kpix 5's maria medina is in livermore with more on the business behaving badly: ((maria medina/livermore: "the venue here in the heart of livermore -- is normally open... but tonight, the lights are off after the state department of alcoholic beverage control suspended its license for forty five days -- starting today.")) ((nats of youtube video -- of music inside bar)) the venue bar and -owits deej - ((jess bouscal/livermore: "2534 i kind of avoid it 35")) and its troubled reputation: ((jess: "2559 crowds that are really there to party maybe not to socialize 2604")) but now -- the bad behavior -- has caught up with business: ((john carr/abc spokesperson: "712 public safety was compromised abc needed to step in")) a-b-c says -- from april 2017 to last june -- police were called to the bar -- seventy six times... draining police services: ((john: "616 seventy six that were documented, maria, there may have been more 19"))((john: "239 for things like public drunkeness fights assaults where people were hurt")) despite several warnings -- according to, a-b-c spokesperson john carr -- the mis

kpix 5's maria medina is live at mineta international tonight, maria? ((anchor)) tonight -- the san jose mayor is saying: enough is enough. he tweeted this earlier:

kpix5's maria medina with business owners who feel stuck in the middle: ((maria medina/santa cruz: "asff highway one and into santa cruz... this is now the first thing you see... a stretch of tents -- almost as wide and long as a football field.")) ((michael spadafora/santa cruz business owner: "drug arrests, we've had cars broken into")) it's the price -- michael spadafora says -- he is paying right now: ((michael: "somebody tried to light the bathroom on fire at my store")) his coffee shop -- he says -- is taking a ten- to-fifteen percent hit... and he's not the only one: ((michael: "that is the operating budget margin for most of our businesses here.")) and -- the hits -- may continue to come: ((eileen cross/city of santa cruz: "249 right now we're just trying to manage health and safety with the campers 53")) city leaders say -- they are very aware of the homeless encampment -- that's dramatically grown in the last few weeks -- steps from the gateway plaza shopping center. in fact, they say they've even put out toilets, trash bins and hygiene stations... for the dozens who've moved

live in san jose, maria medina, kpix5. >>> how about a live look at times square in new york. you can see the crowds are gathering hours before the iconic ball drop. more than 1 million revelers are expected to ring in the new year there. dozens and dozens showed up tos a day before the countdown. also important the rain coming down ahead of the confetti. >> big fluffy sweatshirt with like furry stuff on the inside and i have ski pants overalls. they come all the way up to here. >> he's prepped. no one more ready than the new york city police officers. they've got about 7,000 officers on duty and for the first time nypd deploying drones for extra eyes in the sky. >>> in london thousands gathered on the bank of the river thames to ring in 2019, a spectacular fireworks display. in dubai spectators got an eyeful at the stroke of midnight. a cascade of fireworks from the world's tallest building. there's my favorite, a burst of colorful fireworks over the sydney harbour bridge in australia. torrential rain in the area drenched crowds who arrived early. however, it cleared up just

gps, el condujo 12 minutos al motel >> el entró y ella tuvo tiempo para correr. >> ahí se le ve a medinarentó habitación por tres horas, y lo regresó después de treinta minutos. la niña es de familia ecuatoriana y habria huido de su casa supuestamente con un novio, desde connecticut, la el hecho ocurrió la semana pasada el viernes. >> sospechoso de asesinar a padres de una menor en wisconsin, esto para secuestrar a la menor. la que había permanecido en cautiverio desde el 15 de octubre, pero logró escapar la noche de ayer, y gracias a una vecina logró contactar a la policía. ahora el sujeto enfrenta serios cargos >> también maltrato infantil cuerpo de menor de ocho meses es hallado enterrado en el jardín de su casa ,se cree que el padre habría golpeado al menor y luego inventó la historia de un secuestro. >> hombre hispano enfrenta cargos por sostener relaciones sexuales con menor de 14 años félix silva zúñiga estaría 47 años tras las rejas, de acuerdo a documentos judiciales la víctima era novia de uno de los miembros del grupo, y es que la menor trató de desligarse del grupo pero entre

