then last night police tracked the suspect down in martinez. here is where the officers say the suspect rammed his vehicle into the officers' car. that's when officers began shooting at the suspect. he was taken to the hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. now, we did speak it a woman who was here all night. she says she is familiar with the suspect. >> we were -- we don't live very far from here and we heard shots, we heard pow, pow, pow type thing quite a few of them and i asked me daughter was that gunfire she is, like, i don't know. and then we heard it on the scanner. >> reporter: vallejo police say one of their officers had minor injuries. now, as you can see, again, this has been going on for quite some time this investigation. what we do see right at this hour is detectives on scene looking at those evidence markers. that's what they have been doing all early morning. now, of course, we're going to learn more information about what that suspect was wanted for more information about anybody else who may be involved. we're told by some w

that man was later identified as darwin martinez torres. the attack allegedly happened in the presence of child prompting an investigation by child protective services in loudoun county. but our forces confirm the victim did not want to pursue charges against darwin martinez torres because she was afraid of him. she would not even give his name. only after torres was arrested for the murder of nabra hassanen a week later that c.p.s. staff in loudoun county made the connection between the two crimes. we reached out to the sheriff's office for a comment and have not heard back. live in the satellite center, jeff goldberg, abc7 news. alison: thank you. now breaking on the hill. today, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell delays a vote on the healthcare bill until after the july 4th recess. the g.o.p. senators lose two votes aim suming no democrats vote yes -- assuming no democrats vote yes. they predict $250 billion would be cut from the deficit but 122 millions would lose coverage by 2026. lana zak has the new twist in the healthcare showdo

kpix 5's jessica flores is live in martinez with the very latest.eporter: we are on pacheco boulevard near camino del sol. i want to show you what's going on. officers and detectives on scene. they tell us that the officers fired into that vehicle you're seeing. it's a brown camaro kind of in a ditch right now. and police have been looking for the suspect support a week. it started in vallejo. vallejo police on may 25 say the suspect was driving recklessly. police pursued him and he got away. police identified the driver as kevin decarlo of vallejo. then on may 27 vallejo police spotted him again but according to police he purposely crashed his vehicle into the police patrol car then got out and fled. then last night, police say they tracked the suspect down in martinez. again, officers say the suspect rammed the vehicle into the officers' car and that's when officers began shooting at the suspect! he was taken into hospital with multiple gunshot wounds. we spoke to a witness who said she knows the, um, suspect and she says that this all started as

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back to martinez. strikes out 11.7-0, four runs total in the four games. >> here's a look at the phillies future, hoskins in lange horn today. it's a matter of time before they are up with the squad. eagles back tuesday. that marks the beginning of a three day minicamp. it's mandatory and you know we'll take attendance. one of the stars of the voluntary workouts is derek barnett. barnett has earned the respect of one of the linemen he's going against in practice. >> he has terrific bend. he has a great motor. he's a good guy in general. >> acquire bend. i need bend in my life. today's race has a fantastic finish. >> cap ryn tapryn in the belmon. >>> takes it by two lengths. >> nascar has a new fan, one that the drivers are not fond of. we'll explain. ♪ ♪ it takes a lot of people to make a good school day. miss hoffman gets us there safe every time. mrs. migliaccio teaches us all about fractions - and haikus - and the erie canal! miss reeves makes us sound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how we're do

roll open take pkg ;1 banner ;13 martin ;59 anabel pkg hace 20 aÑos martin martinez llego a esta paisico...por los ultimos 5 ha trabajado en una compaÑia donde uno de los beneficios es una cuenta de retiro 401k. sot martin martinez/quiere retirar su 401k ''primeramente tengo la necesidad de ese dinero porque hay que cubrir unos gastos y segundo, es la preocupacion del simple hecho de ser hispano. no sabe uno, se va y eso se queda ahi. ya se lo expuse al banco'' martin ha logrado ahorrar poco mas de tres mil dolares y aunque el dinero es suyo, retirarlo antes de tiempo tiene consecuencias. sot martin martinez/quiere retirar su 401k ''yo tengo 49 aÑos, el banco me dice que hasta que tenga 59 aÑos. no hay seguridad en eso.'' enfrentar una situacion dificil dice esta experta en finanzas puede ser una tentacion para retirar el fondo del 401k pero tal vez no sea una buena idea. sot anabel tosca/gerente servicios de alcance ''si uno saca el dinero antes del retiro, hay penalidades muy grandes. penalidad del 10% mas mil dolares. en realidad no es una buena practica.'' en este tipo de cuenta,

