nathan gonzales. aller: just the symptoms of the electorate, jesus christ, and either we have biblicalorld view or a world view and i urge all the out there to view the truth project put out by focus understand y to this. go : the 2018 election, ahead. caller: pardon? host: bring me up to the 2018 do you think people will be voting values more in 2018? caller: well, people always vote heir values, whether they are believers or not. host: nathan gonzales. guest: going back to alabama, moore, this was part of roy moore's message about what type what type of country we should have and how much that government should be biblical values and teachings of jesus and show there.s a following there is a -- that resonates of a poor group particularly republicans, but there is, for voters that is heir priority, they are going to vote for the republican party, but lots of different voters believing different faiths, believing different roles, different roles for fate in government and that is why we have a very di

chief gonzales, you had a comment? >> i'll try to keep it short, president. thank you. this is about the budget, but i was going to try to circle back around to cd-3. you can reprimand me, miss secretary, if i go off topic, but as far as the budget goes, i agree that friends of the san francisco fire department, that should be resurrects, if possible. i know there are reasons why it did go away. i think refocus -- refocus. i think someone here -- let's use that smile. let's use that smile to refocus. she could definitely help, and i'd just like to say a couple other words regarding some of the words that were said to cd-3. we don't take it permanently against commissioner veronese. i don't take it personally. as far as what you said, commissioner hardeman, as far as the smile and no push over, she is definitely no push over. i am going to tell you, one day, i tried to push her over, and i don't recommend for anybody to try that at all. congratulations, raemona. it was a great pleasure working with you. thank you. >> thank you. vice president nakajo had a final comment.

taken for no reason. >> still trembling, gonzales told me what happened as they were completing a run at the ski resort. >> i take a left look and i see him fly, so fast, straight into the pole and i've never seen anything like what i saw, like his body just turned into spaghetti and i saw his legs just flap around the pole. >> gonzales performed cpr to no avail. >> they stopped growing and just settled and i know there he left me. >> this is the man who would pray and eat lunch with the homeless and give anything he had to those who needed it more than he did. >> it takes some people 90 years to live as much as david lived in 23. and then he was done. i hate that. because that's not long enough for us, any of us. >> a heart breaking story. that was dana griffin reporting. the early snow conditions out there were not a factor in that crash, say ski officials. >>> a.c. transit is testing out a new bus aimed at improving transspace service. from today through december 29th, a.c. transit will run this prototype bus that's designed to make boarding easier and faster. a.c. transit will be

i'm marcy gonzales with the latest on the investigation and how fast the train was going coming up. .tion news" continues with meteorologist, adam joseph, jaime apody, rick williams and monica malpass. >> hello again. monica is off and sharrie williams is joining us tonight. dog that spent her entire life in a puppy mill and only has 10 months to live. >> and they thwarted an attack on a christmas target. and investigators say that an amtrak train that derailed in washington was traveling 50 miles per hour over the speed limit. now the details on the deadly train derailment. investigators are looking into whether the amtrak engineer whose speeding train plunged off an overpass killing three people was distracted by the presence of an employee in training. marcy gonzales is live from dupont, washington, with how fast the train was going at the time of the crash. >> reporter: hi sharrie, as you mentioned investigators say that that train was going 350 miles per hour over the speed limit and investigators say they have a long way to go and piecing together why this happened. a major focu

we will try to interview some of them as well as defense attorney matt gonzales. when the not guilty verdicts were read he was just nodding his head saying -- in agreement. i could not see diana garcia's reaction. she is the prosecutor. her back was to us. it is safe to say this was pretty much a shock to everyone who sat through the trial over the past month.>> how about the steinle family? did you see their reaction? >>>> reporter: they were not present in the courtroom. we knew they would not be here for the reading of the verdict. that was said last week. they have been coming with an advocate. i asked him what they be here and he said no. i think they have pretty much had all they can stomached of the trial. they just felt whatever happens will happen. we don't need to be there when the verdict is read. one of the things i think perhaps the prosecution went wrong. michael cardoza and i have been talking about this. the fact that the prosecutor really made a point of saying he was pointing the gun at kate steinle. obviously the jurors did not buy that. they tr

