. >>> well this morning golden gate bridge officials will vote on whether to move forward with plan farce suicide barrier on the bridge. a live look at the bridge. some people worry would lose its beauty if the plan is approved. nannette miranda is live near the bridge with more on the vote today, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the golden gate bridge districts a

delia garcia-bratcher was in court today. prosecutors say investigators are still interviewing witnesses. delia garcia-bratcher was arrested last month. she is accused of going to her daughter's school and grabbing a boy by the throat. she has consistently denied she attacked the boy. >> i am just praying and hoping this all goes away. >> [ inaudible question ] >> yes, and for my kids. >> delia garcia-bratcher is set to return to court on july 17. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. a somber celebration for a san francisco state university student who was killed days before he completed his degree. the family accepted a diploma on his behalf. ktvu's david stevenson joins us now with the emotional ceremony. >> reporter: he was a few units shy of his degree when he was killed. today the student was awarded a bachelor of arts degree in international relations in a ceremony attended by family. his mother accepted the diploma on his behalf. he was shot to death by a neighborhood after he entered the man's apartment miss taking it for his own. th