josé d.b.: es verdad.a un museo de historia latina en estados unidos, aquÍ en washington. ¿cÓmo va esto? >>este reporte es importante porque la historia de la comunidad latina nunca se ha dicho muy bien aquÍ en washington o en esta naciÓn. entonces la historia de la comunidad mexicana, la comunidad latina, la comunidad puertorriqueÑa... todos los latinos que han hecho tanto por esta naciÓn, esa historia nunca y... en el mayflower... [risas] y la realidad es que llegaron de mÉxico. entonces, todos nosotros tenemos que tener orgullo de nuestra herencia. josé d.b.: esperamos que tengamos un museo prÓximamente aquÍ en esta bella ciudad. >>por aquÍ merito... va a estar frente al capitolio de los estados unidos. [risas] >>secretario, el presidente ha pedido que usted sea uno de los que impulse esta reforma migratoria. ¿es importante para nuestra comunidad? >>es importante para la naciÓn porque ahora tenemos... nosotros lo sabemos, y el presidente y yo hablamos de esto todo el tiempo que lo veo, cuando hablamos d

san jose has that option. >> all right, len ramirez in san jose, thank you. >>> coming up, free birth control for women. the major health recommendation that's being called historic. >> it's an unnecessary risk that many take, driving without insurance. how bay area drivers can get low cost coverage. >>> hello, and good evening from the cbs 5 weather center. what goes up certainly must come back down. the warmer day then the cooler air and when you should expect it as eyewitness news continues. ,, an institute of medicine panel ommending that insur >>> millions of american women may soon get free access to birth control. a panel is recommending that insurance companies be required to offer free birth control as a preventive service. half of all pregnancies are unplanned and often happen when women forget to use contraception. the panel hopes it will encourage use of longer lasting methods like implants and you will uds the health and human secretary called the report historic but the plan is already facing backlash from conservatives and religious groups. >>> encouraging news tonight

>>>josé díaz balart: y asesinos.rativo rápido y furioso, y nuevos informes señalen que no solo eran los agentes de control de tabaco y armas los preocupados por este operativo. >>> al menos un vendedor de armas dijo no querer participar más en esto, pero lo presionaron para seguir, y le dijeron que la información era útil. >>> se hicieron los sordos y no escuchó las alarmas que venían de los agentes. >>> un representante dice que estaban preocupados por cómo compraban más armamentos, en una oportunidad vendió 200 armas en cuestión de días. varias comisiones del senado continúan bombardeando de preguntas al secretario de justicia, y la próxima semana se escucharán la voces de agentes y ex agentes que tenían conocimiento de esto. y dijo el congresista que analizar los relatos de los testigos es crucial para obtener la magnitud del programa. >>> hay que esperar el resultado de esta investigación, si a un año no hay nada tendríamos que decir que no avanzaron de la manera correcta. >>> es una investigación complicada. >>>

we haven't had a conversation between jose, george and i. we did talk between jose, cindy and i. there was some corn firm about different things there. -- there was some confirmation about different things. >> greta: do you have any explanation for that? that seems dangerous to put someone on the stand who he has not spoken to? >> do i know why jose does what he does? absolutely not. as far as the testimony that was princed today, i they what he was trying to achieve in saying that george was the one who coordinated and then completed the burial ceremony that the family had. but as you heard the testimony i was a family affair. they all took part in it. and the inference that's where casey must have learned this is what you do with a loved one. >> greta: any worry or concern as a lawyer, for cindy? there was discussion outside the hearing of the jury about her -- when she testified she said that she was the one who had done the research on the computer and is she was home from work today. apparently the prosecution had secured some employment records to show that wasn't true. tha

live in san jose, len ramirez, cbs 5. >>> nearly two dozen san jose firefighters are back on the job tonight. fire chief william mcdonald presented badges to 22 firefighters who were laid off last year. a $15 million fema grant helped the department pay for the hires. budget cuts forced san jose to lay off a total of 49 firefighters last year. >>> next, packed and nowhere to go. the search for the agent accused of taking would have been travelers for a -- would- be travelers for a ride. >>> save your gas and stay at home. the traffic nightmare about to descend on l.a. >>> only takes them about 30 seconds. >> and you're left with a red bump. what makes some people more prone to blood sucking mosquitos. ,,,,,,,, police in san jose say the agent took off after taking an untold number of would- be travelers >>> a south bay travel agent is on the lam. san jose police say the agent took off after taking an untold number of would-be travelers for a ride. on the consumerwatch, julie watts has the details on the alleged scam that victimized one community. julie, tell us all about it. >> repor

and 70 in san jose. i did knock san jose down because we started out so cold. temperatures even in the upper 40s in spots. looking good, 71 degrees, keep that ac off all the way probably through sunday. you might be turning it back on tuesday, wednesday, and into next weekend when temperatures ramp up. give it a break and enjoy this cooler weather. >> we'll enjoy what we have while we have it. one celebrity seems to be backing out of a marine's invite. another gets a star invitation. the switcher-roo details coming up. >> reporter: some of the fastest trains could be zipping their way here to san jose. a little earlier than expected. we'll tell you why coming up. >> borders books, we are going to miss you. the latest on that hong saga coming up. >> we miss them already. they left a few months ago from my area. livermore, it's okay, you see this, i'll show you where elsewi we have that build ts thursday morning.hi >> new this morning. breaking news we're following. right now police are investigating the discovery of a burned body in north oakland. they got the c