after speaking with delicate -- delegates and zealous -- gonzales. we are committed to helping that island rebuild. [inaudible] >> not yet. assuming this gets passed and signed, when do you think regular people will feel it? >> there are two important things happening. after the first of the year, workers will be able to see a new table so they can decide withholding figures. so you can choose to get your tax relief early in the year or you can keep them as they are taxtake them in the next filing system. that is the key thing. the most important element people are thinking about is this april 15 when you file your taxes, that is the last time you will file under this monstrous broken tax code. a future years, you will see tax code that is built for growth, leapfrog's america back to the lead, and lets people keep more of what they earn. >> is a concern about how quickly the bill was written? are you confident it will not require any fixes afterwards and if it does well the democrats come on board and vote for it? imaginenot anticipate, any major und

just turned into spaghetti and he just -- i saw his legs just flap around the pole. >> reporter: gonzales performed chp to no -- cpr to no avail. >> they stopped rolling and just settled and i knew right there, he left me. >> reporter: this is the man who would pray and eat lunch with the homeless and give anything he had to those who needed it more than he did. >> it takes some people 90 years to live as much as david lived in 23 and i'm -- and then he was done and i hate that because that's not long enough for us, any of us. >> and that was dana griffin reporting. what a story. ski officials say the early snow conditions out there were not a factor in that crash. >>> right now it is 5:18. want to check back in with sal for a look at traffic this morning. sal. >> right now, dave and pam, we don't have a lot going on when it comes to some of the faraway commutes. we look at them at this time and so far northbound 101, gilroy to san jose, we are going to start there. it's a nice looking drive on 101 as you drive through, there have been no major issues and it looks good to the silicon vall

they recommend -- if her fever does not come down soon, doctor dpl gonzales says she needs to go to aospital the closest one is two hours away >> back down we go >> give them the change. is there hope? >> there is always hope. >> we need more. what is important is to show really this is the other side and reality. a huge reality, okay >> many people of seen the station and few people have seen that we are really working after 14 hours, they saw just five patients, there is no way to know how many are still waiting. >> these folks are getting up in the morning 4:00 or 5:00 in the morning, traveling three or four hours to see patients. when they go home, they don't have power or water either >> coming up, the hidden disasters, giving up and giving out. >> i am not scared, i am just scared starting from zero, this is my home this is what kills me. it is my home. directv has been rated number one in customer satisfaction over cable for 17 years running. but some people still like cable. just like some people like pre-shaken sodas. having their seat kicked on an airplane. being rammed by a

gonzales. mr. gonzales puts it in front of his son and says go ahead, son, read this newspaper for mr. hammons, the new principal at lindsay high school. come on, read the article right here. after a moment of silence, junior puts his head down and begins to cry and says, dad, you know i don't know how to read. that was a real lindsay learner, and there were hundreds or thousands of them that we failed over the years. and you know what? the traditional model, there are people all across our country for getting a high school diploma that makes them feel like they're ready for life, like accomplished something, and many of them are in the same situation as junior. some for the context of what did we do then and what did we build. we all know this person, steve jobs. now, steve jobs was creating the ideal listening experience. he was not saying how do i sell more cds. he was saying, what is the ideal experience that listeners need? and he created itunes. that's innovation. we know this person. looks l

daniel gonzales works of the adult center in concorde.he victim is a legal adult but has the intellectual ability of a teenager. and could not consent. the victim is enrolled in the bridge program at low vista which helps with academics. gonzalez was a teacher in that program.>>> mount diablo school district sent a letter to parents informing them of gonzales arrest. it also reads once concorde pd notified of's of the investigation prior to the arrest the employee was put on a leave as a proactive measure to protect the integrity of the investigation. additional staff will be on campus tomorrow to provide support to teachers and students.>>> marijuana will be legal in california and several other states in the u.s. it is not legal in indonesia. a u.s. citizen is facing serious charges for possession. the fight for his freedom after the break.>>> dry and cool. that is where we will remain into your holiday weekend. a look at what you can expect for your bay area saturday and the extended forecast coming up. do i use a toothpaste that white

