. >> marc gonzales is one of them, and except for his jail-issued t-shirt and scrubs, he could easilye mistaken for any other fun-loving oc teenager. >> i love surfing. i love the ocean. it's the best. the promised land here. nothing could go wrong except for robbing a weed store and getting arrested. my mom is in a lot of shock right now. it's the first offense. my baby is robbing weed stores? what does he need that for? >> unlike most inmates in the orange county jail system who have not been convicted but are awaiting trial, gonzales pled guilty to robbery and received a one-year sentence. with good behavior he could be out in nine months, and if his family gets its way back in minnesota. >> i have a bunch of newspapers under my bed because my mom sent me a subscription because i wanted to stay updated with what was going on in minnesota, concert-wise and weather and everything else that was going on so i can still feel like home in a way. i'm the first one in my family history to ever get in trouble. although we do have treatment history, but never led to any crime, so they were s

and what gonzales says is a bale of marijuana in the bow.t is information mexican authorities have had since the very first day. >> sheriff, i mean, i got to ask you. is that possible that mexico is going to find, catch, and adjudicate the killers in what is a lawless part of mexico? >> i really cannot answer that. but i can tell you this. that based on their past record, i think they have a -- somewhat of a zero solvency rate and a zero conviction rate. >> and there is one more piece of evidence. a small blood spot on the life jacket tiffany hartley wore the day she says her husband was shot. the blood is from her husband. >> sheriff gonzales says a dna test confirms it. but even the dna match remains just one more piece of an unsolved puzzle. there is still no body, no jet ski. is tiffany hartley even telling the truth? or is there another secret yet to be told? >> after all the searching, all the investigation, texas authorities say they could not find the body of david hartley. >> where is the body? >> the body was disposed of. there is

and what gonzales says is a bale of marijuana in the bow.an authorities have had since the very first day. >> sheriff, i mean, i got to ask you. is that possible that mexico is going to find, catch, and adjudicate the killers in what is a lawless part of mexico? >> i really cannot answer that. but i can tell you this. that based on their past record, i think they have a -- somewhat of a zero solvency rate and a zero conviction rate. >> and there is one more piece of evidence. a small blood spot on the life jacket tiffany hartley wore the day she says her husband was shot. the blood is from her husband. >> sheriff gonzales says a dna test confirms it. but even the dna match remains just one more piece of an unsolved puzzle. there is still no body, no jet ski. is tiffany hartley even telling the truth? or is there another secret yet to be told? >> after all the searching, all the investigation, texas authorities say they could not find the body of david hartley. >> where is the body? >> the body was disposed of. there is no body. >> this is th

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hi, i'm roberta gonzales with mobile weather. we take you to ghirardelli square to talk about this weekend's chocolate festival as the news continues here on kpix 5. >> now, that was a chocolate bar! some of that chocolate might be melting in all the sunshine now. we are heating things up around the bay area. but how long will that last? we'll talk about it coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it's official: twitter is going public. >>> let's take a live look at the big board now. the last day of trading on this workweek. and we are up 62 plus points. good news there. >>> it is official, twitter is going public. not surprisingly, the company announced the news in a tweet of course. the company has been quietly preparing to issue stock for months. no date yet for the ipo and the price range for the stock has not been set yet. more than 200 million people use twitter, which of course was founded here in the bay area back in 2006. >>> google is expanding its office space in sunnyvale. the internet giant already leases more than 700,000 squar

hi, i'm roberta gonzales. it is the season of change and we'll talk about it as the news continues on kpix 5. >> hi, i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the kpix 5 weather center. lots of sunshine now. but we are cranking up the heat in the next few days. we'll talk about it coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, mostly small gains today.. invest >>> let's take a live look at the bringing board on in thursday. -- let's take a live look at the big bore on this thursday. it's slightly up. several reports will be coming out. adp says hiring continued modestly last month down from july but on track with economists expectations. >>> closer to home sunnyvale- based yahoo has introduced its new logo. the internet pioneer did not stray too far from its traditional look. the font style a little bit slimmer and the serifs are gone. the exclamation point remains. they have been using a different logo for a month and unveiled it last night. >>> "rideshare" companies could soon be legal to operate in california. the state public uti

