comes after bieber sposdly taunted say hi to miranda for me referring to his ex-wife model miranda ker. with miranda the cause of the altercation the "new york post"had some fun with the headline curse according to the post bloom never looked at her the same after miranda and justin supposedly got flirty at the fashion show in 2012. at that time her lawyer reportedly responded to the rumor with a letter denying that justin and miranda hooked up calling the story false and defamatory. in

from that moment from that moment justin bieber and miranda kir were known as mustin keebler. well, not long after the formation of the mustin keebler alliance, morlando blur broke up. god knows what they are called now, i'm not sure who dot got custody of the original name. of course at the time bieber had his own bilateral relationship with disney hatchling selena gomez. their couple-- group el name was i believe jelusty gobbler. confirm that, judges, that is correct. then possibly in retaliation to bieber's alleged aggression into the disputed territory of miranda kerr's fertile crescent, in april of 2014 orlando bloom established close ties with selena gomez seen here, apparently, after his mom said he had to take her to see frozen again. their collective name, sorlena blom-- blomez, tensions were running high hen late last night in the no man's lan of ibiza justin bieber crossed into hostile territory by walking past bloom's table. bloom deployed defensive measures when he refused to shake bieber's hand. traumatized witnesses report that bieber then launched a short range

nanette miranda will tell us how oakland schools are dealing with immigration issues, bob redell live at school bus depot in san jose. >> meteorologist rob mayeda for a look at the back-to-school forecast. >> forecast looks pleasant this morning. seeing low clouds, fog around parts around the coast. overall nice heading towards afternoon, 72 for south san francisco. temperatures there climbing to just above 70 today. antioch, you'll see temperatures in the mid-80s this afternoon. for san jose, see highs beginning to climb. past noon, upper 70s around lunchtime. 82 for the afternoon. closer view of other locations in and around san jose. willow glen, temperatures approaching 80 by 2:00. also around leland, temperatures warmer. 3:00, approaching mid-80s in the forecast. light jacket weather for the morning and it shirt weather for some this afternoon. forecast shaping up nicely. the rest of the forecast as we approach the weekend coming up in a few minutes. >> thanks, rob. >> uniforms will be getting on buses. bob redell at the school bus depot in san jose. the drivers are rolling out?

"today in the bay's" nannette miranda is live in napa, the city hopes the tourist will still come despite all the damage. >> reporter: well that's right. this is a multiwinery tasting room behind me. as you can see, this suffered a lot of damage with a lot of brick and stone that have fallen to the ground, but a sign outside says we're down, but not out. and that's the message businesses want to get out that tourists should still come and enjoy the region. businesses are worried that with the widely circulated images of fallen buildings that the images would encourage people to avoid the area. key part of napa's economy. visitors spend more than $700 million a year when they're here. so locals hope they still come because it tourist money will help with earthquake recovery. >> a lots of places are open, and not everything's closed, we're still having napa valley wine fun and good times. come on down, we're still going.

miranda barbour has not been charged with any other murder.those who know her says she craves atension and is not a serial killer but a serial liar. her and her husband will be sentenced next month. >> bizarre story. david lee, thanks. >>> a midair battle breaks out two between airline passengers, leaving them both in handcuffs on the ground. we'll tell you about the tiny pieces of plastic that led to a brawl at 35,000 feet. >>> could the administration have been more active in keeping the peace? >>> i fox news alert and a big fire under way in the houston area. this is a warehouse in pasadena, texas, broke out just about exactly an hour ago. you can tell by the color of the smoke. the firefighters are nowhere near getting this under control. when there's this much black smoke and not a lot of white smoke, that fire is still actively burning. not clear what kind of warehouse it is. you have to hope there are not workers somewhere in the building that cannot get out. because that's an awful lot of smoke and awful lot of flame. this fire burnin

