. >> in 1993, jessie was a high school sophomore devoted to home and family. >> jessie was really very much of a home body. so one bike ride up the road and back, she was done. then she would be watching "gone with the wind." >> one monday in september, jessie went out for a bike ride. but just minutes later, her sister noticed jessie's beloved bike down on its side in the middle of the road. >> not on the side of the road, middle of the road. >> yeah. she would have put the kick stand down, stood the bicycle up. she would never lay the bicycle down. i immediately went down there there's the bicycle. it's like -- i knew something was wrong. >> gary miller was the deputy sheriff dispatched to the scene. >> the more we learned about the family and the girl's background, we just didn't feel that she was staying away by choice. >> the haunting image of a bike tipped over and abandoned terrified all the investigators and of course jessie's family. >> i mean, you never lose the hope for them not to come walking in, you know. you still hope that. but we knew she was just not going to walk awa

the other thing that's important that jessie brought up is two key meetings, iraq and pakistan.because the u.s. is negotiating with the taliban, trying to make a deal in afghanistan. iraq is important because the u.s. is trying to solidify its footprint in the middle east. so even on the foreign policy front, the president president signaling that he is very aggressive. remember, he was the isolationist, the guy that hated trade. he comes here at the world's leading trade deal maker and is one of the most aggressive presidents in terms of protecting america's interest around the world. it could not be better for him. lauren: he's about to walk out of those white doors as he addresses the 50th anniversary of the world economic forum. what do you expect the president's tone to be today? >> i expect him to be opt optimc about the future and show the world he has led the united states to be on the tip of the spear again economically. our unemployment rate has climbed to -- we have 7.2 million new jobs. which was not even estimated prior to his election. the congressional budget offi

. >> no, ktvu's jessie shows us this song from the 80s and the reboot for sunday's game. >> yo, yo, yo. >> the beat is ancient but the lyrics revamped for now. it is a new anthem for 9er nation to carry the red and gold in the super bowl. >> i want to inspire the team and let them know we are with them and music has the power that is right next to god. >> michael walden heard whispers as a child in michigan. over the years he has could elaborated with great recording artists. in 1984 he cowrote we are the 49ers. a disco based driven beat blared over roads to help propel the team to victory. he dusted off the old tapes and new song. >> we are getting the best of both. the new cast with the strength of that track. >> walden is bringing the past to prominence with we are the 49ers and the appeal to fans may depend on when you were born. >> you are at ground zero for 49ers happening in this county. >> alec stricter owns a sports bar in downtown san rafael and says this song is a familiar cord but the appeal may be generational. >> i think you associate that song with that run. kids, people

. >> president yee: so, on behalf of the board, i would like to acknowledge the staff of sfgovtv, jessie and james. who record each of our meetings and make the transcripts available to the public online. madame clerk, any communications? >> none to report today, mr. president. >> president yee: okay. so i want to thank all the board members for being here today. this is a special meeting. i know that our regular meeting had been cancelled because of martin luther king holiday. i'm sure the public appreciates we keep on doing work of the people even though it's a day off. madame clerk, go to the regular agenda. item 1. >> item 1, is ordinance to amend the planning code and zoning map to establish the 12 neighborhood districts. inner balboa bayview, geary, lakeside village. lower haight, lower polk and inner taraval and making appropriate findings. >> president yee: okay, supervisor ronen. >> supervisor ronen: because i live within 500 feet of one of the proposed name commercial districts, i request to be recused. >> president yee: okay. then without objection? then supervisor ronen is ex

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jessie gary said the song's producer parlayed past success in hopes of carrying the team to a victory on sunday ♪[ music playing ] >> reporter: the beat is ancient by current standards but the lyrics revamped, a new anthem for the 9ers nation to carry the team into the super bowl. >> music has the power that is right next to god. >> reporter: when whispers was heard from the mighty music as a child in michigan and now has collaborated with famous recording artists of our time but in 1984 he co-wrote the "we are the 49ers," a beat blaring over radios and headphones to help propel the team to victory. he dusted out the old reel-to- reel tapes, re-releasing the song, updating the roster of names and adding a 2020 chant. >> i am giving the best of both. the new cast, new inspiration, with the magical track from '84 and bumping it up to sound like now. >> reporter: now he is bringing the past to present with "we are the 49ers" and the appeal to fans may depend on when you were born. >> if you were a ground zero for a 49er happening in this county. >> reporter: this is the flatiron, a sport