reporting for mobile weather in fremont at ardenwood historic farm, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. where's that popcorn? >> looks good. >> big bunny. >>> dreamliner dollars and dirt cheap deals will soon be flying right in here to the bay area. >> oakland international just inked a deal with budget carrier norwegian airlines. they will be flying dreamliners direct to oslo and stockholm. get this, starting at just $240 each way. the airport expects the flights to draw in 40,000 tourists each year. >> five flights between oslo and stockholm will create $77 million in economic impact for the region.

today, gonzales says she does not want to go back to school. >> she was terrified to get on the bus. very been transporting her. >> indicate lynn is a trip let. other two rely on the same company since this happened gonzales received responses from other parents. yesterday, durham saying the company takes allegations very seriously. >> to know that abc had gotten generic responses saying oh, well, district didn't let us know about this, and we'll look into it because safety is the first concern? i'm not buying it. >> today the company's general manager made no mention of wednesday's incident. >> top fry is the safety of stud yeents again, we asked why, or how kate lynn fell through cracks. >> i can't go into that now. >> hayward unified and several other school districts have a contract that ends in june, 2015. the superintendent said he will discuss with other districts with the possibility of not renewing the contract. >> these are concerns we have to address services. at this time there are very few option autos right now, the district says the district doesn't have another option

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kpix 5's roberta gonzales with a history of the race. >>> reporter: hi, everybody. mobile weather just rolled up outside the maritime museum right here in san francisco. currently 64 degrees west winds up to 10 miles per hour. we know america's cup is racing in the bay right here in san francisco. but i don't know anything about its history. so i thought i'd talk to chris edwards the park ranger right here in san francisco. hi, chri. >> hi, how are you? it has its origins in 1851 the first race with the yacht named america. it was around the isle of wyte off the coast of san francisco. >> if i want to know more we can come to the museum? >> absolutely. we have an exhibit dedicated to america's cup as well as the history of yachting here in san francisco bay in the maritime museum. >> reporter: how much is it going to set me back? >> this is actually totally free. >> reporter: i can bring my family for free and learn more about the history of america's cup? >> absolutely. >> reporter: all right. now, what other exhibits do you have? >> we have quite a large number of

. >>> well, mobile weather and roberta gonzales are at the america's cup where, of course, the winds are a big concern. >> reporter: wow! what a day today, lawrence. you forecast this. it's currently 74 degrees here at america's cup at pier 27. and you were asking about the winds, fluctuating up to 1 to 6 miles per hour. so the big question of the day today, will we get these races going? because of course they were canceled yesterday due to very blustery conditions. we have tim jeffrey here, director of promotions and athletics pr. hello. >> good afternoon, roberta. >> reporter: tell me about the winds here today. >> great races. this is the perfect recipe for raceing. >> reporter: we have the best mobile weather staff in the bay area. we got together and huddled together and come up with winds out of the west up to 18 knots. you concur? >> you fixed it. blowing straight down the racecourse. >> reporter: today is the day. >> today is the day when em let's team new zealand if they win both races -- if emirates team new zealand wins both the america's cup will leave america. if only t

for more on that we want to go to roberta gonzales live with our mobile weather lab. roberta? >> reporter: we are in the oakland hills near the zoo. you were talking about those dry northerly winds. let me show you what a dry northerly wind looks like. visibility unlimited from oakland to sutro tower. across the bay we can see the oakland coliseum. if you peek around the trees you can see the golden gate bridge. beautiful, right? yes and not so much because these are the winds that lead to the potential of fire hazards. we take you back to sunday september 8. mount diablo in flames. 3200 acres were charred all due to a wildfire burning out of control. now, the weather conditions on that day very similar to what we're experiencing today here in the oakland hills. and in fact, all the way through the weekend. so we are happy to see up here in the hills that a lot of this dry brush has been trimmed back but underneath it you still have this. this is called duff. this is a ground covering that if you get a spark under it, it can smolder and cause a fire. i just found this cigarett

