. >> mark gonzales is one of them. except for his tee shirts and scrubs, he could be mistaken for any other fun loving oc teenager. >> i love surfing and the ocean, promise land, nothing could go wrong for robbing a weed store and getting arrested. >> my mom is in a lot of shock. first offense. my baby is robbing weed stores? what do you need that for? >> unlike most inmates in the orange county jail system who have not been convicted but are awaiting trial gonzalez pled guilty to robbery. with good behavior he could be out in nine months. if his family gets its way, back in minnesota. >> i have a bunch of newspapers, my mom sent me a subscription, i wanted to stay updated what is going on in minnesota, concert-wise, weather, still feel like home in a way. i'm the first one in my family to ever get in trouble. although we have treatment history, never led to crime. they were so shocked but they send me letters every day, they get mad when i don't talk to them. they still love me they understand how difficult it is for

gonzales has not responded. and they have returned to gonzales's farm to see if anything chaempked. >> this is having trouble breathing and unable to walk. >> they found ducks in filthy conditions. a barrel half full of the deceased and others sick and dying inside of the pen. >> nothing has changed. these birds are brutally treated and people have a right to know that. >> i have a hard time understanding how people can sit down and eat it and live with themselves. >> they took four ducks, three are doing well after dropping weight and getting into a routine with other rescued farm animals. one has a hard time walking. >> these ducks have capacity for suffering like dogs and cats that we call family members. anyone who did this, treated dogs and cats this way would be prosecuted for animal cruelty. >> the chef defends it as a matter of choice, considering defying the ban. >> are you going to stop selling it?. >> we have to stop selling it but we can still give it away. >> really? you might give ate way? >> yes.

and gen gonzales has been following the showdown all week long. -- john gonzales. >> it may not look like it, but there are definitely few were tense. police did move in to make sure everyone was in compliance. moments ago the things that he did between protesters and someone who works in the area that once the protest out of here. >> almost like a chess match. for today's protesters in u.s. park police have been sizing each other up. this morning the federal law enforcement landed a blow. >> what do you say to those that say your message is no longer getting across? >> more and more people every day are learning about what is going on. >> they did pull one man out of the camp and arrested him. activists say he does a year but is not an active member of the movement. >> i walked through the purchase today and something inside of me snapped. >> people working in the area have now started speaking out. >> if this is progress, i will take the old way. >> our cameras were rolling when he confronted the protesters again. >> you guys are trashing a beautiful public park. >> the message is

it is funny -- i have often heard tpm refer to that we got alberta gonzales fired. -- alberto gonzalese. we probably contributed to it. i never said he should resign or that -- that is not just reticence. in general, i do not like the idea of people losing their jobs. i do not think if you look back through tpm, you would ever see us pursuing correction stories extremely aggressively. we think they should be pursued aggressively, but i do not take pleasure in people going to gerald or losing their jobs or careers getting -- people going to jail or losing their jobs. >> hear you are on the stephen cole their show. -- colbert show? >> why are you not wearing a bathrobe? >> we have up our game. -- upped our game. >> now you look like an iranian politician. [laughter] >> i think this is important. [laughter] what do you mean news side? but we have professional reporters working for us. i call that a new site. >> -- news site. >> now you have a staff of 28. that was just 2.5 years ago. how far are you going to go with this and what is the goal now? >> we want to go a lot farther than we are

but gonzales has not responded. showing this.>>reporter: activist have returned to again sol east farm to see if anything has changed. >> about this one is having trouble breathing. panting. unable to walk. >>reporter: they found duck in filthy conditions. barrel half full of the deceased. others sick and dying inside the pen. >> nothing has changed. these birds are brutally treated and people have a right to know that. >> i have hard time understanding how people who do know how this is produced how they can sit down and consciously eat it and live with themselves. >>reporter: they took 4 duck. 3 are doing well after dropping the weight. and getting into a routine with other rescued farm animal. the fourth neck named brandon has a hard time walking with his osteoarthritis. >> these ducks have the capacity for suffering just like our dog and cat that we call family members. anyone who did this treated dog and cat this way would be in jail and prosecuted for animal cruelty. >>reporter: chef dan dee depends this as a matter of choi

