laticia gonzales is talking about her son, 24-year-old ricardo claud vasquez.laticia gonzales, victim's mother"and somebody shot him right there at mellis park. and they're still out there."modesto police say it started when vasquez got into some sort of fight with another man.the other man left, but shortly returned in a mini-van... pulled a gun and shot vasquez... before taking off.vasquez's family says he was not part of any gang... and while they don't know all the details... they say he was at that park protecting a female cousin of his.taft tinnin, family friend"he wasn't in the streets, that's what i'm saying. he has a home, you know. he has no reason. he's a good man, he takes care of his kids."a 3-year-old daughter and a 2-year-old son, whose father was taken.gonzales says people in modesto know who the shooter is, and where he is. she hopes they come forward. laticia gonzales, victim's mother"i need the community's help to bring some justice in this. because my son didn't deserve to go like that."vidan vasquez, victim's grandfather "we had a lot of fun, he was very active when

ron gonzales: thank you for the invitation, robert. it's always good to talk to an old neighborhood friend. robert: a fellow jet. ron: a fellow jet, yeah, though i was just a few years ahead of you. robert: that's right. well, first of all, let's talk a little bit about the hispanic foundation. i mean, because again we were talking about it's on "asian pacific america," but we both know that there are a lot of common links and threads to both communities, right? ron: absolutely, absolutely. the hispanic foundation of silicon valley this year in 2018, i still can't believe i'm saying 2018, but we're now in our 29th year of operation. so, by nonprofit standards and particularly in this valley, who's, you know, seen so many ups and downs in terms of the economy, that's a pretty good--pretty good legacy to have in terms of 28 years of serving the hispanic community and other communities that call silicon valley their homes. robert: yeah. i mean, it's because of the work maybe in public schools, et cetera that make all those common links, r

banner eddie asombrados y sin palabras, se encuentran estos padres al enterarse que paul gonzales deexual de menores uno tiene tambin niÑos que vienen meter a los hijos en un deporte confianza que ahora se tambalea en esta comunidad ya que durante los ultimos 10 aÑos, gonzales trabajo como entrenador principal del club de boxeo "eddie heredia" en el este de los angeles lo cual hace creer a las autoridades, que podrian haber mas victimas. eddie villanueva - trabaja en el gimnasio all around a good guy, olympic gold medalist, people look up to him este otro entrenador, conoce al arrestado y afirma estar sorprendido de las acusaciones dice que gonzales es una buena persona, quien tambien gano una medalla de oro en las olimpiadas de 1984 aqu en los angeles como boxeador. todos los das veo aqu a niÑos, corriendo, haciendo ejercicio, ninas y niÑos, pues uno se pone en shock.. el acusado enfrenta 8 cargos criminales, de los cuales-4 son por actos lascivos contra menores. proxima aparicion en corte, 18 de enero. -- el crudo invierno que golpea el este del pais ha provocado cancelaciones de c

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.

gonzales: good morning, everyone. and thef of myself mayor of salt lake city, i want to brief you on our group's work. the alliance racist a noble future is a joint effort between the u.s. conference of mayors for climate and energy solutions. we are joined today by the , former epa deputy administrator. the alliance brings together businesses to find ways that we can work together to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote sustainability. in the year and a half that we have been around, we have held two events and published two bestys and published a practice report. in our survey, we asked cities about their policies and programs regarding green buildings, both new and existing. green vehicle purchases. and city commitment to invest in low carbon resources. we took the detailed responses and today we are making them available on our website. now findy staff can out what other large, medium, and small cities are doing in these areas along with details about those policies and programs. we have also published a be