y sin haber encontrado al sospechoso sobre la cuadra 4000 de la calle ellis road de la ciudad de martÍnez la policía tuvo contacto con el sospechoso desde el pasado 8 de mayo. lograron dar con su paradero en esta ciudad. a eso de las 9:30 p.m. del miÉrcoles, la policÍa de vasija llegÓ a la cuadra 4000 en la ciudad de martÍnez en busca de indicarlo de 20 aÑos de edad o mÁs bien se encontraba dentro de este vehÍculo. a esa hora y en la vÍa pÚblica, muchos vecinos sÓlo escuchaban rÁfagas de tiro. estaba en mi casa y escuchÉ los balazos. me asustÉ, todo nos tiramos el piso. >> escuche unos 50 tiro, muy rÁpido y me volvÍ a meter a la casa. falvio: nos dijo que estaba saliendo de su hogar rumbo al la tienda cuando la balacera lo tomÓ por sorpresa justo en el patio delantero de su vivienda. >> desde el patio para el acero puede ver todo, y a los policiales del humo que salÍa de su pistola. nos dijo que pudo salir de su casa 12 horas despuÉs del tiroteo, asÍ lo dispusieron las autoridades. desde el 25 de mayo era buscado por la policÍa de vallejo cuando unos agentes lo trataron de detener por pre

martinez torres is a member of the m-s-13 street gang. a neighbor of his says that's not surprising. fairfax county police have said.. they believe road rage was the motive in hassanen's murder. martinez torres is in the u.s. illegally from el salvador. he's being held in the fairfax county jail. now to the health care showdown - and a possible sign of what republican lawmakers will face when they head home. hundreds of people opposing the senate plan protested outside a north carolina senator's office. in denver -- disabled protesters gathered outside a senate office as well. here in washington -- all 52-republican senators met with president trump to discuss the bill. delayed a vote until after the july fourth recess. hear what the president has to say about the setback - coming up at 5:45. happening now - the white house preparing to host another foreign visitor. south korea's new president arrives in washington today for his first meeting with president trump. the four day trip will focus on how to to deal with north korea. also today

we are live in martinez with what both sides are saying. >> reporter: the suspect's parents are upset claiming their son, who has two children of his own, he was threatened by police, but police are saying it's the other way around. we counted three bullet holes on the door of the dodge coop towed away for evidence. the police say 20-year-old kevin was inside the car last night when officers fired. >> 30 shots going off, like, seriously, not exaggerating, 30 shots. >> reporter: police were looking for him for a week saying they spotted him driving recklessly but would not stop. a couple days later when they saw him again, he purposely crashed his car into a patrol vehicle and ran away. officers finally caught up with him last night on ellis road in martinez and say he tried to escape by ramming into a patrol vehicle again. officers fired multiple rounds. his family says he's in critical condition. >> they put him in the ditch, so then they empty all them bullets into him. doesn't sound right. >> reporter: his father disputing events. witnesses he spoke with say it was police rammed in

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live look from martinez, and this is breaking news that we have been following. police shot a suspect they say injured one of several police officers trying to make an arrest. vallejo police said they tracked down a wanted suspect in martinez near pacheco boulevard, and as the officers approached the suspect rammed his his car into one of the cruisers. another officer nearby fired one of several shots striking the suspect who is in serious c condition. one officer was treated for minor injuries. >>> we have new cell phone video showing you which is surfacing of a deadly shootout at a texas car dealership. and the video that you are seeing, we want to warn you could be disturbing to some v w viewers. >> he has gun! >> very frightening, and violent. it happened tuesday, but the police just released the video showing the moment two men walked in on a third man sitting in the auoffice. the dealership owner said that they had identified themselves as federal agents, but they were bounty hunters who had a tip that the fugitive would be at the dealership that day. the p

vallejo police say they caught up with the suspect 20-year-old kevin decarlo in martinez. police say after the suspect rammed the dodge into a police car, officers fired gunshots into the dodge striking the suspect multiple times. his father showed up to the scene at the area and says is in critical condition. >> they tried to kill the kid. he had no gun on him. i mean, why would they did down the road and shoot him like that? there's 40, 50, 60 rounds i heard that went off. >> reporter: police have been looking for the suspect for a week. on may 25 he was driving recklessly wouldn't stop for police then two days later police caught up with him and the suspect rammed a patrol car and fled on foot. then he was cornered in martinez and that's when police say he once again drove his vehicle into a police car. >> he didn't have no weapon on him. him like that? >> reporter: vallejo police say he is a deadly threat prompting them to shoot. one officer had minor injuries. the contra costa county sheriff's department and d.a. are investigating this police shooting. in martinez, i'

it was from a well 178 feet from the martinez home.t an uncommon site in northern colorado, and other parts of the country such as texas and pennsylvania. surging populations leading to the construction of new homes near and on top of land previously the domain of the oil industry. the collision of those two sectors has led to political uproar in colorado over the last few years. communities banning drilling, judges throwing out those bans. state law now requires new oil wells be drilled at least 500 feet from homes. but lisa mckenzie, a professor at the university of colorado school of public health, has been researching this for years, and she says it's not drilling new wells near homes that's the only problem. >> it was actually more common for homes to be built near to where an oil and gas well already existed rather than an >> reporter: in fact, inside energy analysis has found between 2010 and 2015, the number of people living in areas with more than 10 wells per square mile increased by nearly 50,000 in colorado, most noticeably

big changes on the way, and martinez at 52, and patchy fog on parts of the coast.

