gonzales? guest: i think joe brings up a couple of points. the president of the united states, even though we have three branches of government, the president of the united states is viewed as the head of the government and the head of the country. when things are going well, the president gets a disproportionate amount of credit for what's going on. when things are going poorly, he gets a disproportionate amount of blame. that is where we are right now. there are some things he has more control over than others. and thehis credibility optimism he had early in this administration has faded away, ands being saddled with blamed for things that are not under his control. that goes with the territory. it might feel like everyone is piling on president obama. it is a republican versus democratic thing. back during the bush administration, president bush was getting blamed for everything. people were getting parking tickets and saying bush is keeping me down again. that is cyclical and that goes back

gonzales?uest: i think joe brings up a couple of points. the president of the united states, even though we have three branches of government, the president of the united states is viewed as the head of the government and the head of the country. when things are going well, the president gets a disproportionate amount of credit for what's going on. when things are going poorly, he gets a disproportionate amount of blame. that is where we are right now. there are some things he has more control over than others. and thehis credibility optimism he had early in this administration has faded away, ands being saddled with blamed for things that are not under his control. that goes with the territory. it might feel like everyone is piling on president obama. it is a republican versus democratic thing. back during the bush administration, president bush was getting blamed for everything. people were getting parking tickets and saying bush is keeping me down again. that is cyclical and that goes back a

marcy gonzales is live with the latest. >> reporter: hi nydia, we are seeing the impact of this holiday, in some ways people are finding disappointing. >> an empty parking lot along what should be a loud and exciting parade route. organizers delayed the parade. >> we are saddened that they delayed the parade due to that reason. >> but the biggest parade made its way through new york city and demonstrators there led a march of their on as they made this way towards the parade police made several arrests. this is a national arrest, a national event and anyone that tries to interrupt it is callus indeed on this national day. >> plywood over the damage from the days. these kids have a different focus leaving their mark with the words they think ferguson needs the most. >> hopefully it's a message of hope. >> and many here are hopeful in part because of how peaceful last night's protests were and even on this holiday national guard troops are out in case there are problems tonight. marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you marcy. >>> world news tonight with david muir will have t

the former attorney general alberto gonzales standing by to join us. >>> plus, the ferguson reaction is not just limited to the united states. as i noted, people from london to russia to china, all over the world and people are watching us here on cnn right now all over the world. they're reacting to the mayhem in missouri. we'll have a full report. max foster standing by in london. >>> and thanksgiving holiday travel is getting a hefty helping of bad weather here in the united states. we're watching the roads, the skies and your forecast for this busy holiday travel day. ugh... ...heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as fast and are proven to taste better than tums smoothies assorted fruit. mmm... amazing. yeah, i get that a lot. alka seltzer heartburn reliefchews. enjoy the relief. whenyou obsess over find neperfection, elevate form, and reinvent a category. you also attract a lot of attention. chevrolet. the most awarded car company of the year. not ford, honda, or toyota. hurry in, the chevy black friday sale ends monday. get 0% financing

reporting from petaluma, roberta gonzales, kpix 5. >>> 5:20 right now. the estimates are in from damage caused after the giants world series victory. how much taxpayers will have to pay for this year's mess. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, two quarterbacks in the news this morning. one had a rebirth to his career last night on monday night football, the other a former raider quarterback who was brought to tears. you will see why coming up. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nominations to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. play o' the d ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> if you are planning on riding mass transit today, all public transit in the bay area is on a regular weekday schedule. in san jose there's a veterans day parade through downtown so vta will be doing rerouting. so far everything is on time. >>> it is veterans day. and this is a live look near washington, d.c. at the marine corps memorial in washington. of course, this is the iwo jima memorial inspired by a photograph

