a work release program. >> sanchez?during the day sanchez will be released from the jail to go to work. >> do you need employment or do you have a job? >> i have a job. wood floors. >> today you can go pick up all your clothes, whatever you need. >> each evening sanchez will be required to return to the jail. >> be back at 7:00. >> 7:00? >> report to the annex, though. >> okay. all right. >> all right. >> coming up -- >> the number we have called has temporarily been disconnected. >> jerry sanchez becomes a fugitive. >> if he's ever stopped by any law enforcement officer, they're going to arrest him and bring him in. >> other gang are laughing at us. everybody's spun out. >> adam verlander finds gang life isn't what it used to be. we're both stuck in this cube farm and you're about to hit 'send all' on some embarrassing gas. hey, you bought gas-x®! unlike antacids, gas-x ® relieves pressure and bloating fast. huh, crisis averted. there's nothing more than my vacation.me so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someon

segÚn la versiÓn oficial, los disparos vienen de la pistola de sÁnchez.coge ese momento. la familia admite que tiene un pasado criminal, pero no habÍa necesidad de dispararle 16 veces. los oficiales estÁn en licencia administrativa mitras -- mientras continÚa la investigaciÓn. marÍa elena: vamos con la ventana al mundo. el ministro de defensa de colombia dijo que en un bombardeo que las fuerzas armadas realizaron anoche murieron 10 miembros de la guerrilla ejÉrcito de liberaciÓn nacional, cinco hombres y tres mujeres del segundo mayor grupo rebelde en colombia. mÁs de 500 mascotas perdieron la vida en los desastres naturales que afectaron a perÚ, mÁs de un centenar que corrieron con mayor suerte estÁn siendo entregados en adopciÓn. la cifra de personas muertas pasa de 100. el museo que lleva el nombre de reina sofÍa en espaÑa conmemora el 80 aniversario de la obra de pablo picasso, "guernica", de exhibiciÓn incluye cerca de 180 obras del artista. pasamos con ilia. ilia: en marzo se registraron mÁs de 1000 homicidios en mÉxico, es el mes mÁs violento de la

sotpedro sanchez/armijo high school student: "honestly i don't know why they would do that?ur instruments are a part of our lives"...in fairfield haaziq madyun kron4news (grant) firefighters in vacaville rescued a dog after it got his head stuck in a wall. it happened yesterday morning just before eight... crews say the one-year-old dog named lex, put his head through a dryer vent hole on the side of the garage and couldn't get out. the family even tried ccountless times to get lex's head out, but it didn't work. crews were almost certain they were about to cut the wall... but with reassuring words and some manipulation of the fur and skin, they managed to free lex from the hole. (vicki) vo coming up, attention fans of the popular t-v series - 'friends' - the famous sitcom is getting a reboot - but on a musical stage. when you could soon see the t-v show álive. (grant) plus, a bay area dispatcher is being honored for helping save the life of a san francisco cop. (brittney) i'm chief meteorologist brittney shipp, i'll have your full bay area forecast after the break. (grant)

si ponemos en vÍdeo cÁmara lenta, vemos a uno de los policÍas luchando con sÁnchez.lo hizo porque sÁnchez le apuntÓ con su pistola al rostro. marÍa leticia: piden que enfrenten juicio, la policÍa no ha dado a conocer los nombres en el tiroteo, sÓlo informaron que estÁn bajo licencia administrativa. sigue aumentando en la cifra de muertos, tras el desbordamiento de rÍos en colombia. decenas de familias recorrieron las calles en el sur de colombia, mientras seguÍan en silencio los coches fÚnebres que llevaban a sus seres queridos. los rescatistas dicen que las posibilidades de encontrar vÍctimas con vida son nulas.nos cuentan cÓmo avanza la bÚsqueda humanitaria. reportera: despuÉs de buscar por dos dÍas seguidos entre las pilas de cadÁveres por fin. encontrÓ la mitad de su familiapero muerta. >> se me fue una y ahora. reportera: con el corazÓn hecho pedazos. >> ¿por quÉ te fuiste? reportera: serÁ incapaz de asumir tanto dolor, todavÍa tenÍa muy fresco el Último abrazo. el agua se represÓ en lo alto de la cordillera. >> seÑor yo quiero que venga no quiero verla asÍ como

