>>marty gonzales:.ictim in this case a 29 you're a woman who's about this attack as police say she fought back and look its surveillance photos please release of the man the pictures taken before and after the attack hit the spot to between 25 and 30 years old last and wearing a black and white scarf and dark of switchers just after midnight thursday morning oakland police said the victim was walking down piedmont avenue when a man walked up behind her and pressed the piece of metal into her back so often she thought was a weapon chateaus pull the shoes for to walk over toward the park of land with have an off piedmont that is where police said she was rather before the man attempted a sexual assault and and and and neighbors and should serve as a reminder to the cost of what walk alone president obama paid a visit to the family members of the 14 people killed. in the san bernardino shooting >>marty gonzales: 9 men and five women killed when they opened fire at our department on december 2nd the family

cosby is scheduled to be back marcy gonzales, abc news, pennsylvania. >> tammy: an update tonight on the status of new belgium brewing. the company says it has no plan to sell itself. in an end of statement, company officials say roy . >> larry: the weather didn't stop thousands of fans from going to bank of america stadium. even though they were not happy about the rain, fans said they were happy to have a bowl game so close to home. stan's got highlights from the game just a little bit later in sports. >> tammy: that's a look at the bright side. at least it's close to home. a good day today. >> larry: one of the warmest in the month. they're shutting down interstates. that's how bad the flooding is there. tyson furniture bus stop forecast in the morning, temperatures in the 40s. chilly start but still mild in december. 58 by drop off. the rain is moving out. dryer colder air is moving in. in fact, down right chilly. i'll show you what the new year holds. >> larry: and a little bit later, the damage estimates are behind from tornados in texas. >>> now your news 13 skywatch weather.

. >> they gat the at this restaurant where 17-year-old yvette gonzales. 20-year-old tip leap pee hernandez and 17-year-old sabrina roads met that fatal night before the crash. from there the crowd march to do this sunoco station where the driver of the car the victims were in christopher bloom field stopped to talk to some friends that night just minutes before the horrific crash. >> today we're just trying to, um, get justice for the three kids that were killed that nig night. >> peace, just, you know, to let them know that we haven't forgotten and that, you know, their lives are very important. >> reporter: from there the mourners walked to sandy meyer lane in the spot where the 2,000 acura left the roadway and crashed into this tree. killing the two teenaged girls and tra* trapping hernandez in the vehicle. bloom field walked away and showed taupe local hospital later. >> take the time that they have to take, you know, no rush or anything, but, you know, to just justice. >> reporter: accident investigators continue to work on the case with the district attorney but so far no charges hav

marcy gonzales joins us now live with the details. >> reporter: federal authorities still don't knowf the suspects were directed by isis or simply inspired by the terror group, the suspects made efforts to hide that and other details crucial to the investigation. >> today the fbi is digging into whether syed farook andhfeen malik were planning an attack in 2012. they found pictures on farook's phone of the san bernardino high school. a place he visited twice as a held inspector. they are looking at other details after the couple tried to wipe clean their devices. >> the use of encryption is part of terrorism trade craft now. >> they may have been radicalized in 2012, and they were chatting online about jihad and martyrdom. before malik was granted a fiance visa to come to the u.s. >> the u.s. doesn't usually ask them to look at the emails simply because they applied for a visa. >> it was horrific, i remember cries and moans and the smell of gun powder. >> and investigators are looking into whether farook and malik were matched up online specifically to start a sleeper cell in the u.s

and kpix 5's roberta gonzales is live in san francisco tracking where the heaviest rain is falling now. hey, roberta. >> reporter: we do have anywhere from light to moderate rain right here at the marina green. heavy downpours just passed through. let me show you how much rain it left. right here we have puddles gathering and it's also raw because the winds are blowing out of the south gusting up to 23. [ signal breakup ] it's live. it's hi-def doppler radar and i can confirm that spot of green over the marina area a more light rainfall. then when you see yellow and bay bridge in treasure island that's the heavy cell of precipitation that passed through us here just about five minutes ago. let's go ahead and take a wider look at activity. the front is over the central valley. but we have bands of showers streaming across the east bay. another band of showers is lined up off the sonoma coast and we have that rain shower over half moon bay. we have rain falling now. it will continue to fall. i'll tell you how much more rain to expect and how much has already accumulated and how high thes