in northwest d.c., john gonzales, abc 7 news. adrianna: coming up, we're learning more about the man who brought terror to new york city. now his wife said she talked in the morning of that failed suicide bombing. find out what he said and why he was not on the radar of local authorities. plus, still burning. an update on firefight in southern california. quick check of traffic with eric smith. eric: good afternoon. a pretty quiet ride so far for the midday. taking a look the capital summer spring. a few volume spots also but everything has cleared past this spot at georgia avenue from an earlier incident, a vehicle fire. now looks like traffic flow is pretty much back to normal here. nearby inside the beltway, colesville road is back to the usual midday work zone past dale drive southbound into downtown silver spring. the right lane is blocked, eventually two right lanes. traffic is stacking up getting through this intersection. that is a pain for traffic on inbound colesville road. it shifts again on the southbound ride at spri

in burke, virginia, john gonzales, abc 7 news. adrianna: a dog video from freezing water in prince george's county, that's a 10-year-old golden retriever who fell down the embankment and was just too cold or climb out of that frigid creek. back,rs brought the dog dried them off, can't find the dogs owner, the firefighters rescued implants to adopt him. same final goodbyes to a firefighter who died battling the thomas fire. he died last thursday from smoke inhalation and burns. support was a rebel of dozens lined up to watch the funeral procession as it traveled through charred hillsides. >> was most depressing to me was the show support from citizens of ventura county who were standing here with the flag and their sons and daughters to support cori and his family. iversen isadrianna: the second person to die in this fire. it burned more than 400 square acres and destroyed at least 7050 homes. the fire is only 45% -- senator homes.s -- 750 the fire is only 45% contained. the house is afforded a vote on tuesday the seventh on the ta

. >>> we want to bring back in our panel, errol louis and nathan gonzales. secretary sarah sanders saying "the new york times" is printing lies about the president. i want to listen to the reporter who broke this story and then we will discuss on the other side. >> we stand by our sourcing. we confident that that story is true. the white house did push back very aggressively late last night and early sunday morning and sending us a note saying several of cabinets secretaries in the meeting say it didn't happen. not the meeting didn't happen but the inflammatory comments were not said, but we stand by our reporting. >> errol, your reaction to all of this. >> just so folks know what the standards are that we follow in journalism are. i've been doing this for well over 30 years now. "the new york times" sort of showed their work. they said they talked to several dozen people, something upwards of 30 people that one of the comments came from somebody who was in the meeting and another from somebody who sort of confirmed it shortly after. and a lot of the comment

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are now battling six wind fueled wild fires, thousands of residents evacuated to safety and marcy gonzales is in california with the latest. >> reporter: good afternoon firefighters in los angeles county have made progress and many evacuation have been lifted but to the north and south the fires are still growing. >> the newest fire erupting in san diego county scorching 4,000 acres in hours. >> thousands of residents evacuated at least four injured trying to escape from the flames. >> it was just crazy. >> at least 20 homes destroyed and fire crews trying to save others from the air dropping fire retardant. >> catching the family at this house off guard. >> and wind gusts are topping 50 miles per hour. >> the winds are gusting and you have embers, it's miles away but the embers are over our head right now. >> 132,000 acres scoring in ventura. and more than 400 homes and buildings there are zoied and the winds are a bit lighter and firefighters hope that can start to help them get the fires under control. >> thank you. >>> back here a 48-year-old man is charged with a hit and run death wit

