. >> marc gonzales is one of them, and except for his jail-issued t-shirt and scrubs, he could easily be mistaken for any other fun-loving oc teenager. >> i love surfing. i love the ocean. it's the best. the promised land here. nothing could go wrong except for robbing a weed store and getting arrested. my mom is in a lot of shock right now. it's the first offense. my baby is robbing weed stores? what does he need that for? >> unlike most inmates in the orange county jail system who have not been convicted but are aiting tgonzrial, es pled gutyo robbery and received a one-year sentence. with good behavior he could be out in nine months, and if his family gets its way back in minnesota. >> i have a bunch of newspapers under my bed because my mom sent me a subscription because i wanted to stay updated with what was going on in minnesota, concert-wise and weather and everything else that was going on so i can still feel like home in a way. i'm the first one in my family history to ever get in trouble. although we do have treatment history, but never led to any crime, so they were so shoc

officers arrested gonzales the next day.tion, officers learned that the 61- year-old woman was reported missing by a friend on may 15th. after her arrest, gonzales told investigators that was the day that they got into a verbal argument after the 61- year-old woman said she wasn't moving out. gonzales said she thinks she flipped but didn't have a real recollection of what happened. in court, gonzales didn't show up. the judge said she is being held on observation. we asked her newly appointed public defender to explain. >> i don't know specifically what's going on with her so i don't know if she is in psych observation or something different. i don't know yet. >> reporter: we came by the home but no one answered. gonzales is being held without bail and is expected to make her first court appearance on friday. in san francisco, i'm paul chambers, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> up next, he is being called a bumbling bandit. and surveillance video might explain why. the search tonight for this thief caught on camera breaking into an east

may 15she was trying to evict her, maner refused to move out gonzales does not recall what happenedsan francisco d-a's office asked a judge today to order gonzales to be held without bail,our calls and emails to the public defender's office which is representing gonzales were not returned.a hearing on the bail issue will be held fridaylive in san francisco, gayle ong kron 4 news. (ken) commuters in the bay area prepare to pay more. measure three has passed and that means it's going to cost you more when you cross bay area bridges. this is with the exception of the golden gate bridge.kron 4's j.r. stone is live in oakland with what this means for drivers. jr how communters feel about it ? (j.r.)it won 54 percent to 46 percent but when you look at the counties you don't see big wins....it won in 7 of the 9 counties. it didn't get two thirds wins just majority wins, which is what it needed but that means you have a lot of people upset about this. sot they did build the bridge so we can get over the water but they shouldn't charge people almost ten bucks to get over the bridge.outrage f

15thshe was trying to evict her, maner refused to move out gonzales does not rewhat happened next.. moved here. i didn't expect this this to happen. i don't want this to happen, but i live next door to someone who just passed away so that's pretty scary."> the san francisco d-a's office asked a judge today to order gonzales to be held without bail,our calls and emails to the public defender's office which is representing gonzales were not returned.a hearing on the bail issue will be held fridaylive in san francisco, gayle ong kron 4 news. (ken) another body was found on the campus of san francisco general hospital on monday prompting a police investigation. this comes less than a week after the body of ruby andersen was discovered in the stairwell of the hospital's power plant officials say there is no evidence of foul play in threce the woman died while in a bed in the hallway of the hospital's psychiatric ward. the woman had been there on an involuntary 72 hour hold. police are investigating the situation as is the hospital. the a woman's, has not yet been identified. (ken) n bay.

