for hours jose ines garcia zarate sat kwieetly in court showing little reaction to the descriptions of how kate steinle died. her mother closed her eyes and wiped away tears. jose ines garcia zarate faces second degree murder charges. the defense painted a case of an accidental weapon discharge. the prosecution contends he fired deliberately. >> he's like not interested in admitting he was there, but eventually he does and talks and tells them what happened. and what happened is an accident. >> today is about the stienle family. and the resolve they've shown throughout the entire process. we're going to do everything we can to give them justice. >>> a suspected hate crime in one of the most liberal cities in the bay area.

. >>> the jury in the murder trial of jose garcia zarate will hear more testimony from a crime scene investigator. three tourist who witnessed the shooting death of kate stinely took the witness stand. tara says prosecutor showed the jury a photo moments before -- >>reporter: an emotional day for stinely -- it's a photograph shows their daughter walking on the pier before she was killed july 1st, 2015. a man dressed in black identified as jose garcia zarate -- >> it has to send chills through the body of most people -- >> two witnesses testified through their hotel window, they say zarate leave the pier after a single gunshot. michelle low said before the shooting, zarate was people watching and laughing which made her uncomfortable. gonzalez was asked about his client's mental stability. >> this is not a situation where we're at a place where we're trying to say he's incompetent to stand trial. >> zarate 's behavior in court struck many as odd. he stared down select people in the courtroom. >> when he turns around and give that hard stare and i assume he was looking at a lot of wome

they described as odd behavior from jose ynez garcia zarate. at people and grinning repeatedly at inappropriate times. reporters later asked jose ynez garcia zarate's attorney about his client's mental state. the attorney says they don't at this point plan to make any sort of argument about jose ynez garcia zarate being mentally incompetent to stand trial. we will see if that changes as the trial and as the course -- the course of the trial goes on. but jose ynez garcia zarate faced up to 15 years in prison if convicted of the second degree murder charge he is facingment back to you, mike and gasia. >> allie rasmus live in san francisco. thank you. >>> a teenager accused of santa cruz accused of killing an 8- year-old girl two years ago will be tried as an adult. he was 15 when he killed madison. he lured her into his mother's apartment and raping her and stabbed her to death. her body was found in a nearby recycling bin. he confessed during taped interviews. if convicted he could get life in prison. >>> american airlines plans to meet with the

jose garcia zerate's defense attorney says his client does have some mental issues but that is not the defense he is using. >> mental state is a very complicated thing in the law. in this case i believe that the defensive accident is really also what happened. >> reporter: again, the jury must decide whether he intentionally or accidentally shot steinle. just as i was leaving the courtroom, lu used a photo to show exactly where she was on the pier in relation to the man in dark clothes who she identified as jose garcia zerate. she also testified that she took numerous photos from pier 14 that day and has handed all of those pictures over to police. tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >>> new this morning, a $5,000 reward is being offered after a 4-year-old dog was found beaten to death in fairfield. the pit bull was found in an alley behind a house on ohio and webster streets on september 28th. the animal legal defense fund, which is offering the reward, has nicknamed the dog justice. neighbors say they saw three men standing around the dog. one of them hit the animal with a baseball bat. the

today jurors learned how police captured the suspect....jose garcia zarate...ron 4's maureen kelly was in the courtroom...... when the defense questioned just how the defendant was taken into look for at least two more days of warm temperatures comfortable overnight conditions. modest cooling trend back to normal occurs over the weekend and into early next week as onshore winds return. dry weather persists halloween and likely beyond. (steve) a big story we are following... court resumed in the murder trial of kate steinle. today jurors learned how police captured the suspect....jose garcia zarate... kron 4's maureen kelly was in the courtroom...... when the defense questioned just how the defendant was taken into custody. a port authority surveillance camera pointed at pier 14 showed when 32 year old kate steinle fell to the ground after being struck in the back by the bullet.it was from a vantage point much farther away than this shots.and very grainy.the people on film just little dots..but there was an audible gasp in the courthouse when the person identifi

durante los argumentos de apertura de juicio en contra de josÉ garcÍa de 54 aÑos.fiscalÍa quiso persuadir al jurado de que la pistola que ha usado es difÍcil para que se disparÉ accidentalmente. >> hay una pregunta en ese caso, esa pregunta es si intentÓ tirar la pistola, nosotros creemos que sÍ y por eso tenemos un caso contra el >> habÍa una larga distancia, la pistola en el momento de que disparÓ. >> la defensa asegura que la bala rebotÓ y luego impacto. y por eso fue un accidente. muriÓ el 1 de junio de 2015 en el muelle 14 de san francisco. josÉ inés garcÍa, un indocumentado mexicano que habÍa sido deportado cinco veces fue arrestado como responsable y ahora enfrenta cargos de homicidio en el segundo grado. >> en mi opiniÓn el abogado con 40 aÑos de experiencia, los cargos contra este inmigrante son motivados por la polÍtica. >> el abogado criminalista dice que para que se considere asesinato tiene que haber intenciÓn y que los propios testigos de la fiscalÍa dijeron que la bala rebotÓ en el piso. >> el es responsable de disparar esa arma, pero no de asesinato

