martÍnez cayÓ al suelo, testigos quedaron en shock.la gente regreso y le permitiÓ la entrada. entonces fue llevada hasta un cuarto, donde todos se pudieron abrazar. en ese momento, la abogada se percatÓ de que estaba herida. andrea m: yo le dije al oficial que estaba sangrando, que necesitaba ayuda mÉdica. Él vio mi pierna y analizÓ la sangre, me decÍa que la herida no estaba suficientemente severa para requerir atenciÓn mÉdica. drea: una hora despuÉs llegÓ una ambulancia y la traslado hasta un hospital del Área. la abogada ahora estÁ usando muletas. un funcionario de inmigraciÓn emitiÓ un comunicado con respecto al caso. " tomamos muy en serio las acusaciones contra el personal de ice y estamos investigando el asunto. hasta que se complete una revisiÓn de la evidencia documental, ice no puede emitir mÁs comentarios pÚblicos sobre el asunto". la madera hondureÑa y su hijo de tres aÑos ya fueron deportados y se encuentran en honduras. mientras tanto, luis fue detenido por los agentes de inmigraciÓn tras ingresar al edificio. la abogada

martinez scores. back-to-back night, atc triple r h moreland.ed sox are on the board, and the shutout t is the thinhe past. . the closer is out there to get some work, getting a week off. gorsfter h with the fastball, red sox know odthat, o goastball hitters. know what's on him, jumped on him. martinez first, moreland with the triple. >> aaron: strike one. key's a leading the majors in saves. e of the game's best closers inot worn his typical environment in terms oe scoreboard. >> aaron: triples have been a thing for mitch moreland, known for doubles. three in the first eight seasons the majorle. -- majors. fo this year. >> tom: strange. i i mean hitt in the right mays with a t?iple, righ hit it out in the triangle. bengie molina tripled to prevent a cye. as you said, first time he put a wrinkle on the baball, brock holt out in front. for me, part of what makes him so effective, besides the pur velocity, the way he throws the baseball. i mean his hand doesn't really goab up far e his head. point.coming from a lower but also wheree releases the b

kron 4's sara stinson is live in martinez with the latest.. sara?enest -- chemistry teacher by day ... babysitter by night is expected to make his first court appaerance here in martinez this morning.take vo: genest is now behind bars -- accused of molesting a total of four victims including a six and seven year old boy and girl in walnut creek.plus - two additional boys -- one in san francisco and the other also in walnut creek.he was previously employed at bentley high school in lafayette before his arrest.but authorities say the incidents happened while babysitting -- and not while teaching.police say their investigation into genest's past continues. police say genest was advertising his babysitting services on a number of websites including sittercity, urban sitter, care and facebook.h

in martinez, john ramos, kpix5. >>> this is the 12th year -- >> this is the 12th year martinez has held its barbecue competition on father's day. . >>> from mexico city to the bay area the fans go wild for an underdog team that proved it's got quite the bite. >> plus a refer of lava pouring into the sea, this evening the animals in its path on the galapagos island. >> here's the bay bridge and here's the forecast after the break. we'll be right back. >>> cutting, looking, swinging, lozano goal, mexico wins! >> he shoots and scores, world cup fever piqued in the bay area when mexico scored a win for the history books. soccer fans in san jose told our devin fehely the win celebrates a lot more than just soccer. >> reporter: you'd never know the u.s. was sidelined in this year's world cup from the turnout or enthusiasm of fans at this watch party in san jose avaya stadium. >> these people from around the world and all nationalities. so you'll have a ton of americans still engamed rooting for other countries. >> reporter: ross da silva's family joined hundreds of fans watching mexico jump t

martinez is now behind bars. he's facing several felony charges... including kidnapping and false imprisonment. ( will ) in the east bay... people in pinole were forced out of their homes because of a brush fire. it started around 4 o' clock yesterday... and damaged at least one home. fire crews knocked it down within 15 minutes... but cleared the area for an hour to make sure it did not reignite. the battalion chief says the weather makes this area more vulnerable. ( will ) the high in pinole yesterday was about 90 degrees. fire crews say it's crucial as the tempatures pick up... that people do what they can to avoid starting a fire. ( james ) the u.s. supreme court could soon decide to hear an appeal from a sonoma county sheriff's deputy being sued for excessive force. deputy erick gelhaus shot and killed 13-year-old andy lopez in october

