>>marty gonzales: bells ringing ..... happen in our federal math and supreme court justice is being held at the nation's largest roman catholic church you're taking a look at live pictures at this is from outside of the peseta cut national shrine of the american conception in washington you concede the hearse with the flag draped coffin casket with the body inside the service the second day in the official mourning for who served on the complaint supreme court from 30 years we continue to track the weather in the bay area is were go ahead to live look outside and this is a shot of the bay bridge. >>reporter: temperatures for a still chilly in spots of in the not been particularly the nine also for novato were looking at 45 and to dr. phil and 3746 downtown san francisco visibility level they've improved a little elsewhere has improved with the sun coming up mixing up the atmosphere just as the left of about one have to contend with in the early afternoon and leaks downtown san francisco the breakdown notice the winds brea

michael gonzales heard it all. michael gonzales, heard gunshots 7:27:59-7:28:05 "i heard three like thumps: boo, boo, boo, boo you know like loud firing." he's a security where several people called 911 when they heard the night's silence broken by gunfire. 7:28:58-7:29:03 "especially on our property, we don't deal with gunshots or nothing like that. you know, we deal with small things." the story actually begins several minutes before the gunshots... on the other side of the strip. some kind of brawl broke out near the miracle mile shops. some people tried to run... but it followed them down harmon with a rain of gunfire. 12:40- two vehicles chasing each other firing shots butt to 13:01- silver 4 door sedan. security guards there sprang

ilind raatr iml meth blo a omasfo eyhaghsk aty.n wi rr tve ble sirwl enre vaabmaulfeans n n r esther gonzales. through their two children, the mothers know too well the tragedy of loss and the beauty of a second chance. their story started in 2013 when others seven-month-old son, lucas, died suddenly. >> so outgoing. he was just a little hand. >> reporter: in a moment of decision to donate lucas's organs. she remembers what they thought. >> there's another family that is feeling what i'm feeling, somewhat, and have the chance to make them not go through what i'm about to go through. >> reporter: in arizona, it's exactly what esther gonzales was going to at the time. her 18-month-old daughter, jordan, was fighting for her life because of a congenital heart defect. after countless surgeries and seizures, jordan needed a new hard to survive. that's exactly what she got. lucas's heart was a match. but because the donation was made anonymously, the families have not met, until this past friday. the moms found each other online, their bond was instant. then, came a gift. >> this is for you! >> oh,

the sign immemorial over 37 -year-old joe gonzales. he was guilt in 2014 when a drunk driver ran the red light and crashed into his gmc jimmy. police say the driver was speeding 114 miles an hour when he crashed into gonzales. homicide. this is the second tragedy that had to deal with in recent years in 2008 monica sister was brutally murdered in greeley. the result of a hate crime. injury was transgender. al-anon killed her when he discovered that after a date. thanks lena has to have today around colorado in, of mesa county sheriffs deputy who died last week after being shot several times in the line of duty. greg is the memorial service today in grand junction, before the funeral thousands lined the street to pay the respect kevin torres was there for the emotional salute. they made their way towards the church, something grand junction has been seen in more than a century. for everyone out here, it meant some in some special to them. thank you, take it all started with the a simple phrase. >> thank you. i can't imagine, i tried to

ticket gonzales on sale next week for beyonce's -- ticket gonzales on sale for beyonce's big show. [ music ] [ music ] she was really rocking the beyonce performed her new single, formation. the tour kicks off on april 27th27th includes a stop at carter finley. >>> manning did not waste any time celebrating his super bowl victory. he took a trip to disney land. he was the center of attention in a parade at the theme park in anaheim, california. mickey, goofy and all the friends helped him wave to roaring crowd. manning also brought his family to enjoy the trip. >> how much fun, congratulations. hopefully going out on top. >> some exciting changes are coming to wncn at the end of this month. we got a chance to visit the cbs head quarters in new york city. starting february 29th, we will be new home for cbs programming, ncias, price is right and march madness. they were great fun, love that charley rose. >> yes. >> superguy. >> pizza lovers, it is national pizza day. love me some pizza, deep dish or homemade, it is america's favorite comfort food and according to a 2014 report about on

roberta gonzales is live at san jose municipal stadium. and you have some friends there, roberta. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: it's sweet hiya. we are at the stadium in san jose where today, we have san jose state. they are squaring off against lancaster. they got a baseball game. we're starting to feel spring fever here in the south bay so we thought we would bring out san jose fun to play at super bowl city and now here playing live. they are the most requested band in the bay area now and we have [ non-english language ] how are you doing? >> great. >> you guys are just on a roll right now. what has been the key to your success? >> sticking together. loving each other through the good, the bad, life. we are a mix from egypt, the band from san jose, this is our hometown so it's an honor to play the san jose giants today. >> you know, that's what makes it so unique here in the bay area and the silicon valley. people come from all over and mix and mesh together to make the most beautiful environment. >> i love this rainbow. >> it's a big day at

