so maribel ramos became private first class ramos. she joined the army hoping to use the g.i. bill. her first day was august 8th, 2001. and just 34 days later, the whole world changed. we all sort of recoiled in horror, but you probably also thought, that's going to affect my sister. >> yeah. i turn on the tv and the towers are crumbling. the first thing i thought was, oh my gosh, my sister's going to war. how do you wrap your mind around that? >> lucy worried. their mother worried. but maribel was like a rock. what did meribel say about going overseas? >> she didn't express her feelings about it. she just said, well, i'm -- this is what's happening, sister. you need to talk to mom. >> maribel went to war in iraq. what was it like to see her in uniform? >> it was -- it was pretty amazing. >> gisele is lucy's daughter, maribel's niece. >> i saw her as a really brave strong soldier. sometimes i wouldn't see her as my aunt. it was just like, whoa, you're going out there to save everybody. >> you were proud of her? >> yeah. >> maribel learned to jump out of airplanes and she manned the

despuÉs que durante la semana, sergio ramos, provocarÁ...n el minuto uno en la que Él considera su casa. durante la semana, respondiÓ anotando un penal. y poniendolas manos a la oreja. hoy se volvieron a enfrentar en el mismo escenario. y ramos tuvo que escuchar y tragarse, cualquier clase de silbidos que bajaron del ramÓn sÁnchez. se vino la remontada, sergio ramos, autogol. minuto 92... agarrÓ mal parado y se acabÓ el rÉcords. sevillana venciÓ de la mejor manera al equipo del real madridcon victoria 2 a 1. los merengues siguen a lacabeza pero le soplan la oreja.

necesitamos justicia para mi sobrinito ra mi herma, esto no tenia que pasarle a angel ramos dijo lade la victima... un reporte inicial de la polica indica que oficiales dispararon contra ramos el lunes pasado al responder ante una supuesta pelea sobre la calle sacramento. a ram de1 aÑos presunente se le vio atacando a un joven con un cuchillp la espaldao que causo que los oficiales abrieran fuego. sot: i cant understand why it happened su madre entre lagrimas dijo hoy quen no po entender q fue lo que paso y agrego que l, no tena un cuchillo la familia ahora recibe asesora quien lbogado john bris tambien acudi a la protesta en la que los asistentes corearon frente algunos agentes que esan en el estacionamiento del departamento de lica. bridge: en la manifestacion tambien se hicieron presentes familiares y amigos de otras presuntas victimas de violencia policial oscar salinas, justice for alex nieto coalition sigue pasando lo mismlpolica maa razn que lo matan y siempre es lo mismo, dicen que la persona hizo algo mal francis molina conocangel ramos mis hijos estn, con la perdida del, e

police say angel ramos was holding a knife, threatenng another man. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in vallejo with the story. cornell? >> reporter: kristen, police describe a melee happening at this house right behind me when they showed up early this morning, multiple fights going on. one man armed with a knife on that back deck. but his family says he didn't deserve to be shot. >> it's horrible on my own street. >> reporter: neighbors react to a fatal police shooting at this hour. >> and they took my little brother. you call that justice? >> reporter: grieving family and friends mourning the death of 21-year-old angel ramos, shot and killed by a vallejo police officer early monday. >> it ain't right, they murdered my brother. >> reporter: it began when several neighbors called 911 about a fight during a house party. people were fighting with sticks and knives. one 16-year-old was tased by police on a back deck and then jumped by ramos when he was holding a knife. >> the suspect pounced him him with a knife in his hand. >> did the office

some people said that ramos did not have a knife. miss said most of the people at the house were intoxicated and did not cooperate with investigators. >> people do not make good decisions when they are drunk, nobody joins the police to use lethal force but it's part of the job. we understand their grief, but it does not change the facts of the case, we could be talking about a dead 16 year old here today. >> reporter: the officer that fired his gun is on paid leave as the solano police investigate. >>> the california state senate approved congress man bacera as state attorney general. he has represented los angeles as a democrat. he is a native of sacramento and a graduate of stanford law school before going into politics. the post of attorney general was vacated by kamala harris who became a senator. >> george h. w. bush was removed from intensive care today. his wife was let out of the hospital. mr. bush has been hospitalized since january 14th. doctors said he is doing better now and the former first lady was treated for bronchiti