. >> efectivamente marÍa martinez tenÍa pruebas de que habia saldados a deuda con esta agencia pero aÚn a una agencia de deudas numerosas- . >> el hijo de marÍa ya no uso corrector bucal porque su procedimiento fue distinto. para el 2016 la seÑora martÍnez pegÓ 1766 el tratamiento de tu hijo . >> casi dos aÑos despuÉs me llamara para decirme que tenÍa una deuda con ellos. >> pero marÍa tenia los comp comprobantes de pago que desee que la deuda estaba pagada . >> que yo no puedo ver dos personas hace mÁs facil este quiere que estÁ ocurriendo. >> el dijo que . >> el gerente le dijo que tomaron la semana. >> una semana fue meses la semana de cobranza recobrÓ a un mostraba que ella debÍa el dinero presse que el objetivo y recibos mostraba lo contrario y un dÍa recurriÓ a una notificaciÓn que la preocupo. >> una visa de selecciÓn que yo debÍa dinero. >> moleste cansada busco nuestro yu de telemundo 48 responde se comunicÓ para investigan por quÉ le hacÍan eso a la seÑora martÍnez. >> dijeron que revisarÍan el caso. >> fue estresante porque yo tenÍa por jucnervios . >> tambiÉn que habÍa re re

however- martinez chased her and attempted to drag her back inside.. but she fought him off again and ran away and called police. martinez is behind bars and is facing several felony charges including kidnapping and false imprisonment. ( robin )it's been almost 2 years since police began their search for two missing yolo county teenagers. four suspects are now facing murder charges for both teenagers... two of those suspects appeared in court yesterday. reporter ken deci has the latest. these are pictures of chandale shannon and jonathan froste in san francisco, posted to social media 5 days after police say enrique rios was killed. here are the two men today... in court, awaiting arraignment for murder, kidnapping and other charges related to the disappearance of rios and his friend, elijah moore.sot - alicia moore/mother "my daughter... that's her big brother. she says, 'mom where is my brother? he said he's always going to protect me.' but he's not here. how do you tell her that? so..."the mother of elijah moore, outside the courthouse in woodland w

martinez, michelle kingston kron 4 news coming up at eight.. an east bay shelter unveils a new tool to track down lost pets ... using facial recognition. plus. the officer who shot an unarmed teen now facing charges. what he could be convicted of. and next.. a man harassed on bart for eating on the train. now, video of the incident has gone viral. (pam) video has gone viral... of a bart passenger being harrassed by another, for eating a burrito on the train ...(ken) some people rolled their eyes at a man's threat to call police for the passenger eating. today, kron four's philippe djegal got feedback from frequent bart riders. (philippe)nats- "you can't wait? the sign says no eating and drinking -- you don't get it? you don't get it? you must be stupid." one man insulting another on a bart train as it passes the oakland colesium. the person who recorded this confrontation, wants to remain private... but posted this video on reddit-dot-com after witnessing the incident friday. nats- "i'm getting the police on board, how about that? excuse me." t

martinez. both of her parents also suffered injuries after their car was hit by behind early this morning,. her father still remains in the hospital with major injuries. at 12:20 this morning, chp said the driver of a black dodge was traveling northbound on 680 approaching calaveras road when traffic began to slow, approaching a construction zone. chp said the driver admitted to falling asleep at the wheel. his black dodge crashed into the rear of the white corolla. the impact caused the black dodge to turn over. four people were injured. unfortunately, the nine-year- old girl suffered fatal injuries and died. chp says the girl was in a car seat in the back of the white toyota. the girl's mother is in the hospital with major injuries but her mother was in the front passenger seat, suffered only minor injuries. the other two drivers in the crash suffered only minor injuries. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. the driver who allegedly caused the crash has only been identified as

>cops found martinez hiding in a nearby convert.. ( robin )a woman wanted for two home invasion robberies in the north bay, is now behind bars. 20-year-old amber hembree ... also known as "skittles"... was arrested in virgina on monday. police say, they found her hiding in an attic of a home, near richmond, virginia -- and arrested her. hembree is one of five suspects, in two separate home invasion robberies in santa rosa, that left one man dead and another injured hembree is expected to be extradited back to sonoma county soon. ( robin )in the east bay... police are on the lookout for four suspects who broke into a gas station in alameda. the entire incident caught on camera. it happened early last thursday morning. kron 4's charles clifford has the latest details well, fortunatly no one was injured in this case and the thieves can be seen pretty clea

kron 4's sara stinson is live in martinez with the sara?t -- chemistry teacher by day ... babysitter by night is expected to make his first court appaerance here in martinez this morning.take vo: genest is now behind bars -- accused of molesting a total of four victims including a six and seven year old boy and girl in walnut creek.plus - two additional boys -- one in san francisco and the other also in walnut creek.he was previously employed at bentley high school in lafayette before his arrest.but authorities say the incidents happened while babysitting -- and not while teaching.police say their investigation into genest's past continues. police say genest was advertising his babysitting services on a number of websites including sittercity, urban sitter, care and facebook.his b

again, representative armando martinez there. >>> we will be right back with some final thoughts on the situation here in mcallen, texas. the clock is ticking on irreversible joint damage. ongoing pain and stiffness are signs of joint erosion. humira can help stop the clock. prescribed for 15 years, humira targets and blocks a source of inflammation that contributes to joint pain and irreversible damage. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have happened; as have blood, liver, and nervous system problems, serious allergic reactions, and new or worsening heart failure. before treatment, get tested for tb. tell your doctor if you've been to areas where certain fungal infections are common, and if you've had tb, hepatitis b, are prone to infections, or have flu-like symptoms or sores. don't start humira if you have an infection. help stop the clock on further irreversible joint damage. talk to your rheumatologist.