in san jose, clear, mild. the warm spot anyone in the east bay heading to danville, pleasanton, livermore, alamo, walnut creek, you're looking at 70s and temperatures that are going to be rather warm at least for this time of the year. we'll have more coming up on your 4hef olyveni eng. and yes, we're tracking tropical moisture. we'll detail what this could mean in my forecast. >> all right. thanks. we'll see you in a few. >>> if you are looking for places to see fireworks in the south bay tonight, you have several options. downtown san jose is not one of them. the big fireworks display that's been there for several years has been cut because of budget issues. they that a few years back. nbc bay area's scott budman joining us live this morning -- this evening with a look at the trend and if that is going to continue. scott, you know nbc bay area used to put on this fireworks show, host it for several years. they haven't had it because of the budget problems. >> reporter: that's absolutely right. it was here in

josé: gustavo, tÚ lo sabes mejor que yo.e un llamado a nuestra comunidad para que se registre para votar, y calculamos que podemos registrar un millÓn de votantes con mÁs que 500 organizaciones, porque vamos a trabajar en esa direcciÓn, para que se registren para votar. es muy importante que nos registremos para votar; pero que al final decidamos por quiÉn van a votar. sÓlo en el momento en que veamos que las promesas realmente se han cumplido. de lo contrario, que sea el votante quien tome la decisiÓn de por quien hacerlo. josé: muchÍsimas gracias, amigo. por estar nuevamente con nosotros, y por todo lo que ud. hace por nuestra comunidad. >>muchÍsimas gracias por la oportunidad. >>para ver esta entrevista nuevamente, yo creo que es importante compartirla con sus seres queridos y con sus amistades. ¡fundamental ¿eh?! vaya a: vamos a una breve pausa, y al regresar vamos a conocer mejor a los integrantes del programa matutino de telemundo: "levÁntate". ya regreso. [♪] hola papás. este año será un gran año en la escuela, llevar

and even san jose that is six tenths on tuesday. that is a lot of rain for san jose at the end of the season. that pushed them up to 1861. 34, 35 in san francisco. average 28.27. it's about a 30-year average. 41-32. everyone did really well and there is still a lot of snow that has to melt up in the mountains. today clear skies sunny and warmer. maybe patchy fog near the coast. i think that will be it. there could be a few high clouds drifting up in the sierra but not a big deal. still holding on to the san mateo coast. it's going down the coast now. 50s and 60s. upper 50s for some. fairfield and concord at 60. calm at fairfield. that tells you everything you need to know. a little hint of a west wind at six at sfo. now here comes high pressure. it's building in. i mean it's not really a big guy but it will be big enough to take us into the weekend. much warmer temperatures. 80s and 90s to low 100s far enough inland. if you are heading top the citier -- heading up to the sierra again it will be cool. the river is running very fast.

and 60 in san jose. temperatures today similar to where we were sitting yesterday maybe a few degrees warmer in some spots. 88 the high in napa. 85 santa rosa. 82 redwood city and fremont. seven-day forecast showing a cooldown in store for saturday and sunday. and we'll continue to cool for monday and tuesday. by wednesday you can see we are actually going to slide into the mid-70s in our warmest locations so enjoy that 90- degree weather today. going to be big changes in store. that's a look at weather. let's check on traffic with elizabeth. >> thank you. let's go out live to pleasanton near the dublin interchange. westbound traffic on 580 actually doing great no major issues this morning. let's go to our maps. out of the altamont pass, westbound 580 now a 19-minute drive from 205 towards where you just saw. 680 and the dublin interchange. but, you know, this is better than typical. usually it's over 20 minutes now for that drive. so not too bad there. antioch we are seeing slowing on our sensors from t

but sample some of the great food here in downtown san jose. mid-to-upper 80s, not too bad but temperatures will continue the upward trend like the fireworks as we head to 4th of july monday. we're looking at temperatures into the low to mid 90s around san jose. keep in mind, morgan hill, livermore, you'll be getting very close to 100 degrees as we head through the weekend so it's starting to feel a lot more like july around the bay area. back here live, if you want to come out tonight we have our own christina loren and as you heard, nonstop food vendors all around so let me know, raj and jennifer, what takeout it should bring after 6:00. >> nice. fax me the menu and i'll let you know. >> we'll text him our food order. >> sounds perfect. thanks rb rob. be right back. >>> sounds hard to believe nowadays but it happened. a security breach on a california flight and it's making headlines across the country. >> this is a scenario. a man got on a plane using someone else's boarding pass. and an old student i.d. from the university of michigan. sist

