the brothers are arturo and michael ramirez. police will not confirm whether the shooting is gang-related. those are this 32nd and 33rd homicides surpassing all of your slow -- last year's. >>> the san jose police are in crisis. >> the number of police patrolling the streets is at an all-time low.'s today officials met the chief of police and the police officers association.>>> alesia read. >>reporter: street patrols are in dire straits. >> we are talking about over 340 10 hour shifts that need to be filled every single the -- week.>>reporter: the mayor doesn't believe the department will survive the next six months. officers are worn out working doubles and covering shifts on their days off.>> to have as many officers, it's not safe, the officers or the community.>>reporter: monday's meeting was the first step, the city manager, chief of police and police officers association are expected to talk over the next couple of days. the number one concern is safety for the community and safety for officers.>> the options are pulling d

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today we will feature michael ramirez. he's an american editorial cartoonist whose work appears regularly in usa today in the weekly standard. the two time pulitzer prize winner discusses his career and book him a give me liberty or give me obama the obamacare. it starts at 7:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. join us this saturday for c-span issue spotlight, our focus will be on police and race relations. he will see president obama at the memorial service for five police officer shot and killed in dallas as well is republican senator tim tim scott of north carolina and his speech from the senate floor about his own interactions with police. it includes one family story about an encounter with police in washington d.c. that's followed by a panel with the city's police chief cathy lanier. it it gets underway saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. with the national conventions in the rearview mirror, rode wrote to the white house is on the campaign trail and headed toward the candidate debates. three are currently scheduled. mon

. >> the painful whales of the family bracing for a funeral of two loved ones, art and michael ramirez killed in a hail of bullets in a drive-by shooting last night. friends and family say 35-year-old art loved trucks and had just gotten his commercial license to drive. younger brother michael, 27, was already behind the wheel. one or both seemingly had left the gang world behind, but apparently that world would not let go of them. >> you become no good to them. now you are like a threat to them. you have been around them. you know what they know. you seen what they saw. you have been in the little meetings, been in the inner circle with them. >> the violence not only claimed two lives, but many lives in the 900 block in north 8th street. pierced everything, the cars, the houses. >> the car is minimal compared to what happened to the brothers. their children are affected by that. >> these two murders and others like it have officials pushing for more beat cops in the efforts since last november. >> it is no question we have gang hot spots. >> mayor says the city could declare an emerge

the victims are 27-year-old michael ramirez and 36-year-old artero ramirez. the weapon was an a krks k-47. no arrests have been made. >>> happening today, president obama travis to baton rouge, louisiana, to look at the dam caused by the flood. 13 people were killed and more than 60,000 homes are damaged. local newspapers urge the president to cut his summer vacation short and pay a visit to the region. the white house says the president has been focused on the response. he's already signed a disaster declaration to try to help those victims. >>> coming up on 4:37, still ahead, talks to restore famous landmark names at the yosemite national park fail. we'll show you where the trademark dispute was likely headed. >>> and the morning starting off with some low clouds around san jose right now. 62 degrees. mild temperatures in the forecast today. but we're tracking a warming trend on the way. hotter temperatures will arrive when we come right back. >>> and well, traffic has arrived. looks like not everybody is at work just yet. lanes off to the left approach but

today we'll feature michael ramirez, an editorial cartoonist whose work appears regularly in "usa today" and the weekly standard. he discusses his career and his book, "give me liberty or give me obamacare." q&a starts at 7 p.m. eastern today here on c-span2. join us this saturday for c-span's issues spotlight. our focus will be on police and race relations. you'll see president obama at the memorial service for five police officers shot and killed in dallas as well as republican senator tim scott of south carolina and his speech from the senate floor about his own interactions with police. our program also includes one family's story about an encounter with police in washington, d.c. followed by a panel with the city's police chief, kathy lanier p. that all gets underway saturday at 8 p.m. eastern on our companion network, c-span. with the national conventions in the rearview mirror, road to the white house is on the campaign trail and headed toward the candidate debates. three are currently scheduled; monday, september 26th at of have university, sunday, october 9th at washington univ

