julio martínez. damian: oh wow! julio: this is mariachi martínez.mian: [speaking spanish] julio: enrique de santiago-- damian: who was here 15 years ago, i remember. julio: yeah, no a little more. also, he plays the guitarron. arturo vargas. he plays the guitar and a singer. gilberto aguirre, he plays the vihuela. my friend--¿cómo te llamas? [laughing] julio: miguel barron, he plays the violin. trumpet player, my friend fernando valasquez. one more trumpet player, gustavo alvarado. and, the last one alberto alfaro. damian: do you guys still practice when you're not playing at a concert? do you still practice? julio: yeah. damian: people might think-- [speaking spanish] andres: [speaking spanish] damian: are there new songs that you have to learn-- andres: [speaking spanish] damian: so, you were with the same artistic director for a long time, pepe martínez. what is it like to transition to a new artistic director with the mariachi? julio: well, it was--so, it's different style, i think so. but, mr. pepe martínez was a great arrangement, was a great

chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. was routed through an ip address in germany, but los angeles police suspect the actual source is quote "much closer." they would not elaborate./// ((sharie johnson)) > we reached out to ccsd in light of the threat in nearby los angeles. the district says they did not receive any threats, but are prepared to take appropriate action if needed. in a statement, ccsd said quote: "the district has crisis response plans in place, and we are proud to have a dedicated police force who patrol our campuses and are trained to detect and respond to threats." the district went on to say they have many security measures in place to prevent crime and protect our students./// ((sharie johnson)) we turn our attention now to our other top story of the day.. the republican presidential debate. the top g-o-p candidates are in las vegas to face-off at the venetian. the first... of two debates will be held in just 3 hours. 8 news now reporter michael stevens is live at the venetian with a preview. michael,

baseball royalty as we have interviews with the roberto clemente family and also the great one - pedro martinez - and groundwit of boston latin academy in the house. welcome to revista. bu, latin academy. what high school? >> latin. >> had to get all of the shoutouts. >> puerto rican, bostonian, dominican bostonian. >> how are you? >> we're doing well. >> happy, excited? >> yes. thank you so much for having us here. >> my pleasure. >> very excited about this year's event coming up december 12th again on the western waterfront. a wonderful celebration of latino culture, inspired by puerto rico traditions but the largest gala in all of the new england. >> in a little while we're going to to show some photos because it is a lot of fun, but before i want to give a little background on tag and the program it is. help that. and i never want to kind of forget there is a purpose. it is a great party but a great cause as well. >> so this year the tag association is helping around the event ask the tag association came together by a group of alums from the tag and again as you said tag stands for talente

martinez was initially taken to the norfolk city jail... and later transferred to the madison county jail. 3 3 wewee tracking the latest developments night in the war on terror.....s the taliban takes credit for another attack in afghanistan. leon harris has the latest developments in tonight's terrorism alert desk update. 3 from the terrorism 3 alert desk in washington, i'm post reports that top afghanistan officials are concererd about the rerergance the taliban in theiei country...one even saying theyey have not met people's expectatioio. (**take vo**) this comes as the taliban claims responsibility for a car bombing near kabul international airport that killed at least one person and injured four others.the victims were all afghanistan citizens but the taliban says it was targeting a military convoy of the u-s led coalition.(**on cam**)earlier this month 50 people were killed when the taliban attacked a market near the airport.terror alert desk in washington, , m leon harris. 3 terrorists are winning the war against the united states. t

this video from martinez where it came down in sheets. things now seem to be calming down, but our live cameras on the right show clouds still lingering tonight. along the coast, we have dangerous conditions. our nbc chopper was above the pacific pier where people are being warned about the high waves. >> incredible there. we have multiple reports this even. jodi hernandez is in the east bay with the increasing danger of falling trees. let's begin in studio with jeff ranieri. we saw your video on twitter this morning, hail in the east bay. >> a lot coming down last night with some of the isolated thunderstorms. the video we saw at the beaches goes to show you how high this waves are. we're under this high surf warning until saturday at 4:00 p.m. right now, current buoy offshore is reading wave heights as high as 20 feet. we think through saturday, it will decrease a little built but still range 16 to 19 feet on top of that for the entire bay area coastline. not only the waves but some very dangerous rip currents that can turn deadly. best

