viene con el centro y el rechace que fue de gonzÁlez.gada. tiene que ser opciÓn para su compaÑero y no tiene que decirle dÓnde jugar o no. si recibes espabila. sigue marcando la opciÓn de pase para tu compaÑero. tony: de acuerdo pero estaba solo. entrando al Área. josÉ: yo nunca habÍa visto no me la des. marc: al contrario, he visto recriminaciones, aunque estÉs marcado por no recibir el balÓn. >> jara la tiene . la perdiÓ. se combina. recuperaciÓn por parte de pachuca . a continuaciÓn se puede perder a necaxa. los rayos contra el equipo de monarcas morelia. necaxa y morelia a continuaciÓn. viene la contra de jara. acompaÑa por izquierda. corta por el centro. apertura para ismael sosa. levanta cabeza y mete centro. la pelota se va. a continuaciÓn necaxa morelia. >> asÍ es. aquí estamos en la cancha en el estadio victoria. el conjunto de necaxa con dos victorias en dos partidos. ha tenido un excelente arranque el equipo. mientras que el otro lado perdiÓ los dos primeros partidos y ganÓ el Último. y parece que va a resurgir el equipo de la

le saliÓ servicio a gonzÁlez.mÁnchester frente al psg. enrique: ayala macro estÁ muy bien colocado. >> un contacto del nÚmero 19 de tigres. luego se marca una jugada a favor de tigres paco: este es el primer "sÁbado futbolero". que sea un gran aÑo, sobre todo con salud que con ella se puede todo aquÍ macro estÁ nacho ambrÍz. empiezan a ganarle ciertos momentos del partido. me parece que lo primero momento fueron mejores. viene la respuesta. determina cayendo a la que es sueca. hace su disparo y es una buena posibilidad . marc:muy justo. nadie tiene una marcha fija. si ellos suman mÁs gente dentro del Área, menos jugadores podrÁn salir a las ayudas. acaba siendo mosquera porque no tiene marca dentro del Área y puede ir a la cobertura. enrique: los jugadores pueden tambiÉn organizar. marc: le cargas mucho a los jugadores. van 60 minutos, pero el hombre que vemos en pantalla no ha aparecido. el Único cambio que hizo fue obligado por lesiÓn. tiene jugadores que pueden cambiar el rumbo del partido y de momento no cambi

la fiera respondiÓ cinco minutos despuÉs cuando juan tere gonzÁlez.tiÓ desde los 11 pasos. ambos equipos hicieron historia. beatriz: y ante las bajas temperaturas estÁn ofreciendo refugios en san josÉ, de 9:00 de la noche hasta las 8:00 de la maÑana. un albergue en la biblioteca y en san leandro, habrÁ que registrarse en el nÚmero que ve en la pantalla y para quienes tuvieron un arbolito de navidad en casa los invitamos a visitar la pÁgina de univisiÓn 14.com y asÍ llegamos al final de este programa, muchÍsimas gracias por habernos acompaÑado, que tengan todos muy buenas noches. la llegada del 2019 viene con cambios en las normativas. hablaremos de estos cambios. los centroamericanos que se refugiaban en un albergue de tijuana tienen dos opciones. y maÑana por la maÑana millones de niÑos se despertarÁn con la ilusiÓn de encontrar los regalos que le vieron a los reyes magos. locutor: este es su "noticiero univisiÓn: fin de semana", con arantxa loizaga y fÉlix de beudut. arantxa: bienvenidos a "noticiero univisiÓn". el cierre parcial del gobierno entra

juan carlos gonzÁlez tiene los detalles.encontrara cuatro personas que necesitaban resucitaciÓn, nos indicó que se trataba de un caso grave. 12 personas tuvieron que ser hospitalizadas. >> todo indica que tiene que ver con el fentanilo. el fentanilo es un opioide. juan: es peor aÚn cuando se mezcla con otras drogas. >> se combina con cocaÍna, con anfetaminas. la persona no sabe exactamente lo que estÁ consumiendo y por eso es peligroso. juan: a esta persona la llamaron para avisarle que su hijo fue hospitalizado. los paramÉdicos administraron una droga que sirve como antÍdoto en este tipo de casos. todas las personas tienen entre 19 y 30 aÑos de edad. en los Ángeles, juan carlos gonzález, univisiÓn. fÉlix: causa molestia internacional la detenciÓn de presidente de la asamblea general en venezuela. les presento mis nuevos pannidos. el deli trio y el turkey, bacon & cheddar, ambos en pan ciabatta tostado. y gracias a la bolsa para que no te ensucies, es fácil disfrútalos casi en cualquier parte. ¿en el carro? ¿sobre el carro?

desde los Ángeles juan carlos gonzÁlez tiene respuestas.uan carlos: una extensiÓn de tres aÑos para los beneficiarios de "daca", a cambio de que se aprueben los fondos para el muro fronterizo. >> es una propuesta que no es aceptable debido a que no es una soluciÓn permanente.