to mom with brother now the young german who is being held in egypt many guises joins us now from medina in saudi arabia leka good evening you and your brother were traveling to egypt is my understanding walk me through what happened when you arrived at cairo airport so we arrived at the airport in true with my brother much more i rest with her from december the twenty seventh and even they made us late at the control for hours without mentioning any reason project miti four hours later than they just think that they would not allow on the floor to and to egypt and that they would send him back to medina from where we change i was commanded to cause a lot to leave my brother vehicle why do you think that he was detained and you were allowed to go. i have no clue at all actually because they've been mentioned drugs and the reason throughout all the all of the i was in that one i was never politically are just so i have no reason at all as far as not to at all do you know anything about my moods whereabouts. no i don't know anything about him. and since two weeks ago. from the embassy ther

medina/san jose: "organizers of the women's march in san jose say -- they 24- thousand people to show up for tomorrow's march... that s the same number of those who came out last year. but... they admit -- raising money this year was a challenge... as they try to distance themselves from the controversy")) ((nats of women's march file)) millions took part... in the first women's marches -- in 2017... ((more nats of women's march)) but now... their unity is being threatened, and bay area organizers say -- they've felt the impact: ((jenny higgins bradanini/women's march bay area & san jose: "826 my stomach sunk and as it got closer it got worse and worse and it hurt us 31")) several chapters cancelled plans this year -- after the national women's march group -- refused to remove -- co-president tamika mallory -- after she appeared on "the view" -- defending her association with louis (lewis) farrakhan. he's top minister in the nation of islam: an organization designated a hate group by the southern poverty law center -- because of the "racist, anti- semitic and anti-l- g-b-t rhetoric of

anisaias medina, he was a senior diplomat at the united nations under nicolas maduro.cl he pubresigned in 2017 in protest of human rights violations. >> thank you very much to you both. m isaiina, let me start with you. this is one of the most pts by the att united states to change a government in latin america in decades. do you sport it? >> first of all, thank you, for having me in your program and anks, pbs for their interest in the dire situation in my country. i not only i but 30 million people support not only the u.s. circumstance but also the latin-american initiative to restore the rule of law, democracy and freedom in venezuela. >> okay. so benjamin gedan let me ask you about some spcifics about what the u.s. has pursued, as we just discussed trying to divert somew of the moneyy from nicolas maduro on oil, which is about 90 percent of venezuelan revenue and also a lot of discussion from the national secity advisor about possibly using troops or suggestions there could be troopsxtent to columbia, do you support those two moves. ps i think both of those ste are problem ten, i t

maria medina, kpix5. >> a big game on monday. clemson versus bama. >>> kevin hart take a page out of oprah's book to say thank you for his team. >> the awards are already pouring in for the cast of mary poppins returns coming up in today's eye on entertainment. >> a live look in san jose to start off the new year. it is chilly but clear conditions. we'll be right back. >> you are ing live in london. they are celebrating 2018. look at all of the people lined up in the streets there wanting to catch a glimpse of this parade. >> today's eye on entertainment, kevin hart's old school surprise for his crew. >> a judge orders kevin spacey to court. >> reporter: kevin spacey will have to appear in court next monday to face accusations of groping a young man in 2016. a massachusetts judge denied the actor's request to skip the arraignment. spacey is charged with money indecent assault and battery and is pleading not guilty. >>> actress glenn close heads at the time palm springs film festival where she will receive the icon award for her p

maria medina, kpix 5. >>> the man accused of killing of central police officer appeared in court today. he was officially charged with murder, this comes a week after the police officer was killed during a traffic stop. he did not enter a plea, his attorney claims he is incompetent to stand trial so the judge has ordered a competency evaluation. >> it feels like we lost a family member. >> we need a change. anyone that is here illegal that has committed a criminal act should be able to be reported. >> he is due in court next month and has mail mail has not been set. as the others have been arrested for helping him of it police. >>> friends and family will gather this weekend to remember the life, his memorial service is open to the public and will be held on saturday at crosspoint community church. the funeral procession will follow. >>> nearly 100 brand-new streetlights are illuminating a one stark san francisco neighborhood. what is the big deal? >> a neighborhood with a reputation, dark deeds and deals happening on dark corners. suddenly, a fresh inclusion of light. in the past, whe