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roberta gonzales is in the north bay with the umbrella out. roberta. >> reporter: hi there, michelle. i began my morning commute in pleasanton and then i headed westerly and towards the city of san francisco. good 45 miles. the roadways were dry. once i got to san francisco, jumped in our news van, we headed due north. we headed over the golden gate bridge where the road is glistening from a little bit of light rain showers in that particular area. and keep very much in mind this morning with this kind of a light rainfall, it brings the oil very close to the surface so it makes the your stopping distance a bit slippery. give yourself some extra time. we're in novato and once we arrived here as soon as we did open up the car doors, bam, the light rain began to fall. and that's where we are this morning. in the northern portion of the bay area, our kpix 5 weather team consisting of lawrence karnow, paul deanno and myself, we all put our heads together and came up with about a half inch of rain expected in the wettest locations of the highest ele

i'm erika gonzales.'ll tell you what the secret service has to say about the one thing you need to do before you go holiday shopping and the one thing you need to do immediately after. >>> and talk about a survival story. a man was run over by a train, not only was he not hurt, he didn't even spill his drink. >>> but first tonight at 5:30, a violent home invasion in a quiet and upscale neighborhood in virginia. >> and this evening, two people are in life-threatening condition and two others in custody. >> and we've now learned those involved not only knew one another, but all are lawyers. news4's darcy spencer live in mclean with details. darcy? >> reporter: that's right, jim. we're live along spencer road right across the street from where this all happened. you can see crime scene investigators are still here outside of the house. they have been here the last couple hours collecting evidence. we have learned that this stemmed from a very bizarre set of circumstances where a woman, a lawyer, lost her jo

. >> roberta gonzales has tips on exercising that is going to make you feel good. >> and she joins us from dublin with a friend. >> reporter: 20. that's the potato, we came up we're meeting with francisco gomez, and tell me about your studio here. >> we're a personal training business that focuses on weight loss in run. >> and you have a lot of people here today. let me check it out. this is angina. what's your goal here today? >> to run a marathon. >> reporter: to run a marathon. good for you. we have zach over here. i have to catch up with zach. how are you feeling today? >> awesome. >> reporter: how do you feel during the holidays,. >> pretty awesome. >> reporter: i take it that you work out during the holidays to alleviate the stress? >> quite a bit. >> reporter: and over here we have linda, what do you do linda. >> i'm lifting the ball high and dropping it. it's a 10-pound ball so it's very heavy. >> reporter: how do you find time during the holidays to work out? >> i have a set schedule that i keep up on the refrigerator, and i work two, three times a day or two or three times a

. >>> let's go live to roberta gonzales. she is getting a look at our weekend forecast. hi, ro. >> reporter: hi there, jules. hi, frank. good afternoon, everyone. don't i just have the best view in town? yes. a sweeping view of the golden gate bridge. you see a few clouds in the distance there. temperature is holding steady this afternoon in the 60s across the board. let's take another view of the city by the bay. we are looking towards coit tower where we have temperatures in the 60s. warmest location in the mid-60s with a pair of 6s in concord. now, meanwhile, this is what you need to know on your friday. we have a combination of sun, clouds mix breezy in some locations like in the higher elevations where i'm standing where the winds are up to 10 to 12. we'll see that dense fog return later on this evening especially in the far reaches of our north bay. we'll have a dry weather pattern lasting all weekend long. i know a lot of people have been asking about that because of our recent rain. let's go to the satellite maps. we have a ridge -- an area of lopez. it is off th

roberta gonzales has a preview from downtown petaluma. >> reporter: the largest veterans parade northf the golden gate bridge. i am in petaluma. and i wanted to know why this parade is so big so i called on the main man. steve kimmerly. he is parade coordinator. hi there steve. the number one question, why the the parade here the number one largest veterans parade north of the golden gate bridge? >> show that county is very patriotic. and the parade is -- quadrupled in size. >> reporter: how many people do we expect out here today? >> we'll have 35,000 to 40,000 spectators. and probably 2500 people. almost 200 entries in the parade. >> reporter: my goodness and just an hour from now at 1:00 is when it starts. what can we expect? a big surprise for the grand marshal? >> really just a huge coors light beer truck all in camouflage with support the troops in huge letters. >> reporter: but you said you have an extraordinary number of world war ii vets. >> yeah, we probably have more than 20 world war ii vets from this area that are in the parade this time. >> reporter: i find that amazing.