but first unitarian wouldn't take sanchez.ld another sanctuary church in the denver area. first unitarian pastor mike morran says more sanctuaries are needed.voice of pastor mike morran/first unitarian church of denver:"oh my goodness, yes, there are so many more spaces needed. i know of at least five other congregations that are thinking about sanctuary or moving towards offering sanctuary, but are just not physically ready yet." two churches are already housing undocumented immigrants in the denver area. morran says several others are hoping to do the same. and prevent other people like sanchez from being separated from their families. (justine) first the u-s dropped the mother of all bombs on afghanistan. now officials are trying to plan their next move. and it may involve more troops.(jrs) a mother arrives to pick up her son at daycare...only to find he was not alive. what she says she found on his body.(justine) tensions with north korea "coming to a head" that's how the u-s is describing relations after the latest failed

nd i turn it over to the representative sanchez. ms. sanchez: president trump campaigned on keeping jobs at home and buying and hiring americans but in his first 100 days he has not put forward a concrete job creating jobs and ot helped working women to get ahead. nd that hasn't happened. and hard deleff working americans and a little window dressing, he hasn't done that. he has proposed to cut making harder for people to get training. donald trump has failed on the campaign promises. talk has been tough but the and his string is probably why he s the lowest approval rating at this early in their term. in 100 days, the american people re growing tired of of the broken promises. americans are working longer to make ends meet. we want to see the president lay out a detailed proposal. and not more. phrf >> promised on the campaign trail. once more, their plan puts and age tax and huge tooksblike. the parliamentarian would take us back to the dark ages. when people face it, like pregnancy and your child's asthma. when a trip to the hospital

sanchez. >> okay mr. sanchez. >> you're up, sir. >> thank you scott sanchez planning department. i forgot what i was going to say ms. woytak owe attempted to be at the hearing and i apologize after the item was called and public comment closed and the permit holder had left the section 311 has precluded in discretionary reviews filed the board granted the variance would be for the building permit to be issued and back to this board this is the what is to happen yeah. i believe the findings are justified granting the variance the property o project will have one dwelling unit bringing up to four and having a roof deck not unlike the appellants property with 6 dwelling units and the roof deck above the are numerous reviews by the rdt are the and changes to the project have really tried to address the concerns that were raised i understand not to the satisfaction of the appellant so with the residential design guidelines have been complied with and a portion of this not subject to the variance there's been a historic review the building permit application the ceqa determination was

but first unitarian wouldn't take sanchez.er area. first unitarian pastor mike morran says more sanctuaries are needed.voice of pastor mike morran/first unitarian church of denver:"oh my goodness, yes, there are so many more spaces needed. i know of at least five other congregations that are thinking about sanctuary or moving towards offering sanctuary, but are just not physically ready yet." two churches are already housing undocumented immigrants in the denver area. morran says several others are hoping to do the same. and prevent other people like sanchez from being separated from their families. ( terisa ) deputies are looking for the person who beat up a gay man last weekend near u-c santa barbara. it happened during gay pride week in the city of isla vista. the man says he was attacked after a basketball game. he was punched in the face after a man referenced his sexual orientation. the victim says he broke his jaw and had to have surgery. police are investigating this attack as a hate crime. ( james ) a mother is pleadi

sanchez mr. walton ms. eng and ms. zaragoza thank you thank you. ms. casco will everyone please please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> section a accessibility information for the public as has been announced excuse me - munoz are reminded if they wish to address the board of education an individual can complete a speaker card prior to the item and present it to say the executive assistant speaker cards will not be accepted for an item already before the board section b we're going to hear if superintendant lee thank you thank you president walton and once again sort of like renovate my comments will be on the longer side please bear with me and thank you for being here. from the bottom of my heart let me be the first to congratulate doctor matthew's as the next superintendent of sfusd applause please >> (clapping.) >> and sorry if i'm stealing anyone else's thunder president walton but i did want to make a few remarks you'll hear more about doctor matthew's but we're excited to work with