john gonzales, abc 7 news. alison: coming up at 4:00, the sunset is a welcome sight after all of our days of rain. find out how we may soon know when the cameras ready for a picture-perfect one. jonathan: students sitting beside cellmates? a look at jonathan: for college students hands-on expense is essential for the education. for students to get hand on that howard university, they had to go behind bars. sam ford has the story. reporter: as they have every week, the university students went through a series of jailhouse hours to get to the criminology class. except this was the grand finale. a graduation ceremony for a class that mixed howard university students with inmates. >> is not just textbook knowledge. reporter: is is better? >> much better. women went to class of women, men with men. >> seeing what it is on the inside. reporter: the idea -- >> we share personals experiences. >> we learn that we are not all bad. >> some people got caught up in some people did not. reporter: these are low-level offende

marcy gonzales is following the latest developments and joins us live from new york with more. >> rickfor now they are not saying what they are looking for and there are reports that it's all about tracking down a digital device owned by the suspects. >> the fbi searching the lake here near san bernardino looking for possible evidence that the killers may have dumped here after the massacre. >> we will leave no stone unturned. the effort to uncover more as the fbi continues questioning enrique marquez his former neighbor accused of supplying the military style rifles used in the rampage, he said they planned another attack in 2012 and abandoned the plot. >> there were arrested immediately adjacent to that in southern california, probably by the counter terrorism people that caused them to rethink it. following the first funerals for the 14 people last week. >> it's just tragic and unspeakable. today the fbi still trying to figure out why the san bernardino attack was directed by isis s. and now authorities reveal another concern linked to the terror group and now isis militants oversea

. >> reporter: for erin gonzales it's been five long months since her 17-year-old daughter yvette and two young friends lost their lives in a suspected street racing accident. >> it's hard. i had to go through my daughter's birthday in september without her. i had to go through thanksgiving without her. i had to go through christmas without her. >> reporter: wearing t shirts bearing the three victims names and pictures, they gathered at this restaurant where yvette gonzales 20-year-old phillipe hernandez and 17 year sabrina roads met that fatal night from there the large crowd marched to this sunoco station where the driver of the car the victims were in christopher bloom field stopped to talk to some friends just before the horrific crash. >> peace, just, you know, to let them know that we haven't forgotten, and that, you know, their lives are very important. >> today we're just trying to, um, get justice for the three kids that were killed that night. >> reporter: the mourners finished their walk at the spot where the 2,007 acura left the roadway and crashed into this tree. killing

the gonzales family went straight to the bank to deposit it. ((denise valdez)) > the holidays can be a hard time... for those who've recently lost a ((paul joncich)) the organization looking to bring a little cheer... to those grieving during christmas. /// are a time for being with family. but they can be a painful reminder for those who have lost a loved one. the group "in 12 days" aims to ease that pain. the founder of the organization... suzanne lea... joins us in studio. suzanne... you lost your husband in 2008 -- and several months later -- something special happened for you and sons? -- took that generosity gave it a name -- in makes the holidays an especially painful time for families who who have lost loved ones? - in 12 days do? - how can people help out? ((denise valdez)) thanks ((denise valdez)) thanks suzanne for joining us. we'll put a link up to your website on las vegas now dot com. look under the links we mentioned tab. /// ((paul joncich)) > now lets get a check of your forecast with tedd florendo. he's live at the 7th annual

called "the new burden harold," an article that was highly critical of judge gonzales. that paper is owned by michael schroeder, who was just introduced as the manager of the company that bought the rj. when the rj reporters asked schroeder about gonzales, schroeder perfused to answer questions. >> you have multiple lines going from the east coast to the journal -- who knows where they are going to. i do not think we know the story yet. >> that story is still being written, but the fact that the journal is writing it is commendable and notable. former journal employee, mary welsh, knows that well. christine: major police say 38-year-old king fox tried to kill one of their offices on thursday, but just why he opened fire when the two had a chance meeting remains a mystery. after a five hour manhunt, police arrested fox six miles away in southern highlands. police say fox has no record. fortunately, the officer is expected to recover. he did not want to be identified because he did not want to take any of the focus away from the officer. he tells us he heard the gunshots