. >> pam:tonight, a roadside memorialthe brothers have been identified as arturo and michael ramirez.olice won't confirm whether the shooting is gang- related. these deaths mark the 32nd and 33rd homicides in san jose this year. that surpasses the total for all of last year. authorities say, right now, san jose is budgeted for 1100- officers but has fewer than 900 on the street. this week, donald trump plans to deliver a major policy speech on immigration, but at this point, the campaign is sending mixed signals about the detials. earlier in his campaign, trump called for the forced deportation of 11 million undocumented immigrants, now it appears he may be backing off that stance. cnn's dianne gallagher is in washington with the latest. since coming down those escalators on day one of his campaign, immigration has remained a central issue for donald trump a signature part of his plan. deporting the 11 million undocumented immigrants living in the u-s >>:presidential nominee "we are rounding them up.in a very humane way, a very nice way/they are going back where they came from/ they w

>>reporter: family members identified them as arturo and michael ramirez. one of father of one and the other of seven. police won't confirm whether gangs were involved, these murders are the 32nd and third of the year. already over the 30 murders at that occurred during all of last year. >> we have a real problem and we are focused on getting more officers on the street in the neighborhoods on patrol. >>reporter: the mayor says a lack of police officers isn't going to make that easy. san jose is budgeted for 1100 officers, but has less than 900 on the street. he says curbing the violence is a top priority. >> we recognize there are getting hotspots where we are seeing real upticks in violence and we have to focus on suppression while working with our nonprofits and safe haven communities and schools to see how we can get to the kids before the gangs do.>>reporter: residents who live here were reluctant to go on camera, they said they have seen an up to -- uptick in violence and are starting to get concerned for their families. i'm dan kerman in san jose wit

police say that the victims are michael ramirez and arturo ramirez. the shooting happened in the 900 block of south 8th street. when crews arrived on the scene they found both men shot at least once. currently investigators have no motive and no suspects. >>> a mother critically injured by a falling tree limb at a san francisco park is getting a lot of support. family and friends set up a "go fund me" page for chway ying zhoo to pay for her medical expenses. it's raised more than $6,500 so far. zhoo was injured earlier this month when a branch fell on her head at washington square park while she was watching her kids play. she says her doctor has informed her she may never walk again. >>> time now 6:03. let's see how the roads are doing this morning and looking with roqui. >> the roads are bad this morning. there's a lot going on in the bay area. first, let's start with the altamont pass. 205 out of tracy on to the altamont pass will take you a heavy 30 minutes. cars driving at 12 miles per hour. dublin interchange, westbound 580 near 680 there was a

the family identified the men as 35-year-old art and 27-year- old michael ramirez. their friend and former co- worker was over come with emotion. here's what he said about the shooter. >> karma is karma. they may think what they did is successful, but in the end they will be successful because statistically it will happen to them. that's an unfortunate thing to say, but it is the truth. >> reporter: right now police don't have a motive but they are looking into the possibility it may have been gang related. we don't know how many suspects there are in this case but homicide detectives are following up on leads. the ramirez's father said they used to get in trouble in the past but they were moving on. my colleague jesse gary is following up on this and will have an update on our later newscasts. janine de la vega, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the california supreme court made a ruling today to uphold the state's teacher tenure law. it is considered a very big victory for teacher unions. the high court said it will not take up a lawsuit which was filed by a group of students.

the victims, 27-year-old michael ramirez and 36-year-old artero ramir ramirez. the weapon was an ak-47. >> they may do what they think they did was successful but in the end they will be unsuccessful because statistically it's probably going to happen to them. that's an unfortunate thing to say. but it is the truth. >> 2340 no arrests have been made. this is the 32nd and 33rd homicide in san jose this year alone. >>> san jose is considering drastic measures to deal with the reduced of police officers. city leaders are on the verge of declaring a public safety state of emergency due to dwindling police staffing numbers. senior leaders met with the chief and members of the police union. they agree at least 500 officers are needed to fully staff patrols. right now they're almost 100 officers short of that number so officers in other divisions will need to be redeployed. >> it's going to mean closure of more unit, more people not investigating specialized crimes and things of that nature. >> a state of emergency would override the current police union contract in or

