. >> john gonzales has more. >> it is still too early to say what the motive was but police are currently looking for at least two armed suspects this morning. it is not the way residents in this and are expecting to start their christmas eve morning. this is not terribly far from rfk stadium. this is considered capitol hill. police got the call just after 3:00 this morning of a male victim shot in the abdomen on the sidewalk. when police arrived, they found the victim lying next to his own car, the engine still running and the headlights on. the victim died at the scene and the medical examiner's office collected evidence and move the body from the scene but police are maintaining a presence and protecting this crime scene. detectives are waiting for daylight so they can continue collecting evidence. they are trying to figure out what happened here. residents in this capitol hill neighborhood tell us this is very unusual. a say the biggest crimes are car thefts and robberies. as for metrobus riders, busses in this area have been re- routed. this is 13th and streets c and police are still

roberta gonzales for cbs 5.umors of departure from louisiana tech. " " turns out the dope smokers knew >>> before he got the cal johnson job, sonny dykes was shooting down the rumor. >> some 19-year-old kid smoking pot in his dorm room likely. a lot of those guys live on the west coast. it is legal out there you know. >> it turns out that dope smokers knew what they were talking about. dykes and his wife left monroe, louisiana, in a private jet bound for berkeley. he was introduced as the new head football coach of the cal bears today and it sounds like he wants everyone on his staff except jeff. >> i think putting the staff together is about young people, old people, optimistic people, mess mystic people. i think you want a lot of those bases covered. so old grouchy guys and young optimistic guys have an ability to work very well together. >> he is really excited. this is a job that he has wanted and really sees the future that it can be and so as the days went on, we get a little nervous and antsy but we're ju

let's turn it over to roberta gonzales. you have a special guest in the studio. >> this is a special day because about a month ago, cbs 5 proud sponsors of food for bay areas families we've been doing this for endless years and we have a special donation in house from bank of america, and we have michael here from alameda county food bank. you have a special presentation but before we present the check, how about telling us about give a meal program with bank of america. >> absolutely. give a meal is a fantastic program. we have the honor this year of leading that program again and being an exclusive sponsor. for every dollar that is donated we have $2 that bank of america matches and it's phenomenal program. >> it doesn't have top an employee of bank o of america. anybody that banks with bank of america can donate a dollar. >> two for one and you can do that at www.bankofamerica.com/give. and it goes to addressing hunger which is a critical need. >> i like that. can we have a little bit of a drum roll and see how much you

roberta gonzales is in the weather center. she has a trifecta on the way. >> we have an extremely unsettled weather pattern and now we are wrapping this up cold front that brought us highs only in the 40s. 51 the outside number in oakland. good evening, it's live our high-def doppler radar. when you see green on the screen that's precipitation. i have to tell you, in the past 30 minutes, this has improved substantially. let's go ahead and zero in on some of our locations. we had the rain minutes ago over livermore pushing east and south leaving livermore, pleasanton and dublin leaving that area dry. a little snow fell in the mount diablo area, still plenty of snowfall throughout the eastern foothills, still some scattered smattering of precipitation around the santa clara valley, as well. you see the peninsula drying out now after a few snowflakes around skyline boulevard and light precipitation around fairfax. today's highs up to 12 degrees below average. 44, that was the high today in santa rosa. typically we should be aroun

roberta gonzales is live at one tonight. >> reporter: yes. mobile weather, live at golden gate park for san francisco rec and park district 83rd annual christmas tree lighting. this is the city of san francisco's official christmas tree. in fact, it's dark right now. it's back there. it's a monterey cypress planted over 100 years ago by john mclaren. in fact, he was the very first superintendent of san francisco rec and park district. this entire area that we're at right now is called mclaren lodge. it's in the middle of golden gate partnering. tonight coming park. tonight at 6:00 mayor lee will flip the switch on 550 multicolored lights adorning this tree and 2,000 kids are expected to be out here, as well. certainly the holidays are well under way in san francisco. reporting from golden gate park, roberta gonzales, cbs 5. >> looks like fun. >> that thing stopped just in time. >> i know, right. >> kind of going whoa! >> weather is going to be perfect tonight. >> thanks. >>> a new meningitis concern has health officials urging certain people