people can say the same thing about jessie jackson, when he supported jessie jackson in '84 and '88.why bernie supported him in both races. same is true in 2016, he -- >> i've got to run. go ahead. >> and not to interrupt you, dr. west, really quick a question for you. well, the question is just how many black women or women of color has bernie sanders supported in new hampshire for office? that's the question. what does his bench look like for political office in new hampshire? and i think those the are kinds of question he's going to have to start answering. >> okay, thank you. >> well, there's so few black sisters in new hampshire. >> all right, y'all, i've got to go. thank you. make sure y'all watch the debate tomorrow. please come back. watch the debate tomorrow only on cnn. the top democrats in iowa. hey, listen, it's real this way. iowa for a live cnn presidential debate tomorrow night live only on cnn. >>> top officials doing everything they can to back president trump's claims about the killing of cusemisoleimani, but what won't they do to back this president? the tempur-ped

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here now, co-chair of veterans for trump, jessie jane duff. jessie, thanks for joining us.en: have we ever seen anything like this before, a sitting president running for re-election while the democrats are trying to figure out who their nominee is? >> i know, they're scrambling while the president seems to have a smooth running operation and it's exciting to see that he's still going to go to iowa because he recognizes that while you're in iowa, all these democrats are running around and influencing voters. he's ensuring that he's making his stamp, making his mark and he's got the campaign going out there this weekend and they're going to ensure that the voters in iowa see that there is another option besides these democrats and their social i sos particular -- socialistic ideas. lauren: the country is watching the impeachment trial. we may have an answer today on where the impeachment trial is headed, more witnesses, more evidence or the president's acquittal. >> i don't expect there's going to be any more witnesses or any witnesses because it looks like senator lamar ale

office is releasing new details about a assault and abduction case investigators say 49 year-old jessie granada lopez who you see here sexually assaulted a middle school student and tried to kidnap another one this is every parent's nightmare. it happened yesterday morning as the students were walking to school kron four's nobel has more on how deputies were able to make such a quick arrest >>it's not normal that we hear about these things questions and concern on the faces of parents picking up their kids here out near a middle school in sonoma wednesday, stever feeney says his daughter usually walks home but today i'm just taking precautions but picking her up his daughter goes to a neighboring school but one that shares the same path where 2 young students were approached by 49 year-old jessie granada lopez tuesday morning. >>the first victim a 14 year-old girl told police he grabbed her at knifepoint forced her into his car and sexually assaulted her inside before letting her go a while we were starting to process that first case. >>the second 911 call came in from the second victim

jessie is now a scholar and resident in the library of congress' john w. cluegy center. that deserves a hand. [ applause ] the collection comprises some 10,000 items drawn from both miss parks' private life and her decades of work for civil rights. it includes photos, corndence, private notes during the bus boycott strikes and the struggles she endooird after. adrian and hur exhibit director have curated a beautiful gallery that will tell miss parks' story in her own words and photographs. so it is our honor to open the exhibition tomorrow to the general public tomorrow, the 64th anniversary of the montgomery bus boycott. as part of the opening we are releasing, i am a librarian, this companion book, rosa parks, in her own words, written by the library's susan rayburn and includes many of the photographs and documents you will see in the exhibition and we are delighted to be joined by the people from the university of georgia press who worked with the library's publishing office to create this elegant companion people piece. wer also starting something new with this exhi

. >> jessie smith and kristin jensen who hopefully is watching this on her vacation, i want to thank all of the individuals at the department of city planning who have played a remarkably important role in this and the members of the planning commission and the folks at the department of building inspection to bring this very tortured chapter to, hopefully, an end in the city and county of san francisco where one institution behaved unlawfully in a way that impacted low-impact tenants in districts three and six. i want to acknowledge a number of individuals who repeatedly told this city about this and dogged it for a generation. i would like to salute miss sue hester, doug ingman and other individuals associated with them for constantly holding the city's feet to the fire and i think that this is a just and appropriate settlement and while the government audit and oversight committee could not recommend this during the appeal period, i commend this settlement to each and every one of you and hope that it will pass unanimously today. thank you, dennis herrara and to the city attorney'

