hernandez and his supervisor confronted him and officers say that's when hernandez shot the unarmed sorianoith an illegally bought gun. >> he killed a man, a father of five children, took my son away from me. how can they say he's a hero? >> reporter: an online petition asking for leniency for hernandez received more than 500 signatures and family members say he's also getting several letters of support. they wonder what hernandez was supposed to do in a city with a dwindling police department and rising crime, but soriano's family wants stiff punishment. >> everybody in our city feels that they are not secure and what is going to happen to them? that's why it speaks to them directly. it could be their son on either side. >> give him 25 years or life. he's going to get worse because he's going to rot in hell for this. he's going to rot in hell. >> reporter: the district attorney's office released a statement saying the current facts show at the time of the shooting mr. hernandez had no legal excuse ordowns for using deadly force on an un-- or justification for using deadly force on an unarm

hernandez waived his miranda rights after telling police a different version of the event. he'll be arraigned in court on murder charges tomorrow morning. in san jose, len ramirez, cbs5. >>> other bay area headlines, another home invasion in richmond this time. five intruders broke into the home on 40th avenue at 3:00 in the morning. one of the residence was dragged out of bed and asked for valuables. the robber stole iphones, xbox, computers, cash. police are still looking for the suspects. >>> and oakland systems helped police break up a new year's eve gun battle. the technology lead them straight to the shell casings just seconds after the gunfire respected in front of the home on 84th -- erupted in front of the home on 84th avenue. officers recovered 100 rounds of assault weapons that the man tossed out of the car. the other shooter got away. >>> a couple unusual insurance claims are about to be filed. around 7:00 tonight, the tree branches toppled on to two cars traveling down the parkway. both cars damaged, nobody was hurt. public works is assessing the health of thos

ruiz hernandez stood before the judge today. police say he shot and killed a suspected burglar on new year's eve. nbc bay area's davidmian trujir joins us with the latest. >> reporter: he could spend the rest of his life in prison if convicted of murder. his family says he was only trying to help people who couldn't help themselves. shackled and in the red jail jumpsuit, hernandez officially heard the charge against him. murder. >> really just blown away about the whole sken cenario of thing that took place. >> reporter: mike rodriguez, his pastor at hernandez's old church. >> i was a youth pastor and he was helping me with the youth that i was working with. did a wonderful job. >> reporter: court records allege he shot and killed the man he suspected was a serial burglar, chris soriano. documents show hernandez was frustrated police were doing nothing about the rash of burglaries at the summer breeze apartments. police also say hernandez tried to stop soriano when he spotted him at the complex and detain him until police arrive

hernandez confronted the man. a fight broke out and it ended with hernandez shooting and killing the suspected burglar. san jose police say burglaries are a lower priority compared to violent crimes and hernandez took the law into his own hands. >> it's frustrating for the officers and for the supervisors that are out there listening to calls come in and knowing they can't send anybody. >> the district attorney will now decide whether hernandez should face charges for that shooting. >>> one of the murder suspects accused of killing a silicon valley businessman will face a judge today. 21-year-old deangelo austin being arraigned later this afternoon for allegedly taking part in the murder of ravi kumra. austin along with two other accomplices killed kumra and beat his ex-wife during a home invasion robbery. the trio stands accused of stealing cash, collectibles and jewelry. investigators have been tight lipped because they are looking for other possible suspects. >>> now to a follow-up on a story we brought you ove

prosecutors say this man, rick car dough hernandez -- ricardo hernandez, had no right to use deadly force they say he killed christopher soriano on new year's eve. christopher's family called him a hero. one of soriano relatives scuffled with hernandez. hernandez's family blames his employer for not ploy proiing enough -- not providing enough security. >> had they been pro active this never would have happened. he had an illegal gun and killed a man, a father of five children. >> hernandez's family has launched an on-line petition calling to free him from jail and to raise money for his defense. he will return to court next month. >>> abc7 news has confirmed that san francisco sheriff and his wife are being sued for defamation of character. the lawsuit stems from his domestic violence incident on new year's eve 2011. the sheriff's wife allowed her neighbor, ivory madison, allowed her to tape her bruised arm. she called police which lead to the shear riff's arrest and suspension. the sheriff pled guilty to false imprisonment and was reinstated. during the deal they harshly criticized madis