marcy gonzales is live in burbank one of the areas impacted by the mudslides, you have the latest from there? >> reporter: right rick, this is just a part of the cleanup effort ongoing here in los angeles county. while up in santa barbara county the focus remains much more urgent. >> search teams are back out trucking through the thick mud. desperately searching for survivors after the powerful mudslides here in southern california. >> oh my god mom. >> the fast moving flow of mud came surging. >> came into his home. >> wake dad up. >> the family stuck in thigh high mud for an hour and a half finally managing to escape. i turned and apologized to my folks because i did not force them to evacuate. it was an emotional moment. >> the death toll in this community rises. >> i know people personally already who have died. >> and continue searching. >> i am searching with all of my heart. >> he learned that his mother rebecca is among the at least 17 killed in the mudslides and eight others reported missing their neighborhoods filled with debris reaching the second story in some cases and the

paola gonzales y su esposo al enterrase trataron de comunicarse con su hijo quien les dijo lo que habae estudiante 46;42" "me dijo: mamá yo iba atrás de la niña cuando le dispararon en el cuello y en el pecho pero mas no se" sot: charles edge / sheriff condado ellis 11:57" "that subject has been apprehended and has been taking into custody" el sospechoso huyo de la escena pero fue arrestado a pocos metros de la cafetería dijeron las autoridades, el arma también fue recuperada, el superintendente escolar dijo que esta tragedia sacudió a esta comunidad. edgar rodriguez estuvo presente durante el incidente l nos coment como se form el caos despus de los disparos con estudiantes gritando y tratando de huir de la cafetera, dice que por un momento temi por su vida. sot: edgar roidruguez / testigo 48:04" "pensé que cuando terminara con la muchacha iba disparar a todos pero... yo ahí asustado con mi mente en blanco, estaba pensando en mi vida, me fui para enfrente y me fui" sot: lee geoffrey / superintendente escolar 13:23" "tomorrow we will having school has schedule" manan tendremos clases n

gonzales enters with his son. hello, how are you? , nin, mr. gonzales. nice to meet you. well, mr. himes, i want to let you know that my son just graduated from lindsay high school two days ago. oh, great. how exciting. what's the plan now? he says that's wanted to talk to you about. he says come on, sit down. what's going on? he says, mr. hammons, my son has a a high school diploma from lindsay high school in his hands. could you give me that newspaper up there on the shelf? mr. hammons reaches back, gives the newspaper to mr. gonzales. mr. gonzales puts it in front of the san francisco head, 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 which is said that and begins to cry and says, dad, you know i don't know how to read. that was a real lindsay learner, and there are 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 who are getting a high school diploma that makes them feel like

miss gonzales best of luck and well deserved.e it. >> we talk about teens, so crazy you don't think they typically have that discipline at that young age. especially to go to that kind of elite level she's going to be head to go especially given that she's wheelchair bound, too. pretty awesome. >> what an example. >> yes. indeed. >> thank you meisha. >> you're welcome. >> welcome back. eagles are head to the nfc title game and they're under dogs again. >> but the birds continue to embrace their under dog status. eagles lane johnson and chris long wore dog mask after saturday's win at the linc fans loved it and eagles officials are now encouraging fans to go to the dogs. >> let's go. eagles tweeted this morning, dog gone it, you better believe dog masks will be allowed at lincoln financial field this weekend. just make sure to take them off when you go through security. hash tag fly eagles fly. >> or bark eagles bark. >> yes. >> trotting down the road to victory. >> there it is. [ laughter ] >> that's "eyewitness news" at noon. i'

if you find yourself with a big credit card bill what should you do wallet hub's jill gonzales, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> americans are nearing a all-time record for credit card debt what do you think this is? is this a sign of consumer confidence is it a good thing does it mean wear are all getting over our heads at this point? >> the trillion-dollar mark in terms of debt is not a good thing. yes, we have a lot of consumer confidence obviously the economy is in much better shape than it was pre-recession, but these spending levels are reaching the unsustainable heights that they were in q4 of 2007 something's got to give. >> where were we then, where are we now, how do you break this down looking at the whole amount, per capita >> the whole amount, $980 billion in q4 2007 now the trillion-dollar mark for the first time ever. that's collectively. per household back then, around $8,400 now we're at the $8,600 mark we've already seen the delinquency rates start to creep up at the end of 2017. >> what does this tell us, and how can we address it, i guess the other