male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 news weekened starts now >>marty gonzales: pick and you for joining us this will. >>reporter: we welcome to clear or disguise the calls will be it coming and going to drop the ban--here is a live look at the golden gate some of the higher than a clouds above year everyone else brought the bay area looks good again cannot debate we're not running into some problems we have for is the fifth attempt to step 1 for napa. >>reporter: there is a couple about to bring shower and a seven a forecast. >>marty gonzales: chilling details of a murder in san jose mother and an inept and an immigrant is charged in the crime at the victim is is your friend stacey i didn't she disappeared in hayward was led from shot to death and for more investigators said the suspect had helped covering of the killing and at >>phillipe djegal: prosecutors say he is the man behind his your friend stacy's letter and into the coffers the prosecution says he held to grow her body down a steep hillside in fremont and cover up the killing all but shot to her cousin who

and gonzales is being charged with attempted burglary with a deadly weapon. a gruesome discovery was made on the side of the road today. at least four dead cats were found in bags. "are these owned animals? did they scan them for microchips? i think that's the first question most people have., were these someone's pets taht were taken or trapped " the cats were found around two this afternoon, on marion drive near lake mead and lamb. a c-s-i team collected evidence, and metro's animal cruelty team is investigating the case. police haven't said if those cats were someone's pets, or why their bodies were dumped. we're learning new details about durning the standoff... where a metro k-9 was stabbed nearly 15 times. police released the arrest report from the incident. and as fox5's elizabeth watts shows us... that k-9 was hacked with a machete. here's a look at nicky today,.. handler tom moore took this video when eight year old nicky stopped by the k-9 station to say hello... metro says nicky's handler sergeant eric kerns has been working.... but nicky is out of

gonzales-ramirez 52-year-old hermilio de santiago-lopez, and 36-year-old vincente hernandez- rodriguez carson city sheriff ken furlong said the early morning operation involved three apartments, and they arrested everyone they were targeting. do you have what it takes to become a police officer? tonight we take you through the 20-week northern nevada law enforcement academy - where we followed dozens of northern nevadans - hoping to earn their badge. ...car screeching... ...insert action music... ...spraying pepper spray... "alpha! beta!"... ...action music... "come on, punk! come on!"... it's intense... "they have a lot of learning to do in a short amount of time." but necessary... to learn what it takes to serve our community. "to help them, protect them." on a mission to wear the badge. this is the northern nevada law "to help them, protect them." on a mission to wear the badge. recruits - for washoe county, be the most important and difficult profession that anyone could choose to do." most of the first several weeks is in the classroom - studying procedure and law. from traffic st

marcy gonzales reports. >> reporter: just hours after victory >> that is the most votes ever cast for any republican primary winner. [cheering] >> reporter: and defeat in iowa. >> we finished second and i want to tell you something, i'm just honored. >> reporter: it is now all about new hampshire. >> this is now the center on shared with anyone else. >> reporter: donald trump trying to reclaim his front runner status following last night's loss to ted cruz. marco rubio working to maintain momentum after surprising coming in a close third. another iowa surprise, the in some precincts, it came down to a coin toss. >> i breathe a big cyber lease. >> reporter: clinton behind bernie sanders by fraction of a point. >> a political revolution. [cheering] >> reporter: mike huckabee and martin o'malley dropping out of the race. the rest of the candidates now full throttle. some of them are ramping up before the caucuses were over. some campaigning in new hampshire to get a head start on their opponents. marcy gonzales, abc news, manchester, new hampshire. >>> jerry falwell junior is defending h

metro police say a homeowner shot gonzales twice... as he tried to get into his home through a dog door. the homeowner told police... he believed gonzales would harm his family. according to the arrest report... suffered a gunshot wound to his face and and arm. the attempted break in happened friday morning near saint rose parkway and las vegas boulevard. gonzales is facing charges of burglary with a deadly weapon and attempted burglary with a deadly weapon. /// ((paul joncich)) > we've learned the name of the man... shot and killed in the driveway of a home. the coroner identified him as 32 year old aaron matthews. police say 54- year-old catherine brewington shot and killed him. the shooting happened on the evening february 10th.. near lone mountain and the 215. victim were in a relationship and living in the home togeather. investigators believe the two got into a physical confrontation inside... which lead to the shooting outside. /// ((paul joncich)) > a nearly 3- million dollar boost is coming to southern nevada. the funds come f

