the night ramirez stalked his home here in mission viejo. james was up late in the garage after a family road trip. >> all of a sudden i hear footsteps in the gravel crunch, crunch, crunch, crunch. >> reporter: james bolted into the house woke his parents up. they called 911. ramirez took off but not before fearless james ran outside. >> i looked and i see the car and i -- i get part of the plate. >> reporter: detectives quickly figured out james encountered the night stalker. investigators kept coming to the house and asking him to look at random cars. >> they kind of just coached me on hey, we're not going to stop. you know, we can't sit and get out of the car. we can't look at it, you know. we're going to drive through this park lot and if you see a car that looks like the one you saw, let us know. >> reporter: police would find ramirez's car. james confirmed it. with that confirmation they lifted a fingerprint and ultimately identified ramirez. it wouldn't be long until his capture. >> when i was in court, i was in the room sitting with

they lifted a fingerprint and ultimately identified ramirez. it wouldn't be long until his capture. >> when i was in court, i was in the room sitting with him. i was on the witness stand eight hours. his defense attorney had me swear in and they put the bible and had me swear standing right next to him. >> ramirez was ultimately convicted of 13 quillings and sentenced to -- killings and sentenced to death. in 2013 he died of cancer in san quentin at age 53. >>> a san jose man will spend a year in jail for a deadly street race that killed a woman out jogging. back in january, 2014, gabrielle esparza and another driver were speeding down yerba buena road when the car pinned the jogger and killed her. since then rumble strips have been installed to address the chronic situation happening along yerba buena road. a jury acquitted the other driver last month. >>> new york police say terrorism is not suspected in this deadly crash in times square, but veronica de la cruz tells us extra anti-terror units are deployed around the city as aprication tonig

tras una pesquisa, ramÍrez terminÓ arrestado.hora ramÍrez: una por poseer pornografÍa infantil y otra es por recibir. le preguntamos al capitÁn de la policÍa de pacífica, si habÍan fotos de menores de edad de esa comunidad. [habla en inglÉs] "no hubo ningÚn daÑo en nuestra comunidad de pacÍfica, al parecer, las imÁgenes provienen de otra parte del mundo". labios: estos delincuentes, son -- flavio: estos delincuentes son catalogados como bestias. cualquier persona en pacÍfica o en cualquier lugar del Área de la bahÍa que tenga informaciÓn con respecto al sospechoso o a este caso, puede reportarlo al departamento de la policÍa. en pacífica, flavio lacayo, noticias univisiÓn 14 . presentador: la policÍa de santa rosa restÓ un adolescente de 16 aÑos el apuntarle una persona en un centro comercial. al parecer, el joven amenazÓ una persona que supuestamente le habÍa robado algo. al llegar los uniformados, se encontraron drogas y una pistola en el bolsillo de sospechoso. el arresto de un vendedor de frutas, fue el eje de una nueva prote

he is at first and ramirez on the mound. 0-2 pitch. >> alex: good strike out numbers for ramirez. 18 strikeouts and 10 1/3 inning innings. >> joe: he's got the leadoff man setting up at 1-2. 94 again. 22 the angels don't rally, they will fall under the .500 mark. the mets, if they win, they will be five games under the .500 mark, six and a half out behind washington in the east. full count. >> alex: if you're ramirez, you're telling pennington, here it is, let's see how far he can hit it. >> joe: now it's 3-2. terry collins is saying is anything going to be easy? the answer is will have to wait. still a full count. the big injury in the bullpen is to the closer. 3-2 pitch. a walk. the answer to that earlier question is no, it will not be easy. stay connected with a fully customizable experience. get club branded home screen icons, and features as well. game to come alive game video. download mlb.com at-bat today. cj comes up empty on a first pitch passed ball. >> alex: the last thing terry collins wants to do -- they want to give him o

he is at first and ramirez on the mound. 0-2 pitch.good strike out numbers for ramirez. 18 strikeouts and 10 1/3 inning innings. >> joe: he's got the leadoff man setting up at 1-2. 94 again. 22 the angels don't rally, they will fall under the .500 mark. the mets, if they win, they will mark, six and a half out behind washington in the east. full count. >> alex: if you're ramirez, you're telling pennington, here it is, let's see how far he can hit it. >> joe: now it's 3-2. terry collins is saying is anything going to be easy? the answer is will have to wait. still a full count. the big injury in the bullpen is to the closer. 3-2 pitch. a walk. the answer to that earlier question is no, it will not be easy. stay connected with a fully customizable experience. get club branded home screen icons, and features as well. game to come alive game video. download mlb.com at-bat today. cj comes up empty on a first pitch passed ball. >> alex: the last thing terry collins wants to do -- they want to give him one more crack at it, see if they can pu

