jose martinez went to the mission in san francisco where some restaurants are hoping new legislation protects their bottom lines. >> reporter: marcos owned this african restaurant since 1997. he is among those restaurant owners concerned about a new law said to take effect july 1st that would prevent them from charging service fees. >> it is about clarity. we are charged left and right by the tablet, the tax, the processing fees. so many fees are coming and trying to be a better salary for our employees. >> reporter: so, he tells me he is paying close attention to the latest development in the legal back and forth. now a new piece of legislation will protect restaurant fees as long as they are presented to the customer. >> nobody is in the business of trying to cheat someone. they should know what they are paying for. that i totally support. i love that to be clear. every customer feels good and we will feel good. >> reporter: restaurants would continue to operate as they do by disclosing any extra fees on menus, websites or reservation notices. it is part of clarifying the junk fee

took that opportunity from her from our family of watching her franklin josÉ peÑa ramos y juan josÉ martÍnezueron arrestados luego de ser captados por cÁmaras de vigilancia, como los hombres que se vieron por Última vez con la menor luego de que esta fuera una tienda y saliera acompaÑada por ellos. horas despuÉs, la menor fue encontrada semidesnuda y muerta por estrangulamiento de acuerdo a los resultados preliminares del mÉdico forense, eso no se le desea a ninguna persona. >> a una nena de 12 aÑos que pesa como 95 £ que me la tengan que amarrar, dejar desnuda. >> de acuerdo a documentos oficiales de la fiscalÍa, los acusados permanecieron con la menor durante mÁs de dos horas. la ataron y despuÉs lanzaron su cuerpo debajo de un puente donde fue encontrado por vecinos del lugar. el servicio de inmigraciÓn informÓ que ambos detenidos originarios de venezuela, ingresaron al paÍs ilegalmente. martÍnez rangel ingresÓ el 14 de marzo de este aÑo. fue detenido por la patrulla fronteriza en el paso, texas y puesto en libertad franklin peÑa fue detenido el 28 de mayo de este aÑo. tambiÉn fue detenid

la reconstrucciÓn de los hechos realizadas por las autoridades, la noche del crimen, joan josÉ manuel martÍnezres caminaron hacia un puente que estÁ hacia un arroyo, allÍ habrÍan permanecido durante 3 horas, en ese lugar encontraron el cuerpo de la niÑa que fue estrangulada. >> fue una cena o♪ [mÚsica] ♪ >> [habla en inglÉs] reportera: fue una escena horrible, dijo las autoridades. fue arrestado por la patrulla fronteriza y luego puesto en libertad. franklin josÉ peÑa ramos tambiÉn entrÓ ilegalmente por el paso en mayo pasado y fue puesto en libertad con un grillete electrÓnico en el tobillo que luego Él mismo se quitÓ. las autoridades estÁn esperando los resultados de las pruebas forenses para determinar si la menor fue violada por los migrantes arrestados antes de ser asesinada. elian: gracias. una mujer trans fue acusada de asesinar a tiros a sus padres, declarÓ que no tiene remordimiento tras el crimen. vecinos dieron que la sospechosa se escondiÓ entre los arbustos y que un equipo de policÍa tuvo que negociar con ella para que se entregara. tambiÉn dijeron quecontaba con problemas con sus

our jose martinez caught up with one group in the mission district for their secret to success. >>> i'm here at the mission cultural center for latino arts, one of the places offering opportunities for young people impacted by crime and violence and now the d.a. says more help is on the way. juan is a 22-year-old benefiting from one of the many youth programs in san francisco. >> it's giving a lot of youth starting at age 16 which we know a lot of teens start to really rebel, go into gangs, stay in the streets, have like their really teen angsty stuff go on. >> reporter: she tells me this program has changed her life because she was able to find some guidance through this opportunity while going through personal issues that ended up forcing her to drop out of college. >> it's to get out of that cycle of continuation of the drugs, the violence, the gangs and to get off that crab bucket of negativity and sprout into something more and become stronger. that's what i really appreciate with these youth programs. >> reporter: the executive director of the center tells me bianca made it here t

segÚn la reconstrucciÓn de los hechos, la noche del crimen johan josÉ Ángel martÍnez y fran gil josÉible" dijo uno de los detectives. johann josÉ Ángel martÍnez cruzÓ la frontera a travÉs de el paso texas en marzo pasado y fue arrestado por la patrulla fronteriza y luego puesto en libertad. franklin josÉ peÑa ramos tambiÉn entrÓ ilegalmente por el paso en mayo pasado y fue puesto en libertad con un grillete electrÓnico en el tobillo que Él mismo se quitÓ. las autoridades esperan determinarse la menor fue violada por los arrestados antes de ser asesinada. elian: una mujer trans fue acusada de asesinar a sus padres. declarÓ que no tiene remordimientos tras cometer ese crimen. de vecinos dijeron que la sospechosa se escondiÓ entre los arbustos y que un equipo de policÍa tuvo que negociar con ella para que se entregara. tambiÉn dijeron que contaba con problemas con sus padres y esto por el cambio de sexo. en arkansas capturaron a un fugitivo buscado por mÚltiples delitos incluyendo el asesinato de dos personas.stacy drake fue detenido sin mayores problemas. tambiÉn enfrenta cargos en otr