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live in napa, nanette miranda for "today in the bay." >> debris-filled parking lot there. thank you. >>> bob redell off to napa with a look at relief efforts that are under way. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. here in the downtown area, you can see some of the most significant, visual damage from sunday's 6.0 shaker, you can see historic structures made of brick and stone crumbled. those businesses will take a while to recover. you know it's the same situation for many homeowners who also had their lives turned upside down, like crystal, who moved into a red cross shelter. she found staying in her house was too stressful. all of her belongings were thrown about. yesterday's 3.9 aftershock, 24 hours ago, that tossed her bed about the room, that was her final straw. she left home, doesn't know when she's going to return. there are others who are like her, red cross is serving several hundred people throughout the area and the salvation army, deployment of five canteen trucks. a sense of the demand, they serve 1000 hot meals on sunday. yesterday it

we begin today with "today in the bay's" na nnette miranda. the parking lot was a dumping ground a few hours ago. >> reporter: that's right. a lot of work done overnight, but still, there is still one pile of debris left behind me, as you can see. certainly less than what we saw yesterday when there were piles along the parking lot. since this is off to the side it appears napa high will reopen as planned. napa high had been a dump site for quake victims. residents lost personal items like furniture, electronics and things outside their home, destroyed beyond repair, the result of sunday's shaker. collection points were designated. one man brought the remains of -- remnants of an above-ground pool that collapsed. crews worked for hours yesterday and into the night clearing the piles of scrap. while there are many dump sites throughout napa, the city says using napa high as a site was probably a mistake since classes are set to resume today. the superintendent begged residents to use alternate locations. >> we would appreciate if our neighbors

daniel miranda and his friend leland goldberg are skateboarding.ifestyle they don't plan to give up any time soon. ♪ >> i can't really stop, in too deep. i feel like it's too fun to stop. >> miranda is filming goldberg in a local park for an upcoming video showcasing the talents of bay area skaters. >> cannery park is a skate park. it's kind of conjoining to the elementary school. >> for skaters, the main draw to cannery park is the multiple rows of low granite benches. >> the reason why the ledges at cannery park are so good for skating is because there's numerous ones in a row where you can do your trick, do your next trick and do your next trick. it's pretty bad. >> for his segment of the video, goldberg plans to attempt a series of difficult tricks all accomplished in a row called a line. >> a line would be a sequence of however many trick you could do consecutively, and that's what i was doing. skating, trying to do a consecutive amount of tricks back to back in one stream of film. just so it all flows nicely. >> what appeals to the skating li

"today in the bay's" nannette miranda is live in napa. nannette, both people and businesses really responding to the call for help this morning. >> reporter: that's absolutely right. the picture though is becoming clearer on just how much damage sunday's earthquake caused. take a look behind me. you can see that a lot of debris is remaining on some of the streets here. here are some new numbers by the city of napa. the estimate is $300 million in damage. 632 structures were tagged, of those, 116 were red tagged. the rest were yellow tagged, and more than 40 aftershock os curd yesterday in the napa area, the largest being 2.6. the clean up continues even four days after the 6.0 earthquake. people and businesses have a better idea of what needs to be replaced or rebuilt. the question now is, who's going to pay for that are? so few californians have earthquake insurance, just 12%. brown valley for instance is a private development where ridges are closed and damages are obvious. a lot of anxiety as to where the money for repairs will come. >

well, nannette miranda joins us live from candlestick this morning.t really was a problem getting in and out. >> reporter: totally a big mess. many would say that the final public event here at candlestick was spoiled because of the crazy traffic and muni issues. imagine trying to see paul mccartney and your tickets are hundreds of dollars, only to be stuck in traffic, gridlock or long lines to get on a shuttle here. in fact, long after the concert started, cars were still backed up for miles trying to get in. you had concert traffic mixed in with the regular commute traffic. it' it's easy to see how people misjudged or thought they could get here on time. most are on weekends and fans don't come. all at once. some come super early to tailgate and the crowd is in a metered flow. not last night, it happened all at once. leaving the concert was just as messy. >> it is insane. i've been in this crud for over two hours. right here at candlestick. >> reporter: i looked at the twitter feed for the concert and people were given a reprieve with the show start

live, nannette miranda, bay area news. >> you can see the fans spirited out there in red. it was a glorious afternoon. we had high hopes for the 49ers and it started to get painful early on. and the stadium was full and began to empty as the score remained. and mark has a look at the same. it did not go the way the team wanted to it. >> well, a new era of 49ers football to see what the red could go. and how it would change their game day experience. >> from the day's first 49ers cheer, the vibe outside levi stadium had a christmas morning feel, with fans enjoying their presence. >> this sun believable. i grew up with candle stick and this is an awesome experience notch see what the 49ers are due. >> we got in, we started tailgating, grilling it up. we love it. it's been a great experience. >> go niners! >> as opening kickoff cloelsed in, the anticipation and enthusiasm of the red and gold faithful made the game feel more like post season than preseason. and fans love the view. >> i love the fact they have seats they shaded. it's a lot hotter here thanes in in san francisco