tenían miedo de intervenir sot carlos garcia "el dijo ayuda, ayuda, pero nos dio miedo" sot cris ramireze que fue víctima del feroz ataque tuvo que ser hospitalizado sot cris ramirez "el esta estable" y las autoridades tienen recomendaciones para quienes a futuro capten la presencia de perros agresivos y sin supervisión adecuada, para evitar que casos como este se repitan sot "llamen al animal control" voceros de la policía aseguran que están entrevistando a testigos, a la víctima y al posible dueño de los perros para determinar si se formularan cargos en este caso contra el propietario vo/cesar ---en davis la polica ha abierto una investigacin interna luego que tres agentes encubiertos estuvieran involucrados en una trifulca... ---el hecho se report el 22 de abril y nuevas imagenes revelan ms detalles del incidente pero contradice el testiimonio de los policas... --- testigos dicen que los agentes instigaron el hecho ---tras esta riÑa dos agentes resultaron seriamente heridos y tres personas fueron arrestadas... vo/blanca ---en otro tema ...una alarmante cifra sobre el robo de salario f

he gets neil ramirez up. he puts addison reed back on the bench out in the bullpen. that happened with four. ed really crystallized in the same chance. >> alex: if the mets are able to turn this around, they're going to look back at yesterday's seventh and income arrest comes alive, the fans come alive.

maÑana se realizarÁ una manifestaciÓn en apoyo para genoveva ramÍrez.estantes no saldrÁn del centro de ice, hasta que ella no termine su cita. enrique: como verdaderos hÉroes han sido catalogados los hombres que murieron acuchillados al detener a dos jovencitas en un tren de porland. se trata de un incidente de odio donde el hombre lanzÓ insultos a dos mujeres, una de ellas llevaba puesta el yihab. danay: dos jÓvenes, una de ellas musulmanas, pudieron perder la vida, segÚn cuenta una de ellas.

altercado >> hombre arrestado por herir con una navaja a una mujer y 3 menores de edad >> eduardo ramírezuando se causaba heridas en el cuello >> un niño de 2 años a salvo tras ser secuestrado por su padre fue rescatado en los ángeles cuando alguien reconoció el automóvil de la alerta amber >> empleados investigan el descarrilamiento de unos vagones cuando 2 de 9 vagones saltaron de las vías causando pánico entre los 24 pasajeros a bordo que fueron evacuados >> temblaba feo el tren se quebró >> el servicio ha sido restaurado en una sola vía se suspendera hasta el cierre del servicio se espera mañana vuelva el servicio a la normalidad >> el número de arrestos de indocumentados de ice se ha incrementado a causa de estos arrestos familias se enfrentan a la separación >> stefany ortiz reza por su papa carlos que lleva 3 meses detenido >> casi no comer no dormimos mucho >> un informe de derehcos humanso estima 1 10 mil padres son detenidos en california >> aseguran que en este gobierno los arrestos se han incrementado >> no importa si no han cometido delitos >> maría rivera denuncio que a su h

como sospechoso de distribuir pornografia infantil a traves ''marlon ramirez'' de 28 aÑos..mo sospechoso de distribuir pornografia infantil a traves de internet.. --la detencion fue la culminacion de una investigacion conjunta con el ''f-b-i'' que comenz a principios de este aÑo.. --el operativo se registr en una vivienda en la calle ''eastridge circle'', donde se encontraron computadoras con mas de 14-mil imagenes pornograficas de menores.. cesar/take vo --en otro caso similar.. ''benjamin martin'', compaÑero de casa del psiquiatra ''billy lockhart'' y tambien acusado de pornografia infantil, se present hoy en corte en san francisco.. --y al igual que el medico.. se declar no culpable de los cargos imputados por la posesion de mas mil-500 imagenes y 280 videos, en los que se muestran a niÑos siendo asaltados sexualmente.. --''martin'', un ex-estrella de peliculas porno..se encuentra en libertad bajo fianza.. lorena --la basura se ha convertido en un problema para residentes de un vecindario al sureste de san jose... quienes aseguran que la ciudad no hace nada al respeto. --

stephanie ramirez picks up the story from here. >> reporter: news stations all across the country have been sharing this instagram post and the story behind it after speaking to dad through e-mail or the phone, but no one has talked to them in person. when we found out they live near quantico, we had to meet them. say hello to three-year-old chase and his dad selby. let me show you. dad says he takes a selfie every year, but, this time around. >> he asked me, daddy, you know, how come i have a g tube and you don't. >> reporter: he taped a tube onto himself and snapped the selfie >> to show he is no different than any other child out there in the world. >> reporter: it is so important to chase's parents because chase was born with a serious condition called petrology, a rare heart defect making it difficult for him to breathe. he has undergone two open heart surgeries and needs meet. jimmy kimmel's son has the same thing. >> it is a terrifying thing. >> what he was saying, it is the same story with us. >> reporter: when chase was born, the nurse caught the defect just before they were a