both in martinez. he wasn't surprised. and he wasn't happy. >> we're looking to move away from here. to be right next to these things, if we don't have to, we'd rather not. >> a refinery spokeswoman says it lost its primary regeneration unit which basically means it lost power. >> level two is serious, but in this type of wind condition, the problem has been abated fairly well. >> these are rarer than they used to be. we're fortunate to have it that way and we'll get to the bottom of it. in martinez, abc 7 news. >> a fallen san jose police officer killed in the line of duty will be honored with his name on a busy south bay freeway. the officer, michael johnson, was shot and killed in march while responding to a call of a suicidal man. the city council voted unanimously today and at the interstate 280 interchange adds a way to pay tribute. the signs will be installed next month and dead kated in february. take a look at a photo of the plain on its belly. it appears a wheel collapsed or a tire was blown. most of the passenge

chris martinez is in san bernardino. chris, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police identified those suspects as syed farook and tashfeen fire at that holiday banquet for county employees this morning, killing 14 as you said and injuring 17 others. syed farook was at that party because he was a county employee the past five years or so and we were told he left that banquet in anger for some reason and returned later with his wife and both of them heavily armed. that's when the shooting started and people inside describe a terrifying scene. >> we had to come out with our hands up and be escorted across the street to the golf course and sit there for hours, hours witnessing clothing of deceived ones in the street, people crying, coworkers crying. i was just numb. i was just in disbelief. i called my kid and said if something happens to me, there is a shooting here, just be safe. >> reporter: both of those suspects were killed just hours later after a chase with police that ended in a shoot-out. police tell us they have recovered four guns from those two of those

martinez was initially taken to the norfolk city jail... and later transferred to the madison county jail. 3 3 we're tracking the latest developments tonight in the war on terror... as the taliban takes credit for another attack in afghanistan. leon harris has the latest developments in tonight's 3 from the terrorism alert desk in washington, i'm leon harris. the washington post reports that top afghanistan officials are concerned about the resurgance of the taliban in their country...one even saying they have not met people's expectations. (**take vo**)this comes as the taliban claims responsibility for a car bombing near kabul international airport that killed at least one person and injured four others.the victims were all afghanistan citizens but the taliban says it was targeting a military convoy of the u-s led coalition.(**on cam**)earlier this month 50 people were killed when the taliban attacked a market near the airport. from the terror alert desk in washington, i'm leon harris. 3 terrorists are winning the war against the united s

fees at concord and martinez station are $2. the coliseum in oakland is $1.50.art will reevaluate the parking fee hike in six months. >> bart fares are going up 3 1/2 percent but january 1, based on rate of inflation. since 2003 bart officials have based fares on a formula below the rate of inflation and the transit agency estimates the increase is through 2020 would raise $325 million. >> california highway patrol is asking drone operators to be careful this morning after a helicopter had a chose call over the weekend. the c.h.p. helicopter crew was over highway 4 on saturday night when they hit a red light. it was guide lights from a white drone flying at 800' and the pilot and the spotter follow the drone to martinez where it landed and call the local police to fine the operator. his name was handed over to the f.a.a. for possible action. >> the f.b.i. continues investigating the san bernardino shooting rampage that killed 14 people, the president addressed the face last night from the ova office. >> the threat from terrorism is real. we will over come it and

he's been identified as gaston martinez. police say the pedestrian was not inside the marked crosswalk. state officials say they cannot conduct background checks for lyft and uber drivers... saying they don't have authority to force drivers to participate in checks. lawmakers wanted to compare whether fingerprinting and f-b-i background checks are more effective than current checks for uber and lyft. ride hailing companies say the third party checks are faster - but fbi checks do not tell the final outcome of an investigation. coming up -- a lifetime ban lifted. the f-d-a eases restrictions on blood donations from gay and bisexual men. however -- it comes with restrictions. what new policy will replace the ban... and why some local members of the l-g-b-t community say it's "extreme". plus -- students use their construction skills for a good cause. what the group built for an organization... and how it will serve families in need in our valley. roping in some much needed help ahead of the holidays.... how the the surprise squ

i'm chris martinez in san bernardino, california.atest coming up. >> and one of the first officers on the scene of the shooting reliving the chaos this morning. we'll hear from him. >>> good morning. the cold front is out but now i'll tell you when you can expect rain this weekend. >> a slow commute for 580 leaving the altamont pass. i'll have details and a complete look at "kcbs traffic" still ahead. >> good morning. it's friday december 4. i'm michelle griego. >> the weekend is almost here. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. >>> authorities are investigating wednesday's mass shooting in san bernardino asking what was the motive for the massacre and how did the two suspects get their hands on the weapons and a large amount of ammunition? chris martinez has more live from san bernardino. >> reporter: good morning. today investigators taking a specially close look at phone records, computers, anything they can find that might help them trace who these two suspects may have been talking to or how they got this plan in mind to pull o

