jessica zermeÑo tiene el informe.essica: el primer debate oficial entre los cinco candidatos a la presidencia de mÉxico siguiÓ la lógica que se esperaba. el blanco de los ataques fue manuel lÓpez obrador. todos tuvieron algo que reprocharle. >> ¿cÓmo le vas a explicar a las familias que con esos delincuentes te quieres sentar a dialogar? en tu ambiciÓn de poder y en tu miedo de perder convertido en un tÍtere de los criminales. >> esto lo conoce todo el mundo. cuando fue jefe de gobierno sus mÁs cercanos colaboradores recibiendo fajos de billetes en efectivo. jessica: los aspirantes fueron cuestionados sobre seguridad y violencia, combate a la corrupciÓn y democracia. >> desde luego, todos estÁn aquÍ contra mí. jessica: insistiÓ en el tema que le ha dado su popularidad:

in this case, stormy knew because she had a close relationship and friendship with jessica, jessica's not the kind of person who would have disclosed that confidence. >> and jessica, have you caught any of the news coverage of james comey or the memos recently? >> i have. >> so you may be familiar that he relates that when donald trump repeatedly brought up the allegation unverified, regarding the potential contact with prostitutes in moscow, one of the things he said to the then fbi director, according to james comey, one of the ways that he sought to rebut that was to say that he, donald trump was not a person who would ever choose to, need to, want to pay for sex. in your experience with him, based on what you're now speaking out publicly, does that sound right to you or conflict with your experience? >> first i would like to just say that i don't think it's paying for sex in this equation that was so offensive to me. what was so offensive to me was when i initially met him and was in his hotel room, he grabbed me and kissed me without my consent and so i am an adult performer, i a

>> jessica: i'm not really sure. i want to add to what josh was saying that michael cohen had intimated that he may have also recorded his clients and his transactions. he said that. so there is a reason than that stormy daniels was involved in yesterday's hearing and yes, there was warning about it. i have no idea where this goes. if you like every day, there's some new layer that makes it even more confusing and difficult to see the end game here. it does appear that what's going on with michael cohen now is certainly as important as what's going on about the rush of and robert mueller investigation and we are now looking at a two-pronged attack on president trump and what's going on with mueller and going back to his new york city days, when he was doing financially, the sty with which he did his business, and all of this chaos. this is not just stormy daniels, multiple women here. >> sandra: harris? >> harris: you talk about whether or not they have a right to be there or should have been there. her attorney is p

. >> real talk with jessica biel. motherhood. marriage.ore kids with justin. >> i'm kind of feeling him. >> and amy schumer feels pretty. >> modeling is an option for me. >> deejay, hit it. >> this is "entertainment tonight." >> hello, everyone. thank you for joining us. here's tonight's top story. mariah carey reveals her battle with bipolar disorder. ♪ i don't want to cry >> they say that whatever doesn't kill us makes us stronger. i think we all have dark days. it's just not all on tv. sfoet i can't make it through the rain ♪ >> mariah's confession she lived in denial, and isolation. she tells "people" she was wuz diagnosed in 2001. "e.t." spoke with her after breakdown. >> putting out a record on september 11th. not a good thing. and working your fingers to the bone. ♪ honestly, that whole, like, moment of the quote unquote breakdown was so overly dramatized to the point where i would walk outside to feed my dog and somebody would be in the bushes and take a picture of me in my pajamas. why is she many her pajamas? because i'm a human

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jessica simpson, is showing her love for military families in nashville.r brooke anderson was with the mommy mogul whose empire may be expanding in more ways than one. >> you were holding one of the tiny babies earlier so you said -- >> don't give me baby fever. >> well, my daughter is about to turn 6. may 1st is her birthday. and my son is going to turn 5 on june 30th. >> so is it time for another one? >> i mean, i don't really know. we always practice but -- we always practice, but it would definitely have to be a miracle. >> she's 37 years old. worth a reported $150 million. and jessica's giving back with this adorable "military moms and kids as models" fashion show. >> my best friend is a military wife, and there is no better sacrifice than what these men and women do for us. >> your daughter walked in a runway show for you about a year ago in texas. >> she doesn't really know that i'm here doing this because she would be very sad that she is not the star of the show, and she definitely would have been guiding people and telling them how to did the hip