jose baez joins me now. mark thanks for coming on. did you and jose speak? is that accurate? what were those conversations to the extent you can tell me? >>> oo the extent is we know that casey is safe and everything else right now we are waiting to see what happened. >> what about casey said about the parents and former accused child murderer now having no relationship? is that the way you see it or is that the way they see it more importantly? >> until they hear directly from casey right now what mr. baez may say is potentially their own opinion. other than that my clients are speaking with casey. >> does that mean that they -- what's the proper expression they forgive her or want to have a relationship with her? her dad's testimony seemed to be very, very negative and pro prosecution the mother obviously as we all know tried her best it seems to testify on her behalf. >> it is interesting you put it that way. both testified truthfully obviously mr. anthony wasn't the target of the defense. find whatever he said appeared to be pro prosecution. as far as what they want or wh

napa and san jose 11. redwood city and livermore, 15-16 degrees cooler than what we should be for july 14th. sunrise, you may see it in the next seven minutes or so. sunset at 8:32. start in the east bay, low 70s throughout the san ramon valley and highway 4 corridor, that will be the warmest, nationwide upper 70s. east bay shore, south on the north side with richmond recess and 55 down to the south fremont even castro will be the warmest the 68. 68 is cool as wrote get in the south bay, everybody else in the low to mid-70s. san jose at 72 degrees. peninsula cool spot, millbrae at 62. southward we have mid to upper 60s. 58 in half moon bay pacifica and daly city at 56. 58 in the sunset, upper 50s san rafael and vallejo and low to mid 70s for the rest of the valleys. mid you were to a 50s for the rest of the monterey bay to salinas. you can see the higher elevations of the east bay hills and drizzle and temperatures in upper 50s, maybe 49 around santa rosa. low is still parked here and you see the winds com

and joining me, patricia with the san jose sports authority.g event. >> it is a huge event. we have about 3,600 athletes from around the country. what's better than having a national championship on a holiday weekend. athletes are age 6 to 60 at the convention center throughout the weekend. >> excellent. we can see some of the activities that they're doing here. a lot of high-energy, high-impact types of style here but we also like to talk about how this is a character building experience for them. >> it is. i'd like to introduce you to mark kaufman to talk specific about the sport. >> as you said, it's a character-building sport. martial art. we work on core values, courtesy, integrity, self-control and a spirit. it's an olympic sport. it's a culmination of over 40 events we've had around the country and some of these young athletes that will be competing tomorrow might be able to fulfill their olympic dreams. >> the event is open for everybody to try out. >> throughout the weekend and it finishing os sunday. we encourage people to come out d

the train was medical from straemt to san jose. emergency work hes responded at the train tracks near carlson and cutting boulevards at about 7:15 a.m. but the woman was already dead. no one on the train was injured. the incident caused delays to as many as eight trains traveling through richmond today. >>> in san jose, one person is in the hospital tonight recovering from gunshot wounds after a shooting last night. the shooting happened on the 3200 block of loma verde drive. the victim was shot several times and rushedth to e hospital in critical condition, say the police. they're investigating to see whether the shooting was gang related. >>> a 50-year-old pilot is alive after his crop dusting helicopter crashed into a field of corn in the east bay this morning. the helicopter was flying just 20 to 30 feet above the ground when it went down near highway 4 on the outskirts of brentwood. the pilot was taken to the medical center as a precaution chblt the ntsb will investigate to determine the cause of the accident. no one else was

for san jose, 83 degrees. you've got that sea breeze finally getting into parts of the valley, still toasty various south of san jose. you can see near 90 out toward livermore and pleasant tan. around morgan hill and gilroy close to 90. we have the sea breeze starting but high pressure is going to strengthen and lock in on us for the weekend. not only the bay area temperatures warming up but heading to yosemite, 80s around lake tahoe. yosemite tomorrow, mid 90s so things are heating up. by monday a few clouds, maybe thundershowers south of yosemite come fourth of july. if your travel plans include yosemite. tomorrow a mild start, but as early as lunch time we'll see temperatures pretty close to today's highs so the bottom line is we'll be heating up faster. high temperatures will be getting close to 100 for places like los gatos, morgan hill, down to gilroy, livermore and pleasanton, all of these locations. upper 90s close to 100. san francisco, not bad. upper 70s there. mid 80s in oakland. this is saturday. s

over to san jose, 55.ore sunshine around parts of the south bay but back to san francisco misty skies and that hair spray rain as we like to say sometimes. enough to get the windshield wipers going in a few spots. golden gate bridge 54 degrees. 50s for the most part to start the morning. all-day sea breeze and temperatures won't warm up a lot. we've been seeing winds up to 25 miles per hour. the winds good news for air quality. good news for outdoor plans today as we see sunshine for inland spots and good air quality. around northern california we do have a weather system that is passing by to the north which will help to reinforce that ocean air conditioning and cooler air aloft will drift into northern california. the combination of the two will keep our temperatures running pretty mild. temperatures cooling down as we head through the workweek especially for some of our inland valleys. yesterday morning at this time we had hurricane calvin and now just fizzling out running into cooler waters. good news

