drugs prosecutor sonia medina faces organizations seeking to launder billions of dollars. today she is leading an operation in the city of the north of lima. but only for the life of a compelling man and i know that. she's aiming to seize hundreds of market stalls another property which years of investigation suggest a road by a local cartel. if this is. a doesn't move if the we go for. months and i guess over the summer you're going to. have somebody who is there because you know you can really and what the little book is the most of it on the let me put up put it would you know it will nearly eleven in. more than two hundred police officers are involved and the operation is one of the biggest this year. with so much at stake authorities must work quick things might turn violent any time if you. know families are people who are fleeing the fighting the that could come into force with no loss of the flight oh my goodness of community and they have to focus on looking at the almost like getting a new beginning to conform with plans to see them with your. liberals are suppos

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maria medina, kpix 5. -- this year, it appears this new tactic isn't working. maria medina, kpix 5. >>> runways in san jose shut down for 30 minutes between 9:30 and 10 p.m. to protect pilots from the blinding lights in the sky. and this was the show they were protecting pilots from. check it out. the grand finale of the show in downtown san jose. it lasted for about 20 minutes. once the fireworks and smoke gr highway 237 at north first street. fire officials got the call about 9:30 last night. no word on the cause of the fire. >>> over in alviso, san jose police broke up a huge 4th of july party. you can see multiple units patrolling the area before stopping the party. >>> san bruno police made a number of busts overnight. officers arrested at least 25 people. police say one group alone had more than 300 pounds of fireworks. they found a gun on one of the suspects. police haven't said what charges they could face. >>> in san francisco, the fog was a no show at the big party. crystal clear skies for the big fireworks show by the waterfront. kpix 5's betty yu wa

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we speak to medina's mother. >> het would w to forgive and foomet. and you in here and you think you're going to be satisfied. and you're not. >> in addition to jail time, will serve100 hours of community serve. >> we're more than halfway through july, but some families are waiting to find out their kids' final grades. the school system says a technical error is to blame. new copying are being sent out and should be received by next friday. >>> in video of a group of thieves who c don't seem e if they're spotted stealing. this is the video from a lululemon store. the same group of women who ransacked it on sunday, returned on tuesday and stole more stuff. >> this time, the manager of a nearby rtaurant intervened. he grabbed a bag and it had about $300 worth ofmerchandise. all of this on top of the $17,000 that was toll stolen on sunday. police believe the same group has stolen about 130,0$130,000o of yoga pants. >> what are they selling? >> expensive stuff. >>> this morning, a lot of people in a virginia waking up with more money. megamillions says m

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let's begin with maria medina live from san jose. >> reporter: yeah. we are on communication hill, over looking san jose for, miles and a few minutes ago, you heard that behind me, we have been seeing illegal fireworks. >> reporter: this was the view from communication hill. >> the view is amazing. >> reporter: illegal fireworks shows all over san jose. >> if it goes pop it is probably legal. >> reporter: chopper 5 caught fireworks going off, despite a new tool rolled out by the city where people can take a picture or video of violaters and report them online. >> we have to stop the fireworks. >> reporter: last week people made nearly 700 complaints to report illegal fireworks. firefighters did not wait for the new tool to send a message. >> before we turned on the tool we already $5th of citations. >> reporter: leaders trying to crack down on fireworks but many don't care. last year the city spent $50,000 on a campaign to urge violaters to be more considerate of their neighbors. do you think there is anything the city can do to stop people? >> i think

maria medina, kpix 5. >> shares of twitter and snap fell right along with facebook. both lost 4% in after-hours trading. >>> the ground breaking discovery in the search for life on mars. italian scientists say a huge lake has been detected deep neath the surface of the red planet. the suspected lake is near the frigid martian south pole. researchers discovered it by hitting the area repeatedly with ground penetrating radar, revealing what they say is a body of liquid water about 12 miles wide and one mile under the surface. >> that does not mean there is life there. it does not mean it is a good place for life to start. certainly this is the type of habitat we know for life on earth. >> if it is water, it would be extremely salty and near freezing. it is so deep that it would be impossible for current martian rovers to take a sample. >>> let's check in with paul deanno right now. we are going the other way from freezing. >> we are. 100 degrees for a few of you inland. 100 degrees likely tomorrow. here is the view from the salesforce tower. it is not so great. we are