here's abcs marcy gonzales in manchester, new hampshire. >> reporter: donald trump once again on the attack tweeting ted cruz didn't win iowa, he stole it. accusing cruz of fraud calling for new election and i want as the cruz campaign suggestion ben carson was dropping out of the race. >> what an incredible victory we had. >> reporter: cruz holding five event hoping to keep the momentum. trump is bypassing the granite state today. >> you know where he is today? arkansas. six days away from the new hampshire primary. >> reporter: he said he is hampshire. >> i have been here a lot more. >> reporter: the pressure is on the democratic side after leaving iowa in a near tie. hillary clinton writing for a repeat of her 2008 victory in new hampshire. >> i am in a contest with your neighbor.>> reporter: bernie sanders enjoying a double-digit lead in the polls. >> we believe in you! [cheering] >> i believe in you. [cheering] >> reporter: today, republican field is narrowing with rand paul announcing he is suspending his campaign. marcy gonzales, abc news, manchester, new hampshire. >>> mark z

the nightmare passengers looking for anything more probably don't have a case. >> reporter: marcy gonzales, abc news, new york. >>> reality tv star kim kardashian opens up about being a mom of two and how sleepless >> >>> a forecast you can count on from abc 13 weather experts. >>> good thursday. just about 12:16. we are taking a live view of our danville tower cam. you can see it shaking. it is beautiful, but breezy across the heart of virginia right now. we have seen some gusty winds throughout the day. pinpoint doppler radar looking good. we're seeing all sunshine for our viewing area. those temperatures slowed to warm. 28 in lynchburg. 26 in roanoke. 22 in blacksburg. some 30s down to the south. pretty in martinsville. wind speed right now 12 miles per hour in lynchburg as well as danville. 17 for blacksburg and roanoke. what does it feel like as your stepping out the door? 18 right now in lynchburg. 13 in roanoke. 20s down to the south side. still single digits in blacksburg. you will need the coat, gloves, scarves. all of the winter weather gear. keep a close today throughout the wee

marcy gonzales has the details. >> why are people so engaged in the political process? >> reporter: marco rubio moving up in the polls. the latest showing the senator now in second place behind donald trump and other candidates are taking aim. he has had no experience at all at ever managing anything. >> reporter: trump is still going after ted cruz accusing him of fraud in iowa. the billionaire businessman also running into some unexpected drama on the trail. his plane forced to make an emergency landing yesterday in nashville because of mechanical problems. trump eventually making it to his campaign stop in little rock. >> i guy said, that's okay, we can go back to new york and we could come another day. >> i said there is no way. i love arkansas. >> reporter: the front runner and other candidates campaigning across new hampshire. the democrats after taking on voters questions in last night cnn town hall. hillary clinton defending she paid big money for giving speeches. >> did you have to be paid >> i don't know. that's what they offered. >> reporter: sanders saying h

marcy gonzales has the latest. >> reporter: today, the four final occupiers of this oregon repairing to face a judge on felony charges after yesterday's tents showdown. >> come out with your hands up. >> no were not! >> reporter: the last occupiers finally surrendered peacefully and the more than 40 day stand off. the tense negotiations with the agents played out over a live screen phone call. the group was demanding the federal government turnover public land to local control. last month, the standoff's leaders were arrested during a traffic stop and the group spokesman was shot and killed when investigators say he reached for a gun following the police chase. in all, at least 20 people now indicted on federal charges linked to the occupation. the wildlife refuge still close to the public, but now free of armed occupiers for the first time in more than a month. >> we said since day one our goal is to end this occupation peacefully. we are grateful we were able to do so. teams are at the site making sure no explosives were left behind. the officials say it could be weeks before the r

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tracy gonzales has the latest. >> reporter: today donald trump once again on the attack. tweeting ted cruz didn't win iowa, he stole it. calling for a new election in sent out this e-mail to supporters falsely suggesting that dr. ben carson was leaving the race. trump telling boston harold radio he plans to file an official complaint. >> it's total voter fraud when you think of it. that's why the polls were wrong. >> reporter: no pops from cruz during the campaign stops but tweeted bernie is contesting iowa results. make donald should go back to iowa and join the democratics. a reference to bernie sanders not conceding in iowa coming in .2% behind clinton. >> secretary clinton won here in 2008. so, you know, we are taking nothing for granted. >> reporter: as clinton says, she is pushing forward, despite the challenge she faces here. >> their argument is, look, you're behind here. you're in your opponent's backyard. i just could not ever skip new hampshire. i cannot even imagine not being here. >> reporter: and the republican field is narrowing even more now with rand paul

marcie gonzales shows us how to get results without going under the knife. >> reporter: this and this and this never goes away no matter how much they diet or hit the gym. now doctors across the country say losing stubborn fat specifically from those problem areas is as easy as this. with some cool new technologies. >> ready. one, two, three. >> reporter: heating up the body sculpting industry. some freezing, others melting away fat cells with no surgery and no pain. with procedures so fast they can be done over a lunch break. >> i can go in and out and i can still go on with my daily activities right afterwards. >> reporter: natasha miami has lost a pant size after one another, hoping to firm up even more. >> it's life changing and boosts my confidence. >> reporter: it has only been available since september. since then patients both men and women have seen huge results that last. >> and we heat the fat up enough to make the fat cells miserable and kill them. that fat then is removed from the body over a month or two. >> those fat cells are gone for good. >> those fat cells are gone.