live in san bernardino, california, i'm chris martinez. now back to you. >> chris, do they have any idea, are they working on a motive at this point? >> reporter: well, certainly they are looking at several different options here for motive. that's the question, is this a workplace dispute or terrorism? the police chief last night said he is not ruling out terrorism at this point. but he is not yet ready to say that's what this is. they are hopeful that as this investigation goes forward today and in the coming days they will have a much clearer idea as to why this happened. >> a lot of work to do. okay, chris martinez live in san bernardino, chris, thank you. >>> seems like the shootings are becoming more and more common. but a police psychologist in l.a. says this one isn't like the others. >> what i find interesting about this particular case is that there were women involved and typically speaking, we see more, um, the profiles of men at a certain age range and for so many hours we heard the media talking about three possible gunmen an

miguel martinez-valle is live with more details... the district attorney had feelings about the crash that left atleast 35 people injured and one woman dead on the las vegas strip... he called lakeisha holloways actions when she plowed through people seemingly on purpose inexcusable and horrendous, he also mentioned the only possible explanation she gave police was that she was going through a stressfull time... with what they do know from the investigation the attorneys office has filed three charges against holloway... the first is murder with a deadly weapon, this for causing the death of 34 year old three jessica valenzuelathis charge... she was also charged with child abuse and neglect, her 3- year-old daughter was in the car at crash,she is now with child protective services her third charge is leaving the scene of an accident, and a new nevada law passed just months ago makes this punishable by up to 20 years in prison... " i mean as prosecutors we look at the entire picture of events, you dont look at one single fact or one si

as chris martinez reports... at least one person was killed, and three dozens injured sunday night. and back to normal after a night of chaos. police say surveillance video shows 24- year-old lakeisha holloway -- with a 3-year-old in her car -- plowing into crowds on the sidewalk. ((sot: sheriff joseph lombardo/ las vegas metropolitan police))"video confirms that we believe it to be an intentional act.// "i do not believe it to be an act of terrorism."emergency crews scrambled to treat victims. 32-year-old jessica valenzuela from arizona died in the crash. dozens more were injured.((sot: steve wolfson/ clark county district attorney))"we are going to start off by filing one count of murder with the use of a deadly weapon."((stand-up: chris martinez/ cbs news/ las vegas))"witnesses say the car was going as fast as 30 to 40 miles per hour... when it first plowed into pedestrians on this sidewalk. they say the driver later slammed into another crowd - just down the street."((sot: no name female witness))"it looked like she wasn't even trying to stop the car. she had both of her hands o

martinez-valle has more information on holloways past, miguel... any clues as to what may have led her to do this? no exact reason has been given as to why holloway may have driven off the road and onto the sidewalk hitting dozens of people in the process.. a police report shows she wouldnt explain why she ended up on the sidewalk, but she does remember a body bouncing off her windshield... she told police she had been going through a stressfull time during the day, tyring to sleep with her daughter but being continuously woken up... police believe she was homless in las vegas... but looking into her past, it seems she's been homeless before.. " five years ago my biography sounded a lot different than it does today, boy have i come a long way." from a celebrated role model to facing multiple charges for hitting almost 40 people on the las vegas strip. police are having a hard time explaining how and why 24- year- old lakeisha holloway ended up plowing through the sidewalks of las vegas sunday evening... " the intentional act that occured on the bou

chris martinez has the latest from san bernardino. >> reporter: police this afternoon now questioning if the suspects perhaps had other bigger attacks in mind. police revealed just a short time ago that the two shooters fired up to 75 rounds just at that holiday party. and they had a lot more ammo ready to go. an assault rifle and a bullet- riddled suv are part of a crime scene as police in san bernardino continue their investigation into why two shooters opened fire on a holiday party at a social services center. the suspects have been identified as a husband and wife, 28-year-old syed rizwan farook and 27-year-old tashfeen malik. they were killed in a shootout with police several hours after the rampage. >> it is possible that this was terrorist-related. but we don't know. >> reporter: at the shooting scene, police found three pipe bombs linked to a remote- controlled device that apparently malfunctioned. they also found additional explosives in a nearby house that the suspects rented. >> the search that took place revealed that there were 12 pipe bomb type devices found in that hou