jessica: gracias.den de restricciÓn, en quÉ situaciÓn serÍa una orden de restricciÓn suficiente para calificar para la visa u? puede ser cualquier tipo de orden? jessica: no cualquiera como debe ser una orden de protecciÓn por ser vÍctima de violaciÓn domÉstica, por un asalto sexual o quizÁ por "stalking", que ya es cuando uno estÁ siguiendo a otro con amenazas. ramÓn: este nuevo tipo de visa o estÁ disponible en cualquier parte del paÍs? o, como dicen por ahÍ, y ciertas restricciones? jessica: hasta ahora, estamos enfocÁndonos en san francisco porque hay una fuerza ahÍ que estableciÓ procedimientos. ella estÁ dando ganas a otros jueces y juezas. para establecer tambiÉn procedimientos en otros condados. pero por ahora, en san francisco. palmira: muy bien, y cÓmo puede una persona saber si es elegible para la visa u bajo una orden de restricciÓn? jessica: bueno, siempre cuando reporte a la policÍa una violaciÓn de una orden de restricciÓn, tiene un caso. pero para los otros que sÓlo quieren una orden de

come here, buddy. >> reporter: jessica says their adack lab was aptly named, but he had a lot of help. >> he's just softened every rough edge, and brightened every dark moment, and he just is-- i e.ll him my best medicine. >> rescue's unconditional loyalty to jessica is so beautiful. he will do anything for her. and to us, he's also the embodiment of all the people who have come into our lives over the last five years and have done anything for us. "when will i be able to walk again?" >> reporter: the lesson this day for the kids of john f. kennedy elementary school: even in your darkest times, there will always be someone there to help. don dahler, cbs news, boston. >> barnett: and all the best to jessica, patrick, and, of course, rescue. and this is the finish line for the "cbs weekend news" this saturday. later on cbs, it's "48 hours." i'm errol barnett in new york. thanks for spending a bit of your weekend with us. good night. bay area teens... are teaming up with lawmakers. they say: finding a solution to school shootings... beg new at 6:00, bay area teens are teaming up with law

jessica: sÓlo han aparecido sus vehÍculos calcinados.tuvo otro tipo de remuneraciÓn. se trata del asesinato del comunicador. alejandro: el pago por asesinar de 12 disparos al periodista javier valdez. >> se presume que el homicidio de javier valdÉs cÁrdenas, corresponsal del diario "la jornada" se encuentra vinculado con los diversos trabajos de investigaciÓn periodÍstica. alejandro: uno de los puristas mÁs conocidos por su trabajo en investigaciÓn por temas de narcotrÁfico, fue asesinado . >> se atreviÓ a decir lo que sucedÍa. alejandro: la entrevista se realizÓ en febrero del aÑo pasado. javier habÍa pedido protecciÓn y tras las intimidaciones, 13 dÍas despuÉs fue asesinados. este miÉrcoles se celebrÓ en sinaloa la primera audiencia con el presunto homicida. fÉlix: al regresar veremos una hÚmeda tecnologÍa para educar a los pe y para la despedida... nos vamos hasta la otra cara del mundo.en algunas ciudades de china se estan llevando a cabo esfuerzos de alta tecnologia para evitar que los peatones crucen la calle cuando no les correspo

jessica: en la cia de mÉxico, jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn.ar la orden del presidente trump de enviar guardias nacionales a la frontera. tampoco se sabe cuÁnto le va a costar esto al paÍs y no se ha decidido si van a portar o no armas. no todos los estados fronterizos parecen estar dispuestos a cooperar con esta idea del presidente como nos lo informa claudia oceda. claudia: donald trump dijo que quiere emplazar entre el 2000y 4000 guardias nacionales a bordo del aviÓn presidencial. estÁ todo listo para su despliegue a la frontera con mÉxico y combatir la inmigraciÓn ilegal y el narcotrÁfico. hoy, la secretarÍa seguridad nacional kristen nelson, dijo que el rol de los militares serÁ el de asistir para que los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza se concentren en la aplicaciÓn de la ley. palabras que no decayeron bien a este ex miembro de la guardia nacional. >> si necesitan mÁs capacidades de vigilancia, que se las entreguen a la patrulla fronteriza. esto es un teatro polÍtico! claudia: la decisiÓn del residente trump reemplazar a los usuarios na