nosotros hablamos con edgar ramÍrez pÉrez. uno de los organizadores del evento.nos no tengan documentos. trasladarse a filadelfia podrÍa ser motivo de que fueran obstaculizado con su presencia aquÍ. eso hiciera que tuviera problemas. javier: lo entendemos perfectamente. mucha pregunta -- gente pregunta en internet eso mismo. en el fondo es para prevenir que diferentes personas puedan denunciar a personas indocumentadas en estos lugares. carolina: siguiendo con esta fecha. seguramente, te preguntarÁs, qÉe se festeja hoy? la famosa batalla de puebla. ocurriÓ en el aÑo 1862. ocurriÓ en mÉxico. cuando el ejÉrcito mexicano venciÓ a los franceses. por quÉ tanta fiesta en los estados unidos? resulta que el general ignacio zaragoza naciÓ en texas. antes, era un territorio que le pertenecÍa a mÉxico. por eso, ahora, en estados unidos, tambiÉn se celebra. el aguacate nunca puede faltar. es una de las estrellas. te has preguntado, cuÁnto se consumen este dÍa? en estados unidos se consumen, aproximadamente, 81 millones de aguacates. eso sÓlo en esta fecha. quÉ tal ahora el c

take pkg :00 banner :14 roberto :51marilu en su lecho de enfermo roberto ramirez revive la pesadillabrunswick, fue atacado sin misericordia por varios afroamericanos. sin decirle nada lo comenzaron a golpear. bite roberto ramirez victima "me golpearon la cara, en la rodilla, me patearon en la rodilla, cai y ya no me pude parar. que te decían? nada, sólo estaba yo cuidándome la cara. y te robaron si me robaron la cartera" roberto quien tiene serias heridas en su pierna derecha, con diagnóstico reservado pudo vivir para contarlo. hace poco un compatriota suyo murió debido a las heridas que sufrió cuando también lo golpearon, aquí en new brunswick para robarle cuando estaba llegando a su casa. bite marilú ramírez hermana "eso es lo que doy gracias a dios que por lo menos a el lo golpearon y no murió como la otra persona que desgraciadamente murió." mientras la policia adelanta la investigación la familia ya está recibiendo el apoyo del consulado mexicano. ahora la víctima solo espera justicia. bite roberto victima "que los detengan para que n sigan haciendo lo mismo, con los demás hispa

jaime: eduardo ramÍrez enfrenta cuatro cargos.lamÓ actuó justo a tiempo. >> si la persona no hubiera llamado les hubiera ido muy mal a los niÑos, posiblemente nos habrÍa matado. jaime: el sospechoso en este caso ya fue dado de alta del hospital y se encuentra recluido en la cÁrcel del condado. marÍa: unos turistas llevaron el susto de su vida cuando una mujer quiso secuestrar a su pequeÑo hijo en san francisco, la familia visitabaesta maÑana cuando una desamparada quiso arrebatarles a un menor de dos aÑos y medio. la policÍa identificÓ a vÍctor rubio de 43 aÑos, sospechoso que intenta incendiar un restaurante el miÉrcoles pasado. lo acusan de siete cargos, entre ellos asaltos con sustancias quÍmicas, intento de incendio y pondrÁ en peligro la vida de un menor. el incidente que ocurriÓ por fortuna sólo ocasionÓ un gran susto. el acusado que en su momento rociÓ con gasolina a los clientes y el piso del local ahora deberÁ enfrentar a la justicia. arrestaron a perla arriola de 20 aÑos. por este caso tambiÉn se detuvo a zachary tres dÍ

len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> great job. all right, len, thank you. >>> working to what a future computer system failure that -- 75,000 passengers were stuck on the ground in london airports over the weekend. the damage from the public relations disaster will take longer to repair. we spoke with london-bound travelers at sfo. most took it in stride and seemed relieved flights were on the move again. >>> a navy seal was remembered today as a true patriot following a parachute accident. he fell to his death yesterday when his chute failed to open yesterday in new york. it is a reminder of the hazards men and women in uniform face when perfecting their skills. >>> last week, tiger woods was perfecting his come back in golf, and now he's facing a dui charge. >>> the golf star was arrested in south florida at 3:00 a.m. for suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs. the arrest comes as woods was on the mend from his 4th back surgery last month. he is not play ago the pga tour this weekend, but he is still commit

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maÑana se realizarÁ una manifestaciÓn en apoyo para genoveva ramÍrez.aderos hÉroes han sido catalogados los hombres que murieron acuchillados al detener a dos jovencitas en un tren de porland. se trata de un incidente de odio donde el hombre lanzÓ insultos a dos mujeres, una de ellas llevaba puesta el yihab. danay: dos jÓvenes, una de ellas musulmanas, pudieron perder la vida, segÚn cuenta una de ellas. " nos dijo que regresÁramos a arabia saudita, que no tenÍamos porque estar aquÍ, y que nos regresÁramos a nuestro paÍs. comenzÓ a apuÑalar a personas que habÍa sangre por todas partes". esta joven se refiere al momento de terror que viviÓ en un tren en portland, oregÓn, le quitÓ la vida a dos personas y dejÓ a una herida cuando intentaron defender a dos jovencitas. >> muriÓ por una buena causa, defender a inocentes, eso hubiera querido. danay: su hijo sabÍa lo que su papÁ era capaz por otros, porque sirviÓ para las fuerzas armadas por 10 aÑos, pero no es el Único incidente de este hombre que muriÓ en un acto de supremacÍa blanca. este es Él atacando insu