. >>> mobile weather and roberta gonzales are live at the america's cup race where this could be theinal race today. roberta. >> reporter: this is it. this could certainly be it, lawrence, as you were saying. this could be the fine day of america's cup in the city of -- the final day of america's cup in the city of san francisco on races 12 and 13. for the past couple of days the second race has been postponed due to windy conditions. so let's take a look at pier 27 relate now. the current winds out here under 5 miles per hour. that's a good sign. air temperatures jumped up to 75 beautiful degrees right here off the embarcadero. we are today forecasting the west winds up to 18 knots for the very first race that kicks off at 1:15. for the second race we are expecting similar conditions to yesterday so indeed if there is a second race, there could be a postponement. tim jeffrey is the director of promotion and also athletes pr and you're here to explain to us race one and race two for everybody at home what can they expect today? >> so this is decision day, destiny day. emirates team n

roberta gonzales and the mobile weather are live at o.co. roberta? >> reporter: lawrence, i have to tell you, this is the best day for baseball. it's currently 72 degrees. winds are out of the west at 9 miles per hour. it's summery out here but then you get that underlying cool breeze. it is a perfect day for a's baseball action. to tell us why today's game is so darn important we have bob gross the public relations director with the oakland a's always great to see you. >> yeah, it's great to be here. it's a beautiful day. we love day baseball. it just gets better when you get into september. the weather is great and we're playing meaningful baseball. >> reporter: we're playing some awesome baseball. now, last night was a disappointing loss but today is game 3 and the three-game series. tell me what it. >> yeah it's a great attraction. the texas rangers have become a rival. last year we were trailing them going into the last series of the season and won all three games and overtook them on the last day. season to win the division. i'm sure they stren

gonzales posted this picture on facebook katelin getting on the bus, the first day of school. after what her mom called a traumatizing delicious another bus took her to the right school, but then the driver didn't pick her up after school. an emergency contact finally got her home. >> the following day she did not want to go to school, as you can imagine. she was terrified to get on the bit. she did say bus hurt me. bus pinch me. bus bad. >> durham school services acknowledge mistake. >> we orange out a plan to improve communication and coordination move forward. >> we're in the processover reviewing the contract and previous concerns with durham bus services. >> but the superintendent says hayward is part of a rejoinal contract and there are few options. >> durham's response today is completely unacceptable. >> reporter: gonzales who has two other autistic children says she no longer trusts durham servicessings and she's asking people to express their outrage on her facebook page. reporting live in hayward, john fowler ktvu channel 2 news. >>> following developing news in oak

reporting with louise, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. back to you guys. >> looks like fun. >> thank you, ro. >>> they are calling it the mcdonald's miracle. a massacre averted. >> and the chilling turn of events is caught on camera. what happened with the suspect's gun that saved several lives. mcdonalds. a jammed gun prevents a manm shooting customers in forth worth texas. >>> it's being called a miracle at mcdonald's. pretty amazing. a jammed gun prevents a man from shooting customers in fort worth texas. we'll show it to you. cameras show the man walking in tuesday asked for a cup then pulled out a semi-automatic handgun. one of the customers wrestles with this man while the customer runs out. the suspect pulled the trigger but the gun doesn't go off. he went outside in the parking lot and he fired the gun. it worked. he came back in, the gun jammed again. in a jailhouse interview, justin joseph says he was hearing voices and lost his mind. >> my intentions was not to like go in there to do this. that's what i'm trying to tell you. li