respuesta de sus casos en suelo mexicano. , informa juan carlos gonzÁlez desde tamaulipas, autoridadeslocales no saben cÓmo albergarÁn a los miles de inmigrantes. juan: una de las cosas que unen a las ciudades fronterizas de mcallen, texas y tamaulipas, mÉxico es la inmigraciÓn. comparte la preocupaciÓn ante la medida tomada por la administraciÓn trump de que los solicitantes de asilo deberÁn esperar una respuesta en mÉxico, por la ciudad de tijuana. de llegar a otras ciudades como reynosa, tamaulipas, las pondrÍan en serios aprietos han dicho las autoridades desde un principio. >> tenemos que pedir el apoyo a otras instancias federales para que se diera una buena atenciÓn. juan: el gobierno de mÉxico ha reiterado que recibirÍa los inmigrantes bajo ciertas condiciones. dicen que de por si apenas les alcanza para atender a los migrantes que van de paso y que esta situaciÓn rebasarÍa su capacidad.

lorena gonzalez (d) san diego)) "they're in the coast guard, the border patrol, they're right here in the airport, and those are the folks who are actually trying to keep us safe. rather than pay them for the work they're doing, we're having to fight over donald trump's machismo." the group marched through the airport terminal, urging out of state travelers to call their u.s. senators..((assm. ash kalra (d) san jose)) "we're not going to wait for trump's tantrum to end, we don't need to wait for him. the senate can do it right now, they can end this today." demonstrators say travelers through california airports should expect to see more of these protests if workers continue to go without pay. (catherine)and taking a (catherine) (catherine)and taking a look at stormtracker 4 radar... we are tracking the big storm hitting the bay area right now. more after the break. (catherine) continunig our coverage of the storm tonight... in the east bay...a public works crew was busy this morning removing a tree that fell....(grant) it was a mess - and it blocked part of a heavily traveled two lan

this is sheriff ed gonzalez. >> today i'm here to provide an update to our community, a status on the investigation of the murder of jazmine barnes. just one week ago today, jazmine, her mother and her siblings were fired upon as they drove along beltway 8, the feeder road, between wa walllisville and woodforest in east harris county. from the beginning of the investigation, we all had been touched by the death of jazmine. immediately my team, the harris county sheriff's office investigators, and some of our top leadership responded to that scene to make sure we did everything possible to solve this crime involving a precious child. we want to thank our community, our local community, for the outpouring of support and toward jazmine and her family. i also want to thank key leaders such as shawn king, attorney lee merritt, deandre hopkins, shaquille o'neill and countless others that have helped raise awareness to a national level. i also couldn't be more proud of the work of the harris county sheriff's office, especially our homicide investigators or squad for their tenacity and their

miss gonzalez colon: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. miss gonzalez colon: i introduce the child tax credit equity for puerto rico act of 2019. under the current law, it only applies to families raising three or more children in puerto rico. the -- in comparison with families living in the mainland, puerto rico never got a tool to work out this. small families consisted of one or two children are exclude interested receiving this necessary benefit. e purpose p of the child tax credit is to be a tool to help children and raise themselves out of poverty. puerto rico poverty rate is now 45%. that's 178% higher than mississippi. the lowest household income of puerto rico is $19,000 a year. compared to $43,000 in the state of mississippi. and $61,000 average in the whole mainland. this proposal will help puerto rico's economy and benefit about 355,000 families and more children in puerto rico. i thank congressman serrano, fitzpatrick, and duffy for being

gonzalez says this grant will help him finally live in the city he loves. >> instead of living way outser to school and spend more time here. i really love what i do. i love being a teacher in oakland. >>> that's pretty awesome. gonzalez has been teaching in oakland for 28 years. >>> let's talk about what to expect as we head deeper into january and february. the rest of january looks dry. our next chance of rain still looks to be february 1st and 2nd. the computer models, the medium range ones continue to lock in on the intensity. they say that's when the pattern will change. good time to get your car washed. the latest update comes out later today. but still a lot of us are dry to moderate around the dry. we are technically in a drought. it squishes like a sponge. >> sue? >> we're taking a look at san jose for your morning commute at 4:55. this is highway 87 with the taillights headed past the sap center towards mineta airport. everybody is at the limit. a hop across town to 280 at the 17 overcrossing for about an eight-minute drive from downtown san jose towards cupertino. it's look

on quite a speaking there well let's now go to jennifer camino gonzalez from the latin american service jennifer m a doro is clearly putting the squeeze on one guy though he's facing a criminal investigation now as assets are seized and he can't leave the country is it just a matter of time before quite it is a rest. well let's face it he should have been arrested already the government usually moves very quickly on these and these opposition figures don't forget the fall of the lopez he was leading protests in twenty fourteen and certainly if you can on those protests he was arrested and he's still in in custody he's on their home arrest so the question is why isn't he arrested why hasn't he been arrested yet and the answer is the united states the u.s. has said that if y. though is arrested that they won't take harsher measures and that is the problem that the government is actually afraid of there's they're afraid that if they move into harshly on white though that it might invite more intervention from the united states and so their plans of pressure but then also holding back so to