like the other young people featured in this ongoing series, layne quintero gonzales is 15 years old,eaning that she was born in the year 2000. layne comes from colombia but is considering an overseas education. >> i'm 15. >> i am millennium. >> i'm 15. >> i am millennium. ♪ >> my name is layne quintero gonzales. i live in colombia, in the town of salento in the district of el quindio. i ha three brothers an sister i real like lening engsh. i ve learn a lot onew words. my friends and i can already talk to each other in english. ♪ i listen to just about anything, but i think i like pop and dance music st. my mother makes arts and crafts. she mas necklas, bracets, religious trinkets, like rosary beads. most of what she makes has to do with religion and the church. i am afraid that i won't get to finish my schooling, or that my mother might die young and i won't get to spe much time with her. or that my brothers and sisters might get sick or have an accident or something. i would like to study medicine. when i finish school, i would like to help people who are needy wi health re, for exa

and marcy gonzales reports from manchester. >> reporter: a lot of red eye fights coming here for the push for new hampshire. the candidates are wasting no time. just hours after the first case of victory. >> that is the most votes ever cast for any republican primary winner. >> and defeat in iowa. >> we finished second and i want to tell you something, i am just honored. >> it's all about new hampshire. >> this is now the center, unshared with anyone else, the center of the political universe. >> donald trump trying to reclaim his frontrunner status following last night's loss to ted cruz and marco rubio trying to maintain the momentum after coming in a close third. >> they told me we had no chance because my hair is not gray enough and my boots are too high. >> and it was the closest ever -- in some precincts it came down to a coin toss. >> i stand here tonight breathing a big sigh of relief, thank you iowa. >> reporter: hillary clinton oath ahead of bernie sanders by a fraction of a point. >> what iowa has begun is a political revolution. >> and mike huckabee and martin o'malley dr

here's roberta gonzales with more on that. >> good afternoon, everybody. sure, the "titans of mavericks" are at pillar point off the half moon bay coast with a high surf advisory. even once they crown the champion and put that beautiful lei around his neck the advisories will be in effect until tomorrow night at 8 p.m. this means over the weekend if you are heading to the beach, never turn your back on an angry ocean. the possibility of sneakers waves, too. partly cloudy skies today. we remain mild even though a couple of degrees cooler than yesterday. sunshine and warm conditions over the weekend and all the way through the holiday on monday. i am putting rain back in the forecast on wednesday. these clouds all thin high cirrus clouds associated with an area of low pressure that's banging up against the northwestern section of the state of california, bringing rain there, leaving us dry because we're trying to erode that strong ridge of high pressure that's been dominating our entire state forecast for the past week. we still will remain dry long range al

gonzales. through their two children the mothers know too well the tragedy of loss and the beauty of the second chance. >> thank you. >> their stories started in 2013 when heather's seven-month- old susan -- son lucas died suddenly. >> so outgoing. >> reporter: in her moment of grief heather made the brave decision to donate his organs. she remembers what she thought. >> there's another family out there somewhere who is feeling something like what i am feeling. and i have the chance to make them not go through what i am about to go through. >> reporter: in arizona it's exactly what esther gonzales was going through at the time. her 18-month-old -- 18-month- old daughter jordan fighting for her life because of a congenital heart defect after countless surgeries and seizures, she needed a new heart to survive and that's lucas's heart was a match but because the donation was made anonymously the families had not met until this past friday. they found each other online, their bond was instant. then

. >> first let's check no with lissette gonzales. it is warming up a bit; right. >> did you notice that this morning, instead of the 40s we are seeing the 50s and 60s. so, i did love that, bobby was wearing a cute little red sweater. you still need your sweater and coats. i left mine at home. that should give you an idea of how temperatures are starting the corral camera and we are seeing the 50s around miami dade county and broward. 56 in miami, in fact 51 in pompano beach. it is a little chilly in spots, 53 fort lauderdale and the keys. that's due to fact, the wind flow is 5 to 7 miles per hour, clear sky, mainly dry. you don't need the umbrellas today. highs will climb to tupper 70s. that's first time it has happened in quite some time. we had a stretch of highs in the 60s for about five days. so yeah, warmer sunshine and i will tell you about the all important weekend forecast straight ahead. let's check on your traffic with vanessa. >> reporter: we are starting to see delays as a result of construction on the palmetto northbound

