we're following protestors as they march to the site where 16 year old jose antonio was killed in nogales. but as in other cross-border killings, the agent may never be tried since jose died on the other side of the international line. no one from the office of inspector general, fbi or attorney generals office will tell us if the agent is still on patrol. and even getting answers about when and how agents are trained to pull the trigger is difficult. unlike most law enforcement agencies, the border patrol's use of force guidelines are not made public. copies obtained through freedom of information act requests are heavily redacted. but attorney jim calle who's represents agents accused of misconduct, including cross-border shootings says there's nothing to hide. >> in the vast majority of the cases it is very clear cut in the sense of there is a deadly force threat made against an agent and the agent has to resort to the use of deadly force in response. border patrol agents are subject to at least 5 levels of scrutiny every time they pull the trigger. their conduct is so scrubbed by the

[laughter] who is jose antonio vargas? >> i think i discovered in the past that i have no control over what people say. activist, advocate, whatever. i think i am a creative disruptor. that is how i like to think of myself of. >> and you are making a movie. >> yeah. the goal has been to disrupt what people think this issue is. i have done about 100 90 events in 40 states into an a half years. alabama, wisconsin, ohio. usually when i come there, they mean, what do you mean that you are not from mexico? where not who you think we are. this is not what you think it is. >> people like mark zuckerberg has been so inspired by you that he actually spoke at one of your events. >> i profiled mark zuckerberg for the new yorker right around when the movie "the social network" came out. six months later, i outed myself as an undocumented citizen. >> tell me about your relationship with mark? >> i met him at the white house correspondents dinner when i was a reporter for the washington post and we were introduced. i made a stupid joke

and bringing in jose antonio vargas.rse, have reported for the new york times, the huffington post. i want to begin with jon. give us your highlights on yahoo! numbers today. >> i think you saw more of the same. this is a company that iterates consistently when billion dollars, sometimes more every few months. you look back over the last few years and that is when you have not seen growth. there are two takes. you could say this is a business that has a huge valuable asset in its stake in ali baba. without that, we would be asking more questions about the gross story. the flipside is maybe that is a question for them. maybe they can take more risk. some might say that marissa mayer is tying a lot of stuff. could she be trying more stuff? does she have that opportunity? >> talk about the risks. she is make a wake which and that digital content -- big push into the digital content. .> i think it is hard to say you are right. she has made high-profile hires. that is clearly a step toward trying to make all of this work. doe

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. >> jose antonio elena rodriguez was 16 when he was killed with a bullet through the head by the united states border patrol. nine more shots went into body, as he lay on the ground in his hometown, nogales mexico. the bullets fired from the top of this cliff in arizona traveled through an international boundary, and into a legal vacuum. the agent has never been named. >> jose ano

bienvenidos al maravilloso mundo de los deportes luÍs mitchell quedÓ fuera su lugar fue ocupado por josÉ antonioexperiencia en el extranjero luego de haber jugado con santos y chivas. >> los san josÉ aero. >> este juego serÁ de la concachampions el prÓximo 11 de marzo a las 7 de la noche el 18 san josÉ viajarÁ a la caldera del diablo. >> se le dio el Último adiÓs a eusebio, la pantera negra de mozambique falleciÓ a los 71 aÑos y era considerado una de las leyendas del fÚtbol portuguÉs, cristiano ronaldo le dedicÓ los goles con el que real madrid le ganÓ al celta llegando a marca de 400 anotaciones en su carrera. >> tuca ferreti explotÓ contra elar traje en Águilas del amÉrica. >> voy a dar un consejo a mis colegas. >> cuando tenga que jugar ante el amÉrica, prepÁrese para jugar contra 12. >> el tÉcnico de tigres fue mÁs me sur ado en sus declaraciones. >> pues a la mejor sÍ me pueden multar pero tambiÉn cansa cada partido y te perdonan el equipo rival, penalti. >> el otro dÍa fue de uno y otra fue ¿tres?. >> tambiÉn o sea, hay un lÍmite para todo ¿no?. >> de todas maneras el tuca parece que no s

