buscan la josef martÍnez.sÁnchez. aquÍ estÁ meram. aquÍ esta nagbe jugando tras de seguridad con leandro gonzÁlez pirez. Éstas una defensa central . no entiendo. mientras no pierda la pelota estÁ bien. "pity" le pega desviado. bam bam: con el cambio de el chucho lÓpez, el amÉrica queda comÚn 4-3-2. cambia de lado a jorge sÁnchez, entra el luchÓ lópez con una visiÓn mÁs ofensiva y con una lÍnea de tres. vemos a ibargüen, guido rodrÍguez y ibarra, quedando sÓlo arriba roger martÍnez. josÉ: la tiene renato. otra para roger. ahora es sÁnchez. aquÍ estÁ jorge, metiendo un centro caliente. chucho le pega, larentowicz, chucho otra vez que le pega espantoso a la segunda! bam bam: gran barrida de sÁnchez a este cortado izquierdo, buscando algÚn compaÑero que pueda alcanzar el centro y aparece el chucho lÓpez con un buen remate en un principio, pero el segundo remate muy dÉbil. josÉ: le pegÓ sabroso y muy bien jorge sÁnchez, barriendo y ganÁndole a robinson, que no aprendiÓ duro. marcelo: en esta situaciÓn tenÍa que sal

el balÓn, sale valdez con martÍnez. roger. casi. paso cerca.ga hasta esta otra parte del Área. >> renato ibarra trata de meter el centro para roger, no llegÓ la pelota. el equipo de tijuana. probablemente se ve menguado. tijuana estÁ a pocos metros del nivel del mar. una barrera fuerte de bruno valdÉs. ivÁn: es otra totalmente distinta. gibran: preparan una modificaciÓn. viene Ángel sepÚlveda. presentador: el colombiano, viene servicio toda velocidad. gana la pelota y la manda hacia fuera. ivÁn: veo muy cansado a nahuel pan. salvo la primera jugada con jimÉnez no han tenido nada de peligro. presentador: hace berrinche el jugador porque dice que no es falta. no prosperÓ ese avance. gibran: eva de la cancha luis fuentes. comentarista: esta serÁ una lÍnea de cuatro fija. el argentino no logra conectar con la pelota. to esto a los casi 60 minutos, una hora de juego. [sonido ambiente] presentador: ibarguen casi la hace. no llegÓ la avispa, el ex jugador de independiente. ya llega con todo aguilar. lalo: dura, pero no cochina. [risas] presentador: to

, donde hoy no era nada difÍcil de ver llantas quemadas en el Área de martÍnez a la autopista 4 perounos espectadores >>> nuestra camioneta que estaba a miles de pies arriba ellos fueron quienes pudieron captar la placa muchas personas piensan que se van que pueden hacer y miran los pueden bloquear los vamos agarrar. el mismo dÍa un tercer show fuerfue registrado en el Área de (nombre en inglÉs) . >>> subieron 5 conductores y luego para personas que estaban allÍ que tambiÉn estaban tratando de parar o no dejar de que entraran los oficiales >>> una aventura de adrenalina que le saldrÁ costosa como lo sabe este joven quien dice fue atrapado por lo mismo en oakland. >>> 3 aÑos te quitan el carro >>> mÁs los 10 mil dÓlares que dice ha gastado en abogados para evitar que le archi ven los cargos como felonÍa y terminara pagando cÁrcel en martÍnez, pilar niÑo noticiero telemundo 48. >>> y cerca de cien conductores recibieron citaciones de la policÍa de pittsburgh por poner en riesgo la vida de los niÑos donde buscan con el lÍmite de velocidad es de 25 millas por horas. >>> no para mÍ eso es

martinez and many other bay area cities where live martinez tiller sackey kron 4 news all learned in the wake of these at recent mass shootings, a youth summit scheduled for this weekend in pittsburgh that has been canceled. contra costa county supervisors announcing the change this morning. this is the summit's event page on facebook the summit. it aims to help young people succeed through developing healthy attributes like self esteem, honesty and integrity was set for this saturday at los madonna's college. the supervisors say that organizers will instead be working with stakeholder groups to look at various active shooter scenarios, a warning from gilroy police tonight after they arrested a man for posting threats on facebook police say 33 year-old. >>jose ping your own host of the threats late last night referencing the number of people killed at the garlic festival shooting. police say threats made on social media platforms, especially in times like this will not be tolerated. we have continuing coverage of the garlic festival shooting on air and online and during the commercia