helicopter was flying over highway 4 helping martinez police track a stolen car. the pilot spotted the drop out of the cabin. it was very close flying at the same altitude as the helicopter. he veered right to avoid a collision. this worries officials. and residents. more drones are expected to take to the skies after the holiday. >> there has to be regulations for the height. it has been on the news a lot of the drones and how much more they will be implemented, right? as gifts and companies delivering. there has to be something done. absolutely. law is your reaction to that happen increasing. >> it is scary. especially the helicopter. what if it comes down on a building or the middle of a freeway? that would be terrible. >> pilot and the spotter followed the drone to a martinez neighbor. police followed up on the case and forward it to the f.a.a. no arrests have been made. a good rule of thumb, keep your drone below the tree line. >> president obama is promising to destroy the group isis giving a rare prime time address from the oval office trying to calm and un

more than 40 illegal firearms found in a martinez home of sterling albert, a well-known winemaker.ents were tipped off after hearing that he was illegally distilling booze. they found the firearms at his home. what was the intent with these weapons? >> the weapons and my question is the same question as yours, why so many and what was there and that is what we are trying to get to the bottom of. >> reporter: the alcohol that he was making possesses a threat as well. illegal stills can be explosive and are not safe to consume. albert is in jail tonight. >>> he is accused of killing cats. investigators are hoping to find the owner of one of the cats that robert farmer may have killed. these collars were found with robert farmer when he was arrested in october. farmer will appear in course on tuesday on owner cruelty charges. >>> new at 11:00, too much construction too soon. it's a common complaint in several bay area cities. now there is a petition in gilroy to stop the development of 4,000 homes. here's nbc bay area's reporter. >> we need to be heard. >> reporter: these women are co

chris martinez reports on the deadly confrontation caught on camera. >> reporter: store surveillance video captured the moment two los angeles county sheriff's deputies fired multiple shots at nicholas robertson in the lynnwood neighborhood of los angeles. angry demonstratorred gathered at the shooting scene saturday night. pamela brown is robertson's mother-in-law. >> he left three kids behind, two daughters and a son. they could have tasered him or anything. >> reporter: investigators say the confrontation started when deputies responded to multiple 911 calls about a man firing shots into the air. the sheriff's department released this video showing robertson minutes before his encounter with deputies walking down a busy street carrying a gun. >> he did not comply with their repeated requests to drop the weapon. >> reporter: the sheriff's department also released these images of robertson on his stomach during the confrontation. deputies fired 33 rounds. robertson was pronounced dead at the scene. community activist naji ali said the shooting is disturbing. >> it appears that this

this happened yesterday as the helicopter was flying over martinez.ere able to track this drone to its owner on raoul court. christie smith is live in that area now where neighbors say they watched the drone and helicopter land. >> reporter: yeah. that's right. they say it landed in this area right behind me. this was certainly a close call for that pilot and crew. they had to make a sudden move to get out of the way of an oncoming drone. one chp officer said tonight this really had the potential to be catastrophic. we did speak with the pilot and the first officer who say they weren't exactly sure what they were seeing last night around 9:00 when they spotted a red light coming at them. and they say that it got closer. they had to make a sudden move. they were about 700 to 800 feet up in the air. we do have a picture of a drone similar to the one that was spotted. they were able to track it and follow it to a martinez neighborhood. >> i didn't know what it was. and from our perspective, we thought it was, you know, substantial distance away. but we s

paul cueto in martinez saying the same thing. good morning, steve. 55, foggy, and calm.emperatures are starting off very nice, mild to one. upper 50s, with a little bit of sun, upper 60s. it's possible, may be a few record highs today. it would not surprise me in the santa clara valley. 30s up in the mountains, not even that

as chris martinez reports... she was arrested after allegedly plowing into pedestrians on the las vegas strip. 3 officials in las vegas want know why 24-year-old lakeisha holloway veered off the street and mowed down pedestrians along the busy las vegas strip sunday night. her her three- year-old daughter was in the back seat as the 1996 oldsmobile sped along the sidewalk. sot: (sot antonio nassar//witness) people were like bouncing off the front of the car you can hear it, the windshield was smashed and she rode the sidewalk. she accellerated again and just kept mowing people down. a 32 year old arizona woman was killed. nearly three dozen others were injured. sheriff joe lombardo says yet-to-be released surveillance video indicates the act was intentional. (sot: sheriff) lakeisha holloway repeatedly pedestrians. some jumped on her car and ran up to the window and banged on them, trying to get her to stop, but she didn't. he says the 24- year-old drove to a nearby casino and asked a valet to call 911...and that