marcy gonzales reports now from columbia. >> reporter: on the stage marco rubio and ted cruz pounces on donald trump. >> you are the only person that was fined for hiring people to work on your property illegally. >> i am the only person on the stage that hired people. >> a federal court found donald being guilty of a conspiracy and entered a $1 million judgment against him. >> if he built the wall the way he built trump tower he will be using illegal immigrant to do it. >> such a cute sound byte. >> today the jabs continuing, rubio on "good morning america." >> he is a con artist, he is constantly telling people he is fighting on their behalf but has sticked it to the same people for 40 years. >> he says the attacks are not likely to impact his lead. >> the only thing that could hurt him is that if some of the allegations or attacks stick over the next three days. >> hillary clinton says it appears to her trump will be the republican nominee but she is focused on her own message. >> break down the barriers so americans and america lives up to their potential. that is what i care abo

now, gonzales was named interim vice principal last month. prior to that he was an adviser and has been with the district since 2008. he also coaches the varsity baseball team and the girl's varsity volleyball team. some of the parents we spoke with here today said they think he's an excellent coach. parents and students say they just can't believe the news. >> i just felt like shocked and like puzzled. because like you know, it's just something you wouldn't believe. >> i'm shocked also along with my daughter. because he's very well-liked by a lot of students. >> my kids play baseball. and it's just shocking. >> now gonzales has been placed on administrative leave. he was first arrested last friday at his home.

marcy gonzales has the latest from the campaign trail. >> reporter: hi there, not ideal conditions for a busy day of campaigning with just four days until the voter goes to the polls here s today back on the trail after a fiery night on the debate stage. >> lets talk about the issues that divide us and lets -- >> the democratic presidential candidates facing off for the last time before the primary. hillary clinton trying to overcome bernie sanders 15 point lead in the latest poll and sanders closing in on clinton nationally. >> secretary clinton represents the establishment, i hope i recognize the ordinary american. >> i think senator sanders would characterize me a woman running as the first woman president representing the establishment. >> do you think donald trump is trod be president? >> i don't think being president is the same as being a real estate developer and on national security he has not shown the level of depth on those issues. >> and trump still holds a commanding lead ready to take his place at center stage here on abc for the next debate. and trump is looking ahead t

investigators caught a man using her identity, able gonzales. he pled guilty. detectives told her gonzales admitted buying her social from the price, just $25. so now both carolinas allow you to freeze your child's credit. i'll show you how to do that step by step on our website, wsoctv.com. i also posted a major warning sign that someone has stolen your child's identity. we're live in myers park, jason stoogenke, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> along with his tutorial, you can also read more about the new state laws and studies on child id theft. you can find all of it inside jason's story on the action 9 page. >>> keeping an eye on that cold air continuing to just totally encompass the carolinas. sunset about 15 minutes away. a few high clouds in the charlotte area. up toward the high country, a couple snow showers still flying. these folks at appalachian, you know they're enjoying it. but if you're thinking about heading out to a ski slope tonight, tomorrow, you really need to be dressed appropriate for this. we're talking about temperatures right now, 5 at b

marcy gonzales reports from el paso, texas. >> reporter: it's it's pope's final stop in mexico before returning to the vatican, the location chosen because of its troubled path to choose a message he knows will resonate with so many on both sides of the border. crowds streaming in once the murder capital of mexico and now a symbolic sight of hope with a historic visit from pope francis. >> i feel like i'm jumping out of my skin. >> having the pope here that says a lot. like a gift from god. >> the pontiff on his final trip to mexico will meet with inmates at one of the most violent prisons in latin america. and he will hold a mass with the faithful but the issue of immigration is at the forefront of his message. >> pope francis is expected to use this ramp to approach the border that protects families here and a blessing to the other side in el paso. >> it's a message that people matter, their dignity and where they work and who they are means a great deal. >> it's an election year donald trump plans to build a wall and calls pope francis political and a pawn for the mexicoan governme

gonzales-ramirez 52-year-old hermilio desantiago-lopez, and 36-year-old vicente hernandez- rodriguez carson city sheriff ken furlong says a trafficking level of drugs was seized from three apartments in the complex.. where many familiies with children live. sheriff furlong says all targeted suspects were arrested... successfully shutting down a 4 month operation. today reno police named a suspect in connection with a that put three schools on lockdown yesterday. police have identified the suspect as 19-year-old rylin wolfe. he is described as 5 foot six inches tall with brown hair and blue eyes. he is considered armed and dangerous. police say around 10-30 a-m... they tried to make contact with wolfe while investigating a stolen vehicle case, but he ran away. investigators say he stole another vehicle that was left running in a driveway and he drove through a residential area... where police called off the chase for the public's safety. anyone with more information is asked to call secret witness at 3-2-2 49-hundred... or text your tip to 8-4-7.. 4-1-1. coming up next - the feds are