ramos jumpedo on him with the knife.r then shot ramos. >> shots fired. >> reporter: he died at the scene. the 16-year-old had minor injuries. >> many cop was here and just shot my son. >> reporter: some say ramos wasn't armed a knife and that the teenager wasn't in danger. >> the 16-year-old looked like a grown man. he was a big boy. it's not like he was a little 16-year-old and angel was just jumping on him. >> reporter: most of the people at the house were intoxicated. >> people don't make great decisions when drunk. it's a tragic incident. certainly nobody joins the police force to use deadly force but it's part of the job. >> reporter: police say their thoughts with the family. >> we understand the grief but it doesn't change the facts. we could be talking about something different here today, about a dead 16-year-old with a knife wound. >> reporter: the officer was five-year was police. he is on paid leave at the department and the solano county da is investigating. >>> the are president, well known for posting on t

despuÉs que durante la semana, sergio ramos, provocarÁ... minuto uno en la que Él considera su casa. durante la semana, respondiÓ anotando un penal. y poniendolas manos a la oreja. hoy se volvieron a enfrentar en el mismo escenario. y ramos tuvo que escuchar y tragarse, cualquier clase de silbidos que bajaron del ramÓn sÁnchez. se vino la remontada, sergio ramos, autogol. minuto 92... agarrÓ mal parado y se acabÓ el rÉcords. sevillana venciÓ de la mejor manera al equipo del real madridcon victoria 2 a 1. los merengues siguen a lacabeza pero le soplan la oreja. mÁs abajo está atlÉtico, villarreal y la real sociedad. vamos con los ecos de nuestra gente en la pregunta de esta noche. jaime hernÁndez dice: le voy a chivas pero la verdad estuvo bien el Árbitro. la segunda, no muchos la aplican pero es legal y es la ley. >> en todos los partidos hay cortes de demanda y no a todos los expulsan, deben unificar criterios. pueden seguir comentando. vamos a la pausa y regresamos con mÁs de contacto deportivo vamos a la pausa y regresamos con mÁs de cont

ramos tuvo que escuchar... pero se vino la remontada, sergio ramos. mire usted el autogol.o. era un partido entre la juventudy la experiencia de rogers. rogers al ataque... empacadores, parecÍa que había encontrado el camino mÁs fácil de lo esperado. demostraba tener nervios de acero. dallas regresÓ, empató y fue hasta el tiempo de prÓrroga que los empacadores, desde la yarda 51, avanzaron a la final de conferencia con victoria, 34 a 31. parece que el tiempo esta contado. mientras tanto han entrevistado el dÍa de hoy para la posiciÓn de entrenador. asÍ estÁ el maravilloso mundo de los deportes. loco pero bastanteapretado. parece que el destino es definitivo, la ciudad de las vegas. la cima porque el equipo es muy querido. tuvieron una gran temporada en esta campaÑa, hicieron una buena campaÑa y nos hemos quedado. presentador: gracias, continuamos con mÁs en breve. no se vaya. presentador: vamos a dar un vistazo al pronÓstico del clima. se incrementa las posibilidades de lluvia del lunes, hasta el jueves. mÁximas de 56°. mientras que para la ciudad de san josÉ, vamos a conta

police said that's when ramos pounced on the teen and an police officer shot ramos. he died at the scene. the 16 year old suffered minor injuries. >> the cops shot my son. >> reporter: some say that ramos was not armed with a knife. >> the 16 year old looked like a grown man. he was a big boy. >> reporter: police said that the people at the house were intoxicated. >> people do not make good decisions when they are drunk, nobody joins the police to use lethal force but it's part of their job. we understand the grief of the family but it does not change the facts of the case. >> reporter: the officer that fired his weapon has five years with the vallejo police, he is on administrative leave while the shooting is investigated. >>> thank you henry. >> you are the chief of police in san francisco. >> san francisco has a new police chief. bill scott was sworn in. tonight at 5:30, we sit down with the new chief. >> a 150-foot tree falls down and a sinkhole opens up. still to come, the cleanup efforts following this round of wet weather. >> coming up, lightning strikes the t

>> grieving family and friends mourning the death of angel ramos, shot and killed by a vallejo policefficer early monday. >> it ain't right. >> police say it began when several neighbors called 911 during a fight about a house party. people were fighting with sticks and knives. one 16-year-old was tasered by police on a back deck. and jumped by ramos who was holding a weapon. >> when he went down, the second subject was the subject that shot. pounced on him with a knife in his hand. >> did the officer tell the man to drop the knife? >> i don't think it was that type of situation. it unfolded so quickly. >> the officer fired his gun at ramos, neighbors heard the shots. >> traditionally -- that's it. >> ramos' family claims the knife was taken away from him before the shooting. >> i was told he had a knife in his hand, there was no knife period. we end up finding a knife inside of the kitchen. >> he showed us a knife on the kitchen floor. investigators have not said they believe this is the knife ramos was holding when he was shot. >> the officer remains unidentified. he's an eight year

