>> nobody. >> so ramirez and his team went into action. they quickly figured out that if she left on her own accord, it didn't look like maribel had planned to be out long. she left her car at home? >> her car was there. her keys were gone. her phone was gone. >> but her toothbrush was there, so was her big purse she used when she had a lot to carry. k.c. returned home hours after police first got there. he again told the cops what he told them that morning, that maribel was missing. lucy and the softball team went to the police station hoping for answers, but morning came and there weren't any. so channeling her big sister, lucy decided to stop waiting and make her own luck. >> i woke up on saturday, and i thought, wow, this is seriously happening. i posted a picture of her on facebook. it was immediate. people went into action. >> friends from the university got together, family members, her roommate. lots of people who maribel had touched wanted to help. they hung fliers in english and spanish. they reached out to reporters. >> it's ver

please welcome edgar ramirez!my: first of all, how did you, and why do you, speak five different lang was thats? >> i was privileged enough that my dad was a diplomat. so i traveled a lot. when i was a kid. to different countries. >> jimmy: so you lived there for a while? >> yeah, i lived in austria where i learned german, my second language after spanish. canada, i learned french. >> jimmy: do you dream in spanish? >> i dream in spanish, yes. that's my first language. i also dream in, depending -- for example, here, working here in the u.s. right now, so i dream in english. if i work in france, then -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: really? >> yeah. it's a great way to know that you're learning the language. suddenly you start to dream in the language. then got it, you're in it. it's when you start to really immerse yourself. >> jimmy: i would have guessed you dream in your first language and that's it no matter what languages you pick up. >> well, that happens. but also, you dream about the things also that happen durin

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kpix 5's len ramirez -- critical for people in the santa cruz mountains. kpix 5's len ramirez has an eye on the river. >> reporter: in felton grove, a community along the san luenso. i am in -- san lorenzo. i am in someone's backyard. the area is beyond the trees. the trees are 3 to 4 feet under water. the water may be going down. 3:30 p.m. this afternoon we put this stake in the water. earlier it was here. gone down 3 feet. that is good news. i have been covering this area long enough to know it could go up and it could go down as long as there are flood warnings in effect and that is what is happening here in the felton grove area. what it looks like higher up the mountain. this is boulder creek. the san lorenzo is a raging river. topping a small dam and a spill way. people coming out to check on the status of the river. the river dislodged a lot of logs. the tree trunks and debris could lead to jams causing a surge to go down street. we talked to one owner who thinks it is just a matter of time before there is flooding. >> due to the fact of how much ra

but first, len ramirez and anne makovec are standing by in two dangerous flooded-out areas. let's start with anne at the russian river in guerneville. anne? >> reporter: yeah, the russian river is cresting in a couple of hours this afternoon. but you can see it is already overflowed its banks behind me. we have been watching water rise steady all morning here at this mini golf course off niely road. the russian river almost 6 feet above flood stage now and any low-lying area near it is under water today. it took the national guard get to a man trapped in his house this morning. niely road is under water after the russian river overflowed its banks sunday night. it's been rising ever since. block after block in guerneville looks like fingers of a lake with homes, businesses and apartment buildings islands in between. many roadways impassable. >> i actually drove through it but my car started sputtering. >> reporter: we first met her this morning after abandoning her car for a boat to get home from work. >> i called the guys and they reporter: the only way? . >> yes. >> report

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. >>> i'm len ramirez in hollister. more flooding happening right now including animal rescues. we'll tell you what happens this time to cause the second emergency in two weeks. >> down there in my hometown. we have more of that rain on the way for the bay area. showers thundershowers and it doesn't let up until sometime next week. we have the forecast coming up. ,,,,,, levee to break for the second time... in just over a week.. earlier in the day -- sea breeeze get you back up in chopper >>> heavy rain in hollister caused a levee to break for the second time in a week. earlier this red truck hauled a trailer through pretty high water. looks almost like a boat going across a lake something there moving slowly through the floodwater. >> kpix 5's len ramirez is live in hollister where a flood warning is in effect until monday. len. >> reporter: that's right, liz. there is active flooding right now here on lovers lane just outside of hollister. we can show you what the picture looks like right now. you see several vehicles including search-and-rescue vehicles. they are searching pa