>>i'm here martinez said john sweat elementary school. this is what we focused on today taking a closer look at this school as everyone headed back to school after that long summer recess. take a look at this now and the teachers at the school. of the school's colors. it's ok so is construction date. i was welcoming all of the kids in 2. the education, i spoke with some of their parents as well as as the kids as a not ready for this first day some a little nervous and including the parents. >>all this is super exciting. it's a big day for the parents. and we may need some therapy but that's okay, he's ready right. >>as you can a guy great things about the school so that helps. you knew that i just had to do that. so i'm a lot of fun here added john sweat elementary school, a martinez has stay with kron 4 news. >>and kron on as we focus on yet another school on the thursday here martinez theresa kron 4 news. >>looks like fun, teresa her for is getting ready for school all week long you can hear from local school leaders in get safety learn

know they they're people too and they have to cope with what happened as well neighbors here in martinez say it's more important now than ever. >>to come together as a community you know with everything going on and it's good to have community in some order and just build a community you miss you to the righty let's not be afraid in martinez tiller bus aqi kron 4 news. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news police in texas are apologizing. after a pitcher came out showing officers escorting a man in handcuffs time by a rope to a horse. plus we'll hear from defense attorneys asked elaborations continue in the go ship trial. also after the break a woman describes how she was able to fight off an intruder who forced himself into her home. before we go a little peek outside of 92 traffic looks good here from hayward over to the peninsula. rebecca strong will have your traffic check john trimble has a look at your forecast. we'll have a complete look after the break. >>newsom thanks for staying with us the time is 04:14am and we want to get a check of the forecast it's been very nice. we've

martinez native was just a rookie kron four's dan thorn was at tonight's vigil in martinez, he joins us live tonight with more dan. >>jr and justine people gathered here in martinez city hall to remember officer o'sullivan. she was 26 years old and only 6 months on the job when she was shot and killed in many of the people that i spoke with here say that they were sad to see someone so loving and so caring be taken so soon. martinez city hall honors the life of fallen police officer toro solomon. >>the rookie sacramento comp was ambushed on june 19th well helping a woman leave an abusive home. >>you know it's it's a sad thing and we just want to be here to shore support. >>mike riley who came down from sacramento is one of many who showed support for o'sullivan and her family his daughter has been making these bracelets with the proceeds going to one of torres memorial fund. >>my daughters really felt a responsibility i'm just to let law enforcement know how important they are and i'm just hoping that we can keep cars memory alive. >>among the speakers were o'sullivan's parents and h

tonight's hometown memorial for o'sullivan starts at 6:30 at martinez city hall. organizers ask everyone to come with a card or letter for the family. >>> a new option for people out and about today, ferry service between new richmond and san francisco available on the weekend. >> last call. richmond. >> here is video of the ferry departing for richmond. the trifle service kicked off today lasting through the first weekend in november. the serious includes five trips both ways on saturday and sundays. until now, ferry service between richmond and sf was only available on weekdays. transportation officials urge riders to use apps on phone to buy tickets because there will be long ticket lines. just what we needed a cold treat on the hot day in east bay. the treat truck stopped by the fremont festival of the arts. this is the first day of the 36th annual celebration. our own carrie hall greeting festival goers and spreading look at the smile some cheer and free ice cream. >> free ice cream. such a great day but hot, rob and fire danger, yeah maybe not good that way.

she was born and raised in martinez. the hometown vigil starts at martinez city hall.ill be a message box for people to share stories and memories or message of condolence for the family. >>> warmer across the entire bay area, especially inland. 90s across the inland spots. santa rosa 90 degrees, the coast not as much warm. upper 50s in pacifica. temperatures have moved around quite a bit. wednesday was warm, thursday we dropped off. tomorrow should be one of the warmer days of the week, the low clouds and fog near the coastline. leftover patches, we're going to wake up to dense fog near the coast near portions of the bay, lower 70s for concord and fairfield and san francisco 60 degrees. here's sfo, we have the fog increasing, the clouds will be around pacifica, san francisco, oakland, heyward berkeley to start out. here we are in san francisco, skies becoming partly to mostly sunny. leftover cloud cover as you work closer to golden gate park. the sky has been cooling us off. it has been a cooler weather pattern. it has been developing. with that warm to hot. tomorrow

>>i'm here martinez said john sweat elementary school.s what we focused on today taking a closer look at this school as everyone headed back to school after that long summer recess. take a look at this now and the teachers at the school. of the school's colors. it's ok so it's construction date. the education i spoke with some of their parents as well as as the kids as a get ready for this first day some a little nervous and including the parents. and we may need some therapy but that's okay, he's ready right. >>as you can and asked we heard great things about the school so that helps. you knew that i just had to do that. so i'm a lot of fun here added john sweat elementary school, a martinez has stay with kron 4 news. >>and kron on as we focus on yet another school on thursday here martinez theresa kron 4 news. >>and starting tonight with the finale of this portion of the bay bridge series giants won a thriller last night this afternoon at the a's bance woke up here we go let's head to oracle green wrist bocce and bob melvin catching up