>>porter jessie to nor has the latest on lawmakers new push to build support for it during the trialsiod. >>impeachment. >>process is just sucking the oxygen out of the legistive room, the political fate of president trump nolies in the hands of the senate insteadof debating legislation senators like bill cassidy of louisiana will dete 6 days a week to considering the president's reval we're dealing with weak case is just working y against working for the american people before christmas congss passed an the president signed 12 weeks of guaranteed paid parental leave for federal workers cassidy has been working with a bipartisan group of lawmakers to expand paid time off for all employed new parents are gold. >>it is that everyone even if the employer cannot afford to offer will nonetheless have access to paid family leave the plan would allow new moms and dads to get an advance on their child tax credit which they could use to stay at home wh their baby or pay for daycarefamilies would get the $500 up front when a child is born. >>beaudette 50less in their childax credit in each of t

. >> reporter: jessie is sure's cussen and said despite china's one child policy, they were raised togethernd were close, like servelingings. >> my other brother, is my own brother. he is loved boy is many people. and i really appreciate everyone who helped come today. thank you so much. >> reporter: councilmen shank tau said she is introducing a proposal to better identify the rule office when the so-called walking officers are pulled off their beats to assist in higher priority calls. >> for example, if there is a shooting in other parts of oakland, yes, officers need to go to that. that's an emergency. however, we shouldn't allow for one area to be unattended or not have a public saaccusefety mia wilson to death on an oakland darvish platform will stand trial tomorrow after john lee cowl was found to be mentally competent to defend himself. this is the second killer who pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity in november. she accused of sharng her throat at the b.a.r.t. station in july. multiple doctors have provided different different every cases of his competency. >>> right now polic

in april, jessie buckley earned her musical spurs in wild rose, a tale of a single mother living in glasgowhink it's going to be a long, long time... in may, dexter fletcher's rocketman channelled the spirit of ken russell as it turned eltonjohn‘s life into a rip—roaring pop fantasia, centred on a barnstorming central performance by taron egerton. big night? where's your mask? june saw the release of dirty god, sacha polak's film about the survivor of an acid attack which boasted a starmaking performance from feature first—timer vicky knight, an extremely versatile actor who, on this evidence, could have a long and varied screen career ahead of her. she really is astonishing. then in september, we had a trio of home—grown modern classics that showcased the diversity of film—making in the uk. she's not coming to take you away. you promise? there's so much we can do here now that you're home. from writer—director shola amoo came the semiautobiographical second feature the last tree, the story of a young man of nigerian heritage being uprooted from an idyllic rural childhood to face life on th

any country who is in no way gene and in turn out you know who supplied the internet you know is so jessie very open and we we operate with international you know regulations and laws well clearly you don't go into the bodies that monitor these situations well it depends upon it it depends on from which perspective they're getting the information we're getting it from different perspectives and then we're talking about human rights organizations international human rights organizations we're talking about the u.n. we're talking about. all kinds of bodies the international criminal court they're all saying the same thing but you're not cooperating and you sit here in front in front of me minister says about simply not true it's like saying it's darkness outside when we can see it's very like no no no i think that knowledge is not correct i ignore the daily with receive entity and we engage all of these bodies. as a government and you're not going to move from that version despite the evidence that i have quite a level of i'm yet to see anybody any evidence that them. that is so very unlike

on behalf of our community member jessie fernandez. we believe the planning commission made an error in the decision that was made. this project on 65 ocean will cause more harm than good. nine affordable units, family-sized, are not a benefit. it is not enough to address the gentrification and the displacement that will happen in our community. the increase rents and destabilization of communities and increase of traffic congestion. we believe that the presidio bay ventures doesn't know our community. they are not mindful of the needs of the families in the community and the project that is being proposed is insufficient to address the needs. that's i'm here to request that the board of appeals overturn the entitlement so they can engage the community to create a project that addresses the neighborhood needs. one more thing to add about affordable housing, that affordable housing would only be accessible to people that make in excess of $90,000 a year. in our community does not make that income. thank you. >> did you fill out a speake