. >>> speaking of that, mobile weather, roberta gonzales, live on mount diablo to talk more about the changes in the weather. >> reporter: mobile weather climbed 3848 feet high atop mount diablo, we are at the tip- top where currently it has now fallen to 70s degrees, winds under 5 miles an hour. i want you to take a bird's-eye view of the bay area. how often do you get this treat? in fact, i'm told on a very clear day, you can see 35 counties out of 58 here in the state of california. in fact, we are able to see from the golden gate bridge to the farralons, with a little sun in our eyes, from the high sierra to the central valley. with binoculars you can see half dome on a clear day. this has been the best visibility we have had here in contra costa county since the morgan hill dating back to october 8th, in fact, the mountain is now open even though we had over 3,000 acres charred. this is what it looks like a little bit of the mars on mount diablo. park rangers are saying please do not venture out on the burned-out areas. and also some really good news. the campgrounds officially o

police arrested eric gonzales on tuesday.ccused of driving around cheyenne court in morgan hill in an orange convertible, stealing mail out of mailboxes. police say they spotted the car in the neighborhood. they say it was filled with stolen mail from nearby homes. police say that car also was stolen. >>> news of a fire house theft has touched many people in one community now reaching out to help those firefighters. >> we know we're safe now because of you guys. >> the leadership class from foothill middle school went to walnut creek station seven yesterday three days after the station was burglarized while crews were out fighting the fire on mount diablo started with 9/11. >> now the students baked cookies for the firefighters and gave them some gift cards. hopefully makes them feel better. two wedding rings, ipad, other items stolen from the station. offers are pouring in to replace the rings and a watch that was also taken. fire officials say they've taken some unspecified steps to increase security at fire stations. >>> t

. >>> also, with signing up for obamacare scheduled to begin on tuesday, saul gonzales surveys the massive, multimillion-dollar campaigns for and against it, with religious people on both sides. >>> major funding for "religion and ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lilly endowment, an indianapolis based private family foundation dedicated to its founders' interest in religion, community development, and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >>> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. as members of congress debated measures to avoid a government shutdown, religious groups urged them to consider the impact of their policies on the poor and vulnerable. several faith leaders said the government has an obligation to americans who depend on federal benefits and aid programs. meanwhile, some religious conservatives supported massive budget cuts as a step toward more fiscal responsibility. >>> there was widespread international condemnation this

. >>> mobile weather roberta gonzales live at the oakland coliseum tonight where a's fans have to go through new security measures. >> reporter: you can feel the excitement in the air because again, the magic number is down to five for the oakland a's tonight playing host to the minnesota twins. that is not the only story here tonight. see over my shoulder here? we have the installation of metal detectors for the first time at o.co stadium here to tell us why they are necessary bob rose director of public relations. good evening. >> thank you. >> reporter: why the metal detectors tonight? >> it's really the industry standard. most teams in most sports do this. major league baseball has given guidelines to the teams. i think we are moving toward next season but we wanted to implement it now give fans a chance to get used to it. our message is really just arrive a little earlier than normal until we get this going because we certainly don't want to keep you from missing the first pitch. but as we hopefully will get to the play-offs, we are joining with the warriors, the nfl teams, pret

eric gonzales arrested yesterday.ay some people living near shan court in morgan hill saw gonzales driving around in an orange convertible taking mail out of mailboxes. officers spotted the car in the neighborhood. they say it was filled with stolen mail from nearby houses. >>> a sad story. the parents of the 49ers' fan who fell to his death last sunday at candle stick park, they say their son loved the team and was enjoying game with his older brother when he died. the coroner said kevin hayes of hayward died after falling from the james town walkway. now kevin with his brother jeff. parents say they are preparing for the burial of one of their sons and the marriage of the other. hayes was scheduled to be the best man at his brother's wedding this coming weekend. >>> this morning prosecutors say an east bay mcdonald's restaurant manager masterminded an inside job and robbed his own restaurant. this robbery happened at a mcdonald's at santa rita road back on august 28th. investigators say felix gonzales wore a mask, c