final minute of injury time when they were awarded a free kick in a dangerous area, while gaston ramirez blew the best chance of the game for the hosts. ourteam, our team, which is playing in the champions league, we showed again we we re champions league, we showed again we were better than them. we played our way. today we did better than them. at home is to show how good we are playing, and we had chances to score. i think we had nine shots today. we missed some shots. but again, we need to compete, and to compete in this league is to fight in the way the players are fighting and perform in the way the players

gaston ramirez should have won it for middlesbrough with eight minutes left, but he smashed wide.et's see how all of those results translate in the table. 0ne one result to come between manchester united and west ham. a bit of a missed opportunity for liverpool — they've closed the gap on chelsea, but only by a point. manchester city are hot on their heels, just two points behind them now. fourth—placed arsenal are at bournemouth tomorrow. looks like united are going to win, but that would see them still staying in sixth because tottenham have a good goal difference. they face chelsea on wednesday. at the bottom of the table, a good result for sunderland,

. >> so detective ramirez became k.c.'s shadow, appearing in the morning, and then later by moonlight. hours after k.c.'s first police interview, a cheerful joey ramirez showed up at his house. >> hey, k.c., how are you? can we come in? >> he brought a voice recorder and a few more questions. >> how are you this morning? >> all right. >> good, good. >> detective ramirez already knew the answers to some of them. >> when you say work, she works at? >> fullerton. >> cal state fullerton? >> yeah. >> and to some he didn't. >> did you have any marks on your legs or anything? >> no. >> well, let me just ask you, do you have any injuries on your legs? >> no. >> you have no injuries on your legs whatsoever? >> no, i don't have any. >> okay. >> then ramirez showed up again that night. >> k.c. joy, just a couple of quick questions for you, and i'll get out of here. how are you doing? are you okay? >> i've been crying. >> how many times did you talk to him? >> i believe i talked to him at least nine times. >> ramirez tried scaring k.

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kpix 5's len ramirez on the... near-constant... storm response. len? >>> whipping winds and heavy rain sent trees toppling down on i85. it's been busy all day. >> reporter: there's been mud slides, trees down, power lines down, there's been flooding. just about everything. it is difficult to drive even during a dry periods but when you throw in all of those obstacles it was downright treacherous. hundreds struck on the highway for hours with no way out all because of this. a massive old oak tree toppled across the lanes just before 6:00. it closed down both south bound lanes and one northbound. >> i told my wife this morning this kind of stuff can happen. >> reporter: a second later, and it would have come down on the his car. >> i think the tree fell. she ran into it simultaneous. we put the brakes on and that was it. >> reporter: it capped off a wild day on highway 17 which saw numerous fender benders, high water on the lanes, a blinding spot. >> welcome to a rain day. >> reporter: the cheer size of the toppled tree made for a lengthy clean up among

kpix 5's len ramirez reports from san jose. >> reporter: there is no business going on in the main county government center. the county sent out email notices to 2,000 workers this morning at 7:30. those were employees that work in the main county building as well as the district attorney's office telling them to stay home because of the power outage. today's problems started yesterday afternoon when there was an electrical panel that was smoking on the 11th floor and apparently carried over to today. 70 west heading government center is closed including the board of supervisors, tax collector, building permits, marriage licenses and birth and death certificates. the outage also affects the sheriff's office but there is emergency power generators that are keeping that building running. today people showed up to do county business and were turned away. >> we came from los banos to get a birth certificate to prove i was born and it's closed due to a power outage. it's a bummer. came about two hours from out of town so -- >> there's limited power in there from generator as i understand it. t

