. >> in the 2006, amanda gonzales bought what she shout was her slice of the american dream. a two bedroom condominium near orlando. >> i never miss add payment, never intended to. >> her mortgage, condo fees taxes, all paid on time, all up to date. this just seemed surreal. >> so she was shocked when she received word two years ago that the complex was being terminated congress verted into rental apartments forcing her to sell it for far less than she paid for. lawyers in miami the very same people who sold it to her. >> i'd love a deal like that. sign me up. >> these two lawyers sold you the conned doe, and now they are turning around and telling you you can to longer own the condominium. >> at the price they set. >> they set. this is a forced sale. >> could you have held out could you have refused to sell. >> no. >> why not. >> they told me that the army the nation was done, and recorded as of may of 2014. they told me they owned the unit since then. >> even so you did not sign a piece of paper. >> i signed nothing. >> force sales welcome to florida 2015. >> this all start

and with that we kick it off to roberta gonzales for a look at our weather. >> boy, what a change this morning, right? it kind of woke you up. we have temperatures that dipped into the 30s and remain right now at the freezing point in santa rosa. those kind of temperatures were last seen in november. widespread of temperatures 30 degrees in napa this morning, 43 san jose. later today bright sunshine and 60 degrees. full forecast is straight ahead. >>> half-hour ago overnight roadwork was cleared northbound 880 in san leandro. southbound roadwork continues between hegenberger and 98th. and then another pocket of roadwork between davis and marina. we'll let you know when that wraps up in a few minutes. >>> a woman is dead and an intersection is closed after her car was hit by a cat train in -- caltrain in menlo park at

gonzales attended eek grove middle school. the school district issued this statement. we're heart broken to learn of the hose today. a 14-year-old young man there will be a team tomorrow to support students and staff. students have taken a course in safety when walking or bicycling to schools. >> we're deeply saddened for our middle school and community. >> and relatives and friends of the family plan to set up a kind of fun to try to help the family. >> thank you very much. >> a search warrant ends in a footing in a hotel at about 8:30 this morning and police were serving a search warrant as part of an investigation into a series of armed robberies in berkeley and two other cities. police say one suspect pulled a gun, and two officers opened fire. witnesses tell us they heard half a dozen gunshots. >> i ran behind my truck. and this is just chaos. people have come out with hands up. >> two people a man and woman were taken into custody. >> we've learned a college student shot and killed in san leandro two months ago was not the intended victim, but an innocent victim

gonzales attended eek grove middle school. the school district issued this statement. we're heart broken to learn of the hose today. a 14-year-old young man there will be a team tomorrow to support students and staff. students have taken a course in safety when walking or bicycling to schools. >> we're deeply saddened for our middle school and community. >> and relatives and friends of the family plan to set up a kind of fun to try to help the family. >> thank you very much. >> a search warrant ends in a footing in a hotel at about 8:30 this morning and police were serving a search warrant as part of an investigation into a series of armed robberies in berkeley and two other cities. police say one suspect pulled a gun, and two officers opened fire. witnesses tell us they heard half a dozen gunshots. >> i ran behind my truck. and this is just chaos. people have come out with hands up. >> two people a man and woman were taken into custody. >> we've learned a college student shot and killed in san leandro two months ago was not the intended victim, but an innocent victim

gonzales? >> i wanted to say something. let me be the first to say -- because i notice as a police officer i am trained to look at people and try to gauge responses. it is true. as my colleagues were speaking, i could not help but see everybody looking and looking at me. [laughter] so let me acknowledge a couple of things first of all. in this conversation. cops do not always get it right. that is the truth. we do not always get it right. unfortunately, because we are police officers, and because we took that both of office because we made a commitment that no matter what we were going to lay our lives down if we had to, that puts an additional factor into how we make decisions. now, because we do not always get it right, the challenge for us is to work to get it right. when we sit back, if we as officers, if we as enforcers, if we sit back and do nothing, you need to get rid of us. you need to get rid of that police chief. you need to get rid of that police department. because they are not serving you in the way you be ser

