county district attorney's office, 44-year-old gonzales has two bench warrants out for his arrest aftert for petty theft and driving without a valid license. records show he's already been to jail several times for misdemeanor arrests.one of the women says the restaurant was nice enough to comp gonzales' meal. she just had to pay for his glass of wine. tt ;19 coming upthere you go your wallet . your wallet is in the center console it's tourist season in the city by the bay which means for the bad guys the mall has just opened up two backpacks. i'll take you to a popular spot for tourist and burglars ... in the next edition of people behaving badly (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. (ken)new at ten:to celebrate bike to work day.. rides on any ford go-bike and new popular e-bikes will be free thursday.(pam) this includes rides in san francisco... oakland... berkeley... emeryville... and san jose. riders can download and open the ford go-bike app to recieve a free access pass... which is normally ten dollars. (ken) the access pass allows unlimited 30 m

deputy chief mark gonzales. my operations report we had one greater alarm during this period. third alarm april 21st, struck at 2146 hours, 1806 a three story there were a few injuries and unfortunately a civilian fatality, the incident commander chief burke [please stand by for captioner switch...] .

is there any public comment on chiechief gonzales' report? seeing then, public comments close. >> commissioner veronese: morning cheap. i noticed that the quick response vehicles have started. is there any preliminary input, in your opinion on how successful that program is? >> president cleaveland: right now we do not have enough data to give comprehensive answers to that but i can tell you that i have spoken to the captains at some of our busier companies in that area, it has had an impact on their vehicles and giving them a little bit of rest i would say when they need it. as you know some of those engines go down to 40 or 50 runs a day which is way too much for those vehicles. a lot of those calls could be taken care of by the q.r.v. i'm getting that type of response, but we are going to be gathering as much data as we can and we also want them to work maybe in conjunction with ems six in that area. we will have the data available after another month or two. and then i can add it to this report. >> commissioner veronese: i noticed that on

who cannot speak for himself or marie gonzales.and i will be there beside you. thank you. [applause] >> commencement speeches all this week in prime time. tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern, "me too" movement founder, clarence thomas, starbucks coo roslyn gates and nikki haley. wednesday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, hillary clinton, rex tillerson, james mattis and canadian prime minister justin trudeau. thursday at 8:00 p.m., apple ceo tim cook, governor john kasich, governor kate brown, and congressman gutierrez. on friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, jimmy carter, betsy devos, representative mark meadows and atlanta mayor. this week in prime time, on c-span and c-span.org and on the free c-span radio app. this morning on c-span "washington journal", jeff weaver, bernie sanders 2016 campaign manager said the vermont senator is considering a run for the presidency in 2020. here's a look. >> will voters get another chance to vote for bernie sanders and 2020. >> motors in vermont will coming up in november. nationally, he is considering another run for

appreciate it after it hit a long week last week and deputy chief gonzales was there last week as well. it's all about teamwork. as you know we have 24 hour schedules and i appreciate everyone jumping in as they need to and everyone certainly helps out and participates and that is very much appreciated. the following day, so it was a busy weekend, a lot of weekend event. the cherl cherry blossom parades enjoyable. appreciate the participation of commissioner covington appreciate your participation as well. that was a fun event and always appreciated. thanks to the command staff for attending and. s afirefighters aswell. finally, this week i participated, we have a delegation from cork, ireland in town and there was a gathering here at city hall on monday as well as lgbt signing with san francisco and cork city related to lgbt initiatives that i attended because i thought it would be probability and brought ms. scalin with me for that. that concludes any activity since the last meeting. >> president cleaveland: thank you. any questions for the chief? commissioner covington? >> commissio