mara liasson, and jessica tarlov. so the "new york times" story would be significant if pardons were potentially being dangled in front of witnesses. how does it stack up against the expulsion of all these russian diplomats? gayle: the people who were actually in the room deny it happened or those discussions were had. but we have action by president trump to expel these diplomats in connection with other countries. and we heard the main real media go on the offensive for many many months. they see that hanging. they don't give it that much reporting. howie: this pardon story was wall-to-wall coverage when it broke. jessica: i felt like this story wasn't as big as stories before it. john dowd would deny it and ty cobb would deny it. we know what president trump did for joe arpaio. i believe that president trump would be talking about pardoning mike flynn. paul manafort i don't think is as important to him personally. i only remembered this for a couple of days. and the ex pull hun -- the expur diplomats was more impor

jessica: este debate es el primero de tres que abra y los temas fueron seguridad, violencia, combateentes, jaime rodrÍguez, el bronco. porque hablo de una propuesta impresionante que no se habÍa abrazado a quien mÉxico, no se habÍa presentado. vamos a escuchar exactamente quÉ fue lo que dijo. >> tenemos que echarle la mano al terror . asÍ, yo presentarÉ una iniciativa al congreso, a ver si los diputados de ellos se atreven a aprobarla. necesitamos mostrarle la mano al que robe en el servicio pÚblico. jessica: habÍa mucha expectaciÓn acerca de quÉ era lo que habÍa de decir josÉ antonio, el candidato-- el candidato del pri, el partido de peÑa nieto. ademÁs de atacar a manuel, fue a presentar las propuestas que harÍa si Él fuera presidente y menciono algo muy importante. veamos. >> propongo a los 100 dÍas de mi gobierno lograr un cÓdigo penal Único para que los delitos que mÁs lastimar, robo, extorsiÓn, feminicidio, homicidio, se castigue igual en todo el paÍs. jessica: despuÉs, ricardo anaya, nosotros sabÍamos que su principal estrategia serÍa atacar a andrÉs manuel porque anaya se enc

i am jessica. i am a proud survivor, a mother, a daughter, a sister. am all of these things that i want to be known for who i am. and not just what's happened to me. >> reporter: as a high school freshman, she says she was sold for sex on backpage.com after running away from home. how many encounters do you think i you had during that time? >> over 150. >> over 150? >> yeah. >> would that have been possible without backpage? >> no way. >> reporter: she said her pimp preferred the site. >> what did he say about backpage? >> he said it's safer, it's easier not to get caught. but me in all these clothes. took pretty provocative pictures of me. and then go to backpage and you can click on post an ad. >> how dooften did you work? >> every day. it's too simple. ask if you're 18 or over, a simple yes click was as far as that went. >> it tore our family apart. >> reporter: her father, tom, spent nights looking for her. >> what ran through my mind is what i was going to do, how i was going to handle it when i found her. >> reporter: after many months, jessica w

i'm jessica castro. the royal baby wait is overment kate and charles welcomed their third child this morning after showing off the baby, they then headed home. the name, though, is still a mystery. abc news reporter molly hunter has the new pictures of the family in london. >> reporter: it's a boy! baby cambridge, now fifth in line to the throne, and they tweeted the news, she feels safely delivered of a son, and the baby weighs 8 pounds and 7 ounces. kate arrived early this morning at the private st. mary's hospital, a relatively quick delivery, and prince george arrived after ten and a half hours of labor, and princess charlotte after just two and a half. the two other kids arrived in the hospital to visit their new baby brother today. an announcement has been posted outside of the palace today, and just like last time, prince william and kate come out and greet the crowds. the die hard royal baby fans and all the reporters, a few words as prince william hopped into the car, and they're off. now, a fam