stephen: hard as it is, josie and otilio martinez often make the difficult trip. josie: it's honestly so surreal. stephen: along with friends to the top of the hill. josie: i still haven't accepted any of this. stephen: to visit their son nico, now buried here. e: stephen: nico martinez was just 18 when he was shot about 50 times while walking along this street near his home in richmond. months later in this special nibin crime lab in contra costa county, investigators matched a gun ditched by a street gang to nico's murder. they also matched it to an earlier violent crime spree that included two other murders, 14 attempted murders, six armed robberies, and a high-profile home invasion. christopher amon: each firearm leaves a unique marking on the shell casing. no two firearms will leave the same marking. stephen: atf special agent christopher amon says this technology has been around for decades, but is now being used in new ways. referred to by its acronym nibin, the technology matches bullet casings from crime scenes to the guns that fired them. christopher: fi

>cops found martinez hiding in a nearby convert.. a woman wanted for two home invasion robberies in the north bay, is now behind bars. 20-year-old amber hembree ... also known as "skittles"... was arrested in virgina on monday. police say, they found her hiding in an attic of a home, near richmond, virginia -- and arrested her. hembree is one of five suspects, in one of five suspects, in two separate home invasion robberies in santa rosa, that left one man dead and another injured hembree is expected to be extradited back to sonoma county soon. lawrence karnow: it was another hot day inland with highs soaring into the mid 90s. but fog moved in along the coast to cool temperatures there in the 50s and 60s. tonight will be partly cloudy with patchy coastal fog and clear and mild inland. on the satellite image you can see a week area of low pressure to the north s

however- martinez chased her and attempted to drag her back inside.. again and ran away and called police. martinez is behind bars and is facing several felony charges including kidnapping and false imprisonment. (pam) also now at ten: residents forced out of their homes after a brush fire in one east bay neighborhood... are back home at this hour.. (ken)at least one home was damage.. high temps... not helping firefighters. (pam) kron 4's ella sogomonian has more on the dangerous brush fire. at least four homes on greenfield circle were evacuated as flames climbed up a hillside of a pinole neighborhood.people smelled the smoke and called for help - but the fire had already reached the attic of one

"if there's anybody that has been victimized before we encourage them to come forward to the martinezlice department and let them know if they've been victimized or not or if they have any information or not."howarter was booked into the martinez detention facility and his bail is set at 75-thousand dollars.in martinez, michelle kingston kron 4 news (pam) a fremont woman woke up in the middle of the night ... to a burglar standing naked in her doorway. (pam) it happened on andromeda circle ... around two o'clock in the morning. officials say, he entered the home through a side entrance, right before the 18-year-old woman found him naked in her bedroom doorway. police released a sketch of the intruder. he is described... as a light- skinned man in his twenties - about five- feet- five inches tall, with dirty brown hair and a tattoo on his left arm. anyone with information is anyone with information is asked to contact police. (pam) a man accused of molesting four children while he worked at a school and summer camp -- has pleaded 'no contest' to the felony charges.. hoang tran was an a

ins san francisco, leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> time is 5:34. there were five small quakes in oakley overnight. just before 10:30 last night, there was a magnitude 2.0 quake then four more quakes followed between midnight and 1:00 this morning. the damage. we did get calls from reviewers saying an immigration bill. yesterday, a bill did not pass. house republicans have postpone a vote on a more moderate measure to try to get more support. the president blamed democrats and the democrats continue to criticize the president's immigration policies. >> they don't care about the children. they don't care about the injury. they don't care about the problems. they don't care about anything. >> what he is doing is zero tolerance and that applies to those seeking amnesty. it undermines what we are as a country. >> president trump tweeted that republicans should stop wasting their time on immigration and -- until after we elect more senators and congressman in november. we can pass great legislation after the, quote, red wave. >>> it did councilmember wea