. >> people like jose ramirez attended the training academy for four months. prior law enforcement experience isn't necessary. for ramirez, it is a chance to serve the country and continue the legacy of his older brother who died in the line of duty. >> being in the academy is a challenge. but every step, i know my brother's foot prints are there. i think of him. >> trainees get paid but the process is rigorous. i spent the day at the border patrol academy to find out what it takes to prepare for the complexities. new agents learn the law and they practice techniques and go through demanding fitness training. they learn spanish to be fluent by the time they graduate. they also get combat training. >> extend the right hand to the neck. give it to him. harder. harder. >> and have to be ready to fight in the dark. >> good, good, good. to go your right. excellent. >> water safety is also a must. including climbing jacob's ladder. dangling 25 feet in the air and being ready to take plunge. i'm kate rogers in new mexico. >> coming up, why this week's market monitor

stephanie ramirez tells us, the students wore black to remember 16-year-old charlotte zarimba. >> the students say 16-year-old charlotte zarim ba was seen smiling in the hallways. >> she was a she was just a sweetheart. >> they left for dismissal quietly and with heavy hearts. >> yeah. >> to show that they really cared about her and stuff. >> a school spokesperson said charlotte zarimba volunteered with the best buddies program, helping students with special needs. the teen remembered by close friends and relatives as a giving and loving person. at around 2:00 a.m. new year's day, police tell us a 15-year-old boy, shot zarimba's mother, fatally shot shacialt zarimba, then turned the gun on himself. it would inside the family's ellicott city home. after some sort of scuffle. >> considering these are young kids. those relationships over the years. >> a howard high school spokesperson tells me, until police release the name of that 15-year-old, in howard county, stephanie ramirez, wusa 9. >> police are still withholding the suspect's name and his connection to charlotte zarimba. he remai

pacifica len ramirez, kpix5. >>> license plates stripped from dozens of bay area cars. tonight police want to know who is doing it and why. >> and a teacher at this northern california school under arrest tonight after one of her students got poisoned at her house party. >> this bay area bridge is due for a $70 million upgrade, but tonight construction is on hold because of a hummingbird. >> dry in the bay area tonight, rain returning this week, when the rain arrives, when the rain moves out and a ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. increasing patrols around all of the city's mosques.. out of an abundance of caution.. after a deadly rampage at a mosque in canada. gunfire >>> san francisco police are increasing patrols all around the city's mosques after a rampage in canada. gunfire erupted after evening prayers in a quebec mosque. six people were killed, 17 wounded. canada's prime minister descri

stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> congratulations to them! tune into wusa9 or download our free app because we'll give you the latest in weather related closures and delays tomorrow morning. >>> a virginia animal shelter feeling the weight of the weekend's snowfall in ways that it just never imagined. up to a foot of powdery white snow fell in the virginia beach area this weekend and part of the roof collapsed on the shelter's building. no animals it fell over receipt tail space and and proceeds from the store were in the area. >> that's a large source of income for us and not having that will put a dent in our budget. >> the facility says it is accepting donations to cover the cost of rebuilding the roof and replacing the damaged retail items. >>> rockville city police are investigating a possible hate crime tonight after a couple received an antisemitic letter and eggs were thrown at their car. mikey and sonia franklin say that their car and lawn were vandalized after hanging a black lives matter black lives matter -- black lives matter ban

welcome to philadelphia, first of all edgar ramirez. in the meeting yesterday we were trying to decide if we should have you on or not and somebody put up a picture of you and the 15 women in the room said, yes, book him now. soy want you to know that's why you're on "good day philadelphia". >> thank you women of philadelphia. >> and because he's in this gold movie. >> did i get the premise of the movie right. what is it about? >> it is about great adventure about finding gold. but not about money, it's not about wealth. the it's about gold. all the things that make you feel proud and things that give you a sense of self respect and work and every wrapped up in amazing adventure. these two guys they meet each other at the beginning and start a partnership and it develops into most exciting and loyal friendship it's great movie very classic and relevant as well. it's a movie about friendship and loyalty. >> and trust. >> matthew looks weird in it he shaved his headed. >> well he's weird you know just -- he's weird anyway you know and tha

