little did they know 60-year- old ruben gonzales who lived across the way was arrested and hauled off to county jail. he is accused of allegedly molesting children within his own family for more than a decade. "oh wow, yeah. it took me by surprise. everybody." neighbors say gonzales shared the pinole home with his wife and young children along with another couple and their kids. they're shocked by the accusations saying he was always really nice and helped out around the block.police aren't revealing the age or sex of the victims."he doesn't look like a weird guy. he looks like a really decent guy. a hard working guy." gonzales is being held on a more than 46 million dollar bail.west contra costa county school district immediately fired and banned him the day after his arrest. "(marcus walton/west contra costa county school district): "we are not sure the number of schools he worked at right now. we are still investigating that but he would have gone to a variety of schools."they say gonzales first began working with the school district at olinda elementary as a yard supervisor. that

little did they know 60-year- old ruben gonzales who lived across the way was arrested and hauled off to county jail. he is accused of allegedly molesting children within his own family for more than a decade. " " neighbors say gonzales shared the pinole home with his wife and young children along with another couple and their kids.they're shocked by the accusations saying he was always really nice and helped out around the block.police aren't revealing the age or sex of the victims. " " gonzales is being held on a more than 46 million dollar bail.west contra costa county school district immediately fired and banned him the day after his arrest. " they say gonzales first began working with the school district at olinda elementary as a yard supervisor. that was between august and september of last year. he then went on to work as a late night substitute janitor throughout the district's schools. (pam) new and disturbing details ... in a murder case involving a (pam) new and disturbing details ... in a murder case involving a dismembered body found in san bruno. today, the man accused i

justin takacs/dep.de policia de pinole fuimos alertados del senor gonzales a traves de los servicioss de proteccion, ellos fueron a una escuela a hablar con una victima. despues descubrieron las otras tres, parientes entre si, y ahora la investigacion busca cerciorarse de que no hay mas ...el distrito escolar por su parte dice que hicieron una investigacion de sus antecedentes antes de contratarlo o permitir que fuera voluntario y todo estaba en orden..... marcus walton/vocero dist. escolar de west contra costa 2:19:04 el fue inmediatamente despedido despues de su arresto y tiene prohibido acercarse a cualquiera de nuestros planteles educativos. otros dicen que solo esperan que la investigacion hecha haya sido concienzuda. 2:26:34 en veces los ninos inventan muchas cosas 2:26:51 si que lo investiguen bien al senor 2:26:03 si es culpable que lo juzguen gonzalez fue arrestado y llevado a la carcel en martinez, despues de lo cual le impusieron la millonaria fianza el pasado seis de abril... . policia de pinole 5107248950 2:34:35 ahora si usted tiene mas informacion sobre este caso comun

but encourage anyone who may have somehow had innapropriate contact with gonzales to let them and the police know about it. in pinole ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (pam) new at eleven: police are asking for the public's help in locating a missing fremont teenager. 15-year-old kailen glasper has been missing for nearly a week. she was last seen on mowry avenue near argonaut way in fremont. glasper has been describle as a black female... standing five- feet-eight-inches tall .. and weighing 280 pounds. authorities say, may be wearing a white sweater, blue jeans and white shoes. glasper is considered "at risk." if you have any information about the missing girl... please contact police or call 9-1-1. (vicki) police are also searching for this man... 23-year-old kevin redrico. the san jose state university student was last seen near the benicia bridge thursday morning. authorities say redrico left his home in vallejo that morning and was last seen getting out of his 20-14 red honda accord in benicia. police have searched by helicopter and boat. volunteers have been combing the area on foot

neighbors of gonzales saw the police activity thursday in their normally quiet neighborhood. as you can imagine they are shocked at his arrest.we'll have their reaction tonight on kron 4 news at ten.live in pinole ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (vicki) the san mateo county d-a's office has confirmed that a dismembered body found in a san bruno home last week, is a missing man from down the street. and it turns out that he and his alleged killer were friends. david stubblefield made his first court appearance today since being charged with shooting and killing his neighbor and friend 77 year old benjamin roybal. prosecutors say the victim's dismembered body was found in stubblefield's home on april 6th. prosecutors allege stubblefield actually killed roybal on march 11th, almost a month before the body was discovered, when the two men got into a dispute over the sale of a space heater. the body had been cut up and then an effort had been made to destroy it in part using chemicals, a lot of the remains were in buckets and other containers.prosecutors will not say whether the disp