here's chilly gonzales live from i'm shad, thanks for watching. >> announcer: "world news now" >>> big news for football fans. >> you're struggling. >> you're going to have to help. >> okay. here we go. what reena meant to say was that the college football playoff is set. the michigan state spartans is earned their spot after an epic 22 play final drive knocking the iowa hawkeyes out with a 16-13 victory. that win made the spartans the number two team in the nation. clemson will face fourth ranked oklahoma in the orange bowl. both games are new year's eve on espn. >> well done. >> you would have done it better. and for the many teams that didn't make the playoffs this next position will be a familiar one. >> called the surrender cobra. you'll find yourself doing it when your team loses in a gut wrenching fashion. >> it's a creature with the most peculiar of characteristics. >> he's going to win the football game. >> most commonly emerging on saturdays in the fall. >> do you believe it? >> at the conclusion of every prepos russly painful, brutally gut wrenching, impossible to believe lo

center gonzales, news 3. reed: so many good people out there and we can only imagine the we are asking you for your best voters with st. nick. we have got a few images started with a few from our news three either recent photos or throwback moments. send them to us. reed: in the race for the white house, the talk is about a private dinner in washington for the to was how to stop donald trump. marie: it was not democrats. steve has more. reporter: this was not ideological or about policy. these republican operatives want to win more seats in congress and the white house. at the dinner here in d.c., they talked about their feelings that donald trump might deny them those kind of wins and they came up with this plan. big gop donors last -- the asked to pump money into rivals like chris christie. money for ted cruz, who is -- trump in iowa. trump could win all four states but not all the delegates. any can be going to the convention with under the 1237 delegates you would a spurs ballot nomination. then carson --

(s/ brian gonzales / lausd just trying to figure out if this is real. i'm pretty sure i'm not the only one that's afraid.." a threat which law enforcement confirmed appeared to come from overseas was credible enough for the superintendent to shut the district down. (s/ superintendent ramon c. cortines / lausd :25 - :36) "based on past circumstances, i could not take the chance, as another threat... from the same ip address... and containing some of the same wording.. also was sent to new york city schools. new york police commissioner bill bratton... the former los angeles chief of police... says his department is investigating the email as a hoax. a vastly different reaction than his cross-country counterpart... (s/ mmissioner bill bratton / is not something we are overly concerned with. what we are 1:03 - 1:09) no responsibility for the outcome of that decision. lapd chief charlie beck defends the decision to leave hundreds of thousands of potentially unsupervised students out of "southern california has been through .should we risk putting our childr

it misrepresented to review judge gonzales. when those reporters asked about the story, schroeder were refuse to talk. >> you have multiple lines from the east coast to the review journal. who knows where they are going. i don't think we know the story yet. reporter: that story is still being written. the fact that it is being written by the review journal is notable. the mary house knows well. >> it is terrific they are ahead of the pack. reporter: we reached out to the review journal. they were not willing or able to talk to us today but i talked to one reporter who said we are story yet to be written. anchor: i really admire the tenacity of those from orders given what they are going through right now. a lot of respect for them. metro police say a man tried to kill one of their officers yesterday. why he opened fire when they had a chance meeting in a parking lot? that remains a mystery. police arrested fox six miles away. fox had no criminal record. no one could have seen it happening. we are hearing from a good samaritan w

in new york, marcy gonzales, abc 7 news.n: here's hoping precautions don't put a damper on people's plans for the night. whatever you do tonight there was a chance you will hear "auld lang syne." alison: but do you know the words? you have a little time to learn them ever wanted to help you out. we put them on our website. all the words to the iconic new year's eve song at wjla.com. coming up at 5:00, do your have your resolutions set? some ideas that moment set you up to fail we come back. leon: president obama a classic corvette and jerry seinfeld? the comedian decided to let the president have a gon his series tha steve: partly cloudy skies with temperatures in the lower 40's by midnight. . the first the 2016 looking pretty nice although a bit on the cool side upper 40's to around 50 degrees. winds at 5-10 miles per hour. 43 on saturday, 47 degrees on sunday and next week the coldest air of the season in the upper 30's on tuesday. you're watching abc 7 news alison: 7 on your side with a health matters report about kicksta