[mÚsica] >> este su noticiero univisiÓn, con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas.ena: muy buenas noches. bajo estrictas medidas de seguridad compareciÓ ante una corte, esteban santiago, el veterano de guerra de 26 aÑos que el viernes dio muerte a cinco personas e hiriÓ a mÁs de ocho en el aeropuerto de fort lauerdale florida. santiago respondiÓ que sÍ entiende cuando la jueza le dijo que podÍa enfrentar una condena de pena de muerte. impresionantes imÁgenes del momento en que el hombre dispara contra sus vÍctimas han dado la vuelta al mundo. vilma: este es el momento en que esteban santiago sale caminando esta maÑana de la prisiÓn de broward, esposado, con un informe de reo, lo llevaban a su presentaciÓn frente la jueza. este vÍdeo lo muestra caminando en la sala de equipaje mientras saca su arma, empezÓ a disparar indiscriminadamente, matando a cinco personas e hiriendo a ocho. santiago no mostrÓ ninguna emociÓn dentro de la corte, ni siquiera cuando la jueza le mostrÓ la clase de cargos de la cual lo acusa la fiscalÍa, podría recibir la sentencia de pena de muert

i'm sorry. >> ramos' family joined demonstrators in a march in front of police headquarters. police say the investigation into the shooting is on going. >>> a health concern for governor gary martinez brown. his office announced this morning he will undergo further treatment for prostate cancer. he is 78. he'll be treated at ucsf. the treatment will be a short course of radiation therapy starting in about a month. his office says brown will continue his schedule throughout. he was first diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2012. >>> you might not realize it but the air area has made quite an impact on movie industry. the iconic images from here are all over the silver screen. >> the bay area is -- it has a physical beauty that's just amazing. redwoods, the bridge, the bay. and this beautiful old victorian homes on these undulating hills inside of the city. it has the incredible nature out here in marin. >> the lessons she learned from a fellow actor on the set of the oscar inwinning film "gladiator." watch bay area revelations the movies tomorrow night at 7:00. >>> it is the sta

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i think it unfolded so quickly. >> the officer fired his gun at ramos. neighbors heard the shots. but ramos' family says the knife was taken away from him before the shooting. >> i was told that he had a knife in his hand, but there was no knife, period. we end up finding a knife inside the kitchen. >> reporter: he showed us a knife on the kitchen floor. investigators have not said whether they believe this is the knife ramos was holding when he was shot. >> our preliminary investigation indicates that he reacted properly. >> reporter: the officer remains unidentified. he's an eight-year veteran of the force. the solano county d.a.'s office is investigating the shooting. in vallejo, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> we are awaiting word from a san francisco courtroom where a federal judge is expected to reveal the sentence today against pg&e for the deadly pipeline explosion that killed eight people in 2010. the utility says it is will to pay the maximum fine of $3 million but pg&e has asked the district court judge not to publicize the conviction or restructure its bonus program f

locutor: Éste es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas.hana: unas tardes, les saluda johana suÁrez. el aÑo comienza con un violento motÍn en una prisiÓn de brasil que deja al menos igual de cinco muertos y decenas de heridos. algunos muertos fueron decapitados y otros desmembrados. esto se extendiÓ desde ayer hasta la madrugada de hoy lunes. andrÉs linares nos tiene la informaciÓn. fueron 17 horas de violencia continua. muchas de las vÍctimas fueron decapitadas, desmembradas y quemadas. segÚn las autoridades, algunos cadÁveres fueron lanzados al otro lado de la pared de la

they say ramos was holding a knife and attacking a 16-year-old boy when police got there. his family says that he was defending his brother during the fight and the police didn't have to shoot. >> i can't understand why it happened. he didn't have a knife on him. they're saying that he was -- i can't talk, i'm sorry. >> ramos' family joined demonstrators in a march and also a vigil there in front of the vallejo police headquarters. an investigation is underway. >>> new information tonight about the three men arrested in san jose yesterday, in connection with a dramatic chase and a bank robbery investigation. the santa clara county sheriff's office says investigators worked through the night sorting evidence, but it's still not certain any of the men in custody are the bank robbery suspects. our chopper brought you the breaking news yesterday over the scene in san jose, as police and s.w.a.t. teams chased down a man and arrested him. this all happening after a bank robbery in scott's valley on thursday. the aftermath included a search that shut down highway 17 for hours. po