and a hard working guy.>( james ) gonzales is being held on 46 million dollar bail.zales the day after his arrest. ( james ) police are asking for the public's help in finding a missing fremont teenager. 15-year-old kailen glasper has been missing for nearly a week. she was last seen on mowry avenue near argonaut way in fremont. glasper is an african-american female, five- feet-eight-inches tall and weighing 280 pounds. authorities say she may be wearing a white sweater, blue jeans and white shoes. glasper is considered "at risk." ( james ) we are learning more about the deadly officer involved shooting in fremont. we first broke this story yesterday on the kron four morning news. the shooting happened just before midnight sunday in an alley behind a walgreens store on decoto road. officers say the man was armed and fled a traffic stop. police say they chased the man to the walgreens and demanded that he come out of the alley. they say the man then fired shots at officers before he was shot to death. the man's name has not yet been released. ( james ) the man accused

y lo denuncio --entonces a gonzales de 37 aÑos le adjudicaron una cuarta esposa, pero en sus muÑecas,orque a la carcel fue a parar acusado de poligamia. un experto en este tema indico que en este tipo de casos, su unico matrimonio valido es con su primera esposa. los demas no cuentan... y mejor no darselas de don juan, porque la poligamia, al igual que la bigamia, que es cuando se trata solo de dos esposas, son mejor no darselas de don juan, porque la poligamia, al igual que la bigamia, que es cuando se trata solo de dos esposas, son penalizadas en este pais. bite

gonzales carries only what u.s.immigration allowed him to take: a mesh bag, the clothes on his back. they lead him into mexico city's sprawling metro system. gonzales is almost immediately lost. he gets off the metro. he hopes it's the right stop. he looks for a bus to take him an hour out of town, to his ex-wife's house, but he hasn't talked to her in four years. >> ( translated ): it feels he decides she's a long shot, and there is only one remaining sanctuary. >> ( translated ): i'm going in to pray, to ask god for help all i can do is ask god to make it a little easier. >> reporter: why can't you help these people more? >> it's a huge challenge, i would say. >> reporter: carlos sada solana is mexico's deputy foreign minister. he admits the government is overwhelmed by the recent arrivals. >> we still have to make it better, so that people feel really welcome and protected by the institutions of mexico, and also offering some alternatives for jobs, and that is what we are trying to improve. >> reporter: many peop

gonzales is being held on 46 million dollar bail.y school district fired gonzales the day after his arrest. ( will ) the man accused of shooting a mother in front of her two children makes his first court appearance in richmond. this is video of 43-year-old lawyer mcbride arriving at the contra costa county superior court house yesterday. he is accused of shooting and killing his ex- girlfriend 29-year-old rashanda franklin last week while she was driving her two sons to school. the shooting was captured on surveillance video. rashanda's father says his two grandsons are having a hard time coping with their mother's death. ( will ) mcbride's bail has been set at more than 3 million dollars. he did not enter a plea at yesterday's hearing. the judge ordered his arraignment be held over one week. ( james

aspects of our society -- whether it's jobs, housing, politics, or civic engagement in general. >> gonzales is now president and c.e.o. of the hispanic foundation of silicon valley. he says latinos are a committed community, one that's worth investing in. >> there's a lot of needs within the hispanic community, but we have a lot of strengths, too. >> and regardless of what the numbers say... >> we're all americans now, and we should all help each other, and you don't necessarily have to have blue eyes to be an american. >> a reminder that the u.s. is a nation of immigrants. in san jose, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> and joining me in the studio today are adriana lopez, the manager of programming, development, and community outreach at the mexican museum. rolando bonilla, principal partner of the public relations firm ford & bonilla, and stephanie bravo is the founder of studentmentor.org and is now the vice president of programs for strive for college. bienvenidos. >> gracias. >> thank you >> well, you heard the report by our colleague, chris nguyen. let me ask you what the implications are.

