lisa gonzales is facing murder charges. they say she killed her roommate at their mission gonzales told e she quote flipped when the argument happened. this is while she was asking her roommate to move out. >>> new this morning it now appears a leader who left after being falsely accused is taking a similar position in southern california. far time he faced harassment allegations. one city investigators cleared him he agreed to a severance deal. >>> happening today, good news he was forced to pay $40 million in settlements. aft aftafte after students found their fees household. they are getting their way. transportation board is banning from visiting the home. people who lived there estimate between 1 and 1,500 people stopped by here every day clogging the streets there. it takes effect in about a month. >>> san francisco to southern california is ready to reopen. today the section of highway 1 shut down bay massive landslide will finally reopen. a storm triggered that slide last may. before that you could travel all the wa

. >> vicki gonzales is reporting thatstaurant. >> reporter: we are just off of silverado trail. they have been in the area for the past three decades in this has been in new chapter for the vineyard. there rising from the ashes after the atlas fire.>> reporter: year is a winemaker. while preparing for his 21st harvest here reflects on a year unlike any other. >> there was one here which is gone. >> reporter: he was on the fire line of last year's atlas fire. >> it was a big italian dealer. it was very smoky, windy and flames flying all over. it was a nightmare.>> reporter: the italian villa was reduced to rubble. >> then we were worried about an earthquake.>> reporter: nine months later cigna rollo is rebuilding -- signorello is rebuilding. they are still bracing for get another wildfire season. >> i think about the fire all the time. it is a memory you don't forget. >> reporter: construction of the new tasting room will hopefully begin by the end of the year. he says that rebuilding will take about a couple of years. vicki gonzales, ktvu fox news. >>> some colleges have begun o

gonzales was up for attorney general.was in know that haynes touch with the white house at the time. this is the background -- have you ever previously -- as you well know, is that bybee memorandum, it effectively said if you are in the military service and under contract, and you go out and torture somebody, it does not matter what pain you inflict as long as your purpose is to get information rather than to hurt an individual, you are going to be vindicated in terms of many kinds of protections. effectively. that was also included in the bybee. it whenales repudiated he came up to the attorney general. if this is first time you have ever made a comment on the piping memoranda? he responded to senator durbin and said in a follow-up question that you do not agree with the reasoning of the rationale for it. is this the first time you have ever said anything? bybee? >> it is possible i said something to people i worked with but this is sort of the first time i've been questioned about it. >> but prior to this time, you have

. >> reporter: carlos gonzales was the main artist for the mural. he also spent many years as a juvenile probation officer working to get young people away from gangs. the mural was meant to show people who made a difference in their communities. >> a mirror on the community as well as a spotlight for revolutionary heroes. kind of like inspiring the people that see it. >> reporter: gonzales says the eagle in the mural is the symbol of the united farm workers but it has been adopted by a street gang making a rival gang angry. >> many of the kids in the gang culture that are on the opposite side tend to see red literally when they see that and they cross it out. >> reporter: but especially disturbing to many in the mission is that this is the third mural in the neighborhood that's been defaced this month. about two weeks ago, vandals used white paint to damage a mural featuring musician carlos santana on 19th and mission streets and just before that, vandals struck and anti-gentrification mural. many think the first two are racist and aren't related t

. >> reporter: carlos gonzales was the main artist for the mural. he also spent many years as a juvenile probation officer working to get young people away from gangs. the mural was meant to show people who made a difference in their communities. >> a mirror on the community as well as a spotlight for revolutionary heroes. kind of like inspiring the people that see it. >> reporter: gonzales says the eagle in the mural is the symbol of the united farm workers but it has been adopted by a street gang making a rival gang angry. >> many of the kids in the gang culture that are on the opposite side tend to see red literally when they see that and they cross it out. >> reporter: but especially disturbing to many in the mission is that this is the third mural in the neighborhood that's been defaced this month. about two weeks ago, vandals got to a mural of santana, and then they struck a gentrification mural. they think it's racist. this one is gang-related. >> it's disappointing, with cesar chavez, carlos santana, people in the community getting disrespec