edition of the voyage manuscript the original is owned by yale university in the united states one jose garcia who is a phenomena just hopes his copy will be as authentic as possible some of the holes were repaired with thread and caught on thread and some of the holes were repaired with parchment thread this is very difficult to reproduce but there repairs some of them have lost the thread and the small of the small holes are made in the same place as the book. this is our plants that never existed in nature painted on the finest parchment old handiwork like this is a real treasure. the publishing house wants to sell the facsimile edition for some eight thousand euros a piece the print run is limited to eight hundred ninety eight and three hundred orders have already been placed. there it's possibly a treatise about a medicine pharmacy or maybe about chemistry. as about astrology and astronomy when the book when you touch the original it awakens so many emotions into questions you want to know who touched it who could have made something like this how many people were involved in any. of the

josÉ garcia zarate is accused of firing that weapon that killed her.the gun had been stolen from a car belonging to a federal ranger four days earlier. that i think raer is expected to testify. >>> a construction worker has died after being pinned beneath a large machine in marin county and that's according to our media partner the marin ij. sky 7 flew over fairfax after firefighters freed the man from beneath a skidloader yesterday morning. the 37-year-old victim was reportedly an employee at a nearby boy scout camp. officials say he was moving gravel when the road collapsed sending him down an embankment. his identity has not been released. >>> more than 800 solano county workers will go on strike. they're protesting unfair labor practices. i according to the workers union one example happened during the north bay wildfires, workers say preparation planes were completely inadequate and combined with understaffing at solano county departments it was impossible for them to assist needy residents. some county departments have up to 10% of their position

jose garcia cantera will be joining us, his first interview of the day.pening with the catalan story and the integration you go happening in the u.k. mortgage market -- integration? what is happening in the u.k. mortgage market? this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 43 minutes into the equity market sessions. most banks in europe having a tough morning. third-quarter net income may have fallen to 1.46 billion euros. one off reception costs which is merely focused around the absorption of the bank pilar. pretty --tution was , jose garcia cantera joins us for his first interview of the day, joining us from the company's headquarters in madrid. thank you for your time. when we saw the numbers 50 bloomberg this morning, there was a little consternation surrounding the one off, surrounding popular because it didn't seem to be reflected in the analyst estimates. how much visibility did you have on these charges? jose: we announced the restructuring cost of 1.3 billion pretax which is approximately over 900 million after-tax. 300 million infrastructure charge that we did in

josÉ inés garcÍa zÁrate está siendo acusado de haber matado a kate, que hace dos aÑos caminaba por un. el presidente lo crÍtico de las ciudades santuario, dice que la muerte de la joven podrÍa haber sido evitado si san francisco hubiese entregado a inmigraciÓn a sospechoso. pero el jurado no tendrÁ que decidir nada de esto, sino sÓlo responder a una pregunta: fue el disparo intencional? como dice la italia, o solo --la fiscalÍa, o solo un trÁgico accidente? la defensa dice que el acusado encontrÓ el alma envuelta en una camisa cerca del muelle. la fiscalÍa no disputa pero dice que su intenciÓn era disparar contra personas y que luego de herir mortalmente a la joven, garcÍa tirÓ el arma al agua y se dio a la fuga. ustedes creen que no fue un accidente? >> seguramente creemos que intentÓ tirar la pistola y por eso estamos aquÍ con esta caso. luis: en los prÓximos dÍas las dos partes presentarÁn sus testigos, entre ellos el padre de kate que estaba consulta cuando muriÓ. la disputa que el acusado fue quien disparÓ el arma que terminÓ con su vida. hoy le preguntamos a los abogados defenso

josÉ garcia zarate is accused of killing steinle.the gun was stolen from a car belonging to a ranger four days before. the ranger is expected to testify in the upcoming days. >>> when napa county evacuees can return home. yesterday the sheriffs lifted orders for dry creek road from oakville grade to the sonoma county line, all of wall road and the area near the 2700 block of atlas peak road northeast of napa. >>> more than 800 solano county workers will go on strike. according to the workers union one example happened during the north bay wildfires. workers say preparation plans were completely inadequate and combined with understaffing at solano county departments it was impossible for them to assist needy residents. some county departments have up to 10% of their positions unfilled. >>> new details this morning about a lawsuit to prevent the trump administration from ending health insurance subsidies. >> the judge hearing the case says he's unlikely to support the lawsuit. it was filed by 18 states including california. u.s. distri