dee gonzales: when you find something you love to do, it no longer becomes a challenge. announcer: but first: kennan: so, the first time i looked at his resume, i was like, "whoa, who is this guy?" announcer: a stanford professor heads across the bay, looking to prove a point, and ends up finding a partner in crime. sam savage: first time i walked through his classroom, it was like we'd been teaching for 3 years. i just, i don't know how to describe it. announcer: here's nbc bay area's garvin thomas. garvin thomas: thank you so much for joining us. you could easily make a quick list of all the ways in which kennan scott and sam savage are different. what they share, though, is a love of teaching, and that is benefiting more than just their students. sam: most people don't understand, like, how long this really takes. garvin: dr. sam savage is an expert in the field of uncertainty and risk. sam: i quoted that thing that you had written in a-- garvin: a stanford adjunct professor who corporate managers and utility executives seek out to learn ways to make their companies smarter and safe

barbara gonzales, thank you, you have done unbelievable work here. it is a passion for you. i was almost getting afraid yesterday you were so passionate. good for you. everyone at ice who has had a part, thank you so much. and again to miss mendoza, ms. innman and all of the other victims here today, we thank you. even though we cannot bring back your loved ones or heal your injuries, know that the administration of the department of homeland security is listening and does not want you to go through this alone, thank you so very much. appreciate it. [applause] >> are you going to take questions? mr. secretary? [indiscernible] are you going to take questions? >> a senate committee investigated waste in the federal government. witnesses included the comptroller of the general accountability office and the inspector general for tax administration. this is one one hour and 40 minutes.

barbara gonzales, thank you, you have done unbelievable work here. it is a passion for you. i was on was almost getting afraid yesterday you were so passionate. that for you. had ane at ice who has part, thank you so much. and again to miss mendoza, ms. innman and all of the other victims here today, we thank you. even though we cannot bring back your love ones or heal your , know that injuries the administration of the department of homeland security is listening and does not want you to go through this alone, thank you so very much. appreciate it. >> are you going to take questions? mr. secretary? are you going to take questions?

dave and gonzales, an illegal alien, 51 years old. in 1999, he was convicted of sexual assault on a child and deported from this country. he stuck back in and last monthe was busted on the number seven train in a new york city subway molesting a woman. the nypd brought a man and called ice so he could be deported again, here illegally and you say that's outrageous. tell me why. >> okay. my opinion about it being outrageous is really based on the bigger picture as opposed to the individual client. mayor de blasio has gone on television and told new yorkers that new york was a sanctuary city. the immigrants, all new yorkers are safe and that we essentially have your back. and then what happens is immigrants walk around and they think everything is safe and they're okay and nobody's going to turn them in to immigration and then they get arrested and nypd actually calls immigration from central booking and the outrageousness is really twofol twofold. >> tucker: stop there i want to make sure i have this straight. you're saying is outrageo

and now to roberta gonzales with a look at the forecast. >> i'm confused about spring break. you don't know about traffic. the smattering of light rain in the overnight hours is out of here. and picking up absolutely nothing on your screen. but we do have a light dusting of snow in the mount hamilton area. we're starting to brighten up as we take a bird's-eye view of the transamerica pyramid. anywhere from partly to mostly clouds. it's 40 in livermore. a cool start. 49 in san francisco. and mid-40s around the peninsula. and easterly at seven in oakland. the winds will be variable throughout the day. and 5 to 10 miles per hour. increasing later on tonight. more out of the north at about 10 to 15 miles per hour. so watch this right here. we had this weak disturbance, it sliced through the bay area. the tail end of it at least in the overnight hours with the light rain in the far north bay. and the snow in the mount hamilton area. we have a chance of rain showers tuesday and wednesday. and it's going to remain unsettled all the way through thursday. a spot on day for the san fra

john gonzales is live with the new additions you will be staying at 1600 pennsylvania avenue.ohn: good morning. yet another layer of security and mixed reviews just hours under this change. let me show you. this is the concrete wall where folks will have to stand behind if you want to take a selfie, if you will. just yesterday -- you can stand about 80 feet closer to the main fence that lines the south lawn of the white house. all of that is different. it has been well-documented several people have been legally jumped the white house fence here over the past several years. while the u.s. secret service works on finalizing the design for a new fence, this morning the change on the south side, change that keeps the public further back, the sidewalk next to the fence on the site is off-limits, even though the majority of the have been on the north side, including the guy who made it all the way into the white house back in 2014. visitors and tourists will have to stay behind the concrete barrier set up on that you --e street side. this is an ongoing conference of review of tempo

here's robera gonzales >>> you had an incident over the weekend.ot as bad as this. >> i was out kayaking in discovery bay. i was close to the fast water. i wanted a picture of the beautiful lighthouse. i had my phone taking a picture and a wake came through. i completely flipped over but i saved the phone. i want to thank the wonderful people of discovery bay who plucked me out of the brink. >> were you in the kayak by yourself? >> yes. the water temperature is 60 degrees. it was refreshing. let's look outside at our clear conditions. sun is coming up. the temperature in the 40s and 50s. we have clouds approaching. we'll become partly cloudy tomorrow. our temperature with the full sunshine today well above average by ten degrees. mid 60s at the seashore. mid 70s at the peninsula. 75 morgan hill. in the bay area we have some of the warmest weather approaching 80 in discovery bay and brentwood. 79 pleasanton. the straight in the mid 70s. napa mid 70s. full sunshine in cloverdale. high 70s. northerly breeze 10 to 20 later on today. we have rain on the