no word on when that will be reopened. >>> kpix 5's len ramirez is live in santa cruz where they are keeping an eye on the san lorenzo river levels. >> reporter: we are watching the san lorenzo river here. a look at what the river is doing. trees there that were in the dry ground. just before the storm. you can see they are now covered by water. several feet deep. people continue to watch the river because it flows through the towns. that is where people are gathering to watch the river. >> reporter: in boulder creek they came to check on the status of the san lorenzo as it threatens to flood. >> better be concerned. >> reporter: and for some children this is the first in their life time. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: but down stream a flood warning is in effect. >> due to the fact of how much rain we got and look at where it is at right now it will flood tonight. >> reporter: felton grove one of the most flood prone areas. he says his garage flooded three times in the last 10 years but this time it is different. >> it will run, maybe, this time to the laund roimate. last year i --

stephanie ramirez reports thankfully that student is okay. students and neighbors are stunned and the kidnapper is still out there. >> i am scared because this is my friend's building and i walk home from here actually every night by myself. >> reporter: the kidnapping didn't happen at night. police say it was around 3:20 in the afternoon thursday near this quiet intersection of georgetown, 34th and oak. detectives say the man seen dressed in a suit and tie in this surveillance video approached a georgetown student and asked him for money. when he hesitated, police say the man pulled the student into his suv. >> surprising it happened in broad daylight. >> yeah. >> it's kind of the biggest issue. >> reporter: once in his car the police report and the university says they went through georgetown, penley town, even bethesda. that suspect took the georgetown student to several different atms and two different stores trying to get him to take out money or purchase items using his credit card. this surveillance video appears to have come from one

stephanie ramirez tells us the suspect then turned the gun on himself. >> she just always was smiling she was always really happy and i don't know. she was just really sweet like a friend. >> reporter: isabella kushner said she and 16-year-old charlotte zaremba were martial arts sparring partners for a little while. kushner's father was the instructor. >> she was quiet but strong mi. this is devastating. >> reporter: howard county police say around 2 a.m. zaremba's mother suzanne heard a scuffle coming from her daughter's bedroom. when she entered, police say a 15-year-d gunman shot suzanne, charlotte and then shot himself in their ellicott city knoll glenn road home. police say another person was inside not hurt. for much of the day there was nothing but silence outside. many of the neighbors here know the family involved and the victim. relatives and friends took their grief to facebook. one woman wrote she was not even driving yet. another posted a photo of this bridge saying the 16-year-old made this on a sort of junior peace corps trip to costa rica. >> she was a strong person. i

in appear toss, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> time now 4:53.ew white house press secretary sean spicer is in a feud with dip ndot. how the ice cream company is asking for a truce. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, that's after old tweets from spicer surfaced online.. criticizing what he called the "ice cream of the future." rote >>> "dippin' dots" is trying to sweet talk white house press secretary sean spicer. he criticized the ice cream of the future. the ceo of the company wrote an open letter to spicer yesterday saying that the company would like to be friends rather than foes. they are even offering to treat the white house and press corps to an ice cream social. >>> looks like mcdonald's all- day breakfast sales are down. they fell by more than 1% in the last quarter of 2016. when mcdonald's started serving egg mcmuffins at all hours the change fueled a year-long sales surge. now going forward mcdonald's says that they will offer more value deals and also sell big macs in different sizes to try to help their sales. >> those french fries look so good. >>>

reporting live in santa cruz county, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> and rain will start falling in the bay area within the next few hours. we'll have the forecast with chief meteorologist paul deanno. >> rain arrives, guys, before midnight. by sunday night, look at these rainfall totals. futurecast has not predicted this much rain in the lowlands of the bay area in more than 10 years. five inches of rain forecasted for concord. nearly five inches of rain for redwood city and hayward and san francisco, more than 4 inches. that's just this weekend. if we get 4.5" of rain in san francisco, it would become a top 10 all-time two-day rain event in the city's history and weather data goes back before the war between the states. light rain is sitting about two or three hours offshore. that said, flash flood watches have already been issued for the majority of the bay area for tomorrow and sunday. also the burn areas in the santa cruz county. we have a wind warning a high wind warning and our higher elevations, wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour this weekend. wind advisories for the rest of the bay