live in napa, nannette miranda for "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> breaking news now out of the black rock desert. a woman died this morning at burning man's festival. according to the festival's blog, the woman died after falling under a bus. that bus was carrying passengers at the time. the woman has not been identified and right now it is not clear what made her fall, but organizers of the burning manifest value say they are now working with the sheriff's office. they will be providing more information and we'll bring it to you when it becomes available. >>> also happening now, southern california bracing for another day of strong surf. this is new video taken overnight at seal beach where life guards reported waves around 15 feet high. yesterday, the waves turned dangerous. this is the video of a lifeguard rescuing a 60-year-old man who could not make it out of the water on his own. the high surf warning is in effect again today, but the waves should calm down by tomorrow. >>> time now to check on your forecast, first a live look at sunol, li

s/david miranda, indocumentado "no sé si van a haber niños que hablen inglés.s". como este joven hondureÑo hay por lo menos 50,000 menores que han cruzado la frontera solos y han sido enviados a los diferentes estados. ahora tienen la esperanza de entrar a las escuelas pblicas del pais. s/francisco negrón, asociación nacional de juntas escolares "tienen un derecho fundamental a la educación pública. eso es bueno para el país. definitivamente los niños están aquí y tenemos que lidiar con la situación" entre los muchos retos: se desconoce su nivel acadmico, ninguno est familiarizado con el sistema escolar y la mayora no habla ingls. s/cesar watts, centronía "ellos van a pedir ayuda, a pedir información. el hecho de que no consigan la información en el idioma, los tratan mal, se sienten como personas de segunda categoría". a las autoridades escolares adems les preocupa el costo y la sobrepoblacin estudiantil. a la mama de david le preocupan otras cosas. s/dilma serrano, madre de menor "l ha venido huyendo de peligro, maras. pasó por un abuso pero aquí puede haber

than neat miranda is live on the train platform outside levi's stadium. how are crowds getting on and off the trains? >> reporter: you heard a lot of people say it wasn't really that bad today. virtually everyone is out of the stadium by now. you can see just a few stragglers behind me still waiting for a train. but this game really isn't a gauge, a good xwaunl on how vta did. you didn't see a huge crush of fans leave the stadium at once, as you heard marianne say. people started leaving earlier. because the 49ers were losing badly, people started leaving as early as halftime. so the flow out was sort of metered. vta was expecting 10,000 passengers for today. preliminary estimates are 10,500. so the extra trains they ordered, the extra buses, really helped. the light rail system learned from the disastrous start from levi's stadium when it held the first event two weeks ago for the san jose earthquakes game. people complained about waiting a long time for trains, chaos on the platforms, et cetera. when you talk to folk hot went two weeks ago, and today, t

live in napa, nannette miranda for "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> it could still be days or weeks before the obama administration decides whether to send federal funds to napa. congressman mike thompson says he expects help to arrive soon. >> at the federal level, we're working from day one on sunday, fema had folks on the ground, both in napa and in vallejo. they continue to be here today. they're out assessing the damages. >> officials say it can be tough to assess the losses after an earthquake than any other disaster because damages often found beneath al road or building stay there weeks or months later. >>> relief will be coming from the napa valley vineyard associate. the group announced yesterday, it'll donate $10 million for earthquake relief. officials hope to have an estimate of the winery's total losses by tomorrow. 110 wineries are reporting some damage and 90% say they've lost inventory. some losing a few, others out dozens of barrels. for complete coverage of the quake, head to nbcbayarea.com. there you can find and interactive map showing red tagged homes, water ma

live in candlestick, nannette miranda, nbc bay area news. >> yeah, i can witness for it, it was.you got in, if you were able too, it was a great show. >> you heard the beginning of the concert from your car. >> i did, i did. mccartney and the beatles actually performed the their last concert ever together at candlestick park back in 1996. it was one of the many memorable events since the venue initially built for the giants back in the 1960s. >> and in the corner of an end zone in january of 1982, dwight clark leaped into the air to snag that joe montana pass. the touchdown was less than one minute left sent the 49ers to their first super bowl ever. >> in 1986, the stick turned into an outdoor church. pope john paul ii held a mass. >> reporter: and in 1989, the stick swayed and cracked, but did not crumble. everyone, of course, remembers the loma prieta earthquake, right before the world series game between the giants and the a's. >> so many memories. we've posted a slide show of all the historic events at candlestick on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>> now, while traffic was a p