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let's find out the forecast with roberta gonzales. >> i don't make this stuff up. take a look at the tv screen. a lot of people want to go to the giants home opener. but you have to work instead. the san francisco giants came out with this. this is true. please excuse for example kenny highway from any obligations today. including school, work, or picking up the kids. they have a reunion with their extended family of fans at giants. the giants have this on the website. it's true. if you can check out the new york mets, their permission slip says that the individual has baseball fever. if you're heading to the giants game against the diamondbacks. matt moore is on the mound. good morning to our weather watcher george hughes who is in san francisco reporting 48 degrees. and so far for the month of april, nearly an inch and a half of rain. that's a hefty total. thanks, george, for checking in with us. i wanted to pull this up. about 4:00 i was picking up a dusting of snow in the mount hamilton area. a weak disturbance is brushing up against the bay area. it's cooled t

gonzales is suspected of abusing children over 15 years.trict and being held on $47 million bail. >>> police in palo alto fear there may be more victims after three women say they were sexually assaulted by their massage therapist. he converted the garage into two treatment rooms. the business came by word of mouth and his clients went to him to relief minor aches and ailments. >> i never, never would have thought of anything like that. >> there are very few cases that are more severe. and i don't think there's any case that scars you more than getting sexually assaulted. >> the three alleged victims went to police in march. after an investigation, he was arrested last thursday, let's check in with a look at the tuesday morning commute with allie. >> hey, mike and gasia. we're checking things out. want to start another in san francisco with a look -- want to start out in san francisco with a look at 101. northbound at alameda off-ramp there is a two-car wreck. it has been moved off to the side but the off-ramp could be a bit congested there

heather gonzales says can i get a shoutout? no, we can't do that.teo county dispatch in redwood city. you're darn right we can. there you go. just here to give out shoutouts. 64 for san francisco. the record low, it was cold that morning. 41 way back in 1896. the record high not that long ago 83 in 1992. the a's and the rangers, low clouds and upper 50s, low 60s with a breeze. 15 to 20 miles per hour. at least no rain. speaking of rain, we are watching that on the north coast. i'm watching santa rosa. not only because i used to live there and it is a great place but because you're getting so close. oh. average for april 19th is 30.55. this year, 59.88. so we need .12 to get to 60 inches for the water year which starts october 1st. and the forecast for tonight into tomorrow shows .15. so we will see. it will be very close. i think they will make it. this will be for thursday. friday, we're fine. saturday is good. sunday is good. a little cooler but still dry. monday looks all right. and then tuesday, signs of maybe another system dropping in. not a l

here's roberta gonzales >> the boating season opens up next, saturday. this is the first full weekend of april. clear skies. i was hearing some reports of a little bit of light fog near the golden gate bridge. we'll experience that again today and seasonably mild conditions. san francisco average high 62. mid 70s. ten degrees above average. 72 san mateo. pa in the mid 70s. san jose well above average at 75 degrees. east bay 79. somebody's backyard will strike out at 80. brentwood, discovery bay mid and high 70s approaching 80. with a bit of a breeze 74. high 70s in. >>> we have road work out there to tell you about. otherwise the bay area roads are looking good. let's start with the road work in the south bay northbound 87 to san jose. two left lanes are closed until 5:00 a.m. you are all green through the south bay. the altamont pass is moving 40 toward livermore. we have a slow monday morning commute. bay bridge toll plaza expect a ten minute drive between the maze and downtown san francisco. >>> baseball is officially back. it was quite a start to the

police arrested gonzales on march 30th after officers say he ran from a home in pinole. investigators say four victims claimed the abuse happened when they were between 4 and 17 years old. >>> thieves shatter add woman's plan to scatter her father's ashes in the redwoods today. the ashes were stolen out of her car while parked in a garage in san francisco yesterday. today would have been her father's 57th birthday. father's 57th birthday. the family is carolina but visited the bay area often. >>> and joining families of suicide victims at the bridge later this morning. more than $200 million project calls for the installation of stainless steal netting along the span and the barrier should be installed by january of 2021. >>> and then a new state law that requires california schoolchildren to be vaccinated is working. the figure is a three-point increase over last year and the highest since 2001. state lawmakers outlawed all personal belief exceptions for immunizations after a measles outbreak in 2015. >>> now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> ready for anoth