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gonzales concluded with the attorney general. this is the first time you have ever made a comment on the bybee memorandum? you respond to senator durbin and said in a follow-up question that you did not agree with the reasoning or rationale. this is the first time you have ever said anything about the bybee? >> it is possible i said something to people i worked with but this is sort of the first time i've been questioned about it. >> but prior to this time, you have not made a comment to others indicating you found it particularly offensive? because it has been a major issue out there. please. senator, no judge gonzalez had a press conference where the memo was repealed and talked about this issue. i think also at his confirmation hearing he said he disagreed i believe with the legal analysis, that the legal analysis and there was incorrect. so i know members of the administration have repudiated that memorandum or at least the legal analysis of that memorandum. >> your testimony is you had nothing to do with the promotion of byb

in bottom of the inning, gonzal already two runs given andes herrera mak it three.m. santan comes in to score to t the game at three. gio gives up the three runs over five. four walks coming back to bite him. this goes to the 13th inning bottom of the inning. justin miller facing andrew nap. after a 4 1/2 hour game this a walkoffn.ome philli win 4-3. nats have now lost five of their last six games. a one up in baltimore. oriole finishing the series the heat didn't stop with the weathe oriole heating up. bird down a run. man on for machado. he welcomed the angels to manny land. it's gone. 21st home run of the season. and orioles take a 2-1 ead. later in the inning, mark trumbo comes up with a trumbo jumbo. knocks this one oppositeield that'sgone. solo shot for him. birds exorcism in the fourth. they'r done. neithe was trumbo. in fifth. anothe one. crushe by trumbo. left.time to second homer of the day. oriole hit four home runs on they it 8-2.ig >>> now the quicken under. tiger woods finished 11 under now. >> all right. thank you,r. please stay hydrated out there. >>

. >> i'm erika gonzales. >>> first, the heat wave we're ena he myle of with s parveen. >> in the middle of the heat wave with more heat today because we have a heat at viseadvisory, like yesterday. would have isolated pop-up storms. fe feeling like 105 with poorir quality. take a look right now. 82 in washington. feels like 89 degrees. if you walk outside and you say, oh, my gosh, this is uncomfortable, that'secause it feels close to 90 right now. it's 4:30 in the. morni if we don't get above 79 degrees in washington, ts is the lowestemratures since 2003 ou

. >> i'm erika gonzales. >>> first, the heat wave we're ena he myle of with s parveen. >> in the middle of the heat wave with more heat today because we have a heat at viseadvisory, like yesterday. would have isolated pop-up storms. fe feeling like 105 with poorir quality. take a look right now. 82 in washington. feels like 89 degrees. if you walk outside and you say, oh, my gosh, this is uncomfortable, that'secause it feels close to 90 right now. it's 4:30 in the. morni if we don't get above 79 degrees in washington, ts is the lowestemratures since 2003 if you're heading to the pool, you need the 3spf or higher. plenty of sunshine. we'll look at your fourth of july fireworks forecast and your beach forecast coming up. >>> let'so over to melissa and see what's going on on the roads. >> 329 southbound, blocked by er frksburg. route 1, at southpoint parkway. thats 95 southbound and southbound looking okay. so is 66. arlington had a problem. washington boulevard at 110. heading out this morning, good idea. you want t tovel before 10:00 a.m. or 10:00 p.m. >> look at the pictures at the brid

alberto gonzales michelin stars a chef in italy and has moved back home after fifteen. he's now chosen and an orthodox. is nice and taking up the rolling pin. instead of a fine dining restaurant. and so on and. it's really what is it. one of. the. old. oh. and by you know. the romeo. rose. and got to know me. every indian the white kid. and poor. to get a value only. need a nickel said to enter the tournament. and . simply i mean. in a water moment is it easy to run your own business in cuba. if you see them. saying oh no my auditor there and i. see what i want to. hear but i think i mean to impose the lamont and wilson but oh well i guess. you've chosen central ghana which is you know as we know it's a poor neighborhood why do you come here a minute ago but i'd like. to do. in iraq but they might. in riga. but they'd eat. it ok it may hold a sane role. they honestly don't live there without asking for trouble. so you're back and you've got from. the same place. the pain that i won't. be loopy. well. i mean. i don't gamble at the moment. for them. to launch with all wen