reporter: pine's initiative, "music by black composers," has created a music book and even a composer jessiey would have welcomed when she was younger. >> knowing about these performers probably would have eliminated the question in my head: am i odd for being black and interested in classical music? >> reporter: it's a question already answered by these young violinists. >> i want to be a composer so i can share my music with the world. >> oh, that's so sweet! i love that. >> tchaikovsky doesn't expect his music only be played by russians. >> reporter: and orchestrate harmony. adriana diaz, cbs news, brooklyn, new york. >> o'donnell: what an incredible gift. and we'll be right back. the lawn today? [thunder] (son) no. (burke) saved by the bolt. seen it. covered it. at farmers insurance, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ (vo) get a quote today. you have fast-acting power over pain, so the whole world looks different. the unbeatable strength and speed of advil liqui-gels. what pain? >> o'donnell: on tomorrow's "cbs evenin

cindy: les dijo que íbamos a recoger a mi tío jessie. teresa: hasta que vieron llegar a jorge... que tu esposo puede estar contigo y ya no tener miedo de nada. teresa: jorge ya está de regreso en casa, esta vez para quedarse. ¿qué queda pendiente? mayra: que tenga "green card". está ordenada. Él es un residente norteamericano y puede aplicar por su ciudadanía en tres años. teresa: mientras tanto, la familia garcía disfrutó de sus primeras navidades juntos en dos años. cindy: queremos estar juntos en el sofá arriba de él porque todavía no nos creemos que él está aquí. teresa: aunque para ellos el regreso de jorge no marca el final, sino el principio de una nueva batalla. cindy: tenemos que registrarnos a votar y cambiar las leyes. teresa: ¿qué representa cindy para ti? jorge: es el amor de mi vida, es mi héroe por todo lo que luchó para que esto saliera bien y para que pueda regresar. teresa: un desenlace feliz. se estima que hay miles de casos similares al de jorge garcía y un gran porcentaje podría solicitar los recursos de los que se valió este inmigrante para regresar a los es

people can say the same about jessie jackson. a black man has no chance.him in both races and 2016. >> i have to run. >> not to interrupt. really quick, a question for you. >> i have to run. >> how many black women or women of color has sanders supported in new hampshire for office? what does his bench look like for political office in new hampshire. those are the kind of questions he'll start answering. >> okay. thank you. >> there's so few black sisters in new hampshire. >> all right. i have to go. thank you. watch the debate tomorrow. please come back. only on cnn the top democrats head to iowa. listen, it's realness here. live presidential debate with the des moines register. tomorrow night at 9:00. top officials doing everything they can to back president trump about the killing of soleimani. what won't they do to back the president? while some 5g signals go only blocks, t-mobile 5g goes miles... beyond the big cities to the small towns... to the people. millions of americans can have access to 5g on t-mobile. this is just the beginning. t-mobile, the

now, joining me now is jessie white. he is the captain here at the brownley fire service.ell me what your day was like. >> luckily for us it didn't get to that extreme today. >> well, we're having trouble with ana's live shot unfortunately. but fortunately derek is here to tell us more about the situation there. >> i wouldn't think it's safe to say that anna and the crew where she's located are exactly 100% safe just yet because the winds will shift as a cold front moves through and that has the unpredictable nature of allowing these fires to move sporadically and make it very difficult for the firefighters battling the blazes on the front lines as well. i want to show you how intense these bush fires have been. this is incredible imagery. you've seen a couple of different times on our broadcast. but what you're look at here is actually bush fire induced thunderstorm development. that's a lot to digest, but basically what's happening and i've got a diagram just to my right here is the bush fires have become so intense in new south whales and into victoria at the heat rises

. >> martha: crimea river, jessie.mpeachment goes on tomorrow. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." this election is coming up fast, faster than you may realize. how fast? six months from tomorrow, the leadership from the democratic party will gather on the floor of the basketball arena in milwaukee and formally nominate a presidential candidate. at this point as of right now there's a strong chance that nominee will be bernie sanders. if that happens and sanders becomes the official leader of the democratic party, there will be chaos. the parties funders will recoil in terror at what's to come and they will be joined in that

jessie. that's "the story," and the impeachment goes on tomorrow. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." this election is coming up fast, faster than you may realize. how fast? six months from tomorrow, the leadership from the democratic party will gather on the floor of the basketball >> formally nominate their presidential candidates, as of right now there is a strong chance that nominee will be bernie sanders if that happens if sanders becomes the official leader the parties funders will recoil of the democratic party, there will be chaos in terror at what's to comeme ad they will be joined in that terror by the establishment class in new york and los angeles as well as the entire foreign policy in washington. all these people in washington demanded to know one thing. how did this happen? how did bernie sanders become the democratic nominee? that's a good question. here's part of the answer. it all started last night at the democratic debate in the morning when