the brothers were found in a bullet riddled car near spartan stadium. 27-year-old michael ramirez and 36-year-old arturo ramirez. the weapon used in this killings was an ak-47 style gun. >> they may do what think they did was successful but in the end it's unsuccessful because statistically it's probably going to happen to them. that's an unfortunate thing to say, but it is the truth. >> there have been no arrests made here. and this marks the 32nd and 33rd homicides in san jose this year. >>> 6:06. on the search is on this morning for a sick coyote that's walking the streets of danville. wild experts say it has mange and covered with mites. it could be in danville for an easy meal of discarded food. ebbs perts say the animal is not a threat to people but small pets should be kept indoors. on the website next door people have reported numerous sitings giving wildlife agencys a better chance to catch it. >> it's really refreshing to deal with a community that seems to really care about this animal's welfare. >> mange is not deadly but being in the city increases the coyote's chances of

. >> reporter: identify them as arturo michael ramirez of father of one other father of seven employees will not confirm if gangs are involved. the latest murders are the 32nd and 33rd of the year. already over the 30 murders that occurred during all last year. >> reporter: san jose's but should fall in the zero officers less than 900 on the street and still curbing violence is a top priority. pilots said jose city hall a me. it is going on but this staffing problems here that cannot reach the minimum staffing for. it want to talk about moving job assignments around to get the right number of patrol officers. >> grant:staying in the south bay. one person was injured. after being shot by a b-b gun in san jose. it happened on south fifth street. between matha and keyes streets shortly after 9 this morning. police say they received a report of someone firing a b-b gun from a window. officers say one person was hit. but officers were unable to locate a suspect. no arrests or decriptions of an alleged suspect has been made available. we will continue to follow this story. as more information

today we will feature michael ramirez, an american editorial cartoonists whose work appears regularly in "usa today" and "the weekly standard" the two-time collegiate prizewinner discusses his career and his book, give me liberty or give me obamacare. that starts at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span2. join us saturday for c-span issues spotlight our focus will be on police and race relations. you see president obama at the service for five police officers shot and killed in dallas as well as republican senator tim scott of south carolina and his speech from the senate floor about his own interactions with the police. our program includes one family story about an encounter with police in washington, d.c. followed by a panel with the city's police chief. that all gets underway saturday at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. with the national conventions in the rearview mirror, road to the

and the brothers have now been identified as arturo and michael ramirez. and they are surpassing the total for all of this year. >> and that big rig fire that is causing multiple cars to crash. >> and jackie is on the scene. >> good morning. i'm actually, this is one of the worst commutes in the bay area to begin with. now, the accident occurred about an hour and half ago, but the big rig has opened up, and, and that's the cap of the big rig. and and they will get it offloaded. they are talking that it may be several hours before we are able to get this thing completely cleared. and, on the best, and, there's another one at hacienda so there are two accidents causing major problems for the 580 westbound commute. >> have no 6:00 a.m. and, in other news we're following, a former correctional officers under arrest tonight. police arrested him last night phone felony assault with a deadly weapon. >> and, they made that arrest tonight. >> this is just the latest in a string of arrest, three deputies are facing murder charges for the beating death of a mentally

friends say the victims are michael and arturo ramirez. one of them died on the scene and the other was taken to the hospital where he later died. >> we do believe that the suspect or suspects were in a vehicle. to use the term drive-by might be appropriate. >> police say the deadly shootings have rattled the community. most neighbors knew the victim and some were related to the two brothers. police are looking into whether it was gang-related. >>> a brawl outside of her marina bar. the shirtless man went crazy and bit off the finger of a bartender. kpix 5 reporter joe vazquez has more on the man's meltdown. >> reporter: he did the bartenders finger clean off. the crime happened inside this karaoke bar back on july 17. it was not caught on camera but i do want to show you some video released by police of the suspect acting strangely outside beforehand. the surveillance camera captures a shirtless man wrestling with a guy in a jacket outside a bar. >> this happened around 12:00. what you don't see and what we don't have is the fact that the