sheriff ed gonzalez, harris county, texas: "this could potentially be race related."heriff ed gonzalez, harris county, texas: "to us that's a public threat, a very serious public threat. there's no telling this person could do it again."witnesses describe the shooter as a white male in his 40's..with a beard and driving a red truck.and police say they believe the key to catching the killer might be this red truck.describing it as a 4-door red or maroon pickup truck..authorities are now pleading with the public to check their personal security cameras to help them catch a license plate number. without a tag number.. narrowing down the more than 6-million registered pickup trucks in texas..could be nearly impossible.sheriff ed gonzalez, harris county, texas: "our goal is finding this individual.. this coward.. this shooter and finding this vehicle."i'm meredith wood reporting. (pam) what was a night of celebration for many.... took a turn for the worse for one nine-year-old cleveland boy. just after midnight on new years day.... the boy was hit by a stray bullet. his pa

un vecino llamó a las autoridades diciendo que gonzález estaba armado con un cuchillo, en este vecindariolia vive su ex pareja. >> cuando los oficiales llegaron hicieron contacto con el, al pedirle que soltara el cuchillo se les acercaba a los uniformados ignorando sus advertencias. >> su papá nos comenta que sufría de depresión, que no era violento y no tenía ningún cuchillo. >> la policía siguió dándole órdenes pero no las obedeció, por lo que le dispararon varias veces, en total fueron 13 los tiros dispuestos. la familia se pregunta porque le dispararon y no usaron la pistola de descargas eléctricas. disparar es el último recurso para preservar la vida de las personas, la familia no se enteró del mortal hecho hasta el día siguiente. autores confirmaron que no tenía un cuchillo sino una navaja de afeitar. >> los oficiales involucrados tiene 11 y 28 años con la policía, y estarán suspendidos hasta que culmina la investigación. >> estaremos pendientes de este caso. los latinos representan la mitad de los fallecidos a manos de la policía, así lo dice un reporte, ya son 147 casos reportados

identity of the other passenger ...but police say barnes' family was not targeted by the gunmen.ed gonzalez / harris county sheriff: "this was likely a case of mistaken identity, where the intended tarkets were likely someone else." ( robin ) friends and family will gather on tuesday morning to remember jazmine. her funeral will be held at noon -- mourners plan to release purple balloons -- jazmine's favorite color. (robin) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... there is an increase in flu cases across the country. the warnings from doctors coming up. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. plenty more rain ahead in the forecast. today will be one of our lighter days as ran and wind tapers off before intensifying again tonight into tomorrow. highs will peak back up into a range of upper 50's and low 60's. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. richmond bridge driv te han 20 min from the toll to 101. ( robin ) in na

ella quiere justicia. >>> a gonzález la policía le disparó letalmente el pasado 15 de noviembre y suso. su padre dice que si en efecto representaba una amenaza para haber descargado sus pistolas eléctricas en vez de armas de fuego. >>> las autoridades determinaron que era una hojilla. los oficiales aseguran que él desobedeció en reiteradas oportunidades las instrucciones que le daban por lo que la dispararon. >>> por ese hecho a finales de este mes, la familia presentará una demanda en una corte federal. >>> su abogado dice que por más que él se les acercó a los agente, qué podría haber hecho con una cuchilla y por qué no utilizaron >>> al final de la vigilia lanzaron 29 globos al aire representándolos 29 años que pudieron disfrutar a agustin en esta tierra. >>> se ha presentado en corte el sospechoso de quitarle la vida una mujer en la tarde de ayer. la oficina de san francisco presentó cargos por asesinato en contra de esta mujer de 49 años después de que presuntamente atacara a su pareja. podría cumplir cadena perg beto de ser encontrado culpable. >>> una mujer al sur de la bahía a

police say--gonzalez was behind the wheel of this audi s-u- v--which sustained significant front- end damage. the suspect being held on 50- thousand dollar bail. a vigil is being planned at san francisco state later this week. a live look outside.. rain returns to the forecast this week.. chief meteorologist paul deanno on the timing of some incoming storms.. paul? thanks, paul. now to that breaking news in oakland.. just within the past 45 minutes.. the school board voting to close a middle school. kpix 5's christin ayers is in oakland.. and christin, this isn't the only school in jeopardy tonight. "...mike hutchinson/open oakland public education i'm really disappointed that they made the community, this is the third meeting we've come to, they made us sit here for hours and hours knowing that that's what they were gonna vote anyway. aimee sueko/oakland school board president unfortunately given the funding that we have, from the state of ca, we cannot fully resource all 87 schools in the way that we want to so until we get more funding we are in this untenable situation." michelle