kpix 5 reporter len ramirez was in the courtroom as a verdict was read. len, a lot of emotion from the lamarr family. >> reporter: that's right. it was a jampacked courtroom. in fact, an overflowed crowd into another courtroom as well as many people out here. there was a lot of emotion, sobs, tears, people were very happy and also, for the family of garcia-torres, very upset as well. anotlin garcia-torres showed little emotion but he bowed his head when the jury's verdict was read aloud. guilty for the kidnapping and murder of sierra lamar. guilty on all counts. >> truly, we have been praying for the chapter to have that type of ending, justice. >> reporter: supporters and search team members embraced and high-fived each other. her friends and family wept. victory in the courtroom but the loss goes on. >> nothing will take away the pain and sorrow we experience every day. >> reporter: it took 12 hours of deliberations to reach the verdict. even though sierra's body was never found. she disappeared on her way to school in 2012. garcia-torres was arrested t

in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> the walt disney company is standing tough after being targeted by hackers. packers claim they have the new "pirates of the caribbean" movie for ran son threatening to release it for segments if disney doesn't pay a huge ran son in bitcoin. company officials won't pay, a ransom. this comes as countries are recovering from a massive hack attack. kpix 5's melissa caen on the bay area company trying to track down who is responsible for this massive global hack. melissa. >> reporter: yeah, around the world, hundreds of thousands of computers have been hacked by that "wannacry" virus. i sat down with the ceo of the bay area security firm called symantec and he told me that there are signs that north korea is behind the attack. >> reporter: right on the heels of a ballistic missile test north korea may have deployed a different kind of bomb. a computer virus called "wannacry." symantec's ceo gregory clark. >> sometimes it's a email where someone says hey i have mailed you an encrypted spreadsheet type in the password. you type the password in, press run

just announc and we'll begin there with stephanie ramirez. >> here's the e-mail. university lists five things are going to do right away, three of them include one, creating a trained rapid response team to address any hate or bias incidents. two, allocate $100,000 in supplemental funds to @ office of diversity and conclusion can support the rapid response team, and three, they will be reporting the information on incidents that happen on campus. >> i live right there. >> chris wallace tell me they graduated in 2014, they couldn't believe what happened so they came to see the scene for themselves. >> you could say whatever you want about any other factors that may have inspired this. like that is at the core of it. that is at the heart of it. that hate and that fear that other people have for people who don't look like them or talk like them or walk like a petition online calling on the university to clearly define hate speech and increase the punishment. >> the black school union's president is the one who created that petition. she responded to the action plan t

in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> a man accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend and then barricading himself inside a car for 19 hours in martinez says he is innocent. 38-year-old greg was wearing a yellow jumpsuit as he entered a not guilty plea this morning. he is accused of killing his 47- year-old ex-girlfriend thursday in walnut creek. hours after police say pro copevitz locked himself inside his mercedes outside a gas station in martinez. he refused to give up for 19 hours while threatening to kill himself and others. he finally surrendered when officers blasted the car with tear gas. he will be back in court on may 16. >>> tough questions for fbi director james comey today during his annual review on capitol hill. allen martin is here with the grilling he got. allen. >> reporter: liz, lawmakers pushed comey about investigations into hillary clinton's email server and possible campaign connections between president trump and russia. >> you may think we're idiots. we're honest people. we make judgments trying to do the right thing. and i believe even in hindsight we made the rig

our stephanie ramirez reports. >> it is important to me, because i want to see him succeed. >> we were concerned about the traumatic experience that he had just gone to. >> it will be two years on memorial day. >> reporter: it was may 25, 2015 in dc's >> a young man. shot across the street. >> reporter: tamara gliss was tamonte gliss's parent. >> she loved him all her heart and did everything she could do for him. and you know, was just at a barbecue. doing what people are supposed to do on memorial day. >> reporter: but the 12-year- old didn't break down. he dug in. so his teachers and coaches united around him, donating lunch hour to practice, they hit the books harder with him in the classroom. to their surprise, gliss started a shoe collection for other orphans. >> i wanted to make her proud. now. now that she is in a better place. even more proud. >> reporter: now when the eighth grader applied to the school he decided on, he missed the financial principal says it takes a village to raise a kid and she created a go fund me. >> my grandmother sent me a check in the mail saying i do

kpix 5 reporter len ramirez with what this could mean for the case. len. >> reporter: ken, at this point, it's difficult to say how significant this development would be. but it could be very significant because it involves the credibility of one of the chief witnesses for the prosecution. prosecutors and defense attorneys are reviewing the contacts of sergeant herman leon one of the main investigators in the sierra lamar case after a judge in another case found he gave false testimony in the 2009 murder trial. the judge in that case found he testified to statistical inaccuracies so significant, it was enough to overturn the murder convictions of two defendants. >> this has the potential to blossom into a very significant issue not just in the penalty phase but in the first guilt phase of this case. >> reporter: former prosecutor and legal analyst steve clark says that while there's no evidence to suggest leon's conduct in the ra case was faulty, it raises the question, did the district attorney know about the earlier case? >> if the court feels that