we'll refer to her as michelle.she soon found out why paul gonzales wanted to have dinner after meeting dating app. she didn't want to be identified but wanted to spread the word that the "dine-and-dash dater" just did it to her at smitty's bar and grill in pasadena."he ordered a salad with shrimp, a filet mignon, yes, he went all out," michelle said.as he washed down the main course with two cups of coffee, michelle said gonzales told her he was worried because his aunt is very sick."all of a sudden he's all, 'oh, my phone's dying and i'm waiting on the call from my mom about my aunt. i'm going to go to the car to get my charger.' and then my first comment to him when he got up was, 'oh what, you're not coming back," she explained.after 10 minutes, michelle realized he wasn't. she was stuck with the $130 bill and paid it."i didn't mention it to the restaurant, nothing. i think i was more embarrassed, my pride was just like, you know, i felt dumb," michelle said.at the time, michelle had no idea gonzales has been accused of the same routine, rather routinely - for years now. he did the

this time they were met by dozens of settlers and soldiers who had rushed to gonzales to and theirir rights freedom. the brave texans raised the flag for all to see. you know what it said, on the banner, they painted a canon along with forwards that i could -- along with four words that echoed through the ages and it said come and take it. [applause] >> usa. usa. texans those early americans will never surrender. ,never ever ever, we will never, ever surrender. we will never give up our freedom. americans are born free. we will live free and we will die free. [applause] so again, it is a great honor. very special people. we appreciate your support. i'm doing the right thing. doing it for you, but i'm doing the right thing. we are doing the right thing together. [applause] i want to thank again all of our friends and patriots from the nra. we will never fail and we will always protect your second amendment. thank you, god bless you, and god bless america. thank you all. [applause] >> you can watch president trump's remarks again at the national rifle association in dallas tonight at 9

in 1835, soldiers from santa ana's army marched into texas town of gonzales and ordered those settlers to surrender their strong cannons they relied on to protect their lives and their homes. the texans refused. >> [applause] president trump: they were not about to give up their only means of self-defense. in response, santa ana's army returned with a large group of additional people. they had men all over the place. the army was big. this time they were met by dozens of settlers, soldiers, and ordinary citizens who had marched to gonzales to defend their right of freedom. as santa ana's men watched from a distance, those brave texans raised the flag for all to see. and you know what it said, on the baner, they painted a cannon with four words that said "come and take it." >> [applause] >> [changting "u.s.a!"] president trump: like those early texans, americans will never surrender. we will never, ever surrender. we will never give up our freedom. americans are born free. we will live free and we will die free. >> [applause] president trump: so again, it is a great honor to be with you

and legal and this action will turn it back and that is not an action is wanting to go into gilda gonzales with planned parenthood of northern california says these federal funds pay for services other than abortion she says the administrations attempt to cutting funding is no surprise and if it happens it will have its greatest impact on those most in need.sota vast majority of our clients are low income and people of color and this will have a direct impact on deterioration of this communities health care optionswhile conservative groups like the family research council say "the new regulations will draw a bright line between abortion centers and family planning programs" u.s. senator dianne feinstein says "this is an undisguised attempt to shut down planned parenthood and it's shameful. this is nothing more than a disgusting political attack at the expense of women's health." standup dan kerman/sf 115-125 it could take months for these policy changes to take effect. planned parenthood is hoping to get it reversed before that happens. in sf dan kerman kron 4 news. coming up at eight.. a

this time they were met by dozens of texans, soldiers and ordinary citizens who had rushed to gonzales to defend the right and their freedom has santa ana men watch from the distance, those brave texans raised the flag for all to see. you know what it said. on the banner they painted a canon along with forwards that echoed through the ages and you know what it is, it says, and take it. [applause] [applause] usa usa usa. like those early texans americans will never surrender. ever, ever, ever. we will never surrender. [applause] we will never give up our freedom, americans are born fre free, we will live free and we will die free. [applause] so again, it is a great honor to be here, very special people, we truly appreciate your support. i'm doing the right thing. i'm doing it for you but were doing the right thing together. [applause] i want to thank you and all of our friends and patriots from the nra, we will never fail and we will always protect your second amendment. thank you, god bless you and god bless america. thank you all area. [applause] [applause] >> president trump wrapping