. >> erika gonzalez reporting there.e said he stuck around to take one extra picture that's why he was there to catch her. >> the picture saved the day. >> the two of them did get together. coming up on news4 at 5:0we'll show you the reunion. good stuff. >>> still to come, a drug trend on the rise. >> this is called microdosing. and a growing group of people are turning to a street druglo ing for anything but a high. we'll explain that. >>> plushe a f and son murdered, a mother and daughter now living in fear. only on news4, the tragedy that tore one virnia familygi i had been diagnosed witage. i serve in the general assembly and we work together across the aisle to get things done. and that's the way it is at ctca. what fred needed was a management team. not just to have a long-term strategy for quantity of life, but also an active strategy for quality of life. my psa is under control. ctca gave me an opportunity to accomplish my goals and my dreams. learn more at cancercenter.com/philadelphia appointments available now

sheriff ed gonzalez, harris coty, texas: "this could potentially be race related."d gonzalez, harris county, texas: "to us that's a public threat, a very serious public threat. there's no telling this person could do it again."witnesses describe the shooter as a white male in his 40's..with a beard and driving a red truck.and police say they believe the key to catching the killer might be this red truck.describing it as a 4-door red or maroon pickup truck..authorities are now pleading with the public to check their personal security cameras to help them catch a license plate number. without a tag number.. narrowing down the more than 6-million registered pickup trucks in texas..could be nearly impossible.sheriff ed gonzalez, harris county, texas: "our goal is finding this individual.. this coward.. this shooter and finding this vehicle."i'm meredith wood reporting. (ken) police say a driving lession ended after a teen driver ran the car into a packed los angeles restaurant. around 40-people were inside when it happened. one person was injured... but officials say th

el tercero estaba cerca del vehículo cuando alguien le disparo >> familiares y amigos de agustín gonzálezor, asegura que cortaba un cuchillo a finales de enero se presentará una demanda tres muertos quedó en un centro de boliche >> poco antes de la medianoche del viernes una decisión que comenzó con dos mujeres en una bolera terminó tragedia >> había un grupo de 20 afroamericanos que jugaban bolos, parecen estar pasándolo bien y habían otras personas en el área de la cafetería y de repente escuchamos gritos y se desató una pelea >> según testigos una policía llegó mientras las mujeres arrastraban a golpes, se unieron hombres y fue en ese momento cuando los presentes hirieron a la entrada a modo de protección >> luego de repente oímos disparos, la situación se salió de control >> después de todo esto fui a devolver mi bola de boliche y vi cuerpos en los escalones, la sangre no era buena seÑal >> tres fallecieron dos fueron transportados son espinel y otros no quisieron asistencia, el caso continúa bajo investigación y no hay arrestos >> cientos de oficiales le rindieron homenaje a la gente

morir, voy a contarles lo que pasó el 16 de noviembre la policía recibió una llamada diciendo que gonzálezadra 24600 aquí, el vecino que hizo la denuncia dijo que estaba armado con un cuchillo y cuando los autoridades le dijeron varias veces a gonzalo que dejar al cuchillo pero que él nos obedeció las órdenes y siguió acercándose a los agentes, le dispararon 13 veces, la familia no se enteró hasta el día después . >>> esto fue cuando la hija del padre despertó diciendo que la policía lo buscaba y como novio a su hijo supuso que algo andaba mal, la policía confirmó que no tenía un cuchillo y tenía una navaja de afeitar, la pregunta que se hace la familia es por qué los agentes no utilizaron su pistola de descarga eléctrica primero, las autoridades dicen que el incidente está bajo investigación, según noticias su mamá sufría de depresión y estaba viendo a un terapeuta, vamos a esperar a que ellos lleguen y se espera que este es su abogado, >>> gracias por la información, identifican a la víctima de un tiroteo de lunes por la tarde, de 22 años que manejaba su vehículo cuando recibió un impact

marci gonzalez takes us behind the story of the podcast. >> reporter: it is the chilling tale of miblindn would kill me to try to get the money. the papers show that he has numerous things, numerous social security numbers. >> reporter: a handsome, volatile con man. >> he said i was a whore and bitch and i was going to pay for what i did. >> reporter: and a woman who fell for him. >> he got in my car, started it and set it on fire. >> reporter: setting in motion a chain of events with deadly consequences. dirty john tells the story of john meehan, a master of deception who charmed and tormented his unsuspecting victims, women like debra newell. what do you think when people hear your story and think how did you let this happen? >> i tell them you weren't in my shoes. >> reporter: millions listen to the podcast which has been adapted into a hit scripted bravo show. and now a new documentary from oxygen. in 2014, debra had a successful interior design business, beautiful children and everything that money could buy here on the coast of orange county, california. >> i decided i had it all e