john gonzales has more.r microburst is how some residents and prince george's county describing what came through overnight. one high-rise shook so badly that it had to be evacuated to check for structural damage. >> it look like it was snowing because it was blowing hard. like a bad poor movie. -- horror movie. significant, is windows from apartments and townhomes shattered and trees landed on structures, cars, and power lines. roads and major intersections closed. >> all of a sudden we saw the wind and things were shaking. it came out of nowhere. it dropped right on us. >> most of the region was hit with heavy wind and strong rain but adelphi was apparently struck with something greater, that is what it felt like. >> felt like the last day of my life. >> the trees have been snapped in half but look at this massive tree. it looks like it was twisted out of the ground and landed on top of two vehicles, bringing down utility poles. the wood chipper has arrived and the cleanup will take days. it could be weeks

roberta gonzales is tracking our weather. >> it's more of a nuance. don't have to wear your rain boots but you do need an umbrella. it's not that kind of a storm. has a lot of weak dynamics associated with it but the bottom line is we are getting wet again. outside this is our live high deaf doppler radar picking up precipitation from vacaville to the east bay area. this is the scene looking out toward the bay bridge. layers on top of layers of clouds same at the coast where it's not clear at this hour. temperature wise into the 50s and 60s. let's play it on out for you. this is the latest in a series of weak disturbances. sure a little bit of a glitch in activity there but you get the feel for it. we do have the rain right there by the evening commute. very light. enough to make the roadways on the slippery side. tomorrow at this time we will look to the north because that right there is a front that will splash through the bay area producing a quarter of an inch of rain in some locations. a little bit of heftier amounts by thursday to the north. we

roberta gonzales is in for paul deanno this evening. we're learning more about the man who died in a confrontation with fremont police. the coroner now says 24 year old roger perez of orinda was not killed by police... instead, he died of a self-inflicted gunshot. fremont police answered a call for assistance from east bay regional parks police late sunday. they say perez shot at officers and they returned fire... but the coroner says the bullet that killed perez was his own. a setback for a marauding band of dirt bikers in san francisco... police have made an arrest. the man had split off from a group of about a dozen motorcyclists sunday -- trying to flee authorities. but a c-h-p helicopter watched him ditch his bike ... then hide under car at paul avenue and gould. ronet sanidad was taken into custody on multiple charges, including felony reckless driving. his dirt bike was recovered from the bushes and impounded... investigators also found its "vin number" had been altered. the c-h-p is investigating whether the dirt biker was invol

let's check the forecast with roberta gonzales. >> all right. we have some rain and heavy drizzle and fog. we have our live hi-def doppler radar. precipitation now in the santa cruz bay area. john miller is our weather watcher in santa rosa 54 degrees. take a look at the rain gauge. right above the 5 about a quarter inch of rain in the past 24 minutes. sfo due to the low ceiling reporting airport delays, 42 minutes on some arriving flights. look how mild it is. numbers stacking up into the 50s. the winds have been nonexistent about under 5 miles per hour throughout the rim of the bay this morning at 5 now at sfo also at mineta international airport in san jose. calm winds in antioch. also in santa rosa. winds will be more persistent and consistent later this afternoon out of the south and southwest about 5 to 15. there's that impressive front slicing through northern california. it's now sagging over central california. behind it here, see this cotton ball effect? this is instability so i have to put a chance of a showerin the forecast this afte

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. >> reporter: melissa gonzales is brave who travelled from texas. >> we were told but got to support, we're here. we're bringing texas with us. >> earlier the tgi friday's roof top was crowded. note lk guest c.j. spun records to benefit the big brothers and sisters of pa. people from all over the country came out in support. >> i've met people from houston, california, i even met some folks from holland. >> there was a fan here from absolutely every team in the nfl. and as the first round is concluding, even more people are expected. max capacity all around here along the parkway and more people means more local business in philadelphia. reporting liecve, nbc 10 news. >> all right, keith. >>> call it a sky high cry for attention. a philadelphia teacher hired a plane to fly this banner over the nfl draft festivities. it reads city hall loves sports but hates our teachers and the same teacher put up this billboard last month to bring attention to the union fight to get a new contract. they're working to get a farrakhan tract for teachers. >>> and a bucks county father charged in the ac