roberta gonzales is out in the rain. had to suffer through the rainstorm earlier obtained and the umbrella is up again, roberta. >> reporter: i'm disappointed this is not puddle weather. i want to jump up and down in the puddles this morning. you know, lawrence this, system has been spot on. first a downpour, nothing, then light rain. in fact, we have never said that this is going to be a major player at all. this is not a big storm what this is though it's the first in a series of wet systems heading right here to the bay area. this was the scene from pleasanton over the golden gate bridge to novato where the road is wet on the golden gate bridge. if you use that bridge to commute, then you know it's slick when wet. take it slow this morning. in pacifica we have had light to moderate rain as this system is a cold front, it's moving from the north into more of a westerly direction before it sags to the south. so we are not expecting a lot of accumulation but keep this in mind. from november 1 through january 31, generall

gonzales luego continu hasta llegar al ala este de la mansin mientras que la agente agarraba su linternaalmente el hombre fue detenido en este punto. ni el sistema de alarmas ni los radios de comunicacin funcionaron apropiadamente. s/roberto sasso, ex agente del servicio secreto "el personal que ha sido identificado en ese reporte pues falló en reaccionar como debieron de haber reaccionado" julia pierson renunci como directora del servicio secreto poco despus del incidente. s/mike mccaul, (r-tx) el congresista mike mccaul dijo que espera que la persona que reemplace a pierson venga de afuera de la organizacin. el reporte tambin indica que hay una falta de personal en la divisin uniformada del servicio secreto y que los que s estaban protegiendo la casa blanca ese da no haban recibido el entrenamiento adecuado. cesar ---varios trabajadores del servicio postal protestaron hoy por los recortes de personal y ---varios trabajadores del servicio postal protestaron hoy por los recortes de personal y servicios en la entidad federal... take vo ---los manifestantes dijeron que los recortes de pers

gonzales running across the lawn. another failure, training.gents who did get up to him and decided not to fire. they didn't have train egg when to do in non-lethal situations. it turns out the canine officer was sitting in his van, in the van, in the drive way of the white house, but he was on a personal phone call. he had his radio out of his hear and his back up radio was in the locker. so all of this communicated to a series of failures that allowed omar gonzales to get up on the north port coe, then go through the unlocked doors. the guard inside hadn't heard the alarm, so she tried to close the doors and lock it, but it was too late. he got in and was tackled by an officer inside. so julia pearson who was the director of the secret service, lost her job over this incident. and this report will lead to a bunch of changes. what has been the reaction so far? >> benchny thompson who is the ranking member on homeland security did issue a statement, after reports of this after this report has come out, and he said while some of these problems c

they are reviewing the incident where omar gonzales hopped the white house fence and entered through door. joe johns has more. >> there were communications breakdowns, people talking over each other on the radios. there were officers who could not see because there was construction going on here at the white house. and there was also the question of why one individual did not unleash his k-9 dog on omar gonzales when he was crossing the yard. and here is what they said about this. he said that a man was parked with his dog on the white house driveway when omar gonzales jumped the north fence. the officer was on a call on his personal cell phone, on speaker, it says, without his radio ear piece in his ear. he had left his second tactical radio in his locker. so there is that. they say there is more training now required for secret service officers who are working here on the white house grounds. including how to deal with individuals who don't appear to be carrying a lethal weapon. and there is also a question, of course, about people losing their jobs and reduction in force here with

consumer reporter erika gonzales joins us now with how the change will affect our wallets?e going to pay more for turkeys? >> everyone is wondering, is this going to affect my bird? not necessarily. and especially not if you buy a frozen bird. however, turkey production across the u.s. is at its lowest level since 1986. that according to the u.s. department of agriculture. it says that many farmers are scaling back on the amf turkeys they produce, due to a higher cost in things like feed and transportati. the good news here is if you buy a frozen bird, you shouldn't notice much of a price difference from last year. but those who opt for a fresh bird may end up paying a little bit more for that. >> all right. from thanksgiving birds to love birds. a warning tonight for folks looking for love online. >> that's right. this is actually the first time we're seeing the federal trade commission has settled with an online dating service. it accuses jdi dating, which operates 18 dating websites like flirtcrowd.com of using fake messages and computer generated profiles like you see h