. >> but we begin with nbc bay area's nannette miranda. she's at napa high where classes are back in session. nannette? >> reporter: well, you know, yesterday, the school superintendent said that all the schools will be doing earthquake drills today, first thing in the morning. but as it turns out that it was up to each school's discretion. so only some schools were able to do the earthquake drills. and other schools like napa high here, they just talked about the earthquake drills. they didn't actually, physically go under desks or evacuate the schools. they just felt it was too soon. administrators thought it was more important to let students talk about their feelings and talk about their experiences, because, as you know, this earthquake was traumatic for some of them. this morning crews cleared the last mountain of debris brought to napa high school, a city-approved dump site for residents who suffered property damage from sunday's earthquake. they finished just in time for classes to resume at 8:00 a.m. school was canceled while insp

he wanted to be here today but miranda wouldn't let him come. that is not true. he couldn't make it. is that the phone i hear? >> is he calling? >> hello. hi, blake. miranda said no. she has a problem with hoda, a lot of people do. it is totally understandable. we love you. he has something to say. >> is he on the phone? >> hi, hoda, blake shelton here. i'm so sorry i'm not there today for your birthday. i'm here in toronto, canada. we are doing a concert. and, man, i really hate that i couldn't be there. i love you. i love you. i love you. i love you. i love you. i love you. >> you can hang up now. >> i love you. i love you. >> can we just going? i want to hear it more. twice more. please. >> i love you. i love you. [ laughter ] >> toronto canada and we are doing a concert -- >> not that part. never mind. >> i love you. i love you. i love you. i love you. i love you. >> he can talk and walk at the same time. here he is everybody, blake shelton himself. [ laughter ] >> and he has got a little something for his girl, don't you, blake? [ laughter ] >> good to see y

live in oakland, nannette miranda, nbc bay area news. scott? >> extraordinary thing to go to school with no language and no parents. all right. nannette, thank you ever so much. >>> well, some survivors of the 2010 gas pipeline explosion in san bruno say they're not ready for new homes to be built in their old neighborhood. nbc bay area's bob redell live in san bruno. bob, four years ago, the blast destroyed dozens of homes and it's been very busy ever since. >> reporter: you are correct, scott. right over there, that was ground zero. that's where that pipeline exploded, killing eight people, destroying 38 homes, and four years after that awful day, you can see, there are still some people who are rebuilding their homes. there's been a lot of construction, disruption, and noise. and as you can imagine, neighbors just want it to end. they want their lives back. the more they are unsettled, the more they are reminded of what happened here. but now, they are hearing about a new development in their neighborhood, in an area that was not damaged or

nbc's nannette miranda is in downtown san jose this evening with an effort to place them here in some bay area homes. nanette? >> that's right. these are kids that are traumatized, alone in a new country, and don't speak english. was with a lot of praying at church, that doesn't scare away some families with big hearts. >> yeah, it is heartbreaking, yeah. >> reporter: the images of the thousands of central american children who have crossed the u.s. border by themselves can be haunting. it had an affect on daniel of newark whose wife is from honduras. both wanted to do something, but what? >> my wife and i prayed about it. so yeah, there is some spiritual guidance there. >> reporter: for many who felt helpless, the answer came from above. and brought them here to this catholic charities of santa clara county informational meeting on how to become a host family for the newly arrived children. about 80 people attended. they learned it will be hard and challenging, but they'll have their extra expenses covered and help at their fingertips. >> congregations, parrishs, all of that. so we a