back to the great marty gonzales. ( marty ) live look outside... golden gate bridge..here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)a deep marine layer will allow night and morning coastal low clouds to spread well inland the next few nights. temperatures will trend downward this weekend but will slowly warm next week. ( marty ) the big story we have been following. the latest form the kilauea volcano in hawaii. these are the latest dramatic pictures from the big island. the fast- moving lava flow completely englufing and burning a house. u-s-g-s now says at least 40 homes in lower puna are under threat from the lava flow. eruptions from kilauea have increased, with at least five fissures active on friday. lava flows on friday overtook two more homes. that adds to the more than 40 homes already destroyed. mandatory evacuation orders have been in place there for two ( marty ) in east bay, a 19-year-old has been arrested after leading police on a car chase. it happened after eight last night. antioch police were called to hillcrest

county district attorney's office, 44-year-old gonzales has two bench warrants out for his arrest aftereral times for misdemeanor arrests. one of the women says the restaurant was ( darya )( james ) that was rachel kim reporting. ( darya ) california may start requiring solar panels on new homes and low-rise apartment buildings built after 20-20. the california energy commission is set to vote on the regualtions today. it's the states latest step to agressively curb greenhouse gas emmissions. the commission estimates the regualtions would add an average of 10-thousand dollars in construction costs for a single family home. but it would generate 16-thousand dollars in energy savings. ( james ) national news... the g-o-p led house has voted to kill rules... aimed at ensuring auto lenders do not charge minority consumers more on car loans. the measure now goes to presiden'ts desk. democrats are calling it a vote for discrimination. republicans have made the rollback of government regulations a high priority. in this case... they say the consumer financial protection bureau made a backdoor

prosecutors say in 2015, gonzales lowered the 18-year- old bull -- girl and then raped her and stabbed her to death. is being charged as an adult. the judge misapplied the law and focus more on the crime, his attorney says. he hopes the court of appeals will reverse the ruling to have him tried as an adult. >> i think the crime overwhelmed the judge. and i understand that. but when you look at the kid, i don't believe that the state showed or proved that he's not amenable. i don't think that was made. the court disagrees with me. i respect the court. but i disagree. >> the, -- the court made the same determination that we made, which is absolutely appropriate. >> gonzales's attorney hopes he can have a ruling in three months. he is due back in court in july. >>> a 19-year-old man is behind bars facing murder charges. after investigators say he stabbed another young man to death inside an apartment on the campus of sonoma state university. >> neither men were students at the school. ktvu's alex savidge as more on this killing and how the campus community is coping with the shocking crim

gonzales was in the car. she was 13 years old. her 11-year-old sister rosa was thrown from the car. >> rosa and my grandmother both passed away that day. i did not really even understand what death was. i just could not comprehend my sister was gone forever. >> the tragedy and responsibility stuck with kimberly like a shadow, sending her into a spiral. >> it turned me on to drinking at the age of 13. by the time i was 14, i realized i was an alcoholic. i started going to aa meetings. >> wanting to set a good example for her little brothers, she did the one thing that she thought would change her life. a story she shared when she stepped on a stage last month in front of 16,000 people in los angeles. projected onto the stage behind her, a photo of her sister rosa. >> eventually, i applied for a college scholarship, students rising above. i did not expect to get the scholarship. when i did, i was ecstatic. >> with students rising above, kimberly had found her voice. sharing her life story at an annual conference that celebrates youn

and legal and this action will turn it back and that is not an action is wanting to go into gilda gonzalesth planned parenthood of northern california says these federal funds pay for services other than abortion she says the administrations attempt to cutting funding is no surprise and if it happens it will have its greatest impact on those most in need.sota vast majority of our clients are low income and people of color and this will have a direct impact on deterioration of this communities health care optionswhile conservative groups like the family research council say "the new regulations will draw a bright line between abortion centers and family planning programs" u.s. senator dianne feinstein says "this is an undisguised attempt to shut down planned parenthood and it's shameful. this is nothing more than a disgusting political attack at the expense of women's health." standup dan kerman/sf 115-125 it could take months for these policy changes to take effect. planned parenthood is hoping to get it reversed before that happens. in sf dan kerman kron 4 news.