we are in east san jose at san antonio and 28th. this is the third fire in a three block radius all within an hour of each other. this burned the exterior of this condo. they knocked to down before it caused real damage. the other two just a couple of blocks away from here. there was a fourth incident where they were called out to the fire really never took off. so technically speaking we are looking at four incidents from this morning stretching back over the past three days. now we are looking at six or seven incidents. this is definitely cause for concern for them. they say though that huge five- plus alarm warehouse fire that happened yesterday, they say that that one connected to this string of fires this morning,

at the impactlook of immigration on technology with filmmaker and activist jose antonio vargas.ad of president obama's state of the union address. we have some breaking news. trish regan has just spoken with carl icahn. i know that apple has been trading down today. did he use that as an opportunity? >> he sure did. he bought another $500 million worth of stock, bringing his stake up to more than $4 billion and buy some of my calculations, one of the largest shareholders in apple right now. there has been a lot of criticism about his plan. he has been outspoken. -- dinnerh dinner with tim cook and has pushed for this buyback. he would like to see $50 billion a year in a buyback plan. it is something that has come under criticism with a lot of people saying that is too much. there are better things to be doing with the money right now, including buying new companies, investing in people and in tech knowledge he. i asked him about it -- in technology. i asked him about it. he said that criticism is ridiculous. with the amount of money flowing with the cash towards, $50 billion sho

jose antonio vargas will be at the mountain view center for the performing arts tomorrow night for a of his latest documentary, "documented." which chronicles his journey as an undocumented immigrant from the philippines. catch an early glimpse of his documentary today at the fred koramatsu day celebration where he'll address lots of folks this afternoon at san jose state's morris bailey auditorium. not only remembers the life of fred koramastu but recognizes the service of preserving civil liberties. >>> listen up you katy cats. apparently that's a real term. katy perry coming to the bay area this fall for his prismatic world tour. performing in san jose at the s.a.p. center monday, september 22nd. tickets for the concert going on sale tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. the 11 time nominated grammy singer is up for song of the year tonight. anthony, do you have your tickets? >> katy cats? that's the first time i've heard of that. is that real? >> thank you so much for making us a part of your morning. no 5:00 or 6:00 tonight. the final sunday night football in america, the pro bowl special edit

we are in east san jose at san antonio and 28th. fire in a three block radius all within an hour of each other. this burned the exterior of this condo. they knocked to down before it caused real damage. the other two just a couple of blocks away from here. there was a fourth incident where they were called out to the fire really never took off. so technically speaking we are looking at four incidents from

jose. this time at san antonio and 26th streets. it's not clear yet if this morning's small fear is connect -- fire is connected to a string of fires that investigators say are arson. one broke out yesterday morning at a individual tour january home and a good samaritan helped in and saved an elderly couple there. all the fires started between 2:00 and 6:00 in the morning and an undercover arson unit supervisor describes how another fire on friday was set. >> somebody moved a plywood panel to the side and stuffed some paper that looked like newspaper inside the crack there and lit it on fire. >> as for yesterday's fire on east st. john's street. it caused an estimated $200,000 in damage. the american red cross has found shelter for the couple who lives there and so far none of the fires caused serious injuries. the firefighters' union is now offering a reward of $10,000 leading to an arrest and conviction. now witness descriptions and video surveillance have led to a sketch of a person of interest. he's a man 25 to 40 years old, 6'2

jose firefighters. peggy bunker is live at the scene of the most recent fire on 28th and san antonio streets with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: you think in the recent days they deserve really a slow day, the san jose fire department. there is no rest for the weary. in the past couple of hours we're looking at four different fires set within blocks of each other. we're only about six blocks from the warehouse fire we covered yesterday. first of all, the first fire that happened was about 3:30, at 24th and san fernando. by the time we got throughout was a second fire, that one happened at 34th and peach. the homeowner there awoke to see her porch on fire. look at the damage. you can see burn marks all the way up the wall. she was shocked and2ic confuse. why somebody would set something on fire allegedly on the porch. it did look intentional. we're hearing from the fire department. in the middle of that as we were waiting to talk to the firefighters we heard about another one, this one a few blocks away on east san antonio on 28th street so in about 60 minutes, we were up to three fires and one morn