but good luck getting a home - kpix 5's maria medina joins us live from the most unaffordable city in the country. ((anchor)) move over --san ancisco, new york... and l-a. san jose just ranked number one. but not for the best reason. kpix5's maria medina is live in the most unaffordable city -- in the country: ((maria)) ad lib live ((pkg)) ((nats of couple: "12002 i love this neighborhood 03")) the devaneys -- moved to california -- from the east coast three years ago -- ((erik devaney/lives in san jose: "10917 i personally had no interest in buying in the bay area 20")) and despite -- saving enough to buy a home... they never thought they'd buy in silicon valley: ((erik: "10641 everything just kind of clicked and we decided to go for it 43")) until their landlord -- asked them recently if they wanted to buy their rental home. they know -- they're one of the lucky ones. ((erik: "11230 we decided hey if we're going to buy something we better do it now 33 because you know love it or hate it these tech companies are going to keep coming and keep moving in so 38")) ((gary shapiro/real est

kpix 5's maria medina with the warning to anyone with one of these home surveillance cameras. >> we need to get in the car, we need to grab the dogs. >> reporter: laura lyons thought she only had minutes to escape. >> which direction do we drive? >> reporter: in an interview with east bay times she recounts the terrifying minutes for her and her family. >> our poor 8-year-old, scared to death. >> reporter: the panic caused by an alert that suddenly rang throughout her home. >> it came on like emergency sounds of amber alert. and then a man's voice announced that north korea launched three intercontinental ballistic missiles toward the united states. >> reporter: the man said the u.s. launched a counterattack and the missiles were headed to l.a., chicago and ohio. >> we realized that the broadcast was not coming from the tv. >> reporter: laura says that's when she realized the warning was coming from her nest camera. after calls to 911 and a nest, she learned the alert wasn't real at all. someone had hacked into her surveillance system. >> they admitted they had received multiple reports

in san jose, maria medina, kpix 5 news. >> check this out. >>> quite the sight in southern california today, a funnel cloud spotted near the beach in south carlsbad this afternoon, again, this was just a funnel cloud. it has to make contact with the ground in order to be considered a tornado. right? >> that is absolutely right. or a waterspout. and turbulent weather down at the southland, san diego picked up .51 inches of rain today, for us, sunny, windy, going to stay that way pretty much threw 2019. at least through the end of this week. there are changes on the way. the low 60s in the bay area today, how windy it is out there with the camera shaking from salesforce tower cam. toward the bay bridge and the numbers now, 40s and 50s. and here's what's happening, high pressure building in, low pressure edging back toward california. it's going to give us windy and breezy conditions, look at the wind blow up again aswe get ise dnnight,atthe horror introduces downed power lines and downed trees overnight but then there's relief in sight as we get into tuesday afternoon, and chill in the

tonight, maria medina reports we may never have known about the officers bad behavior if it weren't for a new law. >> reporter: you at home will be able to access police officers personal records like never before, as you can imagine, not everyone is happy. >> i think this is a milestone, a huge step. >> reporter: for the first time ever the republic has the power to access law enforcement personnel files. >> it has been 40 years that california has had a complete ban on a look access to any records related to law enforcement. >> reporter: that's because of the senator who offered the bill. >> the purpose of the law to was assist law enforcement and help build the trust between our agencies and communities. >> reporter: days after the law went into effect, the mercury news along with several other newsgroups obtained records from police that showed department breast fired after he helped a woman charged with dui if she had sex with them. documents show he made a similar proposal to other women. it would've likely been kept quiet if it not been for the new law but the bill does more than

kpix5's maria medina is live in the santa clara county jail and she learned marshall was working as a coach as recently as yesterday. maria? >> reporter: well, the suspect worked at one school when the allegations surfaced. then he was able to get hired at another school, but it appears his luck has run out. >> i mean i think it's horrible. >> reporter: from high school track coach to accused sexual predator, gregory marshall is now charged with two dozen counts of sex with a minor. police say his victims both 17 at the time. >> a lot of people were talking about it. some people were shocked. >> reporter: san jose police say marshall sexually assaulted the teen girls while he worked as a track and basketball coach at valley christian high. it was school leaders who notified police in 2006 sending out this letter to parents explaining they put marshall on paid leave, but because of lack of evidence the case went nowhere, although marshall never returned to valley christian. he did get hired at branham high. a letter to parents today from branham's principal described him as a part-time

caltrans cert al highway 87 today, and tonight kpix 5's maria medina shows us how some businesses are hoping to score big. >> reporter: you can see crews are busy at work behind me here at cesar chavez park, just to give you an idea of how many people are coming into san jose, the game is sold out and levi's stadium can hold up to 71,000 people. it's a touchdown for the southbay. tens of thousands of college football fans will soon arrive for one of the biggest sporting events in the world. >> pretty exciting. pretty cool. >> reporter: restaurants like original joe's which is just steps away are preparing for big business. >> we've been anticipating this for months and we know this entire area is . and althe tsgoing to behere acro the street this >> reporter: a winning plthe ci left in the shadow of san francisco during the super bowl a couple years ago, many tht st nt. in that particular year we anticipated very busy because parties were all in san francisco. it didn't turn out that way. >> reporter: san jose is center stage. crews are already working on transforming the area from th