viviana: roberto martÍnez reparte sutiempo entre cuidar a sus hijos y su trabajo tras la detenciÓn degran vacÍo que sienten ellos y que siento yo. en cada momento me preguntan a quÉ hora vaya a su mamÁ y eso es lo que mÁs me duele en el corazÓn. >> para la esposa de roberto y el resto de los inmigrantes la asociaciÓn de libertades civiles de ohio pidiÓ a legisladores que tomen acciÓn inmediata para prevenir la deportaciÓn exprÉs de los arrestados y que se les garantice el debido proceso en las cortes. >> las personas tienen que saber que no es una ocasiÓn donde le pueden solamente confiar en el gobierno. el gobierno estÁ mintiendo, están haciendo cosas totalmente ilegales bajo la ley internacional y la ley nacional. pero no les importa ellos. viviana: la arquidiÓcesis dice que la redada deja claro que el sistema de migraciÓn contribuye a la separaciÓn de familias. >> no nos merecemos esto, no somos ningunos delincuentes. >> pastores dicen que la redada sembrÓ mÁs temor entre la comunidad de inmigrantes. >> hay mucho temor y a veces eso los cuide. no saben quÉ hacer ni adÓnde ir. espec

we thank you for that we martinez. >>> on to the big story in singapore.out a nuclear deal. >> all eyes are on the historic son between the u.s. and north korea, both president trump and kim jong un are in singapore, kim jong un met with singapore's prime minister and reporter lauren blanchard is among the 3000 journalists from instantly -- singapore to cover the summit. >> reporter: president trump hit north korean counterparts and the respective entourages have all arrive preparing to make history. >> reporter: the stage is set, singapore is ready to host an international meeting that too many seemed impossible not to long ago. the tuesday summit will be the first ever in person meeting between the sitting u.s. president and a north korean leader. >> it is unknown territory in the truest sense. >> reporter: kim jong un arrived sunday afternoon escorted by a police motor kind followed by a meeting -- motorcade followed by a meeting with the singapore prime minister. president trump touched on a few hours later just before 8:30 pm local time. security in s

in martinez, this massive tree collapsed, toppling onto a car and a house. paula and trish heard when it came down. >> crackle, crackle, crackle, pop. >> yep. >> shake, shake, shake. >> super loud. nd we the renters aren't there. gone g on. >> reporter: the tree took out p power lines, but all power has since been restored. in campbell, another tree came down, pulverizing one vehicle, and damaged another when the roof came loose and it mangled the sidewalk. cruise quickly cut it up. winds have been gusting at more than 40 miles per hour across the bay area. just outside concord, grs fire near highway 4 quickly spread to 25 acres. >> the winds presented challenges for us, which made the fire a little bit difficult to keep up with. >> state and local fire crews were able to deploy lots of resources qckly. about 50 firefighters and a cal fire helicopter managed to contain most of the fire and within an hour it was out. among the structures threatened was a pair of transmission towers. they were not damaged. being outside across the bay area today felt like bein

(michelle) a bbq competition and festival in martinez took a violent turn when animal rights activists protesting.kron4's sara stinson has the story. reporter intro: ("animal rights activists here in berkeley are recovering after their peaceful protest at a bbq festival turned violent.") nat of videoyou're looking at the chaos that ensued at the "king of the country" bbq challenge and music festival in martinez on saturday. ("nats")rowland says him and 14 other activists from direct action everywhere went to the event to protest.as the winners of the bbq contest were being announced the activists took to the stage to give a speech.once he began talking about animal rights - the crowd became enraged.("at that point it continued to escalate where attendees continued to shove us, yelling obscenities. putting bbq in our faces, shoving us.")then it became violent. ("beat us, knock us down. i was knocked down and hit in the fa. our camera person was hit in the head multiple times.") rowland says at that point they were concerned for their safety and wanted to leave as soon as possible, but t

chris martinez, cbs news, lagunany gel. >>> a look at so-called school safety guardians. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." i'm a four-year-old ring bearer with a bad habit of swallowing stuff. still won't eat my broccoli, though. and if you don't have the right overage, you could be paying for that pricey love band yourself. so get an allstate agent, and be better protected from mayhem. like me. can a ring bearer get a snack around here? ...to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. i'll take that. [cheers] 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. new ensure max protein. in two great flavors. washington following his summit with north korean leader kim jong-un. on his way back home, the president tweeted the world has taken a big step back from potential catastrophe. this morning north korea called the meeting a resounding success. >>> well, cyber security experts are warning it's not a question of if but when hackers will take over a commercial jetliner. cress van cleve has more on that. >> reporter: a stark declaration in docu