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. >> jessica castro outside facebook headquarters in menlo park. hi, jessica. >> hi, reggie, hi, natasha, good morning to you. thumbs-up sign behind me where menlo park tech firm is headquartered but it's been a thumbs down as cambridge analytica scandal has unfolded. today the ceo mark zuckerberg is 2,000 miles away to say that he's sorry. he is sorry 87 million users had their information harvested ahead of the 2016 political campaign. it was a third party quiz that led to the data harvest. abc 7 spoke to ethics professor at santa clara university. she said make no mistake, facebook is a data collection company. >> so when facebook says i'm really sorry that people got access to your data, that's pretty disingenuous. that is their goal entirely. >> regardless zuckerberg is set to apologize today. in prepared testimony he wrote, quote, we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility, an that was a

said jessica. tied ann to the bed with duct tape and turned it into murder. >> who set the place on fire? >> rocky. >> who cut ann's throat? >> rocky. >> who stabbed ann in the back? >> rocky. >> jessica told detective giles the murder weapons were a kitchen knife and a metal rod for bludgeoning. which they stashed in a hole out behind ann's house. >> she said we probably couldn't find it without her. we drove her out there until we walked t entire path until we got to the holesnd did it right there. we had the evince folks with us. and reached in. discovered those two items over there. >> what was that like? >> you know these are intimate details and only those involved are going to know where the instruments were used to kill someone. >> that was that. they had their story and their culprits. except there was one more very significant detail offered up by both jessica and rocky. something the town's rumor mill failed to catch by the time kevin and robert went out for the evening a couple of days

jessica zermeÑo tiene el informe.r a las familias que con esos delincuentes te quieres sentar a dialogar? en tu ambiciÓn de poder y en tu miedo de perder convertido en un tÍtere de los criminales. >> esto lo conoce todo el mundo. cuando fue jefe de gobierno sus mÁs cercanos colaboradores recibiendo fajos de billetes en efectivo. jessica: los aspirantes fueron cuestionados sobre seguridad y violencia, combate a la corrupciÓn y democracia. >> desde luego, todos estÁn aquÍ contra mí. jessica: insistiÓ en el tema que le ha dado su popularidad: el combate a la corrupciÓn. >> estos que presentan como los mÁs grandes delincuentes, son niÑos de pecho en comparaciÓn con los polÍticos corruptos del paÍs. pero la propuesta mÁs polÉmica fue le del bronco. >> necesitamos mocharle la mano al que robe en el servicio pÚblico. jessica: lÓpez obrador y anaya se proclamaron ganadores. este es el primero de tres debates que sostendrÁn los candidatos antes de la elecciÓn presidencial el prÓximo 1 de julio. la gran pregunta es si lo que ve

. >> kpix 5's jessica flores is live in oakland with the details on today's rally. jessica? >> reporter: kenny and maria, well, that rally kicks off at noon here at oakland city hall. and tenant advocates and lawmakers are advocating for an affordable housing measure to be put on the statewide november ballot. now, if voters approve that measure, it would repeal the costa hawkins rental housing act that's the controversial act that bans rent control on units built after 1995. it also doesn't allow rent control on single family homes or condos. and the act allows landlords to raise rents to market value. that means renters across the bay area often faced with paying hundreds of dollars, if not thousands of dollars more to stay in their homes. the average rent for a two- bedroom home in oakland is over 3200. we spoke to a man who is from alameda. he's facing a $2,000 rent increase. >> i have to cancel many things like my son's afterschool programs, my gym membership, my cable. >> reporter: but opponents are coming out against this affordable housing mesh. they say if -- measur

jessica: la exigencia de respeto del presidente peÑa nieto, era esperada por muchos. incorporando frases de todos los candidatos a la presidencia de la repÚblica buscÓ frenar la presiÓn a la que habÍa sido sometido por no responder a los constantes insultos y a la militarizaciÓn de la frontera. >> hay algo que a todos los mexicanos nos une y nos convoca. la certeza de que nada ni nadie estÁ por encima de la dignidad de mÉxico. >> quÉ bueno que el presidente pudo hacer este mensaje, pero yo creo que el mensaje no es suficiente. jessica: para este embajador experto en amÉrica latina, el mensaje no le darÁ a mÉxico mÁs aliados en contra de estados unidos en la prÓxima cumbre de las amÉricas a celebrarse en perÚ en la prÓxima semana y donde posiblemente trump y peÑa se encuentren. >> yo no creo. todos tienen sus propios problemas internos y estÁn muy alejados de estados unidos. obviamente los paÍses centroamericanos sÍ. jessica: otros despuÉs del mensaje siguen creyendo que lo mejores suspender la cooperaciÓn con los estadounidenses. uno de ellos es el candidato presidenc