ramirez. >> and i'm melanie michael in for gayle. we have leigh spann tracking the tropics and keeping an eye on the forecast. >> it has been quite active over the last 48 hours. yes, there's tropical depression number nine. and there's also tropical and there's major hurricane gaston. but all eyes for our purposes will be on tropical depression nine. this came in at 11:00 a.m. in the next 45 to 50 minute, i will be getting a brand new update. this is what we're thinking so far f the next 24 hour, it should strengthen to a tropical storm by tomorrow morning into the gulf of mexico. after that, it takes a hard right turn so by wednesday even, it's still a tropical stor more in sights and late thursday, somewhere near the big bend of florida but keep in mind, this could be anywhere from the panhandle down through fort myers before it heads back into the atlantic ocean. it's going to head into this warm water of the gulf of mexico. what we know between now tuesday certainly heading into the central gulf. look at the water temperatures t

i'm melanie michael in for gayle. >> and i'm gene ramirez. >>> a lot of people are waking happening in the tropics, leigh? >> reporter: exactly. people are concerned about 99l, and that's a tropical wave struggling at best. gaston is also out there, and the next 24 to 48 hours, we don't have to worry about either too much. here is gaston, and you can see it will strengthen and stay out to sea. literally not a soul has to worry about this except for the shipping issues, and this is the low, and it's very unorganized at this point. we disorganized for sure, but over the next 48 hours as it heads through the potential, it will get stronger. if it stays on the southern path over cuba, it will basically never develop, and that will interact with the land. more than likely it will head between cuba and florida this is tomorrow evening. once it gets into the gulf of mexico, very warm water. the fuel for the storms to develop. we will be paying close for us, most of the computer models will take it sort of off our coast, but it's basically an increase in rain chances. the brand new forecast mo

i'm melanie michael in for gayle. >> and i'm gene ramirez.

i'm melanie michael in for gayle. >> and i'm gene ramirez. thank you for joining us. surprising but have you seen a gator sprint across the street like this. >> oh, my. >> there it goes. >> they run really fast. a viewer shared the video with us over the weekend and it caught our attention. this morning, it has over a thousand shares and many more likes. the reason experts suspect he was running. >>> first, the monday forecast. leigh has an eye on the tropics. >> yeah, it got very active over the weekend. we have tropical depression nine which is the most concerned about and there's also tropical depression eight. and there's hurricane gaston. the hurricane hunters flying through it. again, looks like they're on the way back home now. wind speed they have picked up so far about 37 miles per hour. so all the information from the hurricane hunt will go into the computer models and that will give us a better idea of what's happening. this is an 1 12:00 p.m. update from the hurricane center. last think is that it was going to be a tropical storm, even by late this evening

i'm melanie michael in for gayle. >> and i'm gene ramirez. with us over the weekend. it has over a thousand shares and many more likes and it's one of top clicked stories on wfla.com. more on this video and the reasons why experts expect he was running like the wind. that's coming up in minutes. >>> but first, let's check with leigh spann tracking the tropics. >> that's right. of course, the national hurricane center is keeping an eye on things too. they sent hurricane hunters out this morning and they have been going through the center of so far finding about a 37 miles per hour wind speed. and finding it disorganized as well. but the latest information, still a tropical depression as of 5:00 this morning. and still expected to become a tropical storm by tomorrow morning as it heads into the central gulf of mexico. but after tomorrow afternoon, it makes a hard right turn through wednesday. this is early thursday morning at 2:00 a.m. 50miles per hour winds along the big bend down through the tampa bay area, crossing friday morning. and heading away from us. two comput

family members say the victims were michael and arturo ramirez. they were killed in a drive-by shooting last night. you still see evidence today of the shooting near south eighth and martha street. a car with a windshield shattered by bullets and other vehicles riddled with bullet holes. it appears the men were targeted and the gunman fired from a white truck followed by a black suv. >>> san jose police are considering reassigning dekes back out on to the -- detectives back out on to the street to deal with a rising crime rate. >> and the police union is asking to declare a state of emergency. >> vic lee is live at city hall with this developing story. it is a real dilemma zplr. >> reporter: as we speak, the police union and the city officials are meeting here at city hall to talk about the shift changes. among the things they are talking about, the possibility that the city council may declare a state of emergency to implement those changes. now this is the letter that they are referring to. the letter they are discussing. a letter that was sent