ibarra para el uno por cuando después tapa memo, no es Óscar jiménez, después tiro de esquina y martínezta 3 por 3 acá el tata martino ofreció esta respuesta . >>> una selección del segundo nivel y esto lo ocupan selecciones tradicionalmente importante desde hace 100 años entonces siempre digo que la unía selección que vi llegar a este lugar ha sido españa y para mí siempre era brasil, argentina, alemania, italia, yo no ubico siquiera acá a inglaterra y seguramente a atlanta le podríamos asegurar un lugar. >>> cambio y fuera para mañana continúa esta calor cientos . >>> efectivamente tenemos advertencia pro calor hasta mañana alrededor de las 3 de la tarde veremos temperaturas en los tres dígitos condiciones calientes la próxima semana veremos en los saltos 90 grados y mantenerse bien hidratdo. >>> sí, eso quiere decir que podemos venir en bermudas. >>> acá hay aire acondicionado . >>> pero para venir por lo menos. >>> anímate y luego vemos qué pasa . >>> te mostramos al aire. >>> buenas noches > >>> atenciÓn en atlanta hubo >>> ademÁs andy ruiz dice no, no, no todavÍa no estÁ todo defin

para saber quÉ se puede esperar en las prÓximas horas vamos a pasar en vivo con albert martÍnez.s esta tarde fue la intensificaciÓn y luego la apertura de ese ojo como podemos ver en las imÁgenes del canal visible. una estructura bien firme y un ojo que se harÁ cada vez mÁs grande. dorian tiene vientos mÁs intensos. cae la presiÓn y sobre la intensidad de los vientos. se ha frenado un poquito y ha ayudado a que se haya intensificado un poco mÁs. ya vemos esa estructura mÁs regular, mÁs circular que no recuerda un huracÁn intenso y miren esta imagen de la nasa. siempre la parte mÁs activa de un sistema en la frontal derecha en esas nubes donde tenemos la mayor cantidad de descargas elÉctricas y ahora la pregunta del millÓn, dónde va dorian? parece bastante claro que de aquÍ al domingo llegue a las bahamas. se irÁ intensificando y se mete en una zona tranquila. a la incÓgnita es cuÁndo ocurrirá ese giro. estÁ claro que los vientos de tormentas se sentirÁn en las bahamas y para la florida yo no descarto maÑana algunas alertas tropicales. vientos huracanados que son poco probable, pe

reporting in martinez gayle ong kron 4 news. >>well the bay area's at the forefront of a surgeon pet adoptions animal shelters in recent years but other parts of california lag far behind so the central valley, there's a greater chance of an animal being put down then saved and this morning flying tells kron four's ken wayne takes a ride with the san francisco spca on a mission to rescue some dogs from fresno. >>if you're looking for a rescue dog. you'll find them in fresno that's where we're headed with grace ready from the san francisco spca. >>they don't have access to veterinary care they may not have access to those education programs. so we know that the next step is actually to reach those people in those areas. >>while almost every animal available for adoption at the san francisco spca will find a home animals in fresno have a far greater chance of being euthanized and released in fact as recently as 2012, 7 out of every 10 dogs and 8 out of every 10 cats were put down the highest kill rate of any county in california.

reporting in martinez dan thorn, kron 4 news. >>the 2 mass shooting saturday in texas and ohio hit home for people right here in the bay area and it happened just 6 days after the deadly gilroy garlic festival shooting 3 people were killed there that was last sunday, another 16 people injured and now as the community the you know they they're trying to heal the trying to tie things together there was a s rong showing and sonny bill where there was a car wash was a fund-raiser. and that was held in honor of the youngest victim of the gilroy garlic shooting 6 year-old stephen romero kron four's fleet recall has that story. >>the power wash with purpose. a chance to help the rim arrow family out just a week into mourning the loss of their cherished 6 year-old boy steve it. >>stephen romero was among the 3 victims killed during last sunday's shooting at the 41th annual gilroy garlic festival on saturday off east el camino reale in sunnyvale kerr stretched on to the streets. drivers waited patiently for an opportunity to pay it forwar

reporting live in martinez dan thorn. kron 4 news.nearly a dozen fires breaking out early this morning all in contra costa >>3 people were killed when the ground above them came crumbling down at a beach in san diego. >>he tried several people underneath the pile of dirt the rubble. the beach remains closed today after the bluff collapse friday afternoon. officials say more of the cliff could still break away. at least 5 beachgoers were under the bluff. when it gave way. >>there was some good samaritans that basically stepped in and started helping the lifeguard. >>one victim was pronounced dead at the scene 3 others were taken to hospitals or 2 later died a 5th victim declined treatment on the scene. officials say natural erosion is coming up and down the coast. >>just not greece a boundary guys who is watching a very dangerous weather system moving over why not winds right now. yeah, it's tropical storm flossie right now with sustained winds of 45 miles per hour. >>but the good news is it is expected to weaken but as we take a look

martinez, let me come to you on this.i'm fully aware that farm bureau and other entities have weighed in with you all -- tennessee is a big agriculture state. tennessee and kentucky produce more beef than anyone else east of the mississippi, and what we are hopeful of is that you all arrive at something that's going to be supported by the ag community, with a workable and just common sense for them and allow some flexibility. >> understood syndicator we've been fully engaged with the industry representative in washington and also with our colleagues over at the department of agriculture to make sure we are sensitive to the specific needs of those in agriculture community, community but specific to the livestock community. we are engaged in that. >> thank you. i appreciate that. before i i let you go and my te runs out, the cdl issue, looking at those that are under 21 being able to drive across state lines. and i appreciate your comments, to mr. scott, but there's something i think that again common sense needs to be enga

