palmira: en el muelle 14 se ha colocado un altar improvisado en memoria de kate estÁ muy. -- stanley.lteco hablÓ con nosotros se identificÓ como josÉ no dijo que el veredicto es una cuestiÓn que no debe de tomarse como para juzgar a todos los emigrantes. >> pudo ser un accidente pero el no representa a todos los inmigrantes. aquÍ vinimos a luchar. marÍa: otro inmigrante que pasÓ por aquÍ mÁs temprano nos dijo que consideraba que el veredicto de no culpabilidad de garcÍa zÁrate, lo consideraba injusto y se sentÍa mucho el dolor de la familia.- la familia de que stanley hablÓ con san francisco y dijo sentirse muy tristes y sorprendidos por el resultado del veredicto que garcÍa zÁrate no fue acusado de homicidio. ramÓn: muchos se preguntan si el homicidio de kate stanley quedÓ impune. la vÍctima era originaria de pleasanton se graduÓ de california, era residente de san francisco en la misma donde un disparo le arrebatÓ la vida mi otra caminaba con su padre en el muelle 14 de julio de 2015. luego del mortal incidente su familia interpuso una demanda contra la ciudad y el ex alguacil,. cul

marÍa antonieta: la familia de kate stanley decidiÓ no existir cuando se leyÓ el veredicto.estÁn enojados pero si dolidos. >> en este mensaje antiinmigrantes cederle y abrir: " otra razÓn por la que necesitamos un mundo mejor ahora". Éstas informaciones fueron colocadas por el grupo supremacistas blanco identity europe. cree que no es justo que se juzgue a todos los inmigrantes por las acciones de uno solo. no representa todos los inmigrantes. nosotros no somos delincuentes.aquÍ venimos a luchar y a superarnos. >> la familia de la vÍctima que muriÓ en los brazos de su padre los 1015 no quiso asistir ayer cuando se dio a conocer el veredicto pero le dijo el periÓdico san francisco crÓnicoque se sienten tristes y frustrados que le miranda 100 aÑos de cÁrcel al inmigrante indocumentado no pueda recibo alto. una inmigrante mexicana dijo no estar de acuerdo con el veredicto. >>deberÍa de haber justicia porque mucho dolor para la familia. tiene mucho dolor y tenÍasolamente a divertirse turÍsticamente. >> garcÍa zÁrate fue declarado culpable por estar en posesiÓn de un arma. >> cua

it was put up on friday by a white supremacist group after the man charged with killing kate stanleyafter a request by the family to have it removed the city took it down. the city says typically it removes memorials within 10 days of the victim's funeral.>>> the berkeley college republicans plan to hold a candlelight vigil in honor of kate stanley on thursday at the plaza. >>> lawmakers will hold several hearings examining the response to the deadly wildfires this year. some north bay families complaint they received little to no warning before evacuating. a joint legislative committee will look at the effectiveness of public warning systems. a southern california lawmaker who called for the hearing is concerned about what many consider the patchwork of locally operated alert systems that include outdoor warning sirens, radio alerts and cell phone alerts. >>> yesterday two people were hurt in a house fire including a firefighter. fire crews were called to a home on san pablo road yesterday afternoon. they found the backside of the house engulfed in flames with heavy smoke. it was to

leyes migratorias y porte de armas contra josÉ garcÍa zÁrate, quien fue absuelto en la muerte de kate stanleyrcÍa de asesinar a la mujer y que fue un accidente. autoridades mexicanas detuvieron 150 inmigrantes que eran transportados en un camiÓn de carga en condiciones infrahumanas. venÍan de guatemala, el salvador, honduras y ecuador. entre ellos habÍa menores de edad. alejandro nos cuenta la situaciÓn actual. alejandro: 153 migrantes centroamericanos fueron detenidos en tabasco, cuando viajaban en el interior de la caja de este trÁiler en su intento por llegar a estados unidos. en el interior del vehÍculo habÍan 49 menores. >> esto es una muestra de cÓmo los migrantes han tenido que optar por medidas mÁs peligrosas para poder transitar libremente. alejandro: agentes federales le dieron al alto al trÁiler que no tenÍa logotipo. descubrieron a los inmigrantes que viajaban sin ventilaciÓn. los operativos federales han hecho que las personas tengan alternativas para cruzar de esta manera. >> han subido su nivel de vigilancia. es algo que nosotros nos enfrentamos a eso. alejandro: alexander gonz

