condado de "santa cruz" esta por determinar si "adrian gonzalez", el presunto asesino de la niÑa "maddy middleton sera enjuiciado como adulto... ---"sandra bermudez" nos explica por que estas audiencias son tan relevantes --- take pkg pkg ya han pasado dos anos desde que adrian gonzalez se encuentra en el centro de detencion juvenil del condado santa cruz por el homicidio de maddy middleton de 8 anos... su juicio no puede empezar hasta que se determine si sera enjuiciado como adulto o como menor de edad... debido a la aprobacion de la propuesta 57 en noviembre del 2016 , sera un juez de la corte el que tome esa desicion... si es enjuiciado como adulto y encontrado culpable podria pasar el resto de su vida en la carcel... si su caso permanece en la corte juvenil y se llega a la conclusion de que gonzalez podria rehabilitarse, eventualmente tendr la posibilidad de salir en libertad... pero no sera una determinacion rapida o facil... se espera que las

decide whether adrian gonzalez will be tried as an adult in the murder of 8-year-old madyson 'maddy' middletonnzalez was in court yesterday for a hearing. gonzalez was 15-years-old when police say he raped and killed middleton in july of 2015. her body was later discovered in a dumpster near her apartment complex. the hearing on whether to try him as an adult will continue later today. ( darya ) back here in the bay area... people have returned home after a fire burned dangerously close to homes in dublin. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon and quickly grew to 200 acres before firefighters were able to get it under control. firefighters had to evacuate people who lived in the wallis ranch area. those evacuations have been lifted. (darya) in the north bay... sonoma county sheriff's detectives have seized drugs, guns and cash while serving search warrants at two homes in santa rosa. this contraband was taken from a home on brooks avenue. it was part of a drug sales investigation by the sheriff's office. officers found more than half a pound of methamphetamine and cocaine along with guns and

vo cesar -- el juicio contra "adrian gonzalez", acusado del homicidio de la niÑa de 8 aÑos, "maddy middletonpuede empezar hasta que un juez determine si ser juzgado como adulto. -- l podria salir en libertad si su caso permanece en la corte juvenil y se llega a la conclusion de que es posible su rehabilitacin. -- si es enjuiciado como adulto y encontrado culpable podria pasar el resto de su vida en la carcel. cam pan lorena -- la rapida reaccin de los usuarios del bart ayud a salvar la vida de una persona el pasado lunes en san francisco. -- esto despues que un hombre cay sobre los rieles del tren en la estacin civic center. -- rapidamente, algunas personas, bajaron para ayudar al hombre mientras otros comenzaron a hacer seÑas al conductor del tren que vena en esa direccin para que detenga la maquina. vo cesar -- "shyanne marie heavlin" de 33 aÑos de edad y "michael ray blake" de 43 fueron detenidos despues de causar disturbios en una tienda en milpitas. -- el sujeto huy pero fue capturado poco despues en un vehiculo reportado como robado en fremont. -- la mujer enfrenta cargos por robo y fr

he's charged and killing maddie middleton, he was 15 at the time of the defendant has been held for two years. a hearing was not public and no information is been released on a decision in regards to whether he will be tried as an adult.>>> let's talk about this with michael cardoza, isn't 14 to cut off? if you are 14 you could potentially be charged as an adult in california?>> it depends on the type of crime. the real cutoff is 16, that's normal crimes. when you get into murders and such, it's a 14-year-old cut off. >> this is a murder case. >> where do you see this going? this is a tough call?>> when i was a da and alameda county, the judges had the same power they have now, to decide whether a juvenile should be tried as an adult or be kept in juvenile hall. the district attorney's association in california went in and got that law reversed. the power went to the da and they could, do something called direct charge. if that were still in effect the da could say we are going to try him as an adult. the voters said we are giving it back to the judges, we will let them decide. they hav

. >>> at 6:40 coming up a big day ahead in the maddie middleton murder case. developments that could impact the sentence the suspect is facing. >>> plus, an nbc news exclusive this morning. hillary clinton in her own words speaking out about her experience during the election highlighting one of the presidential debates. >> it was incredibly uncomfortable. he was literally breathing down my neck. >> coming up the excerpts surfacing overnight from her new audio book. >>> donald trump saying he would be willing to shut down the government and affecting the stock market. >> we look right now at the dow down. a lot of people saying that all comes as the president says he would shut down the government to build that wall. >>> good wednesday morning. 6:43. another cloudy start this morning as we take a live look outside in san jose. it will all clear quickly. as we go to the neighborhood of campbell, 70 degrees at 10:00 with nothing but sunshine reaching into the mid-80s today. we'll be running it for a lot longer this weekend, how hot it gets coming up in five minu

decide whether adrian gonzalez will be tried as an adult in the murder of 8-year-old madyson 'maddy' middletongonzalez was in court yesterday for a hearing. gonzalez was 15-years-old when police say he raped and killed middleton in july of 2015. her body was later discovered in a dumpster near her apartment complex. the hearing on whether to try him as an adult will continue later today. ( darya ) people have returned home after a fire burned dangerously close to homes in dublin. the fire broke out yesterday afternoon and quickly grew to 200 acres before firefighters were able to get it under control. firefighters had to evacuate people who lived in the wallis ranch area. those evacuations have been lifted. ( mark ) happeing today... the powerball jackpot will be worth at least 700 million dollars.( darya ) kron 4's will tran is live at a gas station in burlingame with the will. ( will ) tonight's powerball drawing is worth an estimated 700-million dollars. that's the second largest jackpot in the game's history. the cash pay-out would be some 443-point-three million dollars. ( mark ) thanks w

a teenager accused of killing maddy middleton will be back in court. the hearing is expected to last a week. >>> new numbers this week in an ongoing crack down for people not paying for rides on b.a.r.t. they targeted powell, richmond, and fremont stations. that fine is $250. b.a.r.t. says it is a huge problem, 22,000 people still ride each year. >> right now a new travel warning for parts of mekz. the state department is cautioning americans about violent crimes. it comes from several regions including vacation destinations. >>> we'll have weather and traffic after the break. >>> good wednesday morning, i'm kari hall as we look live outside san jose. still cloudy but we will start to see sunshine, too. the temperature as you step out the door in the low to mid 60s, going up to 66 degrees, 68 in san francisco. we'll keep that weather in the next several days while the inland areas will be heating into the upper 90s today. mid 90s for the weekend and it will cool down for the start of next week. let's get a update on how the roads are moving. >> we have

maddie middle in santa cruz is expected back in court. whether adrian gonzalez will be tried as an adult. investigators say gonzalez, who is now 17, sexually assaulted and killed middleton and then hid her body. gonzalez has pled not guilty. the current hearing is expected to last a week. and a follow-up now to the amber alert we first brought to you on "today in the bay." 9-year-old daniel morozov is safe and in protective custody this morning. police say his father abducted the boy from his santa maria home after he shot and killed the boy's mother. the father was killed in a confrontation with lapd officers last night. >>> it's 5:34. cracking down on fare evasion. new this morning we're learning dozens of people across the bay area are in trouble after being busted by b.a.r.t. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live in fremont. a lot of citations from the agency. good morning, kris. >> reporter: it sounds like a lot, laura. in just a few hours b.a.r.t. police officers did cite about three dozen people for trying to cheat and ride b.a.r.t. for free. these are new numbers this morning. the crackdown was last night. the focus about 5:00 to 9:00 last night at the powell s