that's how 11-year-old ruben martinez is taking action after last weekend's mass shooting in el paso. >> and you know what, there are so many people that are already in on this with him. they're posting online about their random acts of kindness. they're hoping this will build up the community. i spoke with ruben and his mother rose about this idea how he came up with it. he calls it the el paso challenge. >> like -- i like went to a hospital to do -- to give roses to workers and victims, i paid for someone's food. i gave cards to the first responders. i gave food to the first responders. and then i -- and then i donated toys to other kids. >> boy, i bet those first responders really >> i bet those first responders really appreciated that. what did they say to you? >> they said thank you and they said god bless you. >> rose, what is it like to watch your son take this challenge on? >> it just warms my heart. i keep telling him, son, i can't even express to you in words how proud i am of you. i just have to support him. it's been great seeing the response that we have received and he h

albert martÍnez nos explica. albert: buenas tardes, se va a seguir intensificando.pueden ver, esto indica que cada vez estÁ tomando más fuerza. vamos a ver las otras computadoras donde tengo las grÁficas para poder seguir viendo la evoluciÓn de este sistema, pero de momento es huracÁn categorÍa tres con vientos en 115 millas por hora. la velocidad prÁcticamente es la misma. si podemos cambiar al sistema que nos puede mostrar el resto de grÁficas para que vean la trayectoria y la evoluciÓn de este sistema. como les he ido comentando durante toda la maÑana en ""despierta amÉrica" y las redes sociales, la zona de las bahamas es la que mÁs nos preocupa. tenemos vigilancia por huracÁn ante la llegada de los efectos de este ciclÓn que se ha ido intensificando y es que dorian ya es un potente huracÁn qu5 mi porque aquÍ solo tengo la posiciÓn actualmente. lo dicho, dorian seguirÁ acercÁndose hacia la zona de la florida durante los prÓximos dÍas. la gran incÓgnita es quÉ terminarÁ ocurriendo en esa trayectoria. aquÍ tenemos. la zona de las bahamas es la que estÁ bajo vr hura

chris martinez cbs news los angeles. >>> the giants are doing a high wire act in the wiled here comed there goes the judge. that wasn't the whole story next. >> and as we go to break, let's take a live look this time at menetta international airport in san jose. 58 degrees there. we'll be right back. >>> good wednesday morning to you. we're going to turn up the heat. so temps will be warming up to above average for this time of year with that sunshine. 85 in santa clara. 84 for san jose. check out antioche. 91 in concord. 7ly berkley. oakland.ancisco. 75 for san leandro and mid 90s in windsor. >>> let's take a look at what our bridge travel times look like. mobile 5 is right now as we speak on the ground headed across the bay bridge leaving san francisco. no problems to report at all and that into san francisco part that's a little bit slower. i'll continue to track your traffic times ahead. >>> it's late august and this is crunch time for both the a's and giants. a's top pitching prospect he's going to start in the bull pen. bottom 1. matt olsen. this is for you. that's olsen's 26th

chris martinez, talking to us with us. chris martinez, talking to us live from el paso.the last 2a hours. the nine people killed in a shooting in dayton ohio died when a gunman opened fire outside a bar. that was in the oregon district of the city, downtown. it was saturday night, very late night. a lot of people out and about, doing their thing. at a news c0 nfe re nce and about, doing their thing. at a news conference this morning, the mayor of dayton gave more details on what happened and also underlined how it was fortunate that the police will close at hand to prevent this from being an even more appalling tragedy. suspect opened fire along the oregon district. he was wearing body armour and had a 23 capacity magazine. he had additional magazines. 26 have been injured, and are at area hospitals. ten fatalities in our community, including the shooter. in less tha n community, including the shooter. in less than one minute, in less than one minute, date and first responders neutralise the shooter. —— dayton. while this is an incredibly sad day for our city, i am amaze

. >> ktvu's leigh martinez was there. >> reporter: talking to the police, they said that there three main reasons of their support, the support, and also so people feel safe. this is the third year that the police have been here. they have really ramped up their efforts here. they have a booth at the very front entrance. this is towards the end of the parade. 6:00 was the cut off hour. hello everyone. everybody had a really good time. you just missed the choir, they were just singing. the police department, they have really wanted to show more support to the lgbt community. also to the officers that they are really hoping to let them know that they want to recruit 150 officers. they have openings. look at these adorable kids having a good time. hello. did you guys have a good time? yeah? we are just wrapping up here. this is not the end of it. we still have another pride parade. this time it is going to be in oakland. it is going to be on september 8. in san jose, leigh martinez, ktvu fox 2 news. >> i don't know if you've had a chance to hear or talk to the police, i'm just wondering