.: team one year oat--21- year-old angel ramos was remembered by friends and familyhe's the young man shot and killed by vallejo police monday. that after officers responded to a reported fight early that morning. but as kron four's philippe djegal reports. angel's family says he didn't have to die. >> reporter:an aunt enraged. >>:- "you're going to be accountable, because god watches everything." >> reporter:an uncle in defense. >>: "he was a soldier for good. he wasn't for bad, you know what i mean, like they try to portray him." >> reporter: a heartbroken brother who misses >>: his younger brother. "when you around angel, you're guaranteed to smile, you're guaranteed to laugh." >> reporter: and, a grieving mother, understandably at a loss for words. the end. i just can't understand >>: why it happened." >> reporter: the more than 40 other people police department saturdayold angel ramos also perplexed as to why the young man was shot to death. >> reporter:early monday morning. >> reporter:police say officers responded to reports of several people fighting near a home on sacramento

the man who was hot and killed was 21-year-old angel ramos. he lived with his mother at this home on sacramento street. police were called out here this morning after getting reports of a loud saturday and people fighting. the police department said one man opened fire on a man after he saw that man holding a knife and threatening a 16-year-old boy who was pinned down on the ground. i talked with ramos's mother who is said she was at work when her son was shot and killed. >> angel was good guy. he worked for custodian service. he was young, trying to get his life together, starting to work and just pull it together. >> reporter: aa cording to a witness at this -- according to a witness at this party, the officer who opened fire was at ground medical and fired up at ramos who -- ground, and fired up at ramos, who was on the second floor on a deck. we are continuing to gather information on this story. party gores also say that police tased several people at this home, as well. that has he not been tased by vallejo police. again, a fight that ul

ramos lives with his mother. she says she was at work when her son was shot. >> angel was a good guy. he was working. he worked for a custodial systems. he was young, trying to get his life together, starting to work and just pull it together. >> police say a 16-year-old boy had minor injuries. some witnesses claim that ramos did not after knife and they believe the officer should not have used deadly force. the family says they will be talk with an attorney. >>> it is sentencing day for pg&e in the deadly san bruno pipeline explosion. in august a federal jury convicted pg&e on six criminal charges. five counts are linked to violations of pipeline safety rules. the other involves obstruction of the official investigation. eight people were killed and dozens of homes were destroyed. pg&e faces a maximum fine of 3 million. we have a crew at the courthouse and will bring you an update as soon as we get information. >>> coming up, president trump hits the ground running. this morning he met with business leaders to t

a second officer then shot ramos. ramos died at the scene.he 60-year-old suffered minor injuries. >> the cop was standing right here ask and just shot my son. >> reporter: some said ramos was not armed with a knife and that the teenager wasn't in any immediate danger. >> this 16-year-old looks like a grown man. he's a big boy. not like a little -- most people were intoxicated and uncooperative with investigators. >> people don't make the decisions. it's a tragic incident. certainly nobody would join a police force to use lethal force, but it's a part of the job. >> reporter: vallejo police say their thoughts are with the family. >> we understand their grief, but it does not change the facts of the case. we could be talking about something completely different here today about a dead 16-year- old with a knife wound. >> reporter: the officer who fired his gun has about five years with the vallejo police on paid leave as the department and the solano county d.a.'s office investigates. henry lee ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a local landmark battered at s

police say ramos was holding a knife when officers arrived. his famacy says he was defending his brother during the foyt, and police did not have to shoot. >> the mother of angel ramos, and all i know is i love my child. i can't understand why it happened. he didn't have a knife on him. they're saying he was -- i can't talk. >> ramos' family joined demonstrators in a march and vigil in front of vallejo police headquarters. police say the investigation into that shoot is ongoing. >>> a health concern for governor jerry brown. his office announced this weekend he will undergo further treatment for prostate cancer. governor brown is 78 years old. he will be treated at ucsf. his doctor says the treatment will be a course of radiation therapy starting in about a month. the governor pufs 's office sai will continue his work throughout. he was first diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2012. >> it's the start of the lunar new year, which means celebrations are under way all over the bay area, include san francisco. mayor ed lee was in chinatown. yeah, t

desde las brotan bienes de la ciencia. >> nos informÓ bertha ramos.l aumento a la gasolina se debe a que el gobierno tuvo que eliminar 20,000 plazas laborales por falta de dinero. mientras peÑa nieto se dirigÍa continuaban las manifestaciones y los activos violentos en protesta por el gasolinazo. el -- >> en abril pasado, repitiÓ acuerdo sus seguidores. parece que es parte del pasado. en una entrevista con cnn, el presidente electo dijo que solicitarÁ los fondos en abril a travÉs del consejo de asignaciones. con la llegada del aÑo nuevo, millones de personas se hacen el propÓsito de recibir un trabajo mejor. al parecer, las mujeres podrÍan lograr esta meta mÁs los hombres. es que al empleo es que muchos hombres rechazan porque sÓlo para mujeres. antonio valverde, nos habla de eso. antonio: carlos es la guÍa y lÍder. este inmigrante latinoamericano comenzÓ como un alumno en el programa. continuÓ despuÉs de graduarse. >> hoy en dÍa soy director del programa. antonio: ya que ahora, la mayor parte que participan son mujeres. por diferentes razones, los ho