in san jose len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> the man who went on a shooting rampage at oikos university five years ago will spend life in jail. one goh pleaded no contest today to 7 counts of murder and three counts of attempted murder. prosecutors say the former nursing student had dropped out of oikos several months before the shooting in april of 2013 and wanted his tuition refunded. the alameda county prosecutor says goh will be sentenced to 7 consecutive life terms. >>> new at 5:00, california voters may have legalized recreational marijuana but some cities aren't buying in. several are passing bans before prop 64 can take effect. kpix 5's emily turner says santa rosa is voting tonight. >> reporter: santa rosa has been on the cutting edge of regulation for medical marijuana. but with the passage of prop 64 and recreational marijuana, it's completely changed the landscape of cannabis regulation. so now the city is trying to take a step back to make sure what they are doing is the right thing. in the ultimate irony, the passage of recreational marijuana in the state may mean more restrict

kpix 5's len ramirez on the new danger from bart's new tracks. len. >> reporter: that's right, liz. bart definitely does not want anyone crossing the tracks. this is a significant step though for bart to san jose. it's an exciting one but also one that is dangerous. valley transportation authority workers are knocking on doors spreading the word of a new potential hazard in this neighborhood. the new bart tracks running through northeast san jose are now electrified. >> you can't see it you can't smell it but if you touch it it's too late. >> reporter: she is talking about the electric third rail of bart which runs the length of the tracks on the 10-mile extension into san jose from warm springs. energized with 1,000 volts of electricity. >> put it in perspective, even 42 volts of electricity can be fatal. so if anyone comes in direct contact with those tracks, um, it's electrocution. >> on first street the electrification is above for the light rail and these are actually on the ground. >> reporter: san jose has never had bart tracks before. vta is worried people might confuse them

len ramirez explains. >> reporter: a warning going out for people who live near these tracks. the electric third rail is now energized with a thousand volts of electricity, enough to electrocute anyone who touches it. today workers went door to door in the neighborhoods around the tracks here in northeast san jose handing out information and warning neighbors to be aware and to stay away from the tracks. he's worried people might confuse the bart tracks with regular train tracks and that could be a fatal mistake. the new extension is expected to open to the public later this year. in san jose len ramirez kpix 5. >>> the hunt is on for a tagger in san francisco who keeps vandalize -- the hunt is on for the tagger in san francisco who keeps vandalizing the buildings. the murals get defaced every few months and it is worse every time. next week the center plans to meet with police to figure out what to do. >>> just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water a great big shark has been sighted. >> attention in the water, this is the orange county sheriff's department. >>

kpix 5's len ramirez is live outside the hospital where family and friends are helping him heal. len, how's he doing? >> reporter: well, robert paylor remains at valley medical center, where he will be for the foreseeable future. doctors say that he has had some complications related to his lungs recently but he is mostly through that. and he could be moving into physical rehabilitation as early as today. as for his long-term outlook and his ability to walk again, doctors say it's still too soon to say. >> reporter: the latest photo of paralyze the cal rugby player robert paylor shows him in a hospital bed neck braise and nose tube but still smiling and wearing a california strength t-shirt. >> he is taking it um, like a warrior. >> reporter: robert's father said his son accepts that his life has changed but he is fighting through excruciating pain to make the best recovery possible. >> he is enduring a lot. yeah. but he is very goal-oriented. he knows he wants to get to where he needs to be and whatever he has to do, he will do it. >> reporter: robert was playing for cal in the

kpix5'slen ramirez found out it could be the world's biggest aircraft. >> reporter: although details are scarce about what's going on behind the giant closed doors at this hangar at moffett field, word that it involves google co-founder sergey brin and the world's largest aircraft has piqued the interest of neighbors in mountain view. >> it's no longer a secret i think. >> reporter: according to the guardian brin is spending 100 to $150 million of his own to build a modern airship inside hangar no. 2, more than two football fields in length but shorter than both the lindenburg and the uss macon built in the 1930s. the hindenburg crashed and burned in new jersey killing 35 people. the helium filled macon crashed in a storm. most of its crew survived. despite the checkered history, brin is said to be fascinated with airships and wants to bring them back both for transportation and as a method to bring relief supplies to inaccessible areas during disasters. >> it's always the crazy ideas i think which turn out to be something good for society. >> reporter: tech workers we spoke to are f

stephanie ramirez is on this story for us. >> you see all this here, these are the charges that alverado is facing. a lot of the frustration is why a judge would let someone with all these charges out on $2,000 bond. i asked an executive this and this was his response. >> i'm not going to second guess the judge. it's not a public safety issue. it's a question, i think you have, whether or not -- >> yes, is the short answer, but he is not planning to have the county honor every single detainer issued. why? attorney tells me that's because sometime people past r theirelease dates and in maryland, that's considered a fourth amendment issue. >> don't meet that standard of establishing probable cause. they are not signed by a judge. they don't have to demonstrate that you committed any crime. >> both men claim if you honor every detainer you hurt public safety. >> if someone bereaves that by interacting with a criminal justice system, they are going to put into a pipeline to deportation, they aren't going to report crimes. >> it was a mistake, and we should have honored the detainer is what t