. >>> there is another fire on the eastern edge of downtown san jose and this is at san antonio and 26th street and not clear if the small fire is connected to a string of fires that investigators say are arson and one broke out yesterday morning. a good samaritan jumped in and helped save the elderly couple living there. all of the fires started between 2 and 6 in the morning and a supervisor described how another fire was set. >> someone had moved a plywood panel that was part of an exterior wall to the side and stepped some paper and looked inside the crack there and lit it on fire. >> yesterday's fire caused an estimated $200,000 in damage. the american red cross found shelter for the couple who lives there. so far, none of the fires has caused serious injuries. the firs union is offering a reward of $10,000 leading to an arrest and conviction. >>> a witness description and video surveillance led to a sketch that firefighters are calling a person of interest. this is a man, 40 to 45 years old, 162, 5'2" and wearing baggy clothes. >>> businesses are getting ready for today's play-off

. >> he has been living in a small trailer in a mobile home park on east san antonio street in san jose. neighbors describe him as a chain smoker and loner who often carried a police scanner. >> he had one of these kind of walkie-talkie deals that can find out where the police are and who they're searching for. >> brennan's mobile home is just a few yards from a church he is expected of torching. you can go to nbcbayarea.com and find out more information from the suspect's neighbors. that's nbcbayarea.com. >>> now to a developing story. governor brown is stepping in. he's expected to declare a drought emergency tomorrow. this hasn't happened here since 1992. this has been one of the driest periods on record here in california. many reservoirs are already deplet depleted. today, three counties received a special drought designation. this allows eligible farmers to apply for federal emergency loans. reservoirs are about 55% capacity in marin. this is lake phoenix, about 65 million gal lons of water. let's check in rob mayeda. 1977, 1992, and now 2014, our water is simply running out. >> w

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jose. in decades- and that case police have released a sketch of a guy they are looking for. neighbors told police they seen this man now a person of interest near south 26 and east antonio streets and san jose when the fires happened. two of suspicious fires have been reported in that area since wednesday. firefighters say whoever is starting them use ordinary materials like newspaper and cardboard. they're asking people who live nearby to clear dead vegetation and any flammable materials from their yards. and offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction and these are some fires. >>darya: new details on the data breach with luxury retailer neiman marcus. a spokesperson for the company says it's working with the secret service to try and catch the hackers who stole some of the customer's credit card information. the information was compromised around the time thieves got a hold of target shoppers information. neiman-marcus won't say just how many customers may be affected. coming up on the kron4 morning news. gem and--jim beam and makers mark are popular american brands but they're not american-owned anymore. plus a river rescue turns deadly and

paperwork on it and that caught on fire. >> reporter: an hour later san jose fire responded three blocks away to 24th and east san antonio where this homeowner woke up to someone screaming. >> i was asleep and there was a gentleman screaming on the street, your house is on fire! >> reporter: the homeowner didn't want to be on camera but says she and her husband were frantically trying to put the fire out with a bucket of water. >> my husband and i ran outside. so we got buckets and brought buckets of water and started throwing it. >> reporter: they have a description of a suspect and might have a good idea who it is. >> it's not a good feeling to get to work and realize that you have been hit again but at the same time i think it's more of a random deal. >> reporter: now, we're live at san antonio and 28th where you can see the damage of one of the three fires that happened overnight. could this happen again? san jose fire and police hope not. they say they will be on high alert. cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> san jose police say they will increase their patrols in the area. they have not release a description of the suspect.