maria medina explains they just won the right to be heard in court. >> l.a.p.d. led us right into the protesters. >> reporter: also to the lawsuit against the city of san jose. >> while we're getting attacked they're just watching, allowing it to handle. >> reporter: juan hernandez says that the police officers funneled them to the protest ers. a panel of appeals just rejected their appeal. the appeals court wrote by shepherding into a crowd of protest -rs officers acted with deliberate indifference to that danger. >> i think that's an outrageous, critical and despicable for our government to take. we as citizens should never feel that by going to a political rally should expect to be assaulted while the police watch. >> reporter: they'll discuss whether to appeal the court's decision. he also mentioned mayor sam licardo and police chief eddy garcia have been dismissed from the case. but the plaintiffs lawyers says the court's decision allows them to look further into if they were somehow involved. >> it was the people who were planning it those officers are the

kpix 5's maria medina explains why. >> reporter: for the last 44 years the milk pail market has been a stop. >> i have customers saying i remember when your dad first opened in 1974. >> reporter: but now they might get big business. >> i'm excited to see what it will do for us. >> reporter: right next door facebook is putting the finishing touches on its new buildings, but there's a catch. this office unlike its other headquarters won't llfree meals employees. >> >. the idea is to encourage the employees to use the restaurants and encourage the office building to provide food open to the public. >> reporter: the mayor says back in 2014 they decided fully subsidized meals wouldn't be allowed inside the office at the village at san antonio center. >> the idea is not just to isolate people who are working in tech from the rest of the community, but to bring them in and everybody enjoys their benefits, and they enjoy the benefits of their community. >> it gives everything else in this area, like, the chance to survive. >> reporter: while some facebook employees may not hit the like butto

kpix 5's maria medina is following the investigation. >>> reporter: court documents allege the man's biggest mistake was when the hardware engineer hired to work on a secret autonomous car told apple he would be quitting. he disclosed that he intended to work upon x motors a chinese startup company focused on electric automobiles in autonomous vehicle technology. >> that raised red flags. >> reporter: they reviewed his activity and looked through surveillance footage discovering he allegedly stole massive amounts of confidential data, circuit boards and server. court documents say he had also bought a last-minute ticket to china above being stopped at the airport. >> if they see that you have bougan immediate ticket to high tail it out of the country, chances are they are going to say hello to you at the gate when you get there. >> this silicon valley companies, they are going to bring the hammer down. intellectual property is their lifeblood. >> reporter: bay area tech reporter david needle says maki done, it's sending a message to employees. >> there's talk that you're not even pur

in campbell, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> a bear got stuck in a storm drain.t was peeking from the storm drain in colorado springs. wildlife officials worked with the utility workers to remove the cover and within a few minutes, the 250-pound bear emerged and made a break for the open space across the street. wildlife officials believe it was lured by an open dumpster filled with berries nearby. ha. and it took off. see ya! >>> 4:57. crews are trying to stop a deadly wildfire in redding f >> reporter: and governor brown wants to change the existing 911 system and bring it up to speed with modern capabilities. but at what cost? a deadly wildfire cutting a path of destruction >>> as we mourn the loss, we also battle a fire that is moving extremely quickly and erratically. >> a deadly wildfire cutting a path of destruction through redding and the areas around it sparking a scramble to flee. good morning, i'm michelle griego. >> i'm kenny choi. the carr fire has moved into heavily populated areas in west redding after jumping the sacramento river and new evacuatio

in burlingame, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> santa rosa is suing pg&e over the wine country wildfires. this new lawsuit joins sonoma, lake and mendocino counties. each county is seeking money. the wildfires destroyed 5300 homes in sonoma county and killed 24 last year. back in may, cal fire blamed pg&e equipment for starting 16 of the major fires. a report on the deadly tubbs fire is not out yet. >>> take a look at this time lapse video of smoke blocking out the view of yosemite's half dome. it is from the nearby ferguson fire burning in mariposa county. it could impact air quality at the park through the morning. cal fire says that smoke has created a challenge for air attack crews. the fire burned more than 13,000 acres and is only 5% contained. a 20-mile stretch of highway 140 is closed cutting off a major access route to the park. >>> it looks very smoky in a lot of camera shots but it's just fog. >> it's fog. it's fog and it's clouds and it's making a huge issue as far as visibility is concerned. that's not just in the north bay or over the bay. taking a live look to our san jose