annette miranda joins us live from the uc berkeley campus that's one of the schools criticized for its poor response to sexual assaults on campus. >> reporter: that's right. but uc berkeley is implementing new policies regarding this, even before sb 967 becomes law. the old way of thinking no means no puts the burden on victims. yes means yes puts the onus on would-be aggressors that not resisting or not saying anything does not constitute consent. >> i was assaulted in february 2012. >> reporter: attacked by the same man, four uc berkeley students, including sophie came forward to report their sexual assault to campus officials. but the senior says nothing was done. she was victim number three. >> they didn't follow up with us on the reports. they didn't really complete any sort of investigation. they didn't talk to any of us after that. >> reporter: california lawmakers sent governor brown a bill that aims to prevent sexual assaults on campus by requiring informed consent. in other words, yes means yes. both parties have to say it or use body language that means yes. >> you can't use

>> mi Única preocupaciÓn es miranda carolina.mÁ, pero me imagino que lleva sus riesgos. >> bueno, es cierto. hay riesgos que son asociados con la edad y con el hecho de ser in vitro. in vitro llevar el riesgo de tener embarazos mÚltiples, gemelos, riesgos de un parto prematuro y los mismos medicamentos que se usan en sÍ. ¿no? >> claor. y una pregunta. ¿cuÁntas posibilidades existen de que una mujer quede embarazada naturalmente a esa edad? >> bueno, la realidad es que hoy en dÍa nosotros estamos viendo que las mujeres estÁn esperando mÁs y más debido a sus carreras y otras obligaciones y bueno, desafortunadamente, divorcios y otras cosas que impactan. entonces, la tecnologÍa de hoy en dÍa nos ayuda mucho con eso. pero aÚn asÍ, hay mujeres que a una edad avanzada pueden quedar embarazadas. es raro. pero alrededor de 200 partos naturales, embarazos naturales de mujeres mayores de 50 aÑos. >> ¿y eso por quÉ es? ¿por la menopausia? hay mÁs incidencia? >> no, es bien raro que una mujer quede embarazada despuÉs de los 50 aÑos. estamos

their favorite second in the stay character was miranda. >> miranda. >> my son wants to go to school in tokyo or paris, that is a red light. update you on development over that hack attack against jpmorgan chase. one other bank, there are reports fbi investigating, whether or not the russian government is tieed to this cyberattack. now they reportedly looks like work of russian hackers, could be retaliation for u.s.-sponsored saptions we heard about. that have gotten stronger and stronger. focus on their biggest businesses and banks, the hacking occurred mid august. we'll make sure to bring you more details on the story as we get them. >> up next, my next investment idea, we know oil and gas, around the world, is not going away it is huge, i have a company that has been in the game for a long time, they almost fell out of it but the stopbg is moving up, insiders are buy it you should be too. also, sense me your questions, i love answering them live on the air, send them right away, keep it here, if you want to make some money. charles: well, will i pass a flash in a pan? is yours an

. >> tambiÉn se refiriÓ a loma miranda. >> decidimos rechazar. ser juez. eso es la justicia >> ya estÁn haciendo recortes en el servicio en el exterior. >> en estos 30 o 40 dÍas pasados >> en estos dos aÑos de gobierno lo que mÁs le satisface es el acercamiento que ha tenido con la gente. ya en el plano migratorio revelÓ que el momento mÁs critito del tema lo tuvo en la selac que lo tildaron de apÁtrida y de racista. >> la soluciÓn es la ley de regimen natural. por la que el presidente medina agradeciÓ a los sectores que lo ayudaprÓn katherin dÍaz. >> y hoy la doctora marisa fuentes que explica la importancia de desayunar en la maÑana. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos. podrÍa ayudiar a las mujeres de sobre peso. hablamos de este tema. la depresiÓn y los antidepresivos podrÍa ayudar y socializar podrÍa ayudar a las personas que tienen cÁncer. >> el no desayunar podrÍa traer problemas en la insulina. evita la diabetes tipo 2 que tienen mÁs de 18 millones de personas en la naciÓn. sumado a al sobrepeso y cinturas anchas podrÍan tener mÁs riesgo de proble

miranda jones joinings us from ferguson.hank you. >>> a 6-year-old boy from shandong province chinese was lucky to be alive. he was playing in the street. a red s.u.v. ran over him. the wheels were high enough to avoid tragedy. the boy popped up. no word whether charges will will be fired against the driver. >> tremendous video. lucky the boy is unhurt. >> there's heat in the west about now. >> let's get a check of the forecast with dave warren. >> the west is seeing the temperatures. the radar shows the air is clear. the heat is building up, not much rain out west. fire is a problem. there has been a number of wild fires. this is more. video coming in from oregon. the wind picks up. you get dry air. it's fanning the olympic games. there's red flag warnings in effect. temperatures will climb, 80 in memphis, well into the 100 degree raping. >> dave warren, thank you. >> film lovers around the world are morning the death of oscar winning british director richart attenborough, dying at the age of 90. richart attenborough began