they feared for her safety.gabriel martinez/witness:"i was afraid for the chick, her well-being. i didn't want her to get hurt or ran over or anything like that."they say she eventually gave up and walked away.it's unknown if it was a road rage incident.these guys have their own theory.gabriel martinez/witness:"the dude that was driving, the girl on the side that must have been the side chick. and then the girl that jumped out of the car was the real girlfriend so she went over there to beat up the side chick. that's what we think because it kind of seemed weird. it just happened out of nowhere." (pam) to clarify.. moments ago.. we told you about a similar situation in so cal.. these are apparently two different incidents..police are still investigating the incident.. they say when they got to the scene both cars were already gone. (steve) video of a large swarm of bee's inside of a southern california home has gone viral.(steve) in this video you can see thousands of bee's not outside but inside the house all along the window. the owner of the house in huntington beach says the

de los policÍas y de la familia martÍnez.hecho dos mujeres tambiÉn fueron asesinadas y todo esto ocurre a 6 meses del inicio del actual gobierno, gobierno que prometiÓ que en 6 meses terminarÍa con la violencia. la violencia se duplicÓ en veracruz, de enero a mayo del 2016 se cometieron 375 homicidios, este aÑo suman 748. >>> y es algo que no se debe ver necesitamos un estado tranquilo >>> por eso en veracruz exigen justicia sobre todo para los niÑos, los mÁs inocentes. en mÉxico raÚl torres noticias telemundo. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> al regresar en noticias telemundo uno de los paseos turÍsticos mÁs populares de colombia se viste de luto escucharÁn los testimonios de quienes lograron salvarse de

martinez claimed he was getting refreshment, but deputies were not buying it. go watch surveillance, you're not playing a card game? yeah, i was. so that's not getting refreshments. you're gambling. do you think it's a good idea to leave your kids out in the car for 20, 30 minutes while you go gamble a hand, right this was a poor mistake."( mark ) martinez has been charged with three counts of child abuse through abandonment. ( james ) a 19-year-old texas mother has been charged in the death of her two daughters after leaving them inside a hot car for several hours. investigators say amanda hawkins intentionally left her one and two-year-old girls inside the car from tuesday night to wednesday afternoon. temperatures reached up to the 80's during that time. police say she was visiting a friend at the time and when someone told her that her kids were crying - she said they would cry themselves to sleep. a former friend of hawkins says she stopped hanging out with hawkins because of the way she treated her daughters. she even considered calling child protective s

martinez is awarded first base anyway. martinez gets his revenge on the mound.s doug pederson's first year as head coach. pederson's coaching style turned out to be a bit aggressive. he says he won't change. >> i'm going to be aggressive as i can. when i can, that's who i am. i want to show the aggressiveness and the confidence is high in the guys to execute a fourth downplay, whatever it is. i'm going to maintain the aggressiveness. >> to the finals, one more. cavs with a win over golden state. 3-1 in favor of the warriors. >> lebron, 31 points, 10 rebounds and 11 assists. after the game he explained why the cavs were extra motivated. >> i didn't hear, but some of the other guys heard it and told me they wanted to celebrate again. they wanted to spread champagne in our locker rooms. i think it came from degree whicdre.>> what a lovely patters wearing. gave five, coverage begins at 8:30. finally, between last night's mets brave game, a fan was given the advantage in the freeze. he hotdogs it and loses. >> it's a face full of dirt and ridicule. the freeze tell hi

hemos traÍdo al experto edison martÍnez para que nos hable un poco mÁs. edison: es un placer.egana sus casas y no ven a sus hijos por lo tarde que llegan, y hay otros que salen muy temprano. este plan es para ayudarlos a aprovechar el tiempo. estudios demuestran que cuanto mejor te llevas con tu pareja mejor les va a los hijos. viviana: ¿cuÁl es la clave? edinson: saber escuchar. cuando aprendes a escuchar y aprender a resolver conflictos. viviana: gracias, por estos tips. y recuerde,primero estÁ en usted querer hacer un cambio. y usted verÁ un cambiopositivo en su vida. espero que le ayude a los padres. saludos desde sacramentopara todos los televidentes de "ediciÓn digital california". yarel: gracias, quÉ bonito programa. y felicidades para todos los padres en sacramento y en todos lados que celebran al pilar del hogar. terminamos con esta historia inspiradora, bebÉs recién nacidos. que se graduaron por primera vez en la vida. en un hospital en carolina del norte que han pasado dÍas y semanas con la unidad de cuidado intensivo. se les ocurriÓ que serÍa especial cuando los di

