. >> marc gonzales is one of them, and except for his jail-issued t-shirt and scrubs, he could easily be 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

down 49-percent sot- james gonzales/san jose police officer's association gonzales says a councilman's proposed plan to add 200 officers to the police forces over the next few years is unrealistic. unless there's a change to measure b. a voter-backed initiative that gonzales says reduced benefits for new hires. sot- james gonzales.san jose police officer's association the fire department says it too is understaffed. sot- jose guerrero/san jose fire department despite voters approving a ballot measure n 2008 o build a new fire station in the willow glen area. it has not been constructed. in the meantime, fire fighter jose guerrero says there are talks to further reduce staff. sot- jose guerrero.san jose fire department guerrero tells residents that something has to change. and, change quickly. because right now, he says residents are already essentially receiving the bare minimum in services. in san jose, philippe djegal, kron four news. the search is on tonight. for the driver of the s-u-v, that police say, hit and killed a pedestrian. it happened just after 11 -a-m. in san francisco's

. >>> roberta gonzales and the mobile weather lab are keeping on eye on traffic not that there's muchow but we're learning how our bad traffic stacks up against cities around the world. >> reporter: yes, michelle. the traffic was pretty bad this morning because we did have some very slick roadways earlier this morning. and you couple that one the normal day-to-day congestion, you can have a pretty bad morning commute. now, as far as we're concerned right now, we are combining a little bit of weather and traffic together at this hour. it is 63 degrees in the oakland hills. the winds have been picking up but still under 5 miles per hour. and the relative humidity still a little muggy at 65%. as we take a look out from the oakland hills here just outside the oakland zoo, we're looking in the direction of o.co coliseum, we see partly sunny conditions. we're starting to see some partial clearing of the skies. as far as the road condition that michelle was alluding to, we're looking at 580 and that's moving smoothly, as well. but that's not always the case. in fact, reading a forbes magazin

. >> and that's where we find kpix 5's roberta gonzales and the mobile weather lab. hi roberta. >> reporter: it's absolutely a glorious day here in oakland. currently it's 63-degrees. average high is 64 degrees and here we are overlooking lake merritt. barely a ripple on the lake. because there is not a breeze to be noticed. it is a beautiful day and this weekend promises to be just equally as gorgeous. gene is here to tell us what's going on here in oakland this weekend. >> this weekend, we have the fifth anniversary of the oakland running festival. a marathon half marathon, four person team relay and 5k and kids' fun run. >> reporter: the somebody doesn't know what a 5k is? please explain. >> it's 3.1 miles and roughly a lap around lake merritt. >> reporter: if you have fun run for the kids. a 5k, a half marathon and a marathon just about something for everybody. >> that's the idea of the event to come run and show off oakland. >> reporter: i have to admit out of the five you'll be having now. i participated in three or four now and this is one of my favorite races

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didn't know what they were for but roberta gonzales is out with the mobile weather lab to explain. >> reporter: yes, lawrence. i have to tell you, here at val vista, it is currently 62 degrees. the winds have been blowing, howling, out of the northeast at 12 drying out the atmosphere at 28% relative humidity right now blowing all the blooms off the cherry blossom trees. this is a purple pipe. i have lived in the tri-valley for 18 years and running around i saw this purple pipe so i called on the water efficiency technician, none other than jacqueline to tell me what is this all about? >> roberta, these purple pipes carry recycled water. and what that's going to do is we're taking recycled water from the treatment plant coming through these pipes and we're going to irrigate this park. >> reporter: so this park consists of many soccer fields. >> yes, four soccer fields and as you can see, the skate park, as well. >> reporter: and so this is the first for pleasanton. we have never had recycled water before. >> no, we haven't. this is the first part, although livermore, dublin and san ram