>> mi Única preocupaciÓn es miranda carolina.en sÍ. ¿no? una pregunta. na mntas posibilidades existen ueno,realidad es que hoy en dso estamos viendo que las mujeres estÁn esperando mÁs y más debido a sus carreras y otras obligaciones y bueno, desafortunadamente, divorcios y otras cosas que impactan. entonces, la tecnologÍa de hoy en dÍa nos ayuda mucho con eso. pero aÚn asÍ, hay mujeres que a una edad avanzada pueden quedar embarazadas. es raro. pero alrededor de 200 partos naturales, embarazos naturales de mures mayores de 50 aÑos. >> ¿y eso por quÉ es? ¿por la menopausia? hay mÁs incidencia? >> no, es bien raro que una mujer quede embarazada despuÉs de los 50 aÑos. estamos hablando de 200 casos al aÑo. la cantidad y calidad de Óvulos va disminuyendo pero siempre existe la posibilidad mÍnima. >> rapidÍsimo. ¿quÉ deben tomar en cuenta las mamÁs que quieren embarazarse a esta edad.? >> esta seÑorita estaba en forma, una mujer saludable porque uno de los riesgos de tener un embarazo a una edad avanzada es los riesgos de ser problem

one of the things that didn't happen when you were arrested, which was your miranda rights being reado you. is the situation that you found yourself in analogous to anything that you've seen before as a reporter? >> reporter: yeah. i mean, i wasn't questioned on anything so it's a question of whether they have to necessarily read me my miranda rights but it was a bizarre situation and an unnecessary escalation of this entire situation. i mean, i think one of the things that the context is very important here. this is -- at the time this took praise, essentially it was daylight hours. it was a peaceful protest and there were over 70-plus fully armed s.w.a.t. members in the community. that seemed to antagonize the crowd, the idea of this huge massacre of people in the area. it's important to point out, other people have experienced far worst things than i have last night. i mean, my head was slammed into the window on the way out but people got hit with tear gas, my colleague got hit with tear gas last night. i just think it was such an over reaction and at least with the officers that

. >>> orlando bloom romance revenge on ex miranda kerr? now on "extra." >>> orlando and miranda's bizarre love triangle exposed. brand new photos of bloom cozied up. >>> we're taking you on board justin bieber's love boat. why half of hollywood is hanging out and hooking up in ibiza. >>> then breaking couples news. jay-z's last ditch attempt to save his marriage to beyonce. >>> and clooney's fiance grilled about their wedding. >> julia

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and nannette miranda is there at the commute. and let's talk about the game with garrard moncure. and the players, it was ugly, garrard. >> it was. but the fans had had a great time. a new era in 49ers football. and a capacity crowd showed up here to check out the stadium and how atimpbting games here was going to change their overall game day experience. >> from the day's first 49ers cheer, the vib outside lee va stadium had a christmas morning feel. >> this is unbelievable. i grew up with candle stick and this is completely different experience. it's awesome. to see the 49ers really should what they are due real here. enchts we came in and started grilling it up. we just loved it. it's a great experience. love it. >> as pipping kickoff closed in, the anticipation and stadium of the red and gold faithful made the game feel like host season post season than preseason. once the 49ers took the field, the fans love the view. >> i like they heats they have shaded. it's hatter up here than in france. the crew is good. you can see the players numbers. and the. >> it's terkt. i'm happy t