christopher gonzales was hit by an suv on clayton road and detroit avenue yesterday morning. now, authorities say he was crossing the street in the intersection, but against the traffic signal. the 45-year-old driver stopped, and the cooperating with the police. gonzales was an eighth grader at oak grove middle school, and lived close to that crash site. >>> an east bay medical center closed its doors this week, leaving thousands of confidential medical records behind. the berkeley health center for women and men is part of a bay area group that filed the bankruptcy august. our camera crew got inside the office last night. you can see patients, medical records there still on the shelves. a bankruptcy judge ordered the center to vacate the premises earlier this month. when marshals showed up on tuesday to force the eviction, employees had to clear out, but the confidential medical records, as you can see, were left behind. >>> this morning, hundreds of products are being pulled from store shelves after traces of peanuts have been found in a popular spice. now, the food and dru

roberta gonzales, kpix 5. looks great. thank you. >>> typing on the touchscreens can be challenging but a new high-tech keyboard for mobile devices might help. kara tsuboi shows us technology that tries to meld touchscreens and physical keyboards. >> reporter: watch this ipad screen closely as a keyboard bubbles up from the surface and dissolves back down. >> we actually change the shape of the surface with our accessory to allow to you be more accurate in typing. >> reporter: the case gives you a physical keyboard on your touchscreen. when you need it, slide the switch on the back of the case. the so-called finger guides come up in a plastic screen protector. the guides are firm to the touch. >> within the panel that's an invest i believe network that's the magic of technology, the invisible network that allows you to change the surface shape. >> reporter: the flat state looks and feels like a normal touchscreen. the fluid can't leak. it doesn't need to be charged. despite the popularity of touchscreens some people crave

marcy gonzales has more. >> reporter: good afternoon with the windchill dropping below 0 in some places today the cleanup is proving to be a challenge for the 100 million people impacted by this storm. it's the hard work one shovel at a time after the big storm. >> you do one shovel at a time until it's gone. >> from nebraska to new england they are digging out from piles of snow left from this latest winter blast. >> it's not too much, come back and see me in late march i may have a different story. but so far so good. >> in chicago they are clearing the streets after the fifth biggest snow storm in the city's history, getting ready for more snow tonight. >> people are getting stuck. >> people in boston are getting through the snowiest week in history. causing schools to close again. >> plows are out on a tight schedule, with the patriots victory parade starting tomorrow. >> the police will enforce that there is no climbing on snow piles during the parade. >> since this storm began at least seven people have died in weather related accidents. in new york marcy gonzales channel 6 "actio

marcy gonzales channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> those trains were carrying oil that is the same form of highly explosive oil that wendy saltzman alerted you to earlier this month in a special investigation. and it's been transported through philadelphia neighborhoods and south jersey. while no major explosions have occurred, 11 tank cars derailed here in the past few weeks. >>> still to come on "action news" at noon a new clue for police trying to catch a woman who killed a woman in a case of road rage. this is jim. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem tha

let's get to roberta gonzales, because she has the latest information. i know you've been tracking doppler all morning long and where this storm is headed. roberta? >>> it's lighting up the screen at this particular time. the areas of yellow is moderate rainfall then pockets of orange and we have had lightning off the coast of san francisco. a lightning storm over in the sacramento area, as well. and as we zoom on in, it is really ramping up now across the north bay anywhere from healdsburg through santa rosa into petaluma, san rafael as well and now drifting into the golden gate bridge area. now, as far as this system is concerned, it is really intensifying around highway 1 one. it's been right on track for the most part just a little slow-moving into the greater san francisco area. flash flood watch remains in effect for the north bay. and we have the high wind advisory for the entire bay area. i got to tell you, a lot of rain and a lot of wind still to come and we could track this storm together. all you have to do is go to your weather app store and

marcy gonzales reports on the cleanup. >> reporter: the snow has stopped falling and now this part is far from over. >> we have been shoveling since 2:00 in the morning. >> the city was hit with nearly two more feet of snow bringing the total to a record breaking 74 inches so far this winter that is more than d.c. baltimore pennsylvania and new york city combined. people are still trying to figure out where to put it all. >> we can handle snow but we are running out of room to push it and we keep having storms. >> three consecutive storms leaving this home buried and officials had to shut down commuter train service today. and it's another dangerous day for driving and shoveling out. with so many digging left to do one penned a breakup letter to the snow, writing maybe next winter we can be friends but for now please lose my address. >> there is more snow in the forecast for boston later this week. marcy gonzales channel 6 "action news." >>> the white house has confirmed the death of an american woman held hostage by isis. kayla mueller was taken hostage, isis claimed she was killed d