alexis sanchez send arsenal through to the fa cup final after an extra—time goal against manchester cityand it's ten times a champion for rafael nadal as he wins again in monte carlo. and the west indies fill the wrath of khan as he becomes the first to reach 10,000 test. —— feel. hello, and welcome to the programme, where we start with football. in spain's primera division, lionel messi scored his 500th career goalfor barcelona when he hit the winner with the last kick of the game in a 3—2 victory over real madrid at the bernabeu. it was the argentine‘s second of the match and first goal against real madrid for three years and takes the catalans to the top of the league on head to head. they're level on points with los blancos who've played a game less in a match that also saw real captain sergio ramos sent off for the 22nd time in his career after his two—footed tackle on messi with 13 minutes remaining. earlier, real sociedad moved up to sixth after a 1—0 win over deportivo la coru na. real betis also won 1—0 at celta vigo while las palmas and alaves played out a 1—1 draw. arsenal are

and whps sanchez pointed his gun at the office's face, and the officer took the gun and shot sanchez several times and dropped it and then pulled out his own gun. this happened so fast leaving the other officer so confused. >> he hears the shots being fired and he doesn't know if sanchez has another weapon on him. >> and sanchez died and both officers are on paid administrative leave. >>> a teenage boy faces sexual assault charges after an attack streamed on facebook live and now police are looking to make more arrests. the 15-year-old victim vanished while on her way home, and she knew one of her attackers and lured her to his house, and 40 people watched the attack on facebook live, and people say -- police, rather, say none of them called 911, and the 14-year-old suspect now faces several felony charges, including criminal sexual assaults. >>> in marin, engineers are moving forward with studies on a major realignment on a hairpin curve on lucas road. the county supervisors signed off on the contract to conduct design and env kwraestudies to help pay for the rest. >>> spring has sp

police say that sanchez had an extensive criminal history, including weapons charges. those two police officers, they are on paid administrative leave, pending an investigation by the sheriff's department. tom? >> that body cam video no doubt part of that investigation. ron, thank you so much. >>> next, to the deadly accident at a hotel in the midwest. children passing out at the pool. rushed to the hospital, unconscious. officials say dangerously high carbon monoxide levels were seeping onto every floor throughout the building. abc's adrienne bankert picks up the story. >> reporter: tonight, a frantic call for help. toxic fumes inside this michigan hotel, killing a 13-year-old boy and poisoning nearly a dozen others. >> i have a report of approximately six to seven children in the pool area, all unconscious. >> reporter: witnesses say kids were playing at this pool when they started to get sick and called an adult for help. >> my mom hurried up and went down there, and she said when she survived, all the kids were surrounding the pool, passed out, throwing up. >> repo

sanchez. >> okay mr. sanchez. >> you're up, sir. >> thank you scott sanchez planning department. i forgot what i was going to say ms. woytak owe attempted to be at the hearing and i apologize after the item was called and public comment closed and the permit holder had left the section 311 has precluded in discretionary reviews filed the board granted the variance would be for the building permit to be issued and back to this board this is the what is to happen yeah. i believe the findings are justified granting the variance the property o project will have one dwelling unit bringing up to four and having a roof deck not unlike the appellants property with 6 dwelling units and the roof deck above the are numerous reviews by the rdt are the and changes to the project have really tried to address the concerns that were raised i understand not to the satisfaction of the appellant so with the residential design guidelines have been complied with and a portion of this not subject to the variance there's been a historic review the building permit application the ceqa determination was