currently . . .adoption fees at the martinez location have been reduced. adoptions at the pinole location are free until the 18th. coming up at 8. a mom records her baby being bitten by a snake....now she's defending the controversial video.(vicki) plus. why you will soon be blocked from checking texts on your iphone while driving.<><> ((gary sports tease)) ((steve))here's what we're tracking tonight at ten...more trouble for american airlines. this time a flight attendant is accused of sexually assaulting a woman during a flight.she says another passenger told her to come forward.her story and how the airline is responding...to night on kron 4 news at ten. ((anchor lead))we are entering the summer travel season and if you don't have your flights booked yet. let us help you find the best deal. kron 4's tech reporter gabe slate shows you the best apps and websites to secure the cheapest flights. ((pkg)) gabe slate /tech reporter says: <" it can be intimidating these days trying to book a flight there are dozens of apps and websites that claim to get you get

viviana: la decisiÓn se basó en el caso de marta araceli martÍnez martínez, madre de cuatro hijos ciudadanosa desde 2013. ella el estado le presentÓ cargos por robo de identidad porque en el pasado se identificÓ y trabajó con otro nombre. >> cuando ella aplicÓ a daca, el departamento de transportaciÓn en iowa usó un programa de computadora para buscar la cara de marta y ellos descubrieron que en el pasado, marta tenÍa una licencia. estaba la cara de marta en una licencia con otro nombre en el pasado. viviana: en una carta que tanto marta como su familia dicen estar contentos con la decisiÓn y dijeron que por ahora no habrÁ pÚblicamente. una de sus abogados dice que otros inmigrantes podrÍan beneficiarse. >> otra gente que tiene algÚn tipo de estatus legal, que en el pasado tenÍa esta posibilidad de que ellos obtengan protecciÓn a quien hay -- aquÍ en iowa, pero no es seguro. viviana: dijeron que no deberÍa ser impedimento para presentarle cargos a nivel federal. iowa tiene un plazo de 90 dÍas para decidir si quiere que la corte suprema revise la decisiÓn. aranza: crece la expectativa en wash

kron 4's lydia pantazes is live in martinez. with the details. ( lydia )here's what happened police were trying to arrest a man that they have been looking for for several days. they surrounded a home in the area but when the suspect found out.... he tried to escape and rammed his vehicle into one of the officers vehicles.(take vo)this video of the scene.this all started in may 25th, when officers from the vallejo police department were involved in a pursuit with a driver who was driving recklessly that driver his 20-year-old kevin de carlo. then on may 27 officers located decarlo in vallejo but he took off in a car.police say during that incident he purposely crashed his car into a patrol car before running away.that leads us to last night when police got information that decarlo was inside a home on the 4000 block of ellis road...again he tried to take off and rammed his vehicle into an officers vehicle.that's when officers fired several shots.decarlo suffered serious injuries and is in the hospital.a vallejo police officer su

kron 4's lydia pantazes is live in martinez.ls. ( lydia )here's what happened police were trying to arrest a man that they have been looking for for several days.they surrounded a home in the area but when the suspect found out.... he tried to escape and rammed his vehicle into one of the officers vehicles.(take vo) this video of the scene.this all started in may 25th, when officers from the vallejo police department were involved in a pursuit with a driver who was driving recklessly that driver his 20- year-old kevin de carlo.then on may 27 officers located decarlo in vallejo but he took off in a car.police say during that incident he purposely crashed his car into a patrol car before running away.that leads us to last night when police got information that decarlo was inside a home on the 4000 block of ellis road... again he tried to take off and rammed his vehicle into an officers vehicle.that's when officers fired several shots. decarlo suffered serious injuries and is in the hospital.a vallejo police officer suffered minor

s/greisa martinez, soñadora "me pone decepcionada porque mi madre pudo haberse cubierto con dapa y losindocumentados luchamos por dapa. " pero lo cierto es que este fue un acto simblico ya que tanto dapa como el daca extendido que ampliaba la cobertura y contemplaba un permiso de trabajo de tres aÑos- se haban quedado estancados en las cortes y nunca fueron implementados. abogados como luis paoli dicen que la buena noticia, por ahora, es que los llamados "soÑadores"- que se benefician de daca- no se vern afectados por el anuncio de este jueves. s/luis paoli, abogado "el que es elegible y nunca ha solicitado el primer daca lo puede solicitar. el que ya lo tiene y lo tiene que renovar lo puede seguir renovando" en un comunicado el departamento de seguridad nacional explic que los dos programas daca y dapa- son diferentes y dijo: "el gobierno decidi eliminar dapa y el hecho de que daca no hubiera sido cancelado bajo ese memorndum no debe ser interpretado de ninguna manera.. el futuro de daca permanece bajo revisin" dapa, el programa de accin diferidas para padres de familia, fue anunciado