. >> el segundo hombre acusado compadeciÓ hoy en una corte de houston, johann josÉ martÍnez de 22 aÑos10,000,000 y precisamente la misma fianza que el juez le impuso al coacusado, ambos son inmigrantes venezolanos y se vivieron dramÁticos momentos, nos cuenta lidia terraza. terminaron familiares de jocelyn, niÑa de 12 aÑos que fue asesinado y cuyo cuerpo semi desnudo fue hallado en houston, mÍrame a la cara gritÓ la abuela de la niÑa, en un juez lee dio una fianza, antes de que ella volviera a llamarlo asesino y se la llevaran de la corte. al momento de su arresto martÍnez Ángel tenÍa mordidas y rasguÑos en sus brazos y admitiÓ haber atado a pies y manos, haber lanzado su cuervo al agua y el otro acusado que se enfrentÓ un juez un dÍa antes y culpÓ a martÍnez Ángel de quitarle el pantalÓn y estrangularlo. continÚan llegando personas todos los dÍas, no sÓlo a dejardos personas adultas haciendo eso no merecen el perdÓn de dios, ambos hombres ingresaron hace menos de tres meses, confirma que estÁn vinculados en alguna pandilla de nuestro paÍs estatal. varios testigos ayudan a autoridades,

they spoke with our jose martinez. >> reporter: hernandez is the founder of lake and has been workingelessly with his team to get ready for the big day tomorrow. we met with him this friday to discuss the enhanced security measures. >> you can see here we have dated off the old part. >> the response is due to the violence near lake merritt. they started putting out these fences all around the park, and despite the concern, the festival is moving forward. >> 30-50 officers out here oma people come in here, bob -- bags will be searched. >> reporter: sheila jamison is the cofounder of lake that producing this festival, there haven't been any violent incident. >> this is the first year we are gating off late effects -- lake fest . 20,000 people last year with no gates, just roaming around. this year, we wanted to add gates to add crowd control. and even before the incident, that was already the plan. >> yet, she says since the shooting, at least five have pulled out. showing those security measures ahead of time. >> the community, they just want to know, what is your plan? do we feel safe

are jose martinez got a chance to talk with people who will be the face. of this year's parade. >>>this year. san francisco's pride, grand marshals are leading the charge and celebrating diversity and inclusion. >>>>people that look like me who identify like me are very rarely given the opportunity to business. celebrated. especially in the education. field. so i feel really honored and really privileged to be standing here. talking to you. >>>pleasure is 1 of those. she's a proud trans women. in the renewing drag artist who also served as a teacher at children's after school arts program. using her platform to advocate for representation through activities like dragged story our >>>>program is so special, not just because it gives space to kids. regardless of how they identify and tir familieh but it also gives teachers. that safe space to be themselves >>>sharing the honor of being a grand marshal is rebecca rove. the director of the sf lgbt. center. she's been marching since 2003. and believes that while pride is celebrated all year long this year holds a special significance

jose martinez heard from a county supervisor about what is next going forward. >> reporter: i am here at 2700 middle field road. take a look at that. the remains of what was supposed to be a beacon of hope for many residents looking for affordable housing now stand devastated. the building sit waited on a county owned vacant parcel was part of an extensive planning process aimed at providing, listen to this, new apartments. the community open space for those in need and supervisor shared his thoughts with me on this heartbreaking loss. >> our cost for a house is one of the highest at $2 million. so, we have a lot of people who are interested in having affordable housing. what this does is delays what could have happened a lot quicker. so, we are vigilant, we are going to make sure that we continue here in san mateo county to build the housing that we desperately need. >> reporter: the supervisor tells me for now it is all about understanding what exactly happened here. he is a committed to keep working on offering those opportunities for people in need of affordable housing. >>> thank

jose martinez explains. of controversy. the sf mt. to is proposing alternative designs for the senator. bike lane on valencia street. in that time businesses have banded together to plead for changes. along the street. >>and 20 businesses closed with los amigos being are latest to close down, right and so i guess the question becomes, is how many more businesses have to suffer. >>as a member of vamonos. a newly created coalition opposing the current bike lane setup, he says. the redesign should balance the needs of bikers and the local community. >>the problem is to hasn't reached out to our organization will be planning on meeting with them, right? but you know it's again. we always have to. you know, they're basically doing outreach 1 week before the actual hearing, which is next >>week, is now looking to get a side running by clean approved by the city's transportation board. two concepts are up for consideration. one design would force bikers to ride around restaurant bar quits, bringing them closer to traffic. the other design wo

jose martinez has more. >> reporter: he has owned this african restaurant in the mission since 1997. among those restaurant owners concerned about a law said to take effect on july 1st to prevent them from charging service fees >> it is all about making it clear. we are being charged so much, left and right, restaurant owners, by the tax, by the processing fees, so many fees coming in and doing a better salary for our employees. >> reporter: so he tells me he pays close attention to the latest development in this legal back and forth. now, legal regulation introduced will protect restaurant fees as long as they are presented clearly to the customer >> nobody is in the business of trying to cheat everyone. everyone should know exactly what they pay for. for that, i am supporting it. i love if it is clear we can do it. every customer will feel good >> this means restaurants will continue to operate as they currently do by exposing fees on websites or reservation notices, part of an effort to clarify state bill 478. known as the john fee ban that bans undisclosed fees from rental car de

took that opportunity from her from our family of watching her franklin, josÉ peÑa ramos y juan josÉ martÍnez>> fueron arrestados luego de ser captados por cÁmaras de vigilancia como los hombres que se vieron por Última vez con la menor, luego de que esta fuera una tienda y saliera acompaÑada por ellos. horas despuÉs la menor fue encontrada semidesnuda y muerta por estrangulamiento. de acuerdo a los resultados preliminares del mÉdico forense, eso no se le desea a ninguna persona. >> a una nena de 12 aÑos que pesa como 95 £ que me la tengan que amarrar, dejar desnuda. >> de acuerdo a documentos oficiales de la fiscalÍa, los acusados permanecieron con la menor durante mÁs de dos horas. la ataron y despuÉs lanzaron su cuerpo debajo de un puente donde fue encontrado por vecinos del lugar. el servicio de inmigraciÓn informÓ que ambos detenidos originarios de venezuela, ingresaron al paÍs ilegalmente. martÍnez rangel ingresÓ el 14 de marzo de este aÑo. fue detenido por la patrulla fronteriza en el paso, texas y puesto en libertad. franklin peÑa fue detenido el 28 de mayo de este aÑo. tambiÉn fue de