, but his pastor says hernandez is no killer. >> he was not intending to be a vigilante.suppress some of the activity that was taking place. the robberies, add to that was his place of employment. >>> police say hernandez, a maintenance man here at the summer breeze apartments and his boss, tried to detain a suspected burglar on new year's eve. but before officers could respond, hernandez allegedly shot and killed 36-year-old san jose resident christopher soriano, in what some residents are calling an act of vigilante justice. >> this has been a complete shock and surprise is out of character. >> reporter: rodriguez says hernandez was only trying to help. the gun used in the shooting was illegally purchased and there appears to be no evidence the victim can be tied to on-going burglaries at the apartment complex. and while some say hernandez actions can be blamed on fewer cops on the street due to budget cuts and layoffs, police say there is no excuse for someone taking the law into their own hands. >> reporter: in san jose rob fladeboe4 kron 4 news >>> a new report relea

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prosecutors say this man, rick car dough hernandez -- ricardo hernandez, had no right to use deadly force. they say he killed christopher soriano on new year's eve. christopher's family called him a hero. one of soriano relatives scuffled with hernandez. hernandez's family blames his employer for not ploy proiing enough -- not providing enough security. >> had they been pro active this never would have happened. he had an illegal gun and killed a man, a father of five children. >> hernandez's family has launched an on-line petition calling to free him from jail and to raise money for his defense. he will return to court next month. >>> abc7 news has confirmed that san francisco sheriff and his wife are being sued for defamation of character. the lawsuit stems from his domestic violence incident on new year's eve 2011. the sheriff's wife allowed her neighbor, ivory madison, allowed her to tape her bruised arm. she called police which lead to the shear riff's arrest and suspension. the sheriff pled guilty to false imprisonment and was reinstated. during the deal they harshly criticized madi

investigators say hernandez confronted the man. that's when a fight broke out and ended with hernandez shooting and killing the suspected burglar. san jose police admit burglaries are a lower priority, compared to other violent crimes and hernandez took the law into his own hands. >> it's very frustrating for the officers. it's very frustrating for the supervisors that are out there listening to these calls come in and knowing that they can't send anybody. >> the district attorney will now decide whether hernandez should face charges. >>> police at this hour continue their search for a petaluma teen who went missing on new year's eve. now there's $1,000 reward being offered to help find her. this is a picture of 19-year-old alyssa burn taken at the snow globe music festival in south lake tahoe. she attended the concert with some friends and was staying at the horizon casino resort. investigators say at about 11:30 on new year's eve, she took a shuttle back to the hotel without her friends and that was the last time anybody saw her.

hernandez. "mr. hernandez had no legal excuse or justification for using deadly force on an unarmed man." the district attorney went on to say this will play out inside the courtroom. >>> the woman whose cellphone video sparked a domestic violence investigation against a san francisco sheriff is filing a lawsuit. i've beenry madison who shot -- ivory madison is suing mirkarimi for defamation. she lives next door to him. >>> as a bloody standoff continues in the sahara, america has a new terrorist enemy. what we know about the man known as 1-eye. >> and it's not just the 49ers on tap this weekend. what's new for this year's mavericks competition? >> and say goodbye to 2-buck chuck! ,,,,,,,, algeria. other a >>> at least one american, a man from texas, has been killed from the hostage crisis in algeria. other mens are still being held by islamic militants of the these were some of the lucky ones who escaped when the algerian army attacked the gas plant where they were being held. some say the captors b

hernandez thought he was trying to break-in to cars but hernandez attempt to make a citizens arrest developed into a struggle that ended in gunfire. hernandez was following his boss' order to detain the suspect until officers got there. a 19-year-old gang member accused of killing two innocent people in a mission district car crash on new year's day is scheduled to be arraigned this afternoon. he was trying to get away from police after a drive-by shooting on tuesday and he smashed into another car. a woman in the other car and a man walking on the sidewalk died at the scene. >> this morning a stretch of road in berkeley is re-opened after a water main break that forced crews to close a lane near telegraph avenue a few blocks from the uc campus. workers had to dig up the street. water hasn't damaged any homes or businesses. there have been half a dozen water main breaks this week because of cold water combination and aging pipes. >> columbus parkway is re-opened after a huge tree branch fell on passing cars breaking off from the trees and fell into traffic last night. the branches weighed sev