stephanie ramos has more from washington. >> on friday donald j. trump will be sworn in as the 45th president of the united states. as d.c. prepares to take in thousands of supporters and protesters, a growing list of democrats have boycotted the event. >> he has attack ed gold star families and now a congressman. >> john lewis a civil rights icon. he said he was an illegitimate president. today trump tweeting, this would not be lewis's first time missing an inauguration, there is plenty of division as we head into the inauguration, a poll shows that trump's approval rating is the lowest of the last seven presidents. just 40% of americans say they approve of how they handle the transition. he is shocking and igniting concern in some of the closest allies, trump criticizing nato, encompassing 28 countries. >> i said a long time ago nato had problems. >> during the campaign trump touted polls that showed him in the league, now he is defacing the latest polls saying they are just like the phoney election polls. in washington stephanie ramos, channel 6

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police responded to reports of people finding with weapons and found 21-year-old angel ramos holding a knife attacking a 16-year-old boy who was on his back. police wrote in the statement that the officers shot ramos because of the threat imposed to the 16-year-old. >> our preliminary investigation indicates that he reacted properly. >> i was told he had a knife in his hand, but there was no knife, period. >> investigators haven't said if that knife you see there is the one that ramos was holding when he was shot. the 16-year-old victim was treated at the hospital for minor injuries. >>> a new report on last month's oakland warehouse fire is raising more questions about the origin of the flames. the report says the fire began in a building next door, not in the warehouse. it blames inadequate electrical wiring. that is not the official fire investigation report. the fire department is still working on a final version. lawyers say the report should absolve the owner of the warehouse. "abc7 news" has tried to ask about the report. the d.a.'s office is still conducts a criminal investig

police responded to reports of people finding with weapons and found 21-year-old angel ramos holding a knife attacking a 16-year-old boy who was on his back. police wrote in the statement that the officers shot ramos because of the threat imposed to the 16-year-old. >> our preliminary investigation indicates that he reacted properly. >> i was told he had a knife in his hand, but there was no knife, period. >> investigators haven't said if that knife you see there is the one that ramos was holding when he was shot. the 16-year-old victim was treated at the hospital for minor injuries. >>> a new report on last month's oakland warehouse fire is raising more questions about the origin of the flames. the report says the fire began in a building next door, not in the warehouse. it blames inadequate electrical wiring. that is not the official fire investigation report. the fire department is still working on a final version. lawyers say the report should absolve the owner of the warehouse. "abc7 news" has tried to ask about the report. the d.a.'s office is still conducts a criminal investig

abc's stephanie ramos joins us now live from washington. good morning, stephanie. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, today is supposed to be a business ski day at the white house. president trump is scheduled to meet with leaders from both parties and expected to try to reshape some policy through executive actions relating to trade, immigration and national security. president trump kicks off his first week on the job at the white house today. >> we have set up meetings with the prime minister of the united kingdom. speak with foreign leaders including israeli prime minister netanyahu but it was a rocky first weekend. on saturday, speaking at the cia on day one of his presidency in front of the memorial wall of fallen heroes trump battling it out with the media accusing the press of inventing his feud with the intelligence community. >> i just want to let you know the reason you're number one stop is exactly the opposite. >> reporter: then hours later in his first appearance at the podium white house press secretary sean spicer railed on the

kpix5's john ramos on the smaller side of protesters today. are still determined to help foreign travelers. >> yesterday about 1,000 people filled sfo arrivals terminal to protest president trump's travel ban. and it's not hard to tell where the airport stood in that debate. >> we want to really represent the very best of america here at our airport. so we appreciate all of the protesters and the point that they were trying to make we certainly empathize with that. >> reporter: the protest remained peaceful with no reported problems. but today it was much quieter with only about 20 protesters greeting visitors from abroad. a makeshift volunteer law office was set up near by offering assistance to travelers and their families. >> i just have a hope in american people because i know they're fair and i know that they are fighters. so i am hoping that they can protect us. >> reporter: the airport says yesterday's detainees were people who were in flight when the rules changed so there shouldn't be many more detentions happening here. but that's no