chris martinez, a terrible day and night for the people of el paso, texas.r a white nationalist manifesto posted online, which says the attack deliberately targeted the hispanic community, was written by the gunman. 80% of the population in el paso are of hispanic origin. the ages and genders of all these people injured and killed are numerous and the age groups, the situation, needless to say, it's horrific. it has a nexus at this point in time to a hate crime, the fbi will be looking into that with all the federal authorities, right now we are looking at potential capital murder charges for this individual. right now, we have a manifesto from this individual that indicates to some degree it has a nexus to potential hate crime. the police chief in el paso, speaking several hours ago now in the news conference that was given in the immediate aftermath of the shootings. there are more details emerging since the incident took place, at about 10.30 local time in el paso, on saturday morning. as chris martinez was saying, a really busy shopping mall, a busy walm

chris martinez cbs el paso.>> prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. he posted the manifesto to a message board called 8chan . that message board is linked to the new zealand mosque attack and a synagogue near san diego. san francisco-based network provider cloudflare announced it's cut off services to 8chan. we will have more on that part of the story coming up on the kpix 5 news at 5:00 and online at www.kpix5.com. >>> 1500 miles away another community is in mourning over another mass shooting. natalie brand is in dayton, ohio.>> reporter: a steady stream of community members visited with scene of sunday's mass shooting in dayton, ohio to pay their respects. nine victims were killed and at least 27 others wounded in the attack. investigators identified 24- year-old connor betts is the shooter police say he was carrying nar 15 like rifle. >> he would've had 250 rounds maximum in his possession at the time. >> if police had not stopped him and he made it into the establishment where hundreds of people were dancing hundreds would have died. >> reporter:

community in some order and just build a community was new to the righty let's not be afraid in martineziller bus aqi kron 4 news. >>also in the headlines this morning, santa rosa police are hoping you can identify the woman that you see here in this surveillance video. take a good look apparently she stole a purse and credit cards to which she charged thousands of dollars. if you recognize or call santa rosa police. >>police say man is offering a bit of inspiration. this morning. it's an incredible story is yet rags to riches in the truest sense. he started out as a school janitor more than 2 decades ago and now he's the boss melinda meza reports now on how we never give up on his dreams. i wanted to start. >>doctor raise gown us as the best part of his day is getting to know students and encouraging education he began as a school janitor in lodi 23 years ago. >>i was fortunate to start as a custodian which will a unified and then i was a campus safety monitor. and then when i moved over to start a new unified 22 years ago it was a teacher there and then i was a counselor headcounts the

chris martinez cbs news las angeles. >>> a baseball player hit three home runnings last night but it's the third that has people scratching their heads. >>> and before we go to break you're looking live downtown san jose. 60 degrees there already this morning and it's going to get a lot hotter on this wednesday morning. in the human brain, billions of neurons play in harmony. for people with parkinson's, some neurons change their tune, causing uncontrollable tremors. now, abbott technology can target those exact neurons. restoring control and harmony, once thought to belost forever. now, abbott technology can target those exact neurons. the most personal technology is technology with the power to change your life. >>> good wednesday morning to you. we are expecting some hot temperatures as we head through the afternoon with heat advisories in effect for all of our inland locations. 103 for morgan hill. 99 for los gatos in the afternoon. as well as for livermore. pleasanton. 81 in berkley. 80 for san francisco. 86 for a high in oakland. 100 degrees in santa rosa for a high and 99 in win

chris martinez cbs news los angeles. >>> coming up outside lands adding another lands to the lineup. the grass area festival gets another green light for pot. >>> and let's head outside before we go to break. 57 degrees and a cloudy, foggy start on this thursday morning. wimpy trash bags? c'mon. hefty! hefty! hefty! hey ladies... buy hefty® ultra strong™ at a low price. dada! i wish... get hefty® ultra strong™ costs less than glad® forceflex where sold head to head. >>> 4:43 right now this morning fedex is cutting ties with amazon. wendy gillette is liv with this morning's stock report. >>> wall street rallied after early losses wednesday. the dow dropped 22 points but at one point was down 600. the nasdaq added 29 and the s&p 500 gained 2. trade war between the u.s. and china will spill over. key interest rates to limit the damage. but after the dip earlier in the day investors took the opportunity to buy back in bringing the major indexes back to about where they started. fedex will stop making ground deliveries for amazon. the giant has been building its own fleet. fedex says it w

on night out in 421 cities across the country celebrated tonight, including martinez and many other bay area cities. we're live martina stiller sackey kron 4 news you're right taylor seems more important than ever take a look at our 4 zone forecast that say a nice live shot of. >>sfo and time to talk to chief meteorologist lawrence karnow art i can't believe that you're talking about maybe maybe a little rain. yeah, i'm trying not to talk too much about it, but. >>just enough right, i mean this is that time of year word be unusual for gallon coming in europe are certainly. there's a chance we could see some showers actually headed toward the bay area. but you have to stay tuned all week long the forecast is going to tighten up and change just a bit. outside right now you see that low that is off the coastline. that's all part of that system that's kind of meandering off the coastline over the next few days it's going to pick up a little moisture approach the bay area. and that's when things could get a little interesting outside the right now we do have some patchy fog that is beginning