>cops found martinez hiding in a nearby convert..ng: "martinez is facing a number of charges including kidnapping, burglary and assault with attempt to commit a felony. in santa clara county, gayle ong, kron4 news."> ( james ) ( james ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... the connection between groundwater... and the destructive napa earthquake. ( james ) and after the break... father's day is just a few days away. and this year... people are dropping a lot of money on dear, old dad. widespread cooling is forecast across the interior today as onshore flow returns to the bay area. tracking patchy morning drizzle for your thursday morning commute. expect highs in the 60s along the coast and 70s-80s inland. temperatures then fall back to below seasonal averages by the weekend and into early next week because of a deepening upper level trough. (robin) major hot spot on the san mateo bridge wb 92 at the high rise. slow from hayward. major hot spot on the san mateo bridge wb 92 at the high rise. slow from hayward. ( james ) for your mo

impact. >> reporter: the little girl and her family are from martinez. both of her parents also had injuries after their car was hit from behind early this morning. her father still remains in the hospital with major injuries. at 12:20 a.m., chp says the driver of a black dodge was traveling northbound on 680 approaching calaveras road when traffic began to slow approaching a construction zone in the number one and number two lanes. chp says the driver admitted to falling asleep at the wheel. his black dodge then crashed into the rear of a white toyota rollpushed it into a thd vehicle. the impact caused the black dodge to turn over. four people were injured. unfortunately, the 9-year-old girl had fatal injuries and died. chp says the girl was in a car seat in the back of the white toyota. the girl's father is in the hospital with major injuries. her mother was in the front passenger seat with only minor injuries. chp says the other two drivers in the crash had only minor injuries. the cause of the crash is still under investigation. the driver who allege

how about this, martinez will start at 74 degrees at 10:00. sunshine, we're coming out of those 90 aegs today to 83 degrees. that's going to feel so much better in antioch today, 87 degrees will be the high. san jose 78 degrees and 71 in oakland. napa up to 82 degrees and 65 in san francisco. temperatures not changing too much. as you look out the window, you see the sunshine but still do have to wear the summer gear. short sleeves and shorts good options but maybe still a jacket as you step out and layers if you're going to giants game tonight. a live look out there, sunshine and first pitch is won't be until 7:15, at that time we'll be at 58 degrees. it's going to be clear and windy at times. picking up to 25 possibly close to 30 miles per hour later on this evening. inland areas winds speeds 15 to 20, helping bring in that ocean breeze and our winds will stay gusty up through tomorrow as well. as temperatures come down, we'll see the high on wednesday at 73 degrees. that will be the coolest day of the week before temperatures start to come

martinez is now behind bars. (grant) in the north bay.are searching for a man...accused of fleeing a hit-and-run crash that injured a woman who was in his car. it happenned around 11 last night on river road in santa rosa. police say say 21-year-old skylar sachse...was driving a 1995 dodge neon...when he struck two sections of a guardrail. he fled the scene...leaving a 17-year-old girl in the car. police believe sachse was drinking alcohol before the crash. they say he is a known gang member. (grant) a woman wanted for two home invasion robberies in the north bay is now behind bars. 20-year-old amber hembree... also known as "skittles"... was arrested in virgina on monday. police say they found her hiding in an attic of a home near richmond-- and they arrested her. hebree is one of five suspects in two separate home invasion robberies in santa rosa that killed one man and injured another. hembree is expected to be extradited back to sonoma county soon. (vikki) and on the peninsula we have a scam alert for you this evening. palo alto polic

chris martinez has the results. >> reporter: of the eight midsize suvs tested, six earne eier good oratings from the insurance instituteettom the safet front-seat passengers in a crash. the testing focused on small over-lap crashes that happened when the front corner of the suv strikes an object like another vehicle or tree. the 2019 kia sorrento, 2008 volkswagen atlas, and 2008 g gmc acadia received good ratings overall. >> the receive it gets a good rating is the safety cage, the structure that surrounds the occupants, stays intact. >> reporter: the 2018 highlander, path finder, and honda pilot earned acceptable marks. the worst performing suvs were the ford explorer and jeep gran. both received poor overall ratings with a range of issues including structural collapse, a non-deploying side airbag, and hard hits to the test dummy's head. >> we understand from chrysler who make the jeep and ford that they are planning improvements when they redesign the models. >> reporter: of the newly rated suvs, the 2019 kia sorrento is the only one to earn the institute's highest award, top safety

fire captain lisa martinez says that the big challenge was to get water to this part of rural antioch. >> they have a tank to hold 2,000 to 3,000 gallons of water, and we are requilling the engines with the water that is being trucked in. >> reporter: she says that many crews were called in to work overtime this weekend given that the east bay is in a red flag warning given the low humidity and the 100 degree heat. it is not just contra costa, because in dublin, the crews were out in a fire prevention mission. and in sonoma, more helicopters were brought in and other s hs been pe rmal fleet, we have brought on two additional helicopters, and sixth wing wing elosehese homes are, they are thankful everyone survived. >> i am glad that nothing too severe happened. no lives are lost or anything. >> reporter: as you saw in the video at least a dozen cars are destroyed. the fire crews don't believe they pose a health issue risk out here, but it is something that they will need to monitor as they investigate. reporting live in antioch, anser hassan. >> thank you for the report. and now, a sto