>> kpix5's maria medina live at dartmouth middle school with the case that launched this lawsuit. maria? >> reporter: this was the lawsuit filed more than a year after samuel neipp was arrested. he was arrested not because the school notified police, but because the alleged victim came forward. >> i would describe him as a serial predator, a very dangerous man. >> reporter: samuel neipp is accused of sexually abusing a 13-year-old girl soon after he was hired at dartmouth middle school in 2008. in 2010 a parent told school staff neipp of sending inappropriate texts to her daughter including "the only girl i want anything to do with is you," and that he hugged her and kept meeting her alone. that same year he was promoted and tenured. in 2013 another parent reported neipp texted her daughter nearly 400 times. >> the school district did not report the conduct. >> they weren't protecting the students at all. they were sweeping it under the rug. >> reporter: instead the school conducted its own investigation, warned neipp to stop texting students and warned him to keep the case sexual

kpix5's maria medina is live outside santa clara city hall with those who say dominic caserta doesn't deserve a dime. maria? >> reporter: well, it was inside this building last year that the mayor announced dominic caserta resigned as city council member, but now caserta says he was forced to quit, but tonight the mayor is saying that is far from the truth. >> ridiculous. >> reporter: that's santa clara mayor lisa gillmor's reaction to this, a claim filed by former council member dominic caserta against her and the city. >> we will vigorously fight that claim. >> reporter: the claim sets the stage for caserta to file a lawsuit. he's filed also a claim against the santa clara unified school district where he remains on paid leave as a high schoolteacher nearly a year after allegations surfaced of sexual harassment made by his campaign staffers and former students. >> it's a shame. >> reporter: including savannah nunes who accused caserta of stalking and harassing her while she was his student at santa clara high. despite the allegations made by more than a dozen people, prosecutors dec

good luck getting a home, kpix 5's maria medina joins us live from the most unaffordable city in the country. maria? >> reporter: can you believe it? we beat out new york and l.a., surprising even a longtime realtor. i spoke to tonight. >> i love this neighborhood. >> reporter: they moved to california from the east coast three years ago. >> i personally had no interest in buying in the bay area. >> reporter: despite saving enough, they never thought they would buy in silicon valley. >> everything clicked. we decided to go for it. >> reporter: until the landlord asked them if they wanted to buy their rental home. they are one of the lucky ones. >> we decided if we are going to someing, we better do it now. love it or hate it, tech companies are going to keep moving in. >> it's going to be harder in thtufor people to afford houses in the southbay if they are not tied into the tech industry. >> reporter: local agent gary shapiro agrees. the couple is buying a home as san jose becomes number 1 in the u.s. with the fewest affordable homes according to redfin. trumping seattle, san franci

live in san jose, maria medina, kpix5. the releas >>> tonight police in the south bay area on the hunt for a sexual predator. sunnyvale and santa clara police released this sketch. this guy is accused of groping several women at night in the raynor park area in sunnyvale between last april and three weeks ago. the suspect is described to be in his 20s or 30s. police say he targets women walking by themselves. be careful where you use your laptop if you're in berkeley. >>> tonight there's been a string of thefts, six thefts in the past two weeks alone at saks coffeehouse, cafe estrada, a starbucks and the palace. in all these cases the crooks grabbed the laptops and ran. >>> another brazen laptop theft was caught last june at cafe estrada. that time the suspect was arrested a few days later after police released this video. >>> the question in san francisco tonight, should teachers get a share of the millions of dollars for their raises? 181-million dollars to spend. educators gathered at city hall. they want a tax windfall

kpix5's maria medina is in san jose where she spoke with organizers about this year's challenges. >> reporter: organizers of women's march san jose expect 24,000 people to show up for tomorrow's event. that's the same amount of people who showed up last year, but they admit this year was a challenge as they try to distance themselves from the controversy. the nation of islam: an organization de y the southe >> this is what democracy looks like! >> reporter: millions took part in the first women's marchs in 2017, but now their unity is being threatened and bay area organizers say they felt the impact. >> my stomach sunk and then as it got closer it, got worse and worse and it hurt us. >> reporter: several chapters canceled plans this year after the national women's march group refused to remove co- president tamika mallory after she appeared on the view defending her association with louis farrakhan, top minister in the nation of islam, an organization designated a hate group by the southern poverty law center because of the racist anti-semitic and anti- lgbt rhetoric of its leaders.