cbs 5 reporter roberta gonzales there and i'm sure with what's on the line the players don't care ifare wet or dry tonight. huh, roberta? >> spot on, right there. a fine mist is falling, temperatures near 60 degrees. we anticipate showers throughout the football game. the wind died down. that's good news. but it has not deterred the spirit of anybody turning out to this football game. i walked around the lot outside here of the stanford stadium and people are tailgating at their finest. some of the best food i have seen in years. and they are actually embracing the weather skipping around the puddles and just enjoying the evening. now, we do have more scattered showers in the forecast. this is a winner-take-all game. stanford cardinal facing ucla bruins. the winner goes on to the rose bowl. reporting live outside foster field, roberta gonzales, cbs 5. >>> sort of a weather-sports report there. this was the scene today at sierra tahoe ski resort. has more than a foot and a half of new snow. there are similar total squaw valley and northstar. the area around lake tahoe gets up to 7 fee

roberta gonzales, cbs 5. >> they are going to play a mud bowl.ome of the food on that tables looked like thanksgiving all over again! >> reporter: right. i think we should do a story just going stadium to stadium and comparing the tailgate food because, okay, i know bears fans will be mad but stanford has one time big over them as far as tailgating is concerned. >> looked good. have fun. thank you. >> i think that was prime rib! >>> coming up, could this type of currency be for the -- for the dollar be gone? why congress might kill the bill. >> you get stress at work. so you may run to food to comfort yourself. >> and it's easy to gain weight when that food is free! now how a bay area tech giant is helping employees shed those pounds. ,,,, he should take somebody dancing. oh my god, him dance? have you seen his shoes? they look like, they look like flippers. [ aunts laughing ] [ male announcer ] find some peace this holiday. get an 8 piece meal now with a dozen delicious cookies baked in-store. the kfc festive feast. all for just $19.99. yes you

. >> galaxy salió en busca de ser el equipo en lograr el triunfo y vemos como mark gonzales de cabezaba el cuarto título de campeón y beckham se va después de 6 años. >> y mañana por univisión, toluca estará enfrentando a tijuana y toluca es el único equipo en el mundo que ha tenido una única familia de dueños. >> y el abuelo de hanks fue gobierno de méxico en los 70 y vamos a ver de que cuero salen más correas. >> si quiere saber más sintonice univisión deportes network. >> vamos a la final de la liga de ascensos y vemos con goles de manuel garcia y cabalo que le daba el título y vemos como el portero rechazaba mal y gol y tenemos el global empatado y el equipo de los reboceros con medio boleto, tres goles por uno y madison square garden. >> y vemos como intenta dominar los asaltos y en lo que pudo ser el adios de miguel coto. >> y los raders van contra clevelant. >> muy amable. >> y vemos como en estados unidos se ha dado un incremento en las deformacions craneales. >> la cabeza del bebé puede tener una forma asímetrica después del nacimiento, hablamos hoy de este tema >> note que l

inmate toby gonzales, convicted of second degree murder and armed robbery, refuses to remove his hand port. >> do you want to us do 22 or 23? >> this morning when he got his first meal, he refused it, stuck his hand out the food port and he's had his hand out ever since. >> we have an extraction team being set up so that we could get him out, so we could search his cell to ensure that the safety of the staff that are working this unit is maintained. >> the corrections emergency response team, or c.e.r.t., prepares physically and mentally for the job ahead. >> you don't know if he has a weapon. you don't know if he's going to try to attack you and, oh, i mean, usually they attack you. >> what happens, they barricade their cell door with a mattress. so this thing fits through the food port. what we do is we ram whatever object's there to get out of the way, we can disperse the chemical into the cell. this is a pepper spray like a mace. we use it as a shield. any time we have to disperse chemicals, the shield will cover the food foot. he'll lift it up so much so we can get the chemical i

reporting live, john gonzales. >> thank you so much. it looks like it will be slowing -- slow going on metro. megan's law impact pretty much every line. red line is taking a pretty hard hit this weekend. >> absolutely. five stations along the red line are shutting down, including this one in weekend. if you are taking metro on any line, you'll want to plan some extra time into your trip. the other lines the other stations that will be closed starting at 10:00 tonight will be takoma, sulphur springs, and glenmont. red line trains will operate between shady grove every 10 minutes between 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. throughout the weekend. travelers should allow between 50 and 60 minutes of additional travel time. every line this weekend will be affected by this mean it's work that will happen. there are a number of different things they are working on. along the yellow line, there'll be no service between fort totten. bridge work over the takoma river. yellow lines will operate on the blue lines. metro is recommended for people planning on ge