ktvu's leigh martinez spoke to her. she said that woman said firefighters did not at quickly enough or do enough to protect her home. >> my house is about to [ bleep ] burned down. jesus christ. >> reporter: tracy woke up into a nightmare. she had fallen asleep after gardening, not knowing that fire had looking at at 5 pm 30 in eastern lake county. >> the first i became aware of it was at 7:30 when i saw smoke and that's when i called 911. >> reporter: the operator told her there was a mandatory evacuation order for her area of cache creek road. gatlin and her neighbors new fire is on the other side of dough trail. but fire crews never came. >> i had both jets. i had four streams of water. i have them on my roof. i tore everything away for my house. i closed all my windows. >> reporter: gatlin says she ran down the hill and found cal fire cruz. >> at least 10 cruz. i said i'm not leaving. can you -- will you help me with my property? and they said that we can't do that. we can't promise that. it's a mandatory evacuation

>>> yo diría que sí, ella siempre me contaba que quería que lo dejará >>> franco martínez fue internadoegue a saludar. nos saludamos, no se veía mala persona >>> dentro del mismo hospital el arrestado cargos por homicidio en segundo grado, fue él quien presuntamente trajo a andrea a este país para ayudar a sus seres queridos en el salvador >>> me duele porque en el fondo yo la estimaba, era muy risueña y cariñosa, trabajadora y humilde, siempre preocupado por su familia y por los demás. >>> cientos de pasajeros se quedaron varados en el aeropuerto en carolina del norte después de que la aerolínea enfrentó problemas técnicos por segunda vez en menos de tres días, al menos 70 vuelos fueron cancelados, los directivos de american a airlines pidieron disculpas, declararon que no era un ciber ataque a su sistema >>> la autoridad en el tiempo, es hora de revisar las temperaturas actuales >>> traen los detalles >>> así es como buenas tardes, saludos amigos en casa, iniciamos con temperaturas que han refrescado, estamos viendo que para este momento en san josé 65÷, san francisco 66 y hemos notad

however- martinez chased her and attempted to drag her back inside.. but she fought him off again and ran away and called police. martinez is behind bars and is facing several felony charges including kidnapping and false imprisonment. (pam) also now at ten: residents forced out of their homes after a brush fire in one east bay neighborhood... are back home at this hour.. (ken)at least one home was damage.. high temps... not helping firefighters. (pam) kron 4's ella sogomonian has more on the dangerous brush fire. at least four homes on greenfield circle were evacuated as flames climbed up a hillside of a pinole neighborhood.people smelled the smoke and called for help - but the fire had already reached the attic of one home. fortunately a woman and her dog got out unharmed. sot: battalion chief chris wynkoop, pinole fire department// "the neighbors did a great job of rousting the neighbor in the house and getting her out."the fire erupted shortly after 4 oclock (ken)new at ten: a brush fire in san bernardino county was started by a car fire. it happen

leigh martinez has a video with a jogger during a homeless man's belongings into lake merritt. >> reporter: monday morning, two social workers with the alameda county of behavior health visited a man who called one particular spot at lake merritt home. the man at the center of the viral video taken friday, while he was away, a jogger took his belongings and threw them into the lake and trashcan. >> what are you doing with this stuff? when i came closer to the situation, i saw he was throwing away thhomeless man's stuff who sleeps there every day, i see him every day and not to him and smile, he smiled back. >> reporter: data harris took out his cell phone and started recording when he and several people tried to stop the jogger. >> what can you do to make sure this does not happen again? we are losing our humanity, our compassion towards each other. stop! stop! >> reporter: the city says what the jogger did was wrong. city councilmember's sata call 311 or visit online at 311.org to report debris and hazardous materials. homeless advocates say don't assume a homeless person's belongings are

ktvu's leigh martinez will have live report coming up trying to identify a man was seen brutally kicking a homeless man. >> the suspect is wearing a dark suit and holding a briefcase, katy a homeless man. -- kicking a homeless man. this happened two weeks ago near mcallister in the civic center area. police are searchinthat man at this point that they don't know what motivated the attack. >> based on what we know, it appears unprovoked. we are unaware of any relationship between the suspect and the victim. >> the 38-year-old homeless man suffered injuries on his face and head. he was treated at the hospital and then release. police say the suspect was wearing a black beanie, as you see here. he has on eyeglasses. you see the dark clothing he is wearing. if you can help identify him, call the police. >>> 4:32. two brothers in santa rosa are being evicted from their home. it was determined to be a health and a sonoma county the brothers didn't clean up piles of junk on the property. the house was received. it was sold for about $300,000. almost all that money will go to pay for the cleanup