san jose came in at number one in the study.en there can expect to pass their 79th birthdays, women 83. in san francisco, ranked 8 with men living nearly 76, women 82.5. oakland 15th with men living more than 76 years and women 81. elizabeth cook with a look into the study. >> reporter: it could be the weather. >> it's always temperate, very nice. even during the winter, it's not that cold. >> reporter: or the location. >> being three hours from just about anything you can do, snowboarding, surfing, running. >> reporter: or maybe it's the lifestyle. >> a lot of families, very family-friendly. >> reporter: people in san jose live longer. >> maybe that's because we work out. >> reporter: the daily beast and cdc study looked at decades' worth of life-span data. the west coast had the majority of the spots on the list of 20 cities. california having the most out of all the states. >> this is california. we have the beach. everybody wants to look decent. so we are healthier than others maybe. >> reporter: even tourists like matt from

the san jose firefighters were reinstated thanks to a grant from the federal government. ktvu's jade hernandez joins us live to explain what this means for public safety. >> reporter: well the move to rehire 22 san jose firefighters may eliminate brownouts in the city. live at the academy for a ceremony which wrapped up an hour and a half ago. >> this is great. [ applause ] >> reporter: joseph can call himself a san jose firefighter again. san jose fire chief willy mcdonald presented badges back to 22 of the 49 firefighters laid off last year including him. the layoffs lead to the department scrambleing to put out fires. this reinstatement ceremony could not have taken place without a 15 million dollar grant by fema. at the department's peak last year it had 655 firefighters but the rehires numbers back near 650. not enough to provide a level of service the city as large as san jose deserves according to the chief but it is a start. >> i felt like last year we should have been able to find a way to avoid this and we weren't able to do it. it is a great feeling to be able

in san jose abc 7 news. >> coming up hear next. digging up evidence. investigators tearing up the streets in one peninsula city. and then this. subpoena. >> it's been a summer of smash and grab. what these men took in this brazen robbery. >> and what hotels are now hiding inside the towels and robberies in your room. >> then later on "nightline". >> coming up next on "nightline". a special fbi unit joins rescuers in new hampshire desperately searching for 11-year-old girl last seen on her home computer. plus busting stress in these tough tichlts we'll tuck you in for some recession therapy. that's on >> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. >> police have found at least one marijuana cultivation site near the area where a park police officer was attacked earlier this week in the east bay. regional park officer was on routine patrol south of mile an hour ago a when gunmen opened fire on him. officer fired back and called for help. he was rescued by an armored vehicle. extensive search of the area took pl

and 95 in concord, 85 in san jose. we'll have a full look at the extended forecast in a bit. but let's check traffic with elizabeth. >> i think one of us is going to have to wear a wig today! [ laughter ] >> san mateo bridge traffic is friday light. we hope it will stay that way. we'll have roadwork in a bit. back to you. >> thank you. >>> two more of the fishermen who survived in the sea of cortez are on the way to san jose right now this morning on a bus. their truck broke down near the u.s./mexico border so they are riding greyhound home. four our survivors made it home to the bay area yesterday and they gave don knapp an earful about the ship's crew. >> reporter: four survivors returned one week after leaving for a fishing trip to baja. they left no doubt about what they think went wrong. >> the captain was a criminal jack ass. he had no idea what he was doing. the storm comes 25 degrees from the port side. he goes straight down. if he would have turned into the wind then, i was a sailor before at one time, if he w

near san jose state university. it happened on north tenth street. >> pg&e is on the scene and they have just capped the leak and the people in the three homes that were evacuated are being allowed to return right now. we'll bring you live pictures in just a few moments. >> and the scene of a fatal crash this morning involving a big rig and a ucsf shuttle bus. that happened around 6:20. good morning, i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm cheryl jennings. one person was killed and three others injured. the crash happened and octavia and oak. nick? >> reporter: good morning, more than four and a half hours after a klilgs disrupted the early morning commute, pa parts of octavia and oak remain closed. >> to be a pedestrian in this area and driving is dangerous. >> an early morning commute turned deadly in san francisco when this 18-wheeler collided with a sum csf shuttle van. >> there was a passenger that was ejected and landed underneath the vehicle and was fatally injured. >> they were headed north on octavia but it's not clear

upper 50s around san jose. look at the temperatures tomorrow, morgan hill, one of the hottest places around the area, close to 100. low 90s around san jose. from the almadden valley and los gatos in the upper 90s. san francisco getting close to 80. not too bad but toasty. 85 for oakland. then as you head east to castro valley, you'll run into the 90s. for the north bay, lots of inland 90s. saturday, not the hottest day we have in the seven-day forecast. sunday, san jose 97 which means livermore, morgan hill, maybe 105 for sunday. then slowly cooling through the middle part of the week. but summer is here to stay. going to stick around for a while. >> this camping trip, we'll be outside in the tent. she's be in -- she'll number the lodge. >> i don't have good sense of direction and get scared easily. >>> drinking your way to good health. up next, why a glass of red wine -- listen tshi t- - m baye a good substitute for the gym. >>> moments ago we showed you a live rescue of individuals rescued along pier 7. we wa