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i'm roberta gonzales live in petaluma and i have all the parade details. >> and it should stay mostly dry on this veterans day. but that dry weather may not last long. we have some much-needed rain coming in our direction. we'll talk about that coming up. >> and even though it is a holiday all mass transit is on a regular weekday schedule. vt south africa doing some rerouting around the san jose veterans day parade in downtown. we'll take a check of the roads after this break. ,,,,,, here, the food and conversation are like a passionate dance. it's color. it's a way of life. a harmony that brings people together. the more we give in to the magic of this place, the more we'd like to stay. oaxaca. live it to believe it. (mom) when our little girl was we got a subaru. it's where she said her first word. (little girl) no! saw her first day of school. (little girl) bye bye! made a best friend forever. the back seat of my subaru is where she grew up. what? (announcer) the 2015 subaru forester (girl) what? (announcer) built to be there for your family. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subar

i' roberta gonzales. what's behind me? and where is it? i'll explain straight ahead. >> a little more patchy fog to start out the day. we have a lot of sunshine coming in and warmer temperatures. we'll talk about that coming up. >> mass transit is on time. we'll hit the road after the break. plus, we continue to what we want to know what drives you crazy during your commute. ask a question or share a gripe by emailing crazy@kpix.com. or tweet me at #ewengerkpix and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. we'll be right back. >>> if you are waking up on this tuesday with us, welcome back to "kpix 5 this morning." we are starting out with a couple of more patches of fog early on. chilly in the valleys. more coming up. >>> new this morning two homes under construction were destroyed by fire in pleasanton. the construction site is on valley avenue just south of bernal avenue. the fire started around 2:00 this morning. 2 three-story single-family homes were destroyed. pleasanton pd says it's too to speculate on the cause of the fire

erika gonzales behind the scenes with the tsa tracking your luggage from the terminal to your destination. >>> and before you travel, download the storm team 4 weather app, free in the app store and on google play. >>> this is a defining moment in uv a's history, and this is the generation to end sexual assault on campus. those words from the school's president today. >> david culver joins us now with more on the emergency meeting that was held to discuss gang rape allegations graphically detailed in a "rolling stone" article. >> this was an emotionally charged meeting. for the first time today, student leaders and police met publicly with school officials and visitors voted unanimously to adopt a zero tolerance policy for sexual assault. it started with the rector apologizing to the victim of the alleged gang rape. a student known as jackie. >> i would like to say to jackie and her parents that i am sorry. >> reporter: uv a's board of visitors meeting for the first time since "rolling stone" published the details of the gang rape by phi kappa psi fraternity brothers and claims of adminis

>>> i'm erika gonzales. after decades of child injuries and deaths in window blind accidents, i'll tell you the new recommendations the government is putting forth. >>> and a bumpy landing. new pictures of that historic but rough ride there. the comet in our solar system. >>> it happens time and time again. children injured or even die after becoming entangled in the cords of window blinds. >> now there's new fuel in this fire to fix it. consumer reporter erika gonzales has that story. >> reporter: heather takes us into her waldorf, maryland, home. her morning routine with 10-year-old son bobby. he's a quadriplegic with cerebral palsy and considered legally blind. he wasn't borger like this. this is bobby ten years ago. he became entangled in the cord of a window blind and surrendered suffered a traumatic brain injury. >> i was gone maybe two minutes. >> reporter: she had stepped away to do the morning dishes, her two boys in their room with nothing but a few toys and a large window. >> i thought that mornin

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

roberta gonzales! hi, roberta. >> reporter: hi there, as you were mentioning, you're going to be here on friday. and check this out. alice radio, kcbs, 99.7, and then let's go over here, come with me now, here we go, over here, channel 5, and the cw, all very proud sponsors of the holiday ice rink at the embarcadero. danny director of engineering with boston properties, how long have we been doing this together? >> for a lot of years, roberta. >> reporter: we have to stop meeting like this only once a year. >> same time next year i think is the name of a movie. >> reporter: great movie one of my favorites and this is one of my favorite activities in the bay area, kicking off the holiday season in the bay area. >> it's going to be a great time this friday we are going to have the building lighting and the carnival also the ice rink opening. and we'll have disney on ice here, let's celebrate. and so you come down between 4 and 6, you go through the embarcadero, enjoy all the activities in the winter carn