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we can see jessica winning silver earlier today, let's hear from see jessica winning silver earlier todaynning silver earlier today, let's hear from her. it was an eventful race, i knew it would be because of the different athletes in the race. it was fun all the same and hot out there. i ran from the front. i was hoping that if it didn't happen i would have tried to run well but it seems i didn't run that well but luckily it didn't matter that much today. our thanks tojodie matter that much today. our thanks to jodie stimpson comedy triathlon really is a saturday, midnight our time. other stories from the commonwealth games on day one. unforgettable commonwealth games on day one. u nforg etta ble for commonwealth games on day one. unforgettable for anna hursey, the welsh table tennis player who is just 11 years old. the youngest competitor in the game. she and partner charlotte carey won their doubles match today against india, she began playing reggie was five, she began playing reggie was five, she still only five feet tall but they their opponents three games to two. australia had a g

jessica? >> reporter: that much anticipated court appearance happens in two and a half hours. at 1:30 this afternoon, in fact, in sacramento. it will be his first public appearance since being arrested as the suspected golden state killer, and the 72-year-old arraigned on two counts of murder in sacramento, held without bond, and he's on suicide watch. new at this hour, we've been able to learn more about the tedious work that went into capturing him. they learned the task force looking for the golden state's killer had his dna sample from a murder in ventura in 1980. they were killed in their home in ventura, and their daughter now lives in santa cruz. prosecutors say that ventura county dna sample tracked down deangelo partially matching dna that a relative gave to a genealogy website and worked backwards using relative dna to find the suspect who was the right age, gender, and lived in the area, and eventually, they staked out his place and have current dna evidence from him, himself, linking him to the murders and link the golden state killer to at least 12 murders and 50

jessica: the people we also to i just shocked. this is a residential, commercial area, people going about their business every day. init was a beautiful s day, and then suddenlyenhis thing ha they don't understand how this could have happened in toronto. jane: jessica murphy, thanks very much for that update. for more on what investigators are looking for at this point,ti spoke a brie ago with a former official of t. department of homeland security. thanks very much for joining me. it seems at this pnt that any vehicle can be used as a weapons of mass destruction. how does that change the game for the intelligen agencies and law enforcement? jack: well, jane, isis has gone on record about urgingts followers to now think of different types of attackmo lities instead of just bombs. they are saying use household devices, use low-tech things, use cars, use automobiles, useon vans as weof mass atstruction. now we have a sin where on any given day at any given locality, an individual, whether he is motivated politior religiously or for

jessica? >> reporter: kenny and maria, well, that rally kicks off at noon here at oakland city hall. and tenant advocates and lawmakers are advocating for an affordable housing measure to be put on the statewide november ballot. now, if voters approve that measure, it would repeal the costa hawkins rental housing act that's the controversial act that bans rent control on units buil

jessica. >> reporter: hey, good morning, anne and michelle. scientists say an earthquake along the hayward fault line would be even more destructive than an earthquake on the san andreas fault line. the earthquake hit 150 years ago. five people died. if the same quake hit today, it would be even more destructive. a new study says hundreds of people will die if a major earthquake hits here along this fault. that's from the usgs. it says about800 people will die and 400 fires will be sparked along the hayward fault line and 18,000 people could be injured. thousands of homes and buildings would be threatened. the 52-mile hayward fault runs from the san pablo bay to just east of san jose. scientists say this is something we should take seriously because the big one hits every 150 years or so and we are due for a major quake. the last one here in hayward hit 150 years ago and leveled downtown hayward. usgs says there's a 72% chance a 6.7 quake or higher will hit in the next 30 years. the study also says a lot of people will be trapped in their home

hi, matt. >> reporter: hi, jessica. i know what you are thinking, why are you at a bar at 11:00 in the morning? well, one, it's 5:00 somewhere, and, two, get your seat to watch the stanley cup finals playoffs early because the fans show up. welcome to fin city. the stanley cup playoffs start tonight and support for the san jose sharks is seen everywhere from electronic signs, colorful displays under bridges, banners on light poles, and even the jerseys of the team hanging on san pedro street. >> everything's shark easter story, everyone starts wearing all the stuff. it's a cool crowd. >> great for the city of san jose. you know, whenever we can drive more excitement about the city, more excitement about the team to downtown area, it fills restaurants, which is a great economic impact to the city. >> reporter: the sharks are almost a sure bet to make the playoffs, missing the post season twice in 20 years. two seasons ago, they went all the way to the stanley cup finals. betting odds today have the sharks a long shot to