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hernandez remains in custody. we're live at san jose pd tonight, george kiriyama, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, george. >>> it is a slippery slope with the dwindling budgets. san jose's 46 homicides in 2012 is the city's highest total since 1991 when there were 53 killings. in a november memo, outgoing police chief chris moore wrote that there were 978 officers on the force. that's more than 400 fewer than back in 2008. that equates to about one officer per one thousand citizens. the national average is two and a half officers per one thousand citizens. >>> a christmas party arrest in san jose's 45th homicide of 2012. police arresting 23-year-old tin nguyen in connection with the murder of steven bagland. both attended at an office complex on old oakland road near brokaw. a argument led to bangalan being stabbed. he was taken to the hospital and died shortly after arriving. >>> a search for a teenaged daughter after she went missing on new year's eve. we want to show you a photograph of 19-year-old elisa burn.

one of soriano relatives scuffled with hernandez. hernandez's family blames his employer for not ploy proiing enough -- not providing enough security. >> had they been pro active this never would have happened. he had an illegal gun and killed a man, a father of five children. >> hernandez's family has launched an on-line petition calling to free him from jail and to raise money for his defense. he will return to court next month. >>> abc7 news has confirmed that san francisco sheriff and his wife are being sued for defamation of character. the lawsuit stems from his domestic violence incident on new year's eve 2011. the sheriff's wife allowed her neighbor, ivory madison, allowed her to tape her bruised arm. she called police which lead to the shear riff's arrest and suspension. the sheriff pled guilty to false imprisonment and was reinstated. during the deal they harshly criticized madison for contacting police. >>> the sheriff's department is on the lookout for a teenage girl who has not been seen since early yesterday morning. 13-

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, but his pastor says hernandez is no killer. >> he was not intending to be a vigilante. to suppress some of the activity that was taking place the robberies, burglaries. that was also his place of his employment he was trying to keep an eye out. >> reporter: police say hernandez, a maintenance man here at the summer breeze apartments and his boss, tried to detain a suspected burglar on new year's eve. but before officers could respond, hernandez allegedlyshot and killed 36- year-old san jose resident christopher soriano, in what some residents are calling an act of vigilante justice. rodriguez says hernandez was only trying to help. >> this entire thing has taken place and it is a tremendous shock to me it is so out of character for him. >> reporter: the gun used in the shooting was illegally purchased and there appears to be no evidence the victim can be tied to on-going burglaries at the apartment complex. and while some say hernandez actions can be blamed on fewer cops on the street due to budget cuts and layoffs, police say there is no excuse for someone taking the l

ktvu's jade hernandez was there to get the latest on this developing story. what did we learn about the students? >> the school superintendent met with the media inside the city hall. the superintendent is fired up and ready to talk gun control. this is why, the superintendent gathered reporters to discuss the shooting yesterday afternoon involving three high school students. students were released early because of finals. she says the students were sitting near bart when they were approached by two men who asked about one of their shoes. >> drew a gun and fired shooting one of the students. and grazing another student. the third student was uninjured. what are we going to do about gun control. >> reporter: one student is still in the hospital. police tell us tonight that this shooting had nothing to do with the shoes but officers canvassed the area and are still investigating. the reason for the focus on the shoes tonight, earlier this week four teens were shot, the shooting may have been over a pair of shoes. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new vid

it's a really important question long we'll keep our eye on john whitehead who represent hernandez in this case he's also a constitutional attorney for the rutherford institute. and now on to the upcoming presidential inauguration which is expected to bring between six and eight hundred thousand people to congregate on the national mall and offending on how much they're willing to spend these people could end up with quite a trip let me ask you do you have forty seven thousand dollars to spare because if you do you should call your travel agent to book the quote inaugural town and country package from the madison hotel in washington d.c. take a look at what you get madison hotel inaugural town and country package includes a four night state first for two in the presidential suite a private town car a private tour of d.c. for twenty two people five thousand dollars to spend at brooks brothers a night at the last lansdown resort and a couple's massage and also a social media butler that's right social media about her and her hands are filled with brooks brothers shopping bags don't worr