. >> el video que conmovió a nuestros usuarios fue el joven jesus gonzales quien necesita un transplanteterminamos con esta imagen alejandro mendoza sacó el muñequito en el día de la calendaria cumplio con su promesa y nos trajo candelares, eso es todo por ahora y los invitamos a que comparta con nosoros en nuestrapagina y sus tamales. >> seguimos comiendo, estuvieron buenos los tamales, semana de tamales. >> gracias, y gracias a la mamá de claudia que los preparo tan rico . >> ganó miles de dólares a una pareja de arkansas, es la única mina de diamantes, se llaman melissa, la gema que encontraron era de 2,4 kilares, y después de ser pulida quedo en 1,4

commissioner gonzales is absent. commissioner 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, a

. >> john gonzales. investigators hope a clue will led them to finding who left a baby to die in washington. she was discovered on january 15. the child was abandoned outside a channing street home in the cold. police have made a public appeal for information in the little girl's death. >> another misstep by republican presidential candidate mitt romney. he is trying to clarify remarks he made about not being very concerned about the very poor. >> good morning. democrats are going after mitt romney for what he said, but they are not the only ones. so is his top opponent and fellow republican newt gingrich. speaking of gingrich, it appears he will be getting a big political push today. sources say donald strump expected to endorse him. >> i'm not concerned about the very poor. we have a safety net there. if it needs repair, i'll fix it. . >> the statement made during an interview yesterday with cnn. >> i think there are lots of very poor americans who are struggling who would say that sounds odd. can you

john gonzales, abc 7 news. >> thanks so much, john. the fight for florida is over as mitt romney scored a decisive victory in the sunshine street. he beat newt gingrich by 14 points, but the former house speaker says the fight is not over yet. >> to the people of this room and the people all over florida thank you tonight for this great victim -- victory. >> we are going to contest and we are going to win and we will be in tampa it is a nominee in august. >> ron paul came in a distance third. he says he is still in the race. the campaign now heads to nevada which holds its caucuses on saturday. mitt romney will receive secret service protection in the coming days. >> president obama will be talking about the economy. he is speech is set for 11:00 this morning at the james lee community center. that speech is closed to the public. >> last night michelle obama made an appearance on "the tonight show" with jay leno and tried to persuade leno to eat more healthy food. >> wait, wait, wait. i heard you hasn't had an an until a decade. and so

of great supervisors who have represented district 5, starting with harvey milk, harry brit, matt gonzales, and ross mirkarimi. matt, i know that you're here today, and i want to thank you for your counsel and for being present and for being supportive of me today. [applause] nauert it is time -- now it is time to step up. it is might turn out to represent. it is an enormous challenge and responsibility, and i realize that. but one that i embrace, and i will work my hardest to, you know, to really meet with everyone, to understand what the concerns are. you know, it will be a lot of work, and we will hit the ground running, probably in about five minutes. [laughter] anyway, i did want to acknowledge my background. appointments usually do not happen to people like me. i grew up working class, poor. i grew up in the farm labor camp in a town called firebomb, you know, the central valley. with a stainless steel spoon in my mouth, i guess, and a tortilla, in my case. my parents cannot avoid -- afford to send this to fancy schools, so the script of what they could and sentenced to a catholic sc

. >> and john gonzales has the very latest. >> moments ago, this former sergeant received 18 months inprison, three years' probation with the prosecution making the case she did not steal once or twice, but 13 times, calling it not an error in judgment. ironically, the victim called police because she thought she was being scanned by a telemarketer. the 87-year-old dictum says she trusted the officer. >> she was my friend, looking out for me. >> the victim who we met last year, that the sergeant in 2010 when she turned around and started stealing from the elderly woman and court documents show it was during a number of visits to the victim could go home -- dictum's home. >> she would visit me once a week to see if i was all right or if i had heard from anyone. that sort of thing. i felt she was a friend. >> the surgeon then wrote and forged checks, most of them signed back to herself using an alias. others were made out to her own son. she was found cashing the checks on surveillance canada -- camera. >> when this happens, i think it is up to citizens to make sure that they hold the po

john gonzales, abc7 news. >> be sure to stay with abc7 for complete coverage from the courtroom. we will have an update on abc7 news at 5:00, 6:00 and 11:00. >> a nice afternoon, but still some dramatic changes for tomorrow. adam caskey has a first look at the forecast. >> big-time changes tomorrow which could indicate a reliable energy coming in from the west. we will get into the details later, but first, what a beautiful day today. the sun rising over the bay. i love this camera over in annapolis. sunset was it the minutes before 7:00 a.m. 47 in mount airy. most of us today in the mid 50's. closer to 50 to date for the high with some upper level energy moving our way for tomorrow. we could maybe even have some accumulation of precipitation tomorrow with the apple forecast coming out. >> new at noon today, traffic is moving but directions before new hampshire avenue after a bus caught fire this morning. the bus was out of service at the time and the driver noticed a small engine fire. the bus driver was not injured. >> following a developing story from prince george's county we