marcy gonzales, abc news. donald trump continues to widen the gap in gain support among republican voters in the latest poll but there is a catch. a lot of the most recent surveys taken was before his controversial plan to ban muslim some traveling in the united states. the attacks keep coming and his support seemingly grows. joining us now scott thuman. patty make sense of this politically speaking? other campaigns will be going down in flames and he continues to gain support. reporter: he has a phenomenon in a lot of ways. he talks about poll numbers so often. the only poll that really matters is the one on election day and there is a lot of truth of that, but we are getting a debt keeping a close eye on his particular numbers because we are seeing this growing momentum in life of not just this most recent controversial comments but others in the past. here are some of the figures in the latest poll. it shows among republican voters he has gone up 13 points in the exact poll since october 15. 35%. there is o

yesterday the first of 14 funerals was held for 27-year-old yvette gonzales valasco. 27-year-old killed in the attack. >> she was full of life. >> reporter: as the investigation continues new word that enrique marquez the friend of the killer who supplied the assault rifles may have lived a double life. his family said they didn't know he converted to islam or married to a woman with ties to the killer's family. >>> marquez is being questiond by police and he is cooperating at this point and not currently under arrest. abc news, washington. >> from theres say the danger of -- forecasters say dangers of mudslides remain as rainfalls in washington and oregon. crews in the woodland area worked to clear tons of mud, rocks and trees that hurled down a bank on interstate 5. >>> philadelphia's second casino is a step closures to reality. scownt -- city council approved zoning for the casino. it will be accompanied by a conference center and garage and restaurant and entertainment venues stayed yum casinos will produce 3,000 construction jobs and 2,000 permanent jobs. >>> members of military wi

>>grant lodes: the long beach suburb of los angeles 23 year- old gonzales laws laid to rest today youas killed about even with friends and restaurant she was a student at cal state long beach. >>stanley roberts: we call the five and a blanket when wald creek because ride on broadway plaza holiday shoppers only going to be parked illegally for about five minutes the most unique experience to come in and that it said in a traffic while you're on the group a your phone try not to stand in the street when shopping remember what would creak has a smoking ban downtown and ordnance city-wide do not dump your letter on the street we do understand this topic can be stressful to try to stem of the crosswalk you're driving into your bass and what your impression means what occurs not year from the last and not least do not leave the labels a shopping bag is visible in your car tried to hide them if to can he moved as soon as he saw this as you've been. >>pam moore: dozen guards and santa clara county repeatedly exchanged racist text messages over the past year which included some threats of casu

vicki gonzales is live from the newsroom. bvicki: this idea has been thrown around on web forms to take a stand on a day which is already been a record-setting year for tourism in las vegas.however, is it worth the risk of their paychecks? for the first time in southern nevada, thousands of uber drivers will be on the streets during the most traffic tonight vicki: just this month, uber cut their rate by 30%. >> with cut your pay 30% by before christmas. vicki: they argue the goal is to incentivize passengers, the more writers and tht drivers don't see it that way. >> they charge the same fee, take the same fees out, and only reduced our fair. >> it is not viable long-term for anybody that has a mortgage, and the bills come and alive. vicki: online, they're deciding whether or not to refuse rides. >> i've seen themback-and-forth about doing a strike a new year's eve. vicki: drivers can mostly agree the rate hike -- that it is unfair. >> i've never heard where silence get anyone's atten>> i wasn't expecting how busy i would exp