chris martinez reports. >> reporter: why did this happen?there is still relatively large police presence out here. we are just down from what they call the irc right now where police and the fbi are processing the scene. they are tell us this appears to have been a well planned attack. [ sirens ] >>> reporter: authorities have revealed the identities of the two suspects they believe are responsible for the shooting at inland regional center. the pair identified as 28-year- old syed farook and his wife, 27-year-old tashfeen malik, fled the scene of the massacre in a black suv. both suspects died in a gun battle with police two miles away from the shooting. inside the suv investigators found assault rifles and semi- automatic handguns. >> based upon what we have seen and based upon how they were equipped, there had to have been some degree of planning that went into this. >> reporter: officials say farook an environmental specialist for san bernardino county left a holiday party held for workers at the center in anger. then they returned a sho

their helicopter was lookinr a stolen car in martinez alg highway four.he crew suddenly noticed a red outside the >>> a dangerously close call for the chp in the east bay last night. their helicopter was looking for a stolen car along the highway and a crew suddenly noticed a red light outside. they figured it was coming from a drone almost directly in front of them. the chp has this warning for people who fly drones. you could kill somebody if you're not careful. >> by flying it over the freeway the altitude that our helicopter patrols puts us in a great deal of danger and actually puts the public in a great deal of danger should they incapacitate the pilot if they were to collide. >> martinez police did find the man with the drone, but he was not arrested or cited. it is possible he could face federal charges in the incident. >>> two people are dead after a small jet crashed in san bernardino can. it happened at apple -- county. it happened at apple valley airport 90 miles east of los angeles. the plane went down shortly after departure at 2:00. it caug

. >> cbs reporter chris martinez is live in san bernardino with the first of several developments revealed this morning. chris. >> reporter: michelle, something else they are taking a close look at now is a facebook post. they say the female suspect here put it online before the attack. they say tashfeen malik under a different name posted on facebook her allegiance to the isis leader and then it was taken down. that's part of new information and evidence we are learning about today that points to the potential ties between the suspects and terrorism and the question remains, were they planning other attacks? cbs news confirms that shooting suspect tashfeen malik pledged her allegiance to isis on facebook. >> based on the information and the facts as we know them, we are now investigating these horrific acts as an act of terrorism. >> malik and her husband, syed

((paul joncich)) chris martinez is live in los angeles... chris... this was a major undertaking to cancel classes for that many students. ((chris martinez)) > "we are closing all district campuses today, due to a threat that has come." calls like this one went out to parents in los angeles the superintendent closed down the entire los angeles unified school district - over a threatening email sent to school board members last night. police say it targeted all schools in the system. ((chief charlie beck/lapd)) "the implied threat was explosive devices. the specific threat was assault rifles and machine pistols." new york authorities say they received the same email, but called it a hoax. los angeles officials are defending the superintendent's decision to close schools and say they took the precaution based on recent terror attacks in san bernardino and overseas. ((mayor garcetti/los angeles)) "our first job is to ensure people are safe in our city." some students are more concerned about their exams than a potential threat. ((jasmine castro/hollywood

lisa is live in martinez. you found california leads the nation when it comes to these laser strikes. >> it does, jessica. it's a growing problem here in contra costa county where last year there were no laser strikes. this year, three over a six-week period. one of those strikes was caught on camera. take a look. the light can be blinding. you can see for yourself in this video provided by the contra costa county sheriff's department. watch suspects on the ground point a bright green light at one of its helicopters. not once, but several times. this is just one of the most recent local cases in a troubling trend nationwide. and speaking to ian gregor from the faa, we found california has the highest rate of laser strikes in the country. >> i think that's because we have the greatest population of any state. many majorirports in urban areas, and we have great weather where people are outside most of the year. >> the number of strikes has nearly doubled since 2013. going from 3,961 to 6,182 nationally. he says

