. >> reporter: in suburban dallas, renee gonzales and her daughters are shopping for healthy snacks.do you want apples, honey. >> reporter: at this market specializing in natural foods, bags of lays chips are nowhere to be seen but that could soon change. frito-lay the world's largest maker of snack foods is going natural, sort of. beginning in 2011, half of its products, including lay's potato chips, tostitos and sun chips, will be made entirely with natural ingredients. >> probably one of the most evolutionary things we've ever done at it frommo-lay to really bring the right products to our consumers. >> reporter: good news for gonzales. but. >> i would compare the ingredients to see really what's in there and is it better? >> reporter: what won't be on the labels, artificial flavors, preservatives and the flavor enhancer msg. but many of their brands will still be high in fat and sodium. >> these were pretty bad for us. now, they're less bad for us. >> reporter: one reason companies are using more natural ingredients, because that's what consumers are asking for. according to some

luis felipe gonzales nos muestra lo que esta sucediendo. >> a pesar del riesgo, muchos mexicanos queÚltima hora con tal de reencontrarse con sus seres queridos y pasar la navidad en su tierra. >> por la familia uno se arriesga a todo. >> otros mÁs tuvieron que superar la problemÁtica de su condiciÓn migratoria para poder venir y poder regresar. esta mujer tenÍa un cuarto de siglo sin ver a su familia en mÉxico. >> este aÑo no pasarÁ navidad con nuestra familia, hasta que arreglamos el estatus migratorio para poder regresar. lo principal es que nos podemos ir y estar cada navidad con la familia. >< algunos mÁs quedaron varados en un limbo en la frontera. tÁmites aduanales le están a impedir llegar a tiempo a la cena navideÑa. >> queremos estar con la familia, allÁ en puebla nos esperan para la navidad y no vamos a poder llegar. vamos a tener que cooperar y entre todos cobrar pavo ... vamos a cenar aquÍ. >> lo que es un hecho es que por la tenencia o por la economÍa este aÑo vendrÁn menos paisanos. >> estamos estimando que vengan alrededor de 800.000 personas. 850.000. esto sÍ es una b

. >> gonzales, and the 18 year-old died and the third person was dead at the hospital. three other injuries, including the brother of gonzalo. his father says that that boy is doing fine but police i wish to please---more. >> and he wishes that the police would do more. >> and also people that pay their respects they feel nervous to be here for >> yes, that this mix nervous. >> this is an area that is known for gang activity. >> south san francisco, gang maureen kelly. >> and three mills, chevy impala, a dark color, early 2000 with tinted windows looking for a 3-mails. >> and in palo alto, a string of robberies. craig sklar says of the number of a tax incentive last september is a pattern. still, very few leads. >> this quiet neighborhood in palo alto is the strong arm with many september 20th of robberies. police are baffled. so far, 15 have occurred, and of this female victim parked her car at 3900 nelson. once a night. black, thin, and demanded money. she said that she was on target. and all of these involve fire arms. >> issue is not-harmed. >> and that is not settl

john gonzales has more. >> it is hard to find a metro rider not carrying a bag, backpack or purse these days. >> you know, laptop. materials for work. >> i'm a musician. i have music in my bag. >> metro is now making a drastic change to its security protocol immediately adding random bag checks. >> anything that makes it safer is better. >> officials say inspections will only take a few minutes. some are skeptical. >> quite frankly i don't think metro has their act together to pull it off without causing a huge backup. >> they will use special devices as well as bomb-sniffing canines. on a night like this, vanessa marble is headed to the -- marshall is headed to the airport. >> it is an added layer of protection that we can roll out at this particular time. >> the checkpoints will be set up at metro stations. he worries about profiling but yet the added security will make him feel safer. >> it is an invasion of privacy. this is my personal belongings but it keeps people safe. >> we're told that signs will be placed at metro stations. if you refuse a safe, you won't be allowed to ride th

i am marty gonzales. isabel is off. we are expecting a big storm later.s we take a live look outside. right now, is the calm for the storm. >> yes, some clouds but we're going to be seeing increased cloud coverage and strong winds and heavy rain. . however, 47 degrees and redwood city, and 50s widespread. and winds are calm however, it is going to start to be howling! the stormtracker 4 radar, and clear conditions but heavier rainfall to the self. fast and with our main band. >> and what we can expect to do with increasing cloud coverage and as it makes its way inland. actor sunshine inland. more on the coast. by 5:00 p.m., thunderstorms coast up and down the coast with heavy wind, bluster and wind, hail, and even lightning pushing into inland the by 7:00 p.m. we will time it out on future test and how much rainfall we can expect. snowfall to this year, coming up in just a bit. >> thank you, and we are hearing of a bay area woman is recovering after being lost in the santa cruz mountains for six days. this is a video of for rescue, debra collins got lost