jose. an early morning fire raced through a home near east san antonio street.ily escaped after being awakened by a smoke detector. firefighters worked quickly to keep the flames from upping to other homes and will remain on the scene for several hours. the reporter is on the scene and join us with a live report at 5:30. >>> we do have the breaking new

jose this morning. the latest around 24th and san antonio.other fires in the same area earlier this week. >>> the latest developments on the worsening flu season. there are now at least 11 confirmed flu-related deaths here in the bay area in santa cruz county. among the latest, this 23-year- old man from santa rosa who apparently had no pre-existing health problems. >>> got your traffic and that all-important weekend forecast coming up right after the break. stay there. >>> good morning. getting a check of the roadways, still watching this fatal accident causing major delays in the macarthur maze. so the accident is westbound 580 before the 80 interchange. this motorcyclist was killed and now chp is telling us it's a possible hit-and-run. again, two lanes are blocked, expect major delays on 24 and 580. also taking a check of the south bay now, we have been seeing a series of accidents everything is now cleared on 101. but obviously big delays from hellyer out toward mckee. that's your latest "kcbs traffic." here's lawrence. >>> high pressure

then a half hour after that at 4:30 about 20 minutes ago, 28th and east san antonio, another fire. so san jose fire department jumping today just as they did yesterday. and a big concern right now so many fires in such a fairly close area. and all happening in the past hour and a half or so. >> something to watch this morning. 4:50, los angeles high school senior who survived two plane crashes that killed five members of his family was back on the basketball court this week. what we're about to show you video of austin hatch taking his first shot in his first basketball game in nearly three years. keep an eye on 33. if you could keep an eye on him. he sinks that shot, his team sprints on the court because they know how far he has come and how much he has lost. in 2003, hatch's mother, 11-year-old sister and 5-year-old brother were killed when his father crashed a small plane. in 2011, hatch was put into a medically induced coma for two months after his father crashed again. his father and stepmother died in that crash. hatch spent two years relearning how to breathe, eat, and walk. the teen is

this is at a home on south 17th and east san antonio street not far from san jose university.l got to the scene. we understand two people were able to escape? >> reporter: they were. this fire does speak to the value of having a smoke detector. it was a man and woman in this home. the man there, 42 on the right, he is the man who lived there. he said it was the smoke alarm that woke them up around

john baptist church in san jose on san antonio street and this is the building that burned. firefighters got the call about this around 4:00 this morning and you can see it's an exterior building, a portable trailer, looks like, and when we got some video earlier of firefighters clearing things out, it appears there were some books and other items store in this exterior building behind the church. this is the second time this serial arsonist started a fire at this location. the first time he struck here was on wednesday. in fact, the same building burned. fire investigators are also investigating at 2:00 this morning someone tried to start a fire next to a home on 24th and san antonio but that fire went out and didn't burn anything. so there's two suspicious fires investigators are checking out this morning. investigators say these two fires are definitely suspicious. they believe they are the work of this serial arsonist that has struck several times in the downtown san jose area since wednesday. yesterday investigators released this sketch of a person of interest in the ca

jose with the details. katie? >> police have a murder mystery on their hands. the street here east san antonio crawling with police and investigators as you can see. the command unit is on the scene and everyone is trying to figure out what, exactly, happened. san jose police got the call before 1:30 this morning, a passerby saw a man down on a driveway off the sidewalk and was identified only as being in his late 20's. police say he was shot once and did not survivor. no one called in having heard shots fired so that is part of the mystery here, and so far, no one has admitted witnessing anything. >> we have talked to a few people and knocked on a lot of information but there is not much information. we are asking the we public to they know anything to call our investigators or tip lines. >>> the lieutenant says the neighborhood is surrounded by gang hotspots but it is way too early to know the motive. they do not have any suspects. they will be here for a few hours. as long as they are, east san antonio street around the area of 33rd street, will be closed to traffic. >>> residents in san jo