stephanie ramirez gives us an inside look and says one of the youngest stand- >> reporter: there he is, the 45th president of the united states. this was the practice run for friday's 58th presidential inauguration stand-ins and all. we got to meet the president, if you will, and his vp last week. >> the peaceful transfer is really the key stone of our democracy. so what we're celebrating is that act. >> reporter: sunday they added one more. >> they are up there while millions might be watching. >> reporter: that's charlie blunt, senator roy blunt's 12- year-old son. he stood in for baron trump to get the timing down and practice security movements for one of the most important ceremonies in our democracy. right now the singing is supposed to be occurring. there is only one dress rehearsal, so today it has to being done right. people lined the barriers to get a >> a lot of people i know are leaving town. the country is very divided now and i think the city is, too. it's largely a democratic city. >> i'm hoping that there's just a unity and that people just enjoy the moment for what it

in aptos len ramirez, kpix5 news. >>> paul deanno joins us with a look at the weather now and we finallyet a break. >> we've earned a break. the ground is saturated and can take no more water. thankfully mother nature said you're going to get a break after tonight. still a couple showers on the radar. we'll check kpix5 hi-def doppler. going to get wet again, one nor line of showers moving -- more line of showers moving through and that's snow about at mount hamilton north and east of san jose. how much rain this january? more than triple our average both inland and in the north bay. san francisco is trailing at only 280% of average, nearly triple. that means a huge water rise. our three biggest reservoirs in the state shasta lake up 14 feet this month, lake oroville is up 73 feet this month and trinity lake is making a comeback as well. it is up 15 feet and we're not done with the snow in the sierra. winter weather advisory through tomorrow morning, snow level there 3,000 feet as well. another 4 to 8 inches of snowfall likely this evening and overnight tonight and then a break. we're beg

kpix 5's len ramirez continues our coverage from san jose tonight. len. >> reporter: well, certainly a very defiant response here from immigrant rights groups in san jose that came here to siren a group that protects and defends the rights of immigrants and folks here say that they will fight the president at every turn to protect what they claim are not just immigrant rights but also human rights. >> america's laws will be enforced. >> reporter: president trump's executive orders toughens immigration policy cracking down on sanctuary citieses and building a border wall with mexico were met with strong reactions from san jose's immigrant community. >> he is building a policy platform based on answer the immigrant anti-muslim anti-lgbt q prejudiced and sexesist rhetoric. >> reporter: mr. trump is silent on what he plans to do about daca president obama's deferred action for childhood policy that allows people brought across the border as children to legally work and get a driver's license here. >> his priority is first and foremost people who are in t

stephanie ramirez said the stand-ins for president-elect and vp elect went through the entire program today just as it's supposed to go through friday. >> reporter: there he is, the 45th president of the united states. this was the practice run for friday's inauguration practice stand-ins and all. >> the peaceful transfer is really the keystone of our democracy and so what we're celebrating is that act. >> reporter: sunday they ran through the ceremony just as it's expected to go friday. crews adjusted cameras, went security detail movements for one of the most important ceremonies in our democracy. right now there is supposed to be singing. there is only one dress rehearsal, so today has to be done right. people lined the barriers to get a glimpse of the rehearsal all with different opinions and plans for january 20th. >> i think it's a big piece of history seeing a new president come into office. i think it's important to see that change or at least that we have new leadership. >> a lot of people i know are leaving town because the country is very divided now and the city is, too. i