in southeast washington, john gonzales, abc 7 news. >> a disappointing day for redskins fans. the hit uponrgon rg iii knee. it was the moment in yesterday's game that left many redskins fans breathless. >> the good news is the team announced last night that there was no fracture or tear in their star quarterbacks any. they say it is just a sprain. >> it is high pretended for dick hyperextended. >-- it is a hyperextended. >> she says the fact that he was able to walk off the field is a good sign. she says how bad the sprain is he the play on sunday but he will likely be sore and have to wear a brace. >> he can play on it but the healing process will be 6-8 weeks. it does not mean he cannot play. >> some football fans say even if he feels like he can play, the best thing for the coaches to do is arrest him. >> i think they should sit him down for a week or so. if that think swells up, you will not be able to move around. >> he thinks they should go up with the backup quarterback. >> i would be nervous. >> barack phillips disagrees. he say -- rob phillips disagrees. he says he di

john gonzales has the latest from the scene. >> the initial call came into prince george's county police around 2:30 this morning. reports of shots fired inside this home. when police arrived, they found a homeowner suffering from at least one gunshot wound. armed suspects, two or three of them, and -- stormed into the house demanding cash and jewelry. >> my brother-in-law was shot in the back in a home invasion. >> relatives arrived a short time after the crime. the homeowner was shot at least once. his wife and his 16-year-old daughter were also inside. >> holiday season, i don't know, just a violent act. >> neighbors heard a loud bang. police checked for fingerprints and canvassed the neighborhood with dogs and high-power rifles. >> it's incredible, especially with all the things that have happened, the violence last week. >> police are trying to figure out how the intruders got into the home. the family has an alarm system and have been here 12 years. neighbors described them as some of the most pleasant on the block. >> very nice. >> detectives spent a lot of time taking pictures an

. >> verlander recently did snap, when he took offense to inmate dimitric gonzales leaving bloody gauzen area of their housing unit. he admits to starting a fight. and it wasn't his first at bexar county. >> my enemy list here in bexar county is four pages long. one page, two page, three page, four page, and you're like dang, how do you all these enemies? >> for starting the fight verlander may receive time in segregation. but despite his membership in the white supremacist gang the aryan brotherhood he insists race played no role in the fight. >> i'm not a racist person. i don't believe in racial ideology. i believe that races should be separated amongst themselves, in which case they are in our society. i don't hate nobody. if i hate you then i'm probably going to try to kill you. and there's probably a pretty [ bleep ] good reason why i'm trying to kill you. >> verlander was placed in a temporary cooldown cell for 24 hours. now he is back in his own cell with his cellmate, shawn osborne. ♪ i know that you've been feeling me all this time ♪ ♪ we know it's all been okay but today we're

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. / mary gonzales had a cold, she also has asthma.she sees her allergist who has a receptionist susan, who sees that she's due for a mammogram. mary has one that day. that's when she finds out she has a tumor. she has a successful surgery and because her health provider has an amazing connected system, she has her life. i don't know what you have but i have kaiser permanente. kaiser permanente. thrive >> the have you viewers have been sending us fee toes of their neighborhood. this is aphotograph of a tree that toppled over on pine freet? santran cisco let's go back to stanford where game time is close approaching between stanford andings ucla joe, a lot is on the line tonight for both teams >> yeah thchlt is a huge night for both teams. both comingsonto the field. it's the firsttime stanford has ever been vofd in this game. stanford here byvirtue of its 10-20 regular season -- and last two weeks of the regular season. in thosethree weeks in the regular season, after a win of oregon, stanford has a very impressionive win over borg ore

as john gonzales reports, the atmosphere in washington is the electric. >> how excited are redskins fans? >> making sure i take my blood pressure medicine. >> redskins fever is boiling over two days after arguably the biggest football game this town has seen and at least a decade. fans and not holding anything back. >> i just cannot wait. next best thing that having my first child. >> and you cannot write a better conclusion, and match against the dreaded dallas cowboys. winner-take-all. fans say they deserve a win. >> watching fans stick with their team a matter what they do. when, lose or draw. >> down the street from the stadium, burgundy and gold in the air -- everything from balloons to get back -- if the basket. and cakes and pastries. >> a lot of party is going on in a couple of days. >> if you are still trying to get tickets, it will cost between $500.800 dollars for a decent seats -- $500-$800 a decent seats. some say the cranium could reach rfk excitement. this fan is decked out with new additions -- additions, all accompanied by a prediction. >> they will 136-26. >> this is su