. >> reporter: jessie is shore's cousin and despite the one- child policy, they were raised together and were close like siblings. >> i always had shore who was my older brother. i know he's been loved by so many people and i really appreciate everyone who came today. thank you so much. i think he would be really happy. >> reporter: council member tao says she's introducing a proposal to define the rules of when the so-called walking officer assigned to foot patrols in neighborhoods are pulled off their beats to assist in higher priority calls. >> for example, if there is a shooting in other parts of oakland, yes officers need to go to that. yes, that's an emergency. we shouldn't allow for one area to be unattended. >> i wish that the criminals be held accountable and the justice can be brought to zeng and his family. >> he was so friendly. truly to his core. let's live that in our memories and be like him. >> i just want him to know that all his family and friends love him very, very much. >> reporter: in oakland, kpix 5. >>> after months of delates, the trial against a man accused

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. >> reporter: on the 49ers beat in san rafael, jessie gary, ktvu fox 2 news >>> ahead on ktvu fox 2ews at 6:30, more on the super bowl from miami. we will show you the 9ers' lively practice today and what the defense is saying about stopping the chief's quarterback patrick mahomes. >>> and the end of an era in san francisco. why the last male catholic high school is going coeds. >>> and a scrimmage over a school and a civil rights lawsuit. >>> now to our top stories, the senate impeachment trial of president trump is moving to a crucial vote on witnesses. senators finish questioning house managers and the president's defense team today. at one point chief justice john roberts refused to read a question from senator rand paul, presumably naming the alleged whistleblower. >>> the world health organization declared a global health emergency of the spread of the coronavirus. china confirmed at least 213 that's the 9700 infections. there are six confirmed cases in the u.s. and the first person to person transmission was a woman in chicago giving the virus to her husband. >>> three days u

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jessie laurence is the man behind this website, ticket iq which sells the tickets and has been tracking the super bowl ticket prices. one minute it's at $54,000 per, then in the commercial break we refreshed it and it said $49,000. what's the deal with it moving around like this? >> it's a dynamic market. people are always buying and selling. this year there's a tremendous amount of demand. the chiefs haven't been to the super bowl in 50 years. the 49ers haven't won in 25 years. so compared to last year where we saw very low demand, this is historically high and we are seeing prices reflect that. liz: all right. what's the average price right now of a super bowl liv ticket? >> brace yourself. $8500. that's an average ticket price. that means you are going to be in an upper level seat, more or less. lower level seats are going for somewhere a little less than that, actually, than the average starting point but you can also as you said pay $54,000 or buy a tesla or a couple shares of tes tesla. liz: tell me how this ranks with other super bowls of the past. is it a record yet? >> it is th

for you, jessie, 20 year career, 18 time all-star. comes from philadelphia.er went to college, but he was a sensation in high school and a sensation right away in the nba. for me, one of the things that always struck me is everybody talks about him scoring 80 points in toronto, the last game he played he scored 60. but i think he was five or six times all nba defensive gem. the intensity for him as a competitor comes through. that guy cared. >> jesse: that's what everybody was saying. they went to tiger woods as he was getting off 18 yesterday, he just heard the horrible news and they went with them to the microphone and he said, guy is probably the fiercest competitor he ever met. >> dagen: it also reminded me because he struggled to come with grips with it having lost my mother, it's very raw. it's a reminder of how a sports game or a transformative sports figure not only unites your family but connect you to your friends come and tell you to a community. i do not think people go to talking heads make up for a living to know what this meant to them, you alr

joining me now, jessie jane duff, a retired gunnery sergeant in the u.s. marines.on this morning? >> the first thing is he wants to assure americans that he has no interest in war with iran and that our measures were preemptive in killing soleimani for our troops that are based overseas. all americans are very, very concerned about the welfare of our military personnel based over there. the second thing he will probably give to the american people is the information in which soleimanis was planning the death of americans. essentially, he was in baghdad, not in iran and the u.s. had been tracing his steps and was fully aware of what he was up to and none of what he was doing prior to the event in baghdad airport was that, that demonstrated that he had no interest of u.s. forces surviving. so they were quite aware that there was nothing good coming from this man being in baghdad, essentially. lauren: let's say that is what the president says. what do you think the president should do now that iran has struck back? >> well, the strike was quite obviously not intending