for the last 11 years his wife emma sanchez hasn't been home.ported to mexico and their family ripped apart. it's been the most difficult on her kids. >> what makes you upset about it. >> that everybody else has their parents, both of them and i don't. >> reporter: nearly 70 miles away on the other side of the border his mom, emma sanchez stresses, too. countless sleepless nights without her family have left her physically worn. it hurts to know that my kids are growing up without me she says fighting back tears. i missed out their childhood, i missed their birthdays. you don't need to understand pan i wish to hear the pain this her voice. here in tijuana sanchez helps a group called dreamers moms, fighting to get back to their family: i hurt more every day, people think it gets easier with years. that's not true, she says. alongside verona sanchez works with the mothers to deal with despair brought upon by being deported. today they host a group of veterans who served in the u.s. military but were later deported. they're getting a spiritual wor

for the last 11 years, his wife emma sanchez hasn't been home.she was deported to mexico, and their family was ripped apart. it's been the most difficult on her kids. >> what makes you upset about it? >> that everybody else has their parents, both of them, and i don't. >> reporter: nearly 70 mile ace w -- miles away on the other side of the border, his mom emma sanchez stresses too. countless nights without her family have left her physically worn. >> translator: it hurts to know my kids are growing up without me, she says. i missed out on their birthdays. you don't need to understand spanish to hear the pain in her voice. here in tijuana, sanchez helps direct a group called dreamers moms, a collection of deported mothers fighting to get back to their families the u.s. yolanda founded the organization after she was deported in 2010. i hurt more every day, she says, wiping away tears. people think it gets easier with years. that's not true, she says. alo alongside, sanchez works with mothers to deal with despair brought upon by being deported. tod

sanchez mr. walton thank you thank you 6 i's. >> thank you section e superintendent proposals for action one proposal item one 7321 sp one for the policy 5121/evaluation of student chouchlts that of there is a motion that has been seconded on march 21st a committee report if rules committee that was heard last time. >> ordered the solution for a positive recommendation. >> thank you superintendant lee you have someone to read into the record. >> yes. superintendent bill sanderson back again. >> good evening, commissioners and bill sanderson from the high school i wanted to double check on something am i to lead the background for or not read the actual entire policy please verify. >> unless the board president we read only the recommended action. >> that's very true. >> what page is that on? >> i apologize for the electronic version of agenda so i will - giving me one moment please - >> if it would be helpful i mean, i'll be happen to read it on your behalf our the recommended action board member

you feel good in your heart. >> sanchez wasasasasasasasasasa, but moved to san jose at the age of 4. he would eveveveventually gradue from sanan jose stststate, go on to serve in the army, and later bebecocome one of f sasan josest latino firefighters. he's proud of his heritage and was inspired to open his restaurant after growing up in his father's cantina. >> my father, i learned to work hard and to be honest. >> sanchez is one of the many who have contributed to the cultural fabric of the south bay. in fact, according to the most recent data available, the state now has approximately 14.99 million latinos compared to about 14.92 million non-hispanic whites. together the two groups make up nearly 80% of california's population. ron gonzales, the first hispanic to serve as mayor of san jose since statehood says it's all about perspective. >> just having sheer numbers doesn't matter if we're not engaged in all aspects of our society -- whether it's jobs, housing, politics, or civic engagement in general. >> gonzales is now president and c.e.o. of the hispanic foundation of silicon v

sanchez mr. walton ms. eng and ziegler. >> thank you thank you so much it is great to see so many people in the board room this evening we'll do our best to move through tonight's recognizes and other events

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sanchez mr. walton ms. eng and ms. zaragoza thank you thank you. ms. casco will everyone please please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> section a accessibility information for the public as has been announced excuse me - munoz are reminded if they wish to address the board of

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. could this be the last morning of the drizzling going on for the next few days? >> no. it's been so wet over the past few days. yeah, it's still soggy right now, but tomorrow's going to be all clear and dry, and the roads are still wet with some light spotty showers around parts of the bay as we get a look at what's going on out there right now, not a whole lot. heavier showers move through within the past three

sanchez mr. walton ms. eng and ms. zaragoza thank you thank you. ms. casco will everyone please please join me in the pledge of allegiance. >> section a accessibility information for the public as has been announced excuse me - munoz are reminded if they wish to address the board of education an individual can complete a speaker card prior to the item and present it to say