erika gonzales is working the story from the live desk. >> yeah, jim, this just in. the department of transpo has announced that it is calling on takata to issue a nationwide recall on its air bags on the driver's side in certain vehicles. now you may remember that there was a regional recall based on high temperature and humid state. the recall was first initiated because air bags could deploy and spray shrapnel. ntsa says it is investigating whether a chemical composition mix may be a cause or contributing factor in the air bag ruptures. initially, we were talking about ten automakers. but now there is no telling how grand the scope of this investigation will go and whether or n this will encompass more automakers. ntsa has not yet determined how many vehicles are affected with this nationwide . but the last number that we had was 17 million worldwide. we'll be sure to bring you many more updates on this as they become available to us. at the live desk, erika gonzales. >> now to a school fight caught on tape that has parents now demanding answers. one student's hos

. >>> good morning, i'm roberta gonzales here at oracle arena. i'm not thinking about breakfast. i'm thinking about tonight's game and the new menu that will be served up to all of us fans. i have the yummy details as the news continues right here on kpix 5. ,,,, roberta gonzales is at cent court. roberta >>> golden state warriors fans have another thing to be excited about this season they are 3-0 but they have some really good food at oracle arena, as well. >> roberta gonzales is at center court this morning. she already tried some out. >> reporter: how exciting is this to be actually standing on center court on game day? yes! we are here at oracle otherwise known as "roar-acle" arena. our warriors are off to a 3-0 start for the first time in 20 years. yes! game time tonight 7:35 against the clippers. it's going to be a rematch from the play-offs. we don't have a rematch in food. we have a brand-new menu here. tim, tell me about it. you need to cook and create a menu for nearly 20,000 people. how do you do that? >> one person at a time. we treat every guest as family member as

. >> the level of training for uniformed division officers likely cribbed to gonzales' ability to breach the white house interior. >> reporter: lawmakers grilling clancy on no agents were disciplined for misleading the media where gonzales was apprehend glad we've got to do a much better job of communicating within the internal -- >> i want to know if there's any consequence. did anybody face disciplinary action? you have a major moral problem, and this is why. >> reporter: ultimately chance see says the moral issues will have potentially dire consequences if they're not addressed. while stabbing new procedures and improving training will be part of his plan for reform, ultimately he says the biggest changes need to come from the top. >> i also see an urgent need to re-establish what i view as one of the most basic tenants of well fingering workplace. trust your boss that he will stand up and do the right thing. >> reporter: external review of white house security procedures is also underway. on capitol hill, mike emmanuel, fox news. >> more than a thousand atlantic city casino workers a

erika gonzales talked to the man once in charge of safeguarding america's networks.ell you what the former cyber security czar does to protect his account. >>> and a burglary at a congresswoman's home. she released her first statement about the capitol hill crime. >>> we're learning more about a violent confrontation between a bowie state football coach and a student. >> that coach is a former nfl star and super bowl champ, charles grant. tmz sports posted a video that shows a man believed to be grant body-slamming a student in a gym. tonight the school has cut ties with grant. news4's darcy spencer is in bowie tonight working the story. what have you learned, darcy? >> reporter: well, pat, it looks like administrators here at bowie state university took very quick, very decisive action in firing that coach right away. we showed that video to students today, and many say it left them speechless. still others say he deserves a second chance. do you think he should have been fired for it? >> yes. >> reporter: phil jones is a junior at bowie state university, and agrees

those errors allowed gonzales to jump white house fence with a knife, run across the north lawn and e first family's home. the september incident led to the secret service director resigning. >> it was a series of failures that led to one catastrophic failure and thank god thank tragic occurred but it could have. and that's unacceptable. >> reporter: new report has stunning revelations including that the secret service is harm systems and radios did not work properly and many of the officers on duty did not see gonzales as he climbed the almost 8-foot high fence. in part due to construction. the fence also was missing an other than in a mental spike which might have slowed him down one of the most striking breaches in the report a secret service agent with an tack dog was allegedly talking on cell phone instead of listening to his two-way radio when gonzales moved in. lawmakers on both sides of the aisle quickly responding to the findings one house lawmaker call eight quote comedy of errors and called for immediate improvements in secret service staffing. >>> at the white house, molly