crossroads and the oakland lgbtq center are dedicated to assisting young people who do not have a home, jose martinez found out more about why those efforts can be so vital. you can see his report tonight at 5 here on kpi x you can also find more stories like this all month long on the special pride section of our website, kpx.com. and be sure to watch our pride. special hope, love pride. it airs at 10 a.m. am on sunday, june 30th that's on picks, plus as well as streaming on the cbs news >>app. >>well still ahead. it's not summer in the bay area without the start of stern grove. coming up, we meet 1 of the local artists who will be part >>of >>the 1st >>week >>of the season. (♪♪) i'm getting vaccinated with pfizer's pneumococcal pneumonia vaccine. so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. come on. i already got a pneumonia vaccine, but i'm asking about the added protection of prevnar 20®. if you're 19 or older with certain chronic conditions like asthma, diabetes, copd, or heart disease, or are 65 or older, you are at increased risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. prevnar 20® is approved

la fiscalÍa indicÓ que joan josÉ martÍnez rangel planeaba huir del paÍs y fue Él quien le quitÓ los pantalonesso de los documentos financieros falsificados en relaciÓn a los pagos a la actriz porno stormy daniels levantÓ parte de la orden de mordaza contra donald trump. dos dÍas antes del primer debate presidencial. el juez juan merchÁn le permite al ex presidente hablar pÚblicamente de los testigos, los miembros del jurado y el fiscal albert bragg, pero no puede dar ninguna informaciÓn personal sobre ellos y el ex mandatario insistiÓ esta tarde en que pronto darÁ a conocer a su compaÑero de fÓrmula. aquÍ le mostramos los siete candidatos que al momento el expresidente estarÍa considerando como candidatos a la vicepresidencia. el anuncio podrÍa ser incluso antes del debate del jueves, segÚn confirmaron cuatro fuentes a nbc news, esta semana, trump habÍa dicho que ya tiene el nombre, pero que no se lo va a revelar a nadie por ahora. y mientras trump y biden se preparan para su primer cara a cara, organizado por cnn, el ex vocero del comitÉ republicano tim miller, afirmÓ que trump estÁ preocupad

jose martinez introduces us to one local hero making a difference after overcoming her own struggles.> reporter: linda summers is a vibrant drag queen. >> hi, tara. how are you? >> reporter: when she was 20, she didn't have a home for almost three years, so she bounced shelter to shelter until she found comfort and help at the crossroads. >> i felt like there was not a lot of other queer folks around me and it was really hard to connect with the counselors there and i felt like i needed to go elsewhere to get support. >> reporter: linda's journey started because her family wasn't supportive, a story she hears all too often from lgbtq clients. today linda helps others as a counselor at the place that helped her when she needed it most. >> i really have to keep in mind that i get to be a beacon of help for them in that moment, that things will get better. >> reporter: that's why during pride linda is leading the way to get more people involved. she was the star of this year's we all belong block part h

are jose martinez introduces us to a local hero, making a difference after overcoming her own struggles. >>>>linda summers is a vibrant drag queen. hi, terra, how are you was 20. she didn't have a home for almost 3 years. so she balanced from shelter to shelter until she found comfort and helped at the crossroads. i feel like there was not a lot of other queer folks around me. and it was really hard to connect with the counselors there and i felt like i needed to go elsewhere, to get support. linda is a journey started because her family wasn't supportive. story she hears all too often from lgbtq clients today to helps others. as a counselor at the place that helped her when she needed it most. i really have to keep in mind that i get to be a big enough hope for them in that moment that things will get better. that's why they're in pride. linda is leading the way to get more. people involved. she was the star of this year's that we all belong block party, which drew almost 100 people to cobble gardens and soma on june 1st. that 68. of our population. are black and brown youth. we know t

jose martinez spoke to business owners who say they are being punished for something that's not their fault. >> reporter: it's been five years since abdul opened rainbow market and deli in the tenderloin. but he says they're about to start facing significant changes. >> we would love to get help instead of taking this route where this is going to affect our business. >> reporter: he's talking about new legislation under which businesses, like rainbow, will have to shut their doors from midnight to 5:00 a.m. or from 2:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. if they are regulated by the california department of alcohol beverage and control. >> it is unfair for us to be punished for a few bad actors here and there. it is something we wanted to get help on. >> reporter: the legislation was approved tuesday by the board of supervisors. according to the mayor's office, there will be a two-year pilot program targeting the high crime area of the tenderloin defined between o'farrell and mcallister and from polk to jones. the measure does not apply to restaurants, bars, or vent holes. but the association tells me

