huge event that's underway here in europe is the cam film festival and head of the jury that is gonzales' inyati to regard. by many to be the greatest living film director around today he's certainly the only one in 65 years to win back to back best director oscar was a but man in 2014 and the next year he got it for the revenant now it's his turn to hand out prizes at the 72nd cannes film festival in the south of france. that can the big questions are who's wearing what on the red carpet and what film will the jury pick to win the palme d'or this year for the 1st time the cannes dury is led by a mexican director a 100 gonzales inyati to. i don't know how it's going to work to tell you a true i have never been a precedent i have never control anything even my sets not my family nothing so i have to have a president do one of the most awkward kind of situation and mexican president it's in your help so then what is his plan as can jury president and how will he and the rest of the jury 3 more directors 2 actors a script writer and a comic book creator be looking for the winners i would li

win the palme d'or this year for the 1st time the cannes jury is led by a mexican director a 100 gonzales inyati to me but i don't know how it's going to work to tell you a true i have never been a precedent i have never control anything even my sets not my family nothing so up to a president to one of the most awkward kind of situation and mexican president it's in years have so then what is his plan as can jury president and how will he and the rest of the jury 3 more directors 2 actors a scriptwriter and a comic book creator be looking for the winners i will like to see the films see we will not know who directed it you know i think no no time no experience no name no fame no gender nothing should be take there i think for respect of cinema and for the people who made it i think we should just judge a film by by if by the film itself like the art itself. in his own movies and yet he too is known for his striking visual style and often grim subject matter. in 2000 he made his directorial debut with the intensely emotional a modest perilous about the cruel world of dog fighting in mexico

alberto gonzales served as u.s. attorney general in the george w. bush administration. speaking at a conference of the american bar association, he talked about current attorney general william barr and his handling of the robert mueller investigation. this is 40 minutes. ciation. >> thank you guys for being here. my name is logan murphy. aba spring the conference here in washington, d.c. we are incredibly pleased and honored to have here this morning someone that needs little introduction. alberto gonzales. please welcome here and thank him for joining us this morning. [applause] >> thank you for coming up, we appreciate it. thanks for getting up early and you and i had mixed feelings every time i come back to washington dc. how many great memories but also bad memories. it's tough being attorney general. our current attorney general is appreciating it more and more each day. >> will tackle theelephant in the room since you mentioned first . so i know that you have a relationship with both the attorney general and special counsel mueller talk a little bit about the dyn

white house counsel, the attorney general and current dean of belmont law, alberto gonzales. welcome him for joining us this morning. ning . >> thank you for coming up, we appreciate it. thanks for getting up early and you and i had mixed feelings every time i come back to washington dc. how many great memories but also bad memories. it's tough being attorney general. our current attorney general is appreciating it more and more each day. >> will tackle theelephant in the room since you mentioned first . so i know that you have a relationship with both the attorney general and special counsel mueller talk a little bit about the dynamic between the lighthouse, the attorney general and a special prosecutor, special counsel in a situation like this who's working together, networking and just educate everything in the room. >> i don't have much relationship with bill. obviously because of the circles we traveled , have traveled in the past, we know each other. bob miller, was the fbi director when i was attorney general of the united states and we met every morning. first thing i

but for gonzales, dominguez and aida parada who all became good friends during this conference, it wasever separate from politics. this is a picture of the three of them together taken by havana newspaper. these women believed anti-imperialism, economic equity, and social justice must be central goals of feminism. the name is made easy is explicit in a newspaper interview she gave following the conference. in a profile entitled the latin americans enjoy the role of extras in the recent conference of women, dominguez explained that stevens had decisively excluded latin american women from the conference proceedings and from the commission itself. dominguez explained that their efforts to raise these issues and others had been quashed by stevens. while the mink is praised stevens tenacity of the woman's rights leader, she explained that, quote, whenever an idea that is contrary to stevens convictions as presented, the spirit of a race speaks through her mouth and her gentle phrase and ample smile are substituted with imperious action and arbitrary imposition of her own agenda. no organiz