i do one the bottom video because this is a picture of christopher gonzales. his family gave me this picture earlier this afternoon. his family says he really enjoyed playing for video games like football soccer and he wasn't a greater at oak grove middle school. you looking at the met intersection near with clayton road. they're number of people in this area that has major concerns about this crosswalk here and with the drivers are doing in this area. will talk about more of those concerns later at 6:00 live from cocker jr stone >> reporter: at least seven people have been infected with the so-called super bug and two of those people may have died. this happen at ucla ronald reagan met with the medical center more than a hundred patients have been exposed to a deadly bacteria is known as c r e and is resisting many drugs. in other outbreaks but the cause by c.r. any bacteria. barbara the bacteria is resistant to antibiotics. as soon as we know more about the developing storm will bring it to you. >> pam: a new case of measles have been reported in california

i really wanted to find a job. >> reporter: erica gonzales news 4. >>> dozens of d.c. police officers were honored tonight for outstanding service over the past year. among was officer shannon strange. he was named the sixth district officer of the year for acting quickly when he found 8-year-old jaydan stancil who had been shot in the head. strange put stancil in his cruiser and took him to a hospital instead of waiting for an ambulance to do so. that possibly saved that boy's life. >>> so doug it's not bad enough that it's bitterly cold but we're getting more snow tonight! >> yeah we got a little bit of snow tonight. and right now looks like we d see even more during the day on saturday. those numbers continue to go up a little bit. let's take a look outside. something we all want to see. how about 8 degrees out there on our storm team 4 weather deck. it's a cold night for sure. we don't have to tell you that. we've been talking about it. but what we've seen is this air coming straight from the poles. this is actually siberian air. we call it cross-polar flow. it mov

>>reporter: 14 ural christopher gonzales was a student and later today when school starts the staff members are going to be remembered him after he was struck and killed by car and yes they morning encounter some people are questioning whether not in the sex and have played a role in that accident according to the concord police said a 14 year-old christopher gonzales was walking on clifton road at around 650 yesterday morning he was crossing the street to catch a bus he was walking in the crosswalk for walking against the lights at that point he was struck and alternately taken to hospital after being struck by the car initially he was in stable condition but later he took a turn for the worst and unfortunately he was pronounced dead at the hospital at around noon as far as the intersection of had a chance yesterday to talk to some people in the light is a really long and some of it will get a little impatient. >>: the traffic is going up for the freeway and was away a long time. people are impatient and ready to go. >>jackie sissel: it was a 45 year old woman she is fully cooperating and

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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 port. he'll lift it up so much so we can get

>>jackie sissel: tech >>jackie sissel: classed as our morning the loss of 14 you're christopher gonzales this and he always had a smile on his face and like to play football and play video games and their time to process exactly what happened yesterday when he struck and killed in just a few miles away from old growth middle school here in concord according to talk with police said around 650 yesterday morning he 14 year-old christopher gonzales was crossing clinton rolled now he was in the crosswalk when he was crossing against the light he was hit and struck by a car he was sent to local hospital at the time he was deemed as stable condition but ultimately took a turn for the hours and pronounced dead at the hospital and around noon yesterday. >>jackie sissel: the driver was not doing it if they run the speed was not an issue of drugs or alcohol do not appear to be friends and family are mourning the loss they say they cannot understand how we had a chance to the to talk to some other friends and describe what a great kid he was . >>: he was really up friend of mine he likes football f

reporting live, marcy gonzales channel 6 "action news." >> thank you for that report. health check tonight, federal health officials face tough questions about the flu xrak seen and why it's not giving good protection. lawmakers are asking where they didn't act months ago when they knew it did not match the strain going around. they said because the egg based vaccine takes six months to make and it wasn't possible to change course then. >>> nearly 200 people fell ill on a ship forcing the voyage to end early the same time the ship was hit with an intestineal bug, because of what health officials think was norovirus, some passengers were from our area, but it's not known if any of them were sick the ship had similar outbreaks in march and april of last year. >>> the job of retrieving bodies from asia air flight 8501 continues to be slow going they pulled six more bodies out today, bringing the total bodies to 90 there was 162 people on board when it crashed into the java sea, and some bodies were found floating hundreds of miles away from the crash. >>> "action news" is