. >> our jose martinez is in the mission with why restaurants are hoping a new bill would protect their bottom line. >> reporter: marco has owned this restaurant in the mission since 1997. he's among those restaurant owners concerned about a new law set to take effect july 1st that would prevent them from charging service fees. >> it's all about being clear, clarity. we have been charged so much charge left and right, restaurant owners, by the tablet, by the tax, by the credit card processing fees, so much fees coming and also trying to do a better salary for our employees. >> reporter: so he tells me he's been paying close attention to the latest development in this legal back and forth. now a new piece of legislation introduced by state senator bill dodd will protect restaurant fees as long as they're presented clearly to the customer. >> nobody is in the business of trying to cheat anyone. anybody should know exactly what they pay for and that i'm totally supporting it. i love that to be very clear if we could do it, every customer which is good and we will feel good. >> reporter: th

are jose martinez talked with some legal vendors about the idea. >>here in the mission. were permanent street. vendors are reacting to new proposed legislation. to fight illegal street vending in san francisco. they tell me they finally feel hurt. by the >>city. a street vendor. of mission street in stone. 19. now is the president of the mission street vendors. association. is leading a movement that's gaining traction. excited like i said, i'm a month ago. there was only a few vendors. and no 1 recognized. anything. no vendors at all right now, everybody recognize this move. and we feel like we are part of the city. we feel like we are part the the community because we have a boys. says the shift is largely due to a change in the language used in new legislation. clarifying the association. role in representing permanent street vendors. these legislative changes are designed to combat illegal street vending. not just in the mission, but across there. francisco. feel like they give us a respect. recognized are you? centers got weiner represents. san francisco said senate

our jose martinez caught up with vendors for their reaction. >> and now as the president of the mission street vendors association, is leading a movement that is gaining traction. >> and he is very excited like several months ago, only a few vendors. no one has recognized anything and no vendors at all. right now, everybody will recognize this move. and we feel like we're a part of the city and a part of the community. >> reporter: the shift is largely due to the change in the language used in new legislation, clarifying the association's role in representing permanent street vendors. these legislative changes are designed to combat illegal streets, not just in the mission, but across san francisco. >> and we feel like they will give us the respect and they will recognize our job. >> reporter: the state senators represented san francisco's senate bill 925 would allow the police to issue citations to street vendors, selling commonly stolen goods without a permit. another change was introduced by the supervisor who says the warning process has not worked out. >> that's what we were doing,

amezola noticias telemundo marcarÍan la diferencia esos botones de pÁnico y en otras noticias joan josÉ martÍneznta una fianza de 10 millones de dÓlares y la misma acusaciÓn de homicidio capital que el otro acusado. >> en este crimen, el cuerpo semidesnudo de la menor de 12 aÑos fue hallado en un arroyo en houston. hoy hubo tensiÓn en la corte, donde tambiÉn estuvieron los familiares de la niÑa. la fiscalÍa no ha confirmado si hubo una agresiÓn sexual hasta no tener los resultados de las pruebas. y un juez federal en san diego, california, determiÓo que la patrulla fronteriza encarcelÓ injustificadamente a una niÑa de nueve aÑos ciudadana estadounidense y ordenÓ indemnizar a su familia con 1 millÓn y medio de dÓlares. hoy julia amparo tiene 14 aÑos y dice que esa experiencia fue su peor pesadilla. francisco fajardo tiene su testimonio. >> varias veces me lo llegaron a repetir que yo no era julia, que yo era melany. me lo repetÍan, me lo repetÍan a cada rato. han pasado cinco aÑos de lo que recuerda como la peor experiencia de su vida. no me dejaron ni hablar con mi mamÁ ni hacer ninguna llamada.

center are dedicated to assisting young people who do not have a home, jose martinez.about why those efforts it can be so vital. you can see his report tonight at 5:00 pm right here on kpx. 5 x, and you can also find more stories like this all month long on the special pride section of our website. and be sure to watch our pride special help love pride. at 10:00 am on sunday, june 30th. on our sister station 6 plus and streaming on cbs news app. that is it for the news at 9. thanks for joining us coming up. next is the drew barrymore show, but for more local headlines, including weather, you can find us over in our streaming service, cbs news bay area we'll see you there. an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. hey, i just got a text from my sister. voltaren, you remember rick, her neighbor? sure, he's the 76-year-old guy who still runs marathons, right? sadly, not anymore. wow

jose. martinez, 83, danville 84, hayward 72, peninsula 77, redwood city up to the northern peninsula 50s and 60s in san francisco and for the north bay 82, in santa rosa. right back here towards sonoma. 81 on the 7-day forecast in san francisco, go up to 74 on saturday, 68 on sunday, and right here for the inland valleys. oh yes, 151 tomorrow, officially, summer starts summer solstice and we'll get up to 98 on saturday. we should drop it down a few degrees as we head into sundays forecast. so temps right on cue. that's right, that's right. party back in the weather center tomorrow. 151 okay, we'll see you there. celebrate thanks, jeff. okay. coming up, ferrari getting into the ev game, the hefty price the company is asking for its that seemed to target advertisers. it all started on his platform zena, late last year. advertisers like apple, disney and sony had pulled their ads from the platform when they started appearing next to hate speech. in response, must lashed out at the advertiser, writing, quote, go f yourself. although he spelled it out today at the lions advertising festival in ca

will: we showed the mugshots of the two men, victor martinez, johan josÉ martinez and franklin piÑa.the other side? what they are saying, i remember the associated press didn't mention, or illegal immigrants, they didn't know of these issues. anyone who disagrees may not know this is happening but my suspicion is they would dismiss it as aberrations. there's criminals in every population. you can't use these crimes to paint an entire population of illegal immigrants. i assume that's what's going on in the minds of the associated press. >> we've seen groups talk about when you measure immigrant crime or migrant crime. no one is disagreeing there is crime and evil in this world where we allow it in or let it in is the problem. we won't get away with that, god gave us free will and there are always those challenges. our people, our citizens, why are we exporting of the migrants themselves and creating these risk factors when there is a way to reduce it. that's why we have to stop conflating immigration and security and public safety and national security and deal with immigration concer