plus, coming up, former attorney general alberto gonzalez is here on the upcoming william barr confirmation hearing happening this week, former democratic vice president nominee joe lieberman also here on his declaration that congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez is not the future of the democratic party her response to that coming up all that and more right now as we look ahead on sunday morning futures. president trump last night saying he has no idea if he can reach an agreement with democrat s to end the partial government shutdown. the president also doubling down on his threat to declare a national emergency to fund the border wall. we'll get into all of that in a moment but we begin this morning with breaking news on the foreign policy front. the wall street journal is reporting that last september, national security advisor john bolton asked the pentagon to provide military options on striking iran. joining me now is republican senator from tennessee marsha blackburn serves on the armed services and commerce committees and is one of the first women to serve on the senate judiciary

here is abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: police near houston searching for the driver of the truck seen in this surveillance photo. they say opened fire into a family's car, killing this 7-year-old girl. >> he took away an innocent child. she did not deserve this at all. >> reporter: laporsha washington says she was driving to a grocery store with her four daughters sunday morning when out of nowhere that truck pulled up next to them. >> i heard shots start firing, and they came through my window, broke my glass, hit me in my arm. and the truck slowed down and continued to fire as he was in front of us. >> reporter: her children horrified, realizing a bullet hit their sister, jazmine barnes. >> she say mama, jazmine's not moving, she is not talking. i turned around, and my 7-year-old was shot in the head. >> reporter: investigators now looking for this red or maroon four-door pickup and the driver they describe as white, in his 40s with a beard. they say he was wearing a red hoodie. >> we want to seek justice for jazmine, and bring this killer to justice and get him off the street.

miss gonzalez-colon: thank you, madam chair. and today i rise as a designee of congresswoman radewagen from american samoa, to increase the nutritional assistance funding amount of the bill by $5 million so the bill can include american samoa in the emergency appropriations due to the damages caused by a cyclone in february of last year. he entire 100-mile opinion per--- 100-mile-per-hour winds of the cyclone wiped out the entire growing season for the samoan people, in rural communities which largely depend on farming. staple crops of bananas, red fruit and others were lost wholesale. which led to enormous drain on the island's nutritional assistance grant. these funds are vital to sustain the basic local populations and help fulfill the basic nutritional assistance needs of the american samoa population. by approving this amendment, approximately 6,000 people in the territory will benefit and will have a greater access to food security. i do believe that, including american samoa into this disaster bill, will do what the peopl

nuevamente en funcionamiento 1 u para combatir el crimen en las calles de la ciudad en solo minutos gonzálezbajar los índices de criminalidad >> >> un incendio destruyó una vivienda en sur de san francisco el incendio fue a las 13 de la tarde en una casa en la calle chatson 2 u de bomberos llegaron al lugar para sofocar el fuego no se reportaron personas heridas >> la autorización para que los damnificados por el incendio (...) regresen a sus propiedades pone en riesgo a la isla federal la ciudad de paradise (...) y el condado aprobaron que las personas pueden ocupar sus propiedades viviendo en casas móviles sin embargo permitir que las personas regresen al lugar del siniestro sin que se limpie la zona enfrenta un conflicto con la emergencia de salud pública, hace 30 años unos padres recibieron una noticia que les cambió la vida para siempre su hija desapareció mientras caminaba de la escuela a su hogar el cuerpo de la joven nunca fue encontrado y como nos dice andrés los padres de la adolescente todos los años hacen una vigilia para renovar la esperanza de hallarla algún día >> hace tres dé

chief gonzalez, it was a very detailed report. you live it every day, we read it, and we appreciate it. i had a quick question on how you even out the workflow from various stations. if you look at the report on incidents, station one on folsom street, station three on post street, they do over 1,000 calls a month. you look at station 36 on oak street, almost 800, and the rest of them are 200, 150, whatever. how do you even out the workload for those stations to have such high call volumes? >> the high call volume stations are determined by the 911 calls that come in. the stations were placed -- station one was placed a few different times. our predecessors put these stations closer together in the high density areas where they would have fires, and at that time, they had a lot of s.r.o. fires based on getting more rigs there at that time. and since a majority, 80% of our calls were medical calls. there is a high volume of calls that happen in those areas. they just happened to be first seen at those locations. first seen engine,

the gonzalez family took over the restaurant in the one nine hundred thirty s. now in its third generation antonio gonzalez 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 by the oldest restaurant in the world for very specific reasons is that you must be given the same name or you worked out the same stuff were sent to the beginning and we are completely to the restaurant opens daily at one pm but before that the staff are busy making all the preparations for the lunch crowds. is famous for its traditional spanish tissues. whatever. it is so tell me about the specialty of this house we've been. special to have the houses roast suckling pig. it's just what you need to a very traditional dish when we prepare again this often so this is a very special welcome because it dates back to the seventeen twenty five to get some original we all are growing and that's all. oth