live, miguel martinez-valle, fox5 news. local. las vegas. the fremont street experience thanksgiving and especially new years. two people have died from the flu in clark county. that's according to the southern nevada health district. these are the first flu-related deaths for the 2015 and 2016 season. both men were over the age of sixty. the flu season tends to start in the beginning of the new year. the health district says there is still time to get a flu vaccine. you can find more information about clinics on our website fox five vegas dot com. the search is still on for a gunman -- after a man is shot and killed at an apartment complex fox five's cyndi lundeberg spoke to neighbors about what they saw... and how they tried to help. "boom boom boom thats what i heard and i knew it was a gun" wednesday night duane bernier says he was at his home at the sunset villa apartment complex... and heard a commotion and rushed outside to see what happenned. 01:08:54 i looked around the corner and the lady was holding the guy hysterial he wasnt movi

live, miguel martinez- valle fox5,news local las vegas. metro police also investigating another deadly shooting from this morning with similar circumstances when a homeowner shot a person trying to break in. that happened on sahara and fort apache around five this morning. a plan is underway.... to fix stretch of road. what the department of transportation plans to do... about boulder highway. plus - another presidential candidate is planning a return to las vegas. but that's not the only way bernie sanders is targeting nevada voters. this is fox5 news at 5:30, your only choice for live local news right r highway has seen 14 deaths this year.. and the nevada department of transportation wants to do something about it. today they announced some big changes coming for this dangerous stretch of road... fox5's cyndi lundeberg spoke with n-dot and is live from boulder highway with what improvements we can expect... one of the big changes drivers can expect is a change in the speed limit... ndot says along boulder highway they will be lowering t

in martinez juliette goodrich, kpix5. >>> a near miss in martinez is raising questions about drone safety. a chp helicopter narrowly avoided hitting a drone. it was apparently flying too high on saturday. 1million people are expected to receive drones, many as gifts this holiday season, and coming up tonight at 6:00 a closer look at the rules that new owners need to know before they fly. >>> a truck driver made a mess of one east bay backyard when he smashed right through the homeowner's fence. the accident happened just before noon on stone valley road in alamo. cbs5 got there when a tow truck pulled the vehicle out of the yard. luckily no one was hurt and the house was not hit, but the commercial truck took out a chunk of fence and damaged a garden shed. >>> bay area teachers say they're struggling to survive. tonight the strike threat that could farce parents to keep their children home. >> and it could be the hail mary the raiders need to stay in oakland, tonight new signs of a powerful partnership in the works. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >> closed captioning is sponsored by mercedes-benz of san fr

be live in san bernardino, california, i'm chris martinez. anne-marie, back to you. >> chris, thank you very much. >>> it appears at least one of the 14 victims killed in the shooting had a contentious relationship with syed farook. nicholas thalasinos was a jew and is being remembered as a passionate debater of religion. he was a restaurant inspector along with farook. a friend of thalasinos said the two had a heated discussion about islam while on the job just a few weeks ago. she tells the associated press that thalasinos called her during that argument and doesn't agree that islam is not a peaceful religion. jennifer thalasinos says her husband was defined by his religion. >> i knew my husband would go down fighting, so i figured for him, he would have gone down fighting and he just had, like, the biggest faith and i feel he was martyred. >> it's not clear if the religious debate was a factor in the attacks. nicholas thalasinos was one of 14 victims identified in california by county officials on thursday. danielle nottingham is with a lo

chris martinez is live in san bernardino, california with new information that

the pink collar belongs to thumper, a cat owned by leon martinez and his wife. his remains were found in a parking lot. >> sorry, vic i'm just a little emotional. >> reporter: martinez saw the collar and called the d.a. >> it's just, just bad feelings about this gentleman to see what he did to our animal. sorry. you know she was part of our family. >> so cute. >> jim's cat, traveller disappeared in september. she heard about farmer's arrest and wondered if her feline could have been one of the victims. she, too, saw her cat collar on the news. >> every day i looked for him until i saw his collar. the moment i saw the collar, i knew he wasn't coming home. >> farmer will be back in court tomorrow to enter a plea. vic lee, abc7 news. >> the father of jahi mcmath filed a lawsuit against the hospital that performed a surgery that left her brain dead. in december of 2013, jahi had nose and throat surgery in oakland. she suffered a heart attack during recovery and was declared brain dead. she's now in a hospital in new jersey on a vent later, though the county issued a

south of martinez, something other than the sound of rain might have woken up some people. and this is video from orinda sent in by our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. after a strong east bay thunderstorm produced rain and hail that lasted a few minutes. roadway flooding and, of course, chp telling us always that whenever there is rain you are almost guaranteed to get an update in problems and crashes and, of course, keep you updated on your commute here this morning. st stephanie chuang. >>> a car on southbound 101 north of capital expressway caught fire this morning. it was on the off ramp and crashed into a power pole. the chp says the driver may have been going too fast when the car spun out. weather may have been a factor in that crash. the driver was hurt and is now at the hospital. >>> as always, when flood concerns surge, bay area residents have numerous options when it comes to free sandbags with literally dozens of locations. there are just three possibilities in the south bay the santa clara valley water district offers sandbags and in concord, 24-hour access a