. >> the hernandez family qis licklee disappeared.he victim's family denied a threat was made. >> how can you when he took the law into his own hands. ef killed a man, a father of five children, took my son way from me. >> the district attorney is proceeding to prosecute hernandez and issued a statement saying quote at the time of the shooting mr. hernandez had no legal excuse for using deadly force on an unarmed man. his family is looking for leniency. >> i think he deserved a second chance. >> hernandez is being held in jail, so far unable to raise $1 million bail. he appears next in court in a month. in san jose, abc 7 news. >> thank you, david, despite a public admission last week a former death row inmate pleaded not guilty today to killing his mother. the plea took place in supreme court today. he stunned the courtroom last week by loudly admitting to murdering his 90-year-old mother. her body found in his home. he was sentenced to death in the 60s for killing two bay area teens. he was paroled. >> redwood city police looking fo

hernandez and another man tried to detain soriano on new year's eve and after a scuffle, hernandez fired a gun and soriano's mother is blaming city hall. >> how many people have to die because the mayor has to cut the police force. >> reporter: in an e-mail the mayor said, quote, i agree that we need more officers patrolling our streets and responding to calls for service. while years of spiraling costs have left the department under staffed we are in the process of training 40 new recruits and conducting background checks for hundreds of applicants. we are pursuing strategies to place more officers back on the streets and will use the sievings from pension reform to increase the size of the police force in coming years. >> i don't wish ill will on the man who did this to my son. i just want people to realize that you don't take the law into your own hands like that. >> reporter: the mayor's office wants us to clarify there are 44 cadets right now and 15 in the field training program. we received a copy of the statement of facts. the suspect reforcefully admitted to the shooting and said

izatzi hernandez. [applause] she is the program prevention substance abuse coordinator at the health center. she is a mother of two and she is pursuing a bachelor's degree in psychology. she serves as a board member for the american indian alliance of santa clara county and actively engaged with san jose inter community and works with healthy styles and life choices and has been chaired san jose power wow and held in year. each her they hold a sporting event to bring natives together to promote wellness. she believes in these events lie the developing in youth the sense of self worth and resiliency necessary for them to succeed. she prides herself in the design and implementation of an art curriculum that includes, but not limited to bead work, dancing and sewing and a firm believer in these traditions and intrinsic values instill solidity and pride in being responsible individuals in a contemporary landscape. in addition her years of dance experience has lead her to be a respected and decorated and so

. -- [indiscernible] -- >> his family told us they're upset hernandez is being portrayed as a hero seen here in a previous court appearance. he was called to the apartment complex by a supervisor that suspected he had previously burglarized cars on the property. the men confronted him and that's when he shot him with an illegally bought gun. >> he killed a man, a father of five children. took my son away from me. how can they say he's a hero. >> an online petition asking for leniency for hernandez rehe received more than 500 signatures and he's getting several letters of support. they wonder what he was supposed to do in a city with a dwindling fire department and rising crime. >> everybody feels that they're not secure and what is going to happen to them. it speaks to them directly. it could be their son on either side. >> prosecutor told me today's plea hearing was delayed because the investigation is still on going. hernandez's next court appearance is scheduled for february 15th. >>> a judge today sentenced a richmonday man to death for gunning down an exgirlfriend and her friend at

antonio hernandez, telemundo.

>>reporter: district attorney office is proceeding to prosecute hernandez.tement saying quote at the time of the shooting mr. hernandez had no legal excuse or justification for using deadly force on unarmed man. his family is looking for leniency. >> i think he deseven as second chance. >> hernandez being held in county jail.so far unable to raise 1 million dollars bail. he appears next in court in a month. in san jose, david, abc 7 news. >> on line safety cyberbullying were the lesson today for 5 55,000 students in san francisco. it's an important lesson given that 56 percent of kid today report being bullied. school district partner with common sense media to come up with 45 minute lesson that teaches kids good cybercitizenship. >> don't do this or don't do that. here's some great opportunities. here's potential peril. how do you think about what you are going to do. >> parents know what is going on on the internet? >> sometimes. not really. >>reporter: students also learn about on line privacy. so important today given the popularity of facebook and the i

the so-called vigilante luis hernandez remains in jail for killing christopher soriano on new year'sarturo santiago joins us. it was a pretty tense situation out there, right, arturo? >> reporter: we found ourselves right in the thick of things. the alleged vigilante made a brief court appearance. as his family was leaving the courthouse they came face-to-face with the family of the man he's accused of killing. it quickly became an ugly confrontation. family and friends of 35-year-old christopher soriano, the alleged burglar who was shot and killed on new year's eve by 26-year-old ricardo hernandez, were yelling and swearing at the hernandez family as it left the courthouse. >> i don't think anyone deserves to die. if he was committing a crime, which he wasn't, you know. >> reporter: officers restored the peace,