and karen gonzales is an actress on the movie, and you play the mom of cecy. karen gonzales: yes.mian: well, welcome back to the show. you've been here before. tell--we're going to show the trailer, but tell us first about cecy. this is a tragedy that happened here in richmond. jay lopez: so, this happened 24 years ago in richmond, and it was huge. and we didn't-- damian: i mean, we all covered it extensively, the news did, because it was that young girl--well, you know what? let's--why don't we have the trailer, have it show, and we'll talk on the other side? ♪ home girls kicking it, ♪ getting ready for the party, ♪ ♪ looking real fit. ♪ what's up, this for y'all. ♪ getting ready for the-- cecy: dear diary, today is a special day. i'm finally 15 years old, and i'm having my quinceañera. i guess this is a milestone in my life, where i'm finally becoming a young woman. to be honest, i'm scared, nervous, but excited for what the future is going to bring, so let this journey begin. ♪ ♪ ♪ damian: i see you getting the chills. it's giving--it gives me the chills when i see that. what h

just think of jonathan gonzales clues. he is a college student at connecticut state university and have the privilege of meeting him in december. his story has stuck with me. his story haunts me when i think of the moral imperils of this nation. to pass the d.r.e.a.m. act. jonathan was born in mexico. he came to this country when he was just four years old. the united states is home for him. it is the only country that he has ever known. and he received a full scholarship to attend southern connecticut state university and he is set to graduate this spring with a degree. in fact, an honors degree in economics and math. his dream is to attend law school. but due to the uncertainty surrounding daca, he is decided to delay applying. knowing that he will be unable to receive scholarships without his daca status. he could attend but cannot pay for it. with scholarships unless he has that daca status. jonathan first became compelled to speak up and tell his story after his father was deported. and they were unable to even say go

marcy gonzales, abc news. >>> new details on a story we brought you earlier on abc 7 news at 6:00. we first reported that a train in a accident was unoccupied. that's because the man was able to pull the driver from the prius just moments before the impact. the tracks have since been cleared. >>> there's been another sea lion attack. she was swimming in aquatic park when she was bit on the knee. abc 7 news reporter spoke with two other swimmers, including a former paramedic who helped rescue chan. >> the rowing club is no stranger to sea lion attacks, as many of its members have suffered sea lion bites includinging chan as she was swimming around 7:00 this morning. >> i started swimming with her and said do you wante to pull you backing to the beach and she said no, i can't kick because the sea lion bit me on my knee. >> and we all just gather round and swam back with her. >> duncan relied on expertise to help with chan. >> i was a paramedic with the department of public health. >> reporter: the womenoved chan to the sana and applied pressure to her wound. >> she was more shook up

marcy gonzales joins us with the latest this evening. >> reporter: rick, while communities here in loscleaning up the focus in santa barbara county is on the urgent effort led by 500 first responders and volunteers. k-9s collecting through the thick muck and desperately looking for survivors in southern california. >> i have lived through fires and earthquakes, i have never seen anything like that it's devastating. >> this triggered gas line explosions that sent the white family scrambling to safety. >> we left the house we were not scared of the flood we thought it was the fire. >> but the fast rushing mud strarnded them in a park until they were rescued by helicopter. >> oh my god mom! >> marco reporting as the mud surged town his street and into his home. >> wake dad up! >> the family stuck in thigh high mud until they were rescued. >> i turned and pop guised to my folks because i did not force them to evacuation. >> emotions are high with 17 people in the community now confirmed dead. >> i know people already personally would have died. after days of searching -- >> i'm fighting wi