officers caught up with him in martinez late last night. kpix 5's jessica flores reports that is where the shots rang out. >> reporter: this is how the police shooting ended, the dodge challenger in a ditch with multiple bullet holes on both sides of the car. vallejo police say they caught up with the suspect 0-year-old kevin decar -- 20-year-old kevin decarlo in martinez. officers fired gunshots into the dodge striking the suspect multiple times after he rammed the police car. >> he didn't deserve this. >> reporter: his father showed up to the scene near pacheco boulevard and giannini road. he says his son is now in critical condition at the hospital. >> they tried to kill the kid. he had no gun on him. i mean, why would they go and run him off the road and shoot him like that? there was -- there's -- there's 40, 50, 60 rounds i heard. >> reporter: vallejo police have been trying to find him for a week. on may 25 he was driving recklessly and wouldn't stop for police. then two days later police caught up with him and the suspect allegedly

. ♪ ahora vamos a pasar con martÍnez para que nos ponga al tanto del clima este jueves, buenas tardesidad de fuegos al que tenemos en la zona de las montaÑas. cerca de los Ángeles hay cuatro fuegos, tambiÉn en la zona montaÑosa del Área de la bahÍa. salgan al campo, pero con mucho cuidado porque miren las temperaturas. valores en los 100. este fin de semana ambiente muy caluroso, es que no hay nada de lluvia en el cielo en los prÓximos dÍas. vamos a seguir con un ambiente despejado, temperaturas altas, valores en los 80 era dos, respecto ayer unos 4 mÁs. en la zona de los Ángeles 70, cielo bastante despejado. en fresno 82. 60 para la zona de san francisco. la temperatura en la costa 65 en los Ángeles. para el 4 de julio, miren, un cielo bastante despejado en el valle central y algunas nubes en la bahÍa, aunque no nos impedirÁn disfrutar de los fuegos artificiales. yarel: hablando de este fin de semana largo ya llega la celebraciÓn de la independencia el prÓximo 4 de julio, pero el uso de fuegos artificiales provoca muchas emergencias. en el 2016 hubo cuatro muertes, por eso las autori

de los policÍas y de la familia martÍnez.ue en 6 meses terminarÍa con la violencia. la violencia se duplicÓ en veracruz, de enero a mayo del 2016 se cometieron 375 homicidios, este aÑo suman 748. >>> y es algo que no se debe ver necesitamos un estado tranquilo >>> por eso en veracruz exigen justicia sobre todo para los niÑos, los mÁs inocentes. en mÉxico raÚl torres noticias telemundo. ( ♪ mÚsica♪) >>> al regresar en noticias telemundo uno de los paseos turÍsticos mÁs populares de colombia se viste de luto escucharÁn los testimonios de quienes lograron salvarse de morir ahogado >>> tendremos el relato de jÓvenes hispanos que huyeron de sus paÍses donde estarÁn sus paÍses donde estarÁn obligados a una vida criminalvo. ¿algo más? toallitas clorox para mi artista. ¡y una rasuradora para mi hombrecito! ¡abuelaaaaaa! okay. obtén precios bajos todos los días en productos esenciales. target. rapido y listo. queremos que todos los cuartos sean cuartos de tele. porque esos son los mejores cuartos... ...porque tienen tele. ¿y cuando no

>> alma and dan, the contra costa animal shelter in martinez has nearly 300 dogs with a thousand more animals coming in every month. critics say shelter staff seems overwhelmed and that too many healthy adoptable dogs are destroyed including at least one by mistake. >> i'm at the martinez shelter. >> i started volunteering. as i went to the shelter to adopt a dog. >> reporter: she saw peaches on a rescue group's website. when she got to the shelter -- >> found out that the dog that i came to rescue was put down hours before. so, i went to the parking lot and cried. >> reporter: more determined than ever, she became a volunteer and started her own rescue group. >> they have no room. they are overwhelmed. they're overcrowded. they will put dogs down for being overcrowded. >> reporter: critics say the stress on the system can lead to mistakes and one case stands out. barbie was a 4 year old pit, a rescue group had a foster family waiting. but before she could be picked up, she was put down. what happened? captain jane, executive director of the county. >> the notes weren't kept the way t