. >> reporter: reports found that gonzales was suicidal and advanced on officers to get them to kill him. it cited a text message he sent. he wrote in part i have surrendered myself to the devil and gave in. i am dead inside so i'm not sorry for the outcome. >> no. i think call for help. >> it is not a reason for a police officer to come to kill them. it doesn't give them the place of god to take their life. >> hold on -- this is bodycam video released by police on november 15, 2018. pod responded to a 911 call about a disturbance. officers say they found gonzales making slashing motions with a knife or box cutter and later determined to be a razor blade. >> to me it is anger now and opens up more questions. >> reporter: the two officers fired a total of 12 shots. and one officer said he fired his gun because he believed gonzalez had a deadly weapon and he was about to stab him. they are forced to make split second judgments and this was such a circumstance. police called the death a tragedy and their hearts go out to his loved ones. the department is conducting their own internal af

. >> former attorney general alberto gonzales weighs in on the mueller report and attorney general william barr's testimony this week. he spoke this morning at a conference hosted by the young lawyers division of the american bar association. >> thank you very much for being here. my name is logan murphy, i'm the chair elect of the young lawyers division of the american bar. and this is the aba while beast conference in washington dc. we are incredibly pleased and honored to have your with us this morning but you needvery little introduction . white house counsel, the attorney general and current dean of belmont law, alberto gonzalez towelcome them for joining us this morning . >> thank you for coming up, we appreciate it. thanks for getting up early and you and i had mixed feelings every time i come back to washington dc. how many great memories but also bad memories. it's tough being attorney general. our current attorney general is appreciating it more and more each day. >> will tackle theelephant in the room since you mentioned first . so i know that you have a relationship with both t

needsith us, someone who little introduction, white house ofnsel, the current dean belmont law, alberto gonzales. [applause] thank you for coming up. we appreciate it. >> thank you for getting up early. i have mixed feelings. it is tough being the attorney general of the united states. we will tackle the elephant in the room and get into it. you have relationships with the attorney general and special counsel robert mueller. talk about the dynamics between the white house, the attorney general, and the special prosecutor, special counsel, in a situation like this, who is working together? educate everyone in the room. >> i do not have a relationship with william barr. we know each other. route -- bob mueller was the attorney general and we met every morning. we would go to the fbi building, sit down with bob and receive a briefing. briefing from cia analysts. so obviously working with bob and i was involved in getting bob nominated. during bush's first term so i know him very well. and obviously between the white house and department of justice, there are clear lines of medication in terms of wh

it's good news says santa clara county association of realtors president gustavo gonzales basically we're getting more to a balanced market which is good for everybody amid allows buyers a little more time to think about what they want to get last year we had historically low inventories. >>so when you see an increase like the one reported on trulia it's really not that big of a difference when you look at the overall market. >>for-sale inventory often rises when more new listings come on the market for one more homes. stay on the e markets like san jose where affordability has declined sales are slowing some inventory is still not keeping pace with demand says gonzales economy is people like google apple linked in tesler still adding jobs and so as long as we have a lot of job we have a lot of demand for housing in until we start building a lot more housing we're going to continue to have that the man. >>according to trulia your typical starter trade-up home on the market now up from 40 to 57 days in san jose rep laudable kron 4 news. >>and san jose ranks, second nationally among cities

white house counsel, the attorney general and current dean of belmont law, alberto gonzales. welcome him for joining us this morning. ning . >> thank you for coming up, we appreciate it. thanks for getting up early and

it's good news says santa clara county association of realtors president gustavo gonzales basically we'reod for everybody amid allows buyers a little more time to think about what they want to get last year we had historically low inventories. >>so when you see an increase like the one reported on trulia it's really not that big of a difference when you look at the overall market. >>for-sale inventory often rises when more new listings come on the market for one more homes. stay on the market longer in more expensive markets like san jose where affordability has declined sales are slowing some inventory is still not keeping pace with demand says gonzales economy is people like google apple linked in tesler still adding jobs and so as long as we have a lot of job we have a lot of demand for housing in until we start building a lot more housing we're going to continue to have that the man. >>according to trulia your typical starter or trade up home on the market now up from 40 to 57 days in san jose double kron 4 news. forza streaming live local news 24 hours a day with no commercials that