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in san mateo county, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> it is 4:37. let's get a check of the weekend forecast. >> yes. it's friday so we're almost there. just got to get through the workday and it will be fine. today is cooler than yesterday so that might be a nice welcomed relief for a lot of folks but yes, the weekend temperatures will be on the rise and we have the early- morning fog. this is our "salesforce" tower camera so you can see the top of e towee ras it's c but belt cljo up to clear conditions and you will be able to see that sun pr soon. 63 degrees in san jose right now. 57 for san francisco. concord 61. so early-morning temperatures slightly above average. visibility you can see how the south bay is nice in the clear. and half moon bay typical spots where that fog likes to form. that's where it's low. so petaluma, santa rosa, not too bad. yesterday we had a little thicker fog out there affecting visibility a bit more. overall satellite/radar showing that it's coming right through the golden gate bridge, towards the delta, as we see the w

whether it's medical reasons or adult use reasons. >> reporter: maria medina kpix 5. >>> new video of the boy's soccer team trapped inside a cave. why it could take months to get them out. >>> a bay area officer caught sleeping on the job. what the department has to say about it tonight. >>> and a fourth of july show like no other. where you can see drones light up the night sky. >>> hopefully the weather will cooperate to allow fireworks to light up the night sky. didn't last year and there's a pretty stiff breeze coming from the ocean right now. it's helping with our air quality. but could it be too much of a good thi coach huddled together inside the flooded cave. for 10 days >>> tonight new video out of thailand shows 12 boys and their soccer coach huddled together inside of the cave they've been trapped for ten days now. it could take months to get them out. first responders had to go in about two and a half miles from the cave's entrance through thick mud and high water. cbs reporter ben tracey's outside that cave. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> reporter: finding the 12 missing

in campbell, maria medina, kpix5. >>> southbay is one of the warm spots tonight, clear, 64 degrees it is chilly and breezy and foggy in san francisco, and currently 56, the cool spot is santa rosa 54, bigelow tonight as well, livermore, san jose 61, nothing compared to other parts of the state. petaluma has the micro forecast tonight because it's little league team is playing the championship game in reading. the game was canceled today because of poor air quality, obviously the spread of the car fire has been moved to sutter and they will play tomorrow night. mid to upper 80s with sunshine over the next couple of days and staying warm. what is the entire bay area not warm like the rest of california and almost the entire west coast? it is the air-conditioner known as the eastern pacific ocean sitting at 53 degrees, and because the ranch is centered where it is read over southern california, we are still grabbing letters and influence, not in sacramento, they hit 101. nor any other part of the state except right here in the bay area, that brings in the low cloud cover doing that again

kpix 5's maria medina explains. >> this is what you're going to see in most places. >> reporter: the shelves aren't as stocked. >> these are the only ones that we currently have up to state compliance. >> reporter: there's a three to four-week wait to get inventory back up to normal. >> all these products here need to go through complete state testing and packaging requirements. >> reporter: the retail manager for santa cruz naturals in aptos estimates they lost up to $10,000 in profit when they threw out all the cannabis products no longer state-compliant as of july 1st. >> i'm sure some of the dispensaries that weren't as diligent as we have been have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars easily. >> reporter: the "associated press" said the entire industry would lose nearly $400 million because of unsold product. >> it is still an issue and probably will be an issue for weeks getting a full shelf like we're used to. >> reporter: as. sunday, retailers must -- as of sunday retailers must sell them in childproof containers and strict lab testing. the labs can't keep up with demand. >>