kpix 5's jessica flores is live near the scene. jessica. >> reporter: michelle, firefighters are still here working on this fire and there's still some hot spots a lot of smoke coming from the building. as you can see, they are dumping water right now. wood framing fueled the fire allowing it to spread. they are fighting it for 24 hours, attacking the fire from every angle using ladder trips from a defensive angle. it ripped through the under- construction apartment complex around 1 a.m. yesterday. this is part of the expansion of the renaissance square apartments. it's a total losses, $55 million in damages. residents living in the neighboring renaissance building scramble to get out yesterday afternoon. 250 people are still displeased. >> you could smell the smoke, ee the burning embers dropping into the courtyard and knew it was very serious. >> reporter: surveillance video shows the burned-up wall next door to the occupied apartments collapsing yesterday afternoon. that's why folks are not going back in because it's too dangero

jessica: el secretario de economÍa continÚa en washington para el tratado de nafta.a crucis de emigrantes, muchas personas centroamericanas por el sur de mÉxico. estaba en oaxaca, pero algunas emigrantes continuaron su viaje por su cuenta. alejandro madrigal tiene mÁs. alejandro: a pesar que donald trump asegurÓ que mÉxico disolviÓ la caravana con cientos de centroamericano con rumbo estados unidos, la mayorÍa de esta gente piensa lo contrario. ella cree que nadie la detendrÁ. >>lo voy a intentar. >> allÁ está mi hermana. alejandr la caravana -- alejandro: la caravana estÁ en oaxaca y sus lÍderes dicen que no temen a los mensaje de donald trump. >> es otra reacciÓn irresponsable, si quiere poner militares, que los ponga. esto no va a parar la migraciÓn. alejandro: el mensaje fue tomado con calma en el campamento y los emigrantes tienen como intenciÓn partir hacia puebla. mientras las autoridades en oaxaca dejaron de apoyar a los emigrantes en su campamento por falta de presupuesto para atender al gran nÚmero de personas. >> el presupuesto se acabÓ. alejandro: persona

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reporting live, i'm jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> jessica, thank you.is 6:34 as we take a look at the two beautiful bridges here in the bay area. on the righted -- on the right you have the golden bay bridge and then a shot of the embarcadero. bring on the sun. we definitely need it after that rain last weekend. >> i'm loving the sky. >>> it's nice when it happens during our newscast, too, like magic. makes for pretty colors out there. i know it's going to be a pretty warm day, clear skies and so you're going to want your sunglasses but this week you'll need your umbrella because we have a chance of showers. not for a while, though. here's a look at our mount vaca view. very, thin high clouds off in the distance as we wait for the official sunrise which is going to happen in about six minutes. it will be a gorgeous start to the day. temperatures feel cooler because of the clear conditions, 45 in livermore, san francisco 53, san jose 47 degrees. satellite and radar showing clear conditions all cross california. in fact, we have high pressure that's build

matt. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. this is a massive firefight and a huge building. can you see there's still an orange glow at the top of this building here on clayton road at dplindo. firefighters are battling it from the outside. they have a couple of ladder trucks here. they are dumping water on any flame they can see on this building. obviously a big, big firefight going on in concord. video from this morning, first call at 12:55, the building under construction as tall as four stories in some spots. this went to three alarms with 70 firefighters fighting the flames. they are in defensive mode fighting flames by surrounding the building and putting water on it. the people living across the street in the renaissance papt were told to leave the building and walk to the plaza. we're told some of them are being allowed back into the area. the red cross is also here on the scene. they are going to be helping out with those evacuees. we'll keep you updated all morning long on abc 7 mornings. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thanks for the update. happ