good morning, i'm roberta gonzales live in novato. we head to old town sports to see how they are preparing for this winter season. >> and we may get some much- needed snow in the sierra nevada in the next 7 to 10 days. right now we are working with a storm system off the coastline. when can we expect rain? we'll talk about that coming up. >> and this overturned big rig in san ramon was carrying 40,000 pounds of frozen turkeys. it's going to take a while to clear. we'll have the latest from the scene coming up. but first, we want to know what drives you crazy during your commute. ask a question or share a gripe by emailing crazy@kpix.com. or tweet me at #ewengerkpix and watch to see if your question gets answered on air. time is 5-- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, hey john, check it out. whoa! yeah, i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv. and the tablet worked just fine. but i wanted to see if the phone would work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel is live just like on tv. but it's my phone. it's genius.

marcy gonzales abc 7 news. robert mcdonald is expected to announce a major restructuring that could force people out of their jobs. >> we are getting a glimpse of what the that might mean for veterans. we continue here for the first for -- cert everyone getting ready to honor our veterans. hours before we stopped to pause and all -- and honor all who served in the armed forces, a health care change for veterans. today the department of veterans affairs to announce a major for the system that for years has been plagued with problems. speaking out on sunday, robert mcdonald also said he has a list while he to be fired ultimately would like to hire 20,000 additional health care workers. secretary mcdonald said moving forward, the department has three nonnegotiable goals to get back on track. create long-term excellence. this veteran likes what he is hearing. >> better opportunities for all. >> back here live, you can see everyone is walking freely through this hour. it will be a different scene come tomorrow. eigh

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live in new york, marcy gonzales, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. back here a kidnapping suspect is on his way from virginia to philadelphia today. 37-year-old delvin barnes is being transported here right now to face charges in the abduction of carlesha freeland-gaither. he was held in virginia where he is accused of kidnapping and trying to murder a teenage girl there, but authorities released him to philadelphia and is he heading to our area today. of course carlesha freeland-gaither, the 22-year-old woman was rescued in maryland after she was snatched from a german town neighborhood last week. barnes is due to return hereality 2:00 this afternoon and is slated for an initial court appearance this week. >>> and a cleaning crew found a man dead on newcastle avenue shortly after 9:00, they are calling the man's death suspicious and the park meantime is closed while the investgation continues. >>> a man is in litcal condition after a shooting in southeast philadelphia, the victim was shot at close range on the 7800 block of west passyunk avenue. the

. >>> we will take you live now to abc news reporter marci gonzales in ferguson this evening. marci and foremost can you you hear us. >> reporter: yes, brian and shirleen i can hear you. given the scene we have watched play out from ferguson area right now it looks chaotic, there is smoke and differing reports as to whether that smoke is tear gas, or smoke that police are using, can you describe the scene, that you have watched play out tonight. >> yeah brian and shirleen we are in the media staging area. we are away from the protest but st. louis county police say that was not tear gas they are using smoke to break up the crowds which, in some places has become unrulely. police say that people had thrown molotov cocktails at them. there has been one police caravaned alleyed. there have been reports of gunshots in the crowd, so, all that is serious problems, with protesters out there, and police are doing their best to keep it under control. we are told a thousand extra police officers out tonight, as you mentioned the national guard has been activated they are here ready to o

marcy gonzales joins us live with the details. >> reporter: rick, the attorney for the victim's widoways that they went to court to keep this video from being released but they lost and now the widow is sharing video for a warning for the mall to increase security and to shoppers about the dangers potentially lurking. >> killed in a horrific carjacking at this upscale mall in north jersey, his widow shares never beforeeen surveillance videos showing them stalking the cars and then driving off. >> they are willing to stake out a place for a couple of days until they find the mark that they want and like an animal they pounce upon it. >> then on december 15th the suspects were back pouncing on this white car but when the driver did not show up, the attorney says the accused carjackers moved on to the next spot spotting friedland's range rover and taking his life and speeding off in his suv. >> i think this case is a wake-up call, if the malls want people to come and spend money at the stores located there, they have got to make it safe. >> no comment from the short hills mall which frie