a la gonzalez is accused of running over angelina pinedo and taking off. police say gonzalez was behind the wheel of this audi suv which sustained significant front end damage. the suspect being held on $50 thousand bail. a vigil is being planned at san francisco state later this week. >> we have new have i video in this morning a deadly crash that went on in the island of oahu in hon lieu will you last night. three pedestrians are dead. three others are injured after the driver of a pickup plowed into them as they were crossing in a crosswalk last night. police say that this driver was drunk and speeding. he is 27 years old. all of the victim in this case in their 20s and 40s. back to you. >> thank you. >>> developing news out of houston, texas. authorities say that four police officers were shot. two of them are in critical condition this morning. >>> we have multiple officers shot, multiple officers shot. >> about a dozen officers were serving a search warrant in a residential neighborhood. authorities say the suspects opened fire on them as they entere

guys. >> thanks, marci gonzalez.reaks for that family. >> absolutely. >> infuriating case. >>> time to get a check of our weather with rob marciano. a little bit of sunshine this morning. >> oh, isn't that sweet? >> it's that glow. >> it is that glow. it's nw-30, the color of makeup. mac makes it. i know way too much. really embarrassing. >> you can buy it. >> i didn't know that. that's good news. >> lost the man card given. snoqualmie pass, we often talk about this area in washington state, i-90 which goes up and over the mountain pass around 4,000 feet or so of snow. ice mixing in yesterday and really just made a mess of things and tractor trailers mangled there and cars beat up as well. even one fatality so this number of storms that are lining up across the pacific that are going to bring more weather like that. the first one is tonight and tomorrow, another one across the aleutian islands. that will be dropping down. look at all these advisories out. wind alerts as far south as southern california and all the wa

juan carlos gonzÁlez nos cuenta. a un niÑo enfermo. juan: tambiÉn hay casos de gente que esperar aÑos esperando una residencia o alivio migratorio. en resumidas cuentas si tiene un caso pendiente con inmigraciÓn se le recomendó que este al tanto de las noticias para ver cuando se restablecen las empresas del gobierno. enrique: en todo este debate para obtener recursossospechosos de terrorismo han entrado el paÍs. los hechos demuestran que apenasseis migrantes estÁn en la lista de potenciales terroristas y fueron detenidos en la regiÓn plantel 2018. galo arellano tiene mÁs detalles. galo: la vocera de la casa blanca existiÓ durante una entrevista con la cadena fox news en que casi 4000 sospechosos de terrorismo ingresan ilegalmente al paÍs en la frontera sur. pero el entrevistador le dijo: conozco las estadÍsticas y le increpÓ que esos podrÁ 1000 sospechosos han sido capturados en aeropuertos. segÚn la cadena nbc, desde octubre de 2017 a marzo de 2018 solamente 40 y un peonsmo fuero encontradas en la frontera sur. 25r

wendy, jim. >> erika gonzalez, tyou. >>> virginia congressman jechwo jennifer weksman stood on the floor with the paychecks that federal workers received.ou >> can't pay your mortgage with zero dollars, they shouldn't have to sell offin belo or return christmas presents to make ends meet. >> for many workers missing a paycheck it's causing them to make difficult choices. >> reporter: it's payday for martin jill. yet they've got nothing is to show i f >> it's a scary time where we're going at the end of three weeks now. >> reporter: on day 21 this couple is doing what it can to hold it together. sacrificing everything from trips to ice cream to therapy sessions for their 9-year-old son with special needs. >> when you're a family that lives paycheck-to-paycheck, that gets difficult fast. >> reporter: can't afford to go without is od. with their fridge and cub board going bare, these employees have been seeking help at the last place they would. >> we never thought we'd get to >> reporter: more than 70,000 people work for the government in fairfax county. >> if they're being negatively impa

the gonzalez family took over the restaurant in the one nine hundred thirty s. now in its third generation antonio gonzalez 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 bo team the oldest restaurant in the world for very specific reasons is that they must be given the same name. working at the same place. were sent to the beginning and 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. and it's a very traditional dish when we prepare and in this often. this is a very special welcome because it dates back to the seventeen twenty five to get some original we all are growing in. the sort of. one flo

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in the newsroom, i'm erika gonzalez, news 4. >>> by tomorrow, most of the federal workers furloughed during the partial shutdown should have their full back pay. during the shutdown, congress passed legislagon guarantee them money. the federal workers missed two paychecks during that 5-day showdown. now the rush is on to prevent another shutdown. today houseemocrats rolled out a border secuty plan that does not include a dime for president trump's border wall. but the democratic offer is just a starting point, and talks betweehe house and senate. the plan includes new cash for customs agent and aircraft and boats to police the border. border barriers are part of the negotiations with the g there is a sense of urgency because government funding expires february 15th. >>> next on nts 4 11:00, the backlash over a proposed irginia isill in growing and grabbing national attention. >> for legislatorstio be s there and using semantics and confusing people and really riling people up is really in nobody best interest. >> new tonight, why some of the country's most powerful republicans are ct