prosecutors say that it shows jose garcia zarate walking away . several police officers took the stand including a member of the dive team recovered the weapon. another officered -- officer testified that he appeared to be a deer in the headlights after authorities tracked him down.>> evidence comes with every witness and everything is going as expected. these witnesses paint a real picture of the evidence in this case. we think that the physical evidence favors our position. no matter what these witnesses say, at the end of the day this was a ricochet. you know, that bullet hit a place where it was pointed. >> that is the defense arguing the shooting was an accident and the bullet first hit the ground and ricocheted and hit kate in the back. >>> shasta county sheriff have released information about the mysterious abduction of a woman in reading. >> she sent me a text asking if i was coming home for lunch. >> you heard the 911 call where her husband reported she was missing.>> i found her phone and there is hair in the headphones so i am freaking

and a figure .identified as jose garcia zarate seen here in an eariler court appearance scurries off pier.the defense attorney maintains that the weapon that killed steinle had been wrapped in rags when his client found it on the pier. he says garcia zarate didn't' know it was a gun and it went off when picked it up. bitea spokesman for the da's office says this case is being built brick by brick and they believe the jury will see the charge of murder is supported by the evidence presented to them. maureen kelly kron4 news. (steve) police are investigating an alleged rape at stanford university. it is the third sexual assault reported in less than a month. (pam) and it may represent part of a disturbing trend on college campuses across the country. kron-4's rob fladeboe takes a closer look at the numbers for three bay area universities .. the stanford university department of public safety confirms it is investigating the alleged rape reported just after midnight on monday. a spokesman said victim and suspect are known to each other. police have reportedly investigated at least three

los policÍas hablaron de la evidencia contratan josÉ garcia.nsulado de mÉxico. un hombre se encuentra detenido luego de desatar terror en ayuntamiento y departamento de policÍa de unione city. entrÓ el edificio enojado e hizo amenaza de bomba. los dos edificios fueron evacuados. no se encontrÓ dispositivo peligroso. las autoridades de santa clara arrestaron a un hombre luego de encontrar correspondencia robada en su vehÍculo. tenía mÁs de $180,000 en cheques y artÍculos robados. hay mÁs de 130 vÍctimas en la ciudad de san josÉ, saratoga y los gatos. un inmigrante que ha soÑado en poner su propio negocio recibiÓ un duro golpe y decepciÓncuando el banco, con que tiene varias cuentas, rechazÓ la petición de crÉdito por no ser residente del paÍs. flavio: este hombre quiere poner su propia compaÑÍa de servicio de remolque. accediÓ a hablar en cÁmara para que otros inmigrantes no pasen por lo mismo y estÉn bien informados. para empezar su propia microempresa de servicio de remolques, jeremÍas pidiÓ un prÉstamo personal. el banco denegÓ la petición. >

and a figure .identified as jose garcia zarate seen here in an eariler court appearance scurries offe defense attorney maintains that the weapon that killed steinle had been wrapped in rags when his client found it on the pier. he says garcia zarate didn't' know it was a gun and it went off when picked it up. bitea spokesman for the da's office says this case is being built brick by brick and they believe the jury will see the charge of murder is supported by the evidence presented to them. maureen kelly kron4 news. coming up next on the kron 4 morning news... the 49ers are joining forces with police unions to call for a safer america. we'll tell you more about the pledge being signed later this morning. plus ... a man is caught on camera stealing from a jewelry store. where it happened and if he was able to get away. and ... new video from our quadcopter four gives you an overhead view of the destruction caused by the northbay firestorm. the exclusive video is coming up. trusted battery for your son's favorite toy?t maybe not. maybe, you could trust he wouldn't leave the upstairs wa

jose garcia is accused of killing kate steinle in 2014. national attention because he is an undocumented immigrant with a criminal record. the gun used in the crime was stolen from a federal agents car. the defense team is likely to argue the shooting was an accident. the trial starts at 10:00 a.m. in san francisco city hall. excuse me. >>> today, washington lawmakers return with a goal in mind. >> they are facing a deadline with the budget. >> reporter: good morning. republicans wanted to get tax reform done by the end of the year. now, the president is pushing that deadline. he says he wants something on his desk by thanksgiving. congress is back this week with a thanksgiving deadline to overhaul how america pays taxes. something that hasn't been done in over 30 years. >> the goal is to get middle class taxes down, to get -- to prevent job exportation. >> reporter: step one, get the house to pass the senate budget that raises the deficit and paves the way for a $1.5 trillion tax cut. >> the economy is stuck in the same track over and ove

. >>> the trial continues for jose garcia zarate, the man charged with shooting and killing kate steinlee most riveting moment in court came when the prosecution played a digitally enhanced security video showing the moment kate steinle was shot. prosecutors say the video shows jose garcia zarate walking away after throwing a gun into the water nearby. several police officers took the stand. another officer testified that cowherd tuan was like a deer in the headlights when he was tracked down one hour after the shooting.>> evidence comes in with every witness and everything is going as expected. these witnesses paint a picture of the evidence in this case.>> we think fundamentally the physical evidence favors our position. no matter what any of these witnesses say, at the end of the day this is a ricochet and that bullet hit a place where it was pointed.>> that is the defense arguing the shooting was an accident and the bullet first hit the ground and then ricocheted and hit kate steinle officials are warning residents about fraudulent fema applications filed by identity thieves capitali