that's where nannette miranda joins us live. >> reporter: the suspect was quick bely arrested. he lived near his victims, in fact, in the very same apartment complex. they apparently didn't know each other according to police. the fellow is due in court tomorrow. >> this is as scary as it gets. this is that individual whom we all fear. >> reporter: they say 34-year-old jamal planned his attack, breaking into a unit in the same apartment complex he lived in and waited for the mother and daughter to come home. investigators say armed with a short barrel shotgun and wearing a full-face mask he tied up and duct taped the younger woman in her bedroom first. her mother came in to see what all the commotion was, and she, too, was tied up. >> the suspect pushes the daughter aside and takes the mom and takes her into a different room of the residence. it's in that room that he forcefully sexually assaults her. >> reporter: police believe he then turned his sights back on the daughter but was scared off when her brother came home and scared him away. surveillance video and witness interv

la miranda kerr. >> gracias por sintonizarnos, sigue el noticiero nacional a continuaciÓn, que tenganustedes muy buenas noches. ♪ ♪ . ♪ ♪ >> gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de martes 19 de agosto, Éstas son las noticias. se cumplen 10 dÍas de protesta en ferguson, missouri. terroristas en irak aseguran haber asesinado a un periodista estadounidense desaparecido en siria hace dos aÑos. su familia confirma la muerte. en california dos hombres comparten en internet detalles de un macabro plan que los llevÓ directo a la cÁrcel antes de poder ejecutarlo. y arizona sufre una de las peores inundaciones en dÉcadas. comienza la ediciÓn nocturna. ♪ ♪ >> Éste es su noticiero univisiÓn, edición nocturna, con ilia calderÓn y enrique acevedo. >> muy buenas noches, comenzamos en ferguson missouridonde continÚan la tensiÓn. nuestra enviada especiales que en los detalles de lo que ocurriÓ hoy en una comunidad en la que se respira tensiÓn. >> ilia, muy buenas noches. efectivamente, ese incidente ha causado bastante controversia, muchÍsima tensiÓn y aumentado la presiÓn que tienen las autoridades

nbc bay area's annette miranda is live at the courthouse in san francisco. sadly on top of everything else, the case has divided the relatives as well. >> that's right. the dead girl's father and his relatives are wanting the book thrown at gauge who had the kids out at 10:00 at night. the mother and her side of the family want compassion. prosecutors say, the law is the law. a sobbing 25-year-old gauge pleads not guilty to charges of child endangerment and her bail was lowered from $250,000 to $50,000. her attorney says she should not have been charged. >> i don't think it's right to have someone in custody or someone accused of a crime when someone else out standing is responsible for it. we're going to fight this case tooth and nail. >> reporter: gauge was caring for 2-year-old gregorynd her twin brother friday night. after seeing a movie gauge and miana began crossing the street against the red light but the girl's twin brother stayed behind. gauge left the girl standing on the middle island while she went back to get the boy. that's when a white sedan h

in new york city, audrey and her mother, miranda, enjoy one last feast. >> i want her to get her body to a place that feels so good, that she doesn't want it to be any other way. >> reporter: for brian and audrey, they're pinning their hopes on weight loss camp. and on this day, it's time to say good-bye. >> getting picked up to go to camp shane. >> he's leaving me for six weeks. >> i'll send you letters. >> reporter: saying good-bye is easier said than done. >> i'm good. i'll miss you. >> reporter: the camp's motto is way better than a fat camp. they claim the dieters lose 30 to 35 pounds in 9 weeks. audrey and brian are one in the every three children considered overweight or obese. it's a three-hour road trip to ferndale, new york. your waist. and then your hips. >> reporter: first stop, the weigh-in. brian checks in at 225 pounds. >> when i was being measured, i felt a little embarrassed at my own size, physically. >> reporter: audrey weighs 114 pounds. at age 11, she hits the 98th percentile in weight for her height. for years, her pediatrician suggested she slim down. >> knowing

i'm miranda martin i'm the current chair of the search-and-seizure you guys want to introduce yourselves >> member of pack. good evening welcome back families to school i'm georgia i coordinate the advisors council and an apparent >> this is the first meeting of the year i want to remind everyone that this is an advisory couldn't to live board of education we represent parents across the district and try to provide voice to the policy decisions we're appoint by the board of education we're all volunteers and we actually currently accepting applications and we'll talk about that. we don't meet during even though summer so we don't have very much to report on together but some members of the pack that have been attending meetings and working on planning for this coming year we're going to give you an update one of the most exciting things it the the second family empowerment conference and saturday september 27th at the james middle school from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. there will be a lot of workshops and exciting speakers and there will be resources fair where pack will have a table and a l