the next morning when the car was still running. >> reporter: for gonzales was parked on the street, it cost in a dank -- a tank of gas. for others, the mistake has cost them their lives. marcus alex is an attorney who filed a lawsuit against 10 of the world's largest automakers. >> with your car in the garage, go into your home, never knowing that the engine is still running. >> reporter: you unload it, close the door, and the carbon monoxide builds, eventually seeping into the home. >> there have been many instances, four in the past and dying as a result. >> what's shocking is that the government and manufacturers have been so slow to respond. >> reporter: an attorney who represented five keyless carbon monoxide injuries and deaths says the national highway traffic safety administration has spent years debating what to do about this problem. instead of having a debate, why not have the manufacturers fix the problem? >> reporter: alex says a simple software update could detect when a car has been idling for too long and shut it off. >> if we can have an auto shut off to save you th

on top in new hampshire and where they will be campaining in the palmetto state today. 3 and the gonzales gardens housing complex is one step closer to closing.hear what the richland county council says about the demolition. news19 this morning starts right now. 3 3 3 good morning and thanks for waking up with news 19, i'm deon guillory and i'm 3 savannah levins..your time is ___ 3 3 the focus of the 2016 presidential campaign now shifts to south carolina...following last night's new hampshire primary. voters handed victory to donald trump and bernie sanders...while john kasich broke away from the rest of the gop pack to claim second place. weijia jiang has the latest from manchester, new hampshire. 3 3 3 now the focus shifts to the primary for both parties are less than 3 weeks away...but some voters still haven't made up their mindwe spoke with some people who say they aren't sure who to trust. others say they haven't found the candidate they most align with.and some have narrowed it down to two...but it could be primary day itself before some of these undecided voters make up their min

high school. >> she could make everybody laugh and smile. >> gonzales mother and aunt says it brings a relief. >> my brother and sister in law wait for her to walk through the door and now they will be able to begin to heel. >> reporter: they are troubled by the news that bloomfield was allegedly under the influence the night of the crash and to make matters worse walked away before emergency crew as arrived. for kelly macdade the arrest is just a beginning of the promise that she made at her niece's funeral. >> she was not here anymore but i was than the going to let this die. i would be her voice here on earth and i would not stop until i got justice for her. >> reporter: bloomfield faces a long list of serious charges, including homicide by vehicle, while driving under the influence, and involuntary manslaughter. his next court date is set for march 9th. we are live from somerton, jeff chirico for channel six "action news". >> all right, thanks, jeff. >>> police in michigan have a suspect but still no motive for last night's shooting spree that ended with six people killed and two

we will get latest from abc's marci gonzales. >> reporter: final fight in new hampshire. >> how tough is it. >> unaudible. >> let me talk, be quiet. >> seven republican candidates. >> that is all of his donors and special interests. >> battling it out, for last time before tuesday's primary. >> that is what washington d.c. does, the drive by shot the at the beginning with incorrect and incomplete information and then the memorized 252nds speech. >> chris christie coming out swinging, going after marco rubio who is surging in the polls here. >> he simply does not have experience to be president the of the united states. >> i think the experience is not the just what you did but how it worked out. >> reporter: candidates trying to differentiate themselves on the economy, terrorism. >> we should use overwhelming force, kill the enemy, and then get the heck out. >> reporter: immigration and health care. >> we will repeal obama a care. we will replace obama care. >> reporter: donald trump back at center stage tonight and at times brushing off booing from the audience. >> the people that ar

. >> and kpix 5's roberta gonzales goes up in the good year blimp! she was driving that thing? whoa! to give us a special bird's-eye view of super bowl city. stay with us. ,,,,,, owl. >>> we have heard so much about people planning to make a ton of money by renting out their places on airbnb for the super bowl. remember everybody was going to get rich? well, consumerwatch reporter julie watts found out it's not quite working out that way. >> reporter: you can hit levi's stadium with a football from paul and laura's house. so like thousands of others, they hoped to score by renting their home out for the big game. >> our living room. >> reporter: their asking price was originally $3,000 a night. >> it's a big opportunity and we wanted to take as much advantage as we can. >> reporter: but like many with homes listed for as much as five times the average price, paul and laura still haven't confirmed a booking. >> i'm not surprised by that. >> reporter: jeff manheimer of tripping.com a vacation rental search engine says while the average price of a bay area rental is $1,000 a night