bush alberto gonzales laid out the options facing eric holder and the justice department. option one, lock the users up. >> go to washington state and arrest and prosecute those in possession of mare juwa marijuat for the defendant to say, wait a minute, i got a state law that says this is not lawful. at that point, the department can raise the issue of preem preemption and say the federal government laws preempt state laws in this regard. >> reporter: option two, fight it out in the courts. >> sue the state of washington and the state of colorado, take them to court and say, just say outright that in this field, the federal government has preempted and that the law has to fall. >> reporter: option three, cut off federal money to law enforcement. >> simply start withholding federal grants to the state because of the fact that they're not helping the state enforce federal law. >> reporter: gonzales didn't mention option four. do nothing. listen to former federal prosecutor mark osler. >> i think they should stand back. i think best course of action here is to employ prosecu

and roberta gonzales, how nice to see you out there adding to the holiday cheer! how's it going?reporter: it's going great, brian. i'm in san mateo. these are the last final days for our big-time push to feed bay area families. and i'm at the most spirited whole foods market in the entire bay area! >> yeah!! >> they are here to tell us about their most successful "grab and give" program today. >> you can still donate with barrels and you can dump things off. or you can grab a card, give it to the cashier and buy five, ten or $25 food for a family of for to feed them for a -- a family of four to feed them for a day. >> reporter: this is the easiest and most successful program yet. >> absolutely. >> reporter: thank you. over here, cathy jackson, she is the ceo of second harvest food bank from santa clara and san mateo. >> it's unbelievable what whole foods has done this year is make it so easy for people to give food to give funds to support the bay area food banks. >> reporter: when people give in their particular county or neighborhood -- >> it's really great. that food and funds

people are already out there including roberta gonzales at the coliseum.ever too early to tailgate? >> reporter: it's never too early to tailgate. i arrived here at 10:30 this morning and there were hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people lining up outside o.co come stadium. i have some of the earlier rivals. steve sanchez where are you from? >> richmond, california. >> i know it hasn't been a stellar season at 3-9. what do you anticipate tonight? >> i'm looking for a beatdown one way or another. hopefully. we're black hole until we die so we need to stop the run, stop the pass, we need to do something. >> reporter: what do you think about lawrence karnow's weather forecast? >> hey, i love the weather so far. it's looking good. i see blue skies coming. going to be a beautiful night. >> reporter: in fact, we have your raider nation forecast. as the raters play host to the denver broncos kick off at 5:00 tonight. the clouds are breaking unfortunately. we're anticipating no rain for the first time in seven days in this forecast. the clouds are breaking u

late first quarter, 7-0, matt ryan, tony gonzales, 14-0. third quarter, ryan up top to julio jones for a 40-yard score. screen, with two touchdowns. the falcons blanked the giants. that is the worst shutout loss for a defending super bowl champion. new york is now tied with the nfc east. dallas hosting pittsburgh. fourth quarter, pittsburgh leading 24-17 but demarco murray to tie the game at 24. and it went to everytime. clamp bailey to win it. it's chip shot, and it's good. cowboys win 27-24 in overtime. they are now tied for the nfc lead east with who? giants and washington. aaron rodgers and the pack trying to clinch the nfc north. facing chicago, jay cutler over the middle to brandon marshall. breaks a tackle, stiff-arms another. 30 second left in the first half. it's tied. aaron rodgers, james jones, they hooked up three times today. packers win 21-13. they clinch the nfc north. andrew luck and the colts trying to clinch a playoff spot. 3-0 texas. matt schaub to andrew johnson for the touchdown. 13-3 houston. the punt, scoops it up, sc

in about 15 minutes, roberta gonzales will let us know how long this dry spell will last. >>> ken bastida is live in mobile5. residents in lafayette still living with the effects of this weekend's past storms. and ken, money being made available to help speed up repairs to that huge sinkhole in the street. >> reporter: we'll get to that in a second. we're here on mountain view drive whereby now, most people in the bay area know what happened. but take a look at what they were working on today. they were putting huge rocks into this culvert. this is about 80 feet long, about 40 feet wide, and about 15 feet deep. a sinkhole that really got undermined from all the water that was coming down lafayette creek over the weekend. so they were busy out here today. not only were the engineers scouring all the debris out of there, but they were also trying to figure out a way to fix this problem. this is a section of a 9-foot- wide galvanized steel pipe that was in the creek. they have been fishing these pieces out cutting them up and they will go to scrap. now they have to figure out a way to fill t