officers found her dismembered apartment in a storage unit at the home and arrest the gonzales.ing for more information from prosecutors. >> when miss gonzales took in the tenant, she didn't know her well and didn't know she had a history of saying that's justification for anything. that's what i know so far. >> this case is very disturbing. we are going do everything we can to bring this person justice. >> gonzales is set to return to court next thursday. >>> it has been a violent 48 hours in san francisco. police are investigating a series of shootings. but they say those shootings do not appear to be connected. rob malcolm says the latest gunfire happened this morning on polk street. >> reporter: san francisco police are still searching for answers after responding to the call of a gunshot victim friday 4:30 in the morning in the 1500 block of polk street. >> upon arrival, they witnessed a man who had an apparent gunshot nonlife- threatening injuries. the suspect vehicle fled. >> reporter: beyond that not much is known but the wounded victim was able at bob's donuts, a popula

gonzales told police she and the victim had been in an argument. gonzales though claims she had no recollection of the events that happened afterward and when pushed by investigators about what happened after the fight, gonzales said, quote, probably nothing good. police have arrested meantime a woman that they say tried to set fire to a preschool in newark and did set fire to another in union city. both were operated by safari kids. the acts were caught on camera. police say they received an anonymous tip which led to the arrest of 39-year-old cristina romo of union city. court documents say she admitted to the crime and said she was angry and thought the school was hiding children under the property. romo faces charges of arson and attempted arson in connection with the two crimes. >>> a speeding car crashed into a house this morning but it didn't stop there. it went right through bedrooms, a bathroom and a living room. all of this happened on glenside drive in lafayette. first responders had to carefully remove the 70-year- old driver and then t

a hearing on gonzales' bail...be held friday. ( robin )another body was found on the campus of san francisco general hospital.... prompting a police investigation on monday this comes less than a week after the body of ruby andersen was discovered in the stairwell of the hospital's power plant. officials say there is no evidence of foul play in this recent case. the woman had been there on an involuntary 72 hour hold. police and hospital officials are investigating the situation. the body has not yet been identified. ( robin )in the east bay... concord police are looking for a suspect they are calling the bumbling burglar. the burglary was caught on surveillance video from don's market and liquor . police tell kron 4's hermela aregawi.. this is not the first time the suspect has targeted the same store. let's take a look at the surveillance video.. you see the suspect first try to yank the doors open.. but ends up breaking the handle instead and flying back on the ground. he loks like he's going to walk away but co

gonzalez told police she and the victim had gotten into an argument, but gonzales claimed she had no recollection of the event that occurred afterward. when pushed by investigators about what happened after the fight gonzales said probably nothing good. >>> a judge decided the trial of two men charged in the deadly warehouse fire will begin next month. they went before a judge in oakland today who denied a request to move the trial to september. attorneys wanted more time to investigate the warehouse site and the evidence. their team argued for the trial to start july 16 as planned. he has been away from his wife and three children for more than a year and his attorney said another delay is unnecessary. each man is facing 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. one for each of the victims. >> a study shows there a good news and bad news about the mental and physical health of american teenagers. the national youth risk behavioral survey reports released by the cdc shows sex and drug use among teens is on the decline. at the same time bullying and suicidal thoughts do not appear to be

afterward and when pushed by investigators about just what happened after the fight, gonzales said, quote, probably nothing good. >>> cal/osha is launching an investigation into the death of a city worker in san francisco. the woman was hit and killed by a car that slipped off a flatbed tow truck in noe valley. ktvu's henry lee tells us that police and cal/osha are hoping to find out why that car came loose. >> reporter: butterflies, flowers and candles marked a spot where 34- year-old san francisco city plumber liliana preciado was killed yesterday. her coworkers spray-painted this final farewell. preciado was part of a crew replacing a leaky pipe on 28th street near diamond. nearby, a car was being lifted onto a tow truck when the car slipped off the flatbed. it rolled backward, killing preciado. >> i noticed her on the ground. and there are people around her. and the medics were just arriving. >> reporter: both the truck and the car were facing uphill. the work crew was behind the vehicles. >> i think there really needs to be a differentiate protocol for people digging a trench o

back here are your slowly but surely having instrument cases me, the women of note exhibit, the gonzales slowly but surely we have been museum.a jazz the eventual plan is to turn the an 8000econd floor into square foot history of jazz in new orleans exhibit. new orleans jazz brings to mind a kind of collectively improvised dance music. influenced by blues and spirituals and ragtime and other things that have come through the crescent city. ♪ jazz starts new orleans for a lot of different reasons. one is that new orleans is a huge port town so lots of cultures that contributed to jazz came here through the port, people bringing goods either from europe or from the caribbean. northern parts down to mississippi. there also was a large presence of enslaved africans here. the laws governing how you treated these enslaved africans were more lenient than any other place in the country. i'm not at all saying it was easy to be a slave here. it was as difficult as you could expect. but here, slaves had it a teeny bit easier. they had to have a day off. you could not split up families when you sold