>> i'm jessie and i live like two blocks away.ven if you were the-- vessel by god-- when you say if, what do you mean? i'm kidding! >> no matter what if you're the perfect candidate you might not ever get elected if our whole voting system as sad as it is with gerrymandering and-- >> voter suppression-- i'm a grass roots person. i've been pushing again, illegal voting behavior by republicans. >> i know. i mean, we wouldn't have [inaudible] >> one of the reasons the republicans are so upset this year they're going to think if they lose we'll have a fair democracy and never win again. they'll be desperate. they'll feel if we can't cheat we can't win. >> i agree with you and-- >> we're going to have to win and make it there. >> and [inaudible conversations] >> if there hadn't been voting suppression in georgia, it would be governor abrams, legitimately. >> we need-- gerrymandering, voter suppression, hacking. >> good talking to you. >> more move. >> hey, guys, we've got it, perfect. >> and the college kids, the college kids. >> and o

neighboring school but onthat shares the same path where 2 young students were approached by 49 yeaold jessie fernando lopez tuesday morning. the first ctim a 14 year-old girl told police he grabbe her at knifepoint rced her into his car and sexual assaulted her inside before letting her go a while we were starting to pross that first case. >>the second 911 call came in from the second victim the seco victim was able to run away and alert authorities beca action granada lopez was found and arrested an ur and half later near the school. the actual incident took place hava contract city which is sonoma pd and we also have a substation sonoma valley substation both of them. arm and with deputies from the sheri's department and in addition to that we have a school resource officer assigned to at area. that that responses rather ick the school districtdid send a letter home and parents say they're now talking to eir kids about safety abt. >>walking together in pairs or teams and not so mucha loan but it is definitely in our path and and finished shocker think we're looking at a life case on this o

neighboring school but one that shares the same path where 2 young students were approached by 49 year-old jessie granada lopez tuesday morning. the first victim a 14 year-old girl told police he grabbed her at knifepoint forced her into his car and sexually assaulted her inside before letting her go a while we were starting to process that first case. >>the second 911 call came in from the second victim both victims were approached by granada lopez at this intersection of el dorado drive and railroad avenue just 2 blocks from their middle school the second victim was able to run away and alert. authorities because of both their swift action but not a lopez was found and arrested an hour and a half later near the school i tried to to understand why this happened. >>why such a person a male can do this. >>the school district did send a letter home and parents say they're now talking to their kids about safety about. >>walking together in pairs or teams and not so much a loan but it is definitely in our path and you know some sort shocker think we're looking at a life case on this one and we want t

jessie.he impeachment goes on tomorrow. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." this election is coming up fast, faster than you may realize. how fast? six months from tomorrow, the leadership from the democratic party will gather on the floor of the basketball >> formally nominate their presidential candidates, as of right now there is a strong chance that nominee will be bernie sanders if that happens if sanders becomes the official leader the parties funders will recoil of the democratic party, there will be chaos in terror at what's to comeme ad they will be joined in that terror by the establishment class in new york and los angeles as well as the entire foreign policy in washington. all these people in washington

neighboring school but one that shares the same path where 2 young students were approached by 49 year-old jessienando lopez tuesday morning. the first victim a 14 year-old girl told police he grabbed her at knifepoint forced her into his car and sexually assaulted her inside before letting her go a while we were starting to process that first case. >>the second 911 call came in from the second victim the second victim was able to run away and alert. authorities because of both their swift action granada lopez was found and arrested an hour and a half later near the school. the actual incident took place in one of the areas where we have a contract city which is sonoma pd and we also have a substation sonoma valley substation both of them. arm and with deputies from the sheriff's department and in addition to that we have a school resource officer assigned to that area. that that responses rather quick the school district did send a letter home and parents say they're now talking to their kids about safety about. >>walking together in pairs or teams and not so much a loan but it is definitely in