what i would like to point out is this, the case is not about whether or not jose garcia zarate stole the weapon from the suv. there is no evidence suggesting that. this case hinges on whether or not he intentionally pulled the trigger on pier 149 period. reporting live from san francisco, sam brock. >> good clarification. now sam will tweet updates on the case. it's expected to last several weeks. you with follow him the @sam nbc bay area.com. >>> case closed. the killing of a east bay musician. we learned the gun fired was aimed at someone else. we and jodi you also learned today that that killer can't be prosecuted. >> reporter: that's right. he can't be prosecuted because he is not alive. police say the man who opened fire outside the bar in 2015 died late last year during an unrelated police chase. >> we're at least satisfied that we have the right person. >> the fbi and oakland police say they have finally identified the man responsible for the deadly shooting of an east bay musician. 26-year-old emil owe a bass player was shot and killed after he packed up equipment after a sho

a few months before the shooting jose garcia zarate first identified by his alias..isco lopez sanchez.. had been released from custody from san francisco jail without anyone alerting the feds.but his immigration status was not mentioned by assistant district attorney diana garcia who started off her opening statements by showing the jury the murder weapon used in the killing of stienle.the ada said that garcia zarate pointed the gun at kate steinle's direction and pulled the trigger.altho ugth she admitted there was no eyewitness who saw him shoot steinle and there is no evidence that he was the one who stole the gun from a car belonging to a federal park ranger. she says witnesses who saw him hurrying away from the scene after the shotbehavior so different as others rushed in to help that they took pictures of him.she said that the guna sig sauer p239 had recently been inspected and not the kind of gun that goes off by accident. the defense attorney, in his opening statements told the jury that this gun is used as a backup weapon because it's meant to use by law enf

that could help the case of jose garcia zarate who claims that the 2015 shooting was accidental.e contends that he found the gun in a t-shirt and it went off when he picked it up. >>> the office conditions can be unpleasant and now there's a move to relocate workers at the hall of justice. they may go from bryant street into another building on rhode island street. anne makovec reports from the newsroom. >> reporter: unpleasant unsanitary downright dangerous conditions. today the board of supervisors is building on a new lease for a building on potrero hill and considering two properties in the south of market area all trying to move people out of the hall of justice. workers there have been been begging for it. the halls are dripping with rust, peeling paint and occasionally human waste from a leaky sewage system. it was built in 1958 and it houses the d.a.'s office, a jail with hundreds of inmates and criminal court. 30 years ago, the city was alerted to the fact that the building is unsafe and may crumble in an earthquake and possibly leaving prisoners trapped. >> earlier this

jose garcia zarate is accused of shooting and killing kate steinle on pier 14 in july of 2015. that case quickly became a national flash point because zarate is an undocumented immigrant who has been released from custody because of san francisco's sanctuary city policies. the gun used in the crime was also -- also belonged to a federal agent. zarate's defense team is likely to argue the shooting was an accident and zarate didn't steal the gun, but that he found it. the prosecution has the burden to prove zarate's conduct was reckless and directly led to steinle's death. whatever unfolds, emotions will be running high. >> there is going to be the victim's family that want justice. that are still reeling on, you know, how did this happen? >> the trial is set to begin at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow at the san francisco hall of justice. >>> president trump still not letting go of a fight with a florida congresswoman after she criticized his words of condolence to a military widow. this all happening as democrats and republicans prepare to focus on tax reform on capitol hill and possibly a

said that jose garcia zarata fired gun. >> whether he intended or not, we have charge of murder. that's what we believe the evidence will show. >> steinle with father and member of the family. no one saw him shoot the gun, prosecution argued he had with with him and fired in direction of steinle, bullet ricochetted and struck the 32-year-old in the back. seconds later he threw the gun in the bay. prosecution argued to get rid of the evidence while defense said he wanted the gun to stop firing. he was homeless, quickly walked away. found near the pier. police gathered gunshot residue to prove he was gunman. there's no evidence proving that he had stolen the gun, his attorney told the jury his client had picked up .40 handgun under the chair where he was sitting, under a cloth. didn't know he was handling a firearm when it went off. >> talking about a gun with history of accidental discharges. no safety on it. it's marketed that way. they make a model with safety, this is not the one. >> reporter: first on the stand was steinle's father, holding back tears describing the confusion

they walked stoically into the courtroom to hear the opening arguments for the trial of jose ines garcia zarate. >> it could be an accidental shooting. >> reporter: his lawyer said the client was handling a handgun he found wrapped in a t- shirt under a bench on the pier when it accidentally fired. >> he didn't know the object he touched had a gun in it and does not bear criminal responsibility. >> reporter: prosecutors said that jose ines garcia zarate was recklessly pointing the gun at people and it belong to a bureau of land management ranger who reported it stolen from his car a week before kate steinle was shot. >> he has a second grade education and obviously has some mental health issues. >> reporter: he had been deported five times and then landed in jail on marijuana charges that were dropped and he was released, despite a request from immigration officials to hold him and he is now charged with second-degree murder. the maximum sentence is 15 years to life in prison. the jury is made up of six men and women including three legal immigrants and the trial will last about one mont