the crew beamed it light and -- its light and tracked the drone to a home in martinez. the young man flying it is an international student from china attending college and his host family said he meant no harm. with the helicopter going over 100 miles an hour, the two and a half pound drone could have gone through the wind shield or into the rotors bringing it down. we spoke to a private pilot over the phone this morning who says the faa needs to regulate drone use better because many people who buy them see them as toys. >> caller: what pilots see it as is a flying machine that you can purchase that can do damage to other aircraft that you can buy and fly with literally no training whatsoever. and incidents like this one that you just spoke of, i think those are going to become more pre will not. >> reporter: authorities say the drone operator was flying too high and supposed to stay a few hundred feet off the ground and he left the drone get too far away and out of his sight. he wasn't cited or arrested but could depending on what the investigation shows and this is g

from carson city, miguel martinez- valle, fox5news local las vegas. last year... a similar special session was called for a deal motors" to reno. that session lasted two days. 24/7 with les krifaton ((weather)) there won't be quite the bite in the air thursday night and temperatures are warming for friday and saturday. but saturday afternoon another cold front sweeps in bringing effect. by early next week temperatures up again. the forecast will see a high of 60, but by christmas day the temperature drops to 51. there won't be quite the bite in the air thursday night and temperatures are warming for friday and saturday. but saturday afternoon another cold front sweeps in bringing breezy conditions and a cooling week temperatures will start to warm up again. the christmas eve forecast will see a high of 60, but by christmas day the temperature drops will resume shortly the royal purple las vegas bowl is this weekend. how a popular fast food chain is celebrating the event.... by helping every morning these men ate a tired breakfast and had a tired day. they weren't

fox5's miguel martinez-valle is shooting happened with new information about the fox's arrest. metro tells us the gunfire exchange that ended with one officer in the hospital and fox on the run happened here, at this complex on south las vegas boulevard... and while the shooting led to the area around the incident being shut down... fox was finally located and arrested by metro 5 miles away leaving a gated community in southern highlands... 38-year-old teag fox was on the run from metro police for about 5 hours before being arrested. jeff clark, sergeant lvmpd " through an intensive investigation and subsequent man- hunt our detectives were able to locate the suspect in the south west part of our valley and he was taken into custody without incident" it was before noon when metro officers responded to a domestic disturbance call in the area. police tell us fox was in no way related to their investigation at the time of the shooting... " there was an exchange between the officer and the suspect, they ultimately exchanged gunfire, and our officer was hit by the suspects gunfire"

the pilot then followed the drone to where it landed and radioed martinez police. officers found a man carrying a drone in that area, but so far, that man has not been arrested. >>> the highway patrol is looking for a hit and run driver involved with the death of a man on interstate 80 in richmond. the accident happened on the eastbound side near carlson boulevard just after 4:00 this morning. it's not clear what the man was doing on the highway. police believe a red honda sedan hit the man and the driver fled the scene. the man was found in the far right lane and died later at the hospital. authorities have not yet released the identity of the victim. >>> the chp says a man struck and killed early yesterday morning on interstate 880 in hayward was walking on the freeway because he had abandoned his car after a crash. the oakland tribune reports 27- year-old bryant molojeha rear ended a van on the highway. the chp says he got out of his car, jumped the center median and tried to run across the southbound lanes of traffic when he was struck. >>> concord police are s

chris martinez, back to you. eric: cbs this morning has extensive live coverage coming up next at 7:00. norah o'donnell is in california with victims' stories and she was with president obama when he learned of the shooting. more of his reaction next, here on kcci. elizabeth: more stories we'll be covering today. court in 90 minutes. he's facing charges that he shot and killed two people as they slept. 36-year-old bryon howard and 31-year-old heather belieu were found dead in their center street home on monday. police have not revealed a motive. des moines police also will continue to investigate a deadly weekend shooting on court avenue downtown. 21-year-old edmanuel perez was killed at 3rd and court. another man was injured. police have not released any information on possible suspects. and sports director andy garman, tony seeman, and ryan smith are all leaving for indianapolis today. they'll be getting you ready for the hawkeyes in the big 10 championship game with a live pre-game special friday night at 8:00