raoul gonzales was last seen walking down the street in his pajamas.ight on a possible cause of death. >> the death of one of the richest couples is being investigated as a homicide. honey and barry sherman were found dead in their $7 million toronto mansion back in december. six weeks of investigation led them to the murder cop conclusion. >> they had ligature marks on their wrists suggesting they were tied up before they were killed. a 17-year-old has been charged with the fatal killing of a 16-year-old last night on the unit block of woodrow avenue. 911 operators received a call that a child fell down the stairs. another person got on the phone and said there was a shooting. when police arrived, they found a 16-year-old with a gunshot to the head. the 17-year-old faces charge of manslaughter. >> a double shooting outside the bar in the strawberry mansion section of if i would. it happened on north 27th and sergeant street. more than two dozen shots were fired. one man was shot in the back. he remains in critical condition. a second man was shot in t

gonzales. mr. gonzales puts it in front of his son and settle had, read this newspaper for mr. hammons. the new principal. 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. in the further content 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 seen how do i sell more is tvs. he was saying what is the ideal experience that listeners need and he created hijinks. i was an ovation. we know this person. jeff pesos. what is the ideal reading experience. we used to buy our books here and now it's not just books. but now i shop for everything because it is the ideal reading experience, the ideal shopping experience. everybody knows these folks. i see a few starbucks. cops on the tables out there. it wasn't about making better coffee or more coffee. it was creating the ideal coffee experience. what have we done inland sea? we took some of the things inside what is the egg yield learni

alberto gonzales, thank you very much. it was great to get your expertise on this. >> thank you, alisyn. >>> the trump administration removing florida from its planned expansion of offshore drilling. why not other states? that's next. looks like i need a fork! oh no. (giggles) birds eye veggie made. so veggie good. you feel better. introducing tommie copper's all new shoulder centric posture shirt. they're biggest breakthrough yet. advanced engineering promotes healthy posture and relief for achy shoulders and back. visit tommiecopper.com to see the entire line of wearable wellness compression. they have you covered from head to toe. go to tommiecopper.com right now and find out how you can save 25% on your first purchase, plus first shipping. life hurts, feel better. what is this? when we love someone, we want to do right by them. but some things we can't control like snoring. (snoring) introducing theravent anti-snore strips. clinically shown to reduce snoring. theravent. the answer is right under your nose. clinically s

former attorney general alberto gonzales with his thoughts next. according to the "new york times" he backed off after don mcgann threatened to quit rather than carry out the order. is this obstruction of justice? we discuss with former counsel to george w. bush, alberto justice, dean of belmont university college of law and author of "true faith and allegiance a story of sacrifice in war and peace" dean gonzalez, thanks for being here. >> good morning. >> giving an order to fire robert mueller, is that obstruction of justice? >> first of all, there's so much here, alisyn, i don't know how much of this is true. i don't know whether or not president trump actually gave an order. >> let me just tell you that you and the viewers understand cnn has confirmed the story. the "new york times" has multiple sources on this. so highly legitimate outlets with legitimate sources said have said this. >> let's just assume what's being reported is actually true. as to whether or not there is obstruction of justice, i would have to know the motivation be haoeupb b

highs: 25-30 winds: nw 10-20 g 30+ mph coming up -- john gonzales with why some facing charges -- johnnyot in the back -- and paralyzed. adrianna hopkins has details from the live desk. 19-year-old "larry aaron the third" had everything going for him. a football scholarship at marshall, good grades, and a loving family. he was home in columbia, maryland over the holiday break, when he decided to go to a house party he saw advertised on social media. and that's when things took a turn. that bullet lodged in his spinal cord. and surgeons can't of doing more damage. that leaves aaron, a lifelong athlete, permanently paralyzed, from the waist down. police are trying to find out who fired the shots, but there were more than a hundred people at the party, many of them from out of state. a go-fund-me page has been created to help with aaron's recovery. police say -- there could be charges against the homeowners -- who were not there at the time of the shooting. right now -- five firefighters are facing charges after a teenager accuses them of a grisly sexual assault. but they're not charged wit