john ramos, kpix5. >> stás -- it's not just us getting hit with wet weather.flood waters wash away this suv. luckily that car was unoccupied. >>> we're following breaking news tonight. police investigating two suspicious deaths in berkeley. chopper5 is live over that apartment building along decon street. right now police tell us that's where they found the bodies. residents are being evacuated from the building as a precaution. and officers have blocked off the entire area to traffic. and a hazmat team has also been called to the scene. we'll bring you more details what's going on there as they become available. >>> president trump with a full schedule on this first monday. >> mr. trump making good on several campaign promises. weijia jiang is live for us at the white house tonight. >> reporter: veronica and ken. president trump is making no secret a top priority for him. pulling the u.s. out of one trade deal and promising to negotiate another. nafta with the leaders of canada and mexico. it's part of an effort to fulfill his campaign promise to put american

. ♪ ♪ locutor:este es su noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ♪ marÍa elena:laestados unidos desde varios paÍses segÚn informaÓ la agencia de noticias reuters. la firma la harÁ en las oficinas del departamento. hoy el presidente trumppuso un tono diferente sobre los dreamers al que empleÓ durante su campaÑa electoral. jaime: prefiriendo o ocultar su identidad este estudiante iniciÓ el proceso para renovar su acciÓn diferida o daca que recibiÓ hace dos aÑos. >> como el mÍo se me vence en junio no voy a poderahorrar dinero para ir al colegio. >>dijo que lo iba a quitar y que iba a ser una paredpara que todos se vayan para sus paÍses. reportero: en una pared de cambio de estrategia el vocero de la casa blanca ha estado en sucesiÓn informativa del lunes que por el momento gobierno del presidente trump se concentrarÁ en perseguir a los indocumentados que tienen un historial criminal o son una amenaza. hoy, agregÓ que el presidente pedirÁ a su gabinete elaborar un plan para definir la situaciÓn de los 750,000 jÓvenes con daca. >>hoy estÁ diciendo que en el futuro pued

stephanie ramos is joining us live now. >> reporter: sara, president-elect trump was in washington last night but plans ongoing back and forth from d.c. to new york until the eve of the nomination. donald trump at the first of many inauguration festivities at our nation's capital with running mate mike pence. the black tie gala passed with nearly 200 foreign diplomats. across the way protest evers gathered outside of trump hotel including a man that tried to light himself on fire. and the president-elect front and center toasting his cabinet pick with a shout-out to ceo, rex tillerson. >> he goes into a country and taking the oil and then goes into other country -- >> today four of trump's nominees face hearing for the commerce and e px a grilling tom price on the obama care replacement plan and insider training. >> do you think it's appropriate for a senior member of congress in the health center to repeatedly invest in a drug company who can benefit from those actions. >> that is not what happened. >> with his inauguration just days away. kellyanne conway read the address and sees it

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so that's what we're doing now is we're maximizing our time. >> reporter: in fremont, john ramos, kpix 5. >> jenkins was studying to a social worker. her school issued a statement saying its community is praying for a miracle. >>> this just in. 7 people hospitalized after a serious automobile accident in oakley. chopper 5 over the scene just a few minutes ago. two vehicles involved there. you can see the front of one of the cars was completely smashed in. five of the victims are high school students. we are told it happened in front of freedom high school about 3:30 this afternoon. officials say there have been crashes at this intersection in the past. >>> well, the storms are done for now. but the damage is everywhere on our roads. >> bay area drivers are in for a bumpy ride as a result. potholes turned streets and highways into mine fields. >> kpix 5 reporter kiet do on the rules when it comes to who pays for these pothole repairs. kiet. >> reporter: yeah. most of the time it's you and me that pay for our own potholes. here in the bay area we have some of the highest repair bills in

kpix 5's john ramos reports on a farmer who allows to you meet your meat. >> reporter: along highway eight miles south of half moon bay is a place called sweet farm that's short on crops and long on commitment. >> there's something we had in the back of our mind. >> reporter: they bought the place about a year ago. he is a nuclear engineer. she works for facebook. they are both devoted vegans so it may seem strange to see the livestock but these animals are not for eating. they are for meeting. >> educating people someone who eats meat and doesn't know where it comes from. >> reporter: people say they may be less likely to want to eat them if they meet them. for example, there's gizmo. a miniature hereford who has taken a shine to a stallion. the two often chase each other around like a couple of puppies. the sheep trying to eat my tripod is ragnar and then there are the chickens. 47 of them get to live in a pasture with rolling cooperation and a play area. the idea is to show what life can be like for animals when they are not treated like animals. >> the main message is there's no