and legal and this action will turn it back and that is not an action is wanting to go into gilda gonzalesn california says these federal funds pay for services other than abortion she says the administrations attempt to cutting funding is no surprise and if it happens it will have its greatest impact on those most in need.sota vast majority of our clients are low income and people of color and this will have a direct impact on deterioration of this communities health care optionswhile conservative groups like the family research council say "the new regulations will draw a bright line between abortion centers and family planning programs" u.s. senator dianne feinstein says "this is an undisguised attempt to shut down planned parenthood and it's shameful. this is nothing more than a disgusting political attack at the expense of women's health." standup dan kerman/sf 115-125 it could take months for these policy changes to take effect. planned parenthood is hoping to get it reversed (ken) a heartfelt reunion today between california highway patrol officers and a baby girl they helped (ken)

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kimberly ramirez gonzales was in that car. she was 13 years old.ar-old sister, rosa, was thrown from the car. rosa and my grandmother both passed away that day. i didn't understand what death was. i remember crying to my sister. because i just couldn't comprehend that she was gone forever. >> the tragedy and responsibility stuck with kimberly like a shadow. sending her into a spiral. >> that turned me on to drinking at the age of 13. you know. by the time i was 14. i realized i was an alcoholic. and i started going to aa meetings. >> wanting to set a good example for her little brothers, she did the one thing she felt sure would change her life. a story she shared when she stepped on a stage in front of 16,000 people in los angeles. projected on the stage behind her, a photo of her sister, rosa. >> eventually i applied for a college scholarship. students rising above. i didn't expect i would get the scholarship. so when i did, i was ecstatic. >> with students rising above. kimberly found her voice. sharing her life story at an annual conference tha

on his latest album he's collaborated with other recording artists from roshi murphy to jose gonzales. mixing it up as usual to create a sound that's both retro and completely fresh. talent says a glow. well network for young generation of filmmakers what are their concerns in twenty teams at this time we needed to rector from the united states. questions of identity are certainly something that runs through my work consistently. hi i'm captain fairfax right and i'm a director from the united states. a little less. than one of the nice things about stepping into the world of talk recall which was the main subject of my phone behind the curtain was that he you know he brings such exuberance to his performance and he brings such levity to an issue that can be really traumatizing i mean he he grew up in. an area of the country in rural texas in a very christian community that was not at all accepting of the people but he decided to not let that distract him from his goals and he just kind of persevered as the incredible artist that he is. i like to break down barriers between the people

. >>> duelling rallies in support and gonzales the june 5th recall vote for santa clara county judge aaron persky. supporters hold a rally in front of the law office of james mcmanus. a no recall hally held at 12:15 in front of a county recorder's office in downtown san jose. officials say judge persky may attend and speak at that rally. the recall effort was sparked by a controversial six-month sentence that he gave brock turner. >>> the family of a teenage boy severely injured in a hammer attack, several masked suspects entered a garage in aptos early monday morning and attacked three teenagers. one of the victims is 17-year-old alex, still in critical condition with head injuries. his family says he's alert and responsive after undergoing surgery. a family friend who did not want to be identified shared this photo. >> i've known him his whole light. he's a sweet kid. watching him fight for his life yesterday, that was one of the hardest days of my life. >> investigators think the attack was not random. a gofundme page has been set up to help alex's family with medical expenses and