this led to a successful career were she was trained p byancho go -- by pancho gonzales. it was billie jean keaing that dubbed her b.j. notably, she toured with the united states tennis association, and she served at a time when there was a segregated system. certainly we have come a long way since that time, and b.j. has come along with that. at 50, b.j. had a change of careers and also started to work as a substitute teacher. she was immediately hired to be the key test coach. and almost there came to alternative school. it has blossomed with championships in many of the sports areas. they normally have 200 kids, but they compete against schools that have more than 1000 students very competitively. she has demonstrated commitment and she understands the physical activity really leads to stronger success in the classroom. not only is she a kind and remarkable woman, she had experiences and skills through all of art history. i would like to take time to honor you and thank you, a wonderful educator and a wonderful person to look up to and say congratulations for being the

john gonzales, abc7 news. >> this tight the list struck by a metro bus this morning at a busy station in arlington. it the cyclist was taken to the hospital with on known injuries. there were passengers on the bus, but no one on the bus was hurt. the bus driver remained at the scene while police investigate. let's get a look at the forecast. not much of a sign of sunshine on this valentine's day, but some change may be on the rate. >> i do not have the most romantic forecast for you on valentine's day. some upper level energy moving overhead. if that is romantic, then there you go. that could trigger a sprinkled later today. we are not seeing much of the sun, but we have some low and middle clouds overhead. we are seeing some breakthroughs locally. but they will fell back in this afternoon. 44 leesburg, a slight chance of a sprinkle later on today especially north of the metro. more in the extended forecast coming up. >> whitney houston's body back in new jersey today where she grew up. local mourner's created an impromptu vigil for this evening sensation. -- the singing sensation. th

john gonzales is down near the smithsonian. >> metro is already running on a slower saturday schedule today and also the orange and blue lines of four different stations are shut down including the smithsonian station. those who are actually working on this president's day are forced to learn that lesson. and all too common scene for metro riders during the long holiday weekend that i work every holiday working in retail. every holiday, there's always an issue. >> track work has already shut down or delayed several stations to comply with the ntsb recommendations. they have all but all orange and blue lines between smithsonian and l'enfant plaza. >> everywhere has track work going on. it has not been convenient. >> the agency is working on replacing four track switches and revamping its battered escalators and elevators >> it is something that has to be done as we all know and i try to accommodate -- and i try to accommodate everybody. >> much of the red line single tracking today between shady group and twin brother. -- twin grow. >grove. >> they are doing some catching up. >> metro

john gonzales, abc 7 news. >> a lot of police cars behind you. thank you. the latest on gas prices. the cost of gas has gone up every single day for nearly one month. the national average for a gallon of gas is not $3.65. experts say that could reach $ five by a memorial day. the rise becoming a political hot button. a poll says 7 in 10 americans say it is a deeply important issue. >> still to come, the fed is getting involved in the scandal at penn state. see what the government is interested in the case against jerry sandusky. plus, how well do you sleep? we have details on a new study that compares lead to where you live. battling for votes in michigan, we hit the campaign trail to see what the leader is saying about his tax plan. we look at weather changes. >> you are watching abc 7 news at noon -- on your side. >> take a look at this incredible video of a close call in delaware. two passersby pulled the two women from their car before a train slammed into it. the driver initially had turned onto the tracks because she thought she was turning onto a road. she got stuck. this is

and rodney gonzales worked with the manufacturer 21 years and the federal government aloe indicated 20,000ses today each employee. about 30 of them enrolled in the institute of medical education with campuses in oakland and san jose. >> this is something i wanted to do. >> this week, regulators moved in, accusing the school of falsely adder tiesing accreditation, and destroying dreams of students. >> now, all of a sudden this is like a bummer, we don't know what to do. >> the assistance was taxpayer funded and at this point no one got their money's worth. >> we put in money and time z education is not good from the get go. so that is the biggest problem. >> the workers can't recoup the year spent in class but do hope that another program will accept them as transfer students. we got that kens yegs from the ceo. >> this is today, right now. >> we asked a lot of other questions about the money, alleged deception and accreditation. the institute of medical education has been operating since 2004. yorns say they did nudge wrong. >> and they feel this is unfair not only to students but to students

