. >> poncho lizÁrraga. >> poncho! poncho! poncho!.jor. >> ay! estÁs mejor ahora bellÍsimo asi como estÁs quiero tomarme esa topa de caracol. >> ya estÁs con todos igual. >> me falta nada mÁs que la chica dorada y ahÍ estÁ paulina rubio. >> ay! que flaca estaba paulina. >> como comiÓ chorizo espaÑol se engordÓ. >> mucho antes de colate ¿no?. >> mira eso! ay! le quitÓ el sombrero a albertico mira. >> ay! no de verdad que recordar es volver a vivir tantos aÑos de mÚsica, de premiaciÓn, de excelencia a travÉs de la cadena univisiÓn y usted no puede perder en el 2014 oye quÉdate quieto!. >> (en inglÉs). >> oye permiso paul. >> pÁsate mi amor. >> chino y nacho si se pueden poner de pie les preparÉ allÁ dondÁyanse para alla por favor. >> pÁsenlsenle. >> me quiero parar aquÍ, me quiero parar aquÍ para que en la casa digan las tres marÍas la que voltea es mÍa. >> no, lo siento. >> ay! lo siento. >> ay!. >> como en sÁbado gigante. >> a ver pues. >> usted diga. >> bueno inmediatamente voy empezar a leer los tweets ¿quÉ te parece?. >> estÁ bien,

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they are bringing ponchos to those outside. there are partnerships for hope. there has been no reports of similar fatalities in san francisco. those on the street are being checked on. >> officers are asked to do wellness checks. if they are not willing to go to a shelter, we want to make sure they don't experience hypothermia. >>> the family of a man in critical condition from a hit and run is looking for the driver. struck on oak and scott and the haight neighborhood. a car ran a red light leaving him in intensive car. the driver hit a parked car. that car is a silver 4-door sed sedan and the bumper was damaged. contract san francisco police. >>> apg&e worker was injured with burned. he will make a recovery. they are working to replace the transformer and investigate the incident. coming up, san mateo police officers making it an extra special christmas for kids. a bizarre turn when a man came to california on a plane filled with passengers and woke up alone. i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that

. >> poncho sanchez. the king of calling in favors, you have laid with dust about -- speaking of calling in favors, aboutve played with just everybody. why so many collaborations? >> there are all these great people. the best in me. >> when you say it rings out the best in you, dad brings out the best in you, is there a particular genre? what kind of music rings out the best in you? >> the truth is there is more than one genre. gospel music. then around the corner on beale street i spent many hours there. then there is classical music. as i grew up i learned to love latin, tito puente. then there was hank williams coming over the airwaves from tennessee. i do love a lot of types of music. >> this is a crazy question to ask him a but the air i you grew you grew up the era in, how many choices did you have to not live in memphis? >> i was extremely lucky to live around the corner from a studio. to have a job and to walk through the curtain at stax records was an amazing thing to do at 14. kids: i don't know

ponchos. >> santa clara three homeless skwlerlts will be expanded over the weekend whchlt more freezing weather is expected and will be open all day in addition to all night. and there will be more beds. they say no one will be turned away. officials say they will find a place for everyone who asked for a warm place to sleep. he we're getting snow in the bay area, take a look at flakes mixed with rain there is a snow plow probably clearing the road of ice but a reminder roads could be dangerous tonight. >> yes. and adding tt cold is rain. >> yes. we're going to check out live doppler seven hd. seeing snow around clover dale area. we're picking up snow around lake county. taking you in closer, it allows us to take a look at warnings underneath radar layer. as you look at the bay area we're seeing rain and snow. fairfield taking you in closer here. and a live look this view is dry. we can d.have new records this morning over a dozen. this is just a sampling. san francisco, 406789 san joyce yeah, 30 degrees. i'll be back to let you know what the weekend is look like. iet was cold enough to

sheets, towels, socks, ponchos.omes back protecting people from the rain is really important, too, because that can lead to hypothermia. >> you mentioned thing like coffee, cream, sugar. >> people at the shelter love to drink coffee. we need coffee to be able to give out to our clients. >> and then some toiletrietoile. >> you travel, you have the tiny conditioners and stuff. those are fantastic, and we make little toiletry kits we give out and we give out thousands of those. we really need support there, too. >> you can find out how to denout at echlifebuilders.org. that's the website. every little bit helps, sflit. >> absolutely. and even just talking about this is important. people need to know that folks die when they're homeless, and it's a critical need, and we are in a crisis in this community. we've had an increase in homelessness from two years ago. it's a crisis and we need to be informed and understand what's going on in our community. >> all right. thank you very much. >> you bet. >> hopefully you get a l