next speaker, mark gonzales. >> hello. i'm a native san franciscan. my distant relatives came over as the first recorded spaniard to marry an indian. our family has been in california since the 17 hundreds in -- and native americans for thousands of years. i imagine what the river systems were like then. since then, we have decimated nearly every river in californ california, and today, we are asking for a ten% back. it is like if someone robbed 80% of your assets and then the robber came back to your house and said well if i give you ten% back, how is that? you would want your 80% back. given that this is a long detailed study, it showed that 60% is required. sixty% should be the goal. i realize you may not be able to do that back but the whole emphasis is returning to the river and still getting your use of what you need to. but on the extreme, if i was trump the end, i would say tear it down the dams and let the patient -- fish pay for them and let them deal with that. but this is a reasonable request. long-term developed and it should be honoured

alberto gonzales michelin stars a chef in italy and has moved back home after fifteen. he's now chosen and an orthodox. and taking up the rolling pin. instead of a fine dining restaurant to brick making and settled on a shop. it's really what is it. the poor. old thought. that they're all. in and by you know. a. little me and i went off to romeo. and got to know me or. every indian the white kid. went to and poor. to get a value only. need a nickel said to him a lot on the middle. out. and. simply and i mean. end of autonomy is it easy to run your own business in cuba. and the. single mom i only thought of there in the. sea when i wanted to. but i think i mean the impulse to lamont and wilson but i when i got a look at this was a city that you've chosen central ghana which is you know as we know it's a poor neighborhood why do you come here remain on the go but i'd like. to do. in iraq but they might not. in league. but they'd eat. it ok it may hold us a little don't they honestly don't live there without asking for trouble. so you're back and you got from. the same pla

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vickie gonzales, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up, new at 6:30, facebook suspends another analytics firmout data collection. >> a hollywood movie made in the east bay. we'll give you a sneak peek at "blindspotting" playing at select theaters. >> about my city, i got to come check it out on the big screen. (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ >>> facebook said today it's suspended a boston-based analytics firm called crimson hexagon. there are concerns about how the firm is collecting and sharing personal data from facebook and instagram. scrutiny of facebook has increased since revelation last march that cambridge analytica him properly accessed user -- had improperly accessed user data. clients include a russian nonprofit with ties to the kremlin. there's no evidence they used data improperly, facebook said. >>> numbers out today from the state's employment development department show that the state added only 800 jobs in june. th

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here in the gonzales.letto x 8982 desk: x8905desk: x8905 silletto x 8982 desk: x8905 good morning everyone im marty gonzales. here in the kron 4 studios, it's saturday july 28st, 2018...good morning ( marty ) here is dave spahr with the weather. (dave)very warm inland temperatures will continue through the weekend while onshore flow and a marine layer will keep the coast and bayside locations at seasonable norms. high pressure will keep things dry, as hot temperatures continue inland. milder weather will persist near the coast through mid week next week. ( marty ) breaking ( marty ) ( marty ) breaking news this breaking ( marty )( marty ) breaking news this morning. the carr fire has almost doubled in size to more than 80-thousand acres. the fire burning in shasta county has also driven nearly 38-thousand people from their homes. containment of the fire is still very low as firefighters struggle to put it out. kron 4's sara stinson joins us live in studio with the latest. sara? ( sara ) the carr fire in sh

alberto gonzales. mission in stasis chef in italy and back home up to fifteen. he's now chosen an orthodox giving up his knife and taking up the rolling pin. instead of a fine dining restaurant to bring making and settle on a month to shop. it's really what is it. there's a. new one of. the. old. and by you know. a. little me and i went off to romeo. oh i will jump again and got to know me. ever indian the white kid. and poor. ok. to get a value only to be reachable me a sense how i need a nickel said to enter the tournament. in question or. simply i mean. in a water moment is it easy to run your own business in cuba. if you're going to. be. seeing one of my only thought of there in the. sea when i want to. but i think i'm in the impulse to lamont and wilson but oh well i guess i look like this was a city that you've chosen central ghana which is you know as we know it's a poor neighborhood why do you come here remain on the go but i'd like. to do. in iraq but they might not. in league. but they'd eat. it ok it may hold us a little don't they honestly don't live

gonzales told police she quote flipped during an argument over the victim's refuse value to move out.s talking about her frightening ordeal. it unfolded early yesterday morning in an apartment building in the western edition. they forced her into her landlord's apartment where they found her tied the a chair. >> he was completely tied to the chair. they threatened the kill the woman until the landlord agreed investigators are looking into whether new fire was suspicious. >>> an arsonist started a fire at the restaurant which gutted the building. no one was arrested. owners say they are rooking flo forward to rebuilding. >> you know, we'll be opened back up. >>> chp has not issued a special traffic alert. we do see a huge back up here. traffic stopped right here. that's the commute direction. you make out flashing lights here. all lanes are blocked. eastbound traffic started slowing again after a five minute track. that's why you see the sensors slowing there as well. she was hit by another vehicle. be careful out there. she has been taken to the hospital. sounds like major injuries. >