morning on kron 4 news week as we take a live look outside from barca daryl this morning, already gonzales states bars here with the weekend its 2 thumbs up are looking really good great for mom to my right to we're starting off of their traditional overcast or spark situation but get that some time that probably makes up pretty quickly this morning. oh look at that the zipper truck are ready to rock'n'roll there from the golden gate bridge l a is a and now they're so again that overcast situation we have at least you can see the 2 towers clearly would see up there and we're in pretty nicely zipping over to some dole, this is already the clear shot that happened those inland valleys we've already improved their just a bowl in around the immediate bay. we have to get thafog taken care of so say the models hey that's going to be handled probably by mid morning before 9 o'clock most of the bay will be taken care of a little trouble area up here in the north bay, although a singer in places like half moon bay already getting clearing so the beaches look to be pretty decent today, although some

in particular, i want to thank mar gonzales where tier for a number of years. we have been working together down in the office for seven years. i will be moving on, mar will be moving on isabel and as well and i know this means a lot to me, i am glad we are able to do it together. thank you for your great work. [applause] >> the person in support services who oversaw this project, he has done a great job he also may be moving on, we are not quite sure. he has done a great job. is a native san franciscan. thank you very much. [applause]. >> tony and his team are probably still here screwing in lightbulbs. they're not behind me but they are somewhere here. lieutenant tommy murphy who is walking away because he doesn't want the credit. thank you, tommy and steve. and the rest of my command staff i obviously want to really appreciate mayor breed once again for selecting our successors. i think it is healthy. it is healthy for me and healthy for the department to have this transition time. they made an excellent choice as my successor. i'm very proud of her. i selec

has been in the office for the last couple of weeks, and transitioning with former deputy chief gonzales. i have to say that it only use to be assistant deputy chief cochrane that beats me to the office in the morning. now we're going to have some competition. that bodes well and speaks well to this command staff on how hard they work, and i'm really looking forward to seeing what we can do, what we can do together. i know there's, you know, quite a learning curve for all of us, but we are all passionate about the department and we are moving forward and i'm really excited about it and excited to work with the commission as well. a couple things that we're doing, we will be putting together a schedule to send our command staff out to stations and that includes myself, sort of the change in shift in the morning or whatever works for the command staff, but i think that's a good time to go out, just to open up a conversation, so the field knows who we are, so we're hearing directly from the field. i am all about communication, so i think this is a good way to start it off. so, we'll be comi

also, i want to thank deputy chief of operations mark gonzales who has helped me in my transition, and at lot of my former c.d.1, 2, and 3 who reached out to me. thank you. we had several fires in april, but because of our quick response and aggressivics ting wishment, there were no major injuri injuries to report on those. i like to quickly state that on april 19th, i was on my very last call and i was dispointed because it was just a building alarm. i didn't want to end my career that way. when i went to the building alarm, it was 7 floors of water pouring out of this building. it turned into a water evacuation, and that turned into an arson. someone taped all the extinguishers down. i had to call the police department, and then we had seven floors of water coming through the lobby. i called another truck to assist us. after that, we discovered someone had knocked off a sprinkler head on the ninth floor, so we knew this was deliberate. the squad with their great investigative work, through a video found the man that ran out of the apartment, followed him through different cameras, an

santa clara county association of realtors president was stowell gonzales sars that's good news. >>we were getting ybody amid al buyers a little more time to think about what they want to get. >>as we gear up for another fire seasons, manyrecovering fr year's devastation and there's a new bill may be there to help that is a on it different story though have won a little bit later. >>as we gear up for another fire season. so many people are still recovering from last year's devastation. the new bill that may be able to help. i also think he has too much power and i should say that i i think that ultimately it's up to government to solve this facebook under fire. >>the company's ceo co-founder rather is going after ceo mark zuckerberg regulations he s a cool looking hot tub. we should check on the baby. he's so sweet. maybe too sweet? 's down. go! your home is only as smart as your internet. get reliable at&t fiber and get speeds up to 300 megabits per second and directv. bundle for 75 dollars a month for 12 months. limited availability. may not be in your area. more for your thing