novato police officer pleads no contest to a stalking charge in court this week. 35-year-old michael manuel ramirez admitted to sending lewd images to a minor. he was arrested and accused of making those online exchanges with a texas girl. ramirez is expected to return to court in october for a sentencing. he faces more than 3 months in jail. >>> this morning, we are hearing from an officer who saved a blind man from his burning home. the fire started wednesday night in downtown pittsburg. when officers arrived, there was so much smoke, they had trouble getting inside. they tried to break some windows, but they were final able to knock down the front door. >> as soon as that door opened there was a huge plume of smoke that was just caught behind it that came out. i remember my eyes burning a little bit but honestly everything just happened so fast you don't have time to think about that stuff. just saw something needed to grab, grabbed it and pulled it out. >> they were able to give the unconscious man cpr and rushed him to the hospital. one of the officers was also sent to the hospital and had to

ramirez. >> and i'm melanie michael in for gayle. welcome to news channel 8 today. and leigh spann has the tropics. >> that's right. yesterday afternoon we officially have tropical depression number nine. it's been an area we have been watching for quite some time. it's still disorganized but it why they have officially called it tropical depression nine. the latest information drifts this into the central gulf of mexico. and strengthens to it a tropical storm. that's about 40 miles per hour winds by tomorrow afternoon. and it's moving away from florida. but hold up because it's going to get picked up and drawn back toward possibly the panhandle, possibly the big bend of florida at this point. this is thursday morning. still a tropical storm at this point. but no matter where it's going, it's going to impact our weather. increased rain chances day on thursday. possibly even some rip currents and high surf. all day thursday it treks through north florida and then entering into back into the atlantic ocean and heads away from us. through the gulf of mexico, it's reall

i'm melanie michael in for gayle. >> and i'm gene ramirez. >>> a lot of people are waking

. >> according to family members, brothers michael and arturo ramirez were killed in a shooting near south eighth street and martha street. >> matt keller has the latest. >> reporter: you could see the evidence left behind of the violent that took place here in this residential neighborhood in downtown san jose. a car in the driveway with the window blown out and bullet holes and another vehicle parked by the curb and family and friends mourning the loss of the two latest homicide victims in the city and a neighbor described what he saw. >> i saw a white truck coming towards my house, followed by a black suv and they made a u-turn right here on martha and went back the other way and it looked like they meant business. so i kind of ducked back in the house and then i look out the window and i saw flashes from an automatic -- and it was an auto weapon, rapid fire. >> reporter: police say two brothers, one in the mid to late 20s and another ten years older were shot in a drive-by shooting on south eighth street near martha and one died at the san antonio and the other at the hospital. s

. >> this week on q&a, editorial cartoonist michael ramirez, a two-time pulitzer prize winner talks about book to me liberty or give me obama care. >> have you ever drawn a cartoon of mohammed just like i don't a controversial cartoons for the sake of controversy. the point of the cartoon it is to give a message. where there might be an opportunity with mohammed at just the fact that having that in the court to would overshadow the point i'm trying to make and take away from the effectiveness of the cartoon. it's not that i'm a postseason mohammed, i more for ensuring the message i'm trying to communicate gets to the audience. >> this is a personal question. we'll talk about your book of course, are you really the brother, two sisters that are medical doctors and two brothers that her medical dr. >> i am. when you when you and their spouses we have like nine people that are closely related that her all doctors. in fact, the only way i can get the show up at the marini hands as if i say ideal politicians and i deal with congress, i'm sort of like a proctologist. i'm in. i'm in the let me t