for more on these inspections we go to john gonzales in northwest. >> is subway system in new york city has been doing similar searches for years. officials believe it is time to do the same thing here. passengers will be asked to step aside and have their bags checked. this can happen at any of the metro stations or bus stops. it is hard to find a metro rider not carrying a bag or purse. >> laptop for work. >> i am a musician so i have music. >> in light of terror plots, metro is making a drastic change. >> anything that makes it safer is better. >> metro officials are sure it will only take a few minutes. but some are skeptical. >> i don't think metro has their act together enough to pull it off without creating a huge back up. >> they will be checked for explosives and hazardous materials using special devices and bomb sniffing dogs. on a night like this when the student is headed to the airport, she worries about being delayed. >> having to stop -- >> it will be for rail and bus passengers. >> it is an added layer of protection. >> the checkpoints will be set up at metro stations. t

as we live in 100 block of gonzales, if they go through, we will probably be one of the first ones to have to leave. that is my guess. i could be wrong. another thing i would like to bring to your attention -- a small matter, perhaps not germane to your decision, however, what is decided in this matter concerning division plan will be utilized in not only local law, but state and federal matters across the country to help decide similar issues. i think it has something to do with the good faith clause in the constitution. i'm not going to take any more time because so many people have spoken and have said things so much better than i can, so, commissioners, i want to thank you for your time. please have a good day. commissioner miguel: thank you. [applause] >> hello. in a lifelong resident of san francisco and a five-year resident of parkmerced and a former intern with the department of city planning. for three and a half years of my residency here, i fought for rent control. i'm proud to say, successfully. why did i fight? because i love my home. i like the quiet street, the individu

another one opened for the santa claus >>> roberta gonzales is out with the weather. >> at least guysthe san ramon valley fire department do great things all year long as well as the holiday season. we are entering the. >>> you can bank on mostly cloudy skies throughout the bay area, temperature-wise, we're pretty much in the 50s and 60s and there is still that champs a random high pressure system is moving n ground spread ground fog tomorrow will then clear out to partly cloudy conditions. numbers similar to today up a couple of degrees. your extended forecast shows warmer conditions for your sunday. we're talking low 70s inland. cooler monday then we reintroduce the chance of rain back in the forecast on tuesday through thursday. hey, i'm a lucky girl tonight. i have brothers here. i have jerry and richard and we have a whole lot of people here. hi guys. first of all, tell me that's what going on, jerry, here at club sport in san ramon this weekend. >> tomorrow we have a charity racquetball tournament at 9 a.m. gets over about 6 p.m. it is a benefit that we raise toys for kids in th

commissioner gonzales is absent.ommissioner hill. >> here. >> commissioner mccarthy. >> present. >> commissioner perez is excused. >> thank you. good evening. i am the chair of the immigrant rights commission. on behalf of the immigrant rights commission, i would like to welcome everyone to this symposium. four members of the public, the immigrant rights commission represents the voices of the san francisco immigrant communities. we are responsible for advising the mayor and the board of supervisors on any matters related to the well-being and concerns. the commission meets regularly on the second monday of every month beginning at 5:30 p.m. at city hall. in april of 2009, we have the joint hearing with the human rights commission to listen to the first 10 testimonies from san francisco residents. the purpose of tonight symposium is for the commission and for the rest of the city family to hear from national experts on comprehensive immigration reform, and to obtain guidance on how local governments, commissions, and

padres traded adrian gonzales to the red sox in exchange for three of boston's top prospects. gonzalez hit over 30 home runs in each of the last four seasons but was in his final year of his contract and san diego wasn't going to be able to sign him to a long-term deal. >>> little afternoon hockey now for you. take a look at this. game 2 of the sharks five-game road trip. first period sharks down 1-0. ben comes up with the loose puck. and tied it right there. third goal in four games but it wasn't enough. montreal scored once in each period. the put back. that's the dagger. montreal canadiens win by the count of 3-1. >>> cal in ames, iowa. harper camp. led the bears with 14 points and 10 rebounds. final minute now cal up by 3. scott christopherson gets open an knocks down his 7-3 of the game. gutierrez gets inside. the hoop. the foul. box scores all nine of his points in the second half. cal gets the big road win. they beat iowa state 76-73. >> joan boyle's bears are 5-0 at home this season but unfortunately today's game was on the road. 7th ranked texas a&m was too much for c