kron four's gayle ong live for us tonight in martinez was reaction to all of this scale. >>can a high school in martinez and i did speak to a student everything graduate who played football and the football coach, they both say that there are pros and cons to this new law. >>19 year-old mike read details as his favorite part of football rides well playing the game pretty much is around you like a brother and pretty much. governor gavin newsom signed a law wednesday limiting frll-contact practices. >>to 30 minutes per day twice a week me contact in my we spent like $1000 and helmets. >>there's a home in flying over $1000. but it is pretty much on. how the contact happened recchi said that's the way to tackle and hid that should be things it's not really football but if you can get the right way and make some more fun lets people get hurt at the end of the day. it's about the safety of the kids. >>bobby boy did the head freshman football coach at alhambra high school in martinez bob boyd says the new law for youth football is a good idea. he thinks it does hinder staff and

." >>> leading off our discussion now is one of the signatories of that letter, jj martinez. he is a member of the el paso young democrats. also with us tonight in el paso, richard parker. he is the author of "lone star nation: how texas will transform america" and maria teresa cow mar joi kumar. i want to start with you in an op-ed piece in "the new york times" about this event in the aftermath of it, you wrote, "we have invaded nothing. we were already here." please explain that to our audience. >> well, it's exactly that. i am the son of a mexican immigrant who is now a citizen of the united states and an american father. my mother's family has come back -- has come to -- through texas and back to mexico many times. my late great uncle enlisted in the united states navy during world war ii and lost his life as a mexican citizen fighting for this country. so the idea that there's any kind of invasion going on is farcical. the president has said this over 60 times. obviously it's a core component of his re-election strategy. and he shows no signs whatsoever of backing off of

. >> chris martinez has this and more. >> reporter: a night of laughs is on tap in beverly hills this november as america's legendary comedians are honored. carol burnett and bob newhart, lily tomlin, carl reiner and norman lear will get a special tribute for their enduring impact on tv comedy. more than four decades after his death, elvis presley reemerges as an animated superhero. his ex-wife priscilla is coproducing a series called agent king for netflix that will feature elvis as an agent in a secret government spy program charged with try safe f forces while holding down his day job as the king of rock-and- roll. netflix has yet to announce a release date. and, a deadly game of hide and seek. ready or not. >> it's something we do when someone new joins the family. >> reporter: the horror family comedy follows those at a family mansion that are hunted in a gruesome game as part of a diabolical ritual. ready or not hits theaters wednesday and that is your eye on entertainment. chris martinez, cbs news in los angeles. >>> never in history have the giants and the a's completed a four

with sunshine all day you will warm up to a high of 85 degrees in martinez. widespread cloud cover tomorrow morning. temperatures will quickly warm- up starting wednesday. afternoon. it won't be as warm as last week. temperatures will climb above average. tomorrow our last below average day for a while. concorde 82. fremont 74. open 71. san jose 78. san francisco 67. wednesday warmer by about 7 degrees. thursday friday and saturday 80s and 90s inland. 70s near the bay. 60s at the coast. we stay slightly above average into early next week. or me up after tomorrow. >>> stop if you heard it before. it is a rater long national nightmare. is it over antonio brown is back in camp. will he stick around this time? >>> it's time for the biggest sale of the year on the sleep number 360 smart bed. you can adjust your comfort on both sides your sleep number setting. can it help us fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep us asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly

chris martinez looks back at the murders that shocked hollywood and the country. >> you learn how to >> reporter: 50 years later debra tate is still haunted by the brutal killing of her big sister sharon. >> it never goes away, and the grief never goes away, but you do learn to cope better. >> good-bye, mother, i'll wire you the money first thing in the morning. good-bye. >> reporter: sharon tate was a rising star and nearly nine months pregnant when she was viciously murdered along with four friends in august of 1969 by so-called members of the manson family. today the house on cielo drive no longer stands, but the fascination with her murder remains. "variety" magazine angela jackson says from books to tv series to films, tate's life and death have become something of a pop culture phenomenon. the actress is being portrayed in no less than three movies this year, the last by margo robby in "once upon a time in hollywood. kwds famous, and to have this darkness come in with manson and his followers really keeps people interested. >> charles manson and his followers were convicted of

martinez has taken the challenge himself by among other things, bringing food to el paso's first respondersyou may have guessed, have followed his lead on social media. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," actor greg kinnear joins us in the cbs studio with his new movie "brian banks." i'm brook silva-braga. this is the cbs. with his new movie with brian banks. this is the "cbs morning news." jill jill has entresto, and a na heart failure pill that helped keep people alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. where to next? we believe nutrition is full of possibilities to improve your pet's life. we're redefining what nutrition can do. because the possibility of a longer life and a healthy life is the greatest possibility of all. help us at taps.org/family. >>> our top stories this morni