kpix5's maria medina is live in santa cruz where she spoke to brian hart and his wife about the day ofhis accident. maria? >> reporter: brian has surfed steamers laying here behind me pretty much all of his life. last year he decided to come with his wife and his son and that decision pretty much saved his life. brian hart should be on a ventilator right now. >> he's not expected to walk. >> reporter: he shouldn't be able to move his limbs, but is proving he can defy the odds. >> he's definitely a miracle. >> reporter: last july a surf line camera caught the moment when a wave slammed the well known surfer into a rocky cliff at steamers lane. >> i went straight into it head first. >> he just said to me it's your husband. so my heart just dropped. >> reporter: his wife veronica who had been watching a group of surfers struggling in the powerful waves to rescue an unconscious surfer had no idea it was brian. their son, a professional surfer, had just gotten out of the water minutes before. >> and he was just screaming it's dad, mom! it's dad. >> calling me dad, don't leave me dad. >> rep

kpix 5's maria medina is in san jose where city leaders are considering that very option.. maria. ((jonathan fleming/¢ area.. on the hunt for a sexual predator. sunnyvale and santa clara police released this sketch.. this guy's accused of groping several women at night in the raynor park area in sunnyvale.. between last april and 3 weeks ago. the suspect is described to be in his twenties or thirties. police say he targets women walking by themselves. careful where you use your laptop.. if you're in berkeley. tonight: there's been a string of thefts. 6 thefts in the past 2 weeks alone! at sack's coffee house.. cafe strada.. a starbucks.. and udupi palace. in all of these cases -- the crooks grabbed the laptops and ran. another brazen laptop theft was caught on camera last june.. at cafe strada, once again. that time, the suspect was arrested a few days later.. after police released this video. the question in san francisco tonight: should teachers get millions of dollars in raises? 18:35:36- 18:35:38 crowd shouting educators gathered at city hall.. they want a tax windfall to be u

joins us now from medina in saudi arabia malique a good evening you and your brother were traveling to egypt is my understanding walk me through what happened when you arrived at cairo airport. when we left at the airport in cairo with my brother mahmoud i rushed with her in december the twenty seven in the evening they made us waited to control for hours without mentioning any reasons proximately four hours later they made a stink that they would not allow mo to enter egypt and that they would send him back to medina from where we came i was commanded to pass along and leave my brother the accounts why do you think that he was detained and you were allowed to go. i have no clue at all actually because they didn't mention trust anyone even throughout all the all of the hours and what i was never a political ploy i'm no little i know to at all do you know anything about my moods whereabouts. no i don't know anything about him like him since two weeks ago from the embassy that was what was the man who called me yesterday and told me that they would have a news by tomorrow. ok so you have

but the supreme leader refused to give in to the demonstrators he up held up medina jansa point went and put down the protests with extraordinary brutality. come on a probably saying of the regime that here but what price he knew he would need to give some leeway if his hold on power were to be preserved. i think this sort of awareness that iran had been through its own brush with potential regime instability in two thousand and nine with the most serious protests that had taken place since the one thousand seventy nine revolution cast a very long shadow and it was clear that. there was a consensus decision to move away from the kind of provocations that characterize the period and move toward a new. rapprochement at least with the broader international community community if not with the united states specifically. in shia islam the main leader of the shias that bush is the first mom had two sons has son and her same house son chose the path of peace and negotiations and hussein shows the power of confrontation and martyrdom so these two schools of thought provide different justific

book about a comparable distinction made by traditional readers of the qur'an that were written in medina versus ben when he was living in mecca and the answer is no i don't. one more. this is the last question. >> whether it is a christian text or qur'an, from the scholarly standpoint in asia hell do you differentiate the cultural side versus the tech stuftext and how does that playo your analysis? >> how does the context and the questioner has in mind the difference and does that affect the writing of my book it doesn't. that would be a good example of the historical approach you are thinking of contemporary practice. i am not doing that. you can do this if you want a history of the games has a little section about a man named hamlet revenges his slain father by killing his uncle whom he regarded as the corporate but if you are interested in the literary you will pay little attention to this and you're getting a literary treatment of the qur'an and the comparison in the practice of islam and morocco and indonesia with differences of this famous work. the contemporary may be different fr