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

. >>> now to roberta gonzales who is very busy. >> it's very windy and we are having heavy downpours as this front associated with this classic cold front having nothing to do with el nino at all is racing across the north bay. it's impacting middletown, clearlake and cloverdale very much concerned with throws locations because those, of course -- very much concerned with those locations because those, of course, had the burned-out areas of the "valley fire" a few months ago so we could see mud slides there. this front contains winds up to 50 miles an hour, downed trees a possibility, downed power lines a possibility. right now the heaviest activity you can see it by the yellows and reds. this is the front. it's been dumping up to 3/4" of rain in the past few rush hours. we have a cell a heavy one into san ramon impacting 680 south over towards the sunol grade. we have some heavy rainfall that's now falling with gusty winds around the altamont pass. here you have your peninsula rain showers. green is a light rain, yellow is the more moderate rainfall and then we start to see the area

they are trying to unlock the secrets on the couple's phones and other devices, but as marcie gonzales explains, the suspect made it especially difficult to find. >> today, the fbi digging into whether farook and mialik plotted to carry out other attacks. the man accused of buying the assault rifles used in san bernardino said he and farouk plan an attack in 2012. investigators finding pictures on his phone of the san bernardino high school, a place he visited at least twice as a health inspector. authorities are still working to salvage other details after the couple not only try to destroy the digital devices, but encrypted much of the data as well. >> there is no doubt that the use of encryption is part of terrorist tradecraft now. >> the fbi believes they may have been radicalized by 2012. by the next year, they were chatting online about jihad and martyrdom. united states government does not normally ask the intelligence community to look at the e-mails of somebody just because they apply for a visa. >> today, officials is still trying to determine if others were involved in last

(s/ brian gonzales / lausd student :09 - :14) we're wondering if this is actually real "right now we're just trying to figure out if this is real. i'm pretty sure i'm not the only one that's afraid.." a threat which law enforcement confirmed appeared to come from overseas was credible enough for the superintendent to shut the district down. (s/ superintenden t ramon c. cortines / lausd :25 - :36) "based on past circumstance s, i could not take the chance, as it relates to one student or our staff that serves our students." another threat... from the same ip address... and containing some of the same wording.. also was sent to new york city schools. bill bratton... the former los angeles chief of police... says his department is investigating the email as a hoax. a vastly different reaction than his cross- country counterpart... (s/ commissioner bill bratton / nypd :56 - 1:02) this is not a credible threat, this is not something we are overly concerned with. what we are concerned about is over reacting to it. (s/ chief charlie beck / lapd 1:03 - 1:09) easy to criticize when you have no r

about his good deed and applebee's manager is not sure he will take a reward from the company or the gonzales family. >>> find out why you may want to do your last minute shopping today. as we look live from sky 6 hd, from center city from the temple cam, meteorologist, melissa magee, as an update from accuweather including chill quitemperatures for the weekend. >>> if you still have items you want shipped for christmas you should probably do it today because several big retailers including wal-mart are offering free shipping, it's national free shipping day today and many companies are offering the perk to generate more sales, including target, jcpenney and nordstrom. >>> you can buy a new phone for a dollar, they are selling the 16 gigabyte version of the iphone 6 s for the price today but customers need to sign a contract with either verizon or sprint for two years. apple expects to sell a record number of iphones this holiday season. >>> and this weekend get out the winter coat, things are interping around as we get into next week. there is always something to look forward to. >> probably

marcy gonzales joins us with the details. >> a new revelation from the fbi about online discussions the killer couple had about terrorism as early as two years ago. >> new insight into the couple that carried out the terror attacks in san bernardino. new video showing they were radicalized even before they started dating. >> at the end of 201 they were talking about jihad and martyrdom. investigators say they may bring gun charges against his former neighbor, enrique marquez, the man accused of buying the rifles used in in the massacre the man checked himself into the facility the next day and may have known about the terror plot. >> he says things there are so many muslims in the backyard, i'm ready to go haywire and attack. and now farooks parents are on the watch list, his mother was added yesterday. >> i don't think the fbi knows what their role is or if there is a role. if you add them to the no fly list they can't return home and that makes them valuable to be interviewed. they are looking into money put into his bank account. they believe he took out a loan to help care for the b

marcy gonzales joins us with the details. >> a new revelation from the fbi about online discussions thead about terrorism as early as two years ago. >> new insight into the couple that carried out the terror attacks in san bernardino. new video showing