let's discuss with former attorney general alberto gonzales author of "true faith and allegiance."in war and peace. true faith and allegiance. boy, do we need that right now. >> it certainly seems to be so. the problems at the bureau in particular really trouble me. anyone who has ever worked at the department of justice is pained by these stories, whether true or on not. i don't know which is worse, that the stories are true or not true. it has been disappointing to me. and i think it's really a disservice to the many, many men and women who work at the depant of justice and doing a great job. it is important for people to keep in mind that a lot of stuff is innuendo. there are claims. we don't know how much is true. >> the irony that -- let's play it. let's play what ron johnson said to bret baier. >> the corruption at the highest levels of the fbi. and the secret society, we have an informant talking about a group holding secret meetings off site. there's so much smoke, so much suspicion -- >> let's stop there. secret meetings off site. >> that's correct. >> and you have an info

. >> thank you, chief gonzales. oh, let's see. chief ali, is there something you wanted to add? >> no. i just wanted to make sure i answered all the questions you needed. >> for the moment, thank you. >> okay. >> okay. let's see...mr. corso there was one other thing. so on this sheet, again. >> yes. >> these are based on basically add-backs, are they not? >> they are items that have been determined to be additional needs for the department currently not incorporated into the budget. this is the sheet from last year that's kind of a working point for the budget committee now, so we're revising this, but this is similar in line to what has been done in the past as far as previous needs assessment and items that have been identified as priorities for funding. >> and you sit on the budget committee? >> correct. >> okay. who else is on the budget committee? >> president cleaveland and vice president nakajo. >> you meant the department's budget committee. >> yes. >> okay. thank you. and the overall budget committee? >> the board of supervisors committee? that budget and finance. >> i

among the new volunteers, jose lebron, a retired air force veteran from san antonio, and lysette gonzales, a cleveland police officer. >> i saw his post and contacted his wife and said how can i get involved? >> reporter: together they're traveling through the mountains, bringing food, water filters, and medical care to lines of people still waiting for help. 70-year-old israel ortiz strums his guitar to dull the pain. diabetic and bedridden in sweltering temperatures. >> reporter: why do you do this? >> i don't think that i could look myself in the mirror and know that i walked away from people here. >> reporter: it's incredible how much a donated generator can mean when a man realizes he has power and the fan for the first time in four months. on this island, amid the heartbreak, there are reasons to celebrate. >> you just feel a joy in your heart that you potentially saved their life. to be a part of that is incredible, incredible. >> reporter: gabe gutierrez, nbc news, puerto rico. >>> still ahead tonight, inside america's new boomtowns fueled by our insatiable appetite for online sho

---susanna gonzales nos explica este caso....nna el procurador general del estado xavier becerra declaro hoy que engaÑar al estado de california no es una buen estrategia de negocio. se refirio a la compaÑia de energia british petrolum quien desde marzo del 2003 hasta agosto del 2012 le cobro extra al estado por el uso de su servicio de gas natural. xavier becerra procurador general de california queremos dar a saber que cualquier compaÑia que queria hacer negocio con nuestro estado que lo tiene que ser bajo la ley. la investigacion comenzo cuando un empleado de british petroleum, reporto al departamento de justicia confidencialment e las irregularidades... una investigacion exhaustiva en la que se requirieron varios archivos, un grupo de expertos y la palabra de varios testigos. algo bien dificil y por eso a veces compaÑias tratan de abusar porque saben bien que es muy dificil de comprobar un caso como este. durante este tiempo se realizaron 3 contratos, energia que beneficiaba edificios gubernamentales y hasta escuelas...por lo