. >> thank you my name is a maria gonzales the owner which is the property adjacent to this thing in question here anyway when was i first approached and invite about the drilling and evasion what kind of drilling and problems causing to the structure to my structure the homes are very close together and so i was afraid you know it would really cause damage but when i look forward the entire project and what we were trying to achieve by building the garage at the bottom they were going to free up the existing level and lined up with a whole new level of occupancy so in the spirit of being a good neighborhood i thought no problem i'm happy for them so i don't think have a problem with them listing the house and building the garage at the bottom but i have a problem with this additional 14 foot extension they're planning to do on the ground floor with all the spaces they're turning second-story house and why now do we need an additional 4 story treasure it is non-conform not common with the variance or the side yard variance nor the rear yard variance and really i mean, he it is an exc

consumer reporter erika gonzales is here now with the latest. erika? >> pat, a very tense morning for takata here in washington. senators and takata execs faced off, putting the spotlight on those air bags that have the ability to spray shrapnel when they rupture. today takata apologized about each instance when its air bag inflaters didn't perform as designed. but they did not agree to the nationwi recall that the u.s. governme is dem these recalls have been linked to at least four deaths, and dozens of injuries. and coming up on news4 at 5:00 tonight, we'll hear from one woman who says her sister lost her life as a result of one of these defective air bags. that's coming up tonight on news4 at 5:00. and also, we'll hear, again, from that woman and one of the takata executive himself. we'll see you tonight on news4 at 5:00. >> erika, thanks. >>> any time now, some people in e town of ferguson, missouri, are alrey responding to a potential decision about an indictme before there even is someone. several people are in custody this afteoon. nbc's jay gra

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abc's marci gonzales has more from ferguson tonight. >> good evening. >> reporter: there will not be a grand jury decision this weekend but beyond that we don't know when it could be a announced this community is wasting no time making sure that they are ready. protests and tensions, starting to grow, ferguson missouri waiting anxiously as a grand jury considers possible charges against the officer who killed unarmed teenager michael brown. >> i believe that he is going to get indicted. >> he will not be indicted. >> but i would like to see the state of missouri change. >> reporter: last night two masked demonstrators were arrested and federal officialness missouri also took two men believed to be linked to radical groups into custody. they are accused of trying to illegally buy guns and disrupt demonstrations and now preparations are underway for more potential problems, that could erupt once the grand jury's decision is announced. >> business owner says after the the looting, and violence here over the summer they have learned their lesson. so many of them have boarded up their win

consumer reporter erika gonzales has more on the red flags you need to watch out for.u're telling us we need to pay really close attention to the e-mail boxes? >> that's right. this really all has to do with your in boxes and what is coming through there. all about monitoring that in box and being very careful with what you click on. that according to mcafee security company, which today announced its annual 12 scams of the holidays, scams you need to look out for while holiday shopping. at the top of the list, a warning about those phishing e-mail scams. 50 million e-mail addresses were stolen during the home depot hack. home depot put out a warning telling them to be on alert for phony e-mails requesting personal or sensitive information. mischaracterize mcafee says shipping notifications are common this time of year because many folks order packages online. other scams that make the top 12 this year, digital e. cards, mobile apps filled with malware and atm skimming. so please be mindful of all of those. >> you've really got to stay on your toes these days, don't yo

police arrested gonzales last week, but that was just revealed yesterday. in mexico and his wife were also charged in the murders. 75 people have been arrested for the crime so far. 19-year-old israel jacinto lagardo from san jose were among those 43 students who were killed. >>> three months after the napa earthquake, the aftereffects are still being felt. in this case a storage unit containing items for troops overseas remains off-limits for those wanting to give back. abc7 news reporter lisa amin gulezian has the details. >> the metal on two sides of napa self storage is warped, bent and unstable. the entire building housing 200 units was red tagged after the napa earthquake in august. >> are we going to get back in ever or -- >> i haven't heard that. >> it's the not knowing that's frustrating the storage tenants. they have no idea what condition their things are in or if they will ever see them again. >> it's in limbo. it's not our property and we can't get into it yet. it is our property inside. >> the tenants took their concerns to the napa city counc

alejandro gonzales was sentenced to 27 years in prison today.ack in 2012, gonzales carjacked an elderly man, led police on a wild chase, ramming several patrol cars and injuring six officers. also nearly running over a woman and her children crossing the street. none of the officers were seriously hurt. >>> new details now on a chp officer on the wrong side of the law. there he is walking into court today. the officer, sean harrington, has admitted to taking photographs from cell phones of two women he arrested for drunk driving. mark matthews is in martinez at the courthouse where harrington appeared this afternoon. mark, it may look like he's trying to arrange a plea deal for himself. >> reporter: it does. because schaub harrington went into court and pleaded not guilty today. even though he has, as you say, admitted taking those fote else to, passing them on to a couple of other chp officers. he said it was part of a game that officers play. a game that has now cost him his job and could cost him his freedom. sean harrington walked into court