and that's what we heard jordan zimmermann was saying, one of the headliners, and next to him, gio gonzales after practice today that his shoulder issues are a thing of the past! >> i wanted to come to spring training and be stronger and more focused. it was just one of those things that i don't want to make last year determine my reputation. >> i think the greatest thing for him is the second half, the way he responded coming out of that injury and being able to go back and get back out and get done what he wanted to get done. >> reporter: night is falling here and we'll have more coming up at 11:00. back to you in the studio. >> thank you very much. >>> before we let everybody go, i want to announce a great scholarship opportunity, our toyota let's go places scholarship. >>> have you decided what game you are going to watch? >> it's a tough night, if you are a basketball fan. >> yes. we have a lot going on. >> come hang with us! >> you may have to kick me out! >> that's all for our news at 6:00 right now. stay with wusa 9 for the cbs evening news, which is next. >> we're back in 30 minute

christopher gonzales was hit by an suv on clayton road, detroit avenue yesterday morning.ties say he was crossing in the intersection, but against the traffic signal. the 45-year-old driver stopped, and is cooperating with police. gonzales was an eighth grader at oak grove middle school, and lived close to the crash site. >>> our time is now 5:46. being called a discovery of a lifetime. a mike named mike sarino ran across this egg-shaped object. he was eating seafood stew at a restaurant for his birthday back in 2009. he's a police officer in massachusetts. he showed this to his wife. she said, "it's pretty." they took it home, put it in the jewelry box. wasn't until recently he saw a news story about a similar find, that he realized that pretty egg-shaped object might be something valuable. turns out it's a rare 6-plus core rat lavender pearl. >> it's even more tasty now that i've got this pearl worth thousands. >> got that right. according to the appraiser, that could be worth up to $15,000. $15,000. the restaurant where he had his birthday dinner back in 2000, it closed

. >> in 2006, amanda gonzales bought what she thought was her slice of the american dream. a two bedroom conned doe near orlando. >> it just seemed surreal. >> so she was shocked when she received word two years ago that the complex was being terminated. convertedconverted into rental apartments forcing her to sell her condo for far less than she paid for it lawyers in miami, the very same people who sold it to her i paid them the money upfront and now they are buying it back for pennys on the dollar. >> this all started because of a law to make it easier for developers to buy out and rebuild hurricane damages condominiums and condos in disrepair, but the 2007 law is now being used by wealthy property companies to force owners to sell their homes. no matter how since the law was passed. the king of jordan doe complexes have been terminated. 20,000. >> . >> what these buyers or investors are doing. they are doing whatever they feel that they can do. and getting away with it. >> we wanted to meet up with them the miami lawyers who terminated the complex were aman do gonzales

. >> enny gonzales dice que se ha trabajado mucho para hacer acabar con este procesos lardo y Árduo.usted no puede mentir en esto, que entienda que no puede mentir en su declaraciÓn. >> teresa de jesÚs mendoza dice que al final valiÓ la pena, se cuenta con seguro y una cuota mensual. de 27 $ >> padezco de los nervios, autocontrol, fui a tomarme seguro y por eso yo no me canso de decir las que ahorita traten de abrir ni agarrar el seguro, es muy importante. >> me sentÍ un poco deprimido, frustrado porque necesito un medicare pero me dieron opciÓn de obtener un seguro mÉdico.. >> es posible que los sÍntomas del aÑo pasado ya no se ajuste a sus necesidades. >> a propÓsito del vencimiento del obama care maÑana 10 de febrero trasero llevando un evento de inscripciones gratis, esto es de 4 a 9 de la noche, para mÁs informaciÓn llame al nÚmero que aparece en pantalla. >> en washington la ley de financiamiento podrÍa bloquear las acciones ejecutivas del presidente barack obama, desde la capital fernando pizarro nos informa. >> el prÓximo 18 de febrero empezarÁn proceso de postulaciÓn una de