and a figure .identified as jose garcia zarate seen here in an eariler court appearance scurries off the pier.the defense attorney maintains that the weapon that killed steinle had been wrapped in rags when his client found it on the pier. he says garcia zarate didn't' know it was a gun and it went off when picked it up. bitea spokesman for the da's office says this case is being built brick by brick and they believe the jury will see the charge of murder is supported by the evidence presented to them. maureen kelly kron4 news. a celebration was held for a santa rosa man killed in the north bay firestorm. kron4's j-r stone was there as friends and family remembered 40-year-old mike grabow (gray- bow). 40 year old mike grabow was remembered wednesday night. it's believed he was in bed when the tubbs fire tore through his santa rosa home near mark west springs road. tragically mike didn't make it out.he's just a really great person touched a lot of people probably the nicest man most genuine man i've ever met in my lifemike's friends spoke higly of him wednesday night. paul sheridan's

jurors started filling out questionnaires. 54-year-old jose garcia is accused of shooting and killinginle. he was deported five times before. he was released from jail prior to the shooting. >> san jose catholic priest convicted of tax evasion is expected to be sentenced today. he was supposed to last month, but it is continuing today. he is looking at five years behind bars for pocketing donations and reporting the wrong income. he ran the vietnamese catholic center for two decades. >>> the parking program has not changed much. today, transportation leaders will consider new limits. they are looking to overhaul the entire program. new limits could be added to numbers of permits issued. costs are also under review. right now, the annual parking fee is $128. >>> in less than a week, the new express lanes will open along 680. the lane starts in dublin on the northbound side. expect lanes will run from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. next monday and the toll changes based on traffic. you will need the fast track flex pass to make sure you don't get charged. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," pa

a woman at peer 14 when steinly was shot testified about seeing suspect jose garcia staring at people and laughing minutes before the gun fired. two other women described how they heard the gunshot from their hotel room and saw garcia walking away from the scene. defense attorney are not disputing he handled the gun that shot steinly. they say it went off in his hands when he picked it up. >>> now to north bay wildfires. in nap away county, sheriff has lifted all evacuation orders and road closures. >> in sonoma, all evacuees are expected to be able to return home by the end of the week. took quick action to help homeowners rebuild. >>> abc aimed at cutting through the red tape of rebuilding. saving residents as much money as possible. the counsel voted unanimously to waive all permit fees for demolition and temporary housing. they also gave the okay for homeowners to temporarily stay on their burnt properties during construction in a trailer or rv. residents can also build a sm l smaller home like an inlaw unit and live there while the house is being built. the goal everyone has is t

años después de la muerte de kate steinle, finalmente se sento en el banquillo de los acusados josé inés garcíae, el hombre hispano senalado como presunto responsable de los finalmente se sento en el banquillo de los acusados josé inés garcía zarate, el hombre hispano senalado como presunto responsable de los hechos y lo hizo frente a un jurado con representación inmigrante. el jurado, que fue seleccionado la semana pasada, est compuesto por seis hombres y seis mujeres, incluyendo tres inmigrantes en lo que parece querer garantizar un balance no solo de genero sino tambin de origen etnico. el acusado, de 54 aÑos de edad, enfrenta cargos criminales por dispararle a kate steinle el 1 de julio del 2015, mientras ella caminaba junto a su padre en las inmediaciones del muelle 14 aqui en san francisco. la parte acusatoria aseguro que el inmigrante indocumentado estaba plenamente consciente de lo que hacia mientras apuntaba y disparaba en contra de la joven de 32 anos de edad y por eso para ellos ahora lo mas importante es que se haga justicia. allex bastian/vocero de la oficina del fiscal de san fran

jose garcia zarate was arrested for shooting steinle as she walked on san francisco's pier 14. nse attorneys say the shooting was accidenttal. garcia zarate's arrest created a national controversy over san francisco's sanctuary city policies. garcia zarate -- an undocumented immigrant -- had been taken into custody ábefore the shooting on marijuana charges. when the charges were dropped... he was released. ( darya ) a 14-year-old boy is recovering after being injured while running from gunfire after getting off a bus in san francisco. it happened on tuesday morning near la salle and newcomb avenues in the city's bay view district. the gunman and the victim both got off the bus and that is when the shooter opened fire. the boy took off running and injured his ankle and suffered scratches to his head. he was taken to the hospital for his injuries. police believe the shooter was a 16-year-old boy. he has not yet been arrested. ( darya ) no criminal charges will be filed after a deadly officer inovled shooting in san francisco. that shooting led to the abrupt resignation last year o