>> incluso sepuede presentar una demanda contra el estado de california en santa ana juan carlos gonzalesirtió en famosa . >> betty quien padece cáncer dice que esta muy feliz por su más de 60 mil seguidores . >> felicitaciones a ella y sus seguidores . >> nos despedimos y mañana los esperamos con más información ,que tengan una muy feliz noche . >> ♪ . >> ♪ . >> ahora esta usted bien informado, noticiero univisión, su voz, su dcisión . >> . >> ♪ . >> ni toques carnal . >> porque ? . >> es que si tocas te van a preguntar si traes caballo, entonces no podras entrar . >> caballo? . >> pues no se , pero mira yo llegue toque la puerta, saliÓ un Ángel, me pregunto si teneia caballo y se dió la vuelta y

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kpix 5 reporter roberta gonzales explains how the pipes work. >> reporter: good morning, michelle andrank. good morning, everybody. hey, let me just tell you right now, lawrence's forecast is so spot on. it's currently 48 degrees here in pleasanton but those offshore winds have been kicking up to 10 to 12 miles per hour and it adds a little bit of a chill in the air as you head out the door this morning. many of you know that for the past 18 years i have been a tri- valley resident and lately as i have been running around the neighborhoods i have been noticing this a purple pipe. what is a purple pipe? i called on jacqueline a water efficiency technician. what is it? >> it's a dedicated delivery system for recycled water to use for irrigation. >> reporter: so you're telling me here in pleasanton for the first time ever we are going to start using recycled water? >> yes. >> reporter: wow. how do we use this? >> we are going to be bringing it in from the treatment plant next door and irrigating our soccer fields here at val vista park. >> reporter: he was in healdsburg recently and i kn

reporting from san ramon, roberta gonzales from kpix 5. >>> time now is 6:20. commuter train derails and goes flying through chicos o'hare -- chicago's o'hare airport. >>> and coming up, one of the top seeds is out. how is your bracket doing this morning? and can stanford move onto the sweet 16. tipoff is next. >>> what is cool about your school. e-mail your nomination at cool schools at cbssf.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. ,,,,,, . >>> by a show of hands, which of you had stanford and dayton playing each other in the sweet 16. i tell you what, our analyst dan had half of it. >> i like stanford on the road. >> do you like stanford in this game. >> aligning stanford in this game. -- i like stanford in this game. they'll have to play great. >> our friend, danny b was right. stanford out played kansas. jason randolph sol you -- solid from the field. connor takes the shot that could send the game to overtime. cardinals hang onto win 60-57, going to the sweet 16 where they have a degenerative arthritis with -- a date with dayton on thursday. w

i'm marie gonzales i'm the primary caregiver for a person with dementia.y mother has received a hawkins notice it's not roche me as a tenant. i am now a tenant but i will have to look for housing for myself and my mother. so i strong support any legislation that's going to help people get back into the housing market that's been long-term tenants in san francisco and encourage the board of supervisors to revisit the process that happens in terms of folks going to the housing authority and trying to work their way through the lotteries and those waiting lists. i spent the last 3 days going all over san francisco and visiting different agencies and i'm getting really different answers there's a prioritization process and nobody has been able to tell me what that maples. maybe we need to go some homework around the processes we have in place to get people to the huggers and what that means. so i'm hoping you're able to pass this legislation >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> hi, i'm shawn draw i live on market street between 6 and 7. i'm currently fight

that's why i'm here to speak >> denise gonzales i'm the tenants sister. yes >> thank you. >> okay. >> thank you very much. any other public comment? >> steve. on behalf of mr. wong her we've been to that residence >> move up to the mike. >> we've made several appointments the first one was on 3, 13 of this year i'm sorry. sorry about that the first one was 11, 18. one of our guys dave was skeleton to go there but the actual customer cancelled at the 9:00 a.m. because the tenant wasn't there and we went out on the 20th of 2013 and the tenant cancelled the appointment and the last time was 1129, 13 and the tenant cancelled once again. we've been working with that mr. wong for 10 years as the plumber and he's been trying to fix the situation to have two bath tubes together and we have to open up the wall and replace the piping. we need to gain access to the tenants place to open the wall to get even though piping done >> i have a question of clarification who you meant by the tenant the tenant underneath the tube. >> the tenant with the tube. >> commissioner