it's a really important question long we'll keep our eye on john whitehead who represent hernandez in this case he's also a constitutional attorney for the rutherford institute. well we want to bring attention now to a movement called i don't do no more that's taking place in canada was started by four women and calls on people to protect the land and the water by protecting the rights of canada's indigenous people it's a movement that's gaining steam and has even inspired protests across the country. this one here was in manitoba's capital of winnipeg and is drawing public attention to canada's bill c. forty five which critics say will challenge indigenous sovereignty and could even lead to extreme harm being done to the land and water in this area now across the united states asia europe and new zealand large groups of people are showing support for the idle no more movement some of those involved say it's directly connected to others around the world including the occupy movement the arab spring and other recent uprisings orrible gonna writes about racial justice native rights and

hernandez. it said, in part, quote, mr. hernandez had no legal excuse or justification for using deadly force on an unarmed man. the da went on to say that this will play out inside the courtroom and in fact, they set a new court date of february 15th. reporting live in san jose, back to you, alan. it was really strange to see that fight just break out right in front of us, right as court was letting out. >> as you said, happened so quickly. lot of emotion. >> reporter: exactly. >> joe, thanks. >>> this just in tonight. a woman whose cell phone video sparked a domestic violence investigation against the san francisco sheriff is filing a lawsuit. ivory madison is reportedly suing roz mirkarimi for defamation. ivory madison lives next door to the mirkarimis. his wife told cbs 5 last year, thank you ivory madison for nothing, for destroying my life against my wishes. >>> other bay area headlines, a richmond man who shot and killed his ex-girlfriend and a man he thought she was dating was sentenced to death today. nathan burris

ahí está larry hernández.uidado con la nueva ley donde el consumidor sería cargado con cargos adicionales por usarla. la verdad es que el tema está interesante pero pno estan grave como uno podría pensar. >>> esto aplica a las tarjetas de crédito. >>> siempre se le ha cargado al comerciante entre un 2-4%. ahora podrán cobrarle al consumidor. a partir del domingo permiten cobrarle el 4% al cliente pero la mayoría de los comerciantes dijeron que no lo harían. >>> recordemos que ya, los consumidores, ya están pagando por esto, el precio que pone el comerciante, ya está incluído. >>> sólo con las tarjetas de crédito, no las de débito. >>> >>> ahora si, cambiando de tema, consejos, cosas importantes que ver para evitar errores en el uso de las tarjetas. >>> nos brinda muchas facilidades y conveniencias pero recomiendo, una sóla tarjeta de crédito! eso es vital, no hay necesidad de más. con 3, 4, 5, nos volvemos locos! >>> con una tenemos todo estructurado, que es lo más importante. >>> el segundo consejo es usar la

he has been working for many years and he's a good guy. >> reporter: police say hernandez bought the weapon illegally on the streets for self-defense. neighbors say he had taken on a role recently as a quazi security guard after a string of car break-ins. due to low staffing levels, san jose police rarely respond or actively investigate burglaries. >> there is no security. there is no safety. >> reporter: neighbors say hernandez may have acted out of frustration. >> because people have stolen cars and personal valuables, things that are very vulnerable. >> manager says call the police. we call the police but they didn't said anything. anything. >> they don't come to investigate? >> make they come but they never say what happened, now? the person he get nothing has to do, he just lost his property. >> reporter: they say mr. miranda waived his miranda rights and admitted to the killing after giving police a different version of the events happened earlier. he will be arraigned tomorrow at noon on murder charges. len ramirez, cbs 5. >>> we are learning more about the silicon valley mill

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hernandez will be in court tomorrow morning to face murder charges. live in san jose, len ramirez, cbs 5. >>> oakland police got more than they bargained for on new year's eve when they sent a team out to track down celebratory gunfire. the department's shotspotter technology led them to a home on 84th avenue just seconds after a gun battle erupted outside. it was so accurate, it led officers straight to the shell casings. >> so without this, some great luck and nighttime, i'm not sure if officers would have been able to find the shell casings there. we would not have found that physical evidence. >> two suspects were arrested a short time later after ramming a pursuing police cruiser. officers also recovered a 100- round assault rifle. the men had tossed it out of their car. the other shooter got away. >>> tonight police are looking for five men who stormed into a san francisco home, they dragged eight people out of bed holding them at gunpoint at the living room at the outer richmond district house overnight. police say the men stole cash, electroni