reporting for mobile weather, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >>> talk about a dramatic dinner.top doctors a pen and a steak knife saved a choking woman's life. ,, a woman starts choking-- and people ask "is there a doctn the >>> it was like a scene from a movie at a central california restaurant. a woman starts choking and people asks is there a doctor in the house? there was a whole room full of them at the mark restaurant in bakersfield. they were in town for a conference on valley fever. suddenly, former kern county supervisor started choking on steak. dr. johnson from ucla jumped in to the rescue. diners watched in amazement as he used a steak knife to open her throat. >> found an old pen, took the ink out, put it in there, gave her the mouth to mouth cpr that way you know. she was -- it took a little bit but finally the gasp comes. >> wow. the procedure did the trick and larwood was rushed to a nearby hospital. her son says she is doing just fine. >>> now for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news." scott pelley is in new york. >> reporter: great to be with you in

for mobile weather, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. thank you. >> thank you. mwa! >>> it's green, long and something you wouldn't expect at starbucks. a texas man got a grande surprise when he went into the store's bathroom. a snake in the toilet. he snapped a photo, mm-hm, then alerted employees. starbucks inspected but couldn't find the snake. it's likely a texas rat snake which is not poisonous. >> there are so many things wrong with that on so many levels. >> you and paul are cringing. >>> the kitchen rules are changing. >> the common mistake many of us make when cooking chicken. how it could be a serious health risk. ,,,, could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...erybody knows that. well, did you know that old macdonald was a really bad speller? your word is...cow. cow. cow. c...o...w... ...e...i...e...i...o. [buzzer] dangnabbit. geico. fifteen minunutes could save you...well, you know. could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. mmmhmmm...everybody knows that. well, did you know that old macdonald was a really bad speller

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for mobile weather, roberta gonzales in san rafael. back to you, gang >> thank you. >>> a southern california fitness buff is facing a firestorm of criticism after facebook photos were posted her lifting weights while pregnant. in the caption, leanne ellison says she isle months pregnant with her third child. she goes on to say, pregnancy is not an illness. crossfit has been her sanity. critics are questioning her decision to continue working out towards the end of her pregnancy. she is 8 months pregnant. >> leave it to her doctors. >> she is very fit. >>> fighting back against bad customer service. >> bay area couple didn't take no for an answer when a company messed up their order. what they did to be heard. >> kpix 5 is your station for 49ers football sunday. watch the team take on the colts at 1:25 p.m. after the game, switch on over to kcbw for the fifth quarter. ,, but, as a bay area couple f, getting it fixed wasn't so . >>> it was the right product in the wrong color. but as a bay area couple found, getting it fixed not so easy

. >>> let's head outside, roberta gonzales in the mobile weather lab tonight with more on these highertemperatures. >> reporter: i got to tell you not just as a weather person but just me in particular, i find it's the best time of year right here in the bay area because you may have that afternoon searing heat but then you have that nice cool breeze especially towards the evening hours. hey, right here in the oakland hills, so far today 77 degrees. average high 74 as you can notice the wind is picking up it's been out of the west at 9 miles per hour. i want to move out of the way so you can get a nice vista view from the oakland hills and as we take a look out towards the coastal mountain range, you see a little bit of the fog developing and bubbling over that mountain range. it appears a little bit hazy. but today's air quality was actually good. now, with the impending heat wave, what you can anticipate as that air quality to begin to become a little bit on the murky side. in fact, i would not be too surprised if by friday and on saturday we may even see a "spare the air" day. we wi

. >>> our roberta gonzales tonight is with mobile weather at the san jose giants special ceremony. >>eporter: what a great evening here in san jose, paul. currently 73 degrees. the winds have been breezy at times out of the west at 14 miles per hour. and yes! it is a great night for baseball here in san jose. to tell us about the excitement because it's building, we have the ceo and the president of the san jose giants, get on over here, dan the man, or ram. how are you? >> fine. >> it's a must-win why? >> because it's game five of the series and the winner advances to the championship round of the california league championships. so it's an exciting time for san jose giants baseball. >> reporter: it's a must-win tonight. when they win tonight they take off tomorrow for the championship series to begin? >> yes. it opens up down south. we don't know who we'll be playing yet but we'll down there for two and up here for three if we need them all. >> reporter: that's perfect. come on out to municipal stadium right here in san jose. then all you have to do is bring a ticket stub from the s