gonzales was an eighth grader at oak grove middle school.d near the crash site. >>> an east bay health clinic has suddenly closed its doors due to bankruptcy, and what was left behind could be very alarming to many patients. fox two reporter brian flores joins us now from berkeley with some serious privacy concerns inside. brian? >> reporter: yeah, serious, indeed, pam. good morning to you. behind me is the berkeley health center for women and men. there are several signs in fact behind me on the front door that say the clinic is closed for good. but as you mentioned, it is medical records, thousands of them left still inside that is irking some patient who is attended this clinic. want to go to some video now. this was shot last night by our ktvu news crew that was allowed inside by the building's management. you can see thousands of what is labeled as confidential patient health records still on the shelves. according to the east bay express, they've been reporting extensively on this topic. the nonprofit center for low- income patients an

marcy gonzales has more. >> the executioner, identified. a former u.s. intelligence official, confirms that the masked man seen in several barbaric videos, including three americans being beheaded is muhammad emwazi. >> it's really hard to imagine the trajectory. >> the "washington post" reports he is a native of kuwait who group in west london. >> he is in his mid-20s and went to syria to join isis just three years ago and authorities have known his identify for several months but are still trying to track him down, this has police and the fbi arrest three men that live in brooklyn new york, accusing them of plotting to help isis, that they wanted to fight alongside extremists overseas or launch attacks here in the u.s. coasting on isis websites about bombing coney island and killing police officers and assassinating president obama. >> this is real, the concern about the lone wolf inspires to act without going to the middle east. >> one man arrested yesterday just as investigators say he was trying to board a plane at jfk airport heading to syria. >> m

christopher gonzales was hit by an suv yesterday. authorities say he was crossing the street in the intersection against the traffic signal. the 45-year-old driver stopped and is cooperating with police. they say the driver had the green light and was driving at the speed limit. he was an 8th grader and lived close to crash site. >>> an investigation is underway in san leandro found a loaded handgun while walking to school. the gun may be related to a shooting incident at shiloh's bar. a man found the gun in some bushes near the bar. he thought it was a toy and picked it up. when he realized it was a real gun police immediately called his parents. officers were unable to find the weapon. that is being investigated to see if it is connected to other shootings. >>> the cause of an explosion and fire in southern california is still under investigation. this is cell phone video of the aftermath of the fire and a gasoline processing unit a it the plant. it set off a huge flare. four contractors were hurt. the blast was strong enough to sh

to his bus stop wednesday morning did his best of get across clayton road witnesses told police gonzales was in the crosswalk going against the signal when he was head. >>: i finally get expedited. >>reporter: 7 members tell us a massive amount of internal bleeding and died at hospitals and france were visibly shaken when i spoke with them hours after they learned of his passing telling me let word of his death inspect quickly among students >>james: a was a close call for school bus and marin county on wednesday the bus with dozens of students got stuck on a sharp turn on highway one coming dangerously close to the edge of ravined we have video of it and you can see here is the helicopter partnership with abc seven new the shot from high above shows the sea its tree in the school bus from the allies will an oakland that stuck in a tight turn about 2 mi. north. >>james: near the release of an still show the security detail that challenge an intruder who scaled the fence and onto airport ground about midnight doubles back on january 29th you deny seed in the video after a brief chase the

gilbert gonzalez bethel gonzales, and jorge gonzales they all died in a crash on southbound 101 just north of 680 parry @ this chp says the car hit two trees and then went into the embankment caught fire. it has not been determined whether drugs or alcohol were a factor. >>reporter: the words of a child molester with whispered into the ears of a eight year-old girl at this 99¢ stored happen on sunday. >>: daughter explained she was in the toy aisle issues playing around when a man approached our the man forced his hand down that child's pants and sexually assaulting the child. >>reporter: mom was shopping in the store distracted at the time this occurred. the discussion as he's likely an african or hispanic male about 18 to 20 years old. >>reporter: the incident itself was not caught on video but they may be able to identify the assailants from of video from the business. >>catherine: staffers found a bomb threat now at a grade school and san francisco ingleside heights neighborhood this morning. the know was found and hordes jose ortega elementary on sgt street. just before school s