provide is honoring that request you know where we will see what he does tomorrow shannon foley martinez joining us tonight from our washington office is former white supremacist talking to us about how you can change the hearts and minds of people and you start with your children janet thank you very much we appreciate your time and your story thank you thank you for having me. well paso texas is now at the epicenter of americans domestic terrorism but it has ties to something else as well the city just across the border the city of ciudad juarez is considered to be one of mexico's most violent cities up until last weekend el paso ranked as one of america's safest places well this explains why you see it odd juarez has become a magnet and a waiting place for central american migrants seeking asylum in the u.s. but as our next report reveals that weight can be a miserable one. many of the image and see shelters on the mexican side of the border a full but people continue to arrive the u.s. is sending migrants back here across the border until their asylum applications are processed. this

alphonso martinez said his six- year-old got up he heard the snap. a few more seconds and he could have been crushed.>>> we grabbed him and ran out. stuff was still breaking in everything. we just ran out. just amazing that my son was alive.>> reporter: martinez wanted to know what most people would. what happened. >>> is not a dead tree. it is alive no question about that.>> reporter: the local arborist said the trees might have collapsed from the sacramento heat.>>> the tree starts us to change itself and goes into recovery mode. as that happens the water does expand inside the tree. it does cause it to drop. >> reporter: it is what they have left that has this family thankful. >>> just thankful that seeing this and seeing the inside. how is my family still living? >>> a portion of interstate 505 in vacaville is getting a new name. in honor of a fallen officer. saturday marks one year since chp officer kurt anthony chris died conducting a traffic stop. he was struck when a truck veered on the shoulder of interstate 80 in fairfield. he was a 19 year

has benefited martinez schools. more than 60 artists showed off and sold jewelry, glassware, ceramics, paintings and tapestries. proceeds help fund scholarships for graduating seniors and art grants for teachers. >>> sports wrap just minutes away. >> does it surprise you more antonio brown drama at raiders camp? hear why the team may have had enough. >> we'll get you up to speed on the giants and a's who can't quite pull off the four-game sweep, but they gained ground in the playoff race. >> it is a full half hour of sports coming up at 11:30 on sports wrap. >>> still ahead here at 11:00 the gilroy community continues to come together three weeks after the mass shooting there, the events held today to help survivors and their families. >> but first hundreds of athletes took part in the oakland triathlon this morning kicking off at the okayland oakland estuary. the run came last with the race around lake merritt. you're watching with the 11:00 news on ktvu. we are back in just a moment. >>> the world's oldest operati

reporter alice martinez has more on a special moment. >> hey, how are you doing?are you doing? >> reporter: at this ihop, customers told general manager kelly erk hart about a homeless man sitting outside the restaurant. he went to check on him. >> he looked up at me and got real nervous -- i'm leaving, i'm leaving. i said calm down. it's okay. i just want to make sure you're okay. are you hurt? do you need an ambulance? when he looked at me, he had a tear in his eye. i'm just tired and hungry and lonely. >> reporter: he sat down. >> i wanted him to know i'm a man like him. >> reporter: they talked for a while and he brought him some food and a cup of coffee. >> the next time you walk past a homeless person, don't ever forget that could very easily be you. i offered him some peace and some love that day. that's all i could give him that day. >> really touching. >> that was alice martinez reporting. >>> when we come back, a very chosen counter with a shark. >>> first we want to thank thomas for this picture from napa. >> share your pictures with #abc7now. you may s

chris martinez, el paso. >>> the justice department is considering whether to bring hate crime charges against the el paso gunman. >>> for 35:00 and taking a live look at capitol hill, in d.c., lawmakers are calling for action is a recent mass shootings have turned political. laura podesta reports on the division and what should be done to prevent these strategies and it is split along party lines. >> in one voice our nation must condemn racism, bigotry and white supremacy. >> reporter: in a statement, president donald trump condemned white nationalism after two massive shootings over the weekend. many democrats are blaming the president for inciting that violence. >> mr. president, it's long past time you address it for what it is. this is hatred, pure and simple and it's being fueled by rhetoric that is so divisive and it's causing people to die. >> he's incited racism, he's invited violence. these are the consequences for his actions. >> reporter: president donald trump pledged more federal resources to combat domestic terrorism and recommended curbing the glorification of violence

. >> leigh martinez is live in san antonio park in cupertino with more undisputedly. >> reporter: unfortunately park officials say they have had to kick people out of the park you have found other ways to get in, and they were apparently trying to hide from park rangers, definitely not a smart thing to do. you have to is park the -- respects the park closure not just for your safety but the safety of the mountain lines as well. remember, this is their home and they do not seem to be afraid. this video confirmed, there is a mountain lion family living in rancho san antonio park. started on the trail are two mountain lions, and another is looking off trail. is but it is a mom and three cubs. the family was first spotted a few weeks ago, however, the occurrences started increaar th formatted mayans were e around including one case where the mountain lion refused to leave the trail even as a hiker tried to make noise to scare it off. >> right now, we assume that she is teaching her young how to hunt. >> reporter: dozens of cars have pulled up to the gate on saturday, but not wanting to be a snack,