i'm jessica castro, and kristin has the day off. let's go to where the worst of the storm was concentrated this morning. heavy hail fell at 7:30 in the morning in redwood road, and we have team coverage of today's storm, and we begin with lisa, people are stunned by this hailstorm. >> reporter: that's right, jessica, and there's more to come. we have sunshine, cold air in place, you can see that the speckling of the clouds and lightning strikes offshore. with a little sunshine in place after the sun came up, we had that heavy downpour, and right now, you can see by crow canyon road in the east bay and north of castro valley, there's a cell in san ramone. watch for the hail and snow piling up in mt. hamilton. interesting morning in the south bay, 280, wet weather, but highway 35, there is so much cold air in place, and with the sun, that allows for enough lift that we do have this dynamic weather with the thunderstorm activity, so snow there. we have snow mixing in with rain around stenson beach. more ice and tricky roads by lakeport

jessica eventually had the other amputated, as well. a dark time followed until they got a gift called rescue. >> good work. >> reporter: you fell in love? >> i just -- yes. i'm like, that's it. that's him. >> reporter: rescue the service dog helped them navigate their world but the couple was also coping with stairs and questions from kids who saw that they were different. >> did we answer your question? >> reporter: what are some of those questions? >> they ask if we sleep with our prosthetic legs on. what our legs are made. if we have other leg that allow us to do different things. >> a pup of rescue was in training. >> reporter: so they wrote a children's book to explain it all. set in their beloved boston and told partly from the viewpoint of their dog "rescue and jessica a life changing friendship" re-imagines jessica as a teenager learning to live with physical limitations. >> we've been amazing how fascinated they are by the illustrations of the prosthetic the crutches. >> but his wagging tail gave him away. >> reporter: the boo

jessica: efectivamente, arantxa, estÁ lloviendo aquÍ en la capital mexicana.idatos presentarÁ sus propuestas en materia de seguridad y combate a la violencia. lÓpez obrador es el que mÁs ha sido atacado por su propuesta de amnistÍa a los criminales. >> yo lo que considero es que tenemos que atender las causas que originaron en problema de la inseguridad y la violencia. sobre todo, hay que combatir la pobreza. dije, desde hace algÚn tiempo, que por el bien de todos, primero los pobres.han crecido los pobres en mÉxico durante el periodo neoliberal. jessica: y rodriguez calderon comento que estaba aqui por una tragedia familiar. >> puede ser uno de sus muertos. me han secuestrado una hija de dos aÑos. anaya alguna vez ha sufrido un atentado. aliente matado un hijo? yo soy vÍctima este país y de los malos gobiernos. es una bala que guarde, no le habÍa sacado nunca. miles de balas estÁm tiradas en el pais. ricardo no sale recordÓ que cuando fue jefe de gobierno de esta capital no bajaron los delitos. la candidata independiente se ha tenido que defender de lo que oc

jessica, let's turn to the guardian. this is winnie mandela again. lot of anger, a lot of bitterness. perhaps this is what tainted her and really moulded what tainted her and really moulded what she became following her treatment during the imprisonment of her husband, nelson. not a surprise, really, that she could come out of that trauma unscathed 7 really, that she could come out of that trauma unscathed? she was one of the people championing him and keeping his legacy alive during that period. the guardian obituary, written by our southern africa correspondent, saying that one of the reasons why this will be so poignant is that she is one of the la st of poignant is that she is one of the last of that generation who were the real pioneers. one apartheid came to an end. so, i think that is a sense of loss, not just an end. so, i think that is a sense of loss, notjust for an end. so, i think that is a sense of loss, not just for her but also because this generation is passing on. like you say, there aren't many apartheid struggle icons left. very cl

jessica, what's the latest? we don't know much and police aid is going to be a complex investigation. going to be a complex investigation. lots of commercial buildings, and we do know that 16 people were injured. do know that 16 people were injured. one man spoke to was outjust having a cigarette. a cigarette. street behind me, a lot of traffic hubs have is shut down. hubs have is shut down. people are expecting this to be complicated. expecting this to be complicated. jessica, thank you very much for 110w. suddenly confronted by a vehicle careering down the pavement. careering down the pavement. 70— 80 mph according to eyewitnesses. eyewitnesses. a mile hitting pedestrian at the pedestrian. pedestrian. white rental van was used as a weapon. weapon. crumble, he was going 70, 80 clicks, hitting people one by one. it was a nightmare. nightmare. empress and i saw a lady with her leg, it is a gruesome scene. leg, it is a gruesome scene. i can't believe what i have seen. believe what i have seen. these people on the