let's check the forecast with roberta gonzales. >> thanks, sandra. good morning, everybody.een picking up a smattering of rain here and there. right now off highway 101, across the peninsula, as you make tracks out of the silicon valley, heading just due north, towards san mateo, you know, meanwhile we have a few raindrops on our camera lens looking towards the cliff house in ocean beach. we have mostly cloudy skies. temperatures in the 50s. it's mild, it's muggy, we have had barely a wind but it will increase later today south- southwest 10 to 15. ♪ >>> good morning. it's tuesday, april 18th, 2017. welcome back to "cbs this morning." guess who's here? oprah winfrey is in studio 57 with rose byrnes. renee is also going to be here ahead and there she is, just walked in. ahead why they all came together t share the story of the immortal life of henrietta black. you'll learn a lot in the next hour, but first here's today's eye opener at 8:00. >>> the authorities are frantically looking for him but they concede he could be almost anywhere. >>> vice president pence said pressure

let's check the forecast now with roberta gonzales. >>> thank you, jaclyn dunn.body! did you hear the raindrops on the rooftops while were you sleeping last night? we saw up to .3" of rain in some parts of the north bay. now look what's going on. we have high pressure it's building in. the stratus in the form of fog is already dissipated. we have lots of clear skies out there. temperature-wise 50s santa rosa, 51 redwood city. otherwise, pretty much mid-50s around the rim of the bay back through san jose. now, later today, with the sunshine, temperatures up into the 60s at the beaches at rockaway beach back through the sunset district. we're talking about an onshore wind out of the west 10 to 15. 60s common around the bay. high 60s peninsula. then all the way up to the low 70s away from the bay. here's your extended forecast. we do call for warmer conditions on your friday. good jump by 11 degrees in our inland areas into the low 80s. increasing clouds on saturday but still no rain until tuesday. ,, it's not a weekend hobby.ance? you have to live and breathe it fo

time is 4-- here's roberta gonzales wit >>> we're halfway there. it's wednesday morning.i. >> i'm anne makovec in for viagra. it smells like rain in here. >> what does rain smell like. >> it's a mildew-y asphalt clean smell. >> it does. >> it's mild outside and we have a lot of that low-level moisture so it's not being detected by radar. i hate low-level moisture because the radar can't pick it up because the beam overshoots it. this is our live hi-def doppler. you're picking up light showers just to the south and to the east of the livermore area. also half moon bay. roads are slippery from the low- level moisture. mostly cloudy skies. temperatures in the 50s. it's 52 degrees in santa rosa. 58 degrees in oakland. that incoming front promises to bring some brief heavy downpours tonight with some gusty winds. we are going to track that coming up. but ri

police arrested gonzales on march 30th after officers say he ran from a home in pinole. and four claimed the abuse happened when they were phebetw 4 and 17 years old. >>> ashes were stolen out of a woman's car while parked at a garage in san francisco yesterday. today would have been her father's 57th birthday. the family is in >>> and then house democratic leader nancy pelosi, and dianne feinstein and other elected officials will join families of suicide victims at the bridge later this morning. the more than $200,000 project calls for netting along the span. the netting should be installed by january of 2021. >>> a new state law that requires california children to be vaccinated appears to be working. the figure is a three-point increase over last year and the highest since 2001. state lawmakers outlawed all personal belief imy imkwra immunizations after a outbreak of the measles at disneyland. >>> we had a couple vehicles involved in a accident and a couple more vehicles involved in a crash nearby. we had one lane getting by. we will flip over and show you current con

. >> thanks roberta gonzales. >>> all right, wall street pretty good week this week. but right now, the dow is down 31 points. >>> up next, tackling a serious issue in dogs with the help of this big guy. what to do if your dog seems to be extra itchy. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, travis.. talking about hot spots. >> every friday, we check in with our pet expert, dr. bill chase joins us now with travis. this little guy ... >> he is not little. >> travis came home at four months old, now he is ten months old. isn't he beautiful? >> he is a beauty. all right, so we are talking about hot spots. >> yeah. hot spots. so, hot spots are a term that we use to describe very, very, very bad skin infection. and usually, it is caused because the dog has chewed on themselves. it can happen like that. owners can leave the room and come back to a big wound on the body. if it is flea related it will be on this back area here, i'm pointing to his butt. you can't see that. but if it is in another location like their face, we don't rule out fleas but worry about a contact allergy of some sort. i ha