i'm erika gonzales. montgomery county police say a man driving a bmw c the man on the scooter died. the driver of the bmw ran off before being arrested. darcy spencer is live in rockville with new reaction from friends of the victim tonight. darcy? >> this is the intersection where it happened. the victim had gone out to get something to eat. he never made it home. he lived less than half a mile from the crash scene. we have a photo of the victim, ross redler. this is a photo from his facebook page. he was struck and killed while riding his moped around 11:15. police say the driver who hit him initially ran away but was caught a short time later. that driver mark andrade has been charged with driving under the influence. a woman said the victim was a loving and caring person. >> this man was like a father to you. ross was a musician. he was loving, caring. i think he made you feel loved all the time. he's going to be missed. >> the family members also tell me that the victim was a bartender at a restaurant in bethesda. popular and well liked. montgomery county police say the driver

abc's marcy gonzales has the latest in this report. >> reporter: good afternoon there is a lot of work to do out here from clearing the scene which you can see they are still working on to interviewing the crew about what happened just before this crash. >> the engineer of this amtrak train that careened off the rails on monday and on to instate 5 is still hospitalized. the ntsb is waiting to question him as to why the train was going 50 miles per hour over the sped limit. he was not alone in the cabin when ac track 501 derailed in dupont, washington. and they were looking to see if that was a distraction. >> it's protocol for us to look at all of the cell phone records of all the crew members wherever there is an accident of this type. >> the ntsb says that the emergency brake was not trigger by the engineer but automatic when the train derailed and it was equipped with a system called positive train control that can automatically slow a speeding train but it was not activated. congress repeatedly delayed deadlines requiring it on major rail lines nationwide. >> the crash killed three

host: nathan gonzales, editor of "inside r politics," and an election for roll call newspaper joins usor on the 2018 election, house and senate races, now a over 10 months away from the election. we've been spending time in re

marci gonzales for abc news, venture, california. >>> and the eagles face another big game, on the west coast this afternoon, and this one, pits los angeles rams quarterback jared golf, the number one pick in the 2016 draft, against the number two pick in that draft, eagles qb, carson wentz. both teams have a lot on the line in this game, a win for the bird would clinch the nfc east and keep them at least even with the vikings for home field advantage throughout the playoffs. the rams need the win to maintain their one game lead over the seattle seahawks in the nfc west, kick off at 4:25 this afternoon. >>> and as we cheer on the eagles and their push for the playoffs we want to you share your eagles pride, with us here on "action news". just use the #six abc action on social media and we may feature your photos and videos live right here on the air. >> looking forward to seeing those pictures. >>> fortunately, eagles will not have to play in the snow but army/navy game was not as lucky. action cam was in south philadelphia as fans cleared off their cars after the big football game. the

marcy gonzales is live near the crash. >> good evening. part of the highway is still shut down.ou can see bumper to bumper traffic on i-5 as investigators work into the night investigating. >> the car dangling is part of the aftermath of the crash that killed three people and injured more than a hundred others. >> emergency, we are on the ground. >> all but one of the cars careening off of the track in washington, several crashing on to the highway below during the morning rush. >> things started tipping over and everything went dark. >> the train started to wobble for a moment, and then we were catapulted at the seats in front of us. >> chris onboard for the inaugural run of the newer faster run. after 7:30 a.m., locate motivate and 12 cars with 86 passenger and crew lunge at the curve and plunge over both sides of the overpass. >> is everybody okay? >> that is the story from duponte, washington. for our area, it was eerily reminiscent of the deadly amtrak accident may 12, 2015, amtrak 188 went off the track going into a turn at 100 miles per hour. eight people were killed and

daniel gonzales works at the adult center in concorde. investigators say he had the intellectual ability of a young teenager could not consent. the victim is enrolled in a program which help students with independent living skills and academics. gonzalez was a teacher in the program.>>> authorities are searching for the person who set fires last night. crews responded to the first fire before 10 pm and say they happen within a few blocks of each other. the cremation services is one of the buildings that caught fire. it is the third time that building has caught -- gone up in flames at the two suspicious fires earlier forced them to move locations. the owner said he is frustrated.>> i am now hearing after telling the news the other day they are doing everything they can to fire department is now starting and arson investigation. i'm outraged up until now nothing has been being done.>> to more suspicious fires were reported in the area earlier this week. they are working to figure out if those fires are connected and who is responsible.>>>