. >> reporter: diana barron gonzales says her best friend, maria paniagua, caught the flu while seven months pregnant. doctors revived paniagua, a mother of four, in san jose, california, california, but couldn't save her baby girl. this flu season is already the most widespread on record, according to data from the centers for disease control and prevention. and it may be yet to peak, says dr. daniel jernigan, director of the c.d.c.'s influenza division. >> and while parts of the country may be seeing the flu activity actually going down, it still remains high for a lot of u.s. >> reporter: this season, baby boomers have been hit nearly as hard as the elderly, and even harder than the very young. >> vaccination coverage is not as high in that group. >> reporter: experts say if you have to call out sick, consider calling in to a doctor. >> i had probably 102.6 fever, so even leaving the house, in my opinion, was just not an option. >> reporter: dana castine used livehealth online, one of several apps allowing virtual doctor visits. it goot her on the path to wellness without knocking

marcy gonzales is live now in burbank with the latest on the situation there. >> reporter: sara the rain has finally cleared but this mud is going nowhere making for another challenging day of searches. a desperate, difficult effort through thick mud. >> the mud is so deep -- >> to find the two dozen people still missing in southern california. >> my mom i'm fighting with all of my heart to find her. i can't focus on the fact she is most likely dead out here. >> an emotional and unsuccessful search for robert's mother who disappeared when heavy rain unleashed massive mudslides. >> it sounds like a hurricane or freight train. >> after the largest wild fire destroyed vegetation and anything to stop the flow of this fast moving mud and debris and has killed at least 15 people in santa barbara county. >> we couldn't get out in time. multimillion-dollar mansions covered in mud and only the chimneys could be seen. >> it looks like a world war 1 battlefield. >> how deep the mud is and oprah sharing this video of her backyard. >> some signs of hop the coast guard rescuing this family of five and

johnny gonzales miranda acts as so many helping guests choose the right lines.stops ones from all over the world. for me wine is more than a drink it's culture it's the landscape. it's part of a region you don't know but when you close your eyes you think. yeah i know what direction this comes from it's part of the it's just. the two trains found a suitable place with a guest of the korean peninsula current district. at first to quote was only open in the evenings but now it also has a lunch menu. where you. sort of. well i wonder if dr fish in manet's would go with cricket bread yes your me correctly cricket bread one hundred company in finland is baking bread that contains a dried crickets eating insects is of course a delicacy in other parts of the world but in finland such consumption was only legalised last year well regardless i think it's fair to say that eating insects is definitely an acquired taste. it might not look at the tyson but chocolate glazed grasshopper is actually a nutritionist dessert and here's another example from finland how you can enri

the day and then early to bed you have to be active the dog time is a very social time as a lot gonzales. said that puts it 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 been on this day. i heard his or her head was. hitler's heavy heavy her hit her head her hair and her silver star mothers elizabeth her sister margaret was head on the floor of the tent it was her movie you know her. 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. there you know and this i

here's roberta gonzales president trump delivers his first state of the union address tonight . >>> a look at backup from that accident and this is

gonzales will appeal. he is still not a free man. he faces federal charges for being an illegal alien and possession of a firearm. >> we are going to ascertain whether or not there was collusion between the federal authorities and the state authorities. and if so we can bring a motion to dismiss on double jeopardy grounds.>> reporter: the same defense attorney will represent him in the federal case.>> shame on the federal government. shame on the trump administration. shame on them in terms of bringing a retaliatory vindictive prosecution.>> reporter: his defense attorney says when the verdict came in jeff sessions and others were already talking about what they were going to do as they did not agree with the jury. >> we will charge him with illegal reentry. we will do this and that. that has all the hallmarks of a vindictive prosecution.>> reporter: he will be on parole for 48 months. he was in -- he is in san francisco jail but will be turned over to marshall's >>>>> california lottery mega millions drawing tonight. we will have th

here's roberta gonzales president trump delivers his first state of the union address tonight . >>> a live look at backup from that accident and this is in san lorenzo off the 238 looking at just under a 20 minute commute. give yourself a good extra ten minutes getting out the door if that's part of your commute. over along 580, a580 approach making your way toward the bay bridge. things moving right at the limit and the east shore freeway and folks making way towards the maze and travel times in the green and toll plaza and metering lights on and see the backup over at the maze extending onto 880, 580, and interstate 80 approach and we've got slow stop go ride heading into san francisco. in the red, 23 minute travel time. check traffic on the forecast. >>> good morning, everybody. i know tomorrow is the big lunar trifecta we're waiting for. there's a picture of the douglas posted from redwood. our camera giving a very impressive view at this hour and you get to higher elevations and great view and fog out there in some spots and for tomorrow morning, the lunar trifecta. no cloud cove