jose martinez went to the mission in san francisco where some restaurants are hoping new legislationtects their bottom lines. >> reporter: marcos owned this african restaurant since 1997. he is among those restaurant owners concerned about a new law said to take effect july 1st that would prevent them from charging service fees. >> we have processing fees, so many fees coming in and trying to be a better salary for our employees. >> reporter: so, he tells me he is paying close attention to the latest development in the legal back and forth. now a new piece of legislation will protect restaurant fees as long as they are presented to the customer. >> nobody is in the business of trying to cheat someone. they should know what they are paying for. i love that to be clear. every customer feels good and we will feel good. >> reporter: restaurants would continue to operate as they do by disclosing any extra fees on menus, websites or reservation notices. it bans undisclosed fees from' ticket sellers for concerts and other events. the collision of restaurants created confusion. the californi

joan josÉ rangel martÍnez, de 21 aÑos, y franklin josÉ peÑa ramos, de 26, fueron arrestados en unos apartamentosenor fue hallado en un rÍo en houston este lunes. la aprehensiÓn fue. gracias al apoyo de la comunidad y la policÍa de houston. tambiÉn indicÓ que estÁn esperando los resultados para ver si yoselin fue agredida sexualmente por estos individuos. ahora le vamos a mostrar el dramÁtico rescate de una bebÉ de dos aÑos que se estaba ahogando en una piscina de su casa. cÁmaras de vigilancia captaron el caÓtico momento cuando la menor cae al agua, justo cuando su papÁ se distrajo vigilando a los otros niÑos, el mayor de los pequeÑos gritÓ del susto y fue ahÍ cuando ambos padres, que son mÉdicos, sacaron a la bebÉ que no respiraba y le dieron resucitaciÓn cardiopulmonar. una tÉcnica que cualquier persona puede usar en caso de emergencia y en caso de los bebÉs. nuestro colega rogelio mora-tagle investigÓ cÓmo hacerlo. >> le miras al pecho si el pecho no estÁ moviendo, no estÁ respirando. lo vamos a hacer con dos dedos y tÚ puedes empezar las compresiones. aquÍ, en el medio del pecho. asÍ >> la t

jose martinez is with some of the voters at manny's this evening. >> reporter: the presidential debates over but another debate is happening here at manny's in the mission. you can see democrats and republicans having a conversation about what they saw and how they feel after this debate. >> reporter: mixed emotion were present at manny's in the mission where dozens of people, both republicans and democrats gathered to watch the debate. >> i thought trump showed white house he is. which is a monster. he bragged about killing roe v. wade, he bragged about denying abortions to women, lied about joe biden wanting to abort kids after they were born which makes no sense at all. >> i heard it all before. there was nothing that i gleaned out of it that is worth hearing. i am sorry to see a lot of the stuff that is being said is really not true. not true. and, not, i do -- i know the facts and the facts that they are talking about, they are not true. both of them are mistaken. both of them, i can tell you that. >> reporter: earlier today we talked to bay area resident who's are fed up with the

later date and facing a charge of capital murder and other suspect is 22-year-old joe handout jose martinezked up in march and released with a notice to appear and facing a capital murder charge also. >> now we want justice system to do its job. if there was every a circumstance to not give someone bail, this is it. reporter: sunday night jocelyn smock out of her bedroom and not clear how she made contact with the two and they were tracked by surveillance cameras and they were followed all the way to the brinell where she was killed. her body found in a creek off the bayou and last time her mother saw her is when sensorineural sent her little girl to bed. >> i gave her a kiss and hug, biggest hug, and probably wouldn't have let go. reporter: harris county district attorney is now requesting a million bail for both defendants and magistrate has not yet set bond. edward. edward: mike, as a father, no words for this one. mike tobin in chicago. joining us now for more on all this, welcome national border patrol council vice president art cuello. your reaction to that horrible story? >> i'm angr

joan josÉ rangel martÍnez, de 22 aÑos, y franklin josÉ peÑa ramos, de 26.llado en un rÍo. aÚn se esperan los resultados de la autopsia para determinar si, ademÁs de ser estrangulÓ a la menor. tambiÉn fue agredida sexualmente en jalisco, mÉxico. un hombre le estÁ pidiendo asistencia a los cÁrteles del narcotrÁfico para que lo ayuden a localizar a su hijo. el joven de 18 aÑos desapareciÓ en abril y pese a los esfuerzos de su familia, no lo han podido encontrar. pÉrez tiene la sÚplica que hace este padre desesperado. >> hago un llamado a los lÍderes de los carteles. >> el video ya se ha reproducido millones de veces en todo el mundo e impactÓ a quienes ven al padre de familia pidiendo ayuda a los criminales para encontrar a su hijo. >> ustedes tienen la herramienta necesaria y los contactos para dar con Él. >> el estudiante de 18 aÑos desapareciÓ hace 69 dÍas en jalisco y hasta ahora nada se sabe de Él, por lo que su papÁ, presa de la desesperaciÓn y el dolor, decidiÓ recurrir a quienes siembran la violencia y el terror en este paÍs. >> yo sÉ que los jefes lÍd