abc's marci gonzales is in south carolina and joins us now with more. >> reporter: tonight, celebrating a crucial victory. >> thank you so much, south carolina a. >> hillary, hillary. >> reporter: in south carolina hillary clinton, gained delegates and momentum. >> a big win here in south carolina likely means a big win in the southern states on super tuesday. >> bernie sanders can continue to win some states but if he doesn't windy size i havely it will be impossible to catch up. >> reporter: bernie sanders conceding here but insisting his campaign is far from over. >> tuesday, over 800 delegates are at stake and we intend to win many, many of them. >> reporter: those democrats out, looking at super tuesday and beyond, and going after g.o.p. front runner donald trump. >> leading candidate for president spent half his time insulting them. >> we will defeat trump, because the american people do not want a president who insults mexicans, muslims. >> trump also target of now relentless attacks from marco rubio. >> conn artist, conn artist, conn artist, friend. the don't let friend vote for

a homeowner says he shot gonzales to defend his home. gonzales faces a charge of attempted burglarly with a deadly weapon. metro's animal cruelty section is investigating a disturbing find in the east part of the valley. police say around two this afternoon... they found four dead cats near the area of lamb and lake mead. we reached out to gina greisen with nevada voters for animals... and she says its a pretty gruesome find. "all we know is there's about 3 bags of dead animals that appear to be cats... i can't imagine what would cause a bunch of dead animals to be left on the side of the road like that." greisen adds she hopes if these animals have owners... they are notified immediately. a man accused of stabbing a k-nine officer nearly fifteen times in the face used a machete. that's according to an arrest 36-year-old tolavius timmons faces several charges including injuring or disabling a police dog and animal cruelty. police say k-nine "nicky" was bleeding profusely after the standoff last week. he was taken to an emergency animal h

gonzales faces a charge of attempted burglarly with a deadly weapon. one clark county commissioner would like to turn the strip into a pedestrian-only mall. the proposal to remove cars from the strip isn't moving forward... right now.... but... it is an interesting thought. fox five's nick lagrange joins us live near tropicana and las vegas boulevard. monica and jason-- the clark county commission is currently looking at spending millions of dollars on new walking bridges on the strip. but instead of doing that -- commissioner cars off the strip, turning it into a pedestrian mall. commissioner giunchigliani proposed the idea at a commissioners meeting, tuesday... ...as a way for people to get around the strip more easily. the regional transportation commission looked at it -- and decided the surrounding streets wouldn't be able to handle the increased traffic that would come from closing the strip to vehicles. other commissioners pointed out many of the resorts on the strip are only accessible from las vegas boulevard... ...meaning those resorts would

one of the homeowner was and ended up gonzales in the face. charged with attempted burglary with a we have new details about last week's nearly 12- hour-long standoff at a valley apartment complex. we're learning the metro k-9 injured while trying to take down the suspect was actually attacked with a machete. fox5's elizabeth watts has details from the arrest report. <

. >> cbs 4 meteorologist lissette gonzales. >> that's right, walter and lauren. as we look live from the camera in west broward county, look at the lightning firing up and potentially now beginning to push in to western broward. a heads up for those of you along those areas. we have a tornado watch that remains in place for central and south west florida until 8:00 a.m. and notice we have reportsover a tornado touching down earlier along mile marker 68 along alligator alley and damaging winds and those reports stretch across the panhandle and the southeast. as we look at the radar, you can see all of the lightning i just showed you from the camera and there in broward conty, it is already wet. -- county, it is already wet but we see the lightning and downpours heading toward west and south west ranchs and oakland park, country club, south west ranches, everything will continue to spread across south florida. breeze south to 8 if i were. a stormy weter and then warm and windy. your forecast ahead let's check your traffic with vanessa. >> reporter: it is a busy exp

but they did a lot for enrique gonzales ramirez.(enrique gonzales ramirez/home burglarized twice) "they'll be very nice happy for everything they y t now" his children are all under 10 years old. his six-year-old mariana has a type of cerebral palsy.it was in december when he took her to a doctor's burglarized.it happened again soon after. the thieves took a t-v and some other small belongings.(sgt. bryant gaden/st. paul police department)"all the kids worked over the weekends to collect cans to earn money so they can buy toys for themselves and that jar that they kept this money in was also taken."the truth is there wasn't much to take.that's why the officers spent the last couple of mmths stocking up thousands of dollars worth of donations.replacing the wooden bunk beds this proud father had made with his hands.(sgt. bryant gaden/st. paul police department)"this is the human side of police work and this is w wt we all get into this job for."a home already filled with love and warmth, made just a bit more comfortable." (sgt. bryant

gusts pick up you could really feel the power of the stronggwinds here and reporting live brenda lee gonzales, denver seven. >>> the traffic nightmare continues and we may not see it open again until at least this see.was hoping -- hoping to have one lane open but large rocks are still walking the road. now see.is thinking that one lane may open up by saturday but really it could take weeks before all the damages repaired and all of the lanes re back open. >>> pplice are investigating this deadly crash involving a west minister patrol car and the officer was heading to a call of the disturbance, possibly involving a gun when heehit a car that turned in front of him. i happen your federal and 88th and the driver died. theeofficer had his lights and sirens on. this is the second time in a week that an officer has been involved and the deputt was t- bones by a truck. this happened near i live in valencia last wednesday. today deputy foremmn is still in critical condition in the ticketed for the crash. one sees drug center is taking donations for the deputy. tell the staff you are donating on his