in clinton stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >>> a man is dead tonight after being attacked at a days inn on 13th street in silver spring. witnesses say the victim left his hotel room around 2:30 this morning and was assaulted by a group of suspects in the parking lot. officers found the 22-year-old man in his hotel room suffering from injuries. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. police want to hear from anyone with any information about this case. >>> a man in alexandra was walking his dog when he found offensive flyers scattered flout his neighborhood. we're about to show them to you. they were discovered yesterday morning in the del ray morning and the messages on those flyers range from you're si around blacks never relax. he said he took about 50 of them down and threw them away. one of them had the picture of a georgetown professor who lives in that neighborhood and you may remember her because she confronted richard richard spencer at an alexandria gym a few week ago. >> not only that the neo-nazis the succeed in their attempt to import their kind of hatred into this co

stephanie ramirez, wusa 9. >>> gets all the cool assignments. how fun. >> we need more unique spaces. >> yeah. >> outstanding food. >> snow cone machine. >> they didn't have snow cones out there. their stuff looked much better. >> tomorrow on friday as well. let's start with the three degree guarantee. i thought we would have a bulls eye today. we went 92. it was 91. we are going to go 91 tomorrow for a high at national. live look outside. still 76. we're now sort of in the throws of a little mini heat wave. more like june or july. winds are calm. dew points in the mid 60s. 62 to start this morning. tomorrow, a little more humid. bus stop temperatures, 56 to 80. around 90. either side of 90 thursday and friday. a cold front approaches friday. that will give us a good chance of showers and storms. that said, it's not going to rain or shower or storm everywhere. weekend is looking much cool every and dry. i saw some information tonight that has the weekend in had the 60s. i don't buy it being that much cooler, but it will be much cooler with a cou

stephanie ramirez, wusa9. >> in addition to prince georges county police, the fbi is investigating this crime. if it turns out that it was racially motivated, he could face federal hate crime charges. >>> the membership and a white nationalist group that spread his message of hate before it was taken down. it's a reference to adolf hitler's third right, and the group trades in familiar hate things, antiimmigrant, and antiafrican american. >>> you spend a lot of time on facebook, right? guess who else is on there, too. scammers. there's a name for them. face crooks, and they are at it again with a new twist on an old scam. i'm asking if people are hacked. they want to know if this scam is legit. >> i live in maryland. i had requested that you do a verification on the facebook text that i had received about facebook cloning our contacts and everything. >> so, this is actually happening. yes, there is a scam called facebook scammers pretend they are you. these pirates politement are prowling your public profile and posts. they pill for your pictures and pass themselves off as you. i'm goin

stephanie ramirez, wusa 9. >>> there's new information coming in on that terror attack in britain. the terror alert is now critical tonigh imminent. investigators believe the suicide bomber did not act alone. meanwhile, we're getting new videos from inside the arena. >> oh my gosh. >> the death toll after the blast in manchester is now up to 22 and most of them are children. 59 others were hurt. >>> homeland security says there is no specific threat gents music venues here, but that did not stop us from wondering what is being done to secure concerts in the d.c. area. our special assignment unit, eric black, is on that. >> reporter: we checked every single major concert and sporting venue around here and we asked them the same question a lot of you have to be asking. what, if anything, will you do differently to keep people safe? the kennedy center was the only one to say we heightened our vigilance to ensure increased safety for the star celebration. the verison center has a strong law enforcement presence inside and outside. the public must play a role, if you see something, say

stephanie ramirez at the law enforcement officers memorial tonight. >> reporter: line of duty deaths jumped 36% from this time last year. for a lot of people that's just a number until you come here and see all of the families. >> omaha pd. >> the fish commission. >> i am from southeast washington, d.c. i am missing my daughter. she understands i am doing this for those who are not able. >> i had an uncle who was he was with the metropolitan police department as well. so it made me first decide i want to be a police officer. >> it hits home. it could be any one of us anytime. so you do this for those who are not able to because you love your job and you love serving your community. most of all, it's important that your family is here. they need to know that we have their backs. >> there are some good officers. i wish that the public knows that we're here for them and not to be afraid of officers. you know, we're human. >> reporter: at the national law enforcement officers memorial stephanie ramirez, national peace officers memorial service will begin at 11:00 a.m. >>> firefighters at

ramirez was arrested after police used a taser to detain him. everyone is expected to survive. >>> 4:35 right now. and continuing coverage. the defense is now up. they'll call their first witness in the sentencing phase of the sierra lamar murder case today. this following last wyche's emotional testimony from the missing 15-year-old's parents. the defense is going to try to convince the jury that antolin garcia torres who has been kikted of kidnapping and killing sierra lamar, does not deserve the death penalty. it's moving forward despite evidence that a detective gave false evidence in another case. there is a hearing to discuss those developments on wednesday. >> developing news this morning. a san jose state football player is in the hospital with serious injuries after he was stabbed a few blocks from campus. chad miller is a junior and safety at san jose state. he was stabbed when he was out with friends. it happened when a group of people got into a brawl on post street. we talked with other students who said recent off campus violence i