police in san jose investigating the city's first homicide of the year. a man found shot to death on east san antoniointerchange. no arrests have been made. >> arson investigation is under way at the chinese consulate in san francisco. it says a person poured gasoline on the front door before setting it on fire. no one was hurt. >> firefighters in minneapolis say they don't know if anyone is still inside of a building after an explosion and fire yesterday morning. they can't get inside because the roof has partly collapsed. more than a dozen people were hurt. some critically. >> a developing story out of israel. a hospital official says former prime minister ariel sharon's health is declining. he has been in the hospital about eight years but officials say his condition has deteriorated during the past two days. some say his organs including his kidneys are malfunctioning. the 85-year-old has been 18 coma since 2006 when a stroke incapacitated him. elected in 2001 sharon as one of israel's most iconic controversial figures. >> pakistan's former prez musharraf was rushed to a hospital for a heart prob

early cell phone video captured a fast-moving house fire in san jose and the flames raced through a home on south 17th street near east san antonio a couple escaped after being awakened by a smoke debtor. firefighters worked quickly to keep the flames from jumping to other homes but there were two at ticks making -- two >> a huge poultry processing plant is shut down after a dirty discovery. amy hollyfield is outside a foster farms office in pleasanton with the details. >> there are concerns of job security with foster farms and some jobs in the bay area. this is the office for the design team. now they are facing a plant shut down. the usda shut down the livingston plant because of a cockroach infestation. this is one of the plants that was linked to salmonella outbreak in march which sickened hundreds. foster farms says no product was affected by the cockroach problem and physical inspectors fund the bugs four times over the past five months. consumers are concerned. >> people will lose their jobs because they will lose production. >> with infection and infestation, why bother? >>> a statement from the company and i quote, "foo

past few months, brennan lived in this small trailer in a mobile home park on east san antonio street in san jose. his trailer is just yard theirs this church. members describe him as a chain-smoker and loner who often carried a police scanner. >> he had one of these kind of walkie-talkie deals that can find out where the police are and who they're searching for. brennan is also a registered sex offender. he was convicted of sexual battery and assault with intention to commit a sex offense. tonight his neighbors say they are happy a suspect is behind bars and that their homes weren't targeted. >> i should be able to sleep, you know, knowing that he's got caught already and we'll be able to be safe in our homes because we're all propane, you know, and we don't want it to blow up. >> reporter: brennan was also convicted of setting 15 different fires in the santa clara county foothills back in 1999. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro. >>> our coverage continues online. we've posted a portion of today's news conference, police detailing the evidence that led them to that arrest. >>> we're fol

this is at a home on south 17th and east san antonio street not far from san jose university. bob redell got to the scene. we understand two people were able to escape? >> reporter: they were. this fire does speak to the value of having a smoke detector. it was a man and woman in this home. the man there, 42 on the right, he is the man who lived there. he said it was the smoke alarm that woke them up around 2:00 and enabling them to get out safely. him and his wife, you can see the fire is out right now. but it was not without a fight. the fire department actually had to call for a third alarm which is unusual given that this is a single structure home. fire chief, the reason they had the to, this is an older home, it has a balloon structure, in other words t fire has an easier way of chaneling up the walls inside the walls, something it's not easy to do in newer construction. in older construction the flames are able to channel up the walls, there are two attic spaces so it leapt from one to the other. when you come back out live you'll notice there are a couple of holes they

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for evidence, they are combing through this neighborhood here in east san jose and the body of a man was found near san antonio33rd street and they did not receive any calls that they heard gunshots after seeing a man on the ground. they tried to save him but he died at the scene. they say he had been shot at least one time. they spent time going door to door talking to neighbors to see if they can get any information. >> the only thing i noticed was the person who called and we were trying to determine if anybody saw or heard anything. >> police say it appears the victim is latino and in his late 20s and it's unknown if he lives in this neighborhood. a lot of questions still remain as to what led up on the shooting. back here is heavy police presence in san antonio and they have their crime scene out, their big mobile unit and crime scene technicians are trying to collect what evidence they have to see again if they can find out what, if anything led up to this shooting. janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> investigators suspect arson at the chinese consulate. the suspicious fire was found at th