stephanie ramos has the details now from washington. >> reporter: on this martin luther king jr. day, the feud between president-elect donald trump and the civil rights icon continues. >> i think the russians participated in helping this man get elected. and they have destroyed the candidacy of hillary clinton. >> reporter: trump firing back on twitter saying, lewis is all talk, talk, talk, no action. the barrage of trump tweets stirring up bipartisan support for lewis. a civil rights leader who became nationally known for his prominent role in the selma to montgomery marches in the 1960s. fighting for civil rights alongside martin luther king jr. lewis is now leading a new movement among democrats in congress. >> i don't plan to attend the inauguration. it will be the first one that i miss since i've fln been in congress. >> reporter: now 27 democrats will also skill out on the inauguration. but over the weekend trump shifting his attention to the cia after these comments from cia director john brennan about the russia's hack into the 2016 presidential election. >> what i think

the officer shot ramos pause of the threat he posed to the 16-year-old. the vigil is scheduled for noon today at the vallejo police department on amador street. >>> alameda county sheriff's officials looking for this man. they hope he has information on the murder of 59-year-old andrea st. john. she was dead in her garage in a house that had been set on fire the night of december 13th. an autopsy revealed she was murdered before the fire. neighbors say they haven't been able to rest easy since the incident. >> we're sitting here watching tv and she was being murdered, set on fire. nobody knew anything. this poor lady. >> i hope they catch him. and the family gets some kind of resolve from this. >> police don't know yet why st. john was killed, whether she was targeted for some reason or perhaps interrupted a burglar or confronted an intruder inside her home. >>> a swift reaction to president trump's sweeping executive order to ban refugees, plus people from seven muslim countries. an immediate suspension of immigration in countries with ties from terror,

stephanie ramos live in washington. thank you. >>> white house press secretary sean spicer had a much smoother briefing we should say with reporters after getting off to a rocky start as stephanie mentioned over the weekend. >> spicer stood by his claim it was the most watched inaugural address ever. this time he answered questions telling abc's jon karl he intends to tell the truth from the podium. >> i believe that we have to be honest with the american people. i think sometimes we can disagree with the facts. there are certain things we may not fully understand when we come out but our intention is they have to lie to you, jonathan. >> reporter: he refused to say whether the president ordered had him to battle about the size of the crowd. >> president trump will hold his first one-on-one interview since his inauguration with our own david muir. that's tomorrow on "world news tonight" here on abc. >>> next this morning a frigh n frightening incident for the governor of minnesota overnight. mark dayton stumbled last ni

here's abc's stephanie ramos from washington. >> reporter: today, president donald trump welcomes auto industry leaders to the white house. >> he looks forward to hearing their ideas on how we can work together to bring more jobs back to that industry. >> reporter: also on the agenda, mr. trump is set to sign executive order a day after pulling out of a major trade deal with asia, the trans-pacific partnership. and trump back in campaign mode, complaining about losing the popular vote to hillary clinton in the 2016 election. source says he repeated the false claim that he lost the popular vote because 3 to 5 million undocumented immigrants voted. a republican aide claims the president was only joking. but a democratic aide zbreed, saying the president spent 10 minutes talking about the election. while trump won 304 electoral votes to clinton's 227, clinton won nearly 3 million more popular votes. despite trump's claims, election officials have said there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud. on the cabinet front, some progress. the senate confirmed kansas congressman mike pompeo to

in washington, stephanie ramos, abc 7 news.arolyn. >> stephanie, thank you. >>> well yesterday -- well first of all, let's tell you about the tweets that the president did this morning. respondinged to the women's marches. first he tweeted, watch protests yesterday but was under the impression that we just had an election. why didn't these people vote? celebs hurt cause badly. later the president sent another tweet saying peaceful protests are a hallmark of our democracy, even if i don't always agree, i recognize the rights of people to express their views. >>> mr. trump was busy yesterday on his first full day in the white house as we noted he paid a visit to cia headquarters and slammed the media for the coverage of the inauguration. here's abc news reporter mary bruce in washington. >> reporter: in his first remarks since inauguration day, the new president picked a new fight with the press. >> they are among the most dishonest human beings on earth. [ laughter ] >> reporter: speaking in virginia, trump took issue with repor