his horse, poncho, transformed into a meek, charming side kick, performing in the back of a southerne. that's what makes this show so unique. >> now bobby is trying to show he can do it again. four months off 'round-the-clock training to see if trigger has what it takes. >> i'm using this to build his confidence. on where to put his feet. >> turns out breaking a horse is not about brute force but gentle persuasi persuasion. and occasionally it is the horse that seems to tame the trainer. >> whoo-hoo. >> seemed to take that well. >> reporter: bobby's land is in foreclosure, the former trucker's business hurt by the bad economy. >> if it breaks and we make the finals. it ruins the routine. >> i understand that. >> little worried. >> last year you took the prize money. the prize money means a lot to you. >> yeah, yeah, a lot of people are here like me. but you know for the love of the mustang, and for the experience. this is how we make our living. it's, you know, a little over four months getting here. other than my sponsor money i haven't had no income. >> like betting the farm? >> ye

they brought out the ponchos and tents. and many were happy to shed the winter coats for a winter game, but it was a different mood after the game was over. this was the last time that some will see redskins players and coaches wearing burgundy and gold at home. and they went out with another close loss. this one to the dreaded dallas cowboys. diana is live at fedex field with reaction. >> fed up, that's what many of these redskins players said today after the game. they're fed up with losing. and i think redskins fans feel the same way. the redskins have now lost seven straight. they are 2-6 here at fed fedex field, and things are pretty bad, but today's was the first time i saw fans stay here at fedex field until the end of the game because they still believed that this team could pull it out against the dallas cowboys. fans also in their seats, though, to see this guy, london fletcher. this was -- he was saying good-bye to fedex field in front of the sold-out crowd in his last home game. let's get to the game. third quar

ponchos. >> santa clara three homeless skwlerlts will be expanded over the weekend whchlt more freezingn all day in addition to all night. and there will be more beds. they say no one will be turned away. officials say they will find a place for everyone who asked for a warm place to sleep. he we're getting snow in the bay area, take a look at flakes mixed with rain there is a snow plow probably clearing the road of ice but a reminder roads could be dangerous tonight. >> yes. and adding tt cold is rain. >> yes. we're going to check out live

he runs poncho's barbecue in albuquerque. time to get slicing.to his constituent parts. beautiful. >> first off go the legs, what you call your fresh ham. then your forequarter, your shoulders and whatnot. the loin and rib section, your pork belly. nothing goes to waste. >> all right. now mr. head. >> all those pig parts sent down the line to harold, who's been using them for a veritable rainbow of new mexican specialties. none of our 300-pound friend will go to waste. he's getting shredded for tacos, added to the beans, cooked up with posole. it's going into chili. red or green. >> oh, yeah, that's going to be beautiful. >> the tenderloin i set aside for a little time on the grill. everyone here has put in a lot of work. and they're hungry. time to eat. >> i didn't know the show was about this, but i've been thinking about it a lot. this sort of cowboys, mexicans, indian, romantic ideal. a lot of easterners came out here and fell in love with this romantic notion of the west and wanted to come out here and sort of create their own version of the

bobby kerr and his side kick, poncho, are here with us this morning. poncho is sitting in the car.bby was able to train him to do this. bobby, i wouldn't believe it if i wasn't sitting here. how did you do this? mgts got a good horse. lots of patience. lots of repetition. i would work him. he came and rested if the car. he got used to liking it. >> what will people love about the show the most? >> they'll love the journey we do with a wild horse. it's an amazing journey. >> you won last year. what is jour secret. you have to know something. you're a horse whisperer. >> the secret is a lot of work. lots of time an dedication. when you're not working with them, you're living with them. i take him everywhere i go. >> i thing he needs a oneis ie, josh. we had horses with ones iies earlier. mustang millionaire. produced by our sister company, 66 media. >>> up next, music legend garth brooks is here live. ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and animals. that's why we created the share the love event. by the end of this year, the t

you are planning ongoing to the national christmas tree lighting tonight, definitely bring the poncho. rain starts to come to an end overnight by saturday. it is going to be the calm before our next system moves in. temperatures right now in the 40s and 50s. 50 in camp springs and in washington. 45 in rockville and 45 in leesburg. wherever you are at is pretty much where you are going to remain for the rest of the afternoon hours. you might drop a couple of degrees. the temperatures have come down from this morning. let's talk about sunday. here we are in future weather. sunday morning it's dry and cloudy skies across the area. look at what starts to happen. snow starts to overspread the area that includes inside of the beltway. once the snow starts to head north, we start to see freezing rain moving in in the afternoon hours around 3:30 here on future weather. notice southern maryland seeing rain and northern maryland seeing a lot of snow. again as we work into the evening, freezing rain across the area. especially along this i-95 corridor and areas to the west. we think there will b

the crowd came with their ponchos.age including mariah kacarey who is the big finish. >> what a show. >>> let's turn to doug kammerer. it looks, as we mentioned, misty and foggy. is it raining down there? >> yeah, they are seeing rain there. they will continue to see the rain throughout the event. it could get heavier for the evening hours. it's sunday time frame where we have the winter storm. i'm going break it down for you. i have new graphics coming up at 5:45. >>> the question on a lot of minds across the region. where will a new casino be built and how close to the beltway? today, the commission in charge of selecting the location took a big step in it. tracee wilkins is live at national harbor, one of the locations in the running. >> reporter: we are at national harbor because the consultants told the gaming commission they like this site most. they like the potential for growth, they like the way the proposal works. they like this location, but they like that, all the road access to getting here. today, consult