. >> y ya nunca volvio a su hogar esta manana johan jose rangel martinez de 21 anos y franklin jose penaeron arrestados en estos apartamentos cerca de la escena del crimen y enfrentan cargos de asesinato capital por la muerte por estrangulacion de la menor. >> en una rueda de prensa la policia senalo que que camaras captaron cuando estos dos h hombres hablaron con jocelyn la noche del domingo y fueron j juntos a un 7-eleven. >> suspect in the victim walk together to a convenience store after a few minutes all three together walked to a bridge where ultimately jocelyn was cuerpo de josselyn en este a arroyo al norte de houston, mientras su madre apenas se percataba de su ausencia y la ubico en el arroyo por su t telefono. >> had a love por todos los >> bl(habla en ingles). >> policia hoy revelo que fue gracias a estas imagenes que dieron con los sujetos. >> cuando los detectives dieron a conocer las fotos de los d detectives eso nos de los s sospechosos eso eso nos apoyo porque apoyo porque hubo te testigos que los reconocieron. >> esos testigos se comunicaron con la policia y pudimos lo

pen yaps co-defendant, johan jose martinez will appear in court tomorrow, just two days before joceline'ss jocelyn's mother earlier. >> she was just -- she had such a bright future ahead of her. i now she was going to go very far. you know, these monsters took that opportunity from her from our family of watching her. >> the second illegal migrant from venezuela will appear in court at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. kayleigh? indicate. >> kayleigh: nate, thank you. >> we probably have 18 million -- we will have 20 million by the time we get this guy out of there on day one, i will seal the border, stop the invasion and send joe biden's illegal aliens the hell back home. day after day, week after week, joe biden is releasing illegal criminals into our communities to rape, pillage, plunder and to kill. >> kayleigh: you heard him there trump planning to seal the border on day one. we would like to hear what joe biden has to stay in response to trump's plans. he has been hiding away preparing for the cnn presidential debate where he will be tasked with the impossible job of defending these policies, jo

jose one year ago. >> abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has new details on how that fire started, and why it's justso long to rebuild. >> exactly a year and the property is still the same. residents of these townhomes in san jose are unable to move back home. >> sunday marked one year since a fire heavily damaged five units. it was on that night of june 23rd, 2023, when we spoke with elmer pimentel. >> there's times that we kind of want to give up in. life is like it's home. it might not be much, but it's home. >> the san jose fire department now says this was arson, though there are no arrests. a backyard security camera caught the moment a mattress pimentel and his wife had outside for the city to pick up lit up on fire. the couple owned their unit, a homeowners association oversees the townhome complex, and the couple says construction decisions have been slow going. >> i never thought, the process will take so long. >> the couple says. what's been very frustrating is the fact that they've had to deal with three different property managers this past year. i hope that, you know, they get the ball

border patrol and released with a notice to appear in court at a later date. 21 year old johan jose martinez crossed into el paso also picked up in march and released also with an order to appear in court. the two were picked up by police early thursday. >> now we want the justice system to do its job. if there was ever a circumstance where you do not give someone bail, this is it. >> the acting houston police chief says evidence is being examined to determine whether jocelyn was sexually assaulted it said only that the crime scene was horrible. >> harris: mike tobin, thank you. is now rodney scott retired border patrol chief and you served our nation and protected our border for nearly three decades. we are so grateful to you for that and for your leadership. i want to start with this idea of exactly what a got away is to the u.s. government. and what it means to have more than 2 million of them in this country right now. >> thank you for having me on here. we classified got aways and two ways and i will get to that but the main thing about the cutaways we do know a few things about them. w

the other suspect 22-year-old johann jose martinez croston to el paso also illegally.he was picked up in march also released with a notice to appear he's now facing a capital murder charge. >> we want justice system to do it's job. if there's ever a circumstance where you do not give someone bail this is it. >> sunday night jocelyn snuck out of her bedroom. it's not clear how she made contact with martinez but they were tracked bridge surveillance cameras say jocelyn was killed. her body was found in a creek off the bayou. last and johnson's mother saw her was when she sent her daughter to bed. >> i would have give her the biggest hug. biggest hug. i probably wouldn't have let go. >> reporter: harris county district attorney requesting million dollars bill for both defendants. back to you. >> gillian: mike tobin in chicago. that's been marked she's an former chief speech writer for george w. bush american enterprise institute senior fellow. we have washington post act washington post columnist. it's hard to keep track of the party. we have richard fowler host of the fo

suspects 2 #-year-old franklin pena and jose martinez.ce official says the venezuelan men crossed into the u.s. illegally at el paso. pena was apprehended in may. martinez was picked up by border patrol in march. both were released into the u.s. with a notice to appear in court and then arrested for jocelyn's murder on thursday. >> if there was ever a circumstance where do you not give someone bail, this is it. >> jocelyn snuck out of her bedroom sunday night. it's not clear how she made contacted with pena and martin yes, sir. they were tracked on surveillance video all the way to the bridge where jocelyn died. her body was found on monday. >> give her a big hug. a big hug. probably wouldn't let go. >> in queens, new york, christian inga-landi chased down by citizens. >> as he was running away we were trying to hold on to him. >> inga-landi ecuadorian caught in 2021 in eagle pass and released. if february of 2022 a judge ordered him deported. last week he raped a 13-year-old girl in new york: victorren martinez hernandez appeared in cour

jose, tasked with combating homelessness or risk environmental repercussions. tonight, the city passed a budget including a major change in priorities in hopes of seeing immediate change. abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez explains this important new roadmap despite a tough fiscal year, the san jose city council unanimously passed a multi-billion billion dollar budget. >> mayor matt mehan is calling it one of the most important votes of the year, the most significant and strategic investment in addressing unsheltered homelessness in the history of our city. roughly six months ago, the city was told to clear homeless encampments near its waterways or face hefty fines from the regional water quality control board as part of tonight's vote, the council also approved flexible city with measure e funds, funds from the property transfer tax were slated to be for affordable housing. some will now go to more immediate solutions. >> we have a pathway now to being in compliance with with our stormwater permit and the clean water act, but to do that, we have to follow through on the investments we've outlined in this budget over the next year, it's estimated 1200 people will be moved off the streets and into alter