two degrees warmer in concord and san jose.ta rosa, 6. >> here is a look at the cloud cover. 5:00, all the way through about 9:00, you see the quick retreat to the coast. by noon, everybody is breaking out to the sunshine and it you going to be sticky in your neighborhoods, 60s and 70s and 80s dominate most of the bay and 80s and 90s inland neighborhoods. we'll start down in the south bay, mid-80s in sunnyvale and milpitas. to 86 in san jose. quite a spread on the peninsula today, about 83 degrees in palo alto. tell in menlo park and redwood city. mid to upper 70s for millbrae and san mateo. low to mid-50s along the coast. daly city about 63. near 70 in downtown san francisco with more sunshine. ten in sausalito but a ten degree jump in san rafael at 82. mid-80s to even upper 80s to north bay valleys. ukiah, near 100 degrees. richmond down to san leandro and hayward, low to mid-70s. oakland 75. hercules, castro valley, fremont newark all low mid-80s. east bay valleys, low to upper 90s, walnut creek and dublin, 92 and brentwood,

intellect first it was san jose police officers today san jose firefighters. find out what budget cuts are doing to the department. >>> fire works go on sale in any cities across the bay. the reason why police will be keeping a watchful eye and where you can use them. >>> today is the solemn anniversary of a deadly san francisco shooting. what is being done to make sure something like that never happens again. >>> good morning, to you. welcome to friday, would you

. >> we begin with news from overnight in san jose. police tell us they found three people shot around 11:00 last night. this happened on jean avenue near highway 280. the victims are said to be a man and a woman as well as a male juvenile. they all -- they are expected to survive, though. >> we do have new information this morning on a double murder that happened overnight in richmond. "today in the bay's" christie smith spoke with police. she joins us live from police headquarters with an update. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it seems like this is happening all too often. yet another shooting on the streets in richmond. as you said i got an update from the spokeswoman. this time two people shot and killed. a man and woman. a third person, a woman, is in critical condition. this follows another shooting days ago that left three people dead in a shoot-out in a richmond home. this latest shooting happened about 10:15 on bissel avenue. a man and a woman shot dead in front of an apartment complex. that one happened right after

around the bay area highs in the 80s around san jose.rd los gatos, low 90s, 60s for an stran fran and about 84. watch out if you are heading to the sierras. laura. >> thank you very much. 6:47. we're going to take you back to the gilroy garlic festival. >> now industrials down as we wait for mot much out of washington. >> to the north bay we pass highway 37 which will be crowded because of the races. we have slowing, low clouds earlier construction, this is an issue toward the bridge. >> a look at the north bay, to a real look at the south bay this morning. we've got a lube at your full forecast coming up.up it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that thing cover-to-cover. loved it. thanks. would you mind if i cut the lawn this weekend? only if you let me talk to your mother on the phone for hours on end. done. [ male announcer ] u-verse brings peace to the family. at&t u-verse lets y

the 36-year-old from san jose had only four months left on his final tour of dudety. he joined the military back when he was just 18 years old. >>> in new york, a roller coaster is shut down tonight and an investigation is underway after an army veteran fell to his death. this is video sergeant james hakimer after he returned home to buffalo. both of his legs were amputated as a result of the bomb. last night, investigators say he was on the front seat of a roller coaster called the ride of steel. at some point he was ejected from the roller coaster, the spokesperson from the park would only say the incident is under investigation. >> we are saddened to report the guest has passed away. we are currently investigating the situation with our safety experts and local authorities. the attraction in the surrounding area is closed pending the investigation. our thoughts and prayers are with the friends and the family of the victim. >>> investigators do say the restraints were working properly. the roller coaster is 208 feet tall and reaches speeds of 70 miles an hour. >>> c

dropping off to 79 in san jose.emember to drink a lot of water if you're still planning on heading out. it's going to be a mild night for us. that dehydration is kick in fast. throughout tuesday, cooler at the coastline. still stays hot inland. big time changes coming in our seven-day forecast after this rather hot weather. look at this. all this dry air covering the entire state of california. those oranges and also yellow colors there, that's just the sign of how strong this region of high pressure is sitting offshore. it will keep us warm here for the next 48 hours. 90s still inland for tomorrow. by wednesday, we'll start to see those numbers slowly trickling down for us. fog tonight is going to be offshore. we'll see a little coverage for the peninsula in san francisco as those fireworks go off. looks like still some of the best visibility we've had in years. it'll be more of that patchy kind of fog and hopefully you'll have a window of clearance there in san francisco that should allow some good firework viewin

police jose garcia is referring to what a 26-year-old san jose woman attempted. officers say she tried to lure a 3-year-old with candy from her sister. when the teenager ran out with the girl, the suspect did not stop there. police say she forced her way into the home and the mother had to fight off the crazed woman. eventually, the suspect ran out of the house and the officers found her shortly from where we started. >> we have many kids on our streets, and a lot of them are the same able as my own children -- same age as my own children. so i feel like we have a little bit of a safety net because i know a lot of the parents and they know me and we kind of look out for each other. >> reporter: san jose police arrested this woman, 26-year- old myra flores, and took her to jail. she's being held on $200,000 bail. no one was hurt. police think the teen's quick thinking is part of the treen the toddler is safe this afternoon -- reason the toddler is safe this afternoon. jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, jade. >>> vallejo police are investigating the