and of course the freight andre grow gonzales for "birdman." >> you were a movie star, remember?his guy? >> he used to be birdman. >> i like that poster. >> you wrote this adaptation. >> i did yes. >> and you are directing and starring in it. >> yes. >> that's ambitious. >> reporter: next up best actor this is always incredibly closely watched. ray fines and jake jill en heart. michael keep and untwo brits benedict company enter batch. and eddie redmayne. he took a golden globe for this very performance. >> tight. >> the. [ inaudible ] >> why do you know that? >> university is expand fax you reverse time the university is getting small early. >> reporter: best actress again also closely followed. reese witherspoon rose manned pike amy adams competing and that fabricio his at this jones julian moore is the favorite for the oscar could she take best actress at the baftas here she is is "still alice"? >> no, no, i want to put it in, where is it. >> it the theater. >> can you spell? >> it's not like we are going to forget to bring glue let her do it. >> this goes. >> there is the big

and with that we kick it off to roberta gonzales for a look at our weather. >> boy, what a change thisright? it kind of woke you up. we have temperatures that dipped into the 30s and remain right now at the freezing point in santa rosa. those kind of temperatures were last seen in november. widespread of temperatures 30 degrees in napa this morning, 43 san jose. later today bright sunshine and 60 degrees. full forecast is straight ahead. >>> half-hour ago overnight roadwork was cleared northbound 880 in san leandro. southbound roadwork continues between hegenberger and 98th. and then another pocket of roadwork between davis and marina. we'll let you know when that wraps up in a few minutes. >>> a woman

"birdman" winning best film and director for alejandro gonzales. >> reporter: yeah.t best director was announced, it was about announced about three or four awards before the best film announcement was made when we saw he had won that that was kind of an invitation, the two of them go hand in hands it was always going to be "birdman" or "boyhood." it's no surprise that "birdman" won. it's taken all of the guild awards, best picture at the spirit awards yesterday. you could tell that he was very, very happy to have taken both of those prize are prizes. as for eddie redmayne, yes, he was best actor. michael keaton or him it was one of those two. he stood a very strong chance, he had taken the bafta already loads of other awards for this film. and he's been getting so much praise for that performance of professor steven hawking. his speech on the stage was something to behold. it was slightly clumsy, slightly awkward. you could tell he is a guy that is new to this whole business really. he's been in acting for i a why but new to the oscars and the big stage, went on on

. >> ivan gonzales and friends say they saw the aftermath of the crash, a collision deadly for hernandez. >> the trailer was off to pieces and food everywhere. mayonnaise here, and mustard there, you know? scary. >> he died yesterday afternoon. his family is trying to make arrangements for a church service his wife also injured, has been released from the hospital. a regular customer says she just talked to him he knew the children were not here for the crash. >> he sent his kids down to mexico for the week. >> this man was booked on driving under the influence two witnesses said people in the neighborhood pounced on him to keep him from getting away. >> they saw him get out of the car and started to jump him you know? so kept him down until cops came. >> the first court date is scheduled for wednesday. >> animal control is looking for whoever threw two dogs out of a car last week. a six week old puppy died and his mother survived. investigators believe she chewed her way out of a sandbag and tried to revive the puppy. officials issued a reminder if you have an animal you can't keep, you

marcy gonzales has more over the investigation. >> stretching from home to home in the rural missouri town. seven people shot to death last night before police say the killer drove away and later turned the gun on himself. his body found in his vehicle along the highway. >> we still got family and people to talk to. we are not going to have all the answers today. >> it may have started after the gunman found his elderly mother dead from natural causes. he then went to four other houses, opening fire. a girl who is in one of those homes called 911. >> she heard gunshots. she fled to a neighbors house. >> all of the victims were adults including a woman who was shot and is now helping investigators. >> they have identified the gunman and they say several of the victims were his cousins. >> this week it is going to mark one year since the disappearance . >> the eight-year-old girl vanished. we have more from a friend of the family. >> police searched the area for weeks in a tragedy that gripped the metropolitan area. she disappeared february of last year with 51-year-old who had been a g

. >> reporter: this is christopher gonzales it was hit by cars tried again to his bus stop early friday mi. away from his home. in order to get to the bus stop the head across clayton road. he was in a crosswalk when against the signal when he was hit. >>: a supplely surround and i thought was a car accident and i thought he actually died >> reporter: christophers family tells kron 4 news that he had a massive amount of bleeding and died at a hospital. there was still visibly shaken hours after his passing and word of his death spread quickly among the students. >>: them with social media and instagram spread the news quick >> reporter: as we spoke to his friends they as they were trying to hold back tears as they spoke about it there buddy. >>: he may be last the was a really good friend he made me laugh >> reporter: the police did not believe the driver was in the wrong because they had the green light in it doesn't look like the driver will be facing any charges. the family is in the process of setting up an account to help fund the funeral. >> pam: and deeply disturbing allegations