sot - erika martinez/ trabaja en el area 02:50 "si me preocupa mucho por que son unos morros, unos ninosy pues los tienen que castigar por que eso no se puede hacer...andar robando carros y andar destruyendo todo." 03:01 --los 4 ocupantes del auto, en cuestion...todos adolescentes... se bajaron y comenzaron a correr, sin embargo los oficiales no tardaron mucho en detenerlos... esto justo en el area del accidente. --3 muchachos y una jovencita... de edades entre 13 a 17 aÑos de edad... los cuatro fueron transportados a un hospital solo como medida de precaucion y asegurarse de que no habian sufrido lesiones tras el aparatoso incidente. --sobre el auto en cuestion... se confirmo por las autoridades que se trataba de un carro reportado como "robado". blanca-outro ---los jovenes fueron dados de alta del hospital y entregados a sus padres... se desconoce si enfrentarn cargos criminales. top vo cesar ---una persona murio anoche tras ser atropellada mientras se conducia en una bicicleta sobre la calle tully de san jose... ---ocurrio pasadas las 10 de la noche cuando el hombre quien aun no ha si

a juan manuel martÍnez se lo llevÓ la migra el pasado mes de marzo en salinas tras verse involucradon porque lo confundieron con un pandillero. u un juez de inmigraciÓn anuló su proceso de deportaciÓn. habrÁ reuniÓn en miami con miras a discutir temas diversos. el tema central es la seguridad. edwin: el vicepresidente mike pence y los secretarios de estado, el tesoro y seguridad nacional, llegarÁn a miami para una conferencia de prensa donde podrÁn presentar sus estrategias para hacerle frente a la crisis en el triÁngulo norte. la casa blanca asegura que serÁ histÓrico. >> se sentarÁn a la mesa con presidentes de mÉxico, honduras y el salvador, y hablar sobre la seguridad en la regiÓn. edwin: un gran flujo de centroamericanos que intentan llegar a estados unidos se quedan en tierras mexicanas, a pesar del esfuerzo en seguridad fronteriza. >> mÉxico ha llegado a detener y de portar armas centroamericanos que estados unidos. edwin: la casa blanca podÍa unir esfuerzos con mÉxico y cambiar de estrategia para evitar el flujo ilegal de inmigrantes centroamericanos, sin emba expertos ponen

that man was later fided as darwin martinez torres. the victim was too afraid to pursue charges against him. jonathan: we have an update on the deadly fire in peabody street in northwest. the lone victim identified as 34-year-old edwin romero. his body was found on the top floor of the apartment. 200 people displaced because of the fire. we are told some are allowed to go back inside to collect what they can but still no word what sparked it in michelle: encouraging news about the h.i.v. rates in d.c. 73% decline in new cases in the past decade. city health officials points to a number of factors, needal exchanges, condemn distribution and the greater availability of the medications for treatment. >> we continue to make progress as it relates to hiv. people who are living with h.e.v. live longer and -- h.i.v. live longer and we decrease number of h.i.v.-related deaths in 2012 and 2015 by 40%. >> a potential hurdle in this to reduce the infections further is the growing opioid epidemic and the sharing of needles. the number of the infec

reporter alys martinez has the story...ear-old boy has vanished after a trip to disneyland. .

he is darwin martinez torres and he may not legally. he is arrested, ice has filed paperwork to take custody of him. meanwhile police reviewing new details about the death of dabber. >> we don't know why the suspect was so enraged he drove his car up on the curve before chasing this group of about 10 teenagers. >> we ran. we reached adams, one of us was missing and it was nabra. >> they were heading from the mosque when 22-year-old darwin martinez torres drove toward them with his car. >> as they were returning, some on the sidewalk and some in the roadway. >> it was a male teen who argued with the suspect and then he wouldn't stop, according to witnesses, and they ran his car and he chased, caught and struck 17-year-old nabra hasanin, but it didn't stop there. >> he went to ridge top circle in sterling. that's where he assaulted the teen again. someone on the property said he dragged her towards the water. the apartment on the other side is where the suspect lives according to neighbors. police say [indiscernible] it does nothing to he

in san francisco, lee martinez, ktvu fox2 news . >>> it's nice to see the sunshine this afternoon. temperatures are pretty comfortable. some 70s to show you for the warmest spots. san jose max out to 71. pacifica, 61. here's the big view at here in the pacific. showers in our north between reading and red bluff. isolated storms for this part of northern california. sunshine across a good portion of the bay area and we will check-in on some of the current numbers. san francisco, 59. lots of 60s. san jose, 67. oakland westerly 23 miles per hour. look at this sfo observation. winds gusting to 36 miles per hour. >> were looking out toward the golden gate in the marin headlands and there are some clouds building up around the bay area hells. a bit breezy this evening but not too bad for your friday. first thing tomorrow morning, cloudy skies and patchy fog. if you exit clouds and 55 degrees. tomorrow we will go to partly cloudy skies into the afternoon hours. here's the forecast model generating clouds tomorrow morning. skies becoming partly cloudy for the afternoon hours. we will take