josé garcía/portavoz de la policía de san josé 21:30:00 afortunadamente pudieron localizar a la personaudieron detener y fue arrestada.. no se reportaron heridos, pero a dos dias del incidente, la familia de jasmn dice que contina temerosa.. s.o.t. 2:17:00 y ella no mas se le quedaba viendo y se quedaba viendo y decía ven, ven, vámonos.. la familia slo puede especular sobre la motivacin de la sospechosa.. s.o.t. 11:00:00 que a lo mejor a ella se le había muerto un bebé o por eso estaba como loquita.. jaime live mayra flores permanece en la crcel bajo cargos de intento de rapto y allanamiento de morada... su fianza fue fijada en 200 mil dlares.. csar, regreso contigo.. top vo ---representantes de diferentes religiones se reunen frente a las intalaciones del centro de detencion en richmond donde permanecen decenas de personas a la espera de ser deportadas del pais... ---segun los manifestantes entre 150 y 300 inmigrantes son detenidos cada dia por autoridades del ice... ---con canticos y oraciones pidieron a las autoridades a que cese la separacion de las familias debido a las deportacion

'miranda'/deportar on a su hermano 7:26:00 la policía de san josé lo levantó y lo deportó, lo entregó pocos dias.. para la polica de san jos los dos agentes son un apoyo gratis a su lucha en contra del crimen organizado y las pandillas.. s.o.t. 11:03:00 so, no es nada mas para pandilleros creo que eso es algo que lo maquillan pero la realidad es que están atacando nuestra comunidad inmigrante.. s.o.t. jason dwyer/portavoz, policía de san josé 1:15:00 there will be no administrative immigration enforcement on my watch. el portavoz de la polica dijo que el jefe le advirti a i.c.e que no permitir deportaciones administrativas a travs de su departamento y recalc que el pblico no tiene por que temer.. los activistas preferirian que la polica se desligue de todo contacto con inmigracin.. s.o.t. 11:38:00 los paran por alguna infracción pero ellos son el medio para que las personas sean deportadas.. s.o.t. 11:22:00 es algo que han hecho, pero que ahora con estos dos agentes es mucho más fácil y mucho más rápido la deportacion de nuestras familias.. cu - peluffo el jefe de la polica estaba hoy

---y damos una vez mas la bienvenida a jose garcia, del departamento de policia de san jose.. .s de san francisco llegaron a un acuerdo para adquirir en un canje al jardinero derecho de los mets de nueva york carlos beltran... --que tal le saluda ramon diaz y esto es telemundo deportivo... solo falta que el jugador acepte el cambio.. el jugador todo estrella tiene la opcion de parar la negociacion ya que es un veterano de 14 aÑos que a pasado siete temporadas en nueva york... beltran lidera la liga nacional con 30 dobles y tiene promedio de bateo de .289 con 15 cuadrangulares.. ---javier el chicharito hernandez posiblemente no jugara esta noche con el manchester united en el juego contra las estrellas de la mls... el goleador mexicano paso la noche en un hospital como medida de precaucion luego de sufrir una leve conmocion cerebral durante el entranamiento ayer en nueva jersey... el chicharito se habia incorporado con los red devils apenas el lunes... ---el pitcher dominicano ervin santana consiguio anoche el primer juego sin hit para los angelitos de los angeles en 27 aÑos... s

sunny and warm in san jose and concord at 73 and 74.u when you will see the warmup in a bit. first gianna has traffic. >> we have troubles in san jose. we are dealing with a 30 by 30- foot sinkhole on highway 87. there are closures. i'll have that coming up and a look at the rest of the bay area. back to you guys. >>> three teenagers are in the hospital this morning following a terrifying ordeal in a north bay beach. this happened on the marin county coast at tennessee valley beach yesterday evening. we have video of that rescue operation as it unfolded. anne makovec though is in walnut creek. that's where one of the teens is in

josé: ¿cuÁndo supo Él que lo iban a matar?Ó y me dijo, "es mejor asÍ, yo nunca debi haber caÍdo preso vivo". entonces en ese momento digo, ¿quiere algo para su familia si puedo hacer llegar el mensaje? entonces, yo dirÍa que con forma sarcÁstica me dijo, "sÍ puedes, dile a fidel que pronto verÁ una revoluciÓn triunfante en amÉrica", como diciendo, vaya, me embarcaste, pero esto va a triunfar, y despuÉs ya cambiÓ la expresion y me dijo, "y si puedes, dile a mi seÑora que se case otra vez y que trate de ser feliz". vino donde estaba yo, nos dimos la mano, me dio un abrazo y se paÓo pensando que era yo el que lo iba a tirar. detrÁs de mÍ habia el cadÁver de dos cubanos que los habÍan dejado ahi durante todo el tiempo, el capitÁn pantoja y otro mÁs. salÍ de la habitaciÓn y estaba el sargento terÁn y le dije, sargento, hay Órdenes de su gobierno de eliminar al prisionero. no le tire de aquÍ para arriba, tirele para abajo, se supone que muera de heridas en combate. "sÍ, mi capitÁn, sÍ". y una cosa interesante, esa persona que fue la