today jurors found out how police captured their suspect....jose garcia zarate ((steve/vo))his arrest sparked a national debate about immigration and became part of now president trump's election campaign...because zarate had been deported five times before the shooting. ((vicki/dbl bx))kron 4's maureen kelly is live in san francisco...she was in the courtroom when the defense questioned how the defendant was taken into custody..maure en? (maureen)today most of the witnesses we heard from today were police officers from various stages in this investigation, as the prosecution tries to build this murder case, brick by brick.(take pkg)the first witness of the day was a crime scene techniction who collected evidence the night of july 1, 2015 after 32 year old kate steinle was fatally shot in the back while walking on pier 14 with her father and a family friend.he showed a picture of crime tape around swivel chairs on the pier where they believed the accused, seen here in an earlier court appearance was sitting when he allegedly fired the fatal shot. under cross examination the csi tech a

jose garcia faces a maximum sentence of 15 years to life in prison.is attorney claims that the shooting was accidental. >>> a tsa worker was sentenced today for smuggling cocaine through sfo. jeremy beckham received 18 months in federal prison. other tsa agents have been charged for turning a blind eye to drugs like coke, and meth. pleading guilty to receiving a bribe as a public official. he was a supervisor screener at sfo. >>> music legend fats domino has died. the pianist and singer sold 110 million records over his lifetime. he had more than 30 top 10 singles, including the catchy blueberry hill. ♪ i found my thrill on blueberry hill ♪ >> yeah that record sold 5 million copies alone. he was inducted into the rock 'n' roll hall of fame october 24, 1991. was proclaimed fats domino day in his native city of new orleans. fats domino died of natural causes in louisiana. he was 89 years old. >>> on the subject of records, we're not going to set many today. but the forecast, the forecast is going to sound like a broken record as we look toward the golde

jose garcia is on trial for the 2015 shooting death of 32-year-old kate steinle. she was shot while sitting with her father on pier 14. defense attorneys plan to argue that it was an accidental ricochet shooting while prosecutors will complain that he contemplated second degree murder because he aimed the gun at steinle. as for his undocumented status and san francisco's sanctuary city policy, those issues won't be discussed in court despite the fact that's what brought the case nationwide attention. >> this immigration about -- that nervous about his immigration status will not come before the jury. the judge instructed the attorneys to keep it out, it's not important to this, it's too emotional and will divert the jury to something they shouldn't be talking about. >> reporter: the jury was chosen among a pool of 1,000 people. the six men and women are said to reflect the diversity of san francisco, three immigrants, two tech workers and educational degrees ranging from high school da p diplomas to ph.d.s. >>> in livermore police shot a woman who they say drove a

comenzar por el testimonio de michelle, una turista y testigo del incidente que mostrÓ tres fotos de josÉ garcÍantÓ disparar la pistola y nosotros vamos a hacer todo lo que podamos para traer justicia a la familia. luz: el testimonio de esta testigo revela que garcÍa zÁrate estaba dando vueltas en una silla rodante en el muelle 14 mientras se reÍa el solo. de repente, la testigo escuchÓ un balazo. algo que la fiscalÍa espera que sea evidencia de la culpabilidad del sospechoso, quien estÁ siendo acusado de homicidio de segundo grado. una sentencia que tiene como resultado cadena perpetua. mientras tanto, la defensa de garcÍa zÁrate asegura que todo fue un accidente, ya que como lo demuestra esta animaciÓn el sospechoso encontrÓ el arma robada de un agente federal envuelta en una camisa y Ésta se disparÓ, la bala derrotó hiriendo stanley en la espalda. >> esto fue un accidente que iba a pasar. cualquier persona hubiese recogido esta pistola y causarlo antes. luz: el juez prohibiÓ que se tocara el tema de la in documentaciÓn. desde san francisco, despeÑa noticias univisiÓn 14. palmira: el dÍa de ho

jose garcia is on trial for the 2015 shooting death of 32-year-old kate steinle. she was shot while sitting with her father on pier 14. defense attorneys plan to argue that it was an accidental ricochet shooting while prosecutors will complain that he contemplated second degree murder because he aimed the gun at steinle. as for his undocumented status and san francisco's sanctuary city policy, those issues won't be discussed in court despite the fact that's what brought the case nationwide attention. >> this immigration about -- that nervous about his immigration status will not come before the jury. the judge instructed the attorneys to keep it out, it's not important to this, it's too emotional and will divert the jury to something they shouldn't be talking about. >> reporter: the jury was chosen among a pool of 1,000 people. the six men and women are said to reflect the diversity of san francisco, three immigrants, two tech workers and educational degrees ranging from high school da p diplomas to ph.d.s. >>> in livermore police shot a woman who they say drove a