and runs through july eighth.i'm jeff bush in martinez, kron four news.eve) if your child has one of these... the popular toy known as a "fidget spinner," you may want to listen extra closely to this next story. this year's summer safety report is out from an organization called world against toys causing harm, or w.a.t.c.h-- it's dedicated to educating the public about children's safety. the non-profit group says fidget spinners are topping their latest list of potential safety concerns because they pose a choking hazard. james a. swartz/director of w.a.t.c.h.: "sometimes they pop out sometimes they don't. and when they pop out in this instance this was purchased by the way just within the last few weeks despite recalls and despite all the concerns out there about these small parts hazards and this is the industry choke tube. anything that can fit within this to is a choking hazard. these items are out there again very popular something that parents and caregivers need to be aware of. very serious issue serious potential for a choking hazard and it's hap

lee martinez is in livermore. i know they are expecting hot temperatures. triple dij -- triple digits again today. >> reporter: as soon as the sun comes up this is not going to last. we are at the livermore community center, which will be a cooling center. around the corner there is also this aquatic park. there are two really good options for people to cool off. cooling that electrical grid is not going to be as easy. pg&e says when it's equivalent heats up there's a natural cooling. it at night. that is not happening this week inland. california independent system operator issued a flex alert hoping to avoid blackouts by asking people to conserve during the peek demand time between 2 pm and 9 pm. livermore parents yesterday tried to do just that. they left their hothouse and came to the livermore fountain park. they say complying with the recommendations is hard with two little ones to care for . >> it has been really rough with a two month old and a two- year-old and trying to keep them from getting heat rash . >> trying not to run the dishwasher, no was

darwin martinez torres is facing a murder charge. nabraa and torres got into an argument at dranesville road. she was leaving ramadan prayers and went to a nearby mcdonald's for food. at some point she was assaulted. her friends went back to the mosque and realized nabra was not there. remains matching hers were found in a pond near there. >> i can't say this is a hate crime award or racist or religion thing until they close the investigation and answer -- >> reporter: now, the investigation will determine the official cause of death and the official identification of the victim here again, fairfax police have not officially identified her at this time. also, too, we should learn if this will become an oic that is the latest here. back in to you. >> thank you, justin. we're working to learn when the -- shadi najjar and artem ziberov were shot two weeks ago in montgomery village, one day before they were supposed to graduate from high school. the shooting may have been retaliation for an earlier drug-related robbery committed by najja

lee martinez, thank you. >>> you can get the latest information on this heat wave by downloading ktvu weather app. we'll update our website ktvu.com for you. and our facebook and twitter pages. >>> the high school says the campus will be opened to after a brush fire came close to the school burning 16 acres yesterday, it started after 2:00 in the afternoon. and was contained before 9:00 last night. a helicopter dropped buckets of water to help put out the fire. fire crews were there to help. shelter in place was issued for parts of the neighborhood when the fire started. >> so the wind was blowing heavily. and then it moved and i think it moved back again. so, they came down quickly and told us to evacuate . now the staff says claims burned several ache ears above the football stadium. the campus was closed. the fire did not damage the school. no word yet what start that had fire. >>> time is 5:06, police in santa rosa investigating whether two young children found ged with their father might have been saved. neighbors say that a a row ka ma rain showers had -- a he did not return the

chris martinez has that report. >> reporter: police set off numerous smoke and percussion grenades as protesters held a rally in downtown port lond, sunday. pro trump called for free speech. >> very peaceful. we're freedom-love iing. >> critics want more transparency between the trump administration and russia. >> the biggest message would bewe know that this is wrong. >> reporter: authorities bolstered their presence with fbi agents and homeland security, anticipating large crowds and potential violence. police made several arrests and confiscated a number of illegal weapons. >> reporter: police shut down this park after they say a number of protesters started throwing bottles at officers, but they say most of the day's rallies remained peaceful. >> reporter: the rallies took place aboard a train. jeremy joseph christian shouted anti-muslim hate speech at a teen wearing a hijab and then killed two bystanders who tried to stop him. portland police say they trained for weeks in an tess passion of the protests. chris martinez, cbs news, portland. >>> bill cosby's sexual assault trial ge