. >> good evening, roberta gonzales with the cbs 5 weather center. we have a show to put on for you tonight. as far as the weather is concerned is real mixed bag of sun and rain. we'll pinpoint when you'll see the rain drops as eyewitness news continues right here on the cw. bought 1-point-1 million cas >>> 2020 has been a great year for automakers, u.s. drivers bought 1.1 million cars and trucks in november up 15% from last year and that's the fastest sales pace since january of 2008. but even though more americans are spending money on new vehicles, they're also looking to spend less time and money at the pump. as cbs reporter john blackstone shows us automakers are finally getting the message. >> reporter: this year's l. a. autoshow is bolder -- and greener than ever before. more than 50 electric, hybrid and over fuel-efficient cars are on display. at a time when style is taken a backseat to fuel economy. edward low editor in chief for motor trend magazine says automakers are paying close attention because more americans are in a buying mood. righ

. >>> roberta gonzales is here. and in you like rain, you'll like -- and if you like rain, you'll like her forecast. >> i was taking a look at the long-range computer models, and from now, all the way to january 8, we will be seeing more rain than sunshine. good evening, everybody. let's take a look at our live hi-def doppler radar. let's go ahead and take a look. i want to zero in on some of that precipitation. let's start off right there. some of this rain has now moved out of martinez but this is a very light precipitation, measured up to about a quarter of an inch totally today in parts of the north bay. we still have another little line of showers drifting through highway 116 anywhere towards sonoma, moving in the direction of glen allen. but for the most part, this cold front is out of here. and i thought we'd take a look at our interesting precipitation of normal stats. where we stand today in comparison to last year at this time. san francisco now, 138% of normal. check out that very hefty total in santa ros

as director of cancun's national park, jamie gonzales' mission is to repair the reef. >> a half millione come to this small spot. >> reporter: just touching the reef's living, breathing organisms inflicts harm. after a hurricane, keeping tourists at a distance is crucial to letting the reeves grow back. >> some of the areas required some closing. >> reporter: but closing off the reeves permanently would devastate the business of roberto diaz who runs aqua world, cancun's largest water tour operator. when he heard about a proposal to shut off access he was not amused. >> you shut down the reeves, i'll sue you. >> reporter: what happened next was an all too rare collaboration between art, business, and government. >> i got a call from the marine park director jamie gonzales and i said well what about if we have an underwater museum. >> do you want to come over and check it out. >> he said he had this 200-sculpture project that would be very interesting for cancun. >> reporter: taylor's vision was to draw park visitors away from the reeves by having them mingle with his underwater crowd. h

reporting live, john gonzales, news. >> several traffic trouble spots out there. >> let's get the run down with jamie. single are still tracking from green and yellow between greenbelt and college park. we are also flying over the attway to take a quick look from overhead. we are already back out of college park. now the morning delays extend 270.the exit to the no. 4 -- for 270. we are jammed off of 95. crash at landmark no longer blocking lanes. >> we are getting news of a deadly fire in baltimore. >> we have learned an elderly baltimore county man died in a .ouse fire early this morning you can see this is just north the city of baltimore. we will take you closer to where this happened. police say what happened is was such a rural area they had to get water from a source. you can see from google images, this area is pretty rural. like a two lane road. it took two and a half hours to get the fire contained. they had to exit the home the flames were too intense. two firefighters were hurt. one was taken to the hospital. no word on their conditions right now. they were able to get the

g live from northwest washington, john gonzales. >> a man charged with murdering arlington jewelery store court.s expected in arrested in august the murder. after say he shot and killed a e store.ng in th released surveillance of the suspects. caroline of the receiving tips. heads up if your weekend travel metro.nclude to one hour. portions of three main lines the weekend.er red line seeing a lot of the delays. carter is in wheaton. >> if you will be riding the rails throughout the weekend perhapse extra time and because it well could be slowing. depending on where you are going up to an have to add hour to your travel time. t the we in metro station along the red line, one of five stations that will close during itg this time be the station as well as t wellakoma,ng glenmont and forest glen," the starting 10:00 p.m. tonight and opening back for the morning rush monday. several lines will be affected. there will be in shuttle buses the lines where there are trains. and slow going some trains will be single tracking as well. thisrse to some morning on how this could affect their commute. m