francisco..el mismo que acaba de estar en el ojo del huracan, despues de que otro paciente, jesus gonzalesijo que le negaron un trasplante de rinon por ser indocumentado....despues el hospital dijo que fue un mal entendido....en el caso de hugo dice que lo llamaron y lo primero que le preguntaron fue si tenia numero de seguro social 4:35 que si tenia residencia que cual era mi estatus que no era nada con inmigracion pero que cual era mi estatus? 4:41 y al responder que no tenia numero de seguro social.... 4:57 el me dijo entonces no te puedo dar la cita 4:59 5:08 porque no tienes seguro y las leyes han cambiado se han puesto mas duras 5:13 la vocera del hospital dijo que no podia hablar de casos especificos, pero que no discriminan en contra de alguien que no tiene un numero de seguro social. gfx 1 aclaro que "sin embargo no tenerlo o tener uno invalido es una de las cosas que necesita ser discutida en la evaluacion financiera" . agrego gfx2 que "una vez los pacientes tienen cobertura a largo plazo razonable, les programan la evaluacion medica". esta es la cita que hugo esta esperando... 8

the pitching staff is loaded with the addition of the gonzales, jackson, brad lidge.is some kind of excited. >> of the like the first day of school again. in the off-season you keep in touch, but it is back to it today. we will spend the next 190 days together. >> the capitals last night were horrendous. they played perhaps their worst game of the season. the coach today said that it was just that. i take it down to raleigh, n.c. because the hurricanes just house them. to many turnovers, eagles struggling with the rhythm of the game. he was pulled from the game after giving up two quick. it did not matter who was between the pipes, wait to be easy. carolina spanking the capitals, the final five-zero. they will play ottawa tomorrow. at the comcast center tonight, miami and maryland. that is a look at sports. back to you. >> great to have jim back in the area. >> >> tonight at 11 abc investigate is it the house barber on the bus. metro bus drivers breaking the rules. a repeated pattern of running red lights and speeding. the results of our investigation and hard questio

roberta gonzales is keeping track for this. >> yes, a gayle warning is set for the coastal areas. as you take a look at doppler radar, this will be an impressive storm. remember that we have been lacking rainfall so the air mass is extremely dry. when you see all the lights showing up in green, that's the rain that is evaporating about 11,000 feet high up in the sky. the rain has started in the san jose area and it is pouring in gilroy. we have very gusty winds. wind advisories are in effect. the areas that will be hit the harder, dana and ken will have that later on in the newscast. >>> police up and down the state are on the hunt for a man that is breaking into the gym lockers, including some right here in the bay area. and police say that there is a rash of gym locker break ins. walnut creek and downtown,down south in santa camera. they say this man, cuts the lucker sufficient and steals wallets. using the stolen credit cards at bay area businesses. no leads so far, but they are hoping that someone had recognize him and call police. >>> it's getting more dangerous by the hour i

this led to a successful career were she was trained p byancho go -- by pancho gonzales. it was billie jean keaing that dubbed her b.j. notably, she toured with the united states tennis association, and she served at a time when there was a segregated system. certainly we have come a long way since that time, and b.j. has come along with that. at 50, b.j. had a change of careers and also started to work as a substitute teacher. she was immediately hired to be the key test coach. and almost there came to alternative school. it has blossomed with championships in many of the sports areas.

john gonzales has the latest. >> the response to this attack yesterday, the staff at the elementary school held an emergency meeting early this morning. some of the parents we spoke with today are upset because the students were still forced to wait out here before classes started early this morning. there was no security and the doors were locked. >> i am surprised. >> parents' fears have quickly turned into anger toward the staff. >> i can't believe after what happened in the school yesterday that all of these children are left out here unattended by the school and their parents at. >> hours after this alleged attack more than 100 students had to wait outside until the doors opened before the start of class is. no security, no staff members or police were watching over them. this is normal morning procedure but the few parents who waited out here believe today should have been an exception. >> it makes me feel uncomfortable about leaving my children. i don't feel they are safe. >> as goal was letting out yesterday, a man made his way into the building and repeatedly touched a female stud

tiger woods that gonzales today in match play. next they will basement one day tomorrow. jim harbaugh's second grade is married to the buster. so you even got to put the chairs away when it was all said and done. >> i forgot the combine was coming up for extra talent. >> i didn't realize it was such an outside guy. >> yes. many people can't seem to walk away from this team. >> yes. you will be able to pretend some of the objects. we may have them come back at the cheaper price. it's very reminiscent about the 1980's. >> all right, we will be back at 11 on cbs five. bay area ! here's big news from verizon wireless and xfinity from comcast. now get the xfinity triple play and verizon wireless together. call 855-704-7400 to sign up and get a free smartphone. choose one of our hottest phones. verizon wireless and xfinity. tv, home phone, internet and wireless together.