thank you johan josÉ run help martinez. -- rangel. franklin josÉ pena ramos. will be updating you guys was images once the booking process is completed. >> martinez is 21 years old and pena ramos is 26 years old. [ speaking alternate language ] >> martha: okay another tragic murder in america. and this time it is a 12-year-old girl heartbreakingly you heard at the top of this, the houston-area said this child's mother has been waiting to see her body. she is not been able to because of this ongoing investigation and today the process can begin because they have indeed apprehended the two individuals who they believe or the colours in this case. a 12-year-old girl was confronted by these two individuals according to the report we heard and was taken to another area and then they were seen returning to their homes. their names are johan martinez and franklin josÉ pena ramos oath in their twenties we will continue to follow the story but the houston mayor calling out the police department in houston for the excellent detective work and utilizing social media and a

jose one year ago. >> abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has new details on how that fire started, and why it's justing so long to rebuild. >> exactly a year and the property is still the same. residents of these townhomes in san jose are unable to move back home. >> sunday marked one year since a fire heavily damaged five units. it was on that night of june 23rd, 2023, when we spoke with elmer pimentel. >> there's times that we kind of want to give up in. life is like it's home. it might not be much, but it's home. >> the san jose fire department now says this was arson, though there are no arrests. a backyard security camera caught the moment a mattress pimentel and his wife had outside for the city to pick up lit up on fire. the couple owned their unit, a homeowners association oversees the townhome complex, and the couple says construction decisions have been slow going. >> i never thought, the process will take so long. >> the couple says. what's been very frustrating is the fact that they've had to deal with three different property managers this past year. i hope that, you know, they get the

our jose martinez talked with people who will the face of this year's parade. >> reporter: this year'sncisco's pride grand marshals are leading the charge and celebrating diversity and inclusion. >> people that look like me who identify like me, are very rarely given the opportunity to be celebrated. and especially in the education field. so i feel really honored and really privileged to be standing here and talking to you. >> reporter: per shah is one of those. she's a proud trans woman and a renowned drug artist who also a teacher at a children's after-school arts program. advocating for representation through activities like drag story hour. >> our program is so special not just because it gives space to kids that regardless of how they identify and their families, but it also gives teachers the safe space to be themselves. >> reporter: sharing the honor of being grand marshal is rebecca rolf. the director of the sf lgbt center. she believes that while pride is celebrated all year long, this year holds a special significance. >> we talked about there's over 500 pieces of legislation

jose martinez found out more about why those efforts can be so vital and you can see his report tonighton kpix. you can also find more stories like this all month long on the special pride section of our website. kpix.com. and be sure to watch our pride special "hope love pride" it airs at 10:00 a.m. on sunday, june 30th over on sister station, that's pix+ and it will be streaming on the cbs news app. >>> expect a record-breaking number of travelers on the fourth of july week. i'll tell you how to avoid the worst traffic. >>> and the market is opened this morning. let's take a quick look on the big board right now. the dow is down slightly about 15 points. we'll be right back. >>> welcome back. time now for the money watch report: billions of dollars in pandemic relief credits may be sparking a wave of potential denials. as the irs warns that most claims could be improper. after reviewing 1 million claims for the employee retention credit, a program designed to help businesses retain workers during the pandemic shutdown, the irs anticipates denying tens of thousands of those claims in t

prosecutor say johan jose martinez rangel -- evidence that all the old jocelyn fought back against hime mark on his arm and scratch marks on his arms and his asthma he did say that he did die her up and that is adjusted that they throw her in the bayou to get rid of any dna. >> charles, both migrants now have a 10 million-dollar ba bail, the judge called pena's flight was, that the migrant who appeared in court yesterday franklin pain you got the rest for him leaving the country was economical while prosecutors found digital evidence showing martinez rangel's plans. >> the big difference was that we have gotten into martinez rangel's phone. and found evidence that he was searching for ways believe the country wants his image was released to the media. >> investigators are now looking in to the possibility that either of these migrants have gang affiliations. meanwhile jocelyn's funeral is set for thursday afte afternoon. charles? >> charles: nate foy, thank you. one of the murder suspect reportedly removing his ankle monitor two days after the victim was found, shouldn't i have sent of

our jose martinez spoke with an organization in oakland working for solutions amidst the sorrow. >> reporterated her career to fighting gun violence as the director of development and communications for youth and life in oakland. >> we're working on it. we're healing people. we're preventing violence and we're saving hundreds or thousands of lives every year. >> reporter: this mission feels even more urgent today. almost a week after a violent outbreak during juneteenth celebrations in oakland. according to oakland pd, 14 people were shot one person suffered an injury not related to a gunshot, and several officers were assaulted after a side show broke out into fights and then gunfire during the juneteenth celebration in the 400 block of grand avenue last wednesday. >> we were sad and we're upset. this is our city. juneteenth is an importance holiday. this should be a time of junelation and it was a time where people were scattering. we do what we do in any situation. there were some of our folks from some of the violence interruptors out just like being part of the celebration that were try

jose. >> lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> yeah, that is a great part of it.ell a visit to a water park might be on some to do list this weekend. >> abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with your 24 hour accuweather forecast. >> sandhya. yeah, and if you are going to be going, i just want to let you know dan and umma, that temperatures will be falling this weekend. >> take a look at the highs today. got up into the low to mid 90s inland. it was a hot one away from the coast. coast 59 in half moon bay, temperatures are falling 13 degrees cooler in livermore and concord right now compared to just 24 hours ago. you can pretty much see why fog is shrouding the golden gate bridge, and that's how you're going to start off the morning in some areas. fog and drizzle. temperatures in the 50s by noontime. sunny for most areas, gusty and cooler compared to today by 4:00 in the afternoon and we are looking at the return of fog at 7 p.m. now. temperatures are dialing back this weekend, but we are going to see a major warm up next week. i'll be back with those