let's check in with kpix 5's roberta gonzales. >> yeah.lab. >> reporter: we are off almaden expressway at almaden valley nursery and matt is here this morning. you know, this weekend 70s and 80s across the bay area. i want to inspire people to get out into their gardens roll up their sleeves. what should we be planting? >> water-wise plants are the craze right now for the santa clara county water district may be implementing water conservation soon. so we got plenty of natives here. we have this whole front row full of verbenas, we've got sages, we've got native grasses. >> reporter: and i noticed we are adding a little infusion of color because usually these native plants are just green but now we have some color. >> absolutely. we have mexican marigold here. >> of course we do. >> yes. >> we have some lavenders here, a couple of different shades of lavender. we have a gray leaf lavender, a green lavender. we have some manzanita here. they are just about to come into bloom. >> reporter: i have to ask you since we are in a drought and plan

kpix 5's roberta gonzales out on the slick roads.he mobile weather lab. >> roberta, how's it looking there in the south bay? >> reporter: good morning, everybody. i got to tell you, it is a gorgeous morning. sure, we have a little bit of low overcast and as lawrence was alluding to a little earlier a little bit muggy but we hopped in mobile weather and we are driving right now on 880 southbound. we are in san jose. yesterday i was reading a forbes magazine article. this particular stretch of freeway and 280101 in the san jose area has been dubbed one of the top ten congest the traffic areas in the entire country. leading the pack los angeles, san francisco has one of the top ten most congested traffic commutes for the morning hours. at this particular time, mobile weather we are cruising down 880 in a southerly direction. heading towards san jose right about in the area of the airport. we are doing the speed limit at 65 miles per hour. so so far, so good. but as elizabeth can always tell you and update you on in the next 30 minutes,

. >> and that's where we find kpix 5's roberta gonzales and the mobile weather lab. >> reporter: good morning michelle, good morning frank, good morning everyone. yes we are in oakland and where currently mobile weather is reporting 49 degrees. the winds are pretty much nonexistent. it's a clear morning. it is gorgeous. it's a great morning to get out and get some exercise a lot of people are doing that out here. gene is here to tell me about big doings this weekend. >> this weekend we have the fifth anniversary of the oakland running festival. >> reporter: and i got to tell you gene, i have run 29 marathons and this is one of my favorites. and i'm not just saying that. the crowds support is unbelievable. >> yes we have fans all over the course. they line up at least three deep in certain sections. so -- we have 21 bands. 11 cheer stations and a giant fire arch to run through at mile 20. >> reporter: you have one particular drum band as well. >> yeah the tiko drummers at mile 4 for the half marathoners. >> reporter: how many runners do you expect will run past here? >> about 10,000 ru

reporting from oakland, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >>> one of the nation's two big time lottery jackpots is once again at the $400 million mark. >> yeah the jackpot the the third highest in the history of the mega millions games. the no one wins the jackpot tonight, the money will rom over into -- roll over into the next drawing and as you can imagine, mega millions is trending right now. hope we're trending tomorrow wouldn't that be fun? also right now l' wren scott the famous fashion designer and long time companion of the stones' mick jagger found dead of an apparent suicide in new york. my little pony bans a 9-year- old boy from wearing a my little pony because it's a target for -- backpack because it's a target for bullies in school. wal-mart will let owners trade in for gift cards starting next week. and of course march madness it all starts tonight. the ncaa tournament and you can follow us on twitter @cbssf get the brackets ready. >> did you do that? >> not yet. >> thyme doing it this morning too. >>> 5:20 right now. a former cal football player is involved in a lawsuit that coul