. >> i'm kris sanchez, in for laura garcia-cannon on this tuesday, and if it's slick on the roadways, we know that we want to know how long it's going to last. >> off and on today. again. and this weather pattern, yeah, i think it's just a broken record. i can just record my weather and go home. we are going oo see some rain rolling through throughout the day and seeing a lot of that tapering off, moving to the east, but you're

sanchez mr. walton ms. eng and ziegler. >> thank you thank you so much it is great to see so many people in the board room this evening we'll do our best to move through tonight's recognizes and other events and get to public comment as he will as possible we have a lot of people here to speak on behalf of several issues please bear with us we will have to allow you want to for everybody to be heard with that said, i want to acknowledge longer commissioner jill wynn's in the audience it is good to see you. >> (clapping.) >> section a information for the

sanchez mr. walton ms. eng ms. zaragoza thank you could everyone please please join me in the pledge of allegiance and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> what i want to thank everyone for coming out and on the malia cohen and say congratulations to mission high school boys basketball team. >> (clapping.) >> there are going to the state commentship we're definitely

cuarta temporada de la voz kid, alejandra sÁnchez y nuestro chef james que tambiÉn tiene su propia hisria>> doctor quieroomenzar con usted cuÁles son los riesgos que usted pueda tener de tener obesidad porque muchas veces podemos decir que la obesidad comienza como un problema que termina siendo una enfermedad o no? >>> correcto, el trayecto de la obesidad siempre acaba en un problema metabÓlico, entonces vemos que lo que empieza como un proceso de sobrepeso siempre va a llegar a la obesidad, especialmente viendo los niÑos adolescentes como es la hipertensiÓn, enfermedad del corazÓn, problemas del hÍgado, son cosas que se ven en los niÑos que es un proceso que no si no se cual temprano, desarrolla los fenÓmenos de la

scott sanchez will be here the zoning administrator and he'll be representing the planning department and planning commission and we also expect senior builder inspector joe duffy dbi electronic devices are prohibited. out in the hallway. permit holders and others have up to 7 minutes to present their case and 3 minutes for rebuttal.

kris sanchez joining us live in san jose with the details. this is all happening only days before the flood assistance center is closing for good. >> right. if you drive through the neighborhoods that were so impacted, you can sill see that folks are struggling to get back to normal. that's why this deadline is so critical. the deadline to get the paperwork in to the state to qualify for the federal low-interest loans. the money is still on the table, and the deadline, as you mentioned, is today. local government agencies, also nonprofits eligible for low-interest loans up to $2 million to replace or repair their real estate, also the machinery and other business assets that make their businesses run. homeowners can apply for low interest loans up to $200,000 to

sanchez and mr. walton thank you. >> and new commissioner vice president mendosa-mcdonnell. >> thank you i pulled item k 58 a retroactive resolution normally i'm curious on this one this the reason was the start data was required by the grant and for the downtown high school for $19,000 and this has been in motion since august 2016 that's that months ago we have been on a contract that we didn't have approved or funding for i want to know what happened here. >> good evening commissioners assistant superintendent the information i can get the specific grant information if

i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm sam brock. >> more details on what we've learned the last 10 or 15 minutes. let's bring in the pg&e spokesperson joining us on the phone. at this point do you have a time line of when the outages might be restored? >> at this time we're working as safely and as quickly as possible to restore this outage. we will be keeping media and our customers updated as we determine that restoration time. >> now do you know at this point what the cause of that fire inside that substation was? >> we know that the sub station was the source, but the actual cause is still under investigation. >> no injuries to report, i assume. it was a small fire? >> oh, yes. we're happy to say that there were no injuries. we've accounted for all of our employees at the site, and we've been working closely with with theies from -- with the san