that helped lead police to gonzales-becerra.lready charged in san mateo county and is also facing charges in alameda county. >>> the prizes, the fashion and the traffic. what to expect when the nordstrom rack opens tomorrow in concord. >> the excitement is building. we are ready to play ball. it is baseball play-off action. and we are talking about the san jose giants as the news continues right here on kpix 5. ,,,,,,,, [ maragno ] if the car was invented today, it would run on the most affordable energy source available. it would charge overnight. every morning, you'd wake up with a full tank, ready to go. if the car was invented today, it would be the 100% electric nissan leaf. with over 200 million gas-free miles driven and automatic hov lane access, the question isn't "why electric?" it's "why gas?" [ male announcer ] the 100% electric nissan leaf. nissan. innovation that excites. now get a 2013 nissan leaf for $199 a month. ♪ concord's sun valley mall is sure to draw the crowds. a one thousand dollar shoppg spree is up for

con marcas particulares >> noticiero univisión comienza ya >> buenas noches les saluda león felipe gonzales leticia gomes >> miles de inmigrante recibieron la desición de licencias de conducir para miles de indocumentados >> en este momento no hay liencias de conducir para inmigrabtes indocumentados >> aun faltan muchos meses más para que esto suceda >> el seria uno de los miles de inmigrantes beneficiados con este proyecto >> en estos momento no se están otorgando las licencias a indocumentados y los experto piden precaución y que no se dejen estafar >> las personas deben saber que ellos mismos deben solicitar su licencia, no pedir ayuda anadie >> el riesgo es menor, porque cuando la policía para a alguien y no tiene licencia y es latino las personas saben que son indocumentados >> lo importante ahora es que la licencia con marca no haya discriminación >>e s crucial que el gobernador cumpla con su pormesa para promulgar el acta de no discrmimación >> ahora bien, si el gobernado gerry brown habria un año para definir los requisitos para que los inmigrantes indocumentados pidan su liencia >>

. >> i'm roberta gonzales in union city with weather for friday night light.obile weather takes you there as the news continues on kpix 5. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, missing some very important memories. a thief stole their decades-old musical instrume >>> a vallejo couple says they are missing some very important memories, a thief stole their decades old musical instruments. now kpix 5 reporter ryan takeo tells us the world is out of tune. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: no matter how sweet this sounds, it's tough for kathy howe to hear. her favorite ukelele and guitar were stolen from her house last week. >> and i don't know if i'll get them back. that bites. >> reporter: howe had the guitar for more than 50 years. the stickers on the case show where the two traveled and the baritone ukelele was specially made by a hawaiian craftsman. >> he has offered to make me a new baritone. [ pause ] >> but i would like to have this one back. [ crying ] >> reporter: but this is a story of loss and love. >> we are as you would say darling companions who have gotten together in our later y

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isabel gonzales. >> suarez: isabel gonzales is a beautiful story because it illustrates that pushing, pushing for acceptance at a time when port reekans were of indetermine nationality. after the united states took that island in the spanish american war, it wasn't clear whether they were citizens of the island but not citizens of the united states, whether they were immigrants if they came to america or people who were moving like somebody moving from new jersey to massachusetts. she arrives at ellis island-- she arrives in new york harbor, and they tell her she has to go to ellis island like an immigrant. she said, "hey, i'm from puerto rico. the american flag flies over san juan, flies over the government buildings. i'm not an immigrant." and even after it was established that she could legally move-- she married someone who was legally resident-- so the case was moot. she fought it all the way to the supreme court, famous case, and established the right of puerto ricans to be considered people who were part of these united states. in some ways she's puerto rican immigrant number o

inmate toby gonzales, convicted of second degree murder and armed robbery, refuses to remove his hand from the food 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