marcy gonzales has the latest. >> the rain has left and that say benefit for crews searching around theestroyed or damaged looking for surviv survivors. >> a desperate mission looking for people missing including these two sisters. >> my mom i'm fighting with all my heart to find her. >> dozens of people pulled to safety by helicopter including this family of five. at least 15 people were killed including the head master of a catholic school in venturventur. they were swept from the home and she was later rescued. >> this ongoing disaster follows the large effort wild fire in history that wiped out vegetation that could have topped the boulders and debris and that onslaught ripping homes from their foundations and burying multimillion-dollar mansions so deep in places only the chimneys are visible. >> my neighbor's house is devastated. >> oprah winfrey posting this on instagram. hundreds are people are still stranded and the mudslide taking out the reservoir leaving residents with no drivening water and no electricity. >> that water service may not be restored for months meaning the ent

abc's macy gonzales is in burbank with the very latest. macy: effort through thick mud to find the two dozen people still missing in southern california. >> my mom, and i am fighting with all my heart to find her. macy: an emotional and so far unsuccessful search for his who disappeared one heavy rain unleashed massive mudslides. >> senate like a hurricane or freight train coming through. macy: this is the same area still recovering from the thomas fire, the largest inferno in california history destroyed vegetation and anything that can stop the flow of the fast-moving mud and debris. it has now killed at least 15 people in santa barbara county. multimillion dollar mansions left buried so deep in places only chimneys are visible. homes ripped from their foundations. >> it looks like it will more one battlefield -- it looks like a world war i battlefield. macy: ellen this. opera sharing this video of her backyard. some signs of hope. the coast guard rescuing this family of five. a 14-year-old recovering in the hospital after being pulled f

google's javier gonzales politely accepted the letter but offered nocomment on it's contents, which included that google commit to setting aside 25 percent of any housing it might build in san jose,as affordable to the people who live there now. "...i know that when google comes to downtown san jose that my rent is going to go up and i will have to move out..." chava bustamante/latinos united for america"....google is welcome in san jose but it is going to have to be a good neighbor...."the activists are likewise calling on the city of san jose to drive ahard bargain with google, whose plans are said to include building some 6 million square feet of office space where some 20,000 people might one day be working. in mountain view rob fladeboe kron 4 news ( robin ) in the east bay: a man in custody, was found dead yesterday morning at the martinez detention facility. that inmate has been identified as james cooper from vallejo. he was just booked into the jail last week on charges of domestic violence. a correctional deputy conducting room checks ... noticed that cooper was unresponsive in his

a 29-year-old woman weighed just 82 pounds be marcy gonzales joins us live with more on this shocking case. >> reporter: rick, the alligations are absolutely sickening on top of the physical and emotional abuse, the children were so cut off from the world they didn't know what medicine or police officers were. the parents were just arraigned pleading not guilty to all charges. >> horrific new details on how prosecutors say these parents held their 13 children captive starving and severely abusing all but the youngest for years. >> this is depraved conduct facing 12 counts of torture and brutality that began sometime in 2010. the parents at one point leave ago part from the children and dropping off food from time to time. >> the house left in absolute filth this from the new homeowner. >> the severe neglect intensified overtime and the children were only allowed to shower once a year and were beaten and strangled and locked in rooms and chained to their own beds sometimes for months as a time sometimes for punishment. >> one reason for punishment if the the children were found to wash