here's mars sti gonzales >> reporter: across the country this weekend, drones. barely out of their christmas wrapping, already crashing and colliding. these unmanned aircraft, causing they can be downright dangerous. just last week at this world cup event, a drone narrowly missing a champion skier. and last month, one barreling down onto a race in massachusetts, cutting two of the runners. >> i heard some commotion, so i quickly looked over and i just saw the drone coming down. >> reporter: in an effort to track down anyone whose drone goes rogue, the faa now requires all unmanned aircraft weighing more than half a pound to be registered. anyone who doesn't could face up to a $27,500 civil fine. >> think about that this is not just a toy, that this is something that could endanger other people's lives if you use it irresponsibly. >> reporter: people using drones as a hobby don't have to be trained or certified to fly. but with so many potential risks, drone schoooo like chris spiecher's dart drones are popping up nationwide. >> i think it's irresponsible of peop

friend and family gathered last night to remember nohemi gonzales. she was the 23-year-old from california killed in the paris attacks. her father reynaldo called her his princess and said he is still picking up the pieces of his heart. up next, we'll take you to a city where sex trafficking is a trade handed down through generations. . >> axelrod: forced prostitution is a multibillion-dollar-a-year industry that can be found in just about any american city, but marlie hall reports one city in particular is generating a culture that has turned sex trafficking into a family business. >> reporter: on milwaukee's west side, chandra cooper is looking for prostitutes. >> my dad was a pimp. my dad was a violator. >> reporter: that's why she's on a mission to give back what her father has taken. >> we're going to be out here looking for you. >> reporter: we joand her on one of her weekly late-night crusade to rescue women and girls forced into prostitution by offering them an alternative. >> and saying, "come olet's go. we can do this. we can do this togeth

we want to bring in vicki gonzales in. you are at last night's today. so interesting, michelle mentioned this yesterday, howe cnn commentators bundled up. vicki: right next to cnn. my toes were freezing. it was really the wind more than anything. boston. it was kind of wacky weather. michelle:michelle: we are going to san francisco for warmer there. vicki: we do get cold. it is biting. we are to continue with the cooler temperatures. it will be a beautiful day, clear conditions across thvegas valley. live look outside mandalay bay beach pahrump valley high, morning lows and around 19 degrees get lows across the las vegas valley were hovering around the freezing mark, especially down south. for many of us, it was in the mid-30's. we are beginning to warm up a littaliante at 46 degrees. out for today, we are going to warm up to about 47 relativenormal. should be 56. there is a warm up in store this i will have the details in the full forecast. michelle: thank you for being here. i know you had a late night last night. vicki: lots of coffee. krystal: works

killed in a car wreck over the summer gathered at the scene for what they call a justice walk, yvette gonzales, and phillippe hernandez died when an accura slam nood a tree and another passenger and the driver survived. police have not determined a cause for the wreck but said that speed was a factor. so far no charges have been filed. >>> toll as long the pennsylvania turnpike are increasing starting this sunday, officials say the tolls will go up 6% in 2016 and that will repay loans that are used to fund road work projects, it's 3% to 6% to the year 2044. the good news, is that easy pass customers will still enjoy a slightly lower fare. >> in just 48 hours, new years eve revellers will be out dancing and partying and more. and they are including getting party goers from here. sara bloomquist is here with more. >> reporter: hi there monica, new years eve is fast approaching and septa is doing its part by adding extra trains, some of them even running through the night. >> a holiday week, a happening week, on septa regional rail lines, the platforms were packed with people off work and out and

roberta gonzales live at whole foods in potrero hill. >> reporter: the national weather service has issued a hazardous weather statement and basically, that's just to give you a heads up on what's to come. today it's nothing but blue skies as we take you on outside from whole foods here at potrero hill to oakland looking out towards the city of san francisco. and it is 51 degrees in san francisco at this hour. look at how tightly we have these numbers right now anywhere from 51 to 55 degrees but now what it is? it's not just a cool raw day here in the bay area. it is a little bit brisk. take a look at the wind speeds anywhere from the peninsula wrapping around the santa clara valley. right now in antioch, north winds to 15. and to the north we have winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. so it's a brisk day here and that's why i'm inside whole foods right now and here with casey terrell wilson. casey is a representative of whole foods and we have had a great partnership, kpix 5 has, with you on feeding our community. how has that impacted whole foods? >> it's huge. just to be able to connect and su