bottom of the first, carlos ez gonzal blasting one to center and wilkerson makes a great track on thesac fly. there ofre a lot runs for the inans today, ten of them, in fact, but just one homer. carlos santana takesy jeffre rodriguez deep in the fourth. 1/3 guez's outing lasted 3 giving you have four runs and four walks and the day belonged to cleveland starter shane bieber. top of the ninth. one out away from a complete game shutout.av chris d goes down swinging ending the game. is a strikeout totalhe as t indyarns shut out os so-0. baltimore will welcome the yankees to town beginning tomorrow. >>>ll right. guys. baby shark, hope i don't get that stuck into your head. if i do, apologize. game five sharks and st. louis. this was all st. louis. blues jmp on top early 1-0. second period more from st. louis. tarasenko's shot is stopped, but the rebound, it goes trying schwartz who beats martin jones. just look at this. jones, he could probably get assist on this one, sends it right to schwartz. he finesse with the second hat trick of the playoffs and the blu shutout thesharks 5-0 and tak

judge john cella sources adrian gonzalez should be tried as an adult mike gonzales is accused of raping and killing eight -year-old mattie millington when he was 15. state law requires 14 and 15 -year-olds to be tried as juveniles even for the most serious crimes. now, the judge says that law is unconstitutional. the defense team plans to appeal. >> no one is capable of looking at one crime by 114 or 15 -year-old kid and saying to this person irredeemably corrupt . >> there is no justice right now, we won this round which is fantastic. >> tonight, several students now accused of leaving threatening graffiti at a california high school in san ramon. found on a shack near the football field earlier this month. one of four such incidents. the students face expulsion and possible criminal charges. >>> some napa residents forced to shelter-in-place this morning as crews hurried to clean up the house of the spill outside their homes. this happened when a truck hauling the hazardous material overturned on redwood road near lynn drive. officials tell us the truck was carrying canisters filled w

. >> reporter: ted fairbanks one of the attorneys representing gonzales. he says the office plans to appeal the judge's decision and believes all juveniles should have the chance to rehabilitate themselves rather than face a lifetime of punishment an adult prison. >> no one capable of looking at one crime by 114 or 15 -year-old kid and saying this person is irredeemably corrupt. >> the new state law sb 1391 requires 14 and 15 -year-olds accused of serious crimes, even murder to be tried in the juvenile justice system taken the decision out of the hands of the d.a. or judge which means in most cases they would be released by the ten to 25. mattie's mom says the law goes too far. >> there is no justice right now. we won this round which is fantastic. >> reporter: the legal battle is likely to land in front of the california supreme court. he will have to decide if lawmakers made a mistake with me altered prop 57. stripping judges of the ability to decide what should happen to kids who commit adult crimes. >> it is, the court found, absolutely inconsistent wi

>>seuss gonzales attempting to step bad as when she attacked me that his bride though you know that's pepper spray in my face. she's got my face one by one he tries to stop each of the 3 suspects scuffling with the last one on her way out my face and learn many bad the store says the suspects made off with $1000 worth of hair weaves gonzalez says the heist was fast and right there when she spending my face investigators only able to identify one of the brazen thieves prosecutors say she hair edwards admitted to having mace and throwing the can at gonzalez who says he still shaken by the april encounter now with some guys cause and it's never and never will happen to me like something about before. wow. >>been reporting there the woman we saw will be in court next week. >>meanwhile, police are still working to identify the other 2 women involved and that wraps up prime for news at 5 thanks for being with us this hour, we'll see you back here tonight for the news tonight in prime time right now can wait and pay more here 4 news at 6 alright grant and vicki thank you coming up next on kr

it's good news says santa clara county association of realtors president gustavo gonzales basically we're getting more to a balanced market which is good for everybody amid allows buyers a little more time to think about what they want to get last year we had historically low inventories. >>so when you see an increase like the one reported on trulia it's really not that big of a difference when you look at the overall market. >>for-sale inventory often rises when more new listings come on the market for one more homes. stay on the market longer in more expensive markets like san jose where affordability has declined sales are slowing some inventory is still not keeping pace with demand says gonzales economy is people like google apple linked in tesler still adding jobs and so as long as we have a lot of job we have a lot of demand for housing in until we start building a lot more housing we're going to continue to have that the man. >>according to trulia your typical starter trade-up home on the market now up from 40 to 57 days in san jose rounds laudable kron 4 news. >>also san jose rank