here's stephanie ramirez with the president's response. >> the president tweeted sunday, the violent attacks in portland on friday are unacceptable. the victims were standing up to hate and intolerance, our prayers are with them. >> isn't this a good thing that he tweeted this today? >> it's a positive development and something we do welcome, especially in this intolerant climate. >> spokeswoman for care says it is still frustrating. >> it's really not enough. >> for one, she is critical of where the tweet came from. it was posted to the account, which is said to be run by the president's staff, and not his personal account. the tweet also came after former cbs anchor, dan rather, called on the president to recognize portland's brave americans on his facebook page, his post says this kind of extremism is on the rise, especially in the wake of your political presidency. these are some of the hate related incidents we reported on. the murder of second lieutenant, richard collins, iii, she thought the president would mention. >> the memorial day weekend, when we honor the sacrifice of,

were yelling at each other in another apartment on -- when the police arrived they found eduardo ramirezin a parking lot stabbing himself. they used a taser to subdue him and then they found his injured family members inside all of them are expected to survive. investigators say ramirez was becoming increasingly despondent before the attack but they are investigating what may have led to it >>> the defense is said to call its first witness in the penalty phase of the sierra lamarr murder trial. prosecutors wrapped up the case on thursday against garcia- torres with testimony by sierra lamarr's parents. sarah's body has not been found but garcia-torres was found guilty on all counts including first-degree murder for the 15- year-olds disappearance and the attempted kidnapping of three other women. the jury is deciding whether to recommend the death penalty or life in prison. >>> a nonprofit group plays -- claims of state officials undermining a ballot measure by voters last year. people convicted of nonviolent sexual crimes are not getting the benefits upon 57 and their rights are being r

and kpix 5's len ramirez shows us: it could be the first step.. in a high-tech trend.ts] >>> new at 6:00, amazon ordered office space in the heart of downtown. kpix 5's len ramirez shows us this could be the first step in a high-tech trend. >> that's the sound of progress. >> reporter: the dump truck may have drowned out our microphone. >> pouring concrete into a new high-rise two blocks away. >> reporter: but matthew says it's just another sign that the city is on a roll. >> san jose is really finding its own in this new economy. >> reporter: he points to amazon.com moving in down the street. the ecommerce and devices giant is leasing at least one floor of this building at second and santa clara for its lab 126 division. it's the research and development group that gives life to amazon's high-tech gadgets like kindle and fire tablets and the popular echo personal assistant about 120 employees expected to move in. >> it's good for us to bring more business. >> reporter: ike's sandwich shop on the ground floor of the same building says welcome to the neighborhood. >> br

that's what happened to stephanie ramirez this week. >> still mad at me? >> no, you need to come out to loudoun more often and cover some good things. >> yeah, ouch. that's why this car ride started with these awkward looks, sterling supervisor called me livid. after i reported on ray johnson, he is a concerned sterling res resident who created these signs. washington and old dominion bike trails crosses sterling boulevard. a cyclist said wednesday. >> i can't see what that second lane is doing most of the time. e >> hthinks it will rule accidents. not only are these unpermitted signs illegal. >> when there's something negative going on, then we see the news cameras come out and cover a story. >> he wants to talk about the positive changes they fought for here, like these posts. they are supposed to be for these beacons going in the first or second week in june. their plan is for a bridge overpass. >> one year from now, we didn't have it in our budget. >> i'm born and raised here. >> it is personal, he did also admit him talking about a serious issue here.

kpix 5's len ramirez was in the courtroom. >>> the defense attorney in the sierra lamar trial using an strategy during closing arguments. he borrowed a david letterman bit to clear his client. kpix 5's len ramirez was in the courtroom. >> reporter: defense attorney al lopez is walking a tightrope with the jury in the sierra lamar case but so far, according to one legal analyst, his unusual methods defending antolin garcia-torres seem to be making a connection with the jury in a positive way. >> the defense did a good job of relating to the jury in what is a very difficult case when you talk about the kidnapping and murder of a teenager. >> reporter: lopez came up with a david letterman style top ten list for why garcia-torres is not guilty including his calm demeanor, no tools to hide the body, no murder weapon, no witnesses, no crime scene, no cause of death, and that sierra is still a missing person. lopez repeatedly slammed the prosecutor's case, literally placing small balls into what he called a bucket of shame placing one in after another in front of the jury for each piece of ev