reporting for mobile weather in san mateo, roberta gonzales, kpix 5.t back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. >>> all right. spring is on the way. let's check out your pollen report for today. yes, things going to be on the rise. in fact, almost off the charts as we head in toward tomorrow, saturday and sunday. lots of sunshine, a lot of sniffing and sneezing around the bay area. >>> well, they dug up the bones of a new kind of dinosaur and may have an idea of what it looked like. they found the bones in three different locations around north and south dakota. it's a weird looking bird. it weighed about 500 pounds, they think, stood about 10 feet high and had very large hands with sharp claws. and the scientists nicknamed it the chicken from hell. >>> 5:56. it may be the breakthrough the world has been waiting for. coming up, australian investigators say they have spotted debris that may be connected to the missing malaysian airliner. >>

kpix 5 reporter roberta gonzales explains how it all works. >> reporter: good morning, everybody. you know, lawrence first off your forecast is spot on because right now, it's 54 degrees right here in pleasanton. but those offshore winds are kicking up to 13 miles per hour adding a chill to the air. mobile weather, we drove up to pleasanton. a lot of you know i have been a tri-valley resident for the past 18 years but just recently i have been noticing this. purple pipes in pleasanton. so i got to thinking, what does this mean? so i called in jacqueline, the water efficiency technician. and good morning. thanks for getting up early with us? >> thank you. >> reporter: first of all, what is the purple pipe? >> purple pipe is a designated delivery system for recycled water. >> reporter: so we finally have recycled water here in pleasanton because i know as a resident it's never happened before? >> yes. this is the first time. >> reporter: so how do we use recycled water? >> we are going to be using this recycled water to irrigate val vista park. >> reporter: that is huge because we a

. >>> it's the first day of spring and roberta gonzales is in the perfect place at a flower show.live with mobile weather in san mateo. >> reporter: hi, michelle. good morning, frank. hi, lawrence. we are at the san francisco flower & garden show which is at the san mateo events center. and what a wonderful time to be here. hey, i'm being flanked by two very handsome gentlemen here. >> thank you. >> true. brian cope from terra firma landscape and chris woods the show director here. brian, this is amazing. tell me about it. >> thanks so much. so the inspiration for this garden piece came from our respect for the northern california countryside and napa valley. these old growth vines were torn up in november and they were going to be burned and so we repurposed them into this garden element and a spot for contemplation and reflection surrounded by all these wonderful california native plants. >> yes. that are drought resistant, right? >> yes. a great idea can be found here -- great ideas can be found here as we recognize the california drought situation. everyone is going to have it

now let's find out the exact location of kpix reporter roberta gonzales. roberta, where are you?r weekly feature "where's roberta?." early yes, we have a couple of clues and let's find out the exact reporter of kpix 5 reporter roberta gonzales. where are you? >> reporter: well, michelle and frank, would you believe that in the entire united states of america there are 12 states with the city name of dublin? one of them is so rich in tradition and history, so with st. patrick's day weekend coming up, we thought we would bring you to dublin california and in this week's edition of "where's roberta?." nestled in the green rolling hills of alameda county is the city of dublin, founded by irish catholics in the 1800s, nearly 50,000 people call this community home. >> right here in dublin was the epicenter, 580 and 680 at one time was a major stagecoach route. so, you know, then the interstates came out of that. so, you know, a lot of history right here in dublin with the epicenter of it. >> reporter: st. raymond's church was built in 1859 donated by michael murphy and jeremiah. 25-yea

reporting from the newsroom, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >>> all right, roberta.> coming up at 5:52, a group of eight and 9-year-old students busted for smoking pot at a northern california school. where it happened and how those kids got caught. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, is this flu shot necessary? it keeps you healthy during flu season. but does it hurt? nah. plus you get a really sweet bandaid! anything else i should know? here's a thought, try scoring more points on the other team. okay. even a warrior can get sick. kaiser permanente reminds you to get your flu shot this season. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> we have a lot every clouds out there right now. but we may see a couple of scattered light showers to keep the pollen count down a little bit. but toward friday and saturday, a little more sunshine coming our way. >> new crash in the south bay coming into san jose approaching mckie. a crash blocking the lane, traffic slow from tully. more coming up. >>> 5:55