. >> i'm kris sanchez, in for laura garcia-cannon. today, let's talk about the forecast because you will need to plan for it as you leave the house. it's chilly. >> very chilly. everyone is kind of bundled up as the temperatures in parts of the bay area dip into the mid 40s. get ready for that. we do have clear skies as we take a live look outside at san jose and the temperature trend for santa clara will be 62 degrees at 11:00. lunchtime temperature at 65. maybe you want to take the lunch outside. take in the sunshine, too. we'll also see some rain moving in to parts of the bay area later on tonight. talk about when and where coming up in about seven minutes. vianey is tracking the impact on the roadways. >> not much of an impact. if this is usually the time you leave for work, you'll have a pretty good commute judging by the speed sensors. we were seeing a couple early morning fender benders but nothing major which causes backup, which is great news. northbound 101 to 85, 20 minutes. northbound 280 to highway 85, 8

. >> kris sanchez will look at that in about 15 minutes. >> you want to stick around because it's a very interesting breakdown. >> it is. it's important to talk about. also even as the founder says, statistically, mathematically, imperfect. >> and the businesses are coming along with the 20% counts as. offering discounts to women today specifically because of the gap. >> here's something we can agree on. happening today, good news for ice cream lovers. it is free cone day at ben & jerry's ice cream shop as the company celebrates another year of business. >> get a free cone, i believe you also get free ice cream, too, right? just confirming. ben & jerry's has hosted free cone day since its first anniversary in 1979 as a way of saying thanks to its very wide customer base. you can get a free cone from noon to 8:00 p.m. today. the company expects to give away more than a million scoops of ice cream. >> cone and ice cream. >> i hope so. >> april 1st. >> exactly. >> i love april fools day.

. >> today in the bay's kris sanchez joining us live where where the money is coming from and what happens if she skips town. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you both. that's a high bail, the $35 million. that's because the district attorney considers tiffany li to be a flight risk and even with that her friends and family both here and in china are betting big money and assets that she s will stick around. we expect she will post $4 million in cash and put up about $62 million in property equity. the state requires twice the cash requirement. i will i also has to surrender her u.s. passport and chinese passport and cannot possess those of her children. she has to be 100 yards away from any airport. she also has to wear an electronic monitoring bracelet. in september, lee, her boyfriend and another friend will be tried for the murder of keith green, the father of lee's young daughter. until then, she'll be under

. >> commissioner president chow and welcome and commissioner sanchez the second item is the actual commissioner president chow you might want to say something. >> we want to welcome dan our new commissioner he is chief of staff of democratic leader pelosi who as you may know was the first woman to serve and speaker of house of representatives and responsible for the ac a act pga in no idea. >> he's dictated his life to public service serving in the white house under bill clinton and as the presidential appointee of the u.s. department of education we're pleased he'll be joining us commissioner . >> (clapping.) >> would you like to make some comments. >> achieve and commissioners thank you very much for welcoming me director garcia very grateful for the leadership in san francisco for many years i've mainly living with hiv for 20 years since 1990 and the work on this commission for decades i believe is what has allowed me to be hereby san francisco create a model of care that became a model for the nation and what was the basis of retrofitting and getting to zero initiative to have the emissions

. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. one of my favorite concerts of all time there. >> which one? ? storytellers with lyle lovett and buddy guy. >> he's a throwback? >> he's still working. anyway, a good day to take the radio outside, have a picnic, do anything. >> it's going to be warm today. we're talk about some of the temperatures shooting into the upper 70s today. so it's going to feel like summer, and we'll have a lot of sunshine to go along with it. here's a live look at san jose as you get ready to head out the door, and los gatos at 9:00, 58 degrees. then look at how quickly we're up to 68 degrees. by 11:00, lunchtime temperature, 72, and going to see highs in the upper 70s today. the average is just 69 degrees. into the next few days, more of that sun, but cooler weather. let's get a look at how roads are moving for you thissing in the south bay. no major issues as you head out for the morning commute.