police told us that jose gonzales flores got into a crash with two cars not far from dulles airport. he ran jumped on a truck, assault add driver, all while he was naked. the incident caused widespread traffic delays. airport police eventually caught him and took him to the hospital. he will face several charges once released. >>> new reaction tonight to democratic doug jones upset win over republican roy moore in the alabama senate race, jones' victory was the first for the democratic party me decades for alabama. moore was hit with a wave of sexual misconduct allegations during the campaign, his district calls jones' win dirty politics, moore not conceded the race and demanding a recount, despite end endorsing moore he now admits he knew he would not win tweeting quote, the deck was stacked against him. this morning he added, quote, if last night's election proved anything, proved that we need to put up great republican candidates to increase the razor thin and senate. >>> minnesota lieutenant governor tina smith has made an appointment to fill al franken's u.s. senate seat. he ann

i'm erica gonzales.about the receiving end, receiving gifts and how to package them and how to get them out safely, but we're also talking about giving. the united states postal service has set up something really cool. this is the time of year, alex, a lot of people really feel motivated to do something good, to do something extra for their community, for people that may not have as good a christmas or as good a holiday as other folks. tell me about operation çsanta >> well, erika, our operation santa program is 105 years this year in operation. so it allows members of the community to help local children have and maybe their family doesn't have the means or resources -- >> right. so if you have never heard of this before, it is comparable to angel çtree. >> yes. >> this is an opportunity to maybe give back to kids in the community. do the gifts stay here? >> yes, we do them locally. we onlyç accept gifts for loca children in washington, d.c. and we make sure they're delivered in time for christmas.

estudiantes estan viviendo en sus autos, arriesgan su vida y sus seguridad, como nos dice sussana gonzalesras que se ven cada da caminando en sacramento state. muchos de ellos estudiando para sus exmenes finales, u otros difrutando de un dia soleado...mientras tanto unos 3 mil 600 silenciosamente guardan un secreto ... no tienen donde vivir.. cassandra ochoa estuidante de sacramento state yo ni tenia idea que esto estaba pasando y pues me da mucha tristesa porque muchos estudiantes latinos o cualquier otra ethinicidad, we are struggling to get a degree. viven en sus vehiuclos, en los sillones de sus amigos y hasta en las mismas calles... y si usted se pregunta donde se asean... es qui... en los baÑos de la universidad... todo con la esperanza de obtener un ttulo professional. kendra rivera es una estudiante quien ha pasado momentos dificiles, por ello le abrio las puertas a una compaÑera que se encuentra en esta situacion. kendra rivera ayuda a una estudiante necesitada le ofreci un lugar en mi apartamento, y honestamente ella me ha dado tantas gracias, y yo le dijo no te preoucpes porque

police told us that jose gonzales flores got into a crash with two cars on route 28 right near frying pan road not far from dulles airport. he took off his clothes, ran into traffic, jump odd a truck, assaulted a driver all while he was naked. the incident caused widespread traffic delays. airport police caught him, took him to the hospital and he will face several charges once he's release. >> president trump says if the bill is done by why is tax bill is done by chris americans could see credits happen by february. senate majority leader chuck suspect mere wants the bill delayed until dewing jones is sworn in in january. >> if your kids shall sick keep them home. mckinley elementary sent a letter to parents notify bug going around. after more than 100 students called out two days in a row. they disinfect shared services daily and absentee rates have since returned to normal. >> 911 dwis patchers take all kinds of calls. a few weeks ago two local parents called 911 when they release they were not going to make it to the hospital in time. so a d.c. dispatcher walked them through the d