police believe 19-year-old husband gonzales was speeding when we crossed the lane and rammed into this car driven with a 32-year-old san lee an dohlman who died at the scene. >> police officers across the east bay took time out to remember a fallen colleague today. a special event was held to raise money for the fallen b.a.r.t. police officer who died in the line of duty two months ago, cornell bernard is live in the newsroom with the story. >> sergeant tom smith has not been forgone by his fellow b.a.r.t. officers or the department. today many got together for a workout to raise money for the family sergeant smith left behind. >> getting a lot of offduty police officers together for a crossfit class isn't easy but not when the workout is in memory of a fallen officer. >> outstanding guy, my sergeant. >> this b.a.r.t. police officer worked alongside smith. smith was accidentally hot and killed bay fellow officer last january while conducting a search at the home of a robbery suspect. >> we always talked about his family, talked about summer all the time and loved his family and his fri

. >>> kpix 5's roberta gonzales is out on the roads in the mobile weather lab.s it looking out there in the south bay? >> reporter: good morning, lawrence. hi there. it is currently 59 degrees. the winds are out of the northwest at 10 miles per hour. it is muggy. humidity at 88%. but that's outside. we jump inside mobile weather lab and let me show you what it looks like right here on the bay shore freeway. we have traffic slowing down. we're going approximately 25 miles per hour. that's as good as it gets. and let me show you why. take a look at this graphic. this was a report released yesterday of forbes magazine listing san jose as one of the top 10 worst commute cities in the entire country. in fact they ranked number 7. san francisco number 3. los angeles number 1. so we have three cities in the state of california with some of the worst traffic congestion in the entire country. in fact, globally, worldwide, san francisco is 10th. wow. we're on 101 heading south through san jose at this particular time. the roads are slick. if you want to know more about tr

reporting from almaden valley, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >>> time now is 5:52.t about the cup, it's about the history. why it's worth millions next. >> local students using robots to help with their education, when we come back. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> the pollen count is rising and heading to high amounts as we head toward saturday and sunday. going back down though next week. >> and we still don't have any major hot spots on the road. 880 and the 680 both east bay to south bay everything is still moving at the speed limit. >>> storm fremont teenagers are doing some cool things. they are fine-tuning their robots. they gave us a demonstration yesterday. the robot can pick up blocks and sort through them. >> they are going up from teens against the west coast. we'll have more on these students when we highlight their school mission san jose coming up in the next half hour. >> they very cool. >> a

reporting for mobile weather, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >>> and rain continues to fall over at the bay. we just spotted this tweet from "kcbs traffic." there's been an accident just reported on the lower deck. it's eastbound before you reach the island. that accident is blocking the two right lanes. we are seeing some big sized delays now leaving san francisco heading into oakland the other direction commute directs traffic is backed up into the maze. also in the east bay westbound 4 really slow from bay point. it's because of an earlier stall. they did clear that other accident though southbound 680 approaching willow pass. we are still seeing big backups from 242 and also there's chain requirements in the sierra on highway 50 and interstate 80. lawrence? >> lots of rain around the bay area and guys i am loving it today. hi-def doppler radar showing you that rain outside some heavy storms now making their way into san francisco. we have already had some reports of some hail into san francisco. see that red off the coastline? that could be another thunderstorm headed in our direction.

reporting in dublin for mobile weather, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >>> 5:52.es down in the hollywood hills, a mountain lion moves in to provide some thrills. that and more when we come back. ,, ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won't give me any more flack ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of cake. i was told there would be cake. get a free quote at progressive.com. >>> winds whipping around the bay area today and shaking up the trees and the pollen count very high this afternoon. juniper, alder and ash the big concern rising through saturday. >> we are going to see our cameras shaking back and forth showing the gusty conditions along the nimitz freeway, in oakland a new crash southbound 880 in san lorenzo. more coming up. >>> people in t