former deputy chief mar gonzales

i'm here to present on item 2, a bond issuance to fund the acquisition and rehabilitation of abel gonzalesing 30 unit affordable housing for seniors located at 1045 capp street in the mission district. transactions fundamentals have not changed since september 2018. it's still a conduit financing with no recourse to the general fund. 29 of the project's units will serve families earning no more than 50% a.m.i. and one unit with a household earning of no more than 80% a.m.i. with income averaging, and this is acceptable. they continue to be in compliance to prevailing wage and l.b.e. requirements. the developer has secured a debt limit allocation amount from sidlac. the financing team has developed the substantially issuance document with the city attorney and outside accounts, and that's what is in your package before you. the financing team is on track to close this transaction by the first week of june. the rehabilitation is expected to be completed in august of 2020. on behalf of the project's sponsor, mission housing development corporation, i would like to thank you for your considera

it's good news says santa clara county association of realtors president gustavo gonzales basically we're a balanced market which is good for everybody amid allows buyers a little more time to think about what they want to get last year we had historically low inventories. >>so when you see an increase like the one reported on trulia it's really not that big of a difference when you look at t

>>you know on the lookout gonzales and others say it's an important reminder to always be aware of your surroundings no one safe around like you got to be aware all the time people are getting more and more desperate now police later arrested 2 per at his home last week. >>it's there that they sounded more evidence linking him to the other robberies in san jose tiller sackey kron 4 news. >>one new this morning where a person is dead following an atv crash and sonoma county this happened last night in the 4500 block of brown's road. it happened on private prom, pretty and so far no word on what caused that crash. well to the east bay now the u c berkeley police department is searching for a man who took pictures of people in a campus restroom. a camera was found in a restroom stall on the 4th floor of moffitt library. so they discovered that pictures of about 5 people have been taken in march and 13 people had been photographed in that same location in october of 2018. so this point police do not know if the suspect is a student or of employee of the university. uber driver accused of ki

rights organizations got onto your case and said this is something you shouldn't be doing i was right gonzales on what's in their minds i can only speak to the 5 a day when i didn't hear these words either i don't know but i think you can go on you can go online and find them one this week what's extraordinary also is that not only are you offering amnesty to some of the military and government personnel but you probably offer to give them a place in a transitional government let's think about. just that it has now you know how there is a lot of forgiving do you think venezuelans will be that is something that will be announced and what the medical and people in want for and want to form where are you going to be it will be put to them it will be put to them and transitional government is not a permanent government and you know how transitions to democracy are always complicated hard choices oh ways have to be made but again we look at the 330000 people the government has murdered with armed gangs we look at the 18700000 people on their way to a major famine 7000000 of whom are in danger immin

former deputy chief mar gonzales many thanks to my sister, carmen chu, i know that is my sister downre, but this is another sister. thank you, carmen, you are a rock star. i hope the ceremony doesn't make you go into labor. [laughter] >> but if it does, there are plenty of us who know what to do , so we are good. [laughter] >> thank you for being a strong role model for me and others, thank you so much. speaking of strong women, i want to say a special thank you to my new boss, mayor london breed. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you for this opportunity and for entrusting me with the mission and vision of the san francisco fire department. i vowed to continue to work diligently for you, mayor breed, for the city family, for my fire department family, and the citizens of san francisco. there are so many other people to think, too many, in fact. both in and outside the fire department, but let me be clear, i did not get here alone. first, i want to speak about my family, the biological kind, that is. my parents and my brother and sister. i am the youngest of three. they used

. >> former attorney general alberto gonzales weighs in on the mueller report and attorney general williambarr's testimony this week. he spoke this morning at a conference hosted by the young lawyers division

alberto gonzales. please welcome here and thank him for joining us this morning.plause] >> thank you for coming up, we appreciate it. thks