the ramos family says he did not have to die. police say officers responded to reports of several people fighting on sacramento's street. when they arrived a 16 year-old boy from union city of aground on his back. little by the vallejo police apartment that's what they've enlisted the help of attorney john berg. >> reporter: organize this memorial. and the families of mario romero gunned down by police. an alex by services to police in 2014 offering their support. the solano county district attorney's office is investigating the deadly shooting. + >> marty: 35 year-old man and woman from sacramento taken a local hospital. the man's injuries described as significant. on other news this morning they're not able find missing teenager but jenkins and fremont. more than a hundred people volunteer search dogs and drones not able to find data after researching the area of law decree. they're not losing faith in finding her. >> marty: conditions prevent them from searching this morning unclear to when they continue or it will continue th

in sonoma county john ramos kpix5. >> and people who live nearby say king tides are making the problem worse because it's preventing run off from draining. >>> this morning the chp is saying snow levels in the sierra are the highest they have seen in 20 years. and that has officials in the high country concerned. the of a lanp center is -- avalanche center is warning of the high avalanche danger and higher elevations. they are advising against travel but in truckee business owners are seeing quite a spike in sales thanks for the powerful storms and mountain hardware and sports store is struggling to match demand with supply. there is a waiting list for snow blowers and snow shovels are all sold out the manage are says replacing the projects requires research. >> out of shovels and snow blowers and generators. we have ice melt so we are pulling from everywhere and we just got a shipment of ice melt from massachusetts on friday. >> winter storm warning is expected to last through the morning. >> i am heading to truckee this weekend. >> you are? >> and i got snow chains. >> you did. >> i

police say their officers shot ramos because of the threat he posed to the 16-year-old. the vigil is scheduled for noon today. >>> alameda sheriff officials looking for this man who they think can help solve the murder of a castro valley grandmother last month. police hope he has information on the murder of 59-year-old andrea st. john, found dead inside the garage of her home on grove way, a house that was set on fire the night of december 13th. . and anticipate re -- autopsy revealed she was murdered before the fire. >> we were sitting here watching tv and she was being set on fire and murdered. nobody knew anything. this poor lady. >> i hope they catch him. and the family gets some kind of result from this. >> police don't know why st. john was killed, whether she was targeted for some reason or perhaps interrupted a burglar or confronted an intruder inside her home. >>> there was swift reaction this morning to president trump's sweeping executive order to ban refugees plus people from seven muslim countries. here's what it includes, an immediate suspension of immigra

stephanie ramos, abc 7 news. >> dan ashley is making the trip to washington, d.c. he'll be there tomorrow and friday with live reports on president-elect trump's inauguration. >>> any minute now, president obama will hold his final news conference at commander-in-chief. it is tradition for the outgoing president to take reporter questions before he leaves the white house. his eight-year term officially ends on friday at 9:00 a.m. our time. after that, he will fly to joint base andrews to address the staff and then the obamas will take air force one to palm springs where they've taken frequent trips in the past. and abc news will have a special report for the final press conference. as we mentioned, it is expected to start at 11:15. in about four minutes. we'll bring that you to live as soon as it starts. we'll also stream it live on the abc 7 news app. and today's episode of general hospital will be shown tomorrow at its normal 2:00 p.m. time on abc 7. no new episodes will be missed. >>> frantic moments in the middle of dangerous rising floodwaters. this is all unf

stephanie ramos live from washington. stephanie, thanks. >>> now to the ongoing gun violence in chicago. last night six people including a 12-year-old were injured in a shooting. >> witnesses sd the gunfire happened at a memorial for another victim of violence and claimed that was in retailation for yet another shooting. on tuesday the president tweeted about what he called chicago's horrible carnage. david asked him about that. >> if they are unable to fix it, that's when -- >> so far they have -- it's been going on for years and i wasn't president. what's going on? so, all i'm saying is to the mayor who came up to my office recently, i say, you have to smarten up and you have to toughen up. >> and addressing a tweet that the president sent about sending the feds to chicago, sean spicer, the press secretary, says the president was referring to providing federal resources to chicago's struggling law enforcement but didn't provide specifics. >> we'll have much more of david's interview including what was in that letter lef

abc's stephanie ramos has the latest from washington. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: diane and kendis, good morning. yeah, today president trump is set to meet with senate leaders as well at the white house after a day of revolving door activity. trump back in campaign mode complaining about losing the popular vote to hillary clinton in the 2016 election. sources say he repeated the false claim that he lost the popular vote because 3 million to 5 million undocumented immigrants voted. a republican aide claims he was only joking, but a democratic aide disagreed saying the president spent ten minutes talking about the election. while trump won 304 electoral votes to clinton's 227, clinton won nearly 3 million more popular votes. despite trump's claims, election officials have said there is no evidence of widespread voter fraud. today president trump welcomes auto industry leaders to the white house as he makes a push for more jobs in the u.s. >> he looks forward to hearing their ideas on how we can work together to bring more jobs b