. >> on the next "washington gonzales of the rothenberg political report. then we will get analysis from jessica taylor of "the hill" newspaper, aron blake of "the washington post," josh kraushaar of the "national journal." you can join the conversation with carlton cummins on facebook and twitter. today, a discussion on the technologies and research at work to create hiv vaccine and other treatments. an event is hosted by the center for strategic and international studies. live coverage at 2:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. >> throughout campaign 2014, c-span has brought you more than 130 candidate debates from across the country in races that will determine control of the next congress. tonight, watch c-span's live election night coverage to see who wins, who loses, and which party will control the house and senate. our coverage begins at 8:00 p.m. eastern with results and analysis. candidatelso see victory and concession speeches in some of that most closely watched senate races in the country. throughout the night and into the morning, we want to hear wi

erika gonzales joins us with a brand-new way to comparison shop.this is a game-changer. >> this is bringing those online deals into the brick and mortar stores. walmart is now saying if you find a price online, you can bring it in the store. if that price is cheaper. let's say if it's cheaper at amazon or cheaper at kmart, cheaper at target, they will match it. and the retail giant says this will start tomorrow. walmart says it will price-match with online sites like the ones i mentioned, just to name a few. walmart was already doing this with circulars and some managers were matching that online price on a case-by-case basis. but now this is going to be permanent. when you approach the register, you tell the attendant you found the item cheaper at amazon and then the cashier will look up to confirm. the item must be identical and it has to be in stock in order for you to get this deal. >> love it. speaking of being transparent, the government we know now is trying to make the terms of the prepaid cards accessible to everybody. >> pushing for stron

prosecutors have charged gonzales with larceny.e very happy to have that phone tonight calling it important not just for their investigation but also for the woman's family who may want the photos or any information saved on it. >> forget a nail file or bottle of shampoo. wait until you see some of the stuff people try to fly with out of philly. let's just say brass knuckles and that's not even the worst of it. >> a couple of teens accused of targeting a young woman scout and her wagonful of cookies. how the neighbors stopped the would be crooks right in their >> right now the search for a man wanted in terrifying attack. police say he followed an 18 year old home and sexually assaulted her. the victim was robbed as well. >> the whole thing so frightening including how the attacker found his victim. fox 29's shawnette wilson is live at special victims unit in hunting park. shawnette? >> reporter: frightenin frightes right lucy. police tell me that this was a random attack. they believe it started with a robbery that led to somethin

marcy gonzales is live with the latest. >> reporter: hi nydia, we are seeing the impact of this holidayome ways people are finding disappointing. >> an empty parking lot along what should be a loud and exciting parade route. organizers delayed the parade. >> we are saddened that they delayed the parade due to that reason. >> but the biggest parade made its way through new york city and demonstrators there led a march of their on as they made this way towards the parade police made several arrests. this is a national arrest, a

our own erika gonzales out there tomorrow morning. partly sunny. 43 to 50 degrees.lly nice saturday chl and i think it gets better on sunday. let's get through sunday and your sunday forecast. a high of 59. 70, there's the 70 on monday after that rain sunday night. 57 degrees on tuesday. and right now we get cold again. just in time for thanksgiving. but we're not worried about that. >> thank you, doug. >>> still ahead, the florida state shooter's final message. new clues about a manifesto he sent to friends just daysefore the attack. >>> and we'll have details behind the recent cancellations and controversial new photos of bill cosby from one of his alleged victims. >>> federal agents have intercepted a package sent from the gunman in florida state just a few days before he went on that shooting rampage. myron may is his name. he sent packages to eight friends before he took a firearm and started shooting inside a library at florida state university. it happened yesterday. one package was sent to someone in alexandria, virginia. the fbi intercepted one envelope als