daniel gonzales was already in custody. sister's boyfriend in november. he faces a murder charge after the victim 65-year-old rudolph espinoza died from his injuries. he is being held on $1 million bail. police have not disclosed a motive.>>> city of oakland launching a new program to encourage people to rent to low income families.>> i know so many oakland acres want to do their share. to help alleviate homelessness housing and security and the cost of living crisis that is just tearing at our families and individuals.>> the city is offering a $500 bonus to those who rent to section 8 tenants. they will provide interest free loans for repairs and upgrades. for property owners who are already renting to section 8 they are offering two months of paid rent while a unit is vacant.>> we need you all to step up and help stop the exodus. out of oakland. we need you to help us maintain the diversity.>> the city says there are 170 families looking for section 8 housing. since 2013 oakland says more than 1000 property owners have st

google's javier gonzales politely accepted the letter but offered nocomment on it's contents, which includedle commit to setting aside 25 percent of any housing it might build in san jose,as affordable to the people who live there now. "...i know that when google comes to downtown san jose that my rent is going to go up and i will have to move out..." chava bustamante/latinos united for america"....google is welcome in san jose but it is going to have to be a good neighbor...."the activists are likewise calling on the city of dan calling on the city of dan jose to drive ahard bargain with google, whose plans are said to include building some 6 million square feet of office space where some 20,000 people might one day be working. in mountain view rob fladeboe kron 4 news (pam) mayors from across the country .... today boycotted a white house meeting with president trump....(steve) they're upset about the fact that the justice department is increasing the pressure on sanctuary cities.... grant lodes is here with the latest.. (grant) some of the mayors in question had planned to go to that whit

>> martha: trace, thank you very much for joining me now, javier gonzales, the mayor of santa fe, who says he will be by the justice department order. mayor, thank you, good debut here. did you decide not to attend today? what was your stance? >> it was disingenuous for the president to call this meeting to talk about investing in our infrastructure, helping us rebuild our economies of the local level then come out with our threat from the department of justice that really has no merit to it. of course i didn't want to participate, nor do i think we should until they are ready to be honest about working with local governments. >> martha: you're calling it a threat. i think they are calling it the federal law, whether or not your city is upholding federal law. as he heard the president put it there, he talked about putting the needs or wants or desires of illegal immigrants ahead of american citizens. what do you say to that? how do you respond to that? why is that okay? >> first, the president is wrong about the citizens. our first mandate is to keep the city safe. the president doesn

there was a woman, named alice gonzales, living in a part station, 63-year-old filipino woman who had been living in the bart station in front of the burger king for three years. with all of her stuff in a chair, in the rain, that's how she slept every single day. and it was not until we started drawing attention and calling barbara garcia and deb and getting every city's department involved until an intern in my office, anne gallagher, befriended her and works with her that we have got her inside. there are people who are half naked talking to themselves in crisis every single day. and we have just got to do more. and so the reason that i am calling this hearing is because i want the bart management, i want the department of public health, i want the department of public works, i want the crisis management, i want the environmental house and the department of homelessness and supportive housing to come and say how they are going to make a difference and a change, not just in the bart plaza, because we know it's not limited to this bart plaza. we need this type of attention all over t

just as in gonzales-lopez. it was structural air. -- error. second, the notion of what mr. mccoy was asking for was not that his lawyer not stand up and admit he was guilty but that he insisted on putting on an alibi defense was disputed by the record. this was during an argument six must be for the trial. the argument was all about subpoenas. mccoy's had to be enforced or not and whether mr. english should be supporting him. court, i amlls the not asking him to validate any theory. there was a dispute about whether mr. english was in fact investigating his alibi defense if there ever were a subsequent hearing about that that would be tested. this was flat out a case in which the judge was told as soon as this issue arose, twice on believe i have an ethical duty to save my client's life in the client telling the judge, i do not want my lawyer admitting i am guilty. that is structural error. number two, justice breyer. this was absolutely an admission of guilt on the charged client at opening and closing. i. english got up and said, am telling you he is guilty of second-degr