kavanaugh did along with former white house counsel alberto gonzales. >> he's likely to serve with honor distinction with a d.c. circuit court judge. that carries more weight as a supreme court justice than his service in the white house.ep >>ter: there is also thomas hardiman, the runner up. he was the first in his family to go to e and drove for his father's taxi company before law school. hardimaners on the same court his sister did she's a fan.clear the next finalist includes amy coney barrett, a fan of evangelicals and raymond kethledge, an appeals court judge that works from a converte in michigan and wrote a book on solitude. >> i don't think any e of the four the president is considering now should be a cause for concern for any of my colleagues. >> reporter: the conservative federalist socty helped come up with the president's list of 25 possible justices with white house lawyer don mcgahn who pushed back on criticism the process has been outsourced. >> i've been a member of the federalist et sosince law school, still am. so frankly, it seems like it's insourced. >> reporter: si

gonzales-garcia filed an asylum claim and was released on bond on june 19th but still hadn't seen herhers day" after saying her daughter would be taken away and she would never see her again. later, on the phone, she says her daughter described being hurt by another child and getting sick while in the government's custody.natsot: gonzales- garcia in spanishi would spend time thinking about how long it would be, she says, how long. i wanted to go where she was, even if just to see her from a distance.amid the tears of joy, a belated birthday gift from mom.the little girl turned eight while in a texas shelter.natsot"she is the reason i am here," gonzalez- garcia says, "looking for a better life for her and myself."natsot: cheering angelica lives in massachusetts where she says she's built a support system for her and her little girl.a belated birthday party is planned for tomorrow - a chance for mother and daughter to get their minds off the long and uncertain road to securing asylum.polo sandoval, boston / standup: "gonzales-garcia was never charged for illegal entry, it was part of pr

gonzales to marte. two-run homer deep to center. 2-0 the pirates we able to go d.eo new york because the nats lost. i think next time they should try it on twitter or something like that. it doesn't work too well. >>n ust focuse game and not the social media. >> that's the problem. they were also the my space which didn't work out well either. >> right before the all-star >> right before the all-star game, i had life-treatening bleeding in my brain. but thanks to the virtual reality technology at gw hospital, my surgeons were able to look inside my brain and plan for a successful surgery. it's remarkable that i woke up and ran five miles this morning. i would tell gw hospital thank you for giving me new life. for life's defining moments the george washington univeristy hospital defining medicine. >>> we've g breaking news to end this broadcast. the founder and public face of papa john's pizza just resigned after admitting he used a raisel slur on a conference call in may. >> papa john's released a statement in the last 20 minutes saying john snyder resigned as chai

we reported gonzales told police she slipped during the refuse value to move out. >>> one of two victims is talking about her frightening ordeal. it unfolded early yesterday morning in an apartment building on baker street the 26-year-old says the two armed men put a gun to her head as she returned home from a night out. they forced her where she found him tied to a chair. >> they tied me up it is until the landlord agreed to open the safe. the dhoothieves got away. >>> the owners say they are staying upbeat. the restaurant suffered major damage in an early morning fire yesterday. >>> happening today designed to save wild fires. it is installing 200 weather stations in a northern california county. it shows that the wild fire threat is really bad. it can shut off power to minimize fire risk. >>> a lot of concern about how work may impact surrounding neighborhoods. happening today the city tackles some of the issues. they are hosting a meeting tonight. >> we see low clouds howevering in the area. it is westbound heading towards the dublin interchange. all lanes seem to be moving well. we

gonzales speaking to us let's go over to the call calm and collected coverage boos in in frankfurt to walk us through the global financial market reaction which has been quite calm today or would you put it down to caution conrad. it's more caution it's true given all the negative implications start marketeer has kept up relatively well this friday but we should not forget that the events today had been really well flagged so market participants have a lot of time to get used to them to price them in and this has happened here over the course of the last few weeks three weeks ago the german share index stacks traded about five percent higher than right now. conrad you would have heard me talking about the u.s. wanting to increase these times to five hundred billion dollars what that would be the amount of imports from china to the u.s. last year i mean that would be a full blown trade war and it would leave both sides with very little the chinese would be able to match that the u.s. would be able to do much after that would it lead then to a currency war where the two biggest economie