i'm melanie michael in for gayle. >> and i'm gene ramirez. a lot of activity out there. the most active time for hurricane season, and we have gaston that will not be an issue for anyone, and then this area, we have been calling it invest 99l, and it's an area of investigation, and you may call it a tropical wave. at this point, it's so disorganized, it was lower to a 60% chance of goning at all. yesterday, it was 80%. the latest information on gaston, yes, 65-mile an hour tropical storm, and yes, it is expected to regain its hurricane status, and staying away fr that's the good news. we will focus on the area that could impact land in some form or fashion this is very unorganized. for the next 24 hours, it will stay unorganized, moving to the west, and if it interacts with cuba at all it will basically fall apart. i think it will skirt between florida and coup barks and once it enters this, this is saturday evening and sunday morning, and this is when it enters the area where it could unfortunately, and once it gets into the gulf, a great environment for strengthening,

michael in for gail. >> and i'm gene ramirez. there, and that's what we are seeing. tropical storm gaston, out there, and not an issue, and then there's invest 99l, and you would probably call it a tropical wave. the hurricane hunters are not finding anything, and a 60% chance of ever developing. gaston did develop, and now it's a tropical storm. it should regain its category hurricane. now i talked about the hurricane hunters flying into it. we can track them and it is not just a graphic, but using the gps with where they are. winds 28 miles an hour. weak and disorganized, but it may enter an area, if it can hold together, there's the potential to be stronger. i will show you what i'm is sunday morning and it is going to enter the area with very warm waters, and this is something we are keeping an eye on. it's ragged at this point. monday afternoon it will draw up the tropical moisture, and that's why i'm bringing the rain chances up, and the eventually pacts will be based on how close it gets to us. this is bringing us rain on monday, and extra rain for tuesday, bu

if ramirez did die, she would that's compared to 19 last year. >> former durham prosecutor michael nifong has yet to testify in the trial of a mother and her daughter. none of howard's dna was on the victims but one of the victims had the dna of another man, jermeck jones. jones was called to testify today but questions, taking thetiveth amendment. nifong is exspected to testify either tomorrow more thursday. >>> various agents and k9 units searched for narcotics. deputies say the sweep was requested by good year. 60 employees were fired in 2010 after a raid there. were no drugs found today. good year is the largest learn more tonight about the officers and the suspect involved in a deadly shooting yesterday. >> we have more insight. now we're learning more about the man killed. steve sbraccia is digging into his past. he joins us from the scene where part of the area is still taped off. >> reporter: well, sean, a memorial is starting to grow. police took the pe investigators spent the day probing, looking for evidence. radio traffic, as you indicated, that was the spot where the young ma

they want your help to find whoever killed two brothers sunday night. 35-year-old ramirez and his 27- year-old brother michael both fathers and commercial truck drivers. police say that one or both had left the game life behind them. the gangs apparently didn't let them go they were killed in a drive-by shooting sunday night. >> you become no good to them anymore now you are like a threat to them because your been around them and you know a lot and you know what they know you have seen what they saw, you have been in the meetings and in the inner circle. >> their families are planning a double funeral. it brings the number of homicides so far this year to 33 which is more than all of 2015. please haven't released any information about the suspects or vehicle descriptions. but witnesses say, that a white pickup or suv was used by the shooters pick >>> a hearing continues on whether to move the trial of the murder suspect accused of kidnapping and killing the morgan hill teenager sierra lamarr. they are considering motions on the change of venue am depressed -- and suppressing evidence. they say it links -- dea

they want to find whoever kill two brothers sunday night. 35-year-old arturo ramirez and his 27-year-old michael were both drivers and commercial truck drivers. at one time, they were in the gang life. they were killed in the drive- by shooting that riddled cars and homes in their block. >> you become no good to them you are a threat to them because you have been around them you know what they know. you have seen what they saw. you are in a little inner circle. you have been in meetings with them. >> the deaths bring the number of homicide in san jose so far this year to 33. that's more than all of 2015. police have not given us any information about a suspect or the vehicle descriptions but witnesses told the san jose mercury news a white pickup truck or an suv was used by the shooter. >>> a hearing is scheduled to continue today on whether or not to move the trial of murder suspect anthony gutierez. the man was accused of killing sierra lamar in 2012. although lamar's body has never been found, prosecutors say that dna links garcia torres to sierra lamar >>> new this morning a deadly apartment