jessica : parece que el estado de guerrero estÁ sumido en una guerra.e muriÓ una mujer embarazada y su hija de seis aÑos. >> no hay elementos para confirmar que hayan sido privados de su libertad. hay muchos cabos sueltos. jessica: los pies sicarios fallecieron luego de ser perseguidos y los agentes muertos regresaban de ayudar a varias familias desplazadas de su comunidad, precisamente por la violencia. todo esto ocurrÍa cuando el gobernador de guerrero asistÍ a un evento de promociÓn del turismo de su estado. >> los hecho que se presentaron ayer, estÁn ligados a esto. reportera: se presentÓ el arsenal que le decomisaron a lo delincuente, porque en todos estos episodios se usaron armas largas, especÍficamente metralletas ak47. cada aÑo entran de contrabando a este paÍs mÁs de 250 .300 armas de fuego, lo que hace que crezca la violencia en zonas como guerrero. >> creo que tenemos la sensaciÓn de que este problema es insoluble. reportera: hay impunidad hasta las playas llenas de turistas y en los lugares de difÍcil acceso, los delincuentes controlan todo

now first word news with jessica summers. steps intoesident xi the spotlight leader, making a keynote speech. we're waiting to see if you offer his first direct reaction to the tariff threats coming from washington. so far, he has let his diplomats take the lead. the speech comes 40 years after economic reforms began transforming china. evaluatingid to be the potential impact to the evaluating -- d evaluating the yuan. senior officials are studying a two-pronged reaction, one that looks at the currency as a tool in trade negotiations, the other model on what could happen if the u.n. would devalue it to offset the impact from tariffs. the fbi has rated the offices of president trump's longtime lawyer, season documents after a special counseler applied research warrants. coh hase been an key figure in a series of legal issues. pornography,000 to star stormy daniels over an affair she said she had with donald trump. cohen said he used his own money for the payment. and mark zuckerberg will tell congress later that facebook's pro

let's get to the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: thanks.he trump administration is said to be pushing for the u.s., canada and mexico to reach a nftafta deal. p in singapore. that could be announced at the summit of the americas in peru. negotiations resume in washington this week to reach agreement on significant remaining differences that would allow the president and leaders to make a positive statement while the technical terms or hammered out. fell flat. cash reserves under pressure amid the long running pressure to build the sedan. tesla may need to reai as much a $3 billio -- taise as much as -- raise as much as $3 billion. output is still below target. to get overakers listed tech companies back home. he added his back into the plan to allow companies to trade abroad. he describes the plant as a great innovation. xiaomi is said to be preparing an ipo could be the biggest since alibaba's debut in 2014. finally, environmental regulators say the time i put in place by president obama is too high. the epa decision follows intense lobbyi

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report live from membership lo park, i'm jessica castro, nbc's news. >> jessica, we've seen people post those foes on twitter this morning. we're going to be streaming mark zuckerberg's testimony live and nbc's news app. that will be happening this morning and tomorrow. as for prepared remarks you can read them for your self. we have them posted right now at abc7news.com. >> google, youtube and their employees are donating nearly $300,000 to fund an initiative aimed at first responders. >> this comes in the wake of last week's shooting at youtube. the money will go to san bruno foundation and have three main projects. they include emergency shelter supplies, incident plans and site assessments and also police officer mindfulness, compassion and resiliency training. >> this morning foreign ministers of germany influence after the attack on civilians where 40 people died. bashar al assad calls these pictures fabricated. president trump called it atrocious and heinous and threatened those responsible have a big price to pay. last year a sarin gas attack in syria prompted the president to o

. >> good morning, jessica. a lot going on out here. the fire is considered to be under control. the firefighters are still putting a lot of water onto the structure here. two people were taken to the hospital for smoke inhalation. those injuries are considered minor and smoke is a major issue out here. contra costa complaint health issued a health advisory for people with respiratory conditions. they want people to stay inside or stay away from the area. this is a massive structure. about 260,000 square feet, six stories. this under construction apartment building is the second phase of adjacent renaissance square apartments. parts of the building have collapsed. >> essentially all you have is wood that's exposed. there is no sheetrock, none of that that's around it. so because of that, it's basically wide open. anybody who has ever built a campfire knows that you need kindergarten ling. that is the phase of construction that they were in in this portion of the building. >> about 250 people were evacuated from the renaissance square apartments and sent to a nearby park. firefigh