evil another jones out on wall moment somewhere and she wants all she was bought in going through gonzales with work and they all do then don't she don't know yet she's wrong. now hold you can go. again or shouldn't all those yellow. shirt in the only tie for that are different and i said to true i will woman that. assures the end of the young woman's i don't want. to go to the end those are underage or the so she don't roll so sharp their wives around for a living will they didn't that's all. we're going to bore them. used to you down there know what you can someone who were in the. body and draw what you. don't. get how some of your body and don't you wish someone had. done on you which adama. hala. what your home. was her to do the highlights. in the. pool in the queen. queen. even. your how do you. know that show is as you know to the poor and the home will not always the pile of ashes and gnomes and even. what you write in your home or. on the. knees that. you are compared to the. so there might as you're showing that we are going. to do that so it's only in the two. months out of the

gonzales remains in jail without bail...and is due in court again next month.are now learning the cause of that fire on the altamont pass - and there's been an arrest in the case as well. the fire shut down 580 just north of livermore for several hours as fire fighters battled the blaze. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, two teens and fireworks are at the center of the case. (take pkg) ;this is video taken on july 8.... you can see the large plumes of smoke racing toward cars. nearly 480 acres were scorched... now a break in the case... about how it all started... alameda county sheriff's spokesperson ray kelly says it was here heading east on the side of 580 just past the flint exit where two teens broke down. sgt. ray kelly, alameda co. sheriff's spokesperson. the teens were horsing around, they put a fire work into the engine of their car, it went off then they started to try and put out the fire and couldn't and it took off on them. sgt ray kelly with alameda county sheriff's department says the teens recently turned themselves in confessing to the fir

newuld like to introduce mexico's secretary of cultural affairs, veronica gonzales. she is filling in for governor martinez who is under the weather. we are springing this on you at the last moment, appreciate you jumping in. front will tell us about the newant artistic trinity in mexico and its impact on the local economy. please welcome veronica. [applause] you, it is a pleasure to be here. i get to talk about one of my favorite subject. it has been my passion for my whole life. serving governor martinez and the role as cultural affairs secretary has been a tremendous honor. it is a pleasure to join you today to share with you more about our state, i hope you are having a wonderful time and taking advantage of beautiful santa fe and all that it has to offer. few places on earth offer the rich history and cultural diversity found in new mexico. native american culture has been present here for more than 2500 years and it is home to 22 native american tribes. their history iselle rated today as well as many other cultures in new mexico in our museums, in dances, musi

so i described, gonzales senator greening. clark -- i don't notify your there, but -- you know, i had this confrontation, i wrote a chapter called "the senator and the student," i was baby-sit baby-sitting for do and i was in the process of writing my paper and then i saw this little blush in the fairbanks news and said, what we need to do is pay off these natives and get on with the development of this land. and i kind of got torqued off. but then i looked at it from a different perspective and i thought, you know, this guy is saying that we should be paid off. that must mean that he believes we have some rights. and so i decided to write a letter to ernest green. and essentially saying, well, i saw what you said, i think you're prejudicing what claims we might have, but if we have rights, then we should have a right to say what kind of sentiment we want in land -- settlement we want in land nor cash. so i decided to send it not only to him but to the news minor to average times and the tundra times and everybody printed it b

my name is louie gonzales. i volunteer for the coalition on homelessness, and i just want to travel you how embarrassing it is to travel to third world countries and find out there is more homeless people on the streets of san francisco. i implore you if you could use those funds for the homelessness, the youths, the future of this country. just because they're homeless does not make them disposable people, and i think it would make me proud for you people to use the funds to help them out and i would -- want to die knowing that i lived at a time when i had very important and wise supervisors that made a change. thank you. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. next speaker. >> hi. my name is von chase cly. i'm speaking on behalf of the chinatown nmca. we're asking you for continued support of our s.r.o. program. in the last two years we've served after 128 families with a comprehensive support program that provides them with economic self-sufficiency, without one of their own, the ymca is their living room. our progr