around the same time, this 100- foot oak came crashing down in a neighborhood in martinez. it damaged one home, crushed three cars, snapped power poles, and started a small fire. no one was hurt. it's believed the wind was responsible for toppling that tree as well. >>> it was not an earthquake you felt about 9:50 this morning, although it did come from the home overbetquakes in santa fe. >> reporter: you'd never know the u.s. was sidelined in this year's world cup by the turn out or the enthusiastism of fans. >> there are people from all around the world and all nationalities. you know, we have a ton of amerengaged, rooting for other countries. >> reporter: his family joined hundreds of soccer fans watching mexico jump to an early lead over defending champions germany. >> i'm here with my son and my dad. because it's father's day, we thought it would be a great way to celebrate father's day to get together and watch the game. >> reporter: the definition of divided loyalty. he was rooting for his native mexico, she germany. >> i'm quite sad and surprised because i was sure

ktvu's leigh martinez, your at the hunting. what we know so far?er: detectives are telling me that the suspect is still at large. we do not know that motive for the shooting. two people were shot. one has been killed. this is a homicide investigation. officers still have this section it looks like they have a lot of this scene. we did see that crime scene cleaners here earlier. it does look like a lot of the scene has been clean. that it is still taped off after 2:30 this morning, police safe shotspotter activation is what brought them adhere to harrison street near 24th street. officers found a two people with gunshot wounds. despite first responders trying life saving measures, one of the victims died at the scene. the second victim was taken to the hospital with life- threatening injuries. we do not have an update on that victim's current condition. so again, detectives are saying that the suspect is still at large. it's unknown if he has identified yet. by police or not. this investigation is still ongoing. police are asking the public for help

chris martinez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," oprah winfrey joins us ino 57 to discuss a new exhibit in her honor at the smithsonian's national museum of african-american history and culture in washington. >>> i'm hena doba. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ orning news." ♪ with advil liqui-gels, what bad shoulder? what headache? advil is relief that's fast strength that lasts you'll ask... what pain? with advil liqui-gels wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. no other sunscreen works better or feels so good. clinically proven helioplex® provides unbeatable uva/uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin cancer all with a clean light feel. for unbeatable protection. it's the one. the best for your skin. ultra sheer®. neutrogena®. see what's possible. and help you feel more strength & energy in just 2 weeks. i'll take that. ensure high protein, with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure® >>> our top stories this morning rose >>> our top stories this morning -- prosecutors working for special counsel robert muelle

garcia martinez is already known locally as the bottom out. locals are now dreaming of more desalination plants especially in places where children repeatedly for oil due to the contaminated water. which is no longer the case at the boarding school and are in a sign. and now from colombia to north africa in many arab states anyone with a job can count themselves lucky youth unemployment is sky high well over thirty percent in some countries china zia is a case in point especially in its rural areas and these are being increasingly targeted by islamic extremists looking for new recruits. what young people need here is hope for the future could mean sick beyond. this desert road trip has an unusual mission to inspire students in remote parts of tunisia with the music of great european composers. the project called tunisia eighty eight is the brainchild of american pianist kimball gallagher. eighty eight refers to the number of keys on a piano. service yeah it's a music project but really beneath that it's a it's a whole transformational possible

the smart plates can do a lot, but there's a cost to that convenience as chris martinez tells us. >>t goes with the color of the truck and everything, so i went with it. >> reporter: auto enthusiast tommy rezai was one of the first testers of the r-plate, a plate introduced into the tech world. >> i thought i'd give it a shot. it's cool. >> reporter: beyond the cool factor, neville boston says his invention can claim certain messages like if the car is stolen or share details of an amber alert. and no more trips to the dmv. >> simplifying registration. that's what we were looking to do, simplify the registration process. >> reporter: companies with large fleets may be willing to pay for the convenience. the device costs nearly $700 with a $7 monthly fee. some are testing the plates on some of its vehicle. >> the state owns the number. you own the plate. >> reporter: boston says the company has lralready presold 10,000 plates in california under a two-year pilot program. right now it's also legal in florida, texas, and arizona, with more states on the horizon. >> we're going to have a

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chris martinez, kpix 5 news. burbank california. two a group of children who were badly burned by the volcano in guatemala have arrived in the u.s. for treatment. at least six critically injured children landed in galveston, texas this morning. they will be treated at a hospital there. the hospital said it sent an emergency medical team to guatemala within 24 hours of the eruption. doctors say the road to recovery will be a long one. >> 2-3 weeks, four weeks, up to a couple of months of rehabilitation. and then, the reconstruction goes on for years. >> in guatemala, the government has suspended the search for at least 200 people still missing. more than 72 hours after the eruption, officials say the chances of finding survivors are slim. >>> to the day started off cloudy and cool. but it is shaping up to be a really nice day. >> it sure is pretty. a little cold because of those west winds. i want to take you out to lake tahoe. look at gorgeous that aspect but also, something i want to point out. things are starting to dry up there.