noches un jurado encontrÓ no culpable de asesinato a un dirigente mexicano que matÓ a la joven kate stanleyde san francisco. josÉ garcÍa zÁrate dijo que no disparÓ mortalmente contra ella pero el arma se disparÓ accidentalmente. el caso reavivÓ un debate sobre la campaÑa presidencial debido que zÁrate habÍa sido deportado durante cinco ocasiones y habÍa regresado al paÍs sin documentos. galo arellano nos amplÍa. galo: el que para el presidente del trump se convirtiÓ en el ejemplo de lo peligroso que podrÍa llegaras a los indocumentados en la naciÓn es inocente. sus abogados tienen un mensaje muy claro para que se apresuraron a condenarlo. >> queremos estar en contra del odio de la campaÑa del presidente trump antiinmigrante.esa declaraciÓn que no es culpable es una decisiÓn yendo implica mÁs que justicia para la comunidad inmigrante. galo: ya no tiene que rendir cuentas mÁs porque oficialmente el jurado ha reconocido de acuerdo a laevidenciar que se presentan consta que el arma que zÁrate tuvo en posesiÓn aquel dÍa se disparÓ accidentalmente. stanley estuvo en el lugar equivocado a la hora

terminÓ con la decisiÓn del jurado en san francisco, de declararlo no culpable por el asesinato de kate stanley inmigrantes creen que podrÍa haber consecuencias negativas para la comunidad. >> definitivamente estamos viendo casos como estos que se estÁn usando como casos de distracciÓn. el caso primario es inmigraciÓn y la policÍa estÁ colaborando y criminalizando nuestras comunidades. marÍa antonieta: a garcía zÁrate, respondiÓ de inmediato con cargos federales en su contra, de inmigraciÓn y por posesiÓn de un arma. >> aquÍ se puede interpretar que el inmigrante no va a recibir beneficios. marÍa: organizaciones creen que se debe seguir luchando para encontrar una soluciÓn. >> tienen pilares ddentro del tema polÍtico. ahora estÁn avanzando para lo del dream act. >> obviamente, el veredicto ayuda, pero tristemente no creo que sea la primaria. va a mover o detener daca o tps. marÍa antonieta: el fiscal del distrito de san francisco no cree que el veredicto deberÍa afectar a todos los inmigrantes. >> la mayorÍa de la comunidad inmigrante no son criminales. vienen a trabajar muy duro aquÍ, y nos du

federales en contra de josÉ garcÍa zÁrate, el inmigrante indocumentado absuelto por la muerte de kate stanleyde un jurado de california contra garcÍa zÁrate y lo declarÓ inocente de homicidio y agresiÓn con arma de fuego. veamos lo que escribiÓ el mandatario travÉs de su cuenta de twitter. javier: el asesino entro, regresÓ varias veces por la dÉbil frontera protegida por obama, siempre protegido crÍmenes y siendo violento. sin embargo, esta informaciÓn no se usÓ en los tribunales. su exoneraciÓn es una completa parodia de justicia. construyamos la pared. carolina: una vez mÁs, tambiÉn se comunicÓ a travÉs de twitter diciendo que el jurado no se le dijo que el asesino de kate era un delincuente en siete ocasiones. son tan dÉbiles en el crimen que pagarÁn un gran precio en las elecciones de 2018 y 2020. javier: bueno, para entender claramente lo que significarÍa que el departamento de justicia presenta cargos federales contra josÉ garcÍa, pese a su inocencia, contactamos a su abogado francisco ugarte. abogado, buenas tardes y gracias por estar con nosotros. cuÉntanos acerca de esta decisiÓn. fr

new charges filed against the man who was found not guilty of several charges in the killing of kate stanley the things that matter most happen one morning and one cup at a time. ♪ ♪ >>> in southern california the thomas fire has already destroyed thousands of acres and officials here say this could be a multi-day event. i will tell you more in just a minute. >>> oakland city workers getting ready to strike for a second day, disrupting city services. the actions the city leaders and union representatives are taking today to try to end it. >>> good morning and thank you for joining us on this wednesday morning december 6. >> three wildfires are burning now in southern california that continues to be our top story. we are talking about the wind down there . the santa and to wind. southern california is known for them. making things worse for the firefighting. the thomas fire is the biggest and has already burned at least 78 miles in ventura county. hundreds of homes may have already burned. yesterday that fire burned into the city of ventura. steve paulson was just telling us it has jumped 101

we begin with breaking news and that kate stanley murder.ce now saying at both support this before or california jury failed to convict him on charges. good evening, i melissa francis into an for martha maccallum. you saw the verdict arrive here on the story last night. a seven-time felon and illegal