eric gonzales a new world record. 74 nathan's famous hot dogs!use you know they needed the d.a. to come in and certify the actual end of the contest. >>> plenty of holiday baseball means plenty of fun. we give you the best of the best, call it check this out and a happy 4th courtesy of kyle. pickoff throw at first base, watch the slide to home. that's one of the best you hes hand and scores. steals home cubs win 5-2. rays- marlins, gomez strikes out. every once in a while you see the player take it out on the cooler and gomez goes to town and again. braves-yankees. kurt suzuki foul ball creative use of a glove. fan catches it with a glove and holds it in his hand and uses it to catch the baseball. that is a high degree of difficulty right there. speak of impressive, carlos -- not done, by the way. >> the same guy. >> same guy, different cooler. he is taking them all out. no cooler is safe in the dugout. dozier the drive, 9th inning of a two-run game takes it away big time. twice in the last four days take a home run away and good news gomez calme

erika gonzale m is here withe on that. >> reporter: the queen is known really ing these beautiful andrnate broaches, but it's three in particular that are causing quite a stir. first up is a vintage yellow gold and diamond piece that was gifted to her by the obamas in 2011. she wore that piece the day mr. trump arrived in the uk. cond is this particular broach that she used on day two, when she actually met with the trumps. it is a palm leaf and it is the same one that her motheore to the funeral of king george vi. stly, the matriarch was seen wearing a broach on mr. trump's final day in town. ta was ament piece from canada, a country with which president trump has h some blic strife with. the queen doesn't typically comment on political matters so it's pretty unlikely we're going to hear what prompted thchoice in the broaches, but, of course, there is a lot of speculation on >>cial media. yes, there is. isn't there? >>> there is another royal wedding on the horizon. >> similar to prince harry and meghan markle's wedding, the public is invited. marry london socialite jack brooksbeck.

(upbeat music) - hi i'm roberta gonzales and welcome to this week's edition of where's roberta.grab your passport, we're taking you for a ride to my favorite international city, it's the eternal city, it's the city of love. we are taking you to rome, the capital of italy. in fact, lets kickstart this show with the roman colosseum which is turning almost 2,000 years old. the history of ancient rome begins on the banks of the tiber river. it is written rome was founded on april 21, 753 bc, which is pretty difficult for me to wrap my head around.

again, my name is veronica gonzales, and i get to talk about one of my subjects, whichn my passion. , for really my whole life. inving governor martinez, the role as cultural affairs secretary, has been a tremendous honor. it is a pleasure to join you all today, to share with the a little more about our state. i hope you are on all having a wonderful time in santa fe, taking advantage of all it has to offer. few places on earth offers a huge history and cultural diversity found in new mexico. native american culture has been present here for more than 2500 years, and it is home to 22 native american tribes. their rich history is celebrated today as well as in many other cultures in new mexico in our in our dances, our music, or arts and crafts, the very many languages that are spoken here, in our traditional villages. our national historic park dates .d., and it is considered one of the largest concentration of pueblos in the american northwest. probably the best representation of the first ever created in a new mexico. spanish colonial culture arrived in the state in the late 1500s,

gonzales remains in jail without bail... and is due in court again next month. ( robin )a 72-year old man is brutally beaten on the streets of berkeley. the group that attacked him - pushes him to the ground and kicks him repeatedly. the brazen assault happened right across the street from the police department. kron 4's justine waldman has the security camera video... that shows the attack. the first video shows the attack.a 72 year old man is walking down the street, when the group comes from behind and pushes him to the ground and begins kicking him over and over again.sot this attack is definitely disturbing it is appalling reallyberkeley police explain the attack happened at 3:30 in the morning on martin luther king jr. way, between university avenue and addison street on july 6ththe second video shows the man, who is from berkeley walking home.that is when the group of 6 or 8 people, all described as african american males in their late teens or early 20's come at him.sot from what we can tell this is an unprovoked att

alberto gonzales michelin stars a chef in italy and has moved back home after fifteen. he's now chosen and an orthodox. is nice and taking up the rolling pin. instead of a fine dining restaurant to britney and settle on a mom to shop in the working class neighborhood. it's really what is it as well as a. new. the poor. old thought. they were all. in and by you know. a. little me and i went off to romeo. only i will jump again and got to know me. every indian the what good people. and poor. to get of value only to be reachable me a sense how i need a nickel said to. me. out of an idea. and. simply i mean. end of autonomy is it easy to run your own business and cuba. saying oh no my auditor there and i. see what i want to. hear but i think i mean to impose the lamont and wilson but oh well i guess. you've chosen sense of honor which is you know as we know it's a poor neighborhood why do you come here a minute ago but i. do. want to. interrupt but the money not. in legal. or not but they eat so well ok. you get ok it may hold a sane role. they honestly don't live there wit