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jose. our lady of guadalupe children at san antonio street has erected a cross for the first homicide victim of the year. church officials say they plan to put up one cross for every homicide in san jose this year. last year san jose saw 44 homicides. >>> the man suspected of killing a priest in eureka was arraigned today for murder with a special allegation of torture. gary lee bullock pled not guilty and bail was set at $1.2 million. he's also charged with burglary, arson and auto theft. an autopsy shows that reverend aaron freed was beaten to death with a metal stake and wooden pipe. the suspect had just been released from jail a few hours earlier. >>> state assemblyman mark levine is offering to pay for the rebuilding of a memorial for andy lopez. investigators say it was started by candles. lopez is the 13-year-old boy who was shot and killed by a sheriff deputy. investigators say lopez was carrying a replica gun which looked like a real assault weapon. >>> 13-year-old jahi mcmath is being cared for at an undisclosed location after being released from oakland children's hospital. her fa

jose. our lady of guadalupe children at san antonio street has erected a cross for the first homicide victimthe year. church officials say they plan to put up one cross for every homicide in san jose this year. last year san jose saw 44 homicides. >>> the man suspected of killing a priest in eureka was arraigned today for murder with a special allegation of torture. gary lee bullock pled not guilty and bail was set at $1.2 million. he's also charged with burglary, arson and auto theft. an autopsy shows that reverend aaron freed was beaten to death with a metal stake and wooden pipe. the suspect had just been released from jail a few hours earlier. >>> state assemblyman mark levine is offering to pay for the rebuilding of a memorial for andy lopez. investigators say it was started by candles. lopez is the 13-year-old boy who was shot and killed by a sheriff deputy. investigators say lopez was carrying a replica gun which looked like a real assault weapon. >>> 13-year-old jahi mcmath is being cared for at an undisclosed location after being released from oakland children's hospital. her family

and man shot overnight in san jose is the city's first homicide in 2014 and police are still looking for the gunmen. police on the victim and the 1600 block of east san antonio street in east san jose. he was rushed to hospital where he later died. february 2nd the 48th annual super bowl will be played in rutherford new jersey. just a few days later the 22nd winter olympics will be played and so she russia. the competition to begin on february 6th and conclude on the 23rd street from june 12th to july 13th the world cup will be held in brazil. 64 matches will be played in 12 cities across the country. in late summer, the san francisco 49ers will play their first game at the new levi stadium in santa clara. the nfl won't announce the exact schedule until april. in november voters will go to oppose for the midterm elections to control the senate and house of representatives. here in california voters will have to choose a governor. and finally it on december 31st after 13 years the united states and the u.k. are scheduled to remove all troops from afghanistan. in san francisco charles clifford kron 4 news. >>anny: " police said there is no evidence that alcoho

fires have been intentionally set in a six-block area of san jose, all started from the outside, including this house fire on thursday on san antonio street. two residents got out safely. on wednesday, a portable unit at this baptist church also on san antonio street was torched. >> it is alarming. i don't want to be the next victim, that's for sure. >> reporter: but now concerned neighbors are on alert. fire officials urged downtown homeowners to keep debris away from your house and keep your outside lights on. in san jose, kevin bernard. >>> new details involving a deadly house fire in palo alto. it broke out at a home on embarcadero. they found two bodies inside. they said they'll have to wait until tomorrow to go inside because it's too hot. a caretaker and his wife lived there. they have not been identified. >>> san jose police is investigating the second homicide of the year. a passer-by called police after discovering a man's body on a sidewalk. it appeared the victim was stabbed to death. his identity has not been rhee leased. no word on a suspect or possible motive. >>> authorities are investigating a hit and run after a t

concerned residents on the lookout for a serial arsonist in the bay area around east san antonio street in san joseially theseus stranger appeared >> : the stinginess surveillance video citing a recent fire pugh >> : a police sketch of the suspect was some walls and the neighborhood stores and a sign of a community is on edge. this are sadistically strikes before the sun rises. wind this one and hit on the street the past 80 >> : some tiros and of the chair that goes in a pool pepe >> : the libr rededicate our mother who passed ponds so dedicated and her honor. she'd deceased's so it has a lot of sentimental value. wind down response to fire spoke folks in the community are turning up and looking for another and so arsonists is put behind bars pre >> : talking to people that way we got a handle anything that comes from the speed >> : with a neighborhood watch >> : eastern portion of san jose where 1 01 intersects with 28680. so far 13 fires have been set. this area is a mix of residential and commercial. and again cite a thousand dollar reward is being offered for and folk bidding to an arrest and