kpix 5's maria medina is live at mineta international tonight, maria? ((anchor)) tonight -- the san jose mayor is saying: enough is enough. he tweeted this earlier: also tonight: the i-r-s is recalling more than 40-thousand furloughed workers to help issue tax refunds. but.. they still won't get paid until lawmakers strike a deal. michelle griego and kenny choi will have the very latest on the shutdown beginning tomorrow morning at 4-30. tonight: butte county has just hit pg&e with a lawsuit. it blames the utility for causing the deadly camp fire. the blaze destroyed nearly 15-thousand homes back in november.. 86 people died. making the camp fire the deadliest.. and most destructive wildfire in california history. the suit claims: a spark from p- g-and-e equipment started the deadly wildfire. this comes just one day after the utility announced it's filing for bankruptcy later this month. so far pg & e hasn't commented on the lawsuit. the search is on in san rafael tonight.. for a man who tried to drag a woman into his van. the victim told police: she'd

kpix 5's maria medina.. with the warning to anyone with a home surveillance camera. ((pkg)) ((laura lyons/victim of nest hacking: "51 i was like all right we need to cameras hacked - they were not using 2-factor verification.. which is an extra security step. a san jose teacher's behind bars tonight.. facing sex crimes charges. 37-year-old ricardo chavarria (cha-vaw-rhee-uh) is a spanish teacher at pioneer high school. he's accused of sexually assaulting a 17- year-old student inside his classroom. he was arrested on campus today. about an hour ago -- the city of berkeley voted on groundbreaking legislation.. to reduce plastic waste. getting a cup of coffee.. won't be the same. kpix 5's christin ayers is in berkeley tonight.. christin. live intro ad-lib based on decision francisco. "san francisco is kind of a train wreck" "we have to look at san francisco... walking down the streets is disgusting and it has to change." in an interview with c-n-b-c.. at the world economic forum in switzerland.. salesforce c-e-o marc benioff says the inequality problem.. is because of

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maria medina, kpix 5. >>> tonight we know the identity of the woman whose body was found in livermore. detectives are trying to figure out how she died. her body turned up at a landfill. a autopsy found no signs of traumatic injury but investigators are treating the caas suspicious. she struggled with mental health issues, substance abuse and homelessness. >>> police are closing in on the two suspects in a horrifying hit and run. a 14-year-old on a bike was hit by a car and dragged for four blocks. cell phone video shows what happened next. >> what? >> call an ambulance. >> you can hear the teen calling for help. the video begins after the driver stops the car. you see a man and a woman standing outside. they look at the teen and get back in their car and drive away leaving the teen critically injured and lying on the ground. >> who does this? who does this? i am still trying to process it. i get emotional when i think about it. >> the teen is fighting for his life in the hospital. police are urging the driver and passenger to turn themselves in. >>> another hit and run. you see the d

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kpix5's maria medina is back with why experts say the increase is still not enough to survive here. >> reporter: at wayne zane's restaurant at willow glen he pr prices the same throughout the years even when minimum wage increased from $10.30 to 12 an hour in 2017 and then 13.50 last year. >> we try to not increase anything because we've been here almost 36 years. >> reporter: but starting today the minimum wage in san jose increases to 15 an hour and wayne says this time he will be forced menu prices by 10 to 15 -- to raise menu prices by 10 to 15%. >> we simply can't continue to be a city where people are working full time and sleeping in their cars. >> reporter: the mayor approved the wage hike faster than the rest of california. besides san jose several other cities increased their minimum wage to 15 or more an hour. >> it's still not enough to pay the rent. >> reporter: local economist steven levy said although it will certainly help lower paid workers, it won't help our housing crisis. >> you really can't do it through minimum wage increases. you've got to do it through subsidiz