lava has destroyed at least 82 structures there, and as vicki gonzales tells us, in northern california couple who owns a house in the path of the lava, is worried that it's home might be next. >>> they call it ohana. it is home and family. >> the morgans may live in san joaquin county. >> this is a tiny favorite of the 17,000 photos i have taken. >> but throughout their house? >> i love hawaii so much. this is hawaii volcano national park. i can be underwater, what is your superpower? you can tell i live and breathe hawaii. >> the next chapter of jean and kathy's life. >> our house had 25 palm trees in the front yard. >> it is a one acre plot at lalani estates. >> you have to prove to the island that you want to live there. >> their retirement is now in limbo. >> in that area it has been known to be one of the most affordable areas of all hawaii. we know why now. >> reporter: watching lava creep closer to their big island home. >> we have not lost our house. it is very close. our house is right about there. >> the morgans are consumed by mother nature's fierce uncertainty. >> we do not

deep black nights with cloudless skies and little light pollution are ideal for astronomers carmelo gonzales or three guess is an amateur enthusiastic. but i mean. for many of us one of the best. places of the world to view the heavens there is hardly any distracting artificial light and i don't have high mountains to the minister in a minute but rather about. what we leave the clouds down below. zero or when night falls on love palmer the astronomers focus their telescopes and begin their search for heavenly bodies located millions of light years away. the all. from here the universe seems within reach. the canary islands a place of longing in the atlantic. so to a lot of us you know we're there you don't have that much nature and lots of big cities especially here in europe where some of becoming more and more crowded huge concrete tells us are the only solution most of these places are not particularly green and apart from some docks you don't often see enema there either in such changing though for instance in munich and so on germany we have discovered an almost how only herd of sheep.

marty gonzales. (will) live look outside... golden gate bridge..t the bay bridge. dave spahr dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)lingering overnight showers in the north bay will end by sunrise saturday morning. expect gradual clearing with a return dry weather for saturday afternoon as temperatures rebound to seasonal norms. rapid warming trend develops sunday afternoon through memorial day with inland highs into the 80s to around 90. coastal cooling arrives by tuesday with more noted cooling trend inland by wednesday as next dry upper trough passes over the state. (will) a waterslide that badly injured a 10 year old boy in dublin last year is set to reopen later today. kron4's maureen kelly talked with the operators of the wave waterpark. they say they're confident this time around, the slide will be safe for children. it happened not long after the city of dublin's brand new 43 million dollar waterpark called the wave open it's doors to the public last year. the 10 year old was violently flung off the slide known as the emerald plunge. the chi

in congress is resident commissioner jennifer gonzales going on three months she's a member of the island's governing pro statehood party. how does the political status impact it would be to respond to everything remember that for many years but we could never receive the same amount of federal funds because we are territory every was increasing the four million american citizens so there's no other member to represent that amount of people. and i can work. puerto rico has a sizable diaspora on the mainland roughly five million people who do have the right to vote and you've been speaking out more than ever since the storm. how important is it for puerto ricans to get the ear of representatives united states members of congress do not think about but are to us like part of their constituency and their responsibility and that is what's underneath this crisis it's a crisis of democracy as much as it's a climate crisis as much as is an economic. was was. was. back at fema headquarters we sat down with the federal coordinating officer for puerto rico to michael burn what is fema as responsibili

parkland senior turned activist emma gonzales saying, santa fe high, you didn't deserve this. you deserve peace all of your lives. after supporting us we will be there to support you by raising up your voices. just over three months ago a gunman armed with an ar-15 rifle opened fire inside the freshman building at marjory stoneman douglas high school, killing 17. the students determined not to let this happen again, started a movement. >> what i wish people would know is this is something that people cannot get used to. this is something that we can't let keep happening. >> reporter: never again was their rallying cry. >> 96 people die every day from guns in our country. >> reporter: students like david along with hundreds of thousands descended on washington on march 24th. >> it seemed like the crowd of people never ended. i tried with a selfie stick to try and see if i could see where it ended and i still couldn't. >> reporter: no more. yet tonight in santa fe, texas, reality is setting in. >> please rise and remove your caps. >> reporter: houston astros holding a moment of