i'm erika gonzalez at the live desk. staying on top of breaking news in maryland. a suspect has been taken into custody after an officer was hurt during a traffic stop. now it's unclear how that officer was hurt butw we k the officer tried to pull somebody over on dade street, close to central avenue. and after that shots werefired. we're still working to learn if anybody was hit. but that officer we're toldor suffered m injuries in that confrontation. officers are still on the scene trying to get some more information that we'll make sure to pass along to you as soon as we get it. back to you all in the studio. >>> on day 27 of the partial government shutdown, president ttrump is raisi stakes. less than an hour before nancy pelosi was set to lead a congressional delegation to a war zone, president trump cancelled their transportation and publically announced the trip. for securityos pu, such trips are secret until they arrive at the destination. now they're warning federal workers aren caught the cross fire of a dangerous power struggle. tracie potts is live to br

gonzalez is in jail awaiting trial for murder. the three bedroom two bath 1,300 square foot apartment is on sale for $985,000. >> it's amazing. it's revamped. it's staged out with furniture like nothing ever happened like it's just awash. >> reporter: like your neighbor wasn't killed here. >> yeah. they aren't seeing. it's just a space. >> it's an opportunity to get a great property at a great location. >> reporter: but this realtor says some people, some cultures do bathis apartment is priced lower than other comparable apartments nearby selling for an average of 1.4large segment of the population that won't consider it because of the manner of death or the fact that there was a death on the property. >> reporter: california law requires a realtor to tell a buyer when someone has died inside the property within the previous three years. joe vazquez, kpix5. ghiradelli square. we' a >>> in san francisco a postal worker lost control of his truck and hit several cars. it was a mess. it happened just outside ghirardelli square. we are

marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >>> two men involved in a dramatic case of road rage near bostonue in court today. authorities say the men got into a minor accident and started arguing. richard to that suv's hood for nearly three miles. it only ended when a man held a gun at the driver just as officers arrived. kamrowski is being charged with disorderly conduct. >> he kept going fast, slow, fast, slow. trying to get me to slide off. i wasn't getting off the car. i just kept telling him, stop the car, stop the car. he wouldn't stop. >> just incredible. the driver is facing multiple charges including assault with a dangerous weapon. >>> in medical news, an area considered to be one of the nation's anti-vaccination hot spots is battling a growing measles outbreak. a state of emergency declared in washington state where 35 case of the infection are now confirmed. 34 are in clark county, which including vancouver. most of the patients are under 18 and were not immunized. warnings have been issued in neighboring oregon and idaho. >>> in sports, what's worse than playing a football game

lorena gonzalez (d) san diego)) "they're in the coast guard, the border patrol, they're right here inther than pay them for the work they're doing, we're having to fight over donald trump's machismo." the group marched through the airport terminal, urging out of state travelers to call their u.s. senators..((assm. ash kalra (d) san jose)) "we're not going to wait for trump's tantrum to end, we don't need to wait for him. the senate can do it right now, they can end this today." demonstrators say travelers through california airports should expect to see more of these protests if workers continue to go without pay. ( james ) the warriors are determined to stay in first place in the west. they took on the new orleans pelicans at oracle last night. the warriors were trailing in the 3rd quarter... until steph curry caught fire ... scoring 23 points including 7 three-pointers. he becomes the first player to make at least 8 threes in three straight games. he had 9 last night finishing with 41 points. kevin durant also played well ... scoring 30 points. final score... 147-140 warriors.next u

the bad the high risk that the opposition has done could pay off load risks and jennifer comino gonzalez from our latin america desk thank you so much thank you. now it's catch up on some of the other stories making headlines around the world today a high profile zimbabwean activist and pastor evan has been granted bail by the country's high court he was arrested earlier this month on charges of subverting the government and inciting violence after voicing his support in social media for a national strike called by trade unions. ukraine's president petro poroshenko has launched his campaign for reelection in march or shakos said he would push for ukraine to join both the e.u. and nato if he were elected opinion polls put him behind former prime minister yulia timoshenko who has promised to regain control of crimea if she wins. lawyers defending the infamous mexican drug lord known as el chapo have rested their case at his u.s. trial after calling just one witness you walk in guzman's brief defense followed a nearly three months long case by prosecutors the civil cartel leader is accused

abc's marci gonzalez has new details. >> reporter: investigators in texas releasing this new surveillancered truck they say was driven by the gunman who killed 7-year-old jazmine barnes. >> we're not going to stop looking for you, and it'll be so much easier for everybody if you would just turn yourself in. >> reporter: jazmine's mother laporsha washington says was driving to a grocery store in west houston with her four daughters when the truck pulled up next to them. the driver started shooting. >> hello. >> reporter: killing jazmine and killing her mother. >> he intentionally killed my child for no reason. >> reporter: washington now home from the hospital says the shooting was unprovoked. she believes it was a hate crime. her children watching their sister die, one of them left shell-shocked. >> she hasn't dropped a tear and it scares me. it scares me because i don't know what's going on in her head. >> reporter: the family describes the suspect as a skinny white man with blue eyes and a black hoodie. police say they believe he's in his 40s with a beard. they're now looking into wheth