in mountain view, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> time now 4:39. new tariffs took effect overnight as china accuses the u.s. of starting history's biggest trade war. "the biggest trade war in economic history." the u-s imposed tari >>> this morning, china is accusing the federal government of starting the biggest trade war in economic history. the u.s. imposed tariffs on $34 billion worth of chinese imports overnight. china has promised immediate retaliation on an equal amount of american exports. more tariffs are on another $16 billion in chinese products, set to take effect in two weeks with more to follow. >>> president trump says the tariffs are meant to pressure china into abandoning unfair trade practices like intellectual property theft. china says it is prepared to fight back as long as necessary. >>> it is day 5 of the protests outside the i.c.e. office in san francisco. this was the scene last night. take a look. demonstrators have been camping out in front of the federal immigration offices since monday. they have shut down a block of wa

maria medina is live at levi stadium with the president's latest tweet, maria? >> well, guys, this is where it all began, colin took a knee during the national anthem during a preseason game in 2016, in may, the nfl issued a protest policy, thought the controversy would be over and we could go back to football. boy were they wrong. >> i think we are here, because the nfl continues to struggle to figure out how to get its arms around dealing with something so difficult. >> reporter: the nfl is already sidelining its new s been played, in may, the league announced teams would be fined if players did not stand during the national anthem. but, the policy left it up to teams to then decide how to punish their players to avoid that fine. sure enough, the miami dolphins classified anthem protest as a violation of conduct. which could lead to a paid or unpaid suspension, a fine, or both. that caused the nfl to put the policy on pause yesterday until further discussion. the nfl hope this policy would put the spotlight back on the game, and stop the protests that took ove

kpix5's marie medina picks up the story from carmel. >> she is my best friend. you know? and, i just -- i just feel a -- just like something is not right. >> reporter: that was isabel hernandez on monday, three days after her younger sister disappeared. now, the search for angela hernandez is stretching into a week. and, it has brought into monterey county. >> we were able to get cell phone data that put her in the area. >> reporter: and to get his are conducting their search without very many clues. the few details they do have are coming from technology. they say cell phone towers pinged angela's cell phone in this area, so they began looking at surveillance video at nearby businesses. including the carmel highlands general errol -- general store. >> video of a similar car driving by, so we have a pretty good belief that she came through that area. it >> reporter: kpix5 obtained this photo from the search and rescue team as they concentrate their efforts at the state beach, but the fog is hindering search from the air. isabel posted a message on her facebook thursday sa

nothing heavier medina at any corner. and the thought pattern in a city here here let's talk for i'll tell you have seen many hats that i will see mean a leadin are you at the know. there was the moment. it's a scene a first communion or often played out in mainland spain the priest officiating doesn't see any divisions between saints as christians and muslims. no no you have outcomes that are you're going to get a lot of feeling in some people sitting about the door sort of love all of us in all manner. all all that here and there have been a lot of it i think to. some we got of the. story and i could you give that in august you know this i will add nothing that i have not been to the. you know what i feel what i did put out the last you know is that what i mean you know my mind called about you know the fed and you come which i know the money that you know i you want to buy you know noise but it's us will favor us will face some of the money that would be better than. the city of souter is spain's footprint on the very

kpix 5's maria medina is in carmel. >> she is my best friend. you know? and i just -- i just feel just like something is not right. >>> reporter: that was isabel hernandez on monday three days after her younger sister disappeared. now the search for angela hernandez is stretching into a week. it's broadened to monterey county. >> san mateo county was able to give us cell phone data that put her in the area. >> reporter: investigators are conducting their search without very many clues. the few details they do have are coming from technology. they say cell phone towers found her in this area so they looked at surveillance video in nearby businesses including the carmel highlands general store. >> there's surveillance video of a similar car driving by. so it's pretty good belief she came through that area. >> reporter: kpix 5 got this photo from the monterey county search-and-rescue team as they look at a state beach. but the fog is hindering the search from the air. isabel posted a message on her facebook thursday saying she believes and fears her sister t

anti iran sanctions we can go live now to our correspondent medina fortune ever medina good to see you what more can you tell us about this meeting at this point. while the round of negotiations between all sides of the iranian nuclear deal has just. and it here in the austrian capital and old members who are present accept the us wish withdrew from this program and a made this year and now the meeting was taking place at the request of iran and russia so foreign minister sergei lavrov said that russia will do all it can to preserve the iranian nuclear deal and to protect a rant from saying that our re imposed by the us starting this august and now the remaining parties of the deal mad to work out ways how to basically save their progress now the e.u. confirm its commitment to the deal urging washington to a spear european businesses from this secondary sanctions with some officials even claiming that they will not be able to compensate for average thing that arises from companies pulling out of iran and to ran for its support has said that so far not enough is being suggested by other