taken into account if we want to live in our world of the 21st century and peace are not money mr martinez just briefly if you can is tolerance for other faiths something that religious leaders are focusing on enough. what i think we cover is not enough one of the i just present to secretary-general the action plan the secretary general to study night and i think we're now into a publicly in the beginning of october in 1 of the proposal is included into our plan is that there we have a really 2 goal to gether not trying to reach as leader not to the political leadership we have to work together is not the question how wrote religious leader but these hold the whole society supernatural site the media we mun media and do not so sun media and the call for doctrine propre church are sure to be implemented all right me get on head want to tina's the un high representative for the alliance of civilizations speaking to us from lindau thank you so much thank you bye. now italy's governing coalition has collapsed after the prime minister announced his resignation today she said he conti's decision

his name is ruben martinez and he started when he called the el paso challenge.ing kind for someone else today. he wrote up a knnote calling fo everyone to do 22 good deeds, one for each of those that died in el paso. his mom posted it and it went viral. ruben was having anxiety about the shooting and came to his dad with this idea. they've been traveling around the city of el paso encouraging people to join in and accepted the challenge. mom's at work. ruben, martinez is with us now. hello, ruben. how are you? >> hi. i'm doing good. >> good. i know it was hearing this news. and you decided you had a good idea. tell me about it. >> well, it's just that the # #elpaso challenge is doing good deeds for others. >> shepard: who have you meet and what have they said to you? >> i met a lot of people. they're proud of my work, a lot of people said that they were going to do it. i saw it on facebook and twitter. usually they all want to do it. >> shepard: how did that make you feel? >> makes me feel good that everyone is being kind to everyone. >> shepard: i read that you

ktvu's leigh martinez has more on the department's increased presence. ♪ we are marching on the sidef >> reporter: silicon valley pride delivered fresh faces, colorful characters, corporate sponsorships and plenty of free mom hugs. >> i thought it was really cool. i think it's good that everybody is able to be, you know, just come here and be themselves and, you know, not to worry about haters. >> reporter: the san jose police department has joined three years in a row, but this year it stepped up its presence at pride. the chief waved to the crowd from a vintage patrol car in the parade and they became one of the first police departments to fly the rainbow flag. police say they're doing more this year because it's important for the department to show support not only for the lgbtq community but also for officers within that community. >> we're here at the festival as well recruiting, hiring about 150 officers a year. so we also want community and t here. >> reporter: festivalgoers appreciated the officers' participation. >> i think it's good. up until today our kids were scared of t

>>to 30 minutes a day twice a week kron four's gayle ong is live in martinez tonight. she got reaction to the new law gayle what's the sentiment out there. >>well grant in vicki, i'm here at a home for a high school where we spoke with the recent graduate who plays football and the football coach who both say there are pros and cons to the new law. >>19 year-old mike read details as his favorite part of football rides well playing the game pretty much is around you like a brother and pretty much. governor gavin newsom signed a law wednesday limiting full-contact practices. >>to 30 minutes per day twice a week me contact in my opinion we spent like $1000 and helmets. >>there's a home in flying over $1000. but it is pretty much on. how the contact happened recchi said that's the way to tackle and hid that should be it's not really football game. but if you can get the right way and make some more fun less people at the end of the day. >>it's about the safety of the kids. >>bobby boy did the head freshman football coach at alhambra high school in martinez bob boyd says th

>>without opposition, reporting in martinez gayle ong kron 4 news. >>in the east bay, a man was robbed at gunpoint near u c berkeley that happened early yesterday morning in the parking lot of the 2500 block of deer and avenue. 3 robbers stole his phone his wallet, one of them had a gun. they all got away in a car police are still looking for him this morning and also 10 minutes before that robbery police say 2 people chased a man and a woman in the 24 block of bancroft way. the man and woman got away without being hurt. police are looking now to see if those 2 instances are related. >>and a story this morning jury deliberations continue next week in the go ship warehouse fire trial. the jury has so far been unable to determine the fate of derick almena and max harris. they are on trial for 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for those who died in the fire in 2016. and the jurors did at. for a clarification of a term after the second day of deliberations. they wanted to know more about authorized agent of the owner and what that meant and that give

chris martinez of cbs news.ts when the shooting broke out. they were in lockdown in the shopping centre for an hour before a swat team arrived to help them escape. we were there about 30 minutes when they announced they were closing down the store. locked the doors, which i didn't really think much of at the time and then they told us to huddle in the corner of the store and that's when i really started to worry. because i didn't think it was, you know, normal to be doing that. if it was something so minor. but they let us know that there was an active shooter inside the mall, on the second level and ijust went into survival mode, i mean, it was so scary being in that kind of situation. being from el paso, i was born and raised here, nothing like this ever, i mean ever, i would have imagined, could happen in my hometown. they were going to try and evacuate us through the exit ofjcpenney and so we waited for about an hour, when swat teams showed up and they ordered us to put our hands up and run through dillard's