tony parker, no relation to the san antonio tony parker. 12 and 6, 3 and 3 in the conference. sharkys did it in san josemi better get back quick. throwing up 0s. andrew had 20 safes. scoreless in the 3rd. on fire, he is headed to the olympics. he has scored 19 goals. staylock shut out. >>> broncos practicing in a little snow today. not new york, but the broncos went to get ac ac acclimated for the cold weather. >> we practice in this and have played in these conditions. anytime you can have a situation you can simulate, it is always a good thing. >> the line now for the gamble between even to 2 points denver. if the weather is bad, that will take away an edge peyton manning would have. >>> billy bean had enough of balfour. upset tampa bay. 2 years, $15 million. he makes the all-star team, 62 for 67. bean felt we got the best out of this guy. let tampa deal with him. >>> tiger woods his first performance of the season at torrey pines. that is good living down there. the romneys have a place in la jolla. there he goes. 63rd place. that's it. >> all right. have a good night, everybody. stay in touch with k

jose, all started from the outside. including this house fire on thursday, on san antonio street. two residents got out safely. on wednesday, a portable unit at this baptist church, also on san antonio street, was torched. >> it's alarming. >> now concerned neighbors are an alert. fire officials urge home owners to keep debris away from your house and keep your outside lights on. >> investigators are still trying to determine if thursday morning's massive warehouse fire was the work of the arsonist. it's a mile from several of the house fires that broke out thursday. >>> on the peninsula, new details tonight involving a deadly house near palo alto. it broke out at a home on embarcadero. firefighters found two bodies inside. crews were hoping to enter he home today but say the structure is so unstable they have to wait until tomorrow to go inside. a next door neighbor says man and his care taker lived aft that home. the arson task force is in charge over investigation. >> san jose police are investigating the city's second homicide of the year. a passer-by called police after discovering man's body on the sidew

jose firefighters. peggy bunker is live at the scene of the most recent fire on 28th and san antonio streets with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: you think in the recent days they deserve really a slow day, the san jose fire department. there is no rest for the weary. in the past couple of hours we're looking at four different fires set within blocks of each other. we're only about six blocks from the warehouse fire we covered yesterday. first of all, the first fire that happened was about 3:30, at 24th and san fernando. by the time we got throughout was a second fire, that one happened at 34th and peach. the homeowner there awoke to see her

jose did not want to see this new year. another homicide to start 2014. a man was found shot to death on east san antonio street north of the highway 101 and interstate 6 6680 interchange. scott budman is live outside the san jose police department with what we know. >> reporter: officers looking for clues on this and asking for the public's help. a shooting in east san jose and the city's first homicide of the new year, barely 24 hours in. it's a rough way to start the year for san jose. on the heels of another 40-plus homicide year, day two was barely under way when shots rang out early thursday morning on south 33rd and east san antonio streets. >> they found the individual, found him with a gunshot wound. and started cpr. eventually, they were declared deceased. at that point, that's when we declared it a homicide and started the investigation. >> reporter: martin hernandez lives in this neighborhood. he and his wife came across the body of the victim near this fence which was hit with bullets. >> i mean, i called the police. that's all i know. >> reporter: was he conscious? was he saying anything? >

antonio street early friday morning. >> this man said the victim in san jose's first homicide of 2014 was killed on his driveway. he turned the body over and realized juan rios sanchez was dead. church-goers at guadalupe parish say violence is nothing new to the neighborhood but they vow to not sit and watch that violence. they're calling for peace and will honor every murder victim this year with a white cross on church grounds. >> as a reminder that we will not tolerate this type of violence anymore. that we have lifted our young people up in prayer and that we are part of the solution and not the problem. >> the gesture is similar to what a church in oakland is already doing. >> we focus on hotspot neighborhoods and again, that is throughout the city of san jose. >> she supervises community workers who walk the streets to fight gang violence. it's part of the mayor's gang prevention task force and it might be one of the reasons homicides were down slightly in san jose last year from 42 the previous year to 40 in 2013. >> we have other programs, such as our community crisis response protocol. any time there's