. >>> time now for kpix 5's roberta gonzales out in some mighty breezy conditions.>> wind was a big concern for yesterday's fire. you can tell that it's still windy out there. >> reporter: frank and michelle, yes. in the overnight hours, we had wind gusts up to 53 miles per hour right here in dublin in the eastern portion of the bay area. weather a concern fighting the china basin fire yesterday. so this morning i called on earlier chief of special operations at the alameda county fire department and here's what he had to say. when you saw that huge plume of smoke over china basin yesterday, five-alarm fire, what were your immediate concerns? was it the wind? >> well, it was undoubtedly a large fire even for san francisco. there wasn't much wind yesterday. but place it in a high wind situation and it would be different. >> reporter: those winds were at 8 miles per hour yesterday but as the evening progressed we saw winds up to 22 miles per hour right here in dublin up to 58-mile-per-hour winds. as we're entering the weekend with unseasonably warm conditions, what ar

got to do it. >> thank you, roberta gonzales live for us in yountville. >>> 6:20. san jose fighting to save this iconic domed theater. coming up, the new plans for construction that could stand in their way. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. man, did the warriors get all they could handle from the worst team in the nba last night. and the ncaa tournament fantastic finishes we have it for you coming up. ,,,, from chopper 5. from what we >>> broadcasting news at 6:24 -- breaking news at 6:24. there is a fire burning at a church in san jose this morning. this is a live view from chopper 5. the fire appeared to have started in the office of the church of god. we don't know how far into the building it's spread. the church is at minnesota and curtis avenue. that is in the willow glen neighborhood. as you can see there from our picture, minnesota avenue is closed right now. we are going to be keeping an eye on this fire. we have a crew on the ground heading to the scene. >>> good morning, everyone. the sharks beat the anaheim ducks last night 3-2 to take over first place in the

roberta is live in san frano this mor >>> only on kpix 5, roberta gonzales can go places that most peopleannot. this time she managed to climb a bay area landmark. >> reporter: roberta is live in san francisco. hi, roberta. >> reporter: good afternoon. we thought we would join forces today with "where's roberta?" and the return of daylight saving time. so today, we introduce you to a clock from 1898. >> reporter: the san francisco ferry building is a terminal for ferries that travel across the san francisco bay. a marketplace. also has offices located on the embarcadero. on top of the building, is a 245-foot-tall clock tower. rarely is anybody allowed inside the tower but we entered and met dorian the clockmaster. >> this one was installed in 1898. it cost 5: $043. >> reporter: how many dials? >> 4 dials each it 3 feet. made of a very fancies grade of plywood. originally they were sugar pine so i changed the hands for plywood because the hands that had been up were dry rotted. >> reporter: how did it operate in the olden days? >> wind it up every saturday morning. takes between 5 and 10 m

confirmed the death of one of the leaders of the country's most violent cartel and they thought that gonzalesno 2010 but body never found now they said he died in a shoot out and this was this 2011 as an off shoot of the cartel and takings its name of the middle ages and the cartel controls most of the marijuana and meth trade-in mexico. members of the group accused of murder, kidnapping and extortion. from mexico city adam reports. >> this pays tribute even saying he was killed in 2010. mexico's government says he lived on to went to templar, one of the country's most powerful cartel but they say his reign ended on sunday. >> translator: he was intercepted by marines and the army and when they asked him to surrender he opened fire. >> translator: many can't believe he was alive and many of those who did not prayed to him as a saint. the knights templar were around rights and one of the main traffickers of meth and they made millions through extortion and kidnapping, preying on the population, the very people they always said they protected. last year with the federal government largely absen