. >> ivan gonzales and friends say they saw the aftermath of the crash, a collision deadly for hernandez. >> the trailer was off to pieces and food everywhere. mayonnaise here, and mustard there, you know? scary. >> he died yesterday afternoon. his family is trying to make arrangements for a church service his wife also injured, has been released from the hospital. a regular customer says she just talked to him he knew the children were not here for the crash. >> he sent his kids down to mexico for the week. >> this man was booked on driving under the influence two witnesses said people in the neighborhood pounced on him to keep him from getting away. >> they saw him get out of the car and started to jump him you know? so kept him down until cops came. >> the first court date is scheduled for wednesday. >> animal control is looking for whoever threw two dogs out of a car last week. a six week old puppy died and his mother survived. investigators believe she chewed her way out of a sandbag and tried to revive the puppy. officials issued a reminder if you have an animal you can't keep, you

you mentioned alejandra gonzales , richard linklater. >> i think that he was recognized at the directorsuild awards. a lot of people in hollywood like to talk about statistics and history and how that played out. the winner of that award has gone on to win the oscar pretty much every single year. he is definitely a favorite. the long seems that the film is characterized by. also, richard linklater, has been admired for being able to carry this out for 12 years and get financing for a film that was such a long time. >> a preview of this sunday's oscars. thank you so much. a pleasure to talk to you. >> thank you. >> coming up, the latin america report for this chilly friday. bonds in argentina have been in a rallying mood. we will tell you why. >> we want to let you know that bloomberg tv plus is now available on roku players. you can also use us on bloomberg.com, your phone, or your tablet. argentine bonds rallied to the highest in almost fit years. this after all doubters as the country to resume talks to settle a legal dispute that trigger default. the conflict between argentina and cre

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marcy gonzales joins us with the latest. >> reporter: we were able to identify him by his voice one described him as intelligent quiet and sadistic. unmasking a barbaric murderer, jihadi john shown in hostage videos identified today. he is believed to be in his mid-20s, he is a nate of of kuwait, a college graduate that grew up in this neighborhood in west london. >> a beautiful young man it's hard to imagine the trajectory. >> those that knew him said before he left for syria he later joined isis, he grew frustrated with the english government. m i-5 questioned him and even tried to recruit him. >> they have pictures of him and finger prints and they were watching him what happened? did he fall off the radar. they knew what was behind the mask for months but is still not commenting. >> as the hunt continues the family of one of his victims, american journalist steven - is confident he will be caught. >> we are told that british authorities wanted to keep it a secret hoping he would eventually call home and they would be able to track him. rick back to you. >> marcy thank you. >> there is mor

defense attorneys for omar gonzal say they plan to resolve the case next month.al the terms of the deal. in september agents tackled et room of the white house. investigs say he had a knife. >>> a new affordable housing develot on the way to arlingn county. county leaders agree the new complex on south rolfe street. the george washingn carver homes cooperative is there now. the report says that complex will b down to create the new building to more than 200 low income residents. > two of virginia's top ranking govert leaders could fa each other in the next governor race into 17. the "washin says at least one is making plans now. lieutena governor ralph norchlt r tham will be running, mark ares not confirmed he will be running. >>> a new bill could have an impact on how much you pay for electr the bill allows virginia o skip base rate reviewed sever years. it also stops state corporation commissim conducting a compre then suffer review of the company's earning until then. the utility says the new law will keep rates in place and prevent lar rate hikes. opponents i