. >>> new this morning, san jose police are investigating the city's first homicide of the year. a man was shot on east and antonio street. he died at the hospital shortly after. right now it is not clear what led up to the shooting, so far no arrests have been made and we will have a live report in the next hour. >>> more information could come out later today regarding the discovery of a human skull found in the oakland hills. somebody phoned in an anonymous tip. the skull was phoned in and was on top of a paper plate surrounded by a silver chain. people who used the park were surprised. >> i am trying to not think about something terrible like that. >> there is no word on the identity of the skull, its original gin or its -- original gin -- original gin or its age. >>> a three month old boy is fighting for his life after a tragic accident that killed his young mother. people gathered to remember 19- year-old ashley who was hit by a truck walking on the parkway new year's eve with heresies and son -- her sister and son. >> i don't want to believe it was her time. i think things happen and that's why they are cal

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hours, they say, and there are roads closed here, east san antonio between 34th and 101 overpass, closed, as long as police investigate. >>> san jose'sst homicide of 2014 comes on the heels of a tough year struggling for officers. in 2013, 40 homicides occurred in san jose if the third straight year, with 24 murdered last year in the first 11 months two fewer than 2012. rot crimes including burglary and car theft dropped 9 percent. the numbers come against a background of fewer officers, sworn staff now just offer 1,000, 300 fewer than in 2011. >> agents and arson investigators are collecting evidence after a suspicious fire at the chinese consulate in san francisco. it happened after 9:30 at corner of geary. the chinese state television shows photos taken during the fire with flames charring the front of the building. this morning the chinese consulate release as statement call it a fire bomb attack and demanding authorities provide better security and apprehend those responsible. investigators are at the scene investigating it as arson. our reporter, amy hollyfield, will have the latest in 30 minutes. >>> former israeli prime minis

jose. he stood out because of where he lived. this trailer park on east san antonio street, the same block where three arsons occurred. police interviewed neighbors and compared him to surveillance video taken last week. they moved in last night to make the arrest and execute a search warrant. >> we. >> workers say he would frequently come in this market for cigarettes and burritos. neighbors say he was not friendly and would be seen walking alone at night. >> he was a loner. he was by himself all day and all night. during the day you would never see him. he may come out and take a walk and that was it. late at night he was gone. that's for sure. >> reporter: he was arrested in 1999 for a string of arsons in the san jose foothills area. these latest charges he is held in the santa clara county jail on $1 million. >> police say so far they have only charged him with two of the 12 suspicious fires. they believe he is responsible for all of them. >>> breaking news out of los angeles county. almost 2,000 people have been evacuated. because of this out-of-control wildfire

following breaking news this morning in san jose, where police are investigating the city's first homicide of the new year. officers were called to san antonio and 33rd streets on the city's east side about 1:30 this morning. they found a gunshot victim. the wounded man was rushed to a hospital and later declared dead. so far, there are no suspects. >>> and a fire at the chinese consulate building in san francisco appears to be arson. it began just before 9:30 last night. crews managed to control the flames within minutes. we are going to have a live report from the scene in just a couple of minutes. >>> new this morning, all 52 passengers once stuck on a ship in icy antarctica waters have been rescued. susan mcginnis has the story of some happy and grateful passengers. >>> reporter: shortly after a helicopter flew into assess the area around the ice-bound ship in antarctica, the rescue began. >> the helicopters to take us home. thanks, everyone! >> reporter: images posted online show some of the 52 researchers and tourists making their way to safety. the research ship has been stuck in thick ice since christmas eve. today's breakthrough com