gonzales taught through the mount diablo school district adult education department.f a young teenager. gonzales is being held on $2 million bail and was placed on administrative leave. >>> iphone users are now suing apple because of them slowing down the phones when the batteries were worn out. they say they never consented to apple to slow down the older iphones. apple insisted it is not slowing them down to get people to buy newer models. it is possible to buy a new battery for the older iphones at a cost of $70. >>> kohl's stores will stay open 24 hours until 6:00 p.m. christmas eve. toys r us will stay open around the clock until 9:00 p.m. on christmas eve. tomorrow, saturday, is expected to be one of the biggest shopping days of the year. the national retail federation says some 126 million people are expected to be out shopping. >>> along with shopping, people spreading cheer across the bay areament we will show you how one security guard for the oakland raiders is carrying on a tradition at fairy land in oakland. >>> this no doubt has something to do with the

please allow to come for the ceremony tomorrow which they could have done and that was call them gonzales as they are he will be one of those receiving the right likelihood of words there's awards take place tomorrow in stockholm ga bell is a media partner and will be giving you complete coverage of the awards right here on. what's a night a plan to rescue the slaves that is once european and african leaders gathered in ivory coast today agreed upon they are calling this an emergency measure to evacuating nearly four thousand african migrants stranded in libya it comes after shocking reports of migrants being sold into slavery in the country the african union says there could actually be as many as seven hundred thousand migrants trapped in libya some waiting for the highest bidder. french president a man on the court led the way by saying that migrants should be hauled to leave libya as quickly as possible delegates from the african and european union summit in ivory coast agreed on an action plan and a crisis meeting on the sidelines of the summit it involves increased spending and sett

during the day and then early to bed you have to be active the dark time is a very social time a lot gonzales. said that fossett healthy. it's the eighth of march the official day that the sun returns to the valley the moon is bright in the morning sky it looks like it will be a clear day like every morning mother gets on his racing bike with studded tires and judges into the valley. the sun has been shining on the hillside opposite for a few weeks but a part is a party and a dates a date at noon schoolchildren come to the village gathering place to welcome the sun it would be nice if it showed its face for the celebration and its owner but since two thousand and five the sun has always had an on this day. i find his or her head was. hitting head over to her head her head her parents weren't silver star mothers elizabeth her sister morris head the the are that it was her movie you know that they're the. this plain wooden staircase on which ten year old syria accept a prize for best son sticker plays a special role the son is visible from there if you crane your neck. the. they would go seek a

marcy gonzales is there where thousands continue to flee as firefighters battle several infernos. >> a new fire raging in los angeles along the 405, closing down part of the freeway. one of several fires in southern california today. sparking morefire than 55,000 acres so far. damaged or destroyed. 12,000 others at risk. >> it is devastating. forcing 27,000 people to evacuate. were so big. we packed up and everyone is gone. evacuated others is in l.a. county. dozens of homes, gone. ferocious santa ana winds fueling and spreading the flames, sparking a state of emergency. >> something caught the palm trees on fire. >> firefighters trying to save houses engulfed in flames. one, overcome by heat, collapsing in the street. some residents staying behind to help with the firefight. >> it is something i never wanted to see. >> to give you an idea of how unpredictable the flames are, this one destroyed. a few feet away, this one is untouched. across the burned almost to the ground. the strong winds are expected to continue for at least the next few days. weather. the we are counting down to

in northeast washington, john gonzales, abc 7 news. adrianna: brian, i like what you are wearing today, but that suit johnny g. had on, my, oh, my. is one way to describe it. i do not know if i could pull it off. johnny did. we have scattered clouds building in. one of our cooler spots to the west -- cumberland maryland, 41. we are milder in the city. we will show you the other numbers we have across the area. temperatures continue to work their way up despite the fact we have a fair amount of cloud cover. over at andrews, with the president took off, up to 50. 55 in leonardtown. fredericksburg, 55. culpeper, 53. clouds building. by later this afternoon, we make a run at the pair of fives. as we head closer toby later tht does look like some sporadic showers are likely. not just tonight, but throughout your day on saturday, mostly cloudy with scattered showers temperatures tomorrow will make a run at 60 degrees. beyond that, we dry out. temperatures dropped back as we head toward christmas eve and christmas day. two latest now on that