las mujeres se les pague un salario igualitario que a los hombres por el mismo trabajo entricia gonzalesy favor de mujeres 6:56 si es importante que se pasen esas leyes, porque realmente hacen el mismo trabajo y a la mujer siempre se le paga menos, no es justo 7:03 ademas, ahora ellas estaran protegidas por la ley para hablar de este tema abiertamente en su sitio de trabajo gretel calderon/apoya ley en favor de mujeres 12:40 no es permitido por que quizas no quieren que se den cuenta cuanto pagando 12:47 y a quien no estan no solo eso, sino que ademas, sera ilegal tomar represalias contra ellas por discutir el tema o reclamar su derecho a pago igualitario...en south san francisco pilar nino.... juanfra-topvo --- a partir del viernes primero de enero, entra en vigencia un nuevo sistema de alerta en california... --- se trata de la "alerta amarilla" diseÑada para dar con el paradero de conductores fugitivos que huyen de la escena de un atropellamiento... --- muy similar a la alerta amber que estamos acostubrados a ver cuando un niÑo se encuentra desaparecido... ---asi en caso de que alguin

i'm marci gonzales in for reena ninan. >> and merry christmas. nice to be spending the holiday with you and you, as well. thank you for joining us here. we want to get to our top story because it is tragic. deadly tornadoes in the south and mist that killed at least 14 people. >> among the hardest hit areas northwestern mississippi where seven people have died. dozens more have been injured some seriously. abc's phillip mena has the story. >> reporter: severe weather still on the move. with blinding rain in alabama and flooded roads south of atlanta. this after a devastating christmas week tornado outbreak. >> oh! i think that's a tornado brewing up! >> reporter: over 24 tornadoes reported. >> i looked up, the roof was blowing off the house. >> reporter: watch as these two tornadoes merge into one massive twister. tractor trailer and sending it careening onto its side. in holly springs, mississippi -- >> monster tornado. >> reporter: the national weather service says this tornado was at least an ef-3 and may have tracked over 100 miles across two

roberta gonzales with more on how much rain we can expect. ,, want to do something special this holiday season? support i have a dream foundation. help a child achieve the dream of a higher education. cbs cares. police officer charged in t death of freddie gray took e stand today... in his own defense. officer william po is one of six officers accud ng to get medical he >>> new at noon a baltimore police officer charged with the death of freddie gray is testifying in his own defense. he is one of six police officers who are accused of failing to get medical help for the man who died in the back of a police van this year. porter said gray didn't show any signs needed medical help. >>> police are preparing for large protests at today's commissioner meeting here in san francisco. it's in response to the deadly shooting of mario woods in the bayview neighborhood. woods was holding a knife when he was killed by five officers last wednesday. the police union and the department say the officers were justified in shooting woods but community members say lethal force was unnecessary. >>> levi's

abc's marci gonzales reports. >> reporter: bill cosby caulking into court where he was arraigned on a felony, aggravated indecent assault charge. allegations from nearly 12 years ago brought by a woman here in pennsylvania re-examined by police leading to the comedian's arrest. the charges coming just a .before the statute of limitations expired on the accusations made by andrea constand, the former semple university employee claiming cosby, her former mentor and friend sexually assaulteder in 2004 in his pennsylvania >> mr. cosby urged her to take pills he provided to her and to drink wine. the effect of which rendered her unable to move, respondnd t his advances advances. >> reporter: when they were first made they dececided there wasn't enough evidence to pursue the case and they settled with him in civil court. incriminating statements he made in a recently released deposition in the case led them in part to re-open the criminal investigation. cosby admitting he given quaaludes to women but the pills he gave constand were benadryl insisting what followed was consensual. cosby's be