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. >> mat gonzales worked on the case with the public defender and believes stopping the paycheck is appropriate given the indictment. >> there is a difference between an accusation and accusation with evidence supporting it. and evidence that has been vetted to a grand jury and prosecutors have seen. >> the police union will pay legal defense for the case. fund-raisers including one tomorrow night will help with other bills. >> it's my responsibility to see they're taken care of. . >> i do very aproblem continuing to pay someone whose services have been tainted to this degree. >> the ravel includes a trip for two to ireland and a big screen tv. >> toyota agreed to pay $1.2 billion fine for failing to disclose accelerator defects. we're live in san jose with reaction now to this settlement. >> this could become a model for future cases toyota will avoid prosecution if abiding by the terms. >> it's took two years before toyota owners were sent a recall notice to have cars fixed that 2009. problem surfaced two years earlier. the settlement includes an admission it concealed defects from customers

mark gonzales, giving a very brief news conference there, a small section we got. he was saying that 4th street is still closed and will remain closed until it is deemed safe by officials. he did update the firefighter who was injured. one firefighter injured during this firefight with first and second-degree burns mainly to his hands. he was released last night. he did say that they were really concerned about the neighboring buildings there, especially with the wind. so were extremely fortunate to be able to get this fire limited basically just to that one apartment building that was under construction. >> they also talked about the struggles when it went to a fifth alarm fire that half of the fire force went to the building. definitely a lot of challenges yesterday but they are doing a good job. >> the fire crews are still pouring water on this fire. it started about 14 hours ago near at&t park. the flames gutted a large apartment building under construction on 4th street. this morning high winds are creating new problems for firefighters. tara moriarty joins us

. >> mat gonzales worked on the case with the public defender and believes stopping the paycheck is appropriate given the indictment. >> there is a difference between an accusation and accusation with evidence supporting it. and evidence that has been vetted to a grand jury and prosecutors have seen. >> the police union will pay legal defense for the case. fund-raisers including one tomorrow night will help with other bills. >> it's my responsibility they're taken care of. . >> i do very aproblem continuing to pay someone whose services have been tainted to this degree. >> the ravel includes a trip for two to ireland and a big screen tv. >> toyota agreed to pay $1.2 billion fine for failing to disclose accelerator defects. we're live in san jose with reaction now to this settlement. >> this could become a model for future cases toyota will avoid prosecution if abiding by the terms. >> it's took two years before toyota owners were sent a recall notice to have cars fixed that is in 2009. problem surfaced two years earlier. the settlement includes an admission it concealed defects from customers a

cornell who was a former aid to the former president of the san francisco board of supervisors matt gonzales that first brought this issue to my attention. and i want to thank my aid catherine who spent several years working on this issue and many, many hours in the last year working with many of you on this. let me also mention we had included substitute legislation or legislation recently. we had addressed a lost of the concerns that have been raised over the past nine months, but there are two additional issues that we wanted to raise. one was raised by food truck operators as well as the small business commission and the department of public health about the ability of food trucks to comply quickly. we made an amendment to the ordinance to give them two additional years to come into compliance with this and that is already included in the legislation before our committee. and then the second set of amendments that we have made recently have to do with large nonprofit festivals such as pride parade and the folsom street fair because we know that these very large nonprofit organizations --

christian gonzales took this in an upper floor. you can see the water shooting six stories into the air and started around quarter to one. witnesses say the man crashed into a taxi and then struck a firefighter, drenching the neighborhood. >> a poll shows people like the tech buses used by the tech industry the buses have come under fire from parking stops and because passengers are seen as rich people who are driving up rents in the city. despite that, 57% of the polls have a favorite vote of the shuttle. however, 72% support charging buss to recover costs of using those stops. should mention the council chigsed the poll is funded by large local businesses. >> hundreds of jobs from medical assistance to nuclear engineer available today. at and t, postal service and clear channel among employers at the job journal event. cvs pharmacy took part as well, accepting april politics to fill positions for two new stores and in case you missed it, the next event takes place april 23rd in san jose. we have tee talz for you on abc7 news.com.