agnes gonzales lives close by and he was out talking tone hbors this morning. >> he asked if we had seen anything unusual in the pasus anything l, and i said i haven't seen anything. >> reporter: nothing? >> no. >> reporter: were you surprises this happened here on your block? >> yes, yes, very surprised. >> reporter: did you know the man who lives in the house? >> like i know there was an old man. i used to see him around but we never really talked to him. y >> reporter: trs ago this house was the scene of another sincident. shfired, police converged, looking for the relative of the man who lived here. they treat it had like a barricade. it went on for some time and they busted out the front door, but in the end no oneound. or what happened here today, police say they are waiting for the medical examiner to determine the cause and manner of death. after that maybe more police work. leon, back to you. >> thank you so much. pat collins reporting live. check out this new video. this is just coming into into our newsroom. a building crumbli to the ground in miami. construction crews were th

my name is andy gonzales cabrera. first of all, i would like to thank commissioner yee for the leadership that has been taken on vision zero and the attention to this project. in particular, i am pleased to see that there's a focus to -- of outreach for monolingual communities. i particularly think that the san francisco bicycle coalition has been the lead of the way with the adult educations for bikes in both languages, spanish and chinese. we partner with organizations like the new service center in chinatown to provide and expand youch reaches to our audiences. i miself- -- outreaches to our audiences. i myself speak spanish and english, but i struggle with english vocabulary, and personally i think that communities all over san francisco will benefit in having multiple language outreach. we hope this turns into actual action in reality for all san franciscans and community members who visit the city? we cannot keep them waiting for change and simply requesting updates on the vision zero improvements. we look forwa

because i was there, deputy gonzales represented at the san francisco travel. they had an event and luncheon where they selected some public servants. i know that that's appreciated by sf travel because they welcome all the conventions in, and john baxter puts out twitter messages, so he received that award. we'd like to congratulate lieutenant baxter. then, on the 24th, last sunday, a number of us participated in the pride parade. thank you, commissioner covington and president cleaveland for participating with us. it was a fun day, beautiful weather, well attended by many of our members and also some members of the audience, aspiring firefighters e.m.t.'s and paramedics. last night at the ballpark was sf giants firefighter appreciation evening. i know there was a number of people with the nonprofit that commissioner alioto veronese started handing out information on ptsd for first responders. we had christopher moore from our department who sang beautifully the national anthem. i might let commissioner hardeman chime in. i was able to lead the pledge for fire

jennifer gonzales shushereba, christine loeber and therapist jennifer golick.mployees at pathway taken hostage and shot to death by al ber wong, a form resident. >> you don't walk away without it having its effect. >> reporter: larry says the shooting has taken an emotional toll on the surviving employees and the veterans who were livin. a factor why pathway won't be reopening. >> devastating because these women were the core of the clinical program and were our friends and we all new each other. it's a small community. >> reporter: its mission will carry on. the board of directors has taken a number of steps to help veterans continue to get the care they need. the pathway home is assisting a similar program in martinez and working on creating a new downloadable resource guide for organizations looking to launch pathway inspired homes throughout the country and solicited the help of susan gordon to create the guide. >> i'm involved with and excited by how they move forward and not let the tragedy destroy their legacy. >> reporter: aeg thatf av men.ville, lilian

teo elizondo gonzales!a, india, at 5'6" he's a ceo who likes his eggs sunny side up. parthapratim chakrabothe. [ cheers and applause ] from the philippines, at 5'2" she is a nurse who collects figurines. flor afabl cooley! ♪ today and finally, at 5'7", from crimea, he is a software engineer who likes ice cream. sergei vyacheslavovic getmanchuk! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ thereg a and gtleneawee urewmeca [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: wow, congratulations, congratulations, congratulations, congratulations, congratulations, congratulations. and i want to say, on behalf of all americans, we are happy to welcome you as part of our country. and now with the official welcome to america gift basket, please welcome another naturalized american citizen, guillermo. [ cheers and applause ] guillermo took the oath about 10 years ago. tell them what they get. >> guillermo: they get an apple pie. >> jimmy: yes, what else? >> guillermo: they get a beer helmet. >> jimmy: a beer helmet. [ cheers and applause ] >> guillerm