her killer, martinez torres -- darwin martinez torres. had read rage. they think she was attacked for being muslim and care, is urging police to look thoroughly into it. the religious leaders say they trust police and trust they will do the right thing. stephanie ramirez brings us the story. >> reporter: even the father says she was targeted for her clothing. >> all in shock. >> reporter: but the victim's father stood by the leaders as chaplain gave their answer to the frustration over police not immediately calling this a hate crime. >> the relationship with local law enforcement is trust and respect. >> reporter: not only to set the record straight, but show there is interfaith support. 17 nabra hassanen went to the same school as his loved ones. >> the idea that rage is in our community terrifies all of us >> allan: 10 days of ram don when muslim leaders say their focus is on god and doing good things. >> having this tragedy coincide with the time of ramadan, it resonates that feeling even more. >> it's what he says nabra did. >> reporter: she always

reyes martinez was hit with another four years for hiding a handgun man, 24-year-old roberto gutierrez cruz back in november of 2015. a spokesman for the state's attorney in montgomery county says there are still others that need to be caught in both of these crimes. >>> nearly three years of debate. and stiff opposition. and the prince william county supervisors, board of supervisors is finally green lighting a new mosque. the board voted unanimously this morning to approve the mosque that would sit on 14- acres at the intersection of bent hill road and schafer lane. they hold services in a hotel in gainesville currently. chairman of the muslim society board says it will be years before the mosque is open to worshipers. >>> pro-am day at the quicken loans national. >> frank henry is out there with what might be the best moments of the whole week. that's saying a lot. considering the week just got started >> tomorrow of course, the tournament starts. but we witnessed one of the very special moments this tournament will have all week long. and we're only at wednesday in the pro-am. let

chris martinez has more on the link between legalized pot and car crashes. >> he was a beautiful soulreporter: lonnie britton couldn't hold back the tear. last year a colorado teen was killed for killing britton's 16-year-old son. >> the worst thing that could have happened to colorado was passing the marijuana law. >> reporter: it shows some concerning numbers that may link legalized recreational marijuana an increased risk of crashes. the research examined crash data in three of the first states to make pot legal. >> the big takeaway is that legalizing recreational use in colorado, washington, and oregon has not been good for highway safety. >> insurance data on collision claims showed colorado had 14% more crashes compared to surrounding western states. washington had more than a 6% increase, and oregon was 4.5% higher. it could lead to premiums with legalized marijuana. >> if overall crash risk continues to increase, insurers will have take action to compensate for that risk. >> researchers say the issue needs to be studied more closely especially in other states like california,

chris martinez, cbs news. >>> this morning the national weather service has issued a warning about an increased risk of fire danger in utah, colorado, nevada, and california. east of los angeles a fire that started just yesterday has burned through 900 acres of land and triggered an evacuation order for dozens of homes in the town of highland. and a wildfire in northern arizona has burned more than seven square miles. some 1,400 residents in the town of mayor were forced to evacuation. >>> officials say an improper piece of rail caused the subway train to derail. the subway dumped the tracks as it was entered the manhattan station yesterday. hundreds of passengers had to be evacuated through dark subway tunn tunnels. >>> overseas political tensions in venezuela ratcheted up. a police helicopter fired grenades on venezuela supreme court and interior ministry tuesday one of the grenades failed to explode. there are no reported injury. president maduro said the attack was aimed at ousting him from power. the country has been paralyzed by deadly antigovernment protests. >> coming up on th

eileen's post reached a friend of a friend who just happened to be out for a bike ride in martinez and stopped at this convenience store. the suspect approached him trying to sell him the stolen bike. the alleged thief's downfall, apparently he was too trusting. >> the suspect gave him his name and number, which is amazing. >> reporter: the cyclist gave the number to the police who arrested two martinez men now facing stolen property charges and identity theft. >> it was partially luck and partially just great social media outreach. >> reporter: it's a sign of the strength of the cycling community. steal from one of them and you can be the one getting taken for a ryan. in danville, susie steimle, kpix 5. >>> fired fbi director james comey could testify before a senate committee as early as next week. he will be asked about whether president trump pressured him to end his investigation into aides' possible ties with russia. comey is also expected to stand by accounts that the president demanded his loyalty before he was fired. >>> some drama today at president trump's hotel in washingto

but as leigh martinez reports, he wasn't the only driver nascar fans were rooting for. >> reporter: the fastest people are arguably the fans who came three days early to get the best of the viewing seats. we talked to a couple of fans today. everyone has a different favorite. coming in with a trailer three days ago is seth severson. team sonoma has a full view of the track directly below the official spotter. >> we try to throw them off. every once in a while you get one of these. >> hey. >> reporter: the only woman in this pack was pulling for the only woman on this track. >> we all got to be a little different. all the guys, you know, they want the top dogs, but i'm sticking with danica for sure. >> reporter: there were more danica fans. >> we can do it. >> yeah. >> reporter: as a local hero, carl larson was hoping for his second consecutive win. his fan base came out for him. >> i saw him win the gold cub at the speedway and she goes, from then on me and my family have been watching him for a while. >> and from when he was 15 and yeah, he's just crazy. >>> others had a new person to