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[applause] >> please welcome our next -- emma, gonzales gonzales, representing the student movement,ch for our lives, the recipient of the 2018 student human rights award. [applause] emma: first is the danger of futility, the belief there is nothing one woman -- one man or one woman can do against the ignorance and injustice and aling -- and violence, yet young began the protestant reformation, a young -- young that general extended his empire from macedonia to the borders of the earth, it was a young italian explorer who discovered a new world in the 32-year-old thomas jefferson who proclaimed giveen are created equal, me a place to stand and said archimedes, and i will move the world. these men moved the world and so can we all. 1966.own, south africa, [applause] >> please welcome congressman fr ed upton. upton: uc berkeley, october 22, 1966. to future does not belong those who are apathetic toward common problems and their fellow in the faceearful of new ideas and bold projects. rather, it will be long to those who can blend passion, reason, and courage, and a personal ideology an

clinton set little ely on gonzales found and taken to mount-- miami back to cuba.cuban-americans were horrified. you remember that great picture of the special forces and a black jacket and the helmet with his and 16 and little elliott in the closet scared to death, so he went back. of the first thing happened is fidel dressed him up in his uniform and cuban-americans went crazy. >> cost al gore probably the election. >> cost al gore was the election. all he needed was 500 more votes. >> next question. >> also enjoying this very much. we have heard comments over the political scene in both countries. i would like to know a bit more. what is the feeling towards change. do the cuban people have a strong idea pointing to change? are they fatalistic like you said or could you elaborate more and what like the civil sentiment is? >> you take that. >> welcome i think there is great hunger for change, but at the same time i think there is this sense that every time change appears to be on the horizon to horizon keeps getting further and further and further away and so ther

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome our next speaker, emma gonzales, representing thent march for our lives, 2018 recipient of the rfk human rights award. [applause] >> first is the danger of futility, the belief is nothing one man or one woman can do against the enormous array of this world's ills, against misery and ignorance and justice and violence, yet, a young monk began the protestant reformation. a young general extended an empire from macedonia to the borders of the earth, and a young woman reclaimed the territory of france. it was a young italian explorer who discovered a new world and a 33-year-old thomas jefferson who proclaimed that all men are created equal. give me a place to stand, said archimedes, and i will move the world. these men moved the world, and so can we all. university of cape town, south africa, june 6, 1966. [applause] >> please welcome congressman fred upton. [applause] congressman upton: uc berkeley, october 22, 1966. the future does not belong to those that are content with today, apathetic toward common problems and their fellow men al

cers found her body in a stoshlg building under an apartment where she rent add omda osecutors claim gonzale hacksaw. neighbors say the two women kept mostly to themselves. >> eithit's unbelievable. you don't think of these things happening downstairs fromu. >> she argued with mamer because she refused to move out. she's expected to be arraigned tomorrow. >>> the search i on for the driver of this suv. a blue or black grand cherokee, that's a jeep grand cherokee. contra costa deputies say it's connected to a shogn north rich >>> happenioaind'l fut warehouse to bin next september. lawyers want things to stay the way they are. yanslaughter 36 counts of ge> youom affecte the east bay, road closing for pg&e work. it will close at 4:30, all the way toterk. not lot ofsthern. lasts until e of august. you shouldn't have a problem getting to saint mary. take some time. >>> the board will talk about automated eri it's on the agenda tonight they get funding from $830,000 grant. thek sign o to y. get t >>> cing up, walmart inging a bit of northern california to hundreds of its th tong amo upscale fit ne