kpix 5's len ramirez with what this new assistance means. len. >> reporter: here in san jose, at the consulate, you know, the people who work here are diplomats. they try to find solutions and common ground to very complex big problems and while they may not specifically say it, you get the sense that they are feeling that the relations between our two countries are not as friendly as they used to be and, in fact, more adversarial. the mexican consulate in san jose is gearing up for what they expect will be a battle with the trump administration over immigrant and human rights. mexican citizens are afraid and confused over the worsening relations between the two countries. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: this woman a housekeeper for 28 years says it's sad because trump is only out for himself and doesn't know what it's like to struggle. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: the consul- generalization 50 mexican consulates have established a hot alone for mexicans facing de-- hotline for mexicans facing deportation and hired staff to get people

pacifica len ramirez, kpix5. >>> license plates stripped from dozens of bay area cars. tonight police want to know who is doing it and why. >> and a teacher at this northern california school under arrest tonight after one of her students got poisoned at her house party. >> this bay area bridge is due for a $70 million upgrade, but tonight construction is on hold because of a hummingbird. >> dry in the bay area tonight, rain returning this week, when the rain arrives, when the rain moves out and a second rain chance just added to the seven- day forecast. it's all next. ,, nobody told me to expect it. intercourse that's painful due to menopausal changes. it's not likely to go away on its own. it took my most honest friend to help me do something about it. she told me premarin vaginal cream can help. it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't use it if you've had unusual vaginal bleeding,

stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> some people told stephanie the peaceful women's march helped lift spiritsity today up like those riots. no arrests were reported. >>> saturday's women's march in d.c. turned out to be a record setting day for metro. riders took more than 1 million trips on metro. metro's gm said that makes saturday the transit authority's second busiest day. the busiest one was the january, 2009 inauguration of president barack obama. metro reported riders took 570,000 trips during friday's inauguration of president donald tru >>> and he weighed in on saturday's march, first tweeting, "watch protests yesterday and was under the impression that we just had an election. why didn't these people vote? later he shifted his tone calling the peaceful protests a hallmark of our democracy. >>> top aides to the president are defending yesterday's first white house briefing by press secretary shawn spicer who said the press deliberately tried to make the inauguration look sparsely attended. >> this was the largest audience to witness an inauguration, period, both in person and around

. >> reporter: i'm len ramirez in the santa cruz mountains where folks are preparing for a direct hitrom the storm. ahead what happened when one town ran out of sandbags. ,, over 1,000,000 californians have gotten something that's been out of reach for far too long: health insurance. how? they enrolled through covered california. it's the health insurance marketplace where you'll find a range of plans from leading health insurance companies that offer you the best combination of quality, rates, and benefits. and, through covered california, you may get financial help to pay for coverage. to get covered, you've got to get going. open enrollment ends january 31st. visit covereca.com today. and the rivers rise. kpix five >>> people in the waterlogged santa cruz mountains are going to keep a close eye as the rain falls and rivers rise. len ramirez with how people are preparing. >> reporter: it was a slow speed evacuation of the stables at covered bridge equestrian in felton. >> it's stressful. >> reporter: elizabeth and neighbors helped move 70 horses to higher ground ahead of the storm.

manny ramirez picked it up. >> i like this. i want some for winter ball. >> reporter: now the colorful bats are catching on with professionals but they aren't allowed in a game. he needs a license from major league baseball which is expensive. birdman has hatched and now they are hoping for some wings. >> i have a new found appreciation for all the hard work and dedication that it takes to turning a bat and had i known that in my younger years i probably wouldn't have, you know, tomahawked the bat into the clubhouse door. [ laughter ] >> so many times. >> very valuable items. barry bonds got the ball rolling for boutique bat makers. 15 years ago, bonds started using sand bats a little company from canada that used maple bats. since then, smaller companies have been able to cut into that louisville slugger market. but as you can imagine it's tough if you don't have the major league baseball -- >> cool idea. >> it is a cool idea and it's almost like a great gift at christmas or something like that. so, you know, just -- >> i love