a barbeque competition and festival in martinez turns violent...ara stinson has the story. reporter intro: ("animal rights activists here in berkeley are recovering after their peaceful protest at a bbq festival turned violent.") nat of videoyou're looking at the chaos that ensued at the "king of the country" bbq challenge and music festival in martinez on saturday. ("nats")rowland says him and 14 other activists from direct action everywhere went to the event to protest.as the winners of the bbq contest were being announced the activists took to the stage to give a speech.once he began talking about animal rights - the crowd became enraged.("at that point it continued to escalate where attendees continued to shove us, yelling obscenities. putting bbq in our faces, shoving us.")then it became violent. ("beat us, knock us down. i was knocked down and hit in the face. our camera person was hit in the head multiple times.") rowland says at that point they were concerned for their safety and wanted to leave as soon as possible, but the festival attende

my name is veronica martinez, and i'm not go to college, but i'm a mother. and every single day, i get good education for my kids, and i'm up here because this is what we want for our kids, better education. i don't speak -- my english is not good. i came 18 years ago. my husband is born and raised in san francisco, in the mission district. my son went to public education many years ago, and he got exactly the same problems as my husband have long time ago, and i don't want this for my child. i want better education. i want my kids to go to college one day, and they going to do it because you know what? i'm here, and i'm going to speak for that persons who don't want to speak or they don't speak the english, or they don't have like me to come standup here and talk about with you guys. i don't mind. i'm going to fight every single day so all the kids have the same education and my kids can go to college. marybell literature academy is all this. every time we have a chance, we meet with parents. this is a great school for our children, for our communities, and

martinez. -- please welcome grace martinez martinez rosa. [applause] >> all of us from the wealthiest to the young children i have seen in this country bloated by starvation. we offer one precious possession and that is the name american. it is not easy to know what that means, but in part, to be an american means have been an outcast and a stranger. to have come to the exiled country and to know that he who denies the exile and the outcast and the stranger still among us, also denies america. [applause] >> please welcome the former prime minister of italy. [applause] >> too much and for too long, we seem to have surrounded personal excellence and community values in the mere accumulation of material things. that gross national product counter pollution and cigarette advertising. it counts special ops for the people. it counters the distraction and the laws of our natural wonder. it counts nuclear warheads and armored cars for the police to fight the riots in our cities. it counts the television programs that glorify violence in order to sel

behind an unpleasant surprise, for some folks in martinez.ak tree went crashing >>> it's 6:55, time for your final five. strong winds may have behind an unpleasant surprise. >> a large oak tree went crashing down yesterday. it brought down power lines, smashed the roof of one home and caused small fires. three vehicles were damaged but no one was injured. >>> three stranded hikers forced to spend the night perched on a narrow ledge. they called for help but crews couldn't reach them because of the wind. a chp helicopter swooped in and saved them. >> police found a human body inside a burning car. it was found yesterday morning. first responders found the car engulfed in flames and the body inside. authorities are trying to determine the cause of death. >>> ri inan apparehit ina rder ol suv. happened at an indian reservation near tucson. the man behind the camera says he started filming when the suv approached his grandparents' home he says that's when they accelerated and struck him. >>> last month president trump's justice department impleme

"if there's anybody that has been victimized before we encourage them to come forward to the martinez police department and let them know if they've been victimized or not or if they have any information or not."howarter was booked into the martinez detention facility and his bail is set at 75-thousand dollars.in martinez, michelle kingston kron 4 news (pam) new at ten: seven men, accused of touching several young girls at a northern california water park.. will not be charged. the incident happened on memorial day at the golfland sunsplash water park in roseville. officers say, they were called to the park, after the girls told security that a group of men had inappropriately touched them. a prosecutors saidnot have enough file charges. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog were slow to clear today and helped keep temperatures much cooler. higher humidity and cooler temperatures helped fire fighters at the pawnee fire. it is breezy if you're going out tonight with cool fog already returning into the bay. on the satellite image you can see the fog at the coast and the low pressure syste

in martinez. headquarters in martinez. yoli... yoli... in martinez.rs now lead the cleveland cavaliers 2 games to none in the n-b-a finals.( will ) game two ( will ) game two had a lot less drama than game one thanks to a historic night by steph curry. let's get to the highlights. the the warriors got off to a hot start. in the 2nd quarter steph curry drills this three to give the warriors a 15 point lead. but in the third quarter the cavs would try to mount a comeback... but steph curry and the warriors offense were too much to handle as they pulled away in the 4th quarter. that was when curry made 5 of his 9 three point shots. that is the most 3-pointers ever made in an n-b-a finals game. curry ended the game with 33 points. kevin durant chipped in 26 points of his own and klay thompson his own and in 26 points of durant chipped in 26 points of his own and klay thompson added 20. the warriors win by a final of 122 to 103. they held lebron james to just 29 points. after the game curry talked about his historic performance.