marty gonzales. live look outside... golden gate bridge.. (áábreakáá) ( marty ) here's a live look at the bay bridge. ( marty ) dave spahr has your forecast... (dave)offshore winds will diminish over the san francisco bay area today with onshore flow returning along the central coast. a cooling trend is then forecast region-wide by sunday as onshore flow spreads to inland areas. seasonably cool conditions with periods of night and early morning clouds are expected into next week. ( marty ) officials are warning residents of puna on hawaii's big island to be ready to evacuate at a moment's notice if volcanic activity near them worsens. the national guard is making emergency preparations complete with air support if a big eruption happens. mahealani richardson reports on the preparations for the worst. it's a look inside the emergency operation center near the hilo airport. several soldiers are planning evacuation operations and part of what's called a battle rhythm or schedule. they are planning for worst case scenario, which would be a viole

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grinda gonzales. you displayed in court threatening messages to you and spoke about threats.nted to ask you to speak in that regard how -- how your life changed after this investigation began, do you need to take precautions in every day life? what they are exactly. and the second question is what's the level of your cooperation with the russian law enforcement and prosecutors? you mentioned that it's some of the cases you are pretty sure that they will continue the investigation against some people that you indicted but probably in other cases it's not so. thank you. >> translator: first of all, the threats that we who investigate organized crime receive, in general, and people in particular like me, are two types, first, contrary to russian is smearing campaign. they have done that to me actually, and honestly i don't care. i'm supported by my agency and by the spanish government and then a second threat is a physical threat. i can't really say what's happening because there is some investigation against those that order my -- my killing and i can't really talk about someon

now in its third generation antonio gonzales is the managing director family tradition here is keep the decor of the restaurant reflects both the present owners personal touch as well as the original style. in one thousand nine hundred eighty six the guinness book of world records designated boat the oldest restaurant in the world for very specific reasons. that you must be given the same name for your work at the same store were sent to the beginner we are complicit with you the restaurant opens daily at one pm but before that the staff are busy making all the preparations for the lunch crowds protein is famous for its traditional spanish dishes. the risk of it all are. so tell me about the specialty of this house will be in the specialty of the houses roast suckling pig. it's just what you need to a very traditional dish and we prepare it in this often so this is a very special welcome because it dates back to the seventeen twenty five it's an original we all are growing in. the sort of. one floor below the kitchen antonio tells me that this dining room is even older than the restaura

now in its third generation antonio gonzales is the managing director family tradition here is keep the decor of the restaurant reflects both the present owners personal touch as well as the original style. in one thousand nine hundred eighty six the guinness book of world records designated protein the oldest restaurant in the world for very specific reasons is that they must be given the same name are you working at the same place i stopped working since the beginning we are completely in. the restaurant opens daily at one pm but before that the staff are busy making all the preparations for the lunch crowds protein is famous for its traditional spanish dishes. nowhere but if. they do so tell me about the specialty of this house we've been. specialty of the house is roast suckling pig. it's just what you need a very traditional dish and we prepare it in this office so this is a very special thing because it dates back to the seventeen twenty five gibson original we all are growing in. the field on. one floor below the kitchen antonio tells me that this dining room is even older than t

this time they were met by dozens of citizens and soldiers who had rushed to gonzales to defend theiright of freedom. the brave texans raised the flag for all to see. on the banner, they painted a canon along with four words and it said come and take it. [applause] >> like those early texans, americans will never surrender. we will never, ever surrender. we will never give up our freedom. americans are born free. we will live free and we will die free. so again, it is a great honor. we appreciate your support. i'm doing the right thing. doing it for you, but i'm doing the right thing. i want to thank again all of our friends from the nra. we will never fail and we will always protect your second amendment. thank you, god bless you, and god bless america. [applause] ♪ >> earlier at the white house, president trump spoke briefly to reporters and answered questions about his attorney, rudy giuliani, as well as north korea and trade with china. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its