una de ellas es victorina gonzÁlez que asistirá al discurso de la uniÓn. >> despuÉs de una docena dex ama de llaves dice que el cambio de polÍtica es una admisiÓn de culpa. >> para nosotros es algo muy bueno. >> ya el delito estÁ comprometido. reportera: con esta carta se busca recolectar firmas para que el fbi investigue aladas en oraciÓn de donald trump. >> los abogados de las icen que trabajo forzado entre otros . se contempla una reuniÓn entre los trabajadores y la comisiÓn hispana del congreso. lo que vivieron aguas y a washington asustados--, se van con respuestas. esperan que mÁs reporten casos. ilia: donald trump calificÓ a su jefe de inteligencia como ingenuos y pasivos. dijo que el acuerdo nuclear con irÁn sÍ funciona, pero no el de c del norte. dijo que ha detenido sus ensayos nucleares y que repatriado los restos de soldados estadounidenses. jorge: robert muller dijo que el objetivo de moscÚ buscaba desacreditar la investigaciÓn sobre la trama rusa. y liado -- jorge: descubren enmedio de amenazas, movilizaciones militares y supuestas negociaciones ilia: miles de venezolan

desde los Ángeles juan carlos gonzÁlez tiene respuestas.uro fronterizo. >> es una propuesta que no es aceptable debido a que no es una soluciÓn permanente. >> el muro es un gasto de miles de millones de dÓlares. juan carlos: quÉ parece si la propuesta incluye la residencia permanente? orlando que estÁ casado y tiene dos hijos ciudadanos dice que su postura es la misma. >> no es aceptable porqueintercambia. nos intercambia por un muro. juan: paulina opina que sÓlo respalda una ley sin condiciones. >> una reforma limpia. fÉlix: las reacciones también se registran en la frontera con mÉxico. pedro rojas tiene la opiniÓn de activistas pro de miran de sobre esta iniciativa. >> se incluye tres aÑo de extensiÓn para "daca" y tps, a cambio de dinero para el muro. para el abogado carlos garcÍa agregar 75 >> es lo que pedimos. necesitamos que haya mÁs jueces y mÁs personas en la administraciÓn de estas cortes. >> les importa mÁs jugar a la polÍtica y tratar de poner al presidente en marcha. queremos que se acuerden de esto los soÑadores. pedro: muchos

erika gonzalez at the live desk with new tsdevelopm >> you and wendy touched on this at the top of the broadcast, but we learned that senate majority leader mitch mcconnell andr minority leauck schumer are meeting to try to hamr out a deal to temporarily reopen the government for three weeks. this comes after a day of debate and, two votes in the sena those votes would have reopened the government but they needed 60 votes to pass, and neither had support. one would have reopened the government in exchange for funding the border wall, but it failed 50 to 47vo s. the other vote by the democrats would have reopened the w governmele negotiations continued, that also faileda o 52-44 vote. the decision for mcconnell and schumer to meet came after a bipartisan group of about 20 senators took to the floor demanding action. we'll keep an eye on the movement and let you know what happens. obviously so many peopleant to ow. wendy, back to you. hu thanks, erika. >>> as theown drags on, federal workers, especially the contract workers areoo lng for help. some areetting desperate. a lot of local gov

. >>> nestor gonzalez is a science teacher.ocal teachers were encouraged to apply for the grant leading up to the national championship game played earlier this month at levi's st gonzalez says this will finally help him live in the city he loves. >> instead of living way out far away, i can live closer to school and spend more time here. i really love what i do. i love being a teacher in oakland. >> gonzalez has been teaching in oakland for 28 years. congrats to him. hi, sue. >> that's a great story. we have a couple of problems. let's go to the san mateo bridge. it's getting busier here on the hayward side of things we had an earlier big rig problem that's been cleared out of lanes. traffic is very slow on southbound 880 towards the 2. elsewhere, this problem has really escalated. it was an accident blocking the left lane leaking gas. now all lanes eastbound 580, the reverse commute are shutdown. you are being diverted off after the 580 split. a sig-alert that is been in place here. eastbound 580 and very, very slow westbound

juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. venezuela remains in a state of crisis as opposition forces, with the backing of the united states, attempt to unseat the government of nicolas maduro. on thursday, venezuelan defense miminister vladimir padrdrino lz said the military continues to stand by maduro. alert the people of venezuela that a coup is being carried out against our institutions, democracy, our constitution, nicolas maduro -- the legitimate president of venezuela. amy: the venezuelan defense minister's comment came one day after president trump announced the u.s. would recognize opopposition leader juan guaidos venezuela'ss new p president. guaido, the new head of venezuela's national assembly, declared himself president on wednesday during a large opposition protest. juan: on thursday, u.s. secretary of state mike pompeo pledged to send $20 million to the venezuelan opposition in the form of humanitarian aid to address the