in the newsroom, miguel martinez-valle, fox5 news, local las vegas... school district police stressed that skelton commited these acts long after students left the school... earlier this month, a man was arrested for kidnapping a teenage girl, and holding her hostage for a month. the f-b-i believes there are more victims out there. "nevada internet crimes against children task force" and the fbi are releasing more information on "jimmy carter kim's" social media accounts. many of the screen names he used are too derogatory to say on air, but "yimmy- sin" was one he used often. kim is facing more than 30 counts of sexual assault against his victim. we have more information on what the f-b-i is looking for on the home page of our website, fox5 vegas dot com. every school in the los angeles unified school district canceled classes today, emailed threat. officials say the threat came from overseas, and it was very specific. schools were closed out of precaution. new york officials say a similar threat was sent to their schools, but they're investigating it

i need help at the hospital. >> the unprovoked attack came when nava martinez was receiving treatment september 6th. he was arrested for stealing a car and leading cops on a wrong way. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: right before the attack the officer and suspect were calmly exchanging in spanish and just seconds after a nurse walk away, nava martinez goes for his gun. >> no, no, no! do not do that? >> he was high on marijuana at the time of his joyride and he's he has recovered from gunshot wounds and injuries from wrecking in the stolen vehicle. the commissioner posted this online. >> i stand strongly. >> you can hear in the officer's voice how scared and desperate he was as the fight for his gun is taking place. mr. nava martinez's continued charging gave the officer no other choice until he was able to get to his taser. >> and the district attorney's office does not expect to charge that officer. >> news 4 at 5:00 starts now with jim and eun. >>> two female firefighters assaulted while battling a blaze in prince george's county. these allegations is that have at least four fire

. >> reporter: and now governor martinez's judgment is being called into question.rted last saturday after a christmas party at a nice hotel in downtown sap take fay. early sunday morning, the hotel called 911 telling them a room on the fourth floor was noisy and had been throwing bottles off the balcony. and they had been warned numerous times. they dispatched officers and the hotel called 911 back and handed the phone over to governor martinez who demanded to know who made the complaint. >> tell me what the complaint is. >> what did you mean? >> why are you coming to the eldorado hotel? >> because we were called out there. >> for what purpose? >> reference loud noise. >> loud noise? we're in a room eating pizza. >> martinez says that she was being quiet, that she was in the room with her disabled sister and six other people. she continued, though, on the 911 call to continue to demand who made the complaint stating that it was public record going as far to tell the dispatcher you can call the officers off. now martinez is apologizing for interjecting. >> i should

chris martinez, cbs news. >>> chicago police will have access to more tasers in an effort to cut down on officer-involved shooting. that was part of a sweeping policy change announced yesterday by embattled mayor rahm emanuel. he is complementing deescalation training. >>> security is tight around the world this morning as many plan to celebrate the new year. new york city police will carefully screen people today who want to watch the ball drop in times square. about 6,000 officers will cover the event. soldiers are deployed throughout last month's terror attack. around 60,000 police and troops are deployed across france for a new year's celebrations. tensions are high in turkey where two suspects were detained who aledly planned to detonate suicide bombs tonight. belgium's capital cancelled new year's eve fireworks amid an attack. >>> millionaires were no grand prize winning tickets sold for last night's powerball. the next drawing is saturday. . >>> coming up on the "morning news." a ban on a popular beauty product. we will tell you why the president made microbeads illegal. >>> ne

. >> meteorologist erica martinez here with a look at the forecast. >> we broke two records yesterday and today. we have thick clouds. it is soupy right now. conditions will be like that for the next couple of days. while we do have warmer temperatures we have colder temperatures on the way. after all it is december 25th. mild conditions right now with the exception of the clouds developing at the lower levels. yesterday we topped out at 72 degrees christmas eve. certainly an impressive number there at 11:31 a.m. we hit the record high. today at 12:31 a.m. 66 degrees. the warmest day on record today december 25, 2015. the coldest one below in 1980. the wettest over an inch and a quarter in 2002. the snowiest seven inches in 1909. coming up in my forecast i have what we can expect in the upcoming weekend. looks like we could see showers in the forecast. florida. us. people in the area are certainly celebrating christmas in a different way. >>> instead of chestnuts on an opened fire people are enjoying the record-breaking warm temperatures on the beach. meg is on the jersey shore. this