. >> reporter: gonzales says everybody just needs to smile. >> just smile and have fun. that's all we're missing, that kid enjoyment going on. >> reporter: i certainly agree. and here is something we can all agree on, the weather here in florida! awesome! i'll see you at the pool. >> absolutely!. or the beach. >> reporter: we can agree the two young nat fans, the cutest things alive. >> hello, washington, d.c.! [ laughter ] >> reporter: they are pretty cute, aren't they? coming up at 6:20 we'll get into more baseball and talk about a very important pitcher. you heard the kids say "hello washington" and we're going to say "good-bye, washington, d.c."! >> the kids were looking like they're having fun. >>> today's other big story, wisconsin visiting maryland tonight and fans have been lined up since 7:00 this morning to get tickets for tonight's game, braving the cold and making quality use of their time, actually doing studying out there. the die hards got a visit from the head coach this morning. >> some of the perks, the coach came out and greeted us and gave us a bag of

marcy gonzales joins us with the latest. >> reporter: we were able to identify him by his voice one described him as intelligent quiet and sadistic. unmasking a barbaric murderer, jihadi john shown in hostage videos identified today. he is believed to be in his mid-20s, he is a nate of of kuwait, a college graduate that grew up in this neighborhood in west london. >> a beautiful young man it's hard to imagine the trajectory.

gonzales escaped the fire by breaking the window. then tossed his dog and then jumped from the fire escape landing on top of an awning. firefighters were waiting below firefighters were waiting below. >> proud of myself and i think everybody in the building if they all helped each other yes i'm really grateful. >>reporter: his dog buddy wasn't there to share in the glory. no dog are allowed at city hall. in san francisco, city hall. in san francisco lee ann abc 7 news. >> what a great if story. >> focus on the first real bit of winter like weather in over a movement sandhya is here. serious storm sounds like. >> series of storms indeed. it's not a one day dealment don't put the umbrella away. we have several days of wet weather. great news.so let's show you live doppler 7hd because our radar is tracking the upcoming storms and already keeping an eye on the system development off the coast line here and while we watch clouds mostly there is some patchy fog out there beginning to develop. temperatures right now all over the board. 42 i

waterboarding session by an unidentified cia agent and then we subsequently found that was alberto gonzales and we discovered it was 92 tapes that were destroyed, all of them, and this was reported on the front page of "the new york times" and got quite a bit of interest immediately from the senate oversight committee, i think with the number of senators thinking we seem to have missed something. maybe evidence is being destroyed. and there were queries about what exactly had happened. and michael hayden, the then director of the cia had a quick series of meetings with the chair and ranking member of the committee, and told them not to worry there is redundant evidence of everything, so if the tapes were report we have written records and cables that cover everything so there is nothing that has been lost as a result. and he said i don't executive you after you heard that these tapes were destroyed -- i don't expect you to take my word for it so i invite you to send a team over to go through and read all of the other evidence. it starts with an invitation from the cia and the staff team fro

today, we are enjoying a panel discussion on racism in america today featuring andreas gonzales, jonathan gordon, and bashir jones. lately, as i'm sure you know, racism in america has been sparking a lot of conversation and controversy. i believe that it is our duty to stay informed on such a controversial topic. not only is an a great conversation starter, it is very important for the future of our country as a whole. our moderator is another youth forum councilmember, anthony price. please formulate questions for our panelists now and i remind you that your questions should be brief and to the point. on thursday, january 29, the city club youth forum council will host a found discussion entitled the cleveland renaissance. for more information about our upcoming forums, please visit us online at cityclub.org. now we would like to return to our speakers for our questions and answers period. we welcome from everyone. first question, please. >> i will ask the first question. [laughter] what do you think -- to what extent does reverse racism exist and is it an issue and anyone can answer tha

. >> alejandro gonzales >> alejandro iaritu. >> alejandro neretu. >> he's got a tough name to say soet's just use his first name, alejandro. >> jimmy: that's right, probably safe. guillermo, you're from mexico, how do you say his name properly? >> guillermo: alejandro gonzalez inaritu. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: must have been a long night. did you see "birdman"? >>. >> guillermo: i haven't seen it. >> jimmy: way to support your country. there really weren't any surprises last night. the big six categories, everyone who was expected to win won. the only real surprise of the night was lady gaga wore a regular dress. they should have had julie andrews come out covered in luncmeat or something. the show went smoothly thanks to solid work by host neil patrick harris. it also helped bradley cooper was in the balcony with a rifle in case any of the speeches went on too long. as is the case with any major awards show you do not know whether it was a success or not until donald trump weighs in. >> the academy awards last night were absolutely terrible. hoerg, ugly sets, everything. i