. >> joven de seis años de edad murió trágicamente, luis medina cuenta . >> en este vídeo de una cámara, se van a una esquina y es cuando el joven que había cumplido 16 años cae herido mortalmente de bala . >> el jefe de policía indicó que un grupo está trabajando en la investigación para determinar las causas, analizan el vídeo, en la esquina de las calles donde ocurrió el crimen activistas se unieron para expresar su solidaridad con la familia y levantar una protesta por la ola de violencia que ha cobrado la vida de varios jóvenes . >> esto tiene que parar la pena que otro niño sea hacinado en nueva york. >> frente al edificio donde vivía el joven, dejan mensajes para la memoria del joven, todos hablaban que era una persona servicial y siempre con una sonrisa. >> qué piensa de lo que pasó? >> cosas malas de > el hombre llamaba a la policía tras usar la de usar un cupón falso con él, a mujeres afroamericana y dice ser víctima de discriminación .ntes despidieron al trabajador. >> el avión en el que viajaban tuvo que descender rápidamente. >> 15 minutos de terror que vivieron los 180 pas

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he sold lsd to medina. three days trait later, litrist jumped to his death after taking that drug.e speak to medina's mother. >> he would want us to forgive and forget.d hat's going to be really, really hard. and you come in here and you think you'sa going to be sfied. and you're not. you just hurt for the o.her person, >> in addition to jail time, he will serve 100 hours of community service. >>> we're more than halfway through july, but some families are waiting to find out their ki' final grades. the school system says a technical error is to blame. new copies are being sent out and should be received by ne. fr >>> today the first day of redskins minicamp. we have a preview of what to expect. >> good morning from rd, virginia. the first training camp starts at 9:45 this morning. it is just the first practice. but jay gruden making himself clea talking about big picture. >>> how are we talkllg about footseason? oh, i no e. august is right around the corner. >> i do notow like fast summer has gone by. >> we're at the end of july. and twoeeks of our summer has been taken out fromus

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kpix 5's maria medina explains what has investors spooked. >>> reporter: >> we're investing so much in security that it will significantly impact our profitability. we're starting to see that this quarter. >> reporter: that was facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg during the earnings call with investors. even before the call ended, the company's stock tanked nearly 25% in aftehotr>>he nber the stock drop is that it's showing incredibly lower growth. >> reporterrecent scandals and controversy catching up to it, including how it handled fake news, the election interference, and privacy. >> in retrospect, i think we clearly view it as a mistake that we didn't inform people and we did that based on false information that we thought that the case was closed and that the data had been deleted. >> this type of stuff is causing people around the world and especially in europe and in the u.s. to question the value proposition of facebook. >> reporter: the drop in shares happened when facebook announced slow user growth. but it tanked when the company predicted slow revenue growth in the coming months

kpix 5's maria medina explains. >>> reporter: some san jose residents say they are not up to speed with the city's major overhaul of bike lanes. >> i mean, nobody knew about this. >> reporter: including steve cohen, who says he never received the postcard city leaders say they sent out about the community meetings regarding the project. >> and they basically said, i'm sorry. but we're moving forward. >> reporter: about 130 street parking spots in downtown will vanish over the next few years. the most impacted, san jose state, including san salvador street where an 11-block stretch will lose about half its street parking. >> we have storefronts vacant for decades that are on this that are losing parking on both sidesser. >> we going to be removing about 180 spaces but then adding about 50 spaces. this is scattered throughout the network. >> reporter: the project is named better bike way sj and will include protected bike lanes where parked cars are used as a buffer between traffic and cyclists. >> i don't think we are bicycle-friendly yet, but we're headed in the right direction. >> repo