una de las más bajas que se hayan registrado en los últimos años, luis alejandro medina nos cuenta cómoporque ahora está comenzando >>> tanto el alcalde como el gobernador de nueva york advirtieron sobre las bajas temperaturas y urgían a la gente a no salir. el código azul ha sido implementado en la gran manzana y se trata de evitar que los desamparados estén en las calles, se pide llamar al 311 incluso al 911 para reportar cualquier emergencia en las calles. los refugios están a toda su capacidad para albergar a los más necesitados, mientras la gente buscaba abrigo para protegerse de las gélidas temperaturas, los que trabajaban al máximo eran los encargados de llevar la comida a domicilio. >>> sí, nadie quiere salir al frío. >>> pero yo trabajo ¿y usted cómo está preparado? >>> sí, bien abrigado >>> porque las ráfagas de viento son terribles >>> sí, muy frías >>> las temperaturas siguen cayendo y con el viento, el frío se siente más, todo se está congelando y el área metropolitana parece una nevera así que lo mejor es quedarse en casa para no andar con riesgos >>> nos vamos para la cas

kpix 5's maria medina is at the san jose improv -- with the protest against louis c-k: ((nats of protestuis c-k has got to go hey, hey ho ho 14")) thei was loud and clear: ((michelle dauber/"enough is enough voter project" chair: "3448 he is a sexual harasser 50")) the protesters -- stood right outside the door -- of san jose improv... as louis c-k hit the stage. the controversy surrounding the comedian -- began a couple years ago -- at the height of the me too movement -- when a handful of women accused him of sexual harassment, and he later apologized. then, just last month -- he mocked survivors -- of the parkland mass shooting -- where seventeen died. ((jenny higgins/protestor: "4207 it really angers me that he thinks san jose is a safe place that he can come here in our town that we're not going to protest no 13 not in our town it's not funny it s not funny anywhere 17")) ((nats: "2155 welcome ladies and gentleman to louis ck 57")) despite the backlash -- all three of louis c-k's shows in san jose -- sold out. in fact, tiff ting -- was first in line tonight. ((tiff ting/louis c.k. f

kpix 5's maria medina is in san jose.. and maria, that pharmacist isn't the only one in trouble...right? ((sandra cervantez/¢ walgreens customer: "258 i'm just shocked beyond belief that this would happen 302 here at walgreens a place that we trust 05")) 745-thousand- 355. that's how many prescriptions -- kim thien le -- handled in the course of a decade -- as a pharmacist... and pharmacy manager at walgreens: ((monte williams/¢ walgreens customer: "518 walgreens should've done a better job in screening 21")) thing is -- the state's board of pharmacy -- says -- le... lied about being a pharmacist. the board says -- le told them she'd gone to creighton university -- but records revealed she'd never graduated. and when the board asked le -- for her pharmacist license number -- they discovered -- she'd allegedly used the license numbers of two pharmacists -- with similar names. but how had she allegedly duped walgreens -- for so long... and even get promoted? the board says -- walgreens couldn't even say -- if they'd requeste

well i'm talking a couple of them in washington we had to sell them in medina and when i became the less she. got off to two hundred years of bloodshed the crusader presence in the east was brought to its ultimate and. i'm with all the money. in the fourth and final episode of the series. the story of the muslim liberation of the holy land from the crusades. the year eleven mighty three. damascus the capital of the u. but state. but then is the founded by salafi demon a you known in the west. a solid in. the kurdish officer had risen to become the ruler of a powerful and united muslim front against the crusades. six years earlier. he had crushed the christian forces at the bottom of a team. and opened the way to the liberation of jerusalem. but in the spring of eleven ninety three off. or a brief illness so long had dean died leaving the mighty muslim states in the hands of lesser men. all of us alive again again no got off by some must sham we in that it. can will fashion. my suspicion. of a number as a muscle i. generate bennetta no need to mean and then me much you are on my feet the

maria medina, kpix 5. >>> darkness, rain, sleet and fog. the tough conditions rescuers faced to get hikers to safety in yosemite. >> a hack that tops them all, the breach that just compromised more than 700 million e-mail addresses. . >> napa and sonoma are famous for producing wines but there is a new product growers are trying to harvest that could put this region on the international map. i am betty yu, i will have that story coming up. . >>> napa and sonoma cracked the code on crafting world famous wines. next up could be growing one of the rarest and most expensive ingredients on the planet. >> betty yu take us truffle hunting. >> reporter: there are top secret spots in wine country like this one where growers are trying to harvest the highly sought after black truffle. you are seeing the fruit or the truffle of seven years of labor. he is sniffing out the prized black truffle. some of the most expensive in the world. it is not native to california and it may be hard to tell but sitting in the mud a discovery that could be a sign that