here's jonathan gonzales with more. nato mha bennet d-colorado and cory gdner r-colorado that was jonathagonzales reporting. the cdc lab es have the virus in a controlled environment. while ntrolled tests are being ne by infecting uis with the vis, cdc fort collins officials say those testare happenino at this time. the presidentsdauth hockey tournamenting strong here ihern colorado, a local business are cashing in. places like the new old icago's pizza nearhe wor ara say ey've been slammed ever since thursday night. d they're t the only ones --sincthe gas arspread out from monento pueblo, there's plenty oplac era busy this weekd. alson raitz/d chicago gm sot: 13:27 its gat for everody down the strip here. en a the way up i-25ecause out, the hotels e spreanwhe ey play goorolo spng in genal. more than eams froall over the y will be coetg in the amateuournent throh ndd arve am brings its own fan ich means big mor southern colorado. hundreds of ople gathered thgarden of e gods visors cent today for the1th nual big hornheep

. >> but first let's say good morning to lissette gonzales. >> it is warming up outside. >> it is. instead of 40s we are seeing by this afternoon, but right now, still cool and refreshing with 51 in pompano beach, 54 in fort lauderdale. 52 in -- low 60s through the keys, i would say you need a light jacket, light sweater, the breeze from 3 to 7. it is keeping us nice and cool and mainly dry across the entire state. this afternoon, we will talk about upper 70s which is the warmest we have been all morning long. highs have been in the 60s. since we have if miami international boat show, tomorrow for your saturday, pleasant, perfect weather actually, 75, sunday for 75en teen's day, 7 -- valentine's day, breezy for president's day. will tell you more about weak cold front in the complete forecast. let's check your traffic. have. >> all right. if you are heading out in broward county, i haven't been avoiding you driver, there's i-95 at day i have boulevard. southbound are the taillight, in broward. looking great. let's talk about miami-dade. we do have an accident it is northeast 2nd av

they say 35-year-old gonzales had inappropriate contact with a student. employees became aware of the relationship. the student says it happened last summer. gonzales was booked to the santa clara main jail. >>> new details coming out about the capture of three inmates who broke out of an orange county jail and were on the run for a week. as you can see in this exclusive surveillance video, he surrendereded and the other two were caught in the bay area the next day. today, a homelessman is being credited for helping capture the escapees. >> well, i tell myself, that's got to be the guy. >> he had just spotted hussein, he had just seen the picture on the news and left the restaurant to flag down an officer but as they were responding, that had to attend to a medical emergency and then pointed him out as he took off into golden gate park. >> i go with my cane and body language. boom. that's the guy. >> police chase after him and caught him and he pointed the police to where the other fugitive was hiding. >>> tonight, santa clara university is taking quick a

one suspect was identified as gonzales and the other was captured. >> both suspects have a criminal history. once it is release, one party was on parole. ended up quite a bit of violent criminal history going on. whether the multiple burglary calls are in fact related. >> austin was arrested as a juvenile and is now being charged as an adult. the deputy died as a result of his injuries prettily spend wife and two children. >> the obama administration is offered a plan to close guanta namo bay seven years after the president vowed to shut the facility. be coming to supermax here in colorado. >> . here with the developing story. >> still a lot of legal loopholes to jump through. before this could happen. but. the president obama did make some surprising announcements about his plan to close get moe for good. before he leaves office. >> . it's been clear the detention facility doesn't advance our national security. >> president obama is calling for the closure or of the facility. delivered to congress. tuesday morning. >> keeping this facility open. is contrary to our values. >> the blueprint

he is ahead of hillary clinton heading into martha gonzales the candidates around hoping to score with voters the super bowl sunday following some big plays last night on the debate states in the top quiet for another donald trump appearing on this week is standing by some of his most controversial stances as president you would authorize torture i would actually authorize something beyond waterboarding to lose weight by being more like them. yes i'm sorry you have to do it that way today marco rubio unapologetic for this and let's dispel once and for all obama doesn't know what he's doing he knows exactly what fiction that barack obama doesn't know what he's doing he knows exactly what i have before brushing off criticism corrosive and will never push bush for jeb bush. look i said this last night i am going to say this every chance that i get barack obama is wanting to do is well bernie sanders backing him serve following his appearance on saturday night live. democratic socialists of hillary clinton here now to explain how dressed up in flint michigan to discuss the water crisis the