neighboring school one that shares the same path where 2 young students were approached by 49 year-old jessie granada lopez tuesday morning. >>the first victim a 14 year-old girl told police he grabbed her at knifepoint forced her into his car and sexually assaulted her inside before letting her go a while we were starting to process that first case. >>the second 911 call came in from the second victim the second victim was able to run away and alert authorities because of both their swift action granada lopez was found and arrested an hour and a half later near the school. the actual incident took place in one of the areas where we have a contract city which is sonoma pd and we also have a substation sonoma valley substation both of them. arm and with deputies from the sheriff's department. and in addition to that we have a school resource officer assigned to that area. that that responses rather quick the school district did send a letter home and parents say they're now talking to their kids about safety about. >>walking together in pairs or teams and not so much a loan but it is definitel

somos", este lunes con tiempo soleado y posibilidades de aguaceros, albert martÍnez abre su corazÓn jessita espontÁnea y sincera. karla: en "despierta amÉrica" que comienza ahora! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cantan] ♪ ♪ ♪ raÚl:ahÍ estÁn los reyes! carlos: muy buenos dÍas amigos de "despierta amÉrica". felicidades en este dÍa de reyes. melchor, gaspar y baltasar estÁn con nosotros en el estudio listos para celebrar su dÍa. raÚl: feliz comienzo de semana y mÁs adelante vamos a festejar con nuestra rosca de reyes y mucho mÁs. fran, bienvenida de vuelta! francisca: feliz aÑo nuevo a todos, los extraÑÉ mucho y a toda nostra gente que nos ve. vamos con todo en este lunes. carolina: buenos dÍas. carlos: tenemos rosca y todo. raÚl: vamos estar compartiendo la tradiciÓnque nos enviaron, mÁs adelante le vamos a contar, no se lo pierda. vamos a tener un programa muy agradable. carolina: tambiÉn todo lo que ocurriÓ en la entrega de los golden globs y como le fue a los latinos. karla: comenzamos como siempre una semana delicada, que todos ustedes tengan un mejor 2020 y le vamos a contar cÓmo tener un estilo de vida

i think about jessie, who discovered the quadruple murder.ly among the most fascinating parts of the hour tomorrow night has to do with what she has done in the 20 years, the last 20 years distancing herself. you saw sort of bright, stunning, pink hair. this is part of her sort of strategy. the little girl was in such -- can you imagine at 9 -- the pain. >> no. >> she has spent so much time in the years after separating herself from that. we show you a friend tomorrow night who spent 20 years trying to track her down because she just cut ties with everybody involved. >> you have to survive. >> you can understand that though. >> we're >>> this is a kpix 5 news morning update. >> good morning. still pretty busy out there on the roadways especially on some of her bay area bridges. the san mateo bridge specifically. we have foggy spots so chp says a heads-up. drive times, 15 minutes between 880 and 101. the golden gate bridge looks a lot better than it did happen hour ago, we had a broken down vehicle and they cleared out so you can see traffic i

"new york times" reporter jessie mckinley. >> i think their calculation was we're better off going withlease be seated. mr. fitzpatrick, your opening statement. >> thank you very much. >> bill fitzpatrick laid out the state's case. painting a portrait of nick hilary as a scorned lover and a liar. he said nick's own words from his video deposition, given under oath, would nail him. >> the only reason he has to lie is because he was killing garrett. >> but longtime civil rights attorney siegel said nick is an innocent man squand could prove was home at the exact time garrett was being attacked. >> you can't be in two places at the same time. and nick hilary went home. >> it was all part of a rush to judgment by police, argued siegel. >> there's naturally a cry for justice. a cry for someone to be held accountable. but it must be the right person. nick hilary is not the right person. >> after opening arguments, cameras were removed for all testimony. the prosecution called the victim's mother to the stand as its lead-off witness. tandy told the judge what she told us. that nick was unhappy