school for refusing to wear her student identification card around her neck fifteen year old andrea hernandez said she objected to wearing the ide id implanted with a radio frequency identification chips on religious grounds calling it quote the mark of the beast the school agreed to take the microchip out of the id card but would still require her to wear the badge and she refused and sued the school well yesterday a judge sided with the school she lost her battle and the ruling could teach us much more on the war being fought in this country against breaches on privacy and civil liberties and speak now with john whitehead who represented her hernandez in the case and is a constitutional attorney for the rutherford institute hello john ok so these are f id tags are a way for the school to try to keep attendance up to say if you're not in class we still know where you are the funding that they receive is from the states it's directly related to intent attendance give us the legal reasons first that your client took issue with this we seem to be having some problems with his audio it looks lik

but now, they can. >> the hernandez family claims they've received threats because of the murdering hernandez is a hero for stopping a crime spree. >> when someone takes the law into their own hands. he had an illegal gun and killed a man, a father of five children. took my son away from me. >> there is a report the family scuffled outside of the courtroom but by the time deputy arrived it was over. >> one week after confessing to killing his mother, former death row inmate ask double murderer dennis stanworth was back before a judge today to enter a plea. >> one week after he confessed to killing his mother in an emotional outburst, former death row instatemate stayed mostly quiet this, time, the 70-year-old entered a not guilty plea plae to the murder of nellie stanworth in his home. last week he said he was guilty. >> right. >> it's a standard plea in any case so that is what he entered today. >> in the a surprise? >> no. no. >> this prosecutor says nellie stanworth was likely killed in early november. saying the autopsy revealed it was murder. saying it did not appear his wife knew about

la violencia por las amras de fu o fuego, conmocion en mÉxico, m r muere el medallista olimpico hernandezluego de sobrevivir a un balazo en la cabeza el mes pasado, p¿por quÉ es tan elevad la incidencia de caÁncer de o i ovario? sabor mexicano, con comichelle obama ecomiccomo el ritmo mexicano estarÁ en al j a juramentacion de el presidente de los estados unidos barack obama, noticiero telemundo co comienza ya . > < >> buenas tardes, vamos a co z comenzar en washington donde el presidente de los estados unidos barack obama firmo hoy 23 ord e ordenes ejecutivas sobre el c control de armas de feugo . >>a dademÁs de las acciones e t ejecuejecu ejecutivas, que no requieren aprobacion del congreso, analizo medidas para ser revisada por a las autoridades federales . >> sentido comÚn, asÍ catalogo el presidente de los estados unidos barack obama a sus pro e propuestas para combatir la v violencia por las armas de fu o fuego, son las mÁs extensaas o propuestas desde los aÑos 60 . >> desde la tragedia en c connecticut 900 estadounidenses han muerto por armas de fuego dijo obama, que le enviaron n

investigators say hernandez confronted the man, a fight broke out and it ended with hernandez shootinging the suspected burglar. san jose police admit burglaries are a lower priority compared to violent crimes and hernandez took the law in his own hands. >> it's very frustrating for the officers. it's very frustrating for the supervisors that are out there listening to these calls come in and knowing they can't send anybody. >> the district attorney will now have to decide whether hernandez should face charges for the shooting. >>> 5:38. if i heard correctly i believe christina loren said we may be in for a sarah palin forecast. showers going rogue. >> wow. i was wonder where you were going with that. >> i appreciate that. 38 degrees in san francisco. 27 in petaluma. 35 in sonoma. your mind could go in many different direction which is it comes to that name. 29 in gilroy. 29 in livermore this morning. basically it's cold enough out there for frost. not great morning for a bike ride because that cold air is going to hit you right in the face. if you want to get outdoors, we'll see a rea

antonio hernandez, telemundo.nca ---una gran cantidad de personas se presento en la reunion de esta noche del concejo municipal de oakland donde los concejales analizan la contratacion de un asesor de seguridad publica para la ciudad. take vo ---se trata del ex-jefe de la policia de los angeles, william bratton quien ganara un salario de 250 mil dolares por ayudar a combatir el crimen en oakland. ---bratton es reconocido por haber logrado disminuir el crimen en nueva york y los angeles pero tambien por su politica de detencion en la calle a personas con apariencia sospechosa. ---la alcaldesa jean quan apoya la contratacion de bratton... la votacion se espera suceda en cualquier momento. cesar ---y precisamente la violencia con las armas de fuego continua implacable en la ciudad de oakland... pitch - blanca ---en esta ocasion, un agente de policia fue baleado durante el cumplimiento de su deber. take vo ---y esta maÑana la policia de esa ciudad realizo una verdadera caceria humana para encontrar a los reponsables d