they've been arrested, as you mentioned, the name of these two individuals are johanne jose martinez rampell and franklin and pena. >> they are charged with capital murder now, they are from venezuela. these are two venezuelan nationals we have reached out to ice this morning. we have not heard back, but according to the associated press, the two men entered the u.s. in march and they were released into the united states pending immigration proceeding. pleadings. >> again, we're hoping to learn more from ice when we hear back from them that we are trying to reach out to the attorneys of these two men, and we have not been successful, but kate, back to this 12-year-old girl who was tragically killed. her funeral services are scheduled for tomorrow king's circumstances surrounded all or just absolutely horrible. >> rosa, thank you so much. sarah. >> all right wikileaks founder julian assange released from jail. >> and this morning arriving home after more than a decade and legal limbo for for his role in publishing classified information from the war in iraq and afghanistan. we have ne

jose. a mountain lion has been spotted. not one, but two different neighborhoods on back to back days. >> a park ranger tells us they believe it's the same one. abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinezs hearing from neighbors about this big cat, mountain lion, or maybe more than one is roaming san jose streets and parks. >> on thursday afternoon, the city of san jose said a mountain lion was spotted near kelly park. >> i'm shocked. >> i'm a little bit shocked and now i'm like, so glad that i keep these guys on a leash because i really wouldn't know what to do. i have no coat to make myself bigger. >> the news comes less than 24 hours after san jose police said they responded to several sightings around l.a. drive and war admiral way in south san jose. a resident shared these photos with us, but the city has not confirmed this is the cat they're looking for. police say callers reported seeing the mountain lion walking into yards. what do you think? hearing that there was a mountain lion sighting? >> well, it's kind of scary. >> we posed the question, what should you do if you see one? >> gosh, i don't know. run. >> maybe we went over the do's and don'ts. if you see one, we make big.

jose. a mountain lion has been spotted. not one, but two different neighborhoods on back to back days. >> a park ranger tells us they believe it's the same one. abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinez is hearing from neighbors about this big cat, mountain lion, or maybe more than one is roaming san jose streets and parks. >> on thursday afternoon, the city of san jose said a mountain lion was spotted near kelly park. >> i'm shocked. >> i'm a little bit shocked and now i'm like, so glad that i keep these guys on a leash because i really wouldn't know what to do. i have no coat to make myself bigger. >> the news comes less than 24 hours after san jose police said they responded to several sightings around l.a. drive and war admiral way in south san jose. a resident shared these photos with us, but the city has not confirmed this is the cat they're looking for. police say callers reported seeing the mountain lion walking into yards. what do you think? hearing that there was a mountain lion sighting? >> well, it's kind of scary. >> we posed the question, what should you do if you see one? >> gosh, i don't know. run. >> maybe we went over the do's and don'ts. if you see one, we make big

jose, tasked with combating homelessness or risk environmental repercussions. tonight, the city passed a budget including a major change in priorities in hopes of seeing immediate change. abc seven news south bay reporter lauren martinezxplains this important new roadmap despite a tough fiscal year, the san jose city council unanimously passed a multi-billion billion dollar budget. >> mayor matt mehan is calling it one of the most important votes of the year, the most significant and strategic investment in addressing unsheltered homelessness in the history of our city. roughly six months ago, the city was told to clear homeless encampments near its waterways or face hefty fines from the regional water quality control board as part of tonight's vote, the council also approved flexible city with measure e funds, funds from the property transfer tax were slated to be for affordable housing. some will now go to more immediate solutions. >> we have a pathway now to being in compliance with with our stormwater permit and the clean water act, but to do that, we have to follow through on the investments we've outlined in this budget over the next year, it's estimated 1200 people will be moved off the streets and into alterna

jose. lauren martinez abc seven news. >> this is a story we've been following since this weekend. the wild side show that took over the embarcadero in san francisco. spinning donuts as another car burned in the middle of the street. as you're seeing there, some people even got up on the car and started dancing on it. this one of three sideshows in the city. early sunday morning, police haven't made any arrests, but seized some cars during tonight's police commission meeting. the chief provided some details into the dangerous situation that his officers encountered. >> they were assaulted with bottles, rocks and other objects, including explosives and lasers were pointed at them just for the public. lasers are extremely dangerous. that can actually cause permanent eye damage, so it was a pretty dangerous situation. also, by this time, the fire department responded to put out the car fire and were trapped in the middle of the chaos. actually, they had trouble getting in because of the crowds. >> the chief says just about every officer on duty at the time had to respond to the sidesh

jose. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> some emotional moments were caught on camera when a drag queen story hour at a south bay bookstore received a bomb threat . management of books, inc, in campbell received the threat by email yesterday. s.v. pride, the bookstore and campbell police made the quick call to not take any chances. we don't have anything tangible to be like, yeah, it's 100% fine. >> so it's your safety is more important than me reading a story. >> this time the threat was found to be not credible. the event and location have been a target before. two years ago, protesters went to the store story time and stood outside of the store heckling the host. this will not stop the organizers, though. sf pride says rsv pride rather says this was just one of the many events in it's proud to host leading up to the silicon valley pride festivities in august, the city's police chief said today that his department will be at full deployment all weekend long. here in san francisco. he's urging everyone attending the parade or weekend events to be vigilant and keep an eye on their wallets, pu