roberta gonzales tracking every bit of it on hi-def doppler. roberta. >> reporter: good afternoon, but first we are going to go lead and take a look at levi's stadium because this is an encouraging sign. we have some clearing. we have a little blue sky. boy, doesn't that look pretty? by the way, 58 days until super bowl 50. here's how we stand the past 24 hours. nearly .25" of rain in san jose right there in the santa clara valley to over half inch in san francisco. in the east bay approach nine- tenths of an inch of rain most of that overnight. and this is our live hi-def doppler radar, a little bit of activity right there just outside saratoga heading towards morgan hill. lingering showers are dissipating. we'll have more about the weekend coming up. >>> the snow is still coming down in the sierra. some fresh powder coming down this morning. they are expecting up to three feet of snow in the highest peaks. great news for ski resorts after several bleak years. the next round of weather on sunday will add more to the base. if you are heading up

roberta gonzales has fired up the hi-def doppler radar and it's tracking the rain right now. roberta. >> it is live, hi-def doppler radar. we had a front through the bay area between 5:00 and 7:00. winds kicking up to 50 miles an hour. this is our live hi-def doppler radar. and we are picking up a heavy cell of rain at this particular time, gusty winds associated with that right now. it's heading to middleton from cobb. that's a burned-out area from the "valley fire," could potentially cause mudslides. in the eastern portion of the bay area, nothing is going on there. to the south we have some rain showers south of san jose. more rain in the afternoon forecast with the potential of a thunderstorm. we'll talk more about that as the news continues. >>> thank, roberta. kpix 5's anne makovec has been outside and joins us at the golden gate bridge. how are you holding up? >> reporter: my notebook just blew off the post and smacked me! let me grab that before we litter here at vista point, the golden gate bridge here behind me. the wind has been blustery. i have been hanging ton my

roberta gonzales is here tracking it all. >> we have had it all. the black ice, which was caused by the ponding left over from the rain showers over the weekend. the sun never allowed that ponding to evaporate. it froze over with temperatures that dipped down to 28 degrees. this is our live hi-def doppler radar. new rain showers associated with the weak cold front blasting through the area producing some very light rain across the bay area. the very latest precipitation is here around 780 and between military way and about east 2nd street just outside of benicia. this is a scenario. spotty shower no measurable precipitation as this weak cold front digs out from the north to the south. we have temperatures that will be dipping down again tonight with the clearing of the skies down to 30 in santa rosa. 38 degrees. but before we give you the extended forecast, i want to leave with you this. once you got the rain and you have a hint of some sunshine, we have rainbows in dublin all the way back into downtown san jose. rainbow weather and now what you ca

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bella gonzales used money in her account to take her son to the doctor for an ear infection... then pay for the prescription. "it helps us pay for things that we are needing" the last minute rush is on to use up whatever's left in flexible spending accounts... the tax free money many workers set aside each year to help with certain medical and dental expenses. "my husband and i we just try to make sure we use it, otherwise we lose it" prescription drugs are covered... along with many other items found in neighborhood drug stores, "even everyday bandages, so if you need to stock up on your first aid kits, this is the time to do it" shoppers trying to spend what's left. "toward the end of the year, everybody has balances sometimes remaining on those flexible spending accounts and they have to come inside and make those purchases for the items that way they don't lose that money" one online shop, fsa store dot com, offers a long list of eligible items... from hearing aid batteries to sleep aids. "its like a savings account. that you don't have money on call, but you have that card

. >> reporter: marci gonzales, abc news, new york. >> very scary.ou never know when it could happen. >> yeah, i mean, you just try not to bring home some randoms from the club is what you shouldn't do. >> you know, when you have your bottle full of bub -- yeah. >> when you've consumed this much and two ladies say they want to go home with you, you make the wrong decisions? but i can't really feel sorry for him. >> you don't feel bad for him. >> he had a good time. exactly. >> oh, boy. >> all righty. williams makes $5 million a year. i'm sure it was insured. but man, everything looks better after a bottle of this. >> coming up, redefining art appreciation. the artist creating a whole new kind of art by reimagining the works by the old masters. you're watching "world news now. resentment among minority groups at what defines classic art has historically been the void of diverse voices and expressions. >> one young artist is changing that but reimagining the great masters. here's abc's mike bickell. >> artist ca hin day wiley made a name for himself by