kris sanchez will update us in a live report at 6:30. >>> right now, a story that nbc bay area the first to break an hour ago. the orlando pulse nightclub shooter's wife will soon leave the bay area and head back to florida. >> noor salman was arrested at her parents' home in contra costa county in january. pete suratos has been sifting thou the court documents this morning that we obtained overmoy. he joins uv lice outside the jail in dublin where salman is being held to explain what is next for her. >> good morning to you. yes, those new court documents the have come into our newsroom this morning do indicate that noor salman could be heading to florida soon. it's no longer a matter of if she'll be released from the jail in dublin but more of a matter of when. we can't say exactly what's in the new court durhams. they were filed yesterday and it said she waived her right to a rehearing next week in front of a judge, and the judge also agreeing to cancel the hearing. this means she won't fight

kris sanchez is live along the peninsula. you know what is back? yeah, do i have to tell you? we were talking about this yesterday. baseball. baseball is back. a packed house cheered the a's to a 4-2 win. nice start over the angels last night at the coliseum. >> and look at that, by the way. rickey henderson, the man himself, coming back to a standing ovation. the a's, as you just saw a second ago, renamed the field after the hall of famer and oakland native rickey henderson. they also celebrated their ties to the city of oakland which fans say they appreciate. >> the raiders want to leave, let them leave. the a's, we're staying here, in oakland, in the east bay. >> i like the hat. >> exactly. the a's have launched a rooted in oakland campaign in the wake of course of the raiders deciding to move to las vegas and the warriors now building a new arena in san francisco. >> very nice to see. >> okay, baseball back. the weather to go with it has been extraordinary. kind of keeping with the season. >> yeah, yesterday, it was bright and sunny.

meanwhile, arsenal manager arsene wenger believes his striker alexis sanchez wants to stay at the clubnext summer, but there have been reports suggesting he is keen to leave. wenger, though, is confident he will renew his deal. i believe that basically he wants to stay at the club, and it is down to find an agreement with his agent. you know, ithink find an agreement with his agent. you know, i think the players first—half to see they are happy at the club, and after most of the time it is down to finding an agreement. but where the finances are involved, yes. england's women have been in action this evening. they have been playing a friendly against italy, at vale park. both sides have qualified for this summer's european finals. it finished i—i, jodie taylor with the goal for england. mark sampson's side had their chances, but couldn't convert them. brighton are back on top of the championship, after a 2—1 win at queens park rangers. glenn murray put them ahead after the break, and sebastien pocognoli's inch—perfect free kick made it 2—0. matt smith pulled one back for qpr. brighton

>> reporter: in just six seconds, sanchez is shot with 16 bullets. >> do not move. >> do not move! >> reporter: moments later, an officer comforting the officer who shot sanchez. >> reporter: reports say at least one bullet came from the suspect's own gun. >> i ended up shooting him with his own gun. >> you okay? you okay? >> it shows how quickly things can escalate from normal, routine interactions to a scuffle to a shooting to someone losing their life. >> reporter: some really intense moments there. the two officers remain on paid administrative leave pending an official investigation by the local sheriff's office. dan and sara, the officers claim self-defense. >> harrowing video. thank you, stephanie. great to have you here with us on set. appreciate it. >>> and now we go to ron for the morning headlines. i have always wanted to do that. >> it's been a long time. >> it's been a long time. >> welcome, sara haines and dan harris. good morning to you. good morning, everyone. >>> we're going to begin with the search for survivors in colombia, which was hit by an avalanche of mud an

uber says sanchez passed a background check.they have a zero tolerance policy for any sexual conduct. uber released this statement saying: in new port near where the victims called for the uber, other beachgoers say they are disturbed and scared by what happened. >> i took uber down here today. it freaks me out thinking that could happen. >> we think uber is really safe. it is not. i guess that's what we are learning today. >> reporter: if you don't feel safe you can call for a different driver. if you are concerned don't ride alone. >> police believe he may have targeted other passengers who may not have come forward. >>> apple preparing to make the move to coopertino. we'll look at the new facility. >>> a bay area aquarium has a new adorable addition. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, congressional democrats are urging president trump to veto an internet privacy bill awaiting his >>> good monday morning. welcome to your monday. it is another unseasonably mild day across the bay area. low to mid 60s at the beaches. mid 70s across the peninsul