. >> tucker: we've had a data process the details that have emerged, but the acquittal of kate stanley's killer in san francisco is more inexplicable. jose ines garcia zarate shot steinle. the shooting had no justification at all. she was walking with her father. nevertheless, the man who did it was convicted only of illegal gun possession. the only reason it happened in the first place was because san francisco, like many other cities is a sanctuary for people who are here illegally. what is the trump administration's response to all of this? i feel duty bound to ask you one question about the charges that are filed against general flynn. you recuse yourself from the investigation, but you were part of the transition team during which time he was working. he hasn't been charged related to that, but it's striking. my simple question, did anyone know that he was taking money from a foreign government? >> attorney general sessions: this is part of the special counsel's investigation and i don't think it's appropriate for me to comment on that now. we'll just have to see how those cases go.

. >>> this morning in the bay area there is a memorial with candles and pictures of kate stanley at pier 14 in san francisco. a jury acquitted tran eight yesterday on all charges except for being a felon in possession of a firearm. the acquittal has sparked anger across the nation including a series of tweets from president trump. steinle's father has said the family is shocked and saddened. the us justice department says it is considering federal charges against him and will deport him when the sentencing phase of the case is over. >>> we are in a steady weather pattern, it has been mostly fair and a little cold. let's bring in rosemary orozco. >> we are remaining in this pattern where it is a chilly start followed by mild afternoons. into the weekend things change a little bit. we were hoping for a bit of rain and now we could squeeze out showers. currently outside temperatures are rebounding. it is a beautiful start and we are partly cloudy mostly clear. as we get into tomorrow and sunday temperatures are cooling- off and they could be coming down slightly today. tomorrow with the clo

we begin with breaking news and that kate stanley murder. the department of justice now saying at both support this before or california jury failed to convict him on charges. good evening, i melissa francis into an for martha maccallum. you saw the verdict arrive here on the story last night. a seven-time felon and illegal immigrant acquitted in the murder of 32-year-old kate steinle. they found him guilty of being a felon in possession of a firearm. the decision sending shock waves the country as jose ines garcia zarate could technically be released from prison soon. the news prompting the trump administration to make sure justice is served. >> we're looking at pursuing federal charges in this case and i think it's important to reassure everyone who is concerned about this that we will prosecute this the fullest extent available on the law. >> melissa: that's exactly what they did just hours ago. trace gallagher is live on our west coast newsroom with a breaking story. trace? >> when he was sentenced on september 14th, the man who fired jo

where kate stanley was killed and exonerated, and many other aspects of empty prisons during the timeet people back onto the streets, because we have false notions of sanctuary cities that do not exist in america, because we have laws. i want to make one point about the situation with russia, a comment that this guy made. it is ridiculous. donald trump is ready to deal with russia. in fact, he initiated policies that were don pro- russian, and that democrats are silent. this is a guy that will help america in any aspect, but it will a pro american policy. >> katie: they do acknowledge russia and china are adversaries trying to redo the world order, and they do admit, marie, the russians did have some influence in terms of propaganda in the election. >> marie: that is what is interesting. the written document is fairly conventional. it talks about china, russia as growing powers. i was disappointed that talk about human rights as it is in a bipartisan way plays a leadership. for me, this written document, which i think is not that bad will only hold up and be as good until the first tw

decision to acquit an illegal alien who was deported five times from this country and then murdered kate stanleya juror is now defending the verdict, and he is here to tell his story of why. it is a "story" exclusive in the steinle exclusive next. >> seven-time convicted felon, knowing all this, what they do, they released him back in the street and now a young lady is dead. eliquis had both and that turned around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in rare cases fatal bleeding don't take eliquis if you have an artificial heart valve or abnormal bleeding. if you had a spinal injection while on eliquis call your doctor right away if you have tingling, numbness, or muscle weakness. while taking eliquis, you may bruise more easily... and it may take longer than usual for bleeding to stop. seek immediate medical care for sudden signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. eliquis may increase your bleeding risk if you take certain medicines. tell your doctor about all planned medical or dental procedures. both made eliquis right for me. ask you