the jury also heard from the officer who took suspect jose garcia into custody shortly after the deadly shooting. prosecutors say he intentionally fired toward san lee as she walked along with her father. the defense say it was a tragic accident. >> we don't think there's any big surprise here. we think fundamental they that the physical evidence favors our position. no matter what any of these witnesses say, i think at the end o of the day. this is a ricochet and, you know, that bullet, struck a place where it was point ited at. >> the defense attorney matt gonzalez hospital ruled out the possibility of collins zzarat on the defense if it had know -- two men a string of violent crimes. they've expected murder, home invasion robberies and sexual assaults it and under group at them. since -- now live the hot it hospital with more you days. >> a-- is the lead agency in this case. but as you can imagine three other police departments are looking for these men. police tell me what these me can -- do to -- and unexpecting upscale neighborhood. >> never seen anything like it. i have never sce

jose garcia zarate is charged with second-degree murder. prosecutors say he intentionally fired a gun at steinle two years ago while she was walking along the embarcadero with her dad. the jury last heard from the park ranger whose gun was used in the shooting. the defense said garcia zarate found it under a bench and accidentally fired it. if convicted, he could face 125 ye 15 years in life in prison. >>> last night, san jose police called in help to try to get it under control. abc 7 news reporter matt keller just spoke with a sergeant. he joins us live from the san jose police headquarters. matt? >> reporter: kristen, we learned this morning an officer was hit by a car during this operation and he was sent to the hospital with minor injuries. and i was just told by a police sergeant here at san jose pd that they're still looking for that driver, he's wanted for asau assault with a deadly weapon. sunday night was fast and furious on san jose streets. san jose police along with the chp, santa clara county sheriff's office and morgan hill p

.>> jose ines garcia zarate was accused of firing the gun in on a summer night. new details now from our reporter who has been in the court with the trial.>> reporter: kate steinle's parents heard testimony today from john evans who used diagrams and pinpointed jose ines garcia zarate's location on the pier when kate steinle was shot. the bullet ricocheted off the ground of the pier and hit www.ktvu.com 78 feet away. prosecutors believe that zarate pointed the gun's styling, but jerked and miss the target. >> i think they are struggling to make sense of physical evidence that shows a ricochet from a very far different -- distance. >> reporter: there was no evidence of a rapport t-shirt on the pier which counters the defense attorneys argument that as he was unwrapping the gun, it misfired. >> whatever it was wrapped in, it was thrown over the pier with the gun.>> reporter: another witness said that after the gunshot rang out, he saw the defendant toss an object into the water. >> why did he tossed the gun in the water? >> i think it is totally consistent with wha

she said she saw the suspect, jose garcia staring at people and laughing. just minutes before the shooting. two other women described how they heard the gunshot and saw garcia walk away from the scene. defense attorneys say the gun went off in garcia's hands when he picked it up. >>> president trump keeping the war with two republican senators alive today through, i bet you already guessed it, twitter. the gop grappling at the same time with what this infighting may mean for tax reform. louisiana in a zach is following that story now from washington. >> reporter: republican senator jeff flake has declared his independence of the trump administration. >> it rise today to say, enough. >> reporter: after an impassioned speech on the senate floor tuesday -- >> we must stop pretending that the deg investigation of politics and some in our economictive branch are normal. >> reporter: he is predicting today that more republicans may stand up to president trump. >> now, a lot of my colleagues have spoken out, and i think a lot more will. >> reporter: but in a serie

in day two of that trial a tourist testified about seeing suspect jose garcia zurate and steinle at pier 14 just would've the shooting. two other women took the stand saying they heard a gunshot and noticed everyone running toward steinle except for one person, the person who was walking away. and they identified him as garcia-zurate. >>> police arrest a man accused of stealing checks and mail from at least 130 homes. an officer tried to stop justin rucker early sunday morning in saratoga. he took off, driving through a residence yard. rucker eventually lost control and crashed into a curb. in his car the arresting officer found mail from saratoga, san jose, and los gatos. also credit cards and $80,000 in uncashed checks. investigators will contact all of the identified victims. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00 the naacp issuing a travel advisory against one airline. what both sides are saying tonight. >>> and a new fee is coming for some uber passengers which you need to know before ordering your next ride. >>> and here's a ride some bay area residents will never forget. a snake end

jose garcia zero ra tay is accused of killing kate steinle at pier 14 two ars ago. he's an undocumented immigra with a criminal record, and the focus toda the gun used to kill steinle. his attorney says garcia found it at the pier and didn't intend to shoot steinle. >> this ver well could be an accidental shootingonsistent with what he had said to the abc7 camera team that interviewed him. >> there's going to be a baseline question that the jury is going to answer, and that question is whether the defendant intended to fire that gun. >> the first witness was steinle's father, who was with her when she was shot. described the confusion while holdg his wounded daughter. >>> one man tonight is accused in a trail of violence. seven crime scenes in all with two people dead and two others wounded in lake county. abc7 news reporter lani rivera has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: lake county sheriff's deputs have this man, 61-year-old alan ashmore, custody on homicide charges. yellow tape closed off anchor village and keys boulevard in lake county. it's the sc