gonzales was a teacher at the program.trict sent letters to parents and guardians informing them the man had been arrested. the letter also said once concord pd notified us of their investigation prior to the arrest, the employee was put on leave as a proactive measure to protect the integrity of the investigation. >>> a richmond restaurant owner known for her generosity has opened her home to a domestic violence survivor from africa. paul chambers tells how the victim is putting her life back together in the bay area. >> reporter: to hear her story you would be surprised to see that 23-year-old mesi , can have a smile on her face. >> when i met her she was crying day and night. but now she has a light. >> reporter: menbere aklilu or menbe said she saw her story on facebook. mesi arrive from ethiopia two months ago . the scars are clearly visible and the pain goes beyond the beauty that most overlooked. mesi used to see this face in the mirror but that changed last year when her ex-fianci threw acid on her. >> she said whe

we go to marcy gonzales for the latest. >> firefighters here in los angeles county have made a lot of progress. many of the evacuation orders here have been lifted. the fires to the north and south are and growing. neighborhoods lit up for the flames asavaged by the lilac fire in san diego scorching 4000 acres in fewer than 12 hours spreads. >> the fire was coming right at us. you could feel the heat from the fire. >> 10,000 residents evacuated. at least four people injured trying to escape. 85 homes and other buildings damaged or destroyed. crews racing to save others, catching the family inside this house off guard. all six fires are fueled by strong santa ana winds. >> the wind is as strong as i have ever seen it. carrying-digit gusts smoldering embers, making the contain.fficult to >> when a hurricane hits, there is no stopping it. there is no stopping them. >> the damage left behind is overwhelming. the woodsnot out of yet. >> absolutely not. we need to get out there and make sure all the hotspots are taken care of. until every hotspot is out, we won't be completely out of the wo

hit-and-run, throwing an object at a moving vehie, exposure are just some of the long list of charges that gonzales flores faces tonight. as far as the obvious question, was he on something, that's what police are looking into. they don't know if drugs were involved or an emergency after the initial accident. >> maybe hypothermia? any other injuries that you know of? >> reporter: when you think of the temperatures that we're dealing with this time yesterday, we know that he had some bleeding out of his hands. one guy, you heard him there, he used his bare fists to bunch through that passenger side window. so no doubt several injuries are in repair right now. >> david culver on the scene 24 hours later, thank you. erika? >>> for the first time this evening we're hearing from the father of a bethesda teenager wooded area. the medical examiner is trying to figure out how he died. his father says he's upset with police and how they handled the case. >> reporter: a senior found dead lying in a pool of water in a wooded area near the bannocburn swim club. he was found by his father. there was a party on

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recently his agent said that his client looks forward to returning to football next .eason john gonzales, "good morning washington." larry: the lakers, retiring the kobe bryant jersey. plated 20 seasons with the lakers and for half his made the switch to 24. people saying that he's the closest anyone has seen to the great michael jordan. he's only 39, he's launching his own media company. thata: these three guys you see right here are behind bars this morning and police say it could be the break they have been waiting for in a crime spree that covers all of d.c., maryland, and virginia. here they are allegedly stealing thousands of dollars worth of phones and they maybe responsible for similar crimes in the district and alexandria. the value of the phones that expected to be upwards of $80,000. larry: an amazing rescue. check out this picture. if you zoom in closely, you can right there.e hat the image led to the rescue of missing. the all-out search began saturday when he didn't return home from a hunting trip. he said he misjudged the time and got caught up in the rough terrain. i thou