. >>> we are continuing coverage of the kate stanley case. coming up at 8:00, what the justice department might do now that jose ines garcia zarate was acquitted in the killing. >>> the countdown is on. a number of tree lighting ceremonies will happen this week and. we will show you how some cities are celebrating christmas even without a tree. >>> good morning. we have some slowing out to there but things are getting good. highway 24 is one example of traffic that is clearing up. >>> i am tracking a minor cooldown for the bay area weekend with a slight possibility of sprinkles. i will detail all of this coming up. ♪ ♪ think of your fellow man, ♪ lend him a helping hand, ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ you'll see it's getting late, oh please don't hesitate...♪ ♪ put a little love in your heart.♪ ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart... ♪ in your heart. (vo) going on now, our subaru share the love event will have donated over one hundred fifteen million dollars to those in need. >>> is 7:40. it is the first day of decembe

outrage this morning after a san francisco jury finds the illegal immigrants who shot and killed kate stanleyilty of murder. he have already been deported five times he have multiple felony convictions the president has been tweeting about this this morning expressing his anger. he said this is morning the kate steinle killer came back and back over the weekly protected border. this info was not used in court. his exoneration is a complete travesty of justice. the latest on the verdict coming up this morning. matt lauer searching for his payday the staggering amount he still hopes to get from nbc. in the wake of the sexual harassment scandal. his lawyers are working on that. taylor swift looking to increase her reputation. we spoke with several hall of famer's about the new nfl experience that has taken fans right into the game. all the stories coming up this morning. good to see you. if you sit back and wait and see what the republicans do to raise taxes a couple of years later. we knew that they have personal issue here. how much is this personal. unfortunately we are getting a lot of rumor

outrage boiling over kate stanley's killer as he's acquitted of murder.k completely ignore the coverage? we've been debating it for weeks? which is better, real or fake news -- i mean real or fake christmas trees. so passionate he wrote an op-ed about it. really? that came to. train for a quick headlines. jared kushner expressed in a separate and palestinian peace deal. senior advisor and son-in-law make a speech later today at the sabin forum in washington d.c. joined by israeli american media mogul. president trump taking a moment this weekend honorably the civil rights pioneer rosa parks. >> 62 years ago this week of perceived stress in montgomery, alabama uttered one word that changed history. train for 62 year extends parks refused to give up her seat on not us. pete: the days following the acquittal of it illegal immigrant responsible for kate steinle's death. unsurprisingly one outbreak has completely ignored the unit msnbc did not uncover the verdict. our next guest says it is because the story did not forget -- did not fit into the narrative. sta

phone calls after the stanley verdict that led know feel like someone needs to speak up on behalf of our city. someone needs to defend what we stand for. and in the 29 months since kate steinly's tragic death, i'm tired of seeing it used to advance donald trump's racist agenda. am i disappointed in the outcome of the case? yes, i am. but the facts of the case were more complicated than a sound byte or tweet. we're talking about a bullet that bounced off the ground, flew 80 feet in the air and struck someone who was a complete stranger to the shooter. maybe the district attorney could have charged different, but it was their decision. they served their civic duty, listened to evidence, and rendered a verdict. we need to respect that. we need to remember that when it all said and done, this is about a family who lost their daughter. this is about a young woman who lost her life. it's not an opportunity for posturing, it's not a rally cry and it's not a reason to upend decades of immigration, and public safety policies in our city. it's time to comfort a grieving family and do what we can to ensure others don't suffer the same tragedy. i want the steinly family to know

stanley. >>> the retail rush is not over just because christmas has passed now consumers will head to the stores to spend the gift cards and maybe a little more. kates is live in union city, new jersey kate >> hey there, that's right it's a big week for returns and we're redeeming gift cards like all you see next to me at rite aid and retailers want you to come in and redeem the gift cards because they can't count those dollars until you actually come in and spend mono wet gift cards in store this year the national retail federation says consumers were set to spend $26.6 billion in gift cards alone consumers are feeling good and they may have been allocating their gift dollars towards other items this season. on average, the holiday shoppers were set to buy four gift cards each with an average of $45 on them the most popular gift cards to buy are those for restaurants followed up by retailers like the macy's and nordstroms of the word like visa discover, amex and gift cards and coffee shops came in last place we don't know this holiday season did fare very well and sales were up about 5% through christmas eve, but we talked with shoppers yesterday