---nos acompaÑa en nuestros estudios lucila ortiz, activista de "siren"en san jose...des y bienvenida... a cuantas personas beneficia esta ley topvo ---mientras que hoy durante la convencion anual del concejo nacional de la raza, el presidente barack obama insto a todos los activistas ahi presentes a presionar por su propia cuenta para que se apruebe una reforma migratoria integral... ---el mandatario dijo que el no puede lograrlo solo y que, en sus propias palabras, "necesita un compaÑero de baile ya que la pista esta vaca." cu ---la violencia vuelve a las calles de east palo alto... take vo ---anoche, un joven de 19 aÑos murio y otro de 18 aÑos de edad, resulto herido en una balacera ocurrida sobre la calle east bayshore road... ---con la muerte de anoche, ya son seis los asesinatos que se han cometido en la ciudad en el aÑo, y es el quinto desde el mes de junio... ---dos de esos asesinatos pudieron haber sido cometidos por tres sospechosos latinos, anuncio hoy la policia... cu ---hoy compareciero n ante las autoridades, take vo ---los dos sujetos que fueron detenido

in san jose, san jose is hosting an outdoor party with a big screen at 1st and san carlos.nd if you want to watch the game in the east bay and indoors, the new ring theater is opening its doors for a free viewing. in the north bay you can watch it at larkspur's lake theater. >>> if the u.s. wins it will be america's first championship since 1999. there are plenty of bay area faces on that u.s. team. joe rosato jr. shows us why the bay area is such a hot bed for top soccer players. >> reporter: far from the international stage in germany, where the u.s. women's soccer team is set to take on japan in the finals of the world cup, teresa noyola was dialing up her own footwork magic on an empty soccer pitch at stanford university. she powered through drill after drill. skills she's honed since joining her first team at the age of 7. >> as i look back on it, it's like some of the best days that i had. it was super fun and i got really good training. >> reporter: she now plays for stanford and mexico's national team is a product of the bay area soccer fields. a region known for bu

. >> well, i was curious if the defense attorney jose baez re-thought this position to move the defense table on the other sidef of the jury box, because you know there is the prosecution table and the defense table and the jury box here, and they have an angled shot, but the move was to move the defense table here directly across from the jury box so that when the prosecutor linda drane-burdick was talking to the jury, and she walked away and turned her shoulder, then the jury had one place to look and that is directly across right at casey anthony, and they were looking at her as that first phone call was played. there were a lot of opportunities here for visual and audio aids for both of the sides of this case, and that phone call was a dramatic phone call, because it was the very first phone call of casey short with her mother, and not telling the specifics, and not answering the questions, and keeping up the story at the time that a nanny had taken her child, and so, they were listening to that, and then when linda drane-burdick returned and finished the closing argument the last w

and jose simply had enough and he blew up.ld get into real trouble, but the problem is that he also threw off the momentum of his own delivery. everything ground to a halt immediately after that. >> and these guys have been at each other's -- they've been at each other's throats for three years now. it seal like they've been going at it, the judge issued an order saying they have to cut the side talk. not only have we seen it in the past in the pretrial hearing but even in this trial. even when they're not, when the actual court is in session they're bickering over signs and trying to get things set up. i think they genuinely don't like each other. >> hadn't they been warned before? hadn't they been warned before? to jane velez-mitchell. let's talk about the elephant in the room. casey didn't testify. how will that weigh in on the minds of the jury? >> it is not supposed to weigh at all. they're supposed to ignore it. that is not supposed to influence their decision. obviously her standing there, sitting there, crying there, w

san jose 75. 60s san francisco. oakland 60. 75 in livermore. 74 concord. and santa rose abeginning to goal -- sant santa rosa beginning to cool. -- beginning to cool. bringing light rain to the northwest corner of california. till continues to move east. by tomorrow it will be out of the way and temperatures will continue to warm. today we saw a warm up. 5-10 degrees above what -- where we saturday yesterday afternoon. for today and tomorrow, warming expected. this trough will push off to the east. the high pressure that has been bringing in hot weather over midamerica going to bring us sunny summer-like weather. wednesday, thursday temperatures rebounding back into the low 90s. low clouds expected back into the area by sunset. we expect it along the coast. it will invade the area. tomorrow morning widespread low cloud cover. notice how fast it pulls back, by about 10:00. partly cloudy expects tomorrow. we got temperatures mild as we start the morning. 50s out there. afternoon highs look like this. upper 70s, low 80s inland and we will continue to see 60s