. >> and i'm erica gonzales. what do you say for the weekend, doug? >> erica, jim, jim, you said it perfectly. something is coming. it may not be snow, it may not be rain. it all depends on where you are. the big news is this is not a big storm. even if it's all storm, we are not expecting a lot of it. current, at about 6:00 miles an hour, that puts our windchill at 38 degrees. very chili around the region. and around the rockville area, down towards la plata. the warm spot is fredericksburg at 45. we will see numbers continue to cool. you can see that storm down to the south and west. we're going to be watching this one very closely. rain on the south side of it, snow on the north side of it. here is the storm making its way our way. it will continue to do so as we may our way through the night tonight. i do expect some of you to stay all snow while others could be all rain. who's going to get what? that's what we're trying to nail down right now. i'll show you what i think in a minute. >>> thank you so much, doug. people in our area are using today

john gonzales is live on capitol hill to talk about the latest in the rather tense negotiations. >> suncribe this as desperation. the white house says vice- president joe biden is planning a direct role in the talks. these critical talks will resume today here on capitol hill while millions of americans prepare to ring in the new year tonight. there is a countdown of a different kind looming, a deadline that is set to trigger a broad tax increases and drastic cuts in domestic and military spending if nothing else, the president is try to broker a deal that would at least reserve tax rates on families with income under $250,000 and extend expiring unemployment benefits. republicans are adamant about keeping the state tax from going up. an offer was made on the gop side but a counter proposal was never presented. false hope, some say. it is truly the 11th hour. if there is not a deal today we're not only talking about tax increases next year, but about millions of americans who would not be able to file their taxes until late march. you guessed it, that would trigger -- refunds would be d

bush appointed a retainer that rhymed roberto gonzales. we both cried about animals and he famously wrote a lot of things about cats. my daughter said once at the dinner table that daddy hates cats. i said daddy does not. that would be prejudice and you girls have been brought up to '04 her prejudice. daddy never met a cat that he liked. [laughter] i have written about the of corgi they look like a breed of dog that has been assembled from the other parts of dogs. not the part said the other breeds were sorry about giving up. [laughter] there has never been a broadway show called corgi why would permit. i am a second generation poet. my father was a pressure for most of his working life he had a restaurant for a few years and took advantage to right a couplet on the menu every day. mostly about pie. i had a lot of trouble with by in high school. math was my worst subjects i could never persuade the mathematics teacher that many of my answers were meant ironically. [laughter] and the texas state legislator pastor of resolution to change pi

. >>> all right, roberta gonzales. in for paul deanno, good to see you. >> always good to see you, dana and allen. [ laughter ] >> both of you. i think you guys just allowed me it come in to dry off for a couple of days here after a soaking week. boy, today did we have plenty of precipitation around the bay area. good evening, everyone. let's go ahead to berkeley where today, nearly 9/10ths of an inch of rain fell just today alone so people were out and about with their umbrellas and everybody has been asking, what does this mean for the high sierra? this is our weather camera in the greater lake tahoe area. we did have two feet of snow above 7,000 feet but for the most part high temperatures there today was in the upper 40s. a very warm storm. but right now, it's live, it's high-def doppler radar. it's still picking up some very light precipitation. primarily around highway 101 for the evening commute. anywhere from morgan hill all the way into gilroy but that's it. the system is out of here after producing some copio

>>> tripp baird, margie omero, and gonzales.he disagreements towards stevens on one big issue, that was immigration. rhodes said he regretted it for that three-week period. >> yes, i think -- >> do you think it was bigger than any other moment? >> i don't know if i would say it that far. it certainly adds to the sense that republicans are not fighting for all americans. and when you have them take that really hard turn to the right t. also -- it's a corrosive element. you see messina. when you talk about immigration, that really changes how people view the republican party, how they view other latino voters, their fellow american voters, and i think it's damaging. >> you talk about tone, that some hispanic voters said that they may be culturally more conservative. >> right. it was that personal disconnect. but what i think is interesting is, what republicans think they have to say to get the nomination. do they really have to do that? would he have lost a nomination without -- >> do you think it's going to start fading away? >>