you've got stephen strasburg and jordan zimmerman and newly acquired gonzales and jackson in the middlelineup followed by ross detwiler. we'll see what happens opening day. they also learned today the nats won an arbitration against pitcher john lannan. the lefty wanted 5.7 million but the victory for the nats means they only have to pay him 5 million, shucks. legendary boxing trainer dundee has died at the age of 90. he's being remembered today for his contributions to boxing. he trained muhammad ali as well as local boy sugar ray leonard in. all 15 world champions, a big loss in the boxing world. >> absolutely, but at least he got a chance to see ali. >> one last time. >> that is it for us. the cbs evening news is next. >> derek is back with our area's only local newscast at 7:00. >> don't forget we're always on at www.wusa9.com. have a great night.

stu maddow, larry brikennken, lauren meissner, rebecca, and david gonzales. just come on up. >> that afternoon, supervisors. thank you so much for calling this hearing. i am the co-chair of the democratic club, lgbt. we fully support, we talked at our board meeting last monday, fully supports the purpose of this meeting. and any and all efforts we can make to create a model approach to serving the lgbt seniors in san francisco, the alice b. toklas club would live to handle that -- help with that. we fully support your recommendations. i had the unique opportunity of cochairing the hearing by the human rights commission and the commission on aging in 2002 and the report, everyone has reviewed. it had no less than 67 recommendations. to move forward and i think while we since 2003 have moved forward on a lot of those, there is plenty of those that need to be done. i hope that you'll start with that and continue to push those recommendations. i think since that time, we have had an increase in marriage rights which has made us feel a little more confident about

since taking over for the embattled ron gonzales in 2007, reed's straightforward approach has been popular in san jose. but in the wake of our report, things are changing in real-time. tonight, mayor reed in the spotlight like never before. george kiriyama joins us from downtown san jose. we saw something different tonight, didn't we? >> reporter: oh, yes. and mayor chuck reed tried to talk about the city's retirement benefits, there was union members listening to every word. we heard mayor reed use the $650 million figure often, referring to retirement cost projections. but not one time did he use that figure in tonight's speech. so, i asked him after the speech, i asked mayor chuck reed, if he's backing away from the $650 million figure. and i also asked h ioff the pension reform initiative should be taken off the june ballot. and this is what he had to say. >> $650 million is still a reasonable ballpark estimate of the pessimistic scenarios. when you're doing projections, you try to have a base case, a pessimistic case and an optimistic case. and the folks opposed to it being on the bal

. >>> now, as we watch these live pictures, let's check in with roberta gonzales to tell us about the winds. . >> keep in mind, a wind advisory remains in effect for the northern and eastern portions of our bay area all the way until 6:00 tonight. these winds were anticipated and continue to blow with gusts up to 26 miles per hour right there in napa with an air temperature of 76 degrees. of course with these gusty winds they are drying out the atmosphere so the relative humidity has plummeted to 13%. winds are expected to relax and back off after sunset which is at 5:57. >> thank you. >>> we'll continue to follow the breaking news. again, this fire in napa 35 acres, 50% contained. we'll bring you the latest throughout the newscast and online at cbssf.com. t and >>> we also have a developing story out of the oakland hills. an elderly man found dead in his home. christin ayers is there with more on the investigation into that. >>> reporter: allen, police are staying tight-lipped about what happened on this quiet block that left an elderly man dead. but neighbors and family members worr

shipping clerk rick gonzales feels fortunate to be working. >> it took me roughly a year- and-a-half to find a job, let alone one i could rely on. >> reporter: jennifer thompson is researching book titles until she can find a teaching job. >> i vastly prefer it to subbing. the books don't talk back as much. >> reporter: better world celebrated a milestone a few months ago. in less than ten years the company has donated ten million dollars worldwide. not bad for this young entrepreneur who passed up medical school to hawk books. >> how many people have benefitted do you think over the last ten years. we think it's millions of children you know. >> reporter: diane eastabrook nightly business report mishawaka, indiana. >> tom: social awareness is finding its way into a growing number of investor portfolios. sustainable, responsible investing known as s.r.i. is an investing style looking beyond the bottom line focusing on social, religious or ethical guidelines. it has attracted an estimated $3 trillion from investors. sylvia hall looks at how s.r.i. works and who is doing it. >> reporte