ramirez has been booked into the san mateo county jail. ( james @ landing ) another big story we are following this morning... video showing teen daredevils pulling off a very dangerous stunt on the golden gate bridge. this happened last month. but law enforcment says, they only learned about the incident after the video came out publicly. now as kron four's philippe djegal reports, bridge officials are scrambling to review security protocol to prevent anything like this from happening again. imagine driving along the golden gate bridge, looking up and seeing two young men hanging from the top with their finger-tips... then doing sprints and somersaults along the frame.lisa locati/captain- 'if either of these men had slipped or fallen, there could have been serious harm to motorists below." bridge captain lisa locati says the two men in their late teens from wisconsin did not trigger any alarms... and, went unoticed on the hundreds of security cameras monitoring the bridge.lisa locati/captain- "we will be instituting changes to our security infrastructure and protocols." bridge gener

his name is eduardo ramirez. he's 36 years old.late saturday afternoon when a neighbor called 911 to report that a man and a woman were yelling at each other. when the officers arrived, they parking lot repeatedly stabbing himself in the neck and shoulder area with a pocket knife. officers tased him to get him to drop the weapon and placed him under arrest. inside the home, officers found the woman, two children under 14 years of age and a baby, all suffering from stab wounds. all of them taken to the hospital. ramirez is scheduled to be in court this wednesday. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, today in the bay. >> all right, thank you very much, bob. >>> new this morning, into our newsroom in the last few minutes, really, hayward police releasing this mugshot of the man they say tried to set several people on fire at a denny's. the man was eating at a restaurant on industrial parkway last wednesday when police say he threw lighter fluid on several people, including a child. when he pulled out a lighter, employees and o

his name is eduardo ramirez. he's 36 years old.ording to morgan hill police department, a neighborhood called 911 about a man and woman yelling at each other. when officers arrived, they said they found ramirez in the parking lot, repeatedly stabbing himself in the neck and shoulder area with a pocket knife. officered him and placed him under arrest. in the home, officers found a woman, two children under 14 and a baby all suffering from stab wounds. all four taken to the hospital. ramirez is scheduled to be in court this wends. reporting outside the main jail in san jose, bob redell. >> thank you, bob. >> the defense is now up. they'll be calling their first witness in the sentencing phase of the sierra lamar murder case. this follows last week's emotional testimonial from the missing 15-year-old's parents and friends. they'll try to kwish the jury that antolin garcia torres who was already convicted of killing lamar, does not deserve the death penalty. that sentence is moving forward despite new information that a lead detective

after detaining the man26-year-old eduardo ramirez. police went into the aparment and discovered his alleged victims a woman, two children under 14 years old and a baby. all of the victims were taken to the hospital and treated for their injuries. (justine) a bart train derailed and caused major delays across the peninsula earlier today. but officials say it will not affect sunday service for the bay to breakers. trains are single tracking through between the balboa park and colma stations. it started just before three this afternoon two cars in the middle of a nine-car train... derailed at the daly city station. none of the 24 people aboard the train were injured... and a bus bridge was put in place to help. the cause is still under investigation. a bart spokesperson said that it doesn't appear to be the result of any issues with the train operator. president trump arrived in saudi arabia saturday morning... kicking off his first foreign trip as president. shoulder-to- shoulder with a group of partnerships.. which included signing a $

ramirez has been booked into the san mateo county jail.steve)new tonight, the pacifica police department is looking for two men who may have burglarized five homes on monday.all of the break ins occurred during daylight hours, with the thieves targeting residences with no one home. kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in pacifica with details. charles. . . well, all of these break ins occurred here in the linda mar area of pacifica. police say that all the homes were empty at the time, but fortunately neighbors did see the suspects and their vehicle was captured on surveillance video according to the pacifica police department, five different homes were burglarized on monday between 7 in the morning and 4pm. the thieves apparently struck homes along stanley avenue, montezuma drive, manzanita drive and two homes on view way. in all cases the suspect targeted empty homes and gained entry by breaking in through rear windows or doors. they also appeared to be looking for jewelry, laptops, tablets and personal electronics. investiga

tal vez usted recuerde al alcalde de san blas nayarit hilario ramirez villanueva alias "layin" por confesarrnador. locutora: hilario bella nueva, reconoce haber robado poquito y fue blanco de crÍticas por utilizar lenguaje inadecuado en un debate pÚblico. >> el pÚblico estÁ harto, enfadado, hay una decadencia. puras mentiras. locutora: llegÓ tarde y como es su costumbre, utilizando sombrero y la camisades abotonada. insistiÓ en atacar a los otros siete atacantes de forma inapropiada. >> ya no tiene los ojos vendados. este seÑor toda la vida lo ha puesto, el otro ni se diga. locutora: la moderadora del debate se encargo de llamarle la atenciÓn en repetidas ocasiones. > no podemos utilizar u -- hacer uso de ese tipo de vocabulario. >> es como un mensaje ciudadano de decirle a los polÍticos"estamos hasta el borde de ustedes" payasos como estos nos van a hacer por lo menos reÍr, eso es lamentable. locutora: ya fue seÑalado por la auditorÍa de ese estado por malos manejos en facturas falsas y obra pÚblica inexistente. en la ciudad de mÉxico, marÍa elena pazzzi, univisiÓn. presentadora:ahora erne