after defeating embattled state rep jp miranda in the spring primary. how did you rally the people to vote on your behalf. the message was right the ability to connect with people .. at their level helped rally people around this campaign and around me. and getting latinos civically engaged is a big challenge. voter turnout in the hispanic community has long lagged behind african americans and whites. are there language barrier issues? absolutely. and that's why ken trujillo started his spanish language media company. and last fall, we launched mi philly dot com and quickly became the most viewed spanish language website in the region. civic leaders in the hispanic community say converting their power in numbers into real political power is a key to solving problems in the barrio. 44% percent of the people live under 20k dollars and there's an underemployment of 50%. i would hope that jobs is hugely important. housing is another issue that we have. and cleaning up our community ..we want to be able to bring resources to our community that people feel go

you can see miranda in this video.y committed the crime because they wanted to kill someone together. the two originally were charged with first degree murder. the second degree murder charge carries a mandatory sentence of life in prison many. the couple is scheduled to be sentenced next month. >> tonight we have learned a nine year old girl who accidentally shot and killed a gun instructor is from new jersey. we don't know much else about her family but the incident happened in arizona and she was firing an automatic ooze sue. her father was recording her shooting lesson when it happen happened. authorities released the video. of course, we're to the going to show you the actual shooting. it happened monday when the girl and her familiar wl vacationing in white hills, arizona. police say 39 year old charles, died after the little girl pulled the trigger and the recoil sent that use see over her head and it fired again. >> philadelphia police are desperately trying find man wanted for sexual assault in cobbs creek. co

. >>> i'm nannette miranda, and city leaders say these barriers are not for keeping out the homeless. fruit in the filling, ya? mmm! ya! warm, flaky, gooey, toaster strudel! now, with more fruit! don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. >>> coming up at 5:00, no more fences and build homes. a message from protesters today from one of the biggest homeless camps in silicon valley. >>> plus, shock over a deadly accident on the track. we'll have more from the nascar champion tony stewart who with drew from the race. >>> and more on a crash that involves a pizza oven. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >>> and good evening to you, thank you for joining us. i'm peggy bunker. >>> and i'm terry mcsweeney. advocates firing back at city leaders this week, upset because of plans to install a fence, known as "the jungle." more from san jose. >> reporter: well, terry right here behind me this big empty lot behind me is generally where groups come to help the homeless. if you follow me, they live right here down below the brush, known as the largest em

nbc's bay area nannette miranda has more. >> reporter: we're at the easy 8 motel here or first street and san jose. we're in the back part of the property whereas you can see behind me, police have cordoned off the area. we're told the cleaning staff came back in that room there with the open door. that is room 289. workers report finding two bodies, two people dead on the bed. police say there is no indication of exactly what happened, was it an accident, a crime, a suicide? all questions investigators are trying to figure out. of course, in the surrounding rooms customers are trying to figure out what went on here and if they should be afraid. again, two people found dead at the easy 8 motel, we're told the coroner is on the way. >>> nannette, thank you very much. >>> and a developing story in san francisco where two people were shot near hill top park. the paramedics rushed the two people to the hospital and they have life-threatening injuries, police are searching for the shooters. >>> and police have not released the identities of the people responsible for the stabbings in a hou

live in san jose, nannette miranda. >>> and the city is investigating a crash involving a car and a pedestrian. the victim was running highway on east 80 toll plaza just after midnight. the chp officials say several vehicles hit and ran over the victim. three driversçó pulled over. chp officials believe that someone else, though, hit the victim first. >> the initial victim that hit the pedestrian most likely would be blamed for the accident depending on the circumstances. but for some reason we don't know yet they failed to stop. >> the victim died at the scene, none of the people who stopped after hitting the victim were arrested. authorities are looking for other vehicles who may have been involved. >>> new details tonight on the person who died in a freak accident near petaluma. the victim is identified as dwayne usho of vallejo. he died after the pickup truck became unconnected. it slammed into a car carrying usher and his family. the victim and two people were treated at the hospital. the driver of the van carrying the trailer did cooperate with chp. >>> police have not released the ident