with such shows as while ponchos as well. financial donations are needed as well. the principal explains why. coming up on kron 4news at 6 >> pam: the spokesperson for the unified schools district says teachers have been tried to do their best to keep to to keep students warm during cold spell. bay of offered space heaters but we do not have enough. we want to reassure the public that we this is a selection that is critical. critical situation >> pam: the sonoma county sheriff deputy who fatally shot a 13- year old boy. who was carrying a fake rifle, is cleared to return to work this week. but deputy erick gelhaus will not be on the street. he will be on desk duty. >> pam: the 48- year old deputy is waiting to hear if prosecutors will file criminal charges aganst him. for the santa rosa shooting death of andy lopez in october. saucegelhaus told investigatorsassualt rifle. >> pam: the lopez family has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against the county and the >> pam: meantime. congress has approved a 10-year extension of a ban on plastic firearms. >> pam: the b

we need ponchos and all these things are important. >> she runs in this business that's one of the shelters she stated dead the ones in san jose and sunnyvale should be open 24 hours a day. those two plus the one and your will have additional beds to serve more. >> we want to make sure that we're serving above and our goal is to take 250, 225 in sunnyvale. >> we should tell you that in addition to all of this they are having an out additional hour bridge work. they're going to try to do greater our region and this will continue through the wait. there also want to bring in volunteers to do further are bridge to get more homeless people off of the street. for those who are refusing to go that will give them blankets, socks and that sort of thing to keep them warm. that is the latest. >> that chilly weather affecting some travelers heading to and from san francisco. here's a live look at the san francisco international airport. officials there reporting at least a dozen major delays earlier today. those delayed flights were going to or coming from dallas fort worth - north texas is getting sl

stolen an atv from a barn and he broke into two vehicles, taking a wallet and a first aid kit and a ponchod last week authorities on a makeshift campsite in the woods, but they're not so sure that he's still in the area. >> is a very dangerous person. we are following up on any leads that we have. reporter: police are offering a 5000-dollar award. jenna: now we are going to turn over to vice president joe biden. putting air restrictions over the island, the vice president is telling students to challenge their leaders. >> we are calendaring challenging the status quo. [inaudible] >> the only way you make something totally new is to break the mold. jenna: we have the former ambassador to the u.n. speaking with us. so what does the state? >> well, i think that nothing less than the balance of power could be changing in front of our eyes. this assertion of the air defense identification zone extends over the territory well removed from the chinese mainland and in particular it covers islands that are held by anne claimed by japan. so there is a lot of aggressive territorial claims with how ot

over the weekend, outreach workers handed out blankets, disposable panchos, socks and other -- ponchos and other plays. four people died from hypothermia from the cold snap last week. three were homeless. there was a report that another homeless man died in dublin. it's being investigated when he died of exposure. at san jose's shelter as well as armories they've added beds to accommodate people who want to get out in the cold. that comes as a welcomed relief. >> i've been sort of lucky, you know, some of them are like large places. i did manage to get one. it's too cold to be outside. >> reporter: homeless advocates are working to get information out about the shelters and hypothermia. those 65 or older are more at risk as well as those using alcohol or drugs. here at the shelter in san jose, breakfast was provided earlier for those who spent the night. as i mentioned, everybody had to leave at 8:00 a.m. it's going to open, at least back up, later today for the night. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right, janine. >>> 8:05. around the bay a

. >> i feel like, even if she never talked about sex, even if she, like, wore like a poncho and was rapping making my family dinner, people would still be like, whore! people get so mad. >> there was this notion of beyonce as a feminist nightmare. but the one thing i wanted to ask about was this cold argument, that michele bachmann, that first lady michele bachmann counts as a feminist nightmare, and i mean, that was just -- it was just too much. >> absolutely too much. it's such a blatant attack. why don't you just say -- i can't use the language -- >> you're going to lean -- >> let jamie do it. he'll do it. >> you ruin everything. but this horrifying black woman, daring to be intelligent and articulate and perhaps love her husband. ahhh! and you have to just run and scream and decry us and say, we're a feminist nightmare. really, though? >> can i just say, it must be so hard to be a woman in america? >> honey! >> you can say that! feel free to say that! >> right now we have the most female ceos of fortune 500 companies ever. there are the most female senators ever. still, it's a struggle

inside which is why the other outreach efforts are extremely critical, bringing blankets, tarps, ponchos is critical during this cold snap. >> reporter: typically outreach workers trying to get people into is shelters monday through friday. that will continue this weekend. they will be bringing in volunteers to reach out to the homeless so they can cover more ground. in san jose, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >> a state agency is getting involved in investigating why a bart train malfunctioned earlier this week. a bart spokesperson says that the california public utilities commission is now part of the probe on that disabled train. that train was traveling from pittsburgh bay point to san francisco on wednesday when an electrical short caused the emergency brakes to activate. the smoke from those brakes sent at least nine people in the hospital. hundreds more were stranded on the train. bart says that the cpuc gets involved whenever more than two people require medical attention after a transit incident. >>> well, the sixth day has come and gone with no sign of dale smith and four members of