live in san jose maria medina, kpix 5. >>> of course we will have the latest on the government shutdown on our kp x5 morning news and that starts at 4:30. >>> google search sued for covering up alleged sexual misconduct. what down bandit. how was well dressed crook pulled off grand threat. >>> and could become the most expensive divorce ever. the reports that tonight that amazon's jeff bezo is leaving his marriage for southern california news anchor. >>> and we continue to follow news from davis outside of sacramento. police have gathered outside this home, >>> we are staying on top of that breaking news in the city of davis. a police officer shot while investigating a crash in the downtown area. within the past 30 minutes police have closed in on this home. reporter at our sister station says that police saw the gunmen inside his home and they are telling him to surrender. the manhunt underway uc davis is telling students to shelter in place and the public has been asked to avoid the downtown area. the off ramps to interstate 80 and davis are also shutdown. lease are still surrounded t

. >> reporter: maria medina, kpix 5 . >> just trying to get through the day.ust have a little fun. like the automatic bottle feeder . >> that was great, that was genius. i just have one. i can't imagine five. think of how many diapers! how many dishes you have to do, bottles? >> how many hours of sleep you're not getting every night. >> those parents are amazing . >> good luck and congratulations on your first year, ghettos. >>> stormy weather is making a mess in southern california. there are evacuation orders for several cities in various counties. folks are being told to get out by 10 am. >>> the storm is already making a huge mess in los angeles. check this out. that is mud and mud flow crashing into a home. it was so strong that it pushed the guesthouse right off its foundation. >>> i-5 is back open in both directions. you can see traffic slowly starting to move again. this long line of big rigs inching along as the flakes come down. >>> we did not have a drop of rain for four months but no we have flooding in the burns on. that is the extreme nature of c

to talk to you i sassed medina appreciate your time. oh my pleasure thank you so much as we mentioned russia and china are firmly backing president nicolas maduro china as reason to be concerned about the turmoil in the country are china correspondent adrian brown reports that they were jumping for joy when president nicolas maduro was last in china for money.

home they were jailed with their allegedly ice a link to mothers who went to iraq and syria or jews medina conscionable report. looking a little bit. of the children have returned to russia this evening from iraq brought on a plane organized by russia from baghdad the children are in quite a bad shape it is sad that almost all of them are in urgent medical assistance this return home has been no easy task officials say that they have been gathering documents and abbott ends to for a month to prove that these children are russians and we did d.n.a. tests to see specialists when teamed up to take samples that's inside and the material learned from the identification process and then life will not be necessary documents and search for the children smell exceeds. the previous flight of this kind to happened. a year ago meantime children aged four to fifteen have been in prison in the iraqi capital with their mothers almost all of them had to leave their mothers behind now dozens of russian women remain in prison in baghdad most of them facing charges for joining terror groups and some have alr

is a slams third holiest site after the two holy mosques of mecca and medina. but now it was in the hands of the invading crusaders. that might come in the being. let alone. and. far will be had in vienna. and. when actually they must. live without an iran feet. a lot of we interrupted his lessons and received the refugees carrying the holy book the port on. the left damascus and headed towards baghdad. the capital loved our best caliphate . to see the caliph. the universal leader of the muslim world. the great scholar was not allowed to see the caliph. so he decided to engineer the meeting in his own way. in baghdad's great mosque. a lot of we deliberately broke the daytime fast. during the holy month of ramadan. the model. and the state. but. what. was that. the true.

for the medina. awarded mother her nanny. that. so yeah national had he been the admin but there was that the. guardian. during. bush. after three days of roaming the city streets they found a smuggler. at a price will take them to their long dreamed of destination germany. they're in high spirits believing the end of this epic journey is just hours away. who want to help. it's. met you on the knesset mcadam us up to talk first of many would see the set of a ten to one. of them would be any miss muscle. and my saudi any baton and how i've been she feel or be what for and. for the. let's throw it had the. or doesn't help to plumstead you must be so i'll feel so ya know. or a good not. in the business of. doing one. somewhere near the border between hungary and austria. you might. get in the dreaded w was. stuck in the undergrowth a few hundred metres from the motorway the refugees keep trying to raise help from the smuggler back in budapest but he is hard to pin down. only if the video we see all the thing is just going. to measure.