." >> from san jose state university and kteh, you're watching "equal time," giving "equal time" to competing points of view. >> i'm your host, juneively professor bob -- journalism professor bob rucker. manual labor has always been tough, but necessary to build buildings and monuments. >> the arab emirates was beautiful beaches, home to the world's most beautiful hotels, fastest coasters, and the tallest buildings in the world. they were built by the hands of immigrants. they come from india, pakistan, and the philippines, seeking better opportunities than they can find in their own countries. according to the human rights watch, many were are exploited without compensation, unfavorable working conditions, leading to death or illnesses, and horrible working conditions. these men live in these apartments. yet they still stay in the uae, hoping to better themselves and help their families. this 25-year-old has been working as a delivery man for seven years. >> he said he came here to work and earn money for his family, to get some money to help their family for their full and daily needs. that

even san jose will be certainly heating up through the weekend.ight be surprised to see right now we're still hanging on to the 70s around parts of the south bay. 72 in san jose at :00. and still sitting0s 7 id 70s in the trivalley. we have high pressure that is starting to throttle up the heat. we saw it a little bit today. but yes, temperatures soaring through the weekend, close to 100 degrees. a few spots, even san jose, may get close to the triple digit number. we'll talk more about how hot lit be in the forecast. >>> new tonight at 11:00, oakland police looking for the voice, not the singing sensation, but the gun toting robber. listen. >> the money, get the money! >> now, that video was taken at the oak mill market in may. you can't really identify the three armed men that barged into the store, but you can certainly hear them. one robber pulls money from the register while another points a gun at a bystander. the suspects left in a dark blue jeep cherokee. investigators are hoping someone recognizes the voice. if you have information, call

that could happen for a group of san jose state freshmen. san jose state has a housing crunch. upper classmen making room for incoming freshmen. administrators are negotiating a deal with a yet to be named hotel, this hotel will be within walking distance or short light rail ride from campus. >> the main concern is that students want to live on campus, they want to have the benefit of being close to class and to the library so we're going to do our best to address that with the light rail, shuttle service in the evening. >> once students find which hotel has been chosen they have five days to agree or decline and get their money back. students who decide not to live in the hotel have less than a month to find a new place to live before school starts on august 22. coming up finding their way home. how people are trying to help two wayward whales make it back to the ocean. exotic trips, private planes, multi-million-dollar home. who is paying for. nhe ma the man accused of swindling families to pay for his lifestyle. >> it is 4:44 as we look at oakland and the oracle arena. a wel

that's because san jose p.d. no longer has a vice unit which used to specialize in dealing with brothels and prostitution. nbc bay area's damian trujilo gives us a good look at what is happening on the streets and why residents need cops now. >> again, again. >> reporter: this is how they used to roll, san jose police vice unit would hit the streets a couple times a week, targeting massage parlors and areas popular with prostitutes. not anymore. >> there is a lot of prostitution, crazy stuff out here at night. every night, any time after 6:00 you see women walking up and down the streets. 12:00. pimps posting up on the corners all around this spot. >> reporter: sources tell nbc bay area, prostitutes are coming in from oakland and fresno because nay know they can do business here. sources say the prostitutes bring drugs and pimps and pimps are then to carry guns. >> the vils unce unit its disba. >> reporter: the vice unit is on daily patrol and assigned their do thei duties to narcotics unit. >> we are fairly conf

that means san jose is now hiring. even though the grant is only for two years, the department hopes attrition will help these firefighters keep their badges permanently. the family says it's not all about money. it's also about service. >> i don't know that you can put on the monetary number. >> what you get says the deputy chief are men and women ready to put their lives on the line. damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> the rehired firefighters go through an eight-week training period to get them back up to speed. that training begins monday. >> tonight we're learning more about the crash that killed a professor in san francisco. investigators are not tells us if the driver of the shuttle bus that collided with the big rig may have run a red light. all of this unfolding at the intersection of octavia and oak street in hayes valley neighborhood. the crash killed dr. kevin mack, he was 52 year old psychiatrist and associate professor. investigators say he was ejected from the shuttle bus and pinned under the big rig.

josÉ.ue habÍa un chico que cantaba igual que Él y no tenÍa idea que era su hijo. >>> curiosamente habÍa muchas preguntas en torno al parecido, el joven fue discreto en colombia, despuÉs de esta interpretaciÓn se llevo a josÉ josÉ a un hotel y que le confeso esto, y dice que de salir positiva aceptarÁ a este joven. sino tendrÁ una amistad. >>> vamos a ver en quÉ termina este caso. vamos a seguir con mÁs despuÉs de este mensaje. ya regresamos. ♪ >>> te invitamos a ser parte del programa, escribenos a facebook y twitter y manda comentarios a univisiÓn.com aquÍ te esperamos en "despierta amÉrica." >>> gracias por seguir con nosotros. y hay imÁgenes que son impactantes, es el caso de lo que vamos a ver a continuaciÓn, te voy a robar el tema de china. y estas imÁgenes son espectaculares, es un puente donde cruzaban personas, de repente el puente se desploma por completo y esto es lo que sucede, la gente queda atrapada, el puente quedÓ sobre el agua, hubo 40 personas que no pudieron ser sacadas in