christian gonzales took this in an upper floor.you can see the water shooting six stories into the air and started around quarter to one. witnesses say the man crashed into a taxi and then struck a firefighter, drenching the neighborhood. >> a poll shows people like the tech buses used by the tech industry the buses have come under fire fr stops and because passengers are seen as rich people who are driving up rents in the city. despite that, 57% of the polls have a favorite vote of the shuttle. however, 72% support charging buss to recover costs of using those stops. should mention the council chigsed the poll is funded by large local businesses. >> hundreds of jobs from medical assistance to nuclear engineer available today. at and t, postal service and clear channel among employers at the job journal event. cvs pharmacy took part as well, accepting april politics to fill positions for two new stores and in case you missed it, the next event takes place april 23rd in san jose. we have tee talz for you on abc7 news.com. >> there i

roberta gonzales in the kpix 5 weather center. out the door this morning, mostly cloudy skies. temperature-wise we dipped into the 40s in the tri-valley otherwise into the 50s. later today sunny breaks, 60s and 70s, relatively mild day. winds increase out of the south 10 to 20 late tonight with heaviest rain overnight through your saturday morning tapering off and then on sunday, just a chance of a lingering shower. enjoy your day. >>> a florida woman drives three miles with another driver right on her bumper. >> ahead, we'll show you the tailgator captured on camera. karma may have caught up with him. >> the news is back this morning on "cbs this morning." stay tuned for your local news. ♪ ♪ me and you... ♪ ghirardelli squares chocolate... ♪ a little rendezvous ♪ savor our luscious filling combined with our slow melting chocolate. ♪ that little reward for all the things you do. ♪ only from ghirardelli. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] spring is calling. get 3 shrubs for just $10 at lowe's. ♪ ♪ okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ f

but it was the first by former cal star a future hall of never tony gonzales.the ball over crossbar will now be considered using a proper which is a 15 yd penalty. >> this sunday night, kron4 will have is for special with gary radnich. he will be joined by giants manager bruce bochy. that will talk about the upcoming season. >> we are following breaking nils for your right now. kron4 has just confirmed that the fbi and the chp officers are raiding the offices of the state senator. according to kron media partners in sacramento and cnn, agents and police officers have surrounded the office of the state capital. >> they have not made any comments about what they are looking for a no word on the status of the senator. >> mac world starts tomorrow. this is the alternate fan even for those will love to use apple products. this is video from last year's event. the celebration close apple in fuse art, music and filmed. the conference is set up mosconi's center in san francisco. it goes on to a saturday, registration is still available. >> changes coming to the way you

another check on the weather with row number to gonzales. >> it's a family show, michelle. . i can't wear green, because the maps appear on my body. good morning, everyone. now i'm turning red instead of green. hi, everybody. let's take a look at the current conditions in and around your micro climates. we have a little hint of stratus just hanging tight immediate seashore. numberwise 40 degrees santa rosa, 50 san jose. we've dipped to the 40 40s. a wind out of the west up to 14 miles per hour. high surf advisory in place for local beaches. surf is still up. then begin to subside later today. numberwise down from yesterday as a trough through the area in the overnight hours. to the low 70s in fairfield. back into real vista, into cordelia. exstranded forecast, spring arrives on thursday. warmest day will be on wednesday. that's a look at your weather. good morning, elizabeth. >> i've got little specks of green in this bracelet. i wore it just for today, saint patrick's day. let's go out to concord. we've been watch being accident that continues to shut down that stretch of wi

and so there was a skirmish between the mexican regulars and the col nists who lived in gonzales. shots were fired on both sides. i don't know if anyone was hurt too bad. couple of folks were wounded. but more importantly, the mexican military left and did not get the cannon and thus started the texas war of independence. you might have heard the come and take it flag. the texans painted a flag on a white background and wrote come and take it. in any event, that started the texas war of independence against a dictator, a person who abottle issued the constitution of the republic of mexico. santa ana then decided he would put down this rebelion, all of these rebel i don't know, sir that i talked about and he successfully did so in parts of mexico and those areas that i mentioned and moved across the rio grande river to put down this so-called rebelion against his dictatorship. so the first battles of texas independence were successful in 1835, october of 1835, and that brought us into 1836. success was not the norm in 1836. texans 2, 1836, 54 including navarro and sam houston and o