kay hits a jump shot, 69-55 is the final, san diego state, home of roberta gonzales are 7- 0. >> oohpast holy names. lebron james makes his return to cleveland tomorrow night. one cavalier can't wait. >> he said yesterday you'll step on his throat. you'll have no trouble doing that in need be. >> without a shadow of a doubt. ill go right at them. >> they call mascot champ. you'll get no argument from me after sha shot right there. >> line 'em up. >> michael jordan's son marcus looking like the old man, 18 points central florida stunned. they won 57-54. not traveling roberta. you every get your hand caught in the cookie jar? tony allen got just that. the hawks beat the gris. >>> number 1. do the clippers matter? blake rip yen is the talk of l.a. i'm sorry kobe. even baron davis grease that griffin is becoming a show- stopper t clippers beat san antonio, griffin had 31 points, 13 rebounds, the clippers are still 4-15. >> yeah you know. they could use a little showtime. >> baron has missed 10 games because of injury. he is back tonight. they got a long way to come back but blake griffin

. >>> padres traded adrian gonzales to the red sox in exchange for three of boston's top prospectses. dallas hit over 30 home runs in each of the last four seasons but was in his final year of his contract and san diego wasn't going to be able to sign him to a long-term deal. >>> lance burkeman. spent 12 seasons with the astro. >>> a little afternoon hockey in montreal. game 2 of the sharks five-game road trip. first period sharks down 1-0. loose puck right there. tied it. his third goal in four games. but it wasn't enough. montreal scored once in each period. beats him right there on the put back for the dagger. the montreal canadiens win with a count 3-1. >>> ames, iowa. iowa state. little basketball. first quarter. led the bears with 14 points, 10 rebounds. final minute in and out. cal up 3. scott christopherson gets open. tied it up at 69. gutierrez gets inside. hoop. foul. scores all nine of his points in the second half. cal gets the big road win. they beat iowa state 76-73. >>> bears 5-0 this season but unfortunately this game was on the road. 7th ranked texas a&m too much for

that could turn out great, the red sox and padres very close to consummating a deal that would sen gonzales to finway park in exchange for a package of -- not having to deal with his considerable skills at the plate in the national league west from here on out, always get a big hit or two against the giants for the padres, they might be a boston red sox before the weekend is over. >> mark, thank you. >>> and our next newscast is tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m., we will have the latest on the wet weather and how it could impact the rest of the weekend. >> as always our coverage continues

that could turn out great, the red sox and padres very close to consummating a deal that would sen gonzales to finway park in exchange for a package of -- not having to deal with his considerable skills at the plate in the national league west from here on out, always get a big hit or two against the giants for the padres, they might be a boston red sox before the weekend is over. >> mark, thank you. >>> and our next newscast is tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m., we will have the latest on the wet weather and how it could impact the rest of the weekend. >> as always our coverage continues online at ktvu.com. thank you for joining us. have ad good night, everyone. >> good night.

. >> and i am roughening of jackie and adrian gonzales is going to make $20 million per year.layed out a deal and his contract is played out. and before they go, he and the boss to wink at each other. and one more quick one, jason. and he signed. and unbelievable coug one $26 million of the last place. and here, when believable--and they have to be crazy, i call the washington, they're very the washington nationals. seven years, one to 6 million! >> and i hope they do not cry. >> jacqueline, you know how the where interactive and where at the forefront. >> and we're going to be the first newscast. and we are going to come in off the street and yell. what about taxes? >> and and my pg&e bill? >> and we're getting there. >> and this is just the beginning kron of the going interactive, next. if to >> let us:interactive audience, if you would please? >> hey gary, if the niners coach 8/8. and with the whining of a playoff game and do think that really needs a new direction? >> yes, i think that there will need a new coach. and with already they're looking to run to build a new stad