reportera: habla miguel angel ramÍrez.ez mÁs y quiero dejar en claro que no tuvo absolutamente nada que ver en el homicidio de esta menor. reportera: aunque la jueza hizo Énfasis en la condiciÓn de superioridad a pesar de hacer darlo dijo que lo habÍa hecho bajo los efectos de alucinÓgenos. el presunto asesino, violador secuestrador estuvo en la audiencia presente en una pantalla como esta. a la izquierda, en una silla como esta estaba la jueza que determinÓ que se fijarÁ la condena para el presunto asesino y violador. en bogotÁ, colombia. enrique: administraciÓn de rentas internos, anunciÓ una demora para los puestos de millones de familias de bajos recursos. se debe a una nueva estrategia para detectar detalles del proceso. reportero: servicio de restas internas de estados unidos ha concluido que estafadores aprovechan los primeros meses a reclamar al fisco dinero que no les corresponde. hay quienes ni siquie -- >> an iba temprano y recibÍan los fondos no correspondientes, devoluciÓn del verdadero contribuyente. en 2017

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reporting live in pacifica, len ramirez, kpix5. >>> take a look at these pictures among the victims of this month's storms. the iconic cement ship off state bridge. now, we were able to send sky drone five over the top to give us a one of a kind look at the damage there. there was no other way to get these shots. you can see the broken hull. the twisted chunks, left of the ship after the storm there. the vessel has survived almost a century but it's no match for this latest rounds of storms. >> not far away, sky drone 5 is giving us this view of the mess along the shore. hundreds of logs washed up. >> those logs washed down street by the heavy rainfall and brought back in by the tide. we have another storm coming in next week. but it is going to rain as soon as 48 hours from now. ahead of that, warm half-moon bay. you were the warm spot today. the beach, 66 degrees. san jose and redwood city 65. napa 64. concord and freemont you hit the 50s. it actually will get warmer tomorrow before the storm arrives on wednesday. but for the most part, you're clear. 4-1/2 inches of rain in san franc

en los deportes, con la informaciÓn de los playoff con francisco ramÍrez, buenas noches. >>> no se pueden nueva inglaterra tiene una defensiva que desmoronÓ a houston. y este hombre tuvo una noche de ensueÑo, tres tuwdoun. y punto para los pacers. este hombre fue interceptado tres veces, esta en el cuarto cuarta, ganan los pacers, 34, 26. y la pesadilla de seattle fue precisamente despuÉs de esta jugada, vean a wilson, pisan a su jugador central, cae en la zona de anotaciÓn, y de adelante el equipo de (nombre en inglÉs) , entregarÍa ahora el balÓn a ricardo... porque la defensiva estuvo implacable, estuvo perfecto conde la liga mx... en gallos blancos y monarcas quedaron en roscas... empate cero a cero... mientras que en la sultana del norte... rayados le dio lavuelta un partido que chivas ya tena en la bolsa... take vo vo ---la chofis con el centro al rea y en el sendo inten rodo pizarro la prende de primera... golazo!!! ---doce minutos despus... tiro de esquina y a dos tiempos edwin hernndez la empuj par chofis, pasea muy malo, y la prende pizarro de bolea, roja directa a "gallito" vsqu

sin embargo este lunes la noticia que anunciaba que kiko se jubilara entristeciÓ ramÍrez.al niÑo ver e de la vecindad lo tomÓ por sopes en guadalajara, donde festejaba sus 73 aÑos de edad. y el viernes comienza una larga gira con su personaje por estados unidos y que concluye a mediados de aÑo en brasil y perÚ. de dÓnde piensas que surgio el rumor? >> no tengo idea. pero puedes salir de cualquier gente. reportera: villagrÁn asegura que no es la primera vez que tratan de desaparecer a su personaje y recuerda que en en el terremoto de 1985 algunos lo dieron por muerto entre los escombros. >> avisa a todo el mundo, a tu papÁ, a tu mama, a tu tÍo, al perro, gato, al perito, y si tienes ratones tambiÉn avisales. no, sigo vigente. reportera: en algÚn momento pensÓ jubilar a su personaje, pero fue una intenciÓn que no se completÓ, por la gran demanda que desde de su personaje en varios paÍses de amÉrica latina. ilia: hay kiko para rato. al regresar, los animales inundaron el vaticano. le contamos por quÉ. ♪ ♪ ilia: fueron llevadas vacas, cerdos, caballos y animales de menor tamaÑ