. >> reporter: prosecutors have charged the suspect, jose ines garcia-zarate , with second- degree murder and involuntary manslaughter. the jury will be asked to evaluate his intent. according to uc hastings law professor. >> did he intend to shoot the gun, pull the trigger? was it a matter of being reckless with the gun or was it an accident? that will be the focus of the case. >> reporter: the prosecutor showed the gun to the jury and said a ballistics expert will testify it can only be fired by pulling the trigger. she said kate steinle is dead because jose ines garcia-zarate pointed the gun at her and pulled the trigger. the defense attorney said the six-hour 40 caliber handgun accidentally went off and the fatal bullet ricocheted before hitting steinle. >> this bullet struck 78 feet away from kate steinle. we are talking about a gun with a history of accidental discharges. it does not have a safety. it's marketed that way. they make a model with a safety. this is not the one. >>> we now know the names of three people arrested by police in fremont in connection with a deadly weekend s

for hours jose ines garcia zarate sat kwieetly in court showing little reaction to the descriptions ofow kate steinle died. her mother closed her eyes and wiped away tears. jose ines garcia zarate faces second degree murder charges. the defense painted a case of an accidental weapon discharge. the prosecution contends he fired deliberately. >> he's like not interested in admitting he was there, but eventually he does and talks and tells them what happened. and what happened is an accident. >> today is about the stienle family. and the resolve they've shown throughout the entire process. we're going to do everything we can to give them justice. >>> a suspected hate crime in one of the most liberal cities in the bay area. it happened at the pacific center for human growth in berkeley. the lgbtq community said someone set their flag on fire. someone walking by was able to get a picture of the suspect. police ended up arresting a transient charging him with arson, committing a hate crime and battery. >>> south bay families allowed back in their homes tonight. the bear fire is now 85% con f

the prosecution on the other hand saying there was absolutely intent on the port of jose garcia karata to strike somebody. now i will say what happened right off the bat with the prosecution's opening statement symbolized the importance the weapon will play in this case. process as the grieve stricken family of kate steinle stroed into the court her mother and other supporters bracing themselves for the long week ag. this is what came out several hours later in ha bin full of documents, the weapon with the prosecutor showcased to the jury. >> when it's said and done there is a baseline question that the jury is going to answer. and that question is, whether the defendant intended to fire that gun. we have a charge against him of murder. >> reporter: the murder charge against karata is second droeg. meaning the prosecution plans to argue he meant the fire at one but he wasn't a great shot since is ricochetted 12 feet in front of karata before hitting steinle. >> this is conceding the biggest problem nef. >> the chief attorney for the public defender office argues a line of attack arguin

in day two of that trial a tourist testified about seeing suspect jose garcia zurate and steinle at pier 14 just would've the shooting. two other women took the stand saying they heard a gunshot and noticed everyone running toward steinle except for one person, the person who was walking away. and they identified him as garcia-zurate. >>> police arrest a man accused of stealing checks and mail from at least 130 homes. an officer tried to stop justin rucker early sunday morning in saratoga. he took off, driving through a residence yard. rucker eventually lost control and crashed into a curb. in his car the arresting officer found mail from saratoga, san jose, and los gatos. also credit cards and $80,000 in uncashed checks. investigators will contact all of the identified victims. >>> coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00 the naacp issuing a travel advisory against one airline. what both sides are saying tonight. >>> and a new fee is coming for some uber passengers which you need to know before ordering your next ride. >>> and here's a ride some bay area residents will never forget. a snake end

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jose garcia zero ra tay is accused of killing kate steinle at pier 14 two years ago.e's an undocumented immigrant with a criminal record, and the focus today, the gun used to kill steinle. his attorney says garcia found it at the pier and didn't intend to shoot steinle. >> this very well could be an accidental shooting consistent with what he had said to the abc7 camera team that interviewed him. >> there's going to be a baseline question that the jury is going to answer, and that question is whether the defendant intended to fire that gun. >> the first witness was steinle's father, who was with her when she was shot. he held back tears as he described the confusion while holding his wounded daughter. >>> one man tonight is accused in a trail of violence. seven crime scenes in all with two people dead and two others wounded in lake county. abc7 news reporter lani rivera has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: lake county sheriff's deputies have this man, 61-year-old alan ashmore, in custody on homicide charges. yellow tape closed off anchor village and keys

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jose garcia zarate was arrested for shooting steinle as she walked on san francisco's pier 14. defense attorneys say the shooting was accidental. the case has touched off a nationwide controversy over san francisco's sanctuary city policies. garcia zarate -- an undocumented immigrant -- had been arrested and deported numerous times before the shooting. the gun used in the killing was stolen from a car belonging to a bureau of land management ranger. ( terisa ) in the east bay... san ramon police are looking for a man who tried to lure a middle school girl into his car and exposed himself. police have just released the sketch of the man. police say two middle school students were walking on bollinger canyon road near blossom ridge lane when the man told a girl to come to his car. as she got closer to the car she saw that the man was exposing himself and he tried to grab her shirt. she ran away. the man is described as having a scar on his right cheek. he was in a dark gray 4-door sedan... possibly with a nevada license plate. ( terisa ) later this morning... a larkfield neighbor