michael jackson. this is songs that we are playing for people. adele ramirez sent us this song. play the songs you want to hear. hashtag ktvu, on twitter facebook on instagram. >> always liking hearing a little michael. >>> week 3 of the nfl preseason. and the 49ers are playing the packers. >>> also, college football kicks off today. happening down in australia the cal bears are in sidney to play the university of hawaii. it will be the debut of cal quarterback davis web. he transferred to cal this year after three sea sons at texas tech. the golden bears and texas tech play the similar kind of offense. >> it's like study abroad for me, from will lubbock, texas, to cal. >> he got here thursday night, was in the office at 7:00 a.m. on try day night. >> he is replacing jared goff who was the number 1 pick by the l. a. rams. >>> some police officers are learning about community-based policing. recruits at the academy are working on i am provenning relations with the -- on improving relations with the community during what some consider tense times. recruits perform volunteer work o

michael had a nine-year-old driver -- daughter and was already working as a commercial truck driver. last night somebody did a drive- by at the ramirez home. the two brothers were standing outside. bullets went everywhere. they ultimately hit and killed the two men. officials are pushing for more beat cops when measure escap -- f is past in november. >> the police chief is looking at all options to get more officers out on patrol. you will be hearing about redeployments. certainly we are paying for additional overtime and covering impacted areas. we will focus is getting as many officers as we can in those areas as a basic deterrent and more rapid response. >> reporter: the specifics of this redeployment the mayor is talking about -- they are working on that right now with the police union. we will try to get updated information either this hour or in the 5:00 our. as for the investigation in this case they do not have a suspect or vehicle descriptions of they can use any help they can get. >> what about using sheriff's deputies in the short term? >> reporter: i spoke to the mayor about that. he said right now it is a san jose proble

recibimos al reconocido actor edgar ramÍrez gente al boxeador roberto mano de piedra duran a quiÉn encara en su nueva pelÍcula. >>> y el sabor musical lo trae el zurdo de oro michaelsuspiro. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> y nosotros estamos en vivo desde la al familfombra azul de "premios tu mundo" para los ensayos para esta noche de gran gala aquÍ en un nuevo dia que comienza contigo. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> ♪. >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> . >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> (♪mÚsica♪). >>> asÍ es, seÑores comenzamos este dÍa felicitando a uruguay a todos esos uruguayos besitos. >>> (aplausos). >>> bravo. >>> vengo arriba luis suÁrez. >>> muy buenos dÍas hoy llegÓ el dÍa 25 seÑores de agosto del 2016 en capitÁn ademas de esta familia de telemundo estÉ tcon ustedes porque hoy es "premios tu mundo". >>> quÉ mejor manera de celebrar por favor seÑor director puede mostrar esta mesa llena del platos de antojos de nuestros hermanos uruguayos un abrazo inmenso 191 aÑos de de su inned penz es un dÍa muy especial para todos nosotros. >>> sÍ. >>> felicidades a la productora patty cena. >>> toda la noche cocinando. >>> pero chicos sigamos de azul. >>> sÍ me parece

preparativos para la noche, y aquÍ en casa el zurdo de oro michael salgado y la leyenda del boxeo el mano de piedra duran, y tambiÉn hector ramÍrez

michael for six runs last night. more than enough for rick porcello first start back since detroit since the trade, the team's 8th, 8 strikes allowed just one earned. hanley ramirez, a night as 8: two rbi doubles. unbelievable. sox win it 10-2. half game back of the jays in signed with the rangers, bruins said to be in the mix. wgib reports, the b's offered him a top six role. the rangers didn't promise that. but he chose new york any way. entry level deal. >>> sox tie tigers. much more on that on sports wrap coming up tonight as well. >> jason: 8:55 now. a historic cruise underway off of the coast of crystal serenity, sailing from the pacific ocean from the arctic to the atlantic ocean, using the northwest passage. the feat never been done by a ship this big of but rising temperatures cause the ice to melt creating more open water in the summer months making a trip like that possible, but still hard. >> how thick of a ice can you go that's the whole plan. >> you need water. >> yes. we need water. >> jason: tickets for the 30 day cruise started at $20,000 and went up from there. the rooms at 2 to 300 square feet. >> stephanie: that's $20,000. >>> a woman lost her