gonzales said she has faced the business will rebound and she will be happy with her decision i should look for another job. >> the popular restaurant reservation open table is unveiling a new home page. enter the reporter kimberly shows us how low will benefit diners. >> the open tableside happen very sparse as bare bones but they've completely revamp the whole page. as take a look at some of the features they added. now when you search for something you're going to search for available restaurants but not dressers of code. right there you're going to find the search to include more than one neighborhood which will be very helpful. here's some features table for two on the home page it highlights the tables that are still available for the night. they also highlight the best restaurants those are based on gunna reviews and if you're looking to gather open table points quickly they list the 1000. restaurant, they also listed the new tables which tell you what the new tables have just joined. he could also dealt a restaurant reservation which is one class. our tears me they have suggest

jose gonzales broke into the victims, and gender to the as an aide and brutally beat and robbed her beforeing to mexico. the woman who was 77 years old which was a taft suffered a near fatal injuries. she lost her sight as a result. he is scheduled to be sentenced under a tent. >> an interest in the murder of a hollywood publicist the man believed to be more connected to the fatal shooting shot and killed himself last night in an apparent suicide. he took his eyes as he is being questioned by police, about the debt of ronnie chastened. dividnine problem unwilling police say them and suicide does not end the investigation into chase's death. state regulators have approved a cancer causing pesticide four crew members will growers. despite heavy opposition from environmental groups. will now be used as a substitute for methyl grown line. that chemical is being phased out by international treaty. tests have found new cases in fruit in trees and soil. scientists say that this new pesticide can poison the air. the governor has declared a state of emergency not because of fires or heavy rainfall

. >> good morning, welcome to the kron 4 morning news i am marty gonzales. >> the son of bernie maydoff, has been found dead. suicide is believed to be blamed. he, and his brother were under investigation with the massive ponzi scheme. will have more on this story as this develops. officials from virginia will be in san francisco later today after a 12 year-old was found in the bay area. she disappeared from roanoke, va. after mother was murdered. the boyfriend is believed to be the kidnapper and jonathan blum has more of the good samaritan located this child. >> here, in san francisco, a dramatic child of deduction that made headlines from where it started in virginia and it right here at the safeway store. a good samaritan it spotted part needs met and with the man who is alleged of capturing her, spotted-percen prbricfor to smith, right near the beach, and if there been he is in san francisco co, in their being processing his return back to roanoke. and as good samaritan is not shown herself yet we confirm that she is not an employee of this grocery store issue is just the grocery st

. >> thank you, judge gonzales. judge ted poe, i would recognize you at this time commissary. >>hank you, mr. chairman. i ditto what has been said about bill delahunt, a wonderful member of this committee. i hate to see them go although we disagree on almost everything. a couple comments on the situation. i see two issues. one is we got to find the original leak and what caused it, who did it and hold them accountable. the otheissue this spring sport that after 9/11, the big talk was we need to share information with different agencies in the united states government because we don't know which one agencies doing or knows that should be shared. and so, now we have mass sharing and now we seem like we're going to move away from that because of this situation. i have no sympathy for the alleged beef in this situation. he is no better than a texas punch up dealers that deals with stolen merchandise themselves at to the highest bidder. t he's doing for political gain. he should be held accountable. but on the other hand, i'm very concerned about arvo overclassification of informat

. >> thank you, judge gonzales. judge ted poe, i would recognize you at this time commissary. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i ditto what has been said about bill delahunt, a wonderful member of this committee. i hate to see them go although we disagree on almost everything. a couple comments on the situation. i see two issues. one is we got to find the original leak and what caused it, who did it and hold them accountable. the other issue this spring sport that after 9/11, the big talk was we need to share information with different agencies in the united states government because we don't know which one agencies doing or knows that should be shared. and so, now we have mass sharing and now we seem like we're going to move away from that because of this situation. i have no sympathy for the alleged beef in this situation. he is no better than a texas punch up dealers that deals with stolen merchandise themselves at to the highest bidder. but he's doing for political gain. he should be held accountable. but on the othe

. >> thank you, judge gonzales. judge ted poe, i would recognize you at this time commissary. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i ditto what has been said about bill delahunt, a wonderful member of this committee. i hate to see them go although we disagree on almost everything. a couple comments on the situation. i see two issues. one is we got to find the original leak and what caused it, who did it and hold them accountable. the other issue this spring sport that after 9/11, the big talk was we need to share information with different agencies in the united states government because we don't know which one agencies doing or knows that should be shared. and so, now we have mass sharing and now we seem like we're going to move away from that because of this situation. i have no sympathy for the alleged beef in this situation. he is no better than a texas punch up dealers that deals with stolen merchandise themselves at to the highest bidder. but he's doing for polical gain. he should be held accountable. but on the other