though gonzales and all those people who made made the case that torture for the first time in history at least since the inquisition was considered illegal it's not considered legal and the reason torture is wrong is not because. is there a law as it gets that please understand there are laws against that because it's just plain wrong ok human beings don't do those kinds of things to other human beings. amnesty international several democratic senators as well publicly opposed the nomination of you for being on your own unless they want possible involvement in the torture program to be declassified and investigated so what they were sweeping into the back of face when you would. you know you know asking for that information to be to be discussed in public. the organizations that was not made public to will it happen. it won't happen and there are lots of examples of why it won't happen here's trump saying we're finally because of the law going and really going to reveal all the information we have about the kennedy assassination he says that in the morning and the afternoon he says th

we know that not everyone is happy with this that has been bestowed on mr gonzales tell us about that. well what happens is that i think it's fair to say that people here almost everybody or everybody is actually happy that he will get french citizenship but what they're actually criticizing is that is that president in mind i cause trying to steal the limelight from this hero whereas at the same time he's government is pushing through a very controversial and tough immigration law that will make the situation for other migrants like him a lot more difficult here in france yet and i mean begs the question now so do immigrants have to perform heroic acts to secure a residency permit or citizenship. well that's exactly the question because it when you look at it many people have gone through similar things like him he arrived in italy a few years back after having left his home country money having gone through and there used countries african countries on a very dangerous journey through libya among other things and other countries and then he got here hoping that france would offer hi

," says a woman we will call michelle.she soon found out why paul gonzales wanted to have dinner afterng app. she didn't want to be identified but wanted to spread the word that the "dine-and-dash" dater just did it to her at smitty's bar and grill in pasadena."he ordered a salad with shrimp, a filet mignon, yes, he went all out," michelle said.as he washed down the main course with two cups of coffee, michelle says paul told her he was worried because his aunt is very sick."all of a sudden he's all, oh, my phone's dying and i'm waiting on the call from my mom about my aunt. i'm going to go to the car to get my charger and then my first comment to him when he got up was oh what, you're not coming back?," she said.after 10 minutes, michelle realized he wasn't. she was stuck with the $130 bill and paid it."i didn't mention it to the restaurant, nothing. i think i was more embarrassed, my pride was just like, you know, i felt dumb," michelle said.at the time, michelle had no idea gonzales has been accused of the same routine, rather routinely - for years now. he did the same at mercardo r

so myrna vasquez, maria gonzales, johana, evelyn rodriguez, c strong, evelyn, martinez, david alam, n, elizabeth castro smith, and doris chan. are any of those people here. if you are, please come forward. we can't invite you to closed session. it has to be only the board. >> so just to be really clear, people that are going to be speaking for clos closed sessio- you have the opportunity to speak about if there was a comment that you wanted to make about a principal from cleveland and then this opportunity now is to speak about a teacher that is on our agenda for closed session. so if you're hear to speak about a teacher, a teacher that's on the agenda, then we'll allow you to make comments. if this is to reiterate or make another comment about the principal, this is not the appropriate time to do that. that was in the previous opportunity. so if you're here to speak about the teacher on our agenda, please -- [ inaudible ] >> how many are here to speak on this item? >> this is very different for us. i've been on this board 12 years and we don't typically do did thido itthis way -- ple

gonzales colon. ms. gonzales colon: i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the speaker: the chair requests that the house now observe a moment of silence in honor of those who have been killed or wounded in service to our country and all those who serve and their families. the speaker: pursuant to the provisions of section 208-a of the legislative reorganization 5501-a, 46, 2 u.s.c. the chair appoints father patrick j. conroy of the state of oregon to act as and to exercise temporarily the duties of chaplain of the house of representatives effective friday, may 25, 2018. will father conroy please come forward and take the oath of ffice. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and necessaryic. that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same. that you take this obligation freely with