gaston ramirez should have won it for middlesbrough with eight minutes left, but he smashed wide.ranslate in the table. 0ne one result to come between manchester united and west ham. a bit of a missed opportunity for liverpool — they've closed the gap on chelsea, but only by a point. manchester city are hot on their heels, just two points behind them now. fourth—placed arsenal are at bournemouth tomorrow. looks like united are going to win, but that would see them still staying in sixth because tottenham have a good goal difference. they face chelsea on wednesday. at the bottom of the table, a good result for sunderland, but they're still in the relegation zone. hull city paid the price for their poor second half performance, and also stay in the bottom three. fellow relegation strugglers swansea play tomorrow. stoke and watford also face each other tomorrow. paul clement's appointment as swansea city's new manager has moved a step closer, it's understood he's signed a two and a half year deal after his current club bayern munich gave him permission to talk to the club. it's thoug

final minute of injury time when they were awarded a free kick in a dangerous area, while gaston ramirezurteam, our team, which is playing in the champions league, we showed again we we re champions league, we showed again we were better than them. we played our way. today we did better than them. at home is to show how good we are playing, and we had chances to score. i think we had nine shots today. we missed some shots. but again, we need to compete, and to compete in this league is to fight in the way the players are fighting and perform in the way the players are doing, and knowing it will be a tough season. we have to win points as soon as possible. former chelsea midfielder oscar has touched down in china, and unsurprisingly he was treated to a hero's welcome following his move to shanghai for around $73 million. there was plenty of flowers and flash photography greeting him in the middle kingdom. the 25—year—old brazil international was greeted by hundreds of fans as he arrived at pudong airport. it's reported oscar will earn nearly half a million dollars a week playing for shang

stephanie ramirez they have no answers from that day. >> reporter: i'm trying to look for an update from the day care facility. this happened inside yesterday. the family, the grandmother of this 3-year-old says they still haven't been able to talk to the teachers. they're not being told who these teachers are. the day care inside is in the department of labor building. the mother of that toddler works just floors above where her son allegedly died. >> didn't deserve that. >> that is cheryl mccarthy. that's sterling moore jr.'s grandmother. her daughter only got a phone call. no one upstairs could get her. the family was told 3-year-old sterling choked on a meatball without any trouble. she is furious. they believe there was a substitute or temporary teacher in that day. a spokesman for the day care will not confirm any of these details. >> they give they condolences. their condolences not good enough. it's not going to bring my grandson back. we have to bury him. they don't. i don't have no answers. a spokesperson for the day care did give us a statement. they wrote we are shocked and d

orlando ramirez since 1972. >> oh my god. >> ronnie reese has been here since 1992.ra since 1994. and donna shorter, you see her funny graphics all the time. donna has been here since 1984. >> he might not look like it but the comish has been here since 1997. liz responsible for a lot of the music a lot of the times 1996. >> and david, you had a few shoutouts. >> i want to thank everyone who's worked on the program, anchored the program, and the fans that watch this program over the last 25 years. >> thank you guys so much for creating this and thank you for having us back. >> it's really a treat to celebrate with you guys. you're doing a great job, and i see "world news now" going for another 25. >> amen to that. >> shall we cut the cake? >> yeah. >> let's save it for the 50 th. >> a big thank you to all of you who came to visit us today. especially willis. >> oh, yeah. thank you. >> $1.99. >> this looks fantastic. there you go. there you go. don't even need a fork. it's just go to town. >> take one and pass it down. >> it's happy anniversary, everybody. >> you know