delia gonzales joins us with more on what happened and where the investigation is now. delia? >> firefighters still trying to get to the bottom of exactly what happened here. no one was hurt. but the flames pretty amazing and spectacular. but take a look at the most dramatic images we've seen all day. they are on the roof. this is the rear of that six story structure. look at that, the smoke thick smoke billowing from the roof top and firefighters walking back and forth on that roof as well trying to get ahold of the situation. we can tell you the flames started on the fifth floor crept up to the roof and we are seeing all of the smoke. take a look here at route 1 when we were approaching the scene a short time ago we were driving into thick fog. that is how much smoke we have in the area. we have 100 fire personnel, emergency personnel here a three alarm blaze. there is thick smoke covering this area. in fact i can tell you that there's a nearby senior center and the ventilation system at that senior center has been ut emss inside to make sure that the elderly residents insid

. >>> time for a check at the weather forecast with roberta gonzales. >> reporter: what a day. we are working one of the warmest days so far this year, we have changes. take a look at this behind me. this is an area of low pressure, this storm does have precipitation associated with it. rain, most of the energy is being diverted. diverting the storm track to the north. as it does so, we see some of the clouds shearing off and moving into the bay area. not so much today. we have clear cool conditions this northering, now we are warming up rapidly. we have increasing cloudiness later on, on saturday. this is futurecast. and check out your saturday morning, already, mostly cloudy across the north bay. streaming into the central bay. this will be some thin overcast. so, we will have some sunshine but lit be a lot different than what it is today with the partly and mostly cloudy conditions. sunday, still twirling clouds around the san mateo coastline, as we advance toward moneyed, yep, another system to the north, that brings us a good shot of precipitation by tuesday night. until t

gonzales is being held on 46 million dollar bail. (mark) it's been nearly a month since fremont police shot and killed a pregnant 16- year-old... and this morning the family is looking for answers. elena mondragon was killed on march 14th in hayward when undercover officers fired into the car she was riding in. they say the car was stolen and connected to multiple armed robberies. elena's friends and family addressed the hayward city council earlier this week. they say they want to know why there is no video of what happened. (mark) the hayward police chief says there is no dash cam video of the incident and a body camera worn by one of the officers was not ( mark ) there is a jump in violent crime in santa clara county. that is according to a new

. >>> let's get a check of the forecast with roberta gonzales. >> that is certainly good newsment we had a terrific rain season here in the bay area but it came at a price. hi everybody. let's go outside. this is our live weather camera looking out from our kpix5 studios. you can see the flag a little bit on the fly. you can also see the diablo range in the east bay. a lot of blue skies there. winds have been breezy this morning and now, this afternoon. to 21 at sfo. 20, san francisco. 11 in pleasanton. 14 in hayward. 15, redwood city. the winds will continue to blow today out of the northwest. 10 to about 20 miles an hour. so, though we are warming, we still do have a brisk wind. hey, let's say good afternoon to dana. she is reporting 70 degrees in novato. she has a gentle breeze at this time. humidity lowering to 45%. it is a beautiful day near wright. dana, check this out. our live weather camera. sutro tower. a glorious view of san francisco. the city by the bay. santa rosa after tumbling to 49. the cool spot was napa. here is what you need to know. friday will be sun-sational. n

. >> verlander recently did snap, when he took offense to inmate dimitric gonzales leaving bloody gauzemmon 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. >> following the fight, 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 b

el es ruben gonzales de 60 anos de edad...cusado de agredir sexualmente en su casa en pinole, a cuatro menores de edad que al parecer alli vivian... las autoridades no revelaron que relacion tiene el con las victimas, cuyas edades oscilan entre los 4 y 17 anos, pero dijeron que el presuno abuso habria ocurrido a lo largo de 15 anos... gonzalez ha estado vinculado con el distrito escolar de west contra costa por seis anos... en el 2016 trabajo supervisando los descansos en la escuela elemental olinda y actualmente hacia limpiezas de los planteles en las noches... sin embargo las autoridades precisaron que ningun abuso habria ocurrido en planteles escolares, lo que no tranquiliza del todo a algunos padres. madre de estudiantes de la escuela 2:30:13 como sea tenia comunicacion con los ninos y eso era peligro para los hijos 2:30:17 gonzalez fue arrestado y llevado a la carcel en martinez, despues de lo cual le impusieron la millonaria fianza el pasado seis de abril... el distrito escolar colabora con la policia en profundizar la i