. >> reporter: gonzales pleaded not guilty to murdering her elder roommate, despite police documents detailing the macabre discovery. >> the dismemberment by all account happens after defendaat. >> i think it's important to realize that the defense has made some statements today and made statements a couple days ago. they're different statements, but see where the investigation goes. >> reporter: at the moment, the investigation hinges on the medical examiner's report, which the prosecution says is taking longer than normal given the state of the body. last week, the relationship was described. >> she didn't know her terribly well, and i don't believe she knew she had a history of not paying rent. i'm not saying that's a justification for anything. that's what i know so far. >> reporter: gonzalez informed investigators she flipped on her roommate, though she didn't have a real recollection of what happened. probably nothing good, she said. sam brock, nbc bay area news. >>> brutally kicking and killing a puppy in san francisco and now an arrest. nicolas cornelius is the man you see in

here's abc's marcie gonzales. >> reporter: a night at the circus unlike anything you could imagine.du soleil synonymous with big, jaw-dropping stunts at insane heights. >> we have to find ourselves enraptured. you really want to make sure that we do captivate people. >> reporter: and mesmerizing shows like "curious." "ka." and the risque "zumanity." today at the "o" theater in las vegas, they're doing something they've never done before. >> i see people doing these things that we could never do -- >> reporter: studying your brain on cirque, attaching electrodes to audience members as they watch a performance of "o." >> we're looking at brain wave activity, looking at how the different parts of the brain change in their response. also the connections between those areas. we could help cirque du soleil create new shows so we could look to see which performances to create are more likely than others. >> reporter: the goal, to find out how brains react to some of the show's most extreme stunts. >> we constantly have to challenge ourselves and what we think this information will do is gi

.>> court documents state lisa gonzales lived here. in august of last year she offereent a room for $400 a month to a six-year-old -- 61- year-old woman. >> it appears it was a roommate relationship. not necessarily an intimate relationship. just simply renting of a room. >> court documents go on to the items around the home and got misplaced or broken. gonzalez told the woman she needed to move out by may or face eviction. another person who lived in the home told investigators that on may 16 she came home and smelled rotten eggs and later found a hacksaw. officers came to the home and found a 61-year-old woman body rotting inside a plastic bag in a storage unit inthe home. officers arrest or the next day. during the investigation officers learned the 60 -- the woman was reported missing by a friend. gonzalez told inve -- the day they got into a argument after the woman said she would not move out. gonzalez says she flipped, but did not have recollection of what happened. in courtgonot show the judge said she is being held on observat

one would get two former san jose mayors, chuck reed, and ron gonzal gonzalez, back on the campaign trail. they were at the station in san jose this morning pushing voters 3,veegnaure rydyws that transportation is horrible most of the day in the bay area, and this is a way to get relief for that. >> reporter: some say it's a regional approach to the major traffic issues facing the bay area. the 4.5 billion dollar measure funds 35 projects and programs with the goal of reducing traffic, relieving crowding on bart, and improve other modes of transportation. the biggest issue of the component is how it will be funded. if passed, all bridges other than the gold en gate bridge se the tolls increase by $3 in seven years. the vice mayor says it's too much a burden on low income drivers already pushed out of the area due to high housing costs. he wants to see businesses pay for the projects. >> i think in light of what's happened at the federal government in the last year, we ought to be asking corporations to step up and help us with the ever-rising impacts of displacement of families and with t

gilda gonzales/planned parenthood of northern california 00-10 everyone should have the right tolthcare including safe legal abortion regardless of their race income or their zip code.>( will ) opponents call the change a "gag rule." they say cutting funds will end up eroding access to planned parenthood's others services... including birth control, cancer screening and general health exams. ( will ) congresswomen nancy pelosi and barbara lee are inviting the golden state warriors to the u-s capitol to celebrate the team's n-b-a championship. they sent a letter to coach steve kerr... congratulating the team for winning back-to-back titles. pelosi and lee wrote -- "you continue to make the bay area and indeed the country deeply proud. we look forward to honoring your championship in the heart of our democracy." traditionally... the winning team visits the white house after their victory... but the warriors declined to do so last year and they've already said they're not going this year. ( will ) the warriors celebrated their championship with a parade in oakland... and of course t