john gonzales has details. now believe the washington navy yard shooter lied about a previous arrest and failed to disclose houses of dollars in debt when he applied for secured clearance. this at -- as navy officials are preventing changes deuce security clearance features. they are usually opposed to making changes this quickly. with traffic tickets, this might help page with this particular suspect he shot at someone's tires before he applied for the navy. >> they want each investigative report to be tailored to the subject being cut just -- being checked. it would require senior level individuality on all evaluations, including fitness reports. >> the security manager in werge of the navy yard and are asking should you be rick -- held as possible? violent outbursts and problems of guns were omitted from his screening, and they haven't dated they missed a lot of things -- they have admitted they missed a lot. >> right now it has to go through the security of defense chuck hagel before being approved. >> toda

populares de la cultura mexicana >>> vicente fernández >>> en 2012 se anunció su retiro >>> johnny gonzálese persona con historias de amor que salen de su ronco pecho con su retiro no anunciado. ♪ ♪ >>> en pleno éxito con toda la fuerza y el vigor que lo caracteriza el 8 de febrero de 2012 qnunciaba gira internacional y sin oplenarlo una reportera le pregunta si pensaba en el retiro y el cómo es le tomo la palabra ♪ ♪ >>> pero, cuando me preguntaron en entrevista con la prensa cómo habin muchos medios internacionales que no esperaba dos de varias preguntas ccomo siempre me preguntan de cómo después de los más de 65 discos grabados y millones de discos vendidos me preguntaron por el retiro >>> dije: sabes que hija terminando este alño anunció mi retiro >>> en ese instante la noticia corrió cómo polvora en el mundo entero programas de radio y televisión y de espectaculos tapan la información y nadie lo sabía hasta su propia familia >>> nadie lo sabía y nadie, ni yo. >>> y ahí me salió y si a finales

. >> gonzales says she no longer trust the durham's school district, and she's asking people to express their outrage on our facebook page. >> if you want to know more, she has posted on our facebook page. >>> police are telling us that two motorcycle units were hit by a vehicle at a dwi check point. now, no words yet on the extent of the any injuries or whether anyone is in custody, we have a crew near by and we'll have much more information coming up for you tonight on this 10:00 news. >>> tonight we have an update on a story of a newark family trying to raise two children while moving from one hotel room to the next. their parents are force to move every three weeks through to motel rules. even though their father now has a full-time job. but, an out pouring support from ktvu's viewers could make a difference. >> there is so much positive statements in here. i wish i can print them out and hang it on my wall from the time that i felt the lowest. >> those officers of assistant and encouragement includes housing that the family may qualify for one of its programs. >>> a big scare 41 st

. >>> also, with signing up for obamacare scheduled to begin on tuesday, saul gonzales surveys the massive, multimillion-dollar campaigns for and against it, witreligious people on both sides. >>> major funding for "religion and ethics newsweekly" is provided by the lilly endowment, an indianapolis based private family fountion dedicated to its founders' interest in religion, community development, and education. additional funding also provided by mutual of america, designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >>> welcome. i'm bob abernethy. it's good to have you with us. as members of congress debated measures to avoid a government shutdown, religious groups urged them to consider the impact of their policies on the poor and vulnerable. several faith leaders said the government has an obligation to americans who depend on federal benefits and aid programs. meanwhile, some religious conservatives supported massive budget cuts as a step toward more fiscal responsibility. >>> there was widespread international condemnation this wee

responsible for mcdonald's robberies in 2 bay area cities and it was an inside job. 42-year-old felix gonzales berser sarks is the manager of a mcdonalds. police say he had a mask and used a fake gun. he ordered 3 employees into the freezer and stole some cash. and then days later police said he did the same thing. police spotted the suspect's car as it was going toward the bridge and found evidence inside. >> a sweatshirt, a backpack, and a replica handgun we believe was used in the crime. >> one of the mcdonald's employees thought she regular -- she recognized the suspect's imrieps that led police to the manager. >>> mall security told some people to leave after lining up. they will no doubt be back tomorrow morning for a $1,000 shopping spree giveaway. more shoppers means more congestion. traffic for the nearby safeway gas station will be redirected, hoping to avoid long lines of cars blocking shoppers coming to the new store. those are committed shoppers. i thought i was committed. >> 12 hours to get those shoes. whatever it takes, right? >> that's what sleeping bags are for. >>> a live lo