raÚl: Éste seguro que con su historia y tambiÉn la historia de nuestra jessie en quienes somos, nos vamosntar de su abuelita. alguien tan importante en la vida. francisca: ella abre su corazÓn como nunca, vamos a ver cÓmo menciona eso de su abuela, de su familia. demÁs está decir que la queremos mucho. es la mÁs chiquita. satcha: vamos a empezar con las noticias. la polÉmica decisiÓn la tomó cuando tuvo que hacer un aterrizaje forzoso durante el vuelo 89 con mÁs de ciento pared a personas a bordo. salvador nos cuenta sobre el estado de mÁs de 60 personas incluyendo niÑos. buenos dÍas, salvador salvador: muy buenos dÍas, la mayorÍa de los niÑos afectados se quejaron de irritaciÓn en la piel, dolor a la garganta y sus ojos y tambiÉn sentÍan que les costaba respirar. pero la noticia es que fueron transportados al hospital tras haber reportado esos sÍntomas. el sargento rudy pÉrez de la policÍa escolar de los Ángeles tiene nueva informaciÓn sobre lo que estÁ pasando en este momento.¿cuÁl fue la decisiÓn? rudy: buenos dÍas, gracias por estar aquÍ y ser parte de las respuestas. podemos decir qu

. >> jessie smith and kristin jensen who hopefully is watching this on her vacation, i want to thank all of the individuals at the department of city planning who have played a remarkably important role in this and the members of the planning commission and the folks at the department of building inspection to bring this very tortured chapter to, hopefully, an end in the city and county of san francisco where one institution behaved unlawfully in a way that impacted low-impact tenants in districts three and six. i want to acknowledge a number of individuals who repeatedly told this city about this and dogged it for a generation. i would like to salute miss sue hester, doug ingman and other individuals associated with them for constantly holding the city's feet to the fire and i think that this is a just and appropriate settlement and while the government audit and oversight committee could not recommend this during the appeal period, i commend this settlement to each and every one of you and hope that it will pass unanimously today. thank you, dennis herrara and to the city attorney'

jessy: buenos dÍas, muchachos. saludos.e la reconocida marca, muestran una tecnologÍa nunca antes vista en el mundo de la moda. yo visitÉ el popop vi con mis propios ojos cÓmo decoran los jeans con lÁser. tambiÉn es una galerÍa de arte, restaurante al aire libre y taller. esta tienda estaré con Él hasta el 29 de febrero, hay posibilid de extenderse. hablando de lo mÁs , tenemos estas Últimas tendencs de las cuales, no sÓlo son una solo soluciÓn para mejorar la mirada, sino para evitar posibles irritaciones en los ojos llenos pestaÑas natural, tambiÉn son super prÁcticas a la hora de colocarlas. miren esto. ♪ y si de ahorrar espacios se trata, este nuevo concepto humano sÓlo te ofrece una cocina completa e inteligente, tienes la cocina un espacio reducido, travÉs de su estilo abierto,l concepto es fÁcil sencillo de usar.madamente ¿seolvidar las llaves o tu contraseÑa de tu candado? pues de candado de alta tecnologÍa no debe preocuparte mÁs, te darárÁpi acceso a tu bloque, maleta y a muchos lugares mÁs sin necesidad de puede

. >> tÚ lo estabas esperando, hoy regresa al revoltillo di tal, jessi nos trae las divertidas imÁgenesresentado luego de este sismo. continuaremos informando desde san juan puerto rico y a travÉs de toda la isla. >> autoridades dicen que tratarÁn de restablecer el servicio elÉctrico durante el transcurso de este martes. en un minuto les cuento lo que hoy tambiÉn es noticia. esta maÑana suspenden los funerales del general en irÁn, aunque seÑalaron no da fecha y devela las causas de la estampida que provocÓ el aplazamiento. agencias de prensa semioficial en la cuenta del menos40 muertos y 203 heridos, lÍderes iraníes amenaza con atacar objetivos estadounidenses. esta temporada de influenza serÍa la peor que hemos tenido en dÉcadas . se registran cerca de 2900 muertes en estados unidos. llaman a vacunarse tanto a niÑos como adultos, cientÍficos aseguran que nunca es tarde para prevenir el contagio. en las Últimas horas la administraciÓn comenzÓ implementar un programa piloto para recolectar muestras de adn de migrantes. provoca fuertes crÍticas por parte de defensores que creen que el gob