marcy gonzales joins us live now with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: sharrie the ntsbg to piece together what led to this crash. right now crews out here are making progress finally clearing the scene. this locomotive finally hauled away heading to a secured location where it and the passenger cars that careened off the tracks will be analyzed by investigators they are still waiting to question the train's engineer in the hospital about why the train was going 350 miles per hour over the speed limit when it derailed. the ntsb revealed the engineer was not alone investigators looking into whether a conductor in training with him or anything else may have been a distraction. >> distraction is one of our most wanted list priorities. >> the ntsb says that the emergency brake was not activated by the engineer but was triggered automatically when the train derailed and the new stretch of track was equipped with the safety system pct that can automatically slow a speeding train but it was not activated. congress has repeatedly delayed deadlines requiring ptc on major rail lin

san leandro last month. 23-year-old jose mendez, 21- year-old maurice moreno and 20- year-old jose gonzalesroke into a home on november 4th. the home was located on central avenue. all three men held the residents at gunpoint... including a 5- year-old boy. all three suspects are being held at the santa rita jail awaiting their next court appearance. (grant) fremont police are asking the public's help identifying a car-jacking suspect... who stole a truck from a landscaper. these are images of that suspect. police say it happened wednesday afternoon on caren street. the man asked the lanscaper for a bottle of water...then attacked the worker once he turned his back. police say the suspect found keys inside the truck and drove off with the vehicle. anyone with information is asked to call the fremont police. (grant) police in san jose arrested a second suspect who they say was involved in a murder case in october. police arrested fabian rodriguez on thursday in gilroy after a follow-up investigation. rodriguez was allegedly involved with the murder of lucas gutierrez who was found stabbed on

jose gonzales flores got into a car crash with two cars near dulles airport, ran into traffic, jumped on a truck, assaulted a driver all while he was naked. the incident caused widespread traffic delays. he will face several charges once he is re lease from the hospital. q. now to a developing story, pb s has suspended the distribution of the taffies spliel i show amid allegations. in a statement the organization said an inquiry multiple credible allegations of conduct that are inconsistent with the values and standards of pbs. an outside law firm is handling the investigation. smily has not commented on the matter. >> in the wake of the me two movement lawmakers in annapolis are making a change in the way they respond to sexual harassment complaints. the idea is to have the human resources accident put together a yearly report of cases, but keep the names of the accused a secret. maryland governor larry hogan said lawmakers and the general assembly should hold themselves accountable with the same transparency that is required in has office. one sexual harassment spokesperson we spoke

neil: director, i was thinking when you came here and i heard how this was characterized by matt gonzalest said that zarade was in possession of again and he will be sentenced at a future date. here's what i want you to react to. when gonzalez said for those whom might criticize the verdict, a number of people have commented on the case in the last couple years, referring to the attorney general, the president and vice president. let me remind them, they are themselves under investigation by a special prosecutor in washington d.c. what did he mean by that? >> you know, he's comparing apples and oranges. he's trying to lessen the injustice that occurred within his hands. this person was in the country illegally. entering this country illegally is a crime in itself. he who is convicted of seven other felonies. he should have been removed from the country. sanctuary city policies, they're a threat to the public safety. any sanctuary city policy saying we're going to protect the public safety, improves public safety, kate steinle is an example. doesn't work. threatens public safety and office

our old weather girl, roberta gonzales. [ crosstalk ] >>> thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morningosted on what's going on the east coast with former national security adviser michael flynn. >>> good morning. it's friday, december 1st, 2017. welcome to cbs this morning. the republican tax plan stalled in the senate. deficit hawks fear the bill will send the national debt soaring. and cbs news confirms the administration has a plan to replace the secretary of state. could be an awkward lunch at the white house today when the president dines with rex tillerson. >>> a mexican man deported five times is cleared of murderi 32-year-old san francisco woman. this morning, the president calls the verdict a complete travesty of justice. >>> plus, we'll hear from the florida mother who is desperate for answers after her daughter disappre