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roberta gonzales for mobile weather and kpix 5.e right back after this. , >>> trying to watch u.s. open tennis but i didn't see this match. >> you haven't seen it on this station this week because our producers aren't tennis people. and so this is the u.s. open, you have to put the show of the they said is the u.s. open going on? unbelievable. >> whew. >> but the stanford basketball program who has produced the lopez twins and the collins twins but the cardinals most successful siblings are on the tennis court. bob and mike brian trying to become the first doubles team to win all four majors in the same year since the truman administration but their opponents had all the right moves. third set, leanders paes comes to the net bryan reaches back for the overhead winner. so paes and the opponent beat the bryan brothers. >>> venus and serena had a better day at the office. they knocked out the top seed team of. serena will face li na. >> on the men's side andy murray rough day for the u.s. open champ and the racquet. stanislas wawrinka

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so, very early in the morning, they launched the dive-bombers, and ensign gonzales happened to be in the second launching, and those were the ones that got there when-when the japanese were-were blowing the place up. the planes from the "enterprise" stumbled into the middle of the surprise attack and soon found themselves under fire from both sides. [machine-gun fire]

alicia gonzales says a driver dropped her daughter off at the wrong school a second driver then took her to the right school but forgot to pick her up when classes ended. the second largest school bus operator in the country says it will investigate. >>> a courtroom defeat for fuel companies fighting california first in the nation rule for cleaner burning fuels. a three-judge panel rejected arguments that the mandate discriminates against out of side fuel companies. the standard require that's oil industry reduce the carbon intensify of -- intensity of fuels by 10% by the year 2020. stock market hits a record high. the dow went up 147 points to close. nasdaq climbed 28 points. and this is because the federal reserve surprised everyone deciding to keep it's economic stimulus in place g news for anyone with a 401(k) meaning fed will buy $85 billion a month in bonds. the bond buy design dod keep interest rates low in order to keep spurring growth and he says there needs to be more evidence the economy is strengthening before stopping that program. >> white house confirmed janet yellen i

roberta gonzales, kpix 5. we'll be right back. right, guys?ght. ,, ♪ at kaiser permanente we've reduced serious heart attacks by 62%, which makes days with grandpa jack 100% more possible. join us at kp.org and thrive. baseball commissioner bud s called the coliseum "a pit". >>> got a lot going on ton. for what the at the present time time now? bud selig says he is quitting. >> he is really going. >> now he is really going? >> family members about two months ago he was talking about leaving and it was a tough decision for him and people are already jockeying for position to try to get that spot. yesterday, major league baseball commissioner bud selig called the coliseum a pit and tipped his hand about the stadium issue being resolved. >> before i leave i'm satisfied we'll work out something. >> bud selig you're on the clock! the commissioner will ride off into the sunset and retire after next season when his contract expires. the 79-year-old selig took over in 1992. >>> sharks forward raffi torres had surgery for a torn acl earlier today and w

reporting from the beautiful oakland hills with mobile weather, roberta gonzales. kpix 5.ll be right back. ,, e last a's pitcher to throw unbeaten starts was catfish hunter in 1973..today, a's righty jerod parker had a ce to make it "18" in a row >>> the last a's pitcher to throw 17 consecutive unbeaten starts was catfish hunter in 1973. today, a's righty derek parker had a chance to make it 18 in a row unbeaten if he could beat rangers ace yu darvish. i don't think yu darvish and bring sin ski were making dinner plans. they weren't coming up with a plan to stop the a's. bottom of the first, moss two- run shot, his 26th home run. jerrod parker allowed two runs in six innings and i still hasn't lost since may 22. you know, when derek barton goes yard, you know darvish is off his game. five plus innings matching his shortest outing in 27 starts. later in the frame josh donaldson launches a three-run blast to make it 9-2. home run number 20 for the a's third baseman. coco crisp must be eating more than wheaties lately. his fourth home run in the last five games. 18th of the y