we have a series of special guests with roberta gonzales. >> they are our guests and friends.evening. it is time for "food for bay area families." and our friends have joined us here tonight with their commitment to help feed the local here in the bay area. and we have captain chelsea sullenberger. you don't need an introduction. >> call me sully, roberta. >> reporter: sully! it's always good to see you. we have kevin young from gilead sciences. paul ash from san francisco marin food bank and ethan. you have been doing such good work in the community feeding our local people. thank you. we given with kevin young. tell me, you have been involved with "food for bay area families" since 2006. why is this so dear to you and those that work at gilead? >> first, roberta, thank you for the invitation to be here this evening. gilead sciences' home is in the bay area. we have been here for 25 years. we're very committed to this community and the great work that the food bank does incredibly committed people providing nutritious food at this important time of the year to people in need

marty gonzales azov. is off. isabel i- is off. ossi pm j. r. stone. >>> killed when police opened fire in walnut creek. and another arrest has been made in connection with the death of a venture capitalist who was killed during a home invasion in monte sereno last month. as well. in a moment. look outside from our roof camera here on van ness francisco. let's check in with janu who good morning janu. >> good morning it is going to be clear, cold, with this system in place. taking a look at current visibility. the same in novado which is showing on the map. taking a look at the fog tracker 4 is where we are seeing this by 10:00 a.m. it will mainly be hugging the bayshore. and the san francisco hugging coastline. however, expect plenty of sunshine and it should stay clear. towards the south bay. as for your temperatures, is going to be cold. 30's and in santa rosa, and 32 in novado. 33 in vallejo. by next forecast, were those temperatures are headed. as well as what is in store for us. >>> new this morning.three people are dead.including a child,

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bush alberto gonzales laid out the options facing eric holder and the justice department.up. >> go into washington state, arrest and prosecute those in possession of marijuana, then wait for the defendant to say wait a minute, you know, i've got state law says it is not unlawful. at that point, they can raise preemption and say the federal government laws preempt state law in this regard. >> option two. fight it out in the courts. >> sue the state of washington and state of colorado, take them to court, and say outright that in this field the federal government has preempted and that the law has to fall. >> option three. cut off federal money to law enforcement. >> simply start withholding federal grants to the state because of the fact that they're not helping the state enforce federal law. >> gonzales didn't mention option four, do nothing. listen to former federal prosecutor mark osler. >> i think they should stand back. i think the best course of action here is to employ prosecutorial discretion. let the states do what they will. >> why would the obama administration b

. >> surveillance cameras captured video tornado that tore through parts of gonzales, louisiana. >> witnessesnado catapulted a small pickup truck into the air, spreading it around and dropping it on top of another truck. >> the twister also damaged two fire engines at a fire station. when blue through and giant bay doors slammed directly into a tanker truck or a tray holds. >> but the fire department says they have plenty of backup emergency happens. >> we will take a break is 5:27 a.m. lead us go back outside to show you the san mateo bridge as we are continuing to follow the hot spot that developed this morning. a fatal accident on the span. the back up has not extended as far as the toll plaza get. in just a minute. >> taking it to mill valley were we are watching the high tide roll in. yesterday it flooded the park and ride. >> that the warring sides of but so far everything is high and dry. they have beat barricades out. similar to the water is coming. they have one of the changeable message signs letting them know to not part of these low lying areas. this is because of the king tide. y

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you can't be speedy gonzales here. you have to take your time. just a few stitches. should i stop? yeah. we'd go all the way around to where we started. i'm going to cut my thread. i don't need my pin anymore. here's what it looks like. a finished one, of course, looks like that. so the next step is to separate these. i'm going to snip. i'll give it to you. i'm going to snip the edges about every 1/2 inch or so, because ultimately we're turning this. we're going to turn this inside out. when you have a curved seam -- a lot of garment sewers will know this. in the armhole. in the armhole or -- if you've ever made a bag or some little sewing project where you have a curve an ipad case maybe, you want to clip around because it helps your curve lay flat. it spreads out the fullness of that extra fabric that's in the seam allowance and distributes it around in there. i was almost too hasty and almost snipped my stitch. if you did, because this is going to be stitched down later it probably would not be the end of the world. so now i've got these two layers. i'm going to separate them so