of course, roberta gonzales with your weather forecast.nd gianna franco in with trouble on the bay bridge. >> yeah. we'll be talking about that throughout the morning. >> i'm just trying to figure out what i'm going do with my hair. >> you look fabulous! >> good morning. rise and shine! heavy rain east of the bay area and heavy rain off the coast. it's snowing in them thar hills around san jose at mount hamilton so i can't wait until it brightens up so if we can see if we have any accumulation. cloud cover over the bay bridge. temperatures from 48 degrees in santa rosa to 56 in oakland. it's cooler this morning due to the passage of that cold front. we'll have scattered showers up until about around the lunch hour then gradual clearing. temperatures will be cooler

. >>> and the person keeping an eye on the rain and the wind gusts, roberta gonzales. >> what a blusteryht. we had winds up to 65 miles per hour. and we had winds at sea level at 50 and 55. good afternoon, everyone. here's the scene looking out towards the bay waters from our kpix 5 studios broadway and battery streets. visibility is restricted under mostly cloudy skies. here's how much rain has accumulated in the past 24 hours. keep in mind la honda, it's raining there right now. you will have a full two inches before tomorrow morning. hi-def doppler radar this is live data it's streaming in to us right now from our radar site atop mount vaca. we are picking up some moderate to heavy rainfall from san mateo back through the highlands all the way around highway 92 even encompassing the san mateo bridge here's another spot of heavy rainfall just off the bay bridge into emeryville and into piedmont. we do have winds that have been increasing, as well. southwest at 16 in san francisco. 14 sfo. we still have 45-minute delays on some arriving flights. calm winds in napa but that's going to ch

time is 4-- here's roberta gonzales with a check of weather.g to find the driver who killed a father-of-four - in >>> this is going to be one of those mornings where i'm getting ready along with all of you at home. step-by-step the hair will eventually be done. >> it is christmas on this side, too. >> we planned it. >> i'm christmas, too, kind of. >> we have temperatures in the 40s and 50s. 52 degrees in san francisco this early hour. high of 68. average high is 62. teat

good evening, i'm air kra gonzales as dan shin na man shows us, the accused killer claims there are more victims. >> hopefully, i'm going to try to kill as many people as i can. >> reporter: in cleveland, a city-wide manhunt. police are looking for steve stephens described as armed and extremely dangerous. he posted a video manifesto about the spree before streaming what appears to be a homicide. video shows the suspect getting out of the car and telling a man he's about to die because of a woman. then a handgun comes into view, a shot is heard and moments later the victim is laying in it's a killer trying to show his power. >> reporter: police told citizens to be on the lookout for stephens. >> we want this to end with as little -- with as much peace as we can bring to this right now. >> reporter: on his facebook page, stephens claims to have killed even more people. police are searching for additional victim buzz none have been found. dan sheneman, nbc news. >>> new at 11:00, a candlelight vinl to mark ten years since a student killed 32 people at virginia tech. tonight victims, relati

dee gonzales: when you find something you love to do, it no longer becomes a challenge. announcer: butirst: kennan: so, the first time i looked at his resume, i was like, "whoa, who is this guy?" announcer: a stanford professor heads across the bay, looking to prove a point, and ends up finding a partner in crime. sam savage: first time i walked through his classroom, it was like we'd been teaching for 3 years. i just, i don't know how to describe it. announcer: here's nbc bay area's garvin thomas. garvin thomas: thank you so much for joining us. you could easily make a quick list of all the ways in which kennan scott and sam savage are different.

. >> reporter: lisa gonzales instructor and mother of the boy who is autistic. >> he has had some social anxieties, and some behavioral issues. >> reporter: kyle is eight and knows exactly how sensory friendly yoga class helps him. >> why do i like yoga? because it calms me down. >> reporter: lisa says this special class can help children better cope with being self-conscious, anxious. >> studies have shown that the breathing techniques help with their anxiety. >> reporter: lisa says breathing is a primary focus in the sensory friendly classes which helps with focus , calmness. >> i want to raise awareness. >> reporter: jennifer with autism speaks says sensory friendly ohio ace among many special activities planned for world autism month. >> we want to show that there are, different events in the community that people on autism spectrum can, participate in, and that are geared specifically toward them and that are friendly, to the sensitivities that they may have, being on autism spectrum